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12 MONDAY MORNING. JULY 3, 1933. PART I. DEATHS With Funeral Announcements. Jewish Day Goes on Air Today DANIELL.

The funeral services of William CEMETERY LOTS GRAVES or crypts at as much as f0' saving. 938 West Washington. PR. 3773. PRIVATE party will sacrifice choice six-grave plot, Inglewood Cemetery, RO.

4651. Make Yourself a Job WITH ED BISHOP The Idea Hunter HIGHLIGHTS 8wift Daniel) will be held today at 10:30 a.m. from the chapel of W. A. Brown.

1815 South Flower street, DASHLEY. Services for Julius Frank Dash-ley today at 1 p.m. Irom Pierce Brothers' chapel. DEFFEBACH. July i.

Edward 8:30 a.m. KHJ Conctrt Miniatures DEATHS With Funeral Announcements. MARIUS. Paul Martus. Services todsy at 7 pm.

at the Greek Orthodox Church. R. C. Dellen-baugh ti directors. MORGAN.

Renulem mass for Elizabeth Morsan todsy st 9 a m. at the Holy Name Church. 2190 West Thirty-first street. Pierce Brothers, directors. MYERS.

July I. Owen Wslter Myers. Announcement of services iater by Tierce Brothers. O'CONNOR. At 631 We't Eighty-fifth street.

Mrs. Ann.a F. O'Connor, beloved mother of Mrs. Nellie M. Snyder and Mrs.

Lillian M. Mendenhall of Los Angeles. Mrs. Viola Murray of Omaha. and Mrs.

Dorothy Coleman of Belleflower, Csl. Funeral services Wednesday st 1 m. from the chapel cf W. A. Brown, DEATHS With Funeral Announcement" WALKER.

July 2, Irbin George Walker, beloved on of Finis and Kathryn Walker: brother of Robert Walker; baby Walker Is also survived by his grandparents, Mr. and Mra. Charles Wshl. Services todsy at 2:30 p.m. from Pierce Brothers' ehspel.

WHITLEY. The funersl services of Mrs. Amelia G. Whitley will be held Wednesdsy al. 2 p.m.

from the chapel of w. Brown, 1813 South Flower street. WRIGHT. June 28, Lizrie A. Wrleht, loving mother of Hazle Jordan and Leon H.

Wrlnht. Services today at 2 m. from the rhapel if Reed Tepley As Geiaer, 721 West Washington street. Interment, Chatsworth, Cal. CHICAGO EVENT HEARDJON KHJ Exposition Pageant Presents 3500 Stage Artists New Inglewood Parh Concert Series to Begin news, Baron Keyes, 3: John Ned (C) Goldman Band (C) 5 30.

KFOX News. Organ. 4 30; Hawallans, Do Dll Roberts, 5.30; George Strange, 5 45. KFWB Friendly Voice. Nip and Turk, 6.15 and KGER Baby's Birthday Party, dance 5.

KOFJ Bunk house huddles. 4. Kill The PhlllMines (C.l 4i Hodgepodge Lodge. 4: 1 'n (tears Dnblier Orrhen- Ira, 4:45: Ha(rln Men (C.l Nleel Mngeri Air races. KIEV Four Collrtiians, Grapevine Garden Orchestra.

5:13. KMTR Tea time, Serenaders, ucky Stars. 6. KNX Travelogue, 4: Story Town Express. organ, KhvUim Boys, i.ij.

6 ta 7 P.m. KFCA Hour glass (C.) 6: Lylrlc Trio, Paramount supper show, 6:45. KFAC News, Mayiair Educators, 6:30. The Ill-Laws, 6:45. POST OFF ICE ROBBER ON PRISON TRIP Youth Accompanied by Other Federal Con vied on Way to McNeil Island father of Mrs.

Dollle McDavid and Jerse R. Deffebach. Announcement of services later by the Frank D. Weber Mortuary. DIXON.

James Dixon, loving fsther of Jsy Dixon. Services Mondsy st 2 m. from the parlors of L. F. Utter 4254 South Broadway.

DREIBELBI8. Services for Peter William today at 10 a.m. at the Wee Kirk o' the Heather in Forest Lawn Cemetery. Pierce Brothers, directors. EDWARDS.

Services for James F. Edwards today at 2 p.m. from Pierce Brothers' chapel. GEORGE. Services for Lillian George to 1B13 bouth Flower street.

WUNDER. July 1. Louise Wunrier. PERRELLI. Funeral for Helen E.

Perrelll Wednesday at 12:30 m. from the chapel of E. Clair Overholtzer Announcement of services later by Pierce Brothers. YOUNG. Suddenly.

George Henrv Young, beloved husband of Fannie Bell Young; member of Los Angeles Police Depart One of the most unique and useful gadgets brought to at tention, recently is an air-pressure paint spray gun being used by a Kansas City man. Air pressure is supplied from the spare tire on his automobile and the gun made for ouch a connection. The spare tire on his machine makes a portable outfit with which he is able to get around and do all kinds of odd paint jobs with a minimum of initial expense and no bungle-some equipment to carry. The novelty, low price and practical value of the spray also have enabled him to make numerous sales of the equipment Itself, he states. ijs eoutn urana avenue.

''Fireworks fright" to Herald Independence Day PERRY. Of 1238 North Avenue 45. SuMe ment. A. Perry.

day at 10 a.m. from Pierce Brothers' Memorial services at Cresse High Funeral services today. 2 from the chapel of Brown Brothers, 935 cnapei (C.B.S.) 9:30 a.m. KHJ George Sherban'i Russian Gyps orchestra (C B.S.) 11:30 a.m. KHJ Columbia Salon Orchestra (CB.S.) 4 p.m.

EC A String wood En. aimble (N.B.C.) p.m. KFI Goldman Band from New York City (N.B.C.) 6:15 p.m. KHJ "Twilight Rever. Ies." Organ and violin.

6:30 p.m. KFI Lyric Trio. 7 p.m. KHJ Inglewood Park con. cert.

Oriental festival. 8 p.m. KNX Calmon Lubovlskl, violinist, and Claire Mellonlno, pianist. 9 p.m. KFI Charles Hart's In.

strumental group. Mozart and Rlmsky-Korsakoff numbers. 9 p.m. KECA Etude Ethiopians. 11:30 p.m, KFI Colonial Trio (N.B.C.) VARIETIES 3:45 p.m.

ECA University of California Program, Prof. Carrla Castle Dollar of Mills College, speaker, 5:33 p.m. KHJ National Air Races. 6:30 p.m. KHJ Edwin C.

Hill (C 6:45 p.m." KHJ Jewish Day at the World's Fair (CB.S.) 6:45 p.m. KECA Paramount supper show. Charlie Wellman and company. land para, today at 11 30 a.m. PROT8MAN.

Funeral for Wllhelmtna west Washington. KFI Ha me Bennrtt. poetry, tyrlc Trio, Hollywood Bowl School GRAFF. Dr. George R.

Graff, beloved husband of Venue W. Graft, died July Protsman today at 2:30 p.m. from the it at 246 Koblnson Road, Pasadena procram, 6:30, Sfigt. Kcliar and Boss, 8:45. KFOX Married Lite.

Orowin' up funeral arrangements to be an THE TIMES WORLD-WIDE NEWS, KHJ at 7:30 a.m. (Frank Greene,) 12:30 (Morton Helm,) and 10 p.m. (Nye.) chapel of E. Clair Overholtzer Co. 1238 South Grand avenue.

RANDALL. July 2. Lilla May Randall CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Sarah Leahy acknowledges with sincere appreciation the kind expressions of sympathy received in memory of her son, Robert E. Leahy.

Hotcha Trio, Roily Wray, nounced later. Turner Stevens Co. Pasadena, In charge. GRAHAM. July 2, Martha Merla Graham mano.

6.4a. beloved mother of Mrs. Elwood Auer KFWB News, Burr Mcintosh. Nip of Los Angeles, Mrs. Louise O'Crowley Announcement of services later by and Tuck.

Ted Dahl'a 6:15 oi cast urange. n. pnoebe Bow, FUNERAL DIRECTORS KGEll News, 6: Sacred hour. Cheer man of Mercedes, and lrmer nanaau or Dallas. Tex.

ful Earlul. 6:45. KGFJ Sports, Radio Civic League, Pierce Brothers. GREY. Services for John J.

Grey will be held today at 9 a.m. from the chapel of Will A. Reynolds, 8540 Melrose avenue, thence to St. Charles Church, North Hollywood, at 10 a.m, Requiem mass Thursday, July 6, at 0 a.m., at the Cathedral Chapel, 927 Fred Creamer, youthful postofflci robber, and ten other Federal prisoners, are on the way to McNeil Island Prison today in custody ot deputy United" States marshals. Creamer, with another armed bandit, held up the postmistress of the Highfrrove postofflce In Riverside county last Christmas weex and, after forcing the woman and patrons to lie on the floor, robbed the safe of $125 in postal receipts and stole the postmistress's watch, and rings.

Creamer, who was given the Jewelry in a division of the spoils, was captured at a hobo camp, but his associate, whose identity never was learned, escaped. Creamer pleaded guilty and United States Some simple new Idea, properly broad cast, may put 1000 men back to work. I KHJ Broadway Melodies (C.) 6 Edwin you know any Idea, actually working, help spread the news by sendm full details to 15RESEE BROTHERS KTM Dally a m. Earle V. Wilde A complete BRESEE BROTHERS aervice, Including music and minister, may be obtained as low as 165 If desired.

855 FIGUEROA. MI. 3125. V. Hill (C.) Jewisn uay at cni-earo (C 6:45.

GRIFFIN. June 30, James B. Orlffln. KIEV Molly Mulane's Family, 6:43. ta Bis nop, care 01 this newspaper.

(Los Anceles Times Syndicate) KMPC Organ, Crashing Honywooa, BY CARROLL NYE Climaxing National Jewish Day at the Chicago Exposition, more than 3500 actors and musicians participate in one of the most elaborate pageants ever staged and the Columbia Broadcasting System, with a local release over KHJ, broadcasts the program at 6:45 p.m. Titled "The Romance of the People," the scenes will be enacted on 6 15. KMTR News, Ssntaella's In it concert. Speedway. EDWARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MORTVARY 1000 VENICE BOULEVARD.

PR. 8281. WEATHER REPORT I Official Report) Remains at Cunningham ti O'Connor. HATHAWAY. Accidentally, William Nell Hathaway, beloved husband of Thyra L.

Hathaway; loving son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Hathaway; brother of Clancy, Maynard, Louise and Helen Hathaway. Services today at 11 a m.

from the chapel of Reed Tapley It Geiger, 721 West Washington street. KNX News. 6: 8heriff Underwood and Duuin urea, nerca orotners, directors. RATHBONE. July 1.

Francis Rathbone. father of Juliette Rathbone Finch: son of Mrs. John V. Rathbone of Park-ersburg. W.

brother tf Mrs. John Meisenhelder of Marietta, Mrs. Harlan L. Mumma of West Point. N.

and Mrs. George McQullkln of Merchantsvllle, N. J. Remains will be forwarded today by Pierce Brothers to Parkersburg, W. for services and Interment.

(Parkersburg. W. and Mexia, papers please copy.) REAMES. July 2, Ora E. Reames.

beloved husband of Nellie Reames: father of Fldred S. Reames; grandfather of Ltnnea Reames. Services Thursday. July 6. at 10 a from Pierce Brothers' chapel.

iGrand Junction papers please copy.) LOCAL OFFICE. O. 8. WEATHER BU PAUL D. ROBINSON 1001 WEST WASHINGTON.

PR. 1001. GARRETT BROTHERS REA. Los Angeles, July 2. (Reported by a stage 200 by 150 feet, in the cen HEALEY.

June 30. Delia Healey. L. H. Daingerfleld, Meteorologist.) At Remains at Cunningham O'Connor.

District Judge James sentenced him to ten years' imnrisonment. 921 Venice Boulevard (16th st.) PR. 2039. 7:30 p.m. KFI Deml-Tasse Revue (N.B.C.) 7:33 p.m.

KFWB "On the Front Porch." Jack Joy's orchestra and studio talent. 8 p.m. KECA "Hollywood on the Air (N.B.C.) William Gargan, master of ceremonies. PLAYS 8:30 p.m. KFWB "The Man Hunter." Detective serial.

9:33 p.m. KFI Drama Hour (CB.S.) Mystery play. ms trail drivers. Lawrence King and Orchestra. Grown' Up, 6:45.

KRKD Ht.rry Getse and Sally Coy, 7 ta 8 p.m. KECA Ethel Waters. Eb and Zeb lE.T.,) 7:45. KFAC American Lesion program. 7: political speech, Songs for Sale, 7:45.

KFI Amos 'n1 Andy iC.t 7: orchestra. MJB Demi-Tasse Review (C. 7:30. KFOX School Kids. ba-ltone.

7:45. KFWB Ruth Durrell, Tanan, orchertra. 7:30. HECK. Mrs.

Marie L. Heck of 122 East o'clock a.m. the barometer registered 29.97; at 5 29.98. Thermometer for ter of Soldier Field, under the direction of Isaac Van Grove, conductor of the Chicago Civic Opera, Other prisoners in the eroun am One Hundred and Twentieth street. Remains at Alvarez Moore.

PIERCE BROTHERS 720 WEST WASHINGTON ST. PR. 4156. the corresponding hours showed 60 deg HELMKAMP. Services for Emma Helm- and 68 Relative humidity, 3 a.m., 78 who recently won national acclaim for his oneratic version of "The CUNNINGHAM O'CONNOR per cent: 62 per cent.

Wind. 5 kamp tooay at 2 m. at St. John's Lutheran Church. Fifty-flint Place and Halldale.

Pierce Brothers, directors. RIBBI.E. Marouis D. Ribhle. Emperor Jones." 1031 SOUTH GRAND AVENUE.

PR. 0297. a.m.. east, velocity 4 miles; 5 p.m., south Notice of ai-ransementa later bv ITCEA. June 30.

Juan Itcea, brother of Jewish leaders participating in the west, velocity, 8 miles. Temperatures. Francis V. Hall As 85n. highest.

72 de: lowest. 58 Rainfall festivities are Gov. Lehman of New GODEAU MARTINONI 828 WEST WASHINGTON ST. PR. 1341.

for season, none: normal to dale, none York. Gov. Horner of Illinois. Gov. last season to date.

11.83 inches. Baro orchestra leader, and Leah Ray, are product? of the Sunny South, Phil hailing from Nashville, and Pablo and Marie Itcea. R'citation of the rosary Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock In the chapel of Godeau As Martlnoni. Funeral Wednesday morning at :15 o'clock from the chapel. Solemn high mass at Church.

Interment, Calvary Cemetery. Julius L. Meier of Oregon. Gov- meter reduced to sea level. LOCAL FORECAST Arthur Seligman of New Mexico, Dr.

ROBERTS. July 1. Susan S. Roberts. Announcement of services later by Pierce Brothers.

RUOOLES. Services for Mrs. Edna C. Ruggles today. 1 p.m..

at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. SHELDON. The funeral services of Mrs. Lottie R. Sheldon will be held today at 3 p.m.

from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street. Leah from Norfolk, Va. Cyn F.

UTTER CO. 4254 BOUTH BROADWAY. AD. 3181. W.

A. BROWN 1815 SOUTH FLOWER STREET. PR. 2611. KGER Jeuh hour.

7. KGFJ Spanish orrhrstra. 7:30. KHJ Inslewood Talk ronrerl. 7t Dog Catchers, four-dar fun frolic.

7:1.5. KMTH Studio 7. Ethiopian Supper Club, 7:30. KNX Frank Watanabe and Hon. Archie.

Black and Blue, musicale. The Count of Mont Cilsto, 7:45. KRKD News, Metropolitan Water District, Muse Colored Entertainers, 7:30. 8 to I p.m. KECA-Hollywood on the Air (O.) Lorna Ladd.

8:30. For Los Angeles snd vicinity: Fsir JAKOWITZ June 30. at 4501 8outh Wilton thia, N.B.C. blues singer, weighs 225 Monday and Tuesday with foa alone coast in early mornings; no change in temper Stephen S. Wise, Louis Lipsky, Felix M.

Warburg and R. Cyrus Adler. Judge Harry M. Fischer of Chicago Is chairman of the committee and pounds. Johnny Gibson, "Sleepy Dolan" of Globe Headlines, Is a native son.

He was born in Place, Karl A. Jakowits. beloved husband of Ida Jakowits and loving father of Mrs. Laura Cole. Funeral from the chapel of Perk Ac Chase 1213 South Figueroa.

today at 2 p.m. (St. Louis, papers please copy.) David Rissman, liquor smuggler, two years' imprisonment and a J5000 fine; Charles Jones and L. F. Rogers, box car robbers, one year and a day each; Beverly Hershel Kill-ingsworth, traasporting stolen auto in interstate traffic, fifteen months; F.

JD, Bell, bootlegger, two years; Edward Bannick, traasporting stolen car, two years; Lee Poy, smuggling narcotics, two years; Joseph McCullough and C. W. Campbell, counterfeiters, two years each, and Yenkichi Ito, violating the Immigration Act, two years. UNIVERSITY'S BUS SERVICE TO BE CUT The application of Pacific Electrio Railway for a reduct'on In its motor-coach service on the Hollywood-land, Beverly Hills and University BRAMBLE FUNERAL HOME Reverent Christian service. Moderate prices, CEMETERIES KFAC O.

Allison Phelps. Sky Doings. Oakland and never has set foot outside the State. Grade Barrie and Ella Logan, singers with Abe ature; gentle to moderate northwest winds. STATE FORECAST 8AV ntANCISCO, July 2.

Weather forecast: San Francisco Bay region: Fair and mild but with fog Monday and Tuesday; moderate wesierly wind. Northern California: Fair Monday and Tuesday but foss on the coast: no change In temperature; moderate northwest wind 8:30: Larry Burke, 8:45. JONES. July 1, Mrs. Luvlnla Jones.

KFI Charlie Wellman. 8: Hotel Park Services will be announced later by Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. Central iC.) Conrad Thlbault, songs (C.) 8:43. SHEWALTER. Guy C.

Shewalter. Remains at the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street. SLATER.

Services for George Vernon Sister today at 3 p.m. from Pierce Brothers' chapel, SNYDER. The funeral services of Mrs. Madeline Snyder wilt be held today at 3 pm. from Grace Chapel.

Inglewood Park Cemetery. A. Brown, funeral director. 8NYDER. Mrs.

Maude J. Snyder. Remains at the chaoel of VI. A Lyman's orchestra, are the first girl vocalists ever to have been signed JOYNT. July 2.

William Joynt. KFOX Christian Science. Garden Announcement of services later by Pierce Brothers. by the maestro. School, 8:13: Harold Agal, 8:30: poetry and music.

8:45. KASTNER. July 1. Salesa Bartram Kast- KFWB Girl Behind the Music Counter. concert, "Man Hunter (play,) 8:30.

The DIAL KOER -Ham and Henry. 8: oraan. 8:30. KHJ Blue Monday Jamboree, 8-10, ner. beloved wife of Charles Chester Kastner; mother of Chester Bartram.

Wesley Dee and Charles Hobart Kastner; sister of Mrs. Marie A. Dee; grandmother of Donna Dee Kastner. Services today at 4 p.m. from Pierce Brothers' chapel.

8:15: Rendcsvous (play.l KMPC Air races. 6 30. INGLEWOOD PARK CEMETERY LARGEST IN CALIFORNIA Maaselenm Crematory Columbarium Telephone ri.easant Sill. FOREST LAWN MEMORIAL PARK AMONO THE HILLS Cemetery Mausoleum Crematory Olendale Avenue and San Fernando Road. TELEPHONE ALbany 1121.

VALHALLA CEMETERY WARM. DRY SOIL Ak If your grave is dry. The undertaker knews. Far dry soil and ersnnmr. Valhalla.

HOIIvwond 1961. FLORISTS uiianore. Sierra Nevada: Fair weather and moderate temperature Monday and Tuesday; gentle cnangeable winds. Sacramento Valley; Fair and moderately warm Monday and Tuesday; gentle to moderate southerly wind. Santa Clara Valley: Fair and mild Monday and Tuesday but overcast In early morning; moderate northwest wind.

San Joaquin Valley: Fair and modera-ately warm Monday snd Tuesday; gentle to moderate northwest Wind. Southern California: Fair Monday and Tuesday but overcast with fogs west portion in early morning: no change in temperature; moderate northwest wind KMTR Swiss Mountaineers. 8: concert, Meyer W. Wcisgal is executive director. Inaugurating a new series of concerts to be heard on Mondays Instead of Thursdays, as heretofore, the Inglewood Park concert at 7 p.m.

is an oriental festival portraying in music the Japanese cherry festival and other colorful pageants. Frederick Stark conducts the orchestra as u.ual, and Ruth Holloway and the Four Georgians are featured. Heralding the imminence of Independence Day, the current Blue Monday Jamboree, originating in San Francisco is dubbed "Fireworks Night" with a wide variety of pyrotechnics programmed. Mel Venter, master of ceremonies for the frolic, will be abetted by Adhesive Pontoon, Edna O'Kecfe, Yahbutt and Chcrrily, Eddie Howard and other funsters. Claude Sweeten' orchestra provides the musical interludes, i KIRKPATRICK.

At 1723 North Kenmore, Dusky Stevedores, Serenaders. 8:15. line, due to the closing of the semes KNX Calmnn lubovlskl. 8. KRKD American Lesion program, re Brown, 1815 South Flower street.

80MMER8. The funeral services of Csrl Sommers will be held today at 3 m. frtm the Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Forest Lawn Cemetery, W. A. Brown, funeral director.

SOREY. William M. Rorey. beloved father of William M. Eorey, and Douglas Sorey.

Funeral services Wednesdsy. 10 a from the chapel of Brown Brothers, 935 West Washington. 8TARAL. July 1, James Staral. Announcement of services Ister by Pierre Brothers.

SWARTZ. Mrs. Minnie B. Swarta of 1111 West Seventy-first street. Remains at Alvares Moore.

created Berts. 8:30. July 1, Frances Chandler Klrkpatrick. wife of Dr. John L.

Kirkpatrlrk; moiher of Harry Chandler Klrkpatrick and Marion Klrkpatrick; daughter of Harry Chandler. Funeral at the Little Church of the Flowers Forest Lawn, Monday at 2 m. Bresee Brothers, directors. KTM Rainbow Revue. 8.

'Programs listed below are compiled from dally provided by radio stations. The Tunes assumes no responsibility for errors caused by last-minute chanses in radio schedules.) AI.PHABETICALLT ARRANGED (O Denote! chain braaleast. 6 te a.m. KECA Mornlni parade (C.) 7: Larry Adler and Fauline Alpert 7.15; Soulh Sea Islanders 7 30. to 10 la, KECA Etude Ethiopians.

9. KFAC Navy ball, Sherwood Beasley'i ter at the University of California at Westwood. asserting a loss of $4309.45 in four months by operation of the line has been approved by the Los Angeles Board of Public Utilities and Transportation. WOMAN FILES INJURY SUIT Charges that negligent operation Orch, 9:30. KFI Charles Hart drama hour LARSON.

The funeral services of Mrs. Louise E. Larson will be held today at 2 m. from the chapel of W. A.

Brown. 1815 South Flower street. id 9:30. KFOX Dance music. 9:30.

KFAC Studio program, KFI 8tncks. 6.30; exercises. 6:45: pianist, KFWB Lou Travellers Orrh 0: Slum Clsurch auarter-hour. 7:43. ber Time, Jimmy Grier's 9:45.

ARIZONA FORECAST PHOENIX (Arlsl July 2 Forecast for Arirona: Fair Monday and Tuday; little change In temperature. COLORADO RIVER YUMA fArirJ July 2. dispatch from the O. S. Geological Survey.) Gauge height.

Colorado River. 23 28 feet; discharge, Sunday. 52.200 cubic fet per GJU' height. Grand Canyon. 14.2 feet: discharge.

Sunday. 31.500 cubic feet per second. TEMPERATURES of a street car was resnonshle for KFOX Spanish procram. El Despera- BROADWAY FLORIST 212 West Fifth street MU. 4288.

TU 6161 FUNERAL DESIGNS. II AND UP CALIF. FLORAL TU. 3121 FLORAL DESIGNS. 106 8.

SPRING. MAUSOLEUMS KGEIt-Perk William's 81umber dor, news. 7:43. her asserted fall on the steos and Time, 9:30. (KHJ 8 p.m.) KOFJ Meyers's Orch 9: Elwing's platform as she boarded it at Seventh street and Vermont avenue on 9 30 KHJ Blue Monday Jamboree.

LEOLER. John C. Legler, beloved husband of Beatrice R. Legler and father of Audrey Legler. FunerBl Wednesday, 3 from the chapel of J.

H. Riedeman 1618 South Main. LOWRY. John B. Lowry, beloved son of Mis.

Ollle Falder. Services Wednesday. July 5. at 1 p.m., from Pierce Brothers' chapel. MOON.

Mary Starks Moon, beloved mother of Mis. Clarenda Wltmer. Funeral services Wednesday. 2 from the chapel of Brown Brothers, 935 West Washington. TICKNOR.

Mrs. Annie Tlcknor. late of 327 South St. Andrews Place. Funeral services today al 4 p.m.

at the Little Church cf the Flowers, Lawn. Hammond Mlspagel, directors. No flowers. TURNER. Chsrles Henry Turner, loving husband of Ellra A.

Turner and father of J. Willis, Merrill H. and Lowell E. Turner. Services today at 3 m.

from the Utile Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn. L. R. Rice, funeral director.

WHFKLER. Services for James Blaine Wheeler will be held today at 2 m. from the chapel of Oraham Isbell. KMPC-Dream Leavers. U.

Latvian Sing Charles Hart's instrumental group promises a pleasant half-hour of classics on KFI at 9 p.m. Numbers on the program are the Allegretto ers. 9:30. KMTR Beverly Hill Billies. 9.

KNX News, organ. Opera In the nipht of May 5 were made bv Nina Tlirrdgill in filing a damage suit against the Los Angeles Railway Company in Municipal Court. She asks Judgment for $1500 damages and $315 for medical bilk. Miniature. 9:20: Marlon Mansfield.

9:45 from Mczart's Quartet No. 2d, Paul ANGELES ABBEY MAUSOLEUM "FOR THOSE WHO CARE" Crypts and niches, reasonably priced. All above ground entombment. Location, 22 minutes from heart of A Fox 608 South Hill. Phone TU.

9532. KTM Three Bachelors, Ranch Boys. KFWB News, 7:45. KGEK Bucle Boy. 6: Dint and Sklppy, news.

Breakfast Club. 7:30. KHJ lr. Chrverton and t'nlleia Quartet, l.lfli The Times' world-vide news, KIEV Morniim devotions. Spanish music, 6:15: Bible breakfast, 7.

KM PC Radio Bible, KMTR Vnlnry James, Covered Wagon Jubilee, 7. KNX Sharpie's Gang. 6:45. KTM Spanish concert, 6. 8 to 10 a.m.

KFCA Exercises, 8: Vic and Bade (C Buckaroos (C.I ornan 9:30. KFAC Stocks, Country Church of Hollywood, Country Doctor, Economics, Italian, 9:45. Laeome's ballet suite, 9 15. 10 p.m. to Midnight STATIONS Sls'e of weather, direction and velocity of wind tml'es per hour) Dvorak's "Songs My Mother Taughf 3 Me," "Flight of the Bumble Bee KFCA Melody Mixers (C 10:15.

KFAC Buddy Fisher 10; Cotton by Rimsky-Korsakofi, and Fillppuc- Club dance orchrslra. 10:30: Buddy Fisher's 11: Brasley'a 11:30 ci's "Chant Du Souvenir." KFI News, 10; Arlfona Wranalers. 10:15: Melody Mixers 10:45: Abe Lvmau's Orch. fC.) 11: Colonial Trio. 11:30.

Ablllne--pt. S.E. 10 100 Atlanta Cloudy, E. 92 BK mark Clear. 12...

a TUNING IN KFWB News, 10: Lou Traveller's The Shadow Man of the Radio .02 Rogues became weary of snapping men for his album and without much urging fell into his old oUr ri. N.W., 8. Boston Cloudy, 6 Chicago Clear. NE. li" Cincinnati Cloudy.

N.E 6 Denver Rain. N.E, 12 Edmonton Rain. El Paso Pt. cldv Eureka Pt. cldr.E 4 Flagstaff Cloudv.

14' Fresno Clear, 10. Havre Clear. 8 Helena Pt. N.W.. fi" Jacksonville Cloudv, Kamloops Pt.

calm. Kansas City Clear. 12. Lander Clear. S.E.

6.. Los Anaeles Clear, 8 Memphis Cloudy. 8 4 KFI Gene Arnolds Orchestra (C.t 8: Old Memory Box 8:15: Merrle Men (C Rhythm Serenade id little Joe Warner, Buckaroos IC.I Mellsse. 9:30. KFOX-Oman and sonsa, health, Hawallnus, 9 KFWB Texas Outlaws.

8. KGEK Family Ciicle, Fads and Fancies. 9 3(1. KOFJ -Family Altar. KHJ Buddy Herrod's Orrh.

(C.) Hi Con-rert Miniatures Jack Griffin's Orchestra IC.I 9i Georte Seher-ban's Orchestra KIEV Texas Cow Town Boys. 8 and Ann Bishop, 9:45. KMPC Kira ME. Church, news. 0: John Brown, 9:15.

KMTR- News, 9:30. habit of focus Oeorse Hamlllon's Orch 10:30: Lou Traveller's Orrh. 11: broadcast from Chinese Theater, George Hamilton's Art Kassela O1.i1., 12. KGER News. 10: Moore's Perk Williams's 11.

KOFJ Elwing's Orrh 10; Jimmy Dillon's 10:30: Meyer's 11. KIM Tbe Times' world-wide news. IOi Cafe de Paree 10:101 Inlander, Rhythm Klnss ICI Announcer's Revels (C.l orran. 1. KMPC Dream Weavers.

10: Latvian Blncers. 10:30: Italian Vlllase 11. KMTR News, 10; Earl Dancer's George Redman's 11; news, 12. KNXParis Inn Orch 10. KTM Jimmy Grier's Chase's Frolics.

1. ing his atten tion and camera on comely worn NATIONAL TRUST SAVINGS BANK of LOS ANGELES en. Herewith is a study of Jean Modena Pt. N.E.. 10..

78 I iHHTHlirmil Talbot, who re .104 1 i Lshed a .04 .02 ORGANIZED 1S9I 78 74 54 58 64 64 78 60 48 68 54 58 60 58 52 76 56 84 46 58 80 54 76 74 68 78 70 80 48 58 64 50 60 82 60 54 64 74 58 52 66 52 58 50 60 70 78 53 54 70 reputation as a radio blues i.rruirj ciear. New Orleans New York Rain, 12.. Oklahoma Cloudy, 8 Omaha Clear. 8 Phoenix Pt. cldv, 4 Point Arguello Clear, Portland.

Or ClonH. a 4. 90 ...78 102 90 100 14 singer and pi KNX Sharpies Breakfast Club; prayer, news. 9:30. KRKD News.

KTM Spanish concert. Dr. Prank McCoy, Beautiful Thoughts in Song. 9:30. 10 a.m.

to II Neon KECA News, French. 11; Pat Kennedy, soncs iC.l 11:45. KFAC News. 10:40: Movie Gossip. 11:45.

KFI 8nx-o-tunes 10; Maaazine of the Air (C) Words and music id 11:30: market reports. 11:4.1. What's Doing TODAY 6. 74 anist to develop her talent for Red Bluff Clear. S.E..

13 90 84 74 .104 4TTOERAL MSttVS EtYSTEHaaU ncno Clear, 18 Roseburg Cloudy, 8t. Louis Clear. N.E., 14.. St. Paul and Minneapolis-Clear.

Nr. in Jean 1 Talbot composing, with the result that Sacramento Clear, S. KFOX Ballad Varieties. 10; news. 11:30.

some or tne best known orchestras in the West are playing her music. "Pale Moon Halt Lake City Rain. N. 6. National Air Races, Angeles Municipal Airport, Inglewood.

all day. Philatelic Club meeting. clubrooms. Broadway Club, 8 pm. Rudolph Rex will exhibit his stamp collection.

KFWB News. 10. Jimmy, Jack Eddie. Deputy Emerson, Lady of the House. 11:30.

Man Antonio Clear. 12 San Dirao Clear. 10 Federation of State Hocletlea luncheon KOER Stocks. 10: school program. S.Francisco Pt.

8 64 Santa Fe Clonriv. 1 aa and meeting, 542 fciouth Broadway. light" comes on the air frequently over KHJ, and Meredith Wllkon introduces Jean's music over the N.B.C. network. noon.

Orra E. Monnette will spea on "July Fourth Nineteen Hundred and Forty-seven." Rainbow orchestra, 11. KOFJ Market reports, Bunk-house Buddies. 11:45. KHJ Round Towners (C.) 10s Caotl-vatnrs i CM 10:15: Ann Leaf (C.) Fred Kerren'a Orchestra (C.) Columbia Salon Orchestra (('.) 11:30.

Huntington Library and Art Gallery are open from 1:30 to 4:30 m. to those Seattle Clear. 4 68 8poksne Cloudy. N.W., 8... 78 Tatoosh Is Pt.

8.W. 58 Tonopah dear, SE, 6.... 78 Tucson Pt. 4.... 94 Washington Cloudy.

8., 88 Winnemuia Clear, 10.. 88 Wlnnlpea Clear. S.E., 10..,. 88 Yuma Clear. N.W..

4 104 holding admission cards, which may be .82 obtained by sending a self-addressed and stamped envelope to the library at San KMPC Air Ambassador, 10:30. KMTR Sins Song Girl, Mornlni Marino Musicale, 11, Los Angeles Museum exhibit. Exposition KNX Eddie Albrleht, "Be Youns and A half-hour portion of the navy ball honoring the commander and officers of the U.S.S. Nevada at the Grand Hotel is released by KFWB at 9 p.m., "killing" Lou Traveller's orchestra for that period, and Ruth Durrell replaces Art Kasscl's orchestra at 7 p.m. park, afternoon.

Happy." 10; All-American Girls, 11:30. Chamber of Commerce exhibit and free VITAL RECORD It Noon to p.m. inotun pictures, daily except Sunday, Chamber of Commerce Building, ail cay KECA Accordlana (C.l 12. Charles Well- Southwest Museum exhibit, daily except juonaay. mgmand P-rk.

1 p.m. to 5 p.m man's "Chasm the Blues." Casino Orchestra (C.l Schirmer eTt Sohmitt (C.) 1:30: orean (C.) 1:45. 4free perrr.auei.t California exhibit. Mate Exposition Building, Exposition Park KFAC News. 12; Bridge, 12.15; Gene 10 a m.

to 5 p.m. Johnston, 1:15. Art exhibit. Edward Doheny. Me KFI Arrlculture hour (C.l 12: Farm mortal Library, U.S.C., 1 p.m.

to 4 p.m hour (C.l news. Ann Warner If the bridge game Is getting a bit rusty, tune In on KNX at 2:30 p.m. for some expert Instruction from Thomas MacKay, former teaching associate of Ely Chats. Betty Marlow. 1:45.

KFOX L. A. CUT Mall. Nichors Bad Pennies, 1. KFWB News, 12: Don Cave's Orchestra "TIMES" THEATER GUIDE Ted Dahls Orchestra, 12.45 Don Caves Orchestra.

1:45. DEATHS With Funeral Announcements. Mr ktrp iar father's comtntndmtnl, sf ei tkt thy mothtr: bind them continvUj upo tfline heart, mni tit them about thr nerk. fhtit lAoa goeif, ir shall lead thee; when Mea tleepetl, tt iW Ireee and uhen thou tutkett, tl the.ll with thee. Proc- ti, ANDRFEN.

June 30. Rev. Philip Andreen, D. aged 65 yeara. Funeral services at Angelica Lutheran Church Monday at 1:30 m.

Interment. Forest Lawn. ARNETT. The funeral services of Joseph E. Arnett will be held today at 11:30 a m.

from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street. BABCOCK. July 1, at 1443 South Burlington avenue.

Bertha L. Babcock. beloved sister of William E. Babcock of Chicago. Ernest B.

Babcock of Berke-ley. and Harold D. Babcock of KGER News, 12: Sierra Mountaineers. Briefs Phil Harris, singing Jimmy Means, 12:30: Campbell Chinese. Hollywood and Orange "Gold Diggers of 1933." Spectacular musical and Painter.

12:45: Ron and Don, 1. KOFJ Washboard Band, Jimmy Dll picture, which rates the "hit class. With Ions Orchestra, 1:30. THE "BLIND MAN' an aii-siar rast. Criterion.

Grand near Seventh "The Bar KHJ Beauty talk, lit The Times' world. barisn." Ramon Novarro plays a boast wide news. 12:30: Beauty, Cafe de Psree li Between the Book Ends ful sheik, with Myrna Loy the object (C.) The Carallera. 1:45. 01 nis anertions.

Statement of Condition at close of business June 30, 1933 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts $54,482,494.18 Federal Reserve Bank Stock 420,000.00 Stock in Commercial Fireproof Building Co. Head Office Building 383,825.00 Bank Premises, Furniture and Fixtures, and Safe Deposit Vaults (Including Branches) 1,467,088.91 Customers' Liability under Letters of Credit and Acceptances 318,429.52 Redemption Fund with U. S. Treasurer 100,000.00 Earned Interest Receivable 417,558.69 Other Resources 872,450.22 Cash and Due From Banks $19,535,927.74 U. S.

Govt. Bonds and Treasury Certificates 8,524,391.97 State, County, Municipal and OTHER BONDS 1 3.700.861. 15 41.761,180.86 TOTAL $100,223,027.38 LIABILITIES Capital Stock $5,000,000.00 Surplus 6,000,000.00 Undivided Profit 1,258,936.58 Reserved for Contingencies, Taxes, Interest, Etc. 958,822.35 Dividend Payable July 1, 1933 125,000.00 Discount Collected Unearned 21,347.68 Circulation 2,000,000.00 Letters of Credit and Liability as Acceptor or Endorser on Acceptances and Foreign Bills 390,379.41 Other Liabilities 490.35 DEPOSITS 84,468,051.01 TOTAL $100,223,027.38 KIEV Cow Town Boys. Altadena Downtown.

Hill at Seventh 'The Mayor DIRECTORS I. CONNELL. Chairman cf the Board GEORGE WALKER, Chairman Ex'futire Committee HERBERT IVEV, President JESSE B. ALEXANDER CHARLES G. ANDREWS THOS.

W. BANKS DR. W. W. BECKETT CLARK J.

BONNER JOHN BURBAW L. J. CHRISTOPHER EUGENE P. CLARK ROBERT E. M.

C0W1E E. E. DUQL'E W. A. FAR1S FRANK A.

GAR BUTT AS. A. GIBSON, JR. ROGER GOODAN J. M.

HALE WILLITTS F. HOLE WILLIS G. HUNT ROBERT E. HUNTER WILLIAM A. INNES L.

O. 1VEV C. SUMNER JAMES EDWIN JANSS WILLIAM N. JARNAGIN J. B.

LEONIS REESE LLEWELLYN EDGAR L. MARSTON JOHN G. MOTT P. H. O'NEIL E.

T. PETTIGREW F. X. PFAFFINGER E. W.

REYNOLDS SAMUEL K. RINDGE SPENCER THORPE- G. PARKER TOMS E. C. WILSON Chamber of Commerce.

1:30. or Hell. Melodrama of a reform school. KMPC Italian Villaae 1:30. witn James Caaney.

Hlllstreet, Hill at Eighth Hour. KMTR-Punrheoneers. 12; stocks, 12:30 Luncheoneers. 12:35. raaoena.

Gay life mirrored, with Bebe Daniels KNX News. 12; Paris Inn. 1. Services will be held Wednesdsy and Randolph Scott. KRKD City Hall, 1:15: Saddle Pals, Hollywood, Hollywood at Wilcox "The morning at in oclock in Garrett Brothers' Mortuary, 921 Venice Boule 2 30: City Hall.

1:30: news. 1:45. Mayor or Hell." vard, riease omit flowers. KTM Poetry. political talk, Chris- Loew'a State, Broadway, at Seventh "I Loved You Wednesday.

Frothy yarn BEARSE. Mrs. Lucy A. Bearse. tlan Couriers.

1:30. I to 4 p.m." Services will be announced later by anout two men and their wives and FLOOR COVERING Beautiful patterns, tile and marble effects, laid and cemented to your floor. Be A Square Yard WINDOW SHADES Repaired or replaced at a low cost, credit allowance for your old rollers, phone us for our SPECIAL PRICES uromers colonial Mortuary, sweetnearts. With Ellssn Land). Paramount, Hill at Slxih "Jennie Oer KFCA V.

of California Special (C) 3:45 BENJAMIN. Sarah Ann Benjamin, beloved KFAC Sunshine Reporter, Three hardt." Sad tale by Theodore Dreiser. Sylvia Sidney playa the sinned-agalnst mother cf Ernest Eugene Benjamin of Seattle. Amber May Benjamin of Ar- Graces. 3: news.

3 40. KFI Al Pearee and His Gans (C to 3: heroine. caoia. Elwin Richard Benjamin of Chl-rago. Martha mi risen and Sllaa E.

Pictorial tC.) 3: Burton Holmes (C.t Tower, Elchth and Broadway "Secrets. 3:15: Hotel St. Regis Orchestra, 3:30 orean. 3:45. benjamin.

Dotn or Los Angeles. Mary Fickford reveals her ability to brim forth the laugh and tear In this Funeral services today. 11 a.m., from the chapel of Brown Brothers, 935 KFOX Hawaiian music. 2:30. KFWB Organ.

3:30. KGER Concert, Frances Forster, Violin, rtrat Wellington. numan story. STAGE El Capttan. Hollywood Boulevard near Or.

BOWMAN. Services for Anna Mary Bow 2:30: Sherman 3:30. anse "Twentieth Century." Fast mov. KGFJ Passer-by. 2: Spanish Orch 3.

man tooay at a.m. irom Fierce Brothers' chapel. khj boar, Si feminine Inc. raucous and entertaining drama which takes place 011 a train. With BROWNING.

Services for Henry Brown Fancies. 3. KMPC Maude Hughes, piano, Air ing today. 2:30 p.m., at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. fciuenle Leontovlch.

Hollywood Playhouse. Vine near Holly, wood "The Sport of Kings." Opena to night. VENETIAN BLINDS Made to Order and Repaired FREE ESTIMATES BUCKLEY. July 2, John Joseph Buckley. Muilc Box.

Hollywood near Cower "Sec-ond Nine O'clock Revue." Fairly lively beloved husband of Alice Buckley: father of William E. Buckley. Mrs. Ethel Stephenson. Mrs, Maude Beryle and Fred H.

Little. Services Wednesday. July 5. at a P.m., from Pierce Brothers' chapel. ana amusing, with Eddie Lambert and John T.

Murray beading the cast. rV far races, 2:15. KMTR German Special. 2: news. Bob Green.

Skipper Leland. 3:45. KNX Bookworm. bridge lesson, 2:30. KRKD Entertainers.

2 30. KTM Ethel B. Hanson. Spanish program, 2:30. 4 ta 6 KECA Strlngweod Ensemble 4: Bears, 4 30: King's Jesters (C.) Academy of Teachers cf.Slnsinr.

Mai. Richard Cannon. 5:45. KFAC Coneo Bartlett. 4:15: Dragon Trio, 4 30; Christian Science, Whoa Bill Club.

5 30. KFI 4: Saxopeal IC "OTHER WOMEN" AID DIVORCE CAR GILL. Funeral for Muriel Caralll to ELKELES INC. TRinity 8545 12C0 W. 8th St.

Testimony by Woller that day at 10 30 a m. from the chapel of E. Clair Overholtzer 1236 South Grand avenue. her husband, William Woller, whom CASSIDY. rrank B.

Cassidy. late of 5423 she married July 24. 1885, had for months past spent large sums of money on other women, aided her to win a divorce before Superior Judge Shinn. In her original suit Blarkwelder street, lovir.t father of Mrs. Ruth Bibea and Mrs.

Mildred Fleckwell of Los Anaeles and E. H. Cassidy of Hanford. Csl. Funeral servires Wednesday at 10 a m.

from the Methodist Church, corner West Adams and Cloverdale street Bramble Funeral Home In charge. Mrs. Woller set forth the asserted preference of her husband for two COURTOT. July I. Charlotte Marie Cciir- Head Office: Spring Street, at Fifth Hill Street Office: 736 South Hill Street Broadway Office: 308 South Broadway KHJ "ARABIAN NIGHTS" 5 7 to 7:30 festival" ef beautiful oriental mualc featurlnfl Pi Trni i-r- Pfederick Stark and hi eonctrteert, Ruth Holloway, ft TONIGHT other women, but In an amended tot.

-he oved mother of Juliette Courtot and McKee. Servires Wednesday. July at 10 a.m.. irom Pierce Brothers ehspel. action omitted the sensational charees, assertine he treated her Tbe funeral serrlres of Mrs II OTHER CONVENIENTLY LOCATED OFFICES THROUGHOUT LOS ANGELES g- Sponsored by the InRfcwood Park Cemetery Association cruelly and had expended large sums on the other women.

Frankie Cupo will he held today at I m. from the chapel of w. A Brown. 181J South Flower street. 1.