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THURSDAY FEBRUARY 21, 1935.PART II. 9 WEATHER REPORT SHIPPING NEWS los Official Report DEATHS With Funeral BALENTTNE. Mist Sue L. Balentine passed away February 20, 1935, at 1971 El 6e-reno avenue. Pasadena.

Funeral services Friday, 11 a.m., at the chapel of Turner Ac Stevens Marengo at Holly, Pasadena. BECKER. Tracy Chatfleld Becker, beloved husband of Ada K. Becker and father of Alfred L. Becker of New York City.

Funeral services 2 p.m. Saturday from the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn Cemetery. Brown Brothers, 935 West Washington, directors. BONURA.

Agatha VESSEL ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES Compiled by Marine Exchange RSFSR TO STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR DOCK TIME. RATES, RESERVATIONS AND PORTS, OP CALL. 1 DEATHS With Funeral SILL. William O. BilL beloved hinband of Mrs.

Minnie T. Bill of 1331 'i Ehtt Bixty-second street. Funeral services Friday at 1pm. from the chapel of W. A.

Brown. 1815 Bouth Kower itreet, SNOWDEN. Rene R. Bnowi'en. Remains at the chapel of W.

A. Brown, 1815 South Flower itreet. SODEN. Catherine Soden. Requiem mass today st 9 a at St.

Rose of Lima Church, Maywnod. Cunningham Ac O'Connor, direciors. SOLOMON. -SeHg Solomon, beloved f.ither of Anna Bolomon and Mrs. William Levyn of Los Angeles and Harry R.

Bolomon of Detroit: grandfather of 8tanley and Robert Levyn of Loe Angles, Milton Solomon and Mn. E. M. Walters of Detroit. Bervlces today, 3 p.m., at Mallnow At Simons, 818 Venice Boulevard.

Entombment, Home of Peace Mausoleum. 8PARLING. Services for John E. Sparling today. 3 p.m..

from chapel of Will A. Reynolds, 8540 Melrose avenue. ENCER. At 555 North Kenmore avenue. VESSELS DIE TO ARRIVE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21 INTENTION TO MARRY The following noticet of Intention to marry were Issued yesterday.

Name and ate given. MURPHY EAGER, Thomat M. Murphy, 26; Doris Eager, 18. PERRY W1SLER. Raymond O.

Ferry, 34; Maria L. Wisler, 20, ROBERTSON MAXWELL. William O. Robertson, 32i Mary Maxwell, 32. 6ALDANA LAG1HR.

Joseph 8. Saldana, 22; Joyce Lagier, 20. SCHRAMM HIRTENSTEINER. William D. Schramm, IB; May A.

Hlrtensteiner, 20, SEOAL LEVINE. Harry Segal, 28; Anna Levine. 24. 8HARPLESS DOWNING. Selh K.

Sharp-less, 41; Florence M. Downing, 24. SHERMAN TOBIANSKY. Jake Sherman, 51; Bara Toblansky, 52. SMITH BOLIA.

Ward A. Smith, 29; Mildred N. Bolia, 21. 8TRAUB KANE. Otto J.

Straub, 38; Angelina M. Kane, 32. TAYLOR STEVENSON. Calvin B. Taylor, 21: Mary F.

Stevenson. 19. TICE NORLIN. Maurice E. Tlce, 37; Mar-garet O.

Norlln. 35. WARE CLARK. Paul A. Ware, 38; Verna D.

Clark. 30. WEIESM AN MILLER. Harold Welssman, 26; Evelyn Miller. 21.

WEST FORTENBURY. Archie West. 23; Wanda M. Fortenbury. 19.

WOLFARD ELFERT. Rudolph Wolfard, 48: Myrtle M. Elfert, 47. YARBROUGH BAILEY. John W.

Yar-brough, 26; Mary L. Bailey, 23. GRACE PLANS NEW SERVICE Minor Latin Port Trade Sought Two Feeder Lines for East and West Coast Runs to Start Shortly FOR ,...1.8. P. -Portland 8n Marcos Island 8.

8. San Luis Francisco Richmond Mobile 8. Diego TIME am. p.m em. 1:00 a.m.

p.m. 8:00 a.m. a.m. t.m. am, 4:30 p.m.

FROM OPERATOR OR AGENT DIE TO Portland Pacific 8.S. Lines Feb. 21 Seattle Jumps Griffiths Sons Feb. 22 Drays Bros. 8 8.

Line Feb. 23 Ban Diego Nelson 8 S. Co. Feb. 23 5 Ventura Union Oil Co.

Feb. 22 Honolulu MaUon Nav. Co. Feb. 22 Richmond Mccormick S.S.

Co. Feb. 21 Beattle-6. At Hoyt, Ltd. Feb.

21 Tampa Swayne As Hoyt, Ltd. Feb. 21 Tacoma-S. F. Pacific B.S.

Lines Feb. 22 1 SAIL p.m. a.m. p.m. :00 p.m.

p.m. Noon p.m. p.m. p.m. :00 p.m.

VESSELS BERTH ADMIRAL WILEY 154 EL CEDRO HUBERT BCHAFER -A JACOX i20O LOS ANOELES (tkr.) 167 LURLINE .156 MARIAN OTIS CHANDLER. 195 POINT BRAVA 230B POINT MONTARA 230 A RUTH ALEXANDER ,...153 VESSELS DIE TO ARRIVE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23 FROM Honolulu Bulan Seattle OrERATOB OR AGENT DIE TO SAIL Matson Nav. Co. Feb. 22 p.m.

Lilly Ac Co. Feb. 23 p.m. 6.8. Corp.

Feb. 22 p.m. Oil Co. Feb. 22 p.m.

Grace Line Feb. 22 Noon Yustn Kaisha Feb. 22 pm. Yueen Kalsha Feb. 22 p.m.

Ac Hoyt, LU1. Feb. 22 p.m. As Hoyt, Ltd. Feb.

23 p.m. VESSELS BERTH TIME CONSTANCE 1ST am. DRYDEN 215 p.m. HEOIRA Anc. a.m.

LA BREA itwr.) 150 a.m. NOSA PRINCE 146 7:00 a.m. NOBHIRO MARU a.m. NAGARA MARU (Jap.) .229 am. OAKMAR Anc.

a.m. PORTMAR 145 p.m. POINT PALMA8 230B p.m. VILLANOER (Nor.) 145 Noon WILLAMETTE VALLEY p.m. WAPAMA SS OO a m.

YALE 160 FOB New York New Orleans Norfolk 8oattle Corinto Hongkong New York Baltimore ,,8. ,8. Vancouver Galveston Francisco San Francisco Vancouver a San Francisco New York Kobe Beattle Baltimore Mobile Puerto Armuelles. Dairen San Francisco Ban Francisco BIRTHS Namet, sex, place and date of birth. BROWN.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Son. Bwayne noyi.

ug, rep. p.m. 8.8. CO'P. Feb.

23 p.m. B. Burn am Co. Feb. 22 p.m.

A. -8. F. Nav. Co.

Feb. 23 Matson Nav. Co. Feb. 22 5:00 p.m.

Southwest General Hospital, February Funeral 1:30 p.m. Friday from 1908 Darwin avenue. H. Riedeman In charge. BOOTH.

The funeral of Stephen M. Booth will be held at the Wallace E. White Co. today at 3 p.m. BROWN.

The funeral of Edwin M. Brown will ee held at the parlors of Paul D. Robinson. 1001 West Washington Boulevard, today at 2 p.m. BROWN.

Mrs. Jessie L. Brown. Remains at the chapel of W. Brown, 1815 South Flower ttreet.

BROWN. February 19, 1935. William Frank, loving husband of Bertha Brown; loving father of Frances E. Brown, and loving eldest ion ef Dixon L. and Claude H.

Brown; brother of C. H. and R. 8. Brown.

Bervicei will be held Friday, Febru- ary 22, at 3 P.m., from the chapel of Maynet Mortuary, 630 Venice Boulevard. CAHILL. February 20. Lawrence M. Cahlll, loving father of Lawrence M.

CahiU, Jr. Remains at the chapel of Cunningham de O'Connor. CAVENESS. Alfred W. Caveness, suddenly at Ontario, February 18, husband of Helen H.

Caveness. Funeral Thursday, 3 o'clock, at the chapel of J. B. Draper Ontario. CHAPMAN.

Of 1483 West Forty-seventh street. James Errett Chapman, beloved husband of Italia M. Chapman; father of James Elden Chapman. Funeral services today at 2 p.m. In the Little Funeral Church of E.

W. Hol-man Sons, CHAPPEL. February 18, Mn. Hermlone Chappel. Remains at Bresee Brothera.

Interment, Washington, D. C. CLOWRY. Elizabeth A. dowry of Bollywood.

Services 11 a.m. today at Mercy Hospital Chapel. San Diego. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. O'Donnell't Sunset Mortuary In charse.

COUCH. February 20. 1933, Bertha Wallace Couch, aged 64 years, loving mother of Barbara Wallace Buckwald. ACTIVE VESSELS IN PORT, MIDNIGHT. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20 FOR S.F.-MoJl SAIL p.m.

p.m. ARRIVED FROM OPERATOR OR AGENT DIE TO Feb. 15 Yokohama General 8.8. Corp. Feb.

21 Feb. 20 Boston American-Hawaiian SB. Co. Feb. 21 Feb.

19 Beattle-8 Chamberlin 8.8. Co. Indefinite. Feb. 18 Grays A.

B. Johnson Lumber Co. Inde.lnlte. Feb. 20 Baltimore Sudden Chrlsteuson Feb.

21 Feb. 19 McCormick 8.8. Co. Feb. 21 Feb.

20 Port San Luis Union Oil CO. Feb. 22 Feb. 20 Lines Feb. 21 Feb.

20 New York Mrs. E. M. Gray Feb. 21 Feb.

19 New Nelson 8 8. Co. Feb. 21 Feb. 19 McCormick 8.8.

Co. Feb. 23 Feb. 20 Amer. -Hawaiian 8.8.

Co. Feb. 21 Feb. 19 Shanghai Sudden Christenson Feb. 21 Feb.

20 Williams, Dlmond As Co. Feb. 21 Feb, 18 McCormick 8.6. Co. Feb.

21- Feb. 18 Elwood Richfield Oil Co. Feb. 23 Feb. 19 Albany General 8 8.

Corp. Feb. 21 6 Jan. 29 Hammond Lumber Co. Feb.

21 VESSELS BERTH AURORA (8wed.) 59 CALIFORNIAN 178 CRICKET 12 ESTHER JOHNSON 98 EDWIN CHRISTENSON. ...188 FELIX TAUSSIG ..178 LA PLACENT1A (tkr.) 150 LEWIS LUCKENBACH MERCURY BUN ttkr.) 167 NELSON TRAVELER POINT BAN PEDRO 195 PENNSYLVANIAN 187 R08EVILLB (Nor.) 187 SAN DIEGO 228D TEXAS PLANTER 178 TORRE8 (tkr.) WIND RUSH ............231 ATSONV ILLE 224 18. DECKMAN. Mr. and Mrt.

Earl O. Bon. 4637 Saturn street. February 8. EARLY.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel V. Son. 127 'a Bouth Hope street.

February 18. ELLIS. Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle A.

Son. Southwest General Hospital. February 17. HEWITT. Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford M. Son. 1243 Sunset Boulevard. February 14.

REDDOCH. Mr. and Mrs. Alvertus. Son.

Maternity Cottage. February 9. RUMMELL. Mr. and Mrs.

William R. Daughter. 1245 Bouth Flower ttreet, February 11, RUTTER. Mr. and Mrt.

Raymond A. Son, Maternity Cottage. February 17. SEARCY. Mr.

and Mrs. Elvie. Daughter. 336 West One Hundred and Eighteenth street. February 15.

STEELE. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Daughter.

1429 Orchard street. February 18. WATSON. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Jr. Daughter. 163 West Thirty-third street. February 16. LOCAL OFFICE, U.

S. WEATHER BUREAU, Lot Angeles, Feb. 20. (Reported by L. H.

Meteorologist. I At 5 o'clock a.m. the barometer registered 30.19; at 5 P.m., 30.19. Thermometer for the corresponding hours showed 65 deg. and 61 deg.

Relative humidity, 5 a.m., 65 per cent; 5 p.m., 67 per cent. Wind. 5 a.m., east, velocity 3 miles: 5 p.m., southwest, velocity 4 miles. Temperatures, highest, 67 lowest. 53.de.

Rainfall for season, 14.13 Inches: normal to date, 10.12 inches; last season to date. 12.61 inches. WEATHER CONDITIONS. High pressure now extends from the Rockies and adjacent plateau districts to the Mississippi and Oulf coast, crested over the Red River of the North Valley Moorhead, 30.42) and North Texas I Abilene. 30.44.1 preceded and followed by relatively low pressure over northeastern districts (Buffalo.

29.76) and from Alberta to and off the Washington-British Columbia-Alaskan coast. Results and-attending phenomena: Moisture from the Alaskan coast to Oregon and Northern Alberta; also over Western Minnesota, lower lakes, the Ohio and Middle Mississippi valleys; heavy, 1.78 at Ketchikan. Somewhat to much cooler over Manitoba, the Dakotas. the plains, the Lower Missouri and Upper Mississippi valleys, the lakes and North Atlantic-New England coast: slightly warmer over the eastern cotton belt and plateau districts: little change elsewhere: ranged from 84 deg. yesterday at Banta Ana.

and Yuma to -10 deg. last night at Winnipeg. Fair wsxm weather over Southern California with fog near the coast, LOCAL TEMPERATURES. Minimum and maximum temperatures from Southern California points, reported yesterday to the Los Angeles office of the U. S.

Weather Bureau, were at follows: Stetloni Max. Mln. Bonlta 72 39 Union Air Terminal 80 44 Corona 79 40 El Cajon 72 39 Escondldo 78 43 Imperial 83 47 Loa Angeles Harbor 70 48 Lot Angelet Municipal 74 47 Mt. Wilson 68 49 Portervlll 78 44 Riverside 81 41 San Fernando 83 40 Ranta Ana 8 40 Banta Barbara 78 44 University of Cslifornia at L. A.

78 48 University of Southern California 82 45 LOCAL FORECAST For Lot Anseles nd vicinity: Cloudy Thursday. Frldsv fair; moderate temperature. Gentle shifting winds. STATE FORECAST BAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 20.

Weather forecast: Ban Francisco Bay region i Fair and mild Thursday but cloudy in early morning: Friday unsettled; gentle changeable Northern California: Generally fair and mild Thursday but unsettled over mountains: Friday fair touth and unsettled north portion; moderate shifting wind off the coast. Sierra Nevada: Clearing Thursday with snows In morning: Friday partly cloudy; freezing temperature at high altitudes; moderate westerly wind. Sacramento and Banta Clara valleys: Oenerally fair and mild Thursday; Friday probably unsettled: gentle changeable wind. Ban Joaquin Valley: Cloudy Thursday: Friday fair; moderate temperature; light variable wind Southern California: Fair Thursday but cloudy west portion; Friday fair: moderate temperature; moderate northwest wind off the coast. ARIZONA FORECAST PHOENIX (Arlr.) Feb.

20. Forecast for Arizona: Fair Thursday and Friday; little change In temperature. COLORADO RIVER YUMA (Arlt.) Feb. 20. (Exclusive Dispatch from the U.

S. Geological Survey Gauge height Colorado River, 18.70 feet: discharge, Wednesday. 1170 cubic feet per lecond. Orand Canyon, height, 3.31 feet; discharge, Wednesday. 5380 cubic feet per second.

TEMPERATURES p.m. S. pm pm Vancouver pm Boston p.m. Sewaren p.m. .8 little p.m.

B.F.-Seattle p.m. Boston pm p.m. 8. p.m 00 p.m. S.P.-8rattle pm S.F.-Portland LOCATION OF BERTHS Outer Harbor, 35 to 73; San Pedro, 74 to 98: Weat Basin, 101 to 149; Wilmington.

150 to 190; East Baaln. 191 to 204. Terminal Island. 205 to 241; Long Beach, Pier A to 97 indicates passenger vessel. (Arnvi uuic inuitmcu dniuih nm irom column height in feet above or below mean low water.

Light-face type denotes a.m., black-face denotes p.m. Funeral services will be held at the parlors of Paul D. Robinson, 1001 West Washington Boulevard, Saturday, Feb tinmen ie BPencer, beloved husband of Mrs. Adeline N. Bpencer and father of Mrs.

Pauline Pattlson. Funeral services today at 3 m. from Hollywood Cemetery chapel. W. A.

Brown, funeral director. STAFARD. Accidentally, In Mint Canyon, February 18. Theodore N. Stafard.

be. loved son of Mr. and Mrs. V. A.

8ta lard of 5924 El Mlo Drive. Funeral services Friday at 3:30 from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street. STEWART.

Services for Carl BT. Stewart Friday at 10 a m. from the chapel of Graham Isbell, TATHUM. Albert Tathum. Mortuary.

Forest Lawn Memorial Park Association, in charge. TERHUNE. Accidentally, In Mint Canyon. February 18, David Dudley Terhune, beloved husband of Mrs. Helen Kathryn Terhune and son of Mr.

and Mrs. David Dudley Terhune of 123 South Second itreet. Alhambra. Funeral services Friday at 3:30 from the chapel of W. A.

Brown, 1815 South Flower street. TUCKER. At Long Beach, February 20, 1935, Mary Ellen Goodwin Tucker, loving mother of Francli Henry Raymond Dora A. and E. Palmer Tucker.

Funeral services from chapel of L. Scovern Glendate. February 22. at 3:30 p.m. Interment, Grand View Cemetery.

VAN ORDER. Frank J. Van Order of Hunt- inston Park. Notice of services later. Roy D.

Klinker, director. WEBB. Services for Rose S. Webb Friday at 2:30 p.m. from the chapel of L.

F. Utter Co. WESTWOOD. February 20. at Ocean Park.

Jennie M. Westwood, aged 78 years. Services Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock In the chapel at Evergreen Cemetery. Garrett Brothers, directors. (Springfield, papers please copy.) WHEAT.

February 9. 1935, Dr. Jamei E. Wheat of San Fernando, husband of Luva M. Wheat; father of Loretta, Montgomery and James F.

Wheat, Jr. Interment, Oakmont Cemetery, February 11. 1935. WISWELL. February 19, Zelda Bears Wis.

well, beloved wife of Louia Wiswell; mother of Jean Wiswell. Services 3:30 p.m. today from the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Pierce Broth ers. directors.

WOLF. Ben Wolf, beloved husband of Saraa Wolf. Servicei today, 11 a.m., at chapel of Hollywood Beth Olam Cemetery, 6anta Monica at Oower. Glasband Ac directors. WOOD.

Elizabeth Theobald Wood. Services today at 3 p.m. in the Little Church of the Flowers. Mortuary, Forest Lawn Memorial Park Association, In charge. FUNERAL DIRECTORS PIERCE BROTHERS Funeral Directors and Advisers 720 W.

WASHINGTON. PR. 4158. Central location and ample parking provide maximum convenience for attending service. Use of chapel Included without additional charge.

ARRIVALS AND CLEARANCES AT PACIFIC PORTS ruary zj, at io a.m. ill DOTY. February 20, Douglas Doty of DIVORCE SUITS FILED AGRUSA, Jeanette against Simon. ALLEN 8 WORTH. Elizabeth G.

against A. A. A8HTON. Ida M. against Henry J.

BROWN. S. Frances against Harley L. CAMPBELL. Lucille A.

against Joseph C. CURTIS. Florence M. against Clayton H. DAVIS.

Ethel A. against Robert J. EARL. Frances M. against 1 'horn as W.

ELWOOD. Louis J. against Charlotte A. FISHER. Theodore R.

against Jean 8. FLO RES. Mildred L. against William P. FOGARTY.

Maxine F. against William D. FOWLER. Estelle P. against Samuel B.

GOLLUM. Wllhelmlna R. against F. W. RADIO REPORT 1807 North Courtney avenue.

Funeral services will be held Friday. February 32, at 2:30 p.m., from the pariora or w. M. Btrotner, ez40 Hony. wood Boulevard.

Special parking for cart. (New York papers please copy.) DREW. John T. Drew. Remalnt were forwarded last evening HAMILTON.

Dorothy L. against Oeorga W. by Cunningham O'Connor to De catur, III. HAMMiiT. Dawn against Charles, HANN.

Lillian aealnst James F. HENDERSON. David F. against Minnie P. DURFY February 20.

1935, Sallle Levering Durfy of 1818 South Wilton Place, loved mother of Margaret Durfy Smith of Brea, Barbara and Leland Durfy of Lot Angeles. Funeral services from Hollywood Cemetery chapel Friday at 3 p.m. uates, crane gari, directors. JOHNSON. Freda agalntt Ralph m.

JOHNSON. Ruth against Gerald. KEEL. Sarah against John. KRUGER.

Jane McK. B. against Harold. LB VINE. Jennls against Samuel.

LOPERZ. Dorothy M. against Frank I McKNIGHT. Alma against Andrew. MEMORY.

Ruth O. against Cecil E. MESCALL. Florence K. against John J.

MEYER. Maria T. against Richard A. OBREGON. Carmen against Raynaldo.

OWEN. Myra against Eldon E. PHELPS. Hilda B. against Euirene RICHE.

E. J. against Teresa P. ROBINSON. Ida against Ray.

FISLER. The funeral servicei of William BY WAYNE CAVE Grace line announces immediate establishment of two new feeder services to swim the tropical Latin porta for the larger liner services plying between here, New York and Couth America. Word was released yesterday by Guy E. Buck, Grace district manager here. First, the steamer Corinto, laid Up two, years, will come here early In March to Inaugurate a feeder run from Cristobal up the west coast to ports of Central America.

Opposite her will be a chartered steamer, the Sekstamp. Second, the motorships Santa Monica and Santa Catalina, now meandering In tropical waters and frequently here, will go on a definite run from Cristobal to Callao, Peru, and way ports. Both feeder runs will converge as do the big Grace liner services, at Cristobal, where A. N. Floyd, vice-president, will be stationed.

Incidentally the Nosa Prince will make Initial appearance here tomorrow, bound south after her first trip in another auxiliary Grace run tapping all ports north of Corinto. She and the Nosa Chief ply fortnightly during the coffee season. PORT LEADS FRUIT LINE TRAVEL BOOKINGS Harvey Huff went back to face San Francisco yesterday after releasing figures showing Los Angeles embarks more passengers than San Francisco for liners of United Fruit Line, of which he Is Coast passenger head. it "Two to one," were the words Huff used. Further, he said 1934 bookings were 40 per cent above 1933, and that so far 1935 is materially ahead of the same period last year.

Passenger ticket sales have been on a constantly ascending scale. I can't help enthusing," Huff emphasized the popularity of cruises to Mexico and Central America, and remarked four such groups are signed for four sailings In one month next summer. Eleven thousand cases of small red potatoes will be a novel arrival today because they are coming from Hawaii, They will arrive on the Mat-wn liner Lurllne, as the first big importation since the trade experiment began. Their excuse is that they mature during the mam-land off-season. Robert P.

Scrlpps. publisher, and party of seven are among the 300 to embark on the Matson liner Lurllne tomorrow for Hawaii. Trials yesterday developed a speed of twenty-five miles In the first passenger-carrying craft to be built here for use on Mead Lake the lake being formed by Hoover Dam. The craft, named "Palute," a forty-footer of water-taxi type, and built by Fellows Stewart, Tcionri ant. her In salt Fisier will be held today at 11 a.m.

from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 soutn flower street. GAYTON. At 620 North Serrano, Bessie H.

Gayton, loving sifter of Lucy J. Lane. Services Friday, February 22, at 10:30 a.m., from the chapel of Reed Brother! i 721 West Washington street. GRAY. Martin Gray.

Remains at the chapel of W. A Brown, 1815 South Flower street. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 30. () Arrived: Manullni, 12:25 a.m., Honolulu) U.S.8.

Orant, 1:03 a.m., Manila) Santlan, 1:50 A.m.. Orayt Harbor: Manteran, 3:30 a.m., Calcutta; San Marcos, 3:45 a.m., Norfolk; Loehkatrlne, 8:40 p.m., Rotterdam; Daisy Gray, 6:36 p.m.. Long Beach; Rochelle. 7:05 a.m.. lot Anteles; Charlei L.

Wheeler, 8:55 a.m.. Lot Anteles; Talyo Maru, 3 p.m.. Log Angelet; F. 8. Loop.

4 p.m., Lot Angelet; Jamet Griffiths, 4 S.m., Lot Angeles; Edgar F. Luckenbach, p.m.. Seattle; Admiral Benn. 6 p.m., Portland; Walllntford, 6 p.m., Portland. Bailed latt night: Hamlin P.

McCormick, 11:55 p.m., Seattle; Anna Schafer, 11:55 p.m.. Grays Harbor. Balled: Point Brava. 12:25 a.m., New Orleans; H. T.

Harper, 2:25 a.m., Seattle; Dorothy Luckenbach, 3:30 p.m., Portland: Ruth Alexander, 4:30 p.m.. Loa Angelet; Nosa Prince, 6 p.m., Corlntel. SEATTLE, Feb. 20. Arrived: ManJu Maru, 9 a.m., Wakamatau; Roaandra, 8:40 a.m., Trieste; Cadaretta, 7:30 a.m., Los Angeles; Admiral Gove, 6:30 a.m..

Los Angeles; Dorothy Wintermote, 5 a.m.. San Francisco: Tantalus, 4:45 a.m.. Hongkong; Bandon. 4:30 a.m., Alaska; Java, 1 p.m., Shanghai: Andrea F. Luckenbach, 1 p-in Sound porta; Everett.

8 p.m.. Tacoma. Sailed: Northwestern, noon, Alaska; Admiral Nulton, noon. Log Angelet; Sagadahoc, 4:30 a.m.. New York: Admiral Oove, 4 p.m., Sound porta: Point Lobot.

10 p.m.. Bound ports; ManJu Maru, 5 p.m., Japan; Nordpol. midnight, Osaka: Nevadan. 10 p.m. Boston; Cadaretta, 3 p.m., Bound ports; Admiral Chase, 5 p.m., Ban Franclico; El Capttan, 3 p.m., Sound porta.

PORTLAND. Feb. 20. Arrived: Herman Prasch, 3 a.m., Baltimare: Admiral Cole, 7 a.m., San Francisco; HeSron, 7:15 a.m., New York 6alled: San Bernardino. 1 a.m..

Albany; Florida Maru, 12:15 a.m., Yokohama; Timberman, from LOngvlew, late p.m., Aberdeen: Texas Shipper, 8 p.m.. Lot Angeles; Julia Luckenbach, 6 p.m. Boston. The Maekay Radie and Telegraph Company, la ee-eperatlon with the Lot Angeles Receiving Hoapital staff, will receive requests for medical and ordeal aervleee through KOK. station at Lot Angeles Harbor.

IOB ANOELES STATION 8 p.m., Febrnary SO ADMIRAL WILEY. Ban Francisco for lot Anseles. 85 milea from Lot Angeles. BELJEANNE. Balboa for Lot Angeles, 700 miles from Los Angeles, noon.

CAPT. A. F. LUCA8, El Begundo for Richmond, 138 miles from Richmond. CHARLES CHRISTENSON.

Balboa for tot Angeles. 1881 miles from Los Angeles. CONSTANCE CHANDLER, Honolulu for Los Angeles, 278 miles from Los Angeles. DEROCHE. Paulsbero for Los Angeles, 1875 mile north of Colon.

D. O. BCOFIELD, left Colon for Providence at p.m. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Balboa for San Francisco, 890 milea Irom Ban Francisco. HUBERT BCHAFER.

8an Francisco for Long Beach. 35 miles from Long Beach. K. R. KINGSBURY, Balboa for Los Angeles.

1968 miles from Los Angeles. LA BREA, Vancouver for Los Angeles, 370 miles from Los Angeles. LA PLACENTIA. Port 8an lull for Lot Angeles, 83 miles from Lot Angelet at noon. LA PURIBIMA, Los Angelet for Balboa, 700 miles from Balboa.

LAURITS SWENSON, Lot Angelet for Balboa. 1012 milea from Lot Angelet at LOSANatLES (Union Oil,) Martinet for Ventura. 80 milet from Ventura. L03 ANGELES (German, Champerleo for Lot Angeles, 740 miles from Los An- LUBRICO, El Begundo for Tiverton, 13 miles northwest of Balboa. MARIAN OTI8 CHANDLER.

Richmond for Lot Angelet, IIS milet from Let An- MONTEBELLO. Balboa for Lot Angelet, 824 miles from Los Angeles. NIEL MAERSK. Yokohama for log Angeles. 3500 mile from Let Angelet at 4 a.m.

ru vttu. toftitlnf at Wnrt Ban Luis. GREENLAW. Services for Grace Irene Greenlaw 3 p.m. Friday Irom Pierce GRISWOLD.

Catherine Hahn Griswold. Services Friday at 3 P.m. In the Little Church of the Flowers. 3 a 5 Si He aa STATIONS State of weather, direction and velocity of wind (milet per hour) Mortuary, Forest Lawn Memorial Park Association, In charge. (St.

Louis Papen please copy.) HAIGH. Inei Haigh. Funeral Friday, 3 P.m., from Jones MORTUARY IN FOREST LAWN Quiet and secluded, away from traffic noises, yet easily accessible. Forett Lawn Memorial-Park Ass'n, Inc. Telephone ALbany 1121.

Hamrock Mortuary, HAMILTON. William J. Hamilton. Edwards Brothers, directors. HANSEN.

Martin J. Hansen, beloved hus- bans war a Hansen. Services today at 3 p.m. from Jones A Hamrock Mortuary. REED BROTHERS CO.

Myron Reed. John Tapley, Frank Geiger 731 WEST WASHINGTON 8T. PR. 6151. HAWPE.

Services for Amorita Hawpe 11 a.m. today from the residence. 817 Tre- matne avenue. Pierce Brothers, direc. tori.

HEPFNER. George Heffner. beloved hus. .01 band of Edith Rosa Heffner; brother of Abilene Clear, 6 Altanta Clear. 6 SJ Bismarck Cloudy 8...

36 Bolse Cloudy. 8.E., 4 44 Boston Cloudy. 22 40 Buffalo Chicago Clear. 8 28 Cincinnati Clear. N.W., 8..

34 Denver Cloudy, 10 T4 Des Molnei Detroit 2 Edmonton 4 32 El Pmo Clear. 8., 4 Eureka Pt. 12..... 58 Flagstaff Cloudy, S.W., 8... 60 Fresno-Clear.

N.W., 8 68 Havre Cloudy, 8 64 Helena Cloudy, N.W., 4.... 54 Indianapolis 40 Jacksonville Clear, W. 64 Kamloops Pt. S.E.. 4.

54 Kansas City Clear, 8., 8 50 Ketchikan Cloudy, 4.... 44 Knoxville 2 Lender Pt. 6 66 -r TaW fir) Mrs. cnauncey A. Moohr of Los An geles, Al Heffner of Seattle.

and AIR MAIL SCHEDULE RICHMOND, Riemnona lor roms wens. milet from Point Weill. RUTH ALEXANDER, Ban Francisco for Rev. Julius Henner or New Riegel. o.

EDWARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MORTUARY 1000 VENICE BOULEVARD, PR. 8281. BRESEE BROTHERS 855 BOUTH FIGUEROA. MI. 3125.

GARRETT BROTHERS 921 Venice Boulevard (16th it.) PR. 2039. CUNNINGHAM O'CONNOR 1031 SOUTH GRAND AVENUE. PR. 0297.

Rosary this evening, 8 o'clock, at miles east of Honolulu. POINT BRAVA. Ban Francisco for Lot Angeles. 153 milet north of Los Anteles. Yacht INFANTA.

Long Beach for Ouaymat, anchored at Atua Verde Bay. Noon. Febrnary 20 VIRGINIA. Balboa for Ban Diego, 1933 milet north of Balboa. STEEL TRADER, Balboa for San Diego, 1127 miles south of Ban Diego.

HARRY LUCKENBACH. Los Angeleg for Balboa. 1448 milet north of Balboa. LENA LUCKENBACH. Los Angeles for Balboa.

1445 milea north of Balboa. POINT MONTARA, Let Angeles for Balboa, 191 miles south of Los Angeles. MERCURY BUN, Balboa for Lot Angelet, 72 miles south of Los Angeles. PORTMAR, Bslbaa for Los Angeles, 838 miles south of Lot Angelet. MAUNA ALA, Los Anteles for Honolulu, 1758 miles east of Honolulu.

FLOMAR. Los Angeles for Balboa, 737 miles south of Los Angeles. DRYDEN. Honolulu for Los Angeleg, 612 miles west of Lot Angeles. TAI YANG.

Los Angeles for Balboa, 1011 miles southeast of Lot Angelet. SAN FRANCISCO STATION 8 aa.i February SO WEST CAMARGO, log Angeleg for Balboa, 84 miles south of Balboa. HOLLYWOOD. Buenos Aires for Montevideo. 40 miles from Montevideo.

WEST IRA. Port of Spain for RIO, 1830 miles north of Rio. MAUI. Kaanapall for San Francisco. 1700 miles west-southwest of San Francisco.

OOLDEN STATE, Lautoka for 8an Fran- Cisco. 1126 miles west-southwest of Ban Francl.co. MARIPOBA. Suva for Auckland, 162 miles north of Auckland. WEST NILU3, Los Angelet for Balboa, 15 miles south of Balboa.

WEST MAHWAH, Port of Spain for Puerto Colombia, 627 miles test ef Puerto Colombia. EMERGENCY AID. Montevideo far Lot Angeles, 1070 milea southeast of Lot Angeles. POINT ANCHA. Lot Angeles for Balboa, 389 milea northwest of Balboa.

MASSMAR. Portland for Seattle, 54 milet north of Columbia River. MALIKO. Ban Francisco for Honolulu. 80 miles west-southwest of Ban Francisco.

TOPILA. Portland for Port Ban Luis. 530 milet north of Port Ban Lull. MALA. Hllo for Ban Francisco.

814 Billet west-southwest ef San Francisco. MAUNAWIU. Seattle for Honolulu, 1300 miles northeast of Honolulu. LUMBERMAN. Lot Anaelea for Coot Bay, 435 miles south of Coos Bay.

EL CEDRO. Seattle for -Long Beach, 258 miles north of Long Beach. LEBEC, Lot Angeles for Portland, 286 miles touth ef Portland. POINT BONITA. Puiet Sound for San Francisco.

mile north of Cape Blanco. TEJON, Los Angeles for Portland. 72 miles south of Portland. MAKUA. San Francisco for BeUlngham, 305 miles south of Belllngham.

HUOUENOT. Los Angelee for Portland, 441 miles south of Portland. MOJAVE. Martinet tor Richmond Beach, 350 miles south of Richmond Beach, SANTA CRUZ CEMENT, Long Beach for Ban Francisco, 78 milet touth of San Francisco. RAINBOW.

San Dleto for fishing bankl. 250 miles southeast of San Diego. MAIA. Port Ludlow for Port Allen. 1081 miles northeast of Port Allen.

BUENOS AIRES. La Llbertad for lot Angeles, 3055 milet southeast of Lot An- WEST CACTUS. Port ludlow for Vancouver. 90 miles south of Vancouver. PRESIDENT McKINLEY.

Vancouver for Yokohama. 2673 miles east of Yokohama. OOLDEN MOUNTAIN, Manila for San Francisco. 1638 milet west of San Francisco. CONDOR, lot Angeleg for Mantanlllo, 751 miles southeast of Lot Anseles.

CALIFORNIA, on fishing banks, 2550 miles southeast of San Diego. GEN. SHERMAN, Portland for Yokohama, 3961 miles east of Yokohama. Noon. February to MEVANIA.

San Francisco for Fall Rivtr, 393 milea northwest of Balboa. MATHEW LUCKENBACH. Balboa for lot Angeles. 214 milea northwest of Balboa. SANTA MARIA.

New York for Cristobal, 1478 miles south of Scotland. WEST NOTUS, Santos for Montevideo, 695 milea north of Montevideo. SANTA PAULA, at Cartagena. ABSAROKA. Norfolk for Los Angelet, 661 milet northeast of Cristobal.

SANTA MONICA, left Acajutla for Llbertad. NOB ACHIEF. at la Llbertad. AMERICAN ORIOLE. New Orleanl for lot Angeles.

3166 milet toutheast of Lot Angelet. CHICKASAW CITY. Lot Angeles for Balboa, 718 miles northwest of Balboa. CAPE NELSON, Rosarto for Los Angelet, 1380 milet toutheast of Lot Angeles. VIRGINIA, Balboa for Ban Diego.

1933 miles northwest of Balboa, STEEL TRADER. Balboa for San Diego, 1127 miles southeast of San Dleto. SANTA CATALINA. at Ban Juan Del Sur. CALIFORNIA, Lot Anteles for Balboa, 932 miles southeast of Los Angelet.

ESTE, Las Antelet for Puntarenas, 933 miles southeast of Los Angeles. TALAMANCA, Los Angeles for Balboa, 1520 milet toutheast of Lot Angelet. PENNMAR. Philadelphia for Lot Angelet, 483 milea northwest of Balboa. Edwards Brothers' colonial Mortuary, Lot Angelet, 310 miiea irom ui an- Funeral Friday, 8:30 a.m..

from Edwards Brothers. Mass. 9 a.m., at .42 SAN CLEMENTS, lot Angeleg for Balboa, 1080 milet from Balboa. i BAN FELIPE, Lot Angelet for Balboa, 2510 miles from Balboa. BAN OABR1EU Los Angelet for Balboa, 285 miles Irom Balboa.

BAN LUCAS (Ouaker.l Balboa for Ban Diego. 1899 miles from Ban Diego. SANTA MARIA. Lot Angelet for Arlca, 356 miles from Arlca. B.

C. T. DODD. Baltimore for Let 11AT milea north of colon. Immaculate Conception Church.

HENNEBERRY. Servicei for Mary A. Hen-neberry 9:30 a.m. today from Pierce Brothers. HILL.

Services for M. Clifford (Chick) Hill at the Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn, today at 4 p.m. Cresse Highland Park, directors. JONES William Jones. GODEAU MARTINONI 828 WEST WASHINGTON ST.

PR. 1341. Lot Angeles Cloudy, S.W.i 4. 67 A BRAMBLE FUNERAL HOME Reverent Christian service. Moderate prices, W.

A. BROWN 1815 80UTH FLOWER STREET. PR. 2011. Remains were forwarded last evening 40 34 16 32 22 20 28 28 32 28 20 24 42 52 26 48 26 32 28 48 30 32 40 36 26 38 53 42 12 32 44 52 30 48 40 28 32 50 30 42 48 48 38 48 48 38 36 50 52 52 30 48 36 48 42 48 32 32 10 62 BH ELTON NATO.

Philippine blande for hot Angelet, eiJ miies irom un by cunningnam de Connor to Toledo, O. KANGAS. Services for Helml Kangas, Saturday. 1:30 P.m.. at the Wee Kirk o' Memphis Clear, "i Minneapolis Cloudy.

8.W., 8 22 Modena Cloudy, B.W., 4 60 Needles Clear, calm 82 New Orleans Clear. 4. 70 New York Clear, N.W., 22.. 42 North Head Clear. 8..

8...... 68 Omaha Clear, 12 42 Philadelphia 44 Phoenix Pt. 4.... 82 Pittsburgh 3" Point Arguello Pt. ox .58 TOA MARU, Lot Angeles for Kuyama, 1880 miles from Los Angelet at noon.

UTACARBON, Lot Angelet lor Oleum, 320 the Heather, Delmer A. Smith, director. KENNETH H. GILLETTE 950 WEST WASHINGTON ST. PR.

5125. PAUL D. ROBINSON 1001 WEST WASHINGTON. PR. 1001.

KYLE. February 18, Jamet L. Kyle, husband of Lela Fern Kyle; father of Neville LeRoy and Sarah Doralee Kyle; miles from uieum. W. 8.

MILLER. Tiverton for Port Ban Luis, 2881 miles from Port San Luis. W. 8. RHEEM.

Yokohama for Bahrein son-in-law of Mrs. Delia J. Ide; brother- Portland. Or Cloudy, S.E., in-law of Harold C. Ide, all of Los An.

geles. CEMETERIES BANGER. Irene K. against Judson. SCHOTT.

Alice L. against William B. BMITH. Olive B. against Raymond K.

SNYDER. Carolyn against Charles N. TAYLOR. Ardath F. against Doy J.

THOMPSON. Jeanne F. against James A. WILBUR N. Faith H.

against Thomag B. WILME8. Edith W. against William F. WOODHOUSE.

Louise G. against Charles T. YARNO. Louise A. against George E.

DIVORCE DECREES GRANTED ADAMS. Florence M. from Eugen. AIKEN. Marie A.

against Alexander N. BACKEN8TOCE. Barbara from John H. BOSTWICK. Rose S.

against 8. A. BUFFINGTON. Kathryn from Frank. BURCAW.

Barbara from Jonathon. BURKE. Lawrence from Chrissie. BUTLER. Julia F.

from Pierce C. BUTTON. 'Mae from L. S. CONANT; Lewis J.

from Katherine. COOMER. Carl O. from Edith L. DeLESKE.

Eunice C. from C. H. DRENT. Irene A.

from Kenneth R. FlEQHENNE. Charles E. from Florence. FLOY.

Phyllis A. from Ross E. FRAZIER. i Edith from Fred. GARCIA.

Marie from Reginald J. M. GESUALDO. Maria from James. GUDOV.

Lena from Nat. HAGER. Sue M. from George D. HARRIS.

Marie from Charles. HERRTNO. Mary R. from Harold R. HUNTER.

Vera M. from E'lrile E. HUNTER. Louisa I. from Walter C.

HURST. Dortha M. from James Jr. INOFtSOLL. Virginia from Gilbert.

JOSEPH. Emma B. from Louis H. KEARNS. Josephine from Thomat R.

KEMP. Thelma S. from John V. KENT. Camilla from Edward J.

KLINE. Elisabeth from William F. KLINE. Intra L. from Brady.

KRONMILLER. William M. from Gladys F. LARALVIA. Clara from Charles.

LEE. Alva T. from Oliver W. LEFPS. Esther from Malcolm B.

MANN. Thelma from William. MEDINA. Esneranza L. from Augustine.

MERANTE. Claudean M. from Leo D. MTT.LER. Grace M.

from Ellsworth E. NEUHAU8. Frieda from Paul M. PARKS. Joe C.

from Oma L. POLLAK. Leah J. from Charlei P. PORTER.

Lydia K. f-om Edward C. RAY. Bernlce from Olenn A. ROSE.

Anna L. from Marcena A. SOHAETTR. Bttv H. from Carl O.

I. SCHLORSER. Wllma E. from Frank J. PFOUNT.

Isabella from Joseph. Bettv J. from Theodore. RHOPPg. Orace from Jerk 8.

RMTTH. Mary H. from Finlev D. PONT FITVER. f-om Thadieiit.

STANKTHWICZ. .1. from Nellie C. MTMTTON. Ruth F.

f'om L. PWANSON. Amalia K. from Edward, VATTOWKLFT PhylHt N. from Paul.

WHTTE. Helen L. from Robert 3. wttxtams. narothv F.

from Harold I. Orace from Alfred. WOOD. Grace B. from Tom R.

NATURALIZATION PETITIONS Petitions for naturalisation, with name, residence and country being renounced, have been filed with the United Btatet Dit-trlct Court at follows: Maria Akesson, South Gate: Sweden. Rose Bretlau Amsell, 2242 Redondo Boulvard; Russia. Carl Evald Andersen, 715 South Hope; Denmark. A. Knud Chrlstensen, 759 West Tenth Place; Denmark.

Ida Evelyn Craig, Huntington Park. England. Anthony Walter Dybeck, Alhambra; Eng- Qiieenle Harriett Grant, 811Va Douglas; England. John Hasenberg, 7419 Bell avenue; Germany. Julia, Hafner, 1019 Ford Boulevard; Austria.

Hani Joachim Hennlnt, Van Nuys; Germany. Beatrice Hodglns, Olendale: England. William Kreitzer, Pasadena: Russia. William Earl Luff, Santa Monica; Eng- Kathleen Mclsaac. long Beach: England.

Frantz Olaf Mlellem. San Pedro; Norway. Blanche Nasi. 4544 Klngswell: Russia. Emily Elizabeth Pope, Alhambra; England, Manda Setka, Sa Pedro: Jngo-81avia.

Julia Karlna Shuford, 3315 Paola; Norway. Opal Marie Smith. 4419 Russell; England. Edear Spencer. South Gate: England.

Elsbeth Spoenemann, Pasadena; Germany. Ella Stein, 5311 Denker avenue; Lithuania. Susannah Stevens! Wilmington; England. William Terry, 5133 South St. Andrews Place; F'ngland.

Nln Tatartnoff, 8538 Lillian Way; Russia. I Island. 3947 miles irom aanrein lsiana. SAN FRANCISCO STATION p.m.. Febrnary SO Servicei 3:30 p.m.

today from Pierce Brothers. .08 .01 T. .02 T. ADMIRAL Y. 8.

WILLIAMS. San Fran- LA BELLE. Services for Margaret la Belle dseo (or Portland, 340 milet irom 11:30 a.m. today Irom Pierce LOYD. Mary Ouffln lovd.

wife ef William AKAQISAN MARU. Yokohama for Ban Loyd; mother of Mn. Orace Cornell, 8 Redding Cloudv. 4 68 Reno Cloudy. 12 .60 Roseburg Cloudy, 8.W., 4.

60 Sacramento Clear. 8.W., 12. 64 St. Louis Clear. N.W., 4....

44 Salt Lake City Cloudy. 8., 12 62 Ban Antonio Clear, 8 10. 76 San Diego Cloudy, N.W., 6.. 62 San Francisco Pt. 60 Santa Fe Clear, 4 68 Seattle Cloudy, S.W., 4 66 Spokane Rain.

6.W., 6 44 T-AAaH Wln. ft 48 Francisco, 330 milet irom Ban INGLEWOOD PARK CEMETERY LARGEST IN CALIFORNIA Mausoleum Crematory Columbarium Telephone PLeasant 8144. BEAUTIFUL HOLLYWOOD" The cemetery without a talesmtn. CEMETERY. MAUSOLEUM, CREMATORY 6000 SANTA MONICA BLVD.

Tonopah Cloudy, S.E.. 13 86 ANNA BCHAFER. San rranelsco for Astoria. 350 milet from Astoria. ABOSAN MARU.

Los Angeles for New York. S17 milea from New York. BRANDANOER. London for Vancouver, 2594 miles from Vancouver. CALIFORNIA, on fishing banks, 2500 miles from Ban Diego.

COLUMBUS, on fishing; banks, 3830 miles from Los Angeles. CONTE BIANCO, en fishing bankl, 3648 miles from Ban Dleto. DANWOOD, Victoria for Shanghai, 1060 VALHALLA CEMETERY GRAVE WITH COMPLETE SERVICE 628.18 TO 6425.25 HOLLYWOOD 1961. BURBANK 540. Tuoson Clear, n.w..

oi Washington Clear, N.W., 10 44 Wlnnemuoca Cloudy, 14 62 Wtnnliu. niAlirfV. fl 8 22 To catch air mail planet. lettert and packages should be deposited In time to reach the Arcade postofflce one hour and thirty minutes before departure time of planes from airports, or should be dropped at the Union Air Terminal postofflce fifteen' minutes prior to departure of plant at indicated below. LOS ANGELES TO NEW YORK Eastbound Leave Arcade Annex, 9:65 p.m.

and 7 a.m.; leave Union Air Terminal, 10:45 p.m. and 7:50 a.m.: arrive Salt Lake City, 3.25 a.m. and 12:30 P.m.) arrive Chicago, 3.10 p.m. and 1:00 a.m.; arrlva New York, 9:25 p.m. and 7:30 a.m.

Westbound Leava New York. 12 noon and 7 p.m.; leave Chtcago. 5 p.m. and 12:01 a.m.: leave Salt Lake City. 1:35 am.

and 1 P.m.: arrive Union Air Terminal, 6:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m.) arrlva Arcade Annex, 7:25 a.m. and 7:25 p.m. LOi ANGELES TO NEW YORK VIA KANSAS CITY Eastbound Leave Orand Central Air Terminal. Olendale, 9 a.m., 4 p.m.

and 8 m. Westbound Arrive Grand Central Air Terminal, Olendale, 7 a.m.. 6:50 p.m. and 11:50 p.m. LOS ANGELES TO NEW YORK VIA FORT WORTH.

AND WASHINGTON. D. C. Eastbound Leave Grind Central Air Terminal. Olendale, 7:15 p.m.

and 10 a.m.; arrlva Dallas. 8:32 a.m. and 8:45 p.m.) arrive Washington, p. C. 5:01 p.m.

and 10 p.m.; arrive New York City. 6:41 p.m. and 9:25 P.m. Weetbound Leave New York City, 13:30 p.m.; arrive Dallas, 9:03 arrive Grand Central Air Terminal. 6:45 a.m.

LOS ANGELES TO SAN FRANCISCO Northbound leave Union Air Terminal, 8:50 a.m.; arrive 8an Francisco. 10:57 a.m.! leave Union Air Terminal. 4:30 p.m.) arrive Ban Francisco, 7.15 p.m.; leave Union Air Terminal, 11:45 p.m.) arrive San Fran- Cisco, 3:30 a.m. Southbound Leave San Francisco. 3:05 a.m.: arrive Loa Anteles Union Air Terminal, 5:50 a.m.

Leave Ban Francisco, 12:20 p.m.: arrive Union Air Terminal, 8.37 pm. Leave San Francisco, 4 p.m.; arrive Union Air Terminal, 6:07 p.m. Leave Ban Franclaco, 5:45 p.m.: arrive Union Air Terminal. 8:30 p.m. BAN DIEGO TO SEATTLE AND PORTLAND Northbound Leave Ban Diego, 9:50 leave Union Air Terminal, 11:45 p.m., via Bakersfleld and Fresno.

Arrive San Francisco, 3:30 a.m.) arrive Portland, 7:05 a.m.! arrive Seattle. 8:35 a.m. Leave Union Air Terminal, 8:50 a.m. I arrive San Francisco, 10:57 am.) arrive Portland. 3:47 p.m.; arrive Seattle, 5:17 p.m.

Southbound Leave Portland. 1:30 a.m.; arrive San Franclaco. 12:10 p.m.; arrive Union Air Terminal. 2:27 pm. Leave Seattle, 9 p.m.i arrive Partland.

10:19 p.m.; leave Ban Francisco, 3:05 via Fresno and Bakersfleld; arrive Union Air Terminal. 5:50 a.m.; arrive Bin Diego, 6:69 a.m. water, in contrast to fresh for which she Is designed, and to which she will be shipped next week. "Palute" is expected to be followed by several similar craft for the same owner, whose identity so lar Is not generally disclosed. The real or fancied terrors of the Gulf of Tehuantepec have turned back another crew of amateur offshore sailors.

The United Fruit liner Chirlqul yesterday brought back word from Acapulco that William Remington's forty-five-foot schooner La Volpe. on which the 18-year-old owner and two companions sailed from here last December on eastward circuit of the globe, was on the 6th Inst, anchored at that Mexican port because they had been "unable to get across the Gulf of Tehuantepec." No storms have recently been reported in the area. Skipper Remington asked Capt. Tom Smith to report that La Volpe has given up her eastward cruise, therefore, and now plans to depart Acapulco late this month for Honolulu. Accompanying Remington is Holt Bradford, Portland (Or.) sportsman, and Paul Chester, son of S.

Beech Chester, novelist. Yuma Pt. 6.. 4 84 FLORISTS 4 -Below aero. Temperatures up to 8 a.m.

yesterday. BROADWAY FLORIST 212 WEST FIFTH ST MU 4288. TU. 6161. FUNERAL DESION8.

81 AND UP GEO. J. HALL ft FLORIST 434 EAST FIFTH STREET. TU. MS.

VITAL RECORD miles from victoria. EL MIRLO, Los Angelet tor Estero Bay, due 10 a.m. EMMA 8. at Puntarenas. EUROPA.

Southampton for St. Thomas, 1497 miles from Southampton at noon. EUREKA. Portland for Lot Angelet, 275 miles north of San Francisco. FRANK Q.

DRUM, Lot Angelet for San MAUSOLEUMS Antonio, cnue, Joaa nines irom Dan Antnnln. HAMLIN F. McCORMIOK. San Francisco for Astoria, 349 miles from Astoria, HERMAN F. WHITON, for Co.

ANGELES ABBEY MAUSOLEUM On Long Beach Blvd. Reasonable rates. Fox 608 Bouth Hill. Phone TU. 6533.

Ion. 48 milet nor tow est oi capt Dan Antnnln at nnnn. HIDALGO, Ensenada for Mantanlllo, 142 What's Doing TO DAY miles from Mansanino. ILLINOIS, left Jacksonville for Savannah at p.m. INDIA, Champerleo for Balboa, 3394 miles from Los Angelee.

KOYO MARU. Yokohama for Ban Lull, SUN, MOON AND TIDES SHIP MOVEMENTS WEDNESDAY iw etle Foreign Trade Club luncheon, Clark Hotel, noon. Chamber of Commerce board of directors committee meetintr. Cham ber ef Commerce Bunding, 12:15 p.m. vST sj Past President Admiral Robley Event W.R.C.

Funeral Friday, 2 at Reed Brothers 721 West Washington. MAXWELL. William E. Maxwell. Services Friday at 1:30 p.m.

In the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Mortuary, Forest Lawn Memorial Park Association, in charge. MCCORMICK. Accidentally, February 19, Harry T. McCormick.

Servicei 1 p.m. Friday from Pierce Brotheri. Please omit flowers. McILROY. Services for Isabella McTlroy today at 3 p.m.

from the chapel of Graham At IsbelL McKAY. February 19, Cecil F. McKay, wife of Hugh S. McKay. Services 10 a.m.

Friday from Pierce Brotheri. MUNDELL. February 20. Melville T. Mun-dell, ion of Mrt.

Isabella M. MundeU. Pierce Brotheri, directors. NEWTON. Alicia Schneider Newton.

Remalm at the Wallace S. Whlti Co. NICKEN8. Mn. Sarah E.

Nlckeni. Remains at the chapel of A. Brown. 1815 South Flower street. OLSON.

Louise Olson. Remains In care of Graham At Isbell. PIETZNER. The funeral services of Mrs. Henrietta Pletzner will be held today at 3 pm.

from Orace Chapel, Ingle-wood Park Cemetery. W. A. Brown, funeral director. PLUNKETT.

J. R. Plunkett. Remains at the chapel of W. A.

Brown, 1815 South Flower street. PUTNEY. Eva Putney, loving lister ef Mrs. La Vlnnla Bowser. Mrs.

Maude Kramer and Dr. Leon Marshall. Bervlces Friday at 1 p.m. from the chapel of L. F.

Utter Co. QUINN. Ross Etta Qulnn. beloved mother of Mrs. E.

R. Brown, Mrs. H. E. Stew, art, Mrs.

Bert Elder. H. O. Qulnn. H.

O. Quinn. Mrt. D. B.

Van Darllp and E. O. Qulnn. Funeral services Friday at 10 a.m. In Inglewood Cemetery chapel.

Clark F. de Alice Mead, directors. RAMIREZ, February 13. Ben Aloruso Ramirez, cousin of Saves Ramlret. Recitation of the rosary 8:45 p.m.

Sunday, February 24. at Pierce Brothers Requiem mass 8 a.m. Monday at Immaculate Conception Church, Ninth and Green ttreeti. REVLEY. February 19, Eunice R.

Revley, Hater ef Mrs. Mary A. Beger. Bervlces 2:30 p.m. Friday from Pierce Brothers.

RITSCHARD. Karl Rltschard. Funeral 2:30 p.m. today from the M. E.

Church, 1061 North Kingsley Drive, J. Riedeman in charge. ROBERTSON. February 20, Cecilia Reynolds Robertson, beloved mother of Reynolds and Ralph Robertson; lister of E. P.

Revnolds. Pierce Brothers, directors. (Washington, D. papers please copy.) ROBEY. February 20.

Ristorl A. Robey, mother of Etta Mae Hatfield Nixon; sister of Mrs. Adeline Hurley, Mrs. Louise Loos and Mrs. Rose Iambert; grandmother of Robey N.

and Musette Hatfield. Bervlces 10:30 am. Friday from Pierce Brothers. Interment, Bwltl City, Ind. RUCKERT Nonle Ruckert.

Remains at Cunningham A O'Connor. RYOO. Tilda Rygg. loving mother of Mrs. Alma Hlrsch.

Mrs. 8tella Snow and Romslne T. Rygg; lister of Mrs. Emma Wasley. Services today at 11 a from the chapel of F.

Utter Co. Mar. 11 Mar. IS Feb. 26 Ma THURSDAY, FEBRUARY SI Bun rises 8:33 t.m., sets 5:42 p.m.

Moon rises p.m., sets 7:49 a.m. I TIDES. LOS ANGELES HARBOR Feb Low High Low High OFFICIAL DEATH LIST NAVAL ORDERS 0.8 10:48 4 8 4:48 10 11:14 4 8 5:08 14 4.4 (Let Anreles) Name Age. 60 INTENTION TO MARRY The following noticet of Intention to marry were Issued yesterday. Name and ate given.

ASKEW ASKEW. Walter C. Askew, 86; Clara C. Askew. 24.

BARNETT NA6H. Jay Z. Barnett. 29; Alma E. Nash.

24. BAUMAN EDM18T0N. Henry Bauman. 62; Josephine L. Fdmiston.

44. BOGUS GIBSON. John E. Bogue, 41; Marie F. Gibson.

36. BUMBAUOH KADOW. Elmer W. Bum- baugh. 31: Thelma M.

Kadow, 18 CANTOR STRAUSS. Samuel Cantor, 25; Lillian Btrauss, 23. CASWELL DUNNE. Chester J. Caswell, 29: Rosemary T.

Dunne, 19. CHAPMAN PARENTEAU. Claud E. Chapman. 46: Minnie Parenteau.

32. COFrMAN DAV7E8 Jamet A. Coffman. 26; Dorlt A. Davles, 37.

DERINGTON TAYLOR. James R. Dertng- ton, 34; Alma R. Tavlor. 30.

DESHAZO CRUTCHFTELD. Robert I. Desharo, 33: Bertha M. Crutchfleld, 37. DE WEESE BROWN.

Richard W. De Weese, 39: Mary E. Brown, 22. DOBSON ELLIS. Ralph W.

Dobson, 23; Frances K. Ellis, 19. EDWARDS HARMS. Robert V. Edwardl, 35: Anne L.

Harms, 23. FEARS SCHUBERT. Bow C. Fears, 37; Oertrtide M. Bchubert.

25. OIXLE8PJE SIPPEL. Alvln T. Gillespie, 22: Muriel Blppel. 20.

HAN8EN WALKER. Carl M. Hansen, 31; Velma Walker. 20. HANSON ROBERTS.

Harvev R. Hanson, 29: Merjorle O. Roberts. 27. HARMAN SILVER.

Louis Herman, 38; Charlotte Silver. 22. HAWTREY CROSSLAND. Charles A. Haw-trey, 25: Olive P.

Crossland, 21. HOLLIB LAUINGER. Myra L. Hollis, 31; Loretta Lanlnger, 25. ISHII KOIKE William K.

Ishil, 28; Ber- nice H. Ko'ke. 26. KATSURA NAKASATO. TorahlkO Kat- snra.

64: Iwal O. Nakasato. 39. KENDALL FRYE. William 8.

Kendall, 23; Betty R. Frye. 23. KILBOURN LEE. Lewli W.

Kllbourn, 32; Kathryn M. Lee, 31. KOENIO ROOER8. William Koenlg, Barbara Rogers. 22.

KUTCH RUTHERFORD. Kenneth Kuteh, 37: Doris M. Rutherford. 24. LA MONT MAUPIN.

Oliver J. La Mont, 22; Dorothy E. Maupln, 18. MAYBBRRY PAYNE. Joseph D.

May-berry, 38: Fern A. Payne, 26. MAYNARD BEWELL. Howard B. Maynard, 29: Charlsle Bewell, McCALLISTER HAMMAR.

Mllfred E. Mo- Calllster. 24: Olive I Hammar, 28. McREYNOLDS OLSON. Paul B.

McRey- nolds, 21: Gertrude Olson, 18. MESEItVE LEE. Norman Le Roy Meserve, 29: Vlvienne Lee, 34. MORI ARTY DAVIS. John S.

Morlarty, 37; Davli, 36. 31 4:27 0 9 10:21 4.1 22 5:10 0.9 10:57 3.7 23 8:00 1.0 11:40 3.1 94 7:08 1.1 12:47 2 5 Feb, HtglK Low 25 0:28 4 6 8:55 1.0 38 1:41 48 10:41 08 27 3:18 4 7 1 nuucai j-auur 74 6:19 18 High Low a tlii 3.6 lb'iii 9.7 CONCANNON, Helen 18 CRAG1N. Margaret Engineers Club luncheon, But-more, 12:15 p.m. Optimists' Club luncheon, Bilt-mors, noon. Public lecture, Central Library, 7:30 p.m.

Dr. John G. Hill will speak on "The Fire- Walkers of Ratales." Six O'clock Club dinner, Rosslyn. evening. Echo Park American Legion Post meeting, 1535 Sunset Boulevard, 8 p.m.

Bridge lecture. May Company Exposition Hall, 1:30 p.m. Tom Stoddard will speak, Transmo Club luncheon, Biltmore, noon. United Veterans of Republlo Luncheon Club meeting, 648 South Broadway, noon. H.

H. MacDonald will speak on the "Federal Housing i.nr.nmr.n, Laura Tides are given In order of occurrence, first column denoting the time and second Date. Feb. 17 Feb. 16 Feb.

16 Feb. 17 Feb. 17 Feb. 15 Feb. 9 Feb.

18 Feb. 17 Feb. 18 Feb. 18 Feb, 15 Feb. 12 Feb.

11 618 milet irom bun ai noon. MAROARET JOHNSON. Lot Angelet for Champerleo. 857 milet from Lot Angeles at noon. MAYFLOWER, San Diego for flshlnt banks, 1700 miles from San Diego.

NAVIGATOR, on fishing banks, 3800 milet from San Diego. OLEUM, loading at Port Ban Lull. PRESIDENT HAYES, Alexandria for Na-pies. 239 milea from Alexandria. BONORA, anchored La Ventosa.

BAN LUCAS (Quaker.) Balboa for Ban Diego, 1859 miles from Ban Diego. SANTA MAROARITA, Ban Diego for fishing banks. 820 miles from Ban Dleto. SEABOY, Ban Diego tor fishing banks, 1700 miles from Ban Diego. SHASTA, on flshlnt banks.

895 miles from Ban Diego. SC. THERESE. on fishing banki, 900 milet from Ban Diego, TAIYANO. Los Angeles for New York.

1011 milea from Lot Angelet at noon. LUDINOTON (transport,) Honolulu for Colon. 695 Billet from Honolulu at noon. VILLANOER. Puerto Armuelles for Los Antelesi 740 milet from Lot Angelet at noon, WALLINOFORD.

Astoria for San Francisco, 70 milet from San Francisco at noon. WILLAMETTE VALLEY. Dairen for Lot Armeies, 482 milet from Lot Angeles. ZACA (yacth.) Ban Felix Island for Pisco, 472 miles from Pltco at noon. The Radio Corperatlon of America, In co-operation with the United States Health Servlra and the Seamen's Institute, will receive reaaeats through KOK station at Lea Anreles Harbor for medical and surgical services frera ships al tea.

LOS ANOELES HARBOR p.m.. Febrnary 20 MONTEREY, Honolulu for Las Angelet, 1307 miles west of LosAngele. KEK08KEE. Los Angelet for Seattle, 1062 miles eouth of Seattle. SIDNEY M.

IIAUPTMAN, Los Angeleg for Balboa. 2833 miles north of Balboa. SAN FELIPE. Los Anttelca for Balboa, 2510 miles north of Balboa. LURLINE, Honolulu for lot Angelet, 304 miles west of Lot Angeles.

POINT PALM AS. Balboa for lot Angelet, 5fl6 miles south of Los Aneeles. MALOLO, Lot Angelet for Honolulu. 348 72 63 r. 45 57 78 8(1 ..85 BS 78 VESSELS ARRIVED.

UTRTRK, lak Charles, lam. COTTONEVA, San Diego. 1:45 a.m. EIl, Havana, a.m. MODAVIA, Veneeuver.S a m.

SAN DIEOO, Phlladelphla-San Diego, 9:10 a.m. BRIDOE (U.S.8..) San Francisco, EDWIN CHRISTENSON, Baltimore, 8:35 am. YALE, Ban Franclico, 10:15 a.m. BELFAST MARU, New York, 10:20 am. STEEL INVENTOR, 10:35 a.m.

CALIFORNIAN, Boston, 8:30 P.m. LA PLACENTIA. Port San Lull, 6:10 p.m. LEWIS LUCKENBACH, 11 p.m. MERCURY SUN, New York.

8-40 p.m. PENN8YLVANIAN, Taeoma-6 11 p.m. VESSELS SAILED SIDNEY M. HAUPTMAN, Philadelphia, 10:30 a.m. ZUIYO MARU, Tokuyama.

10:45 a.m. ETHAN ALLEN, Manila. 10:55 a.m. RYOYO MARU, Yokohama, 11:35 a m. KEKOSKEE, Seattle-Portland, 11:55 a.m.

UTACARBON, Oleum, 3 p.m. BRIDGE (11.8 8.,) Ban Dleto, 3:25 p.m. ADMIRAL DAY, S.F.-Vanoouver, 6:05 BELFAST MARU. Moll. 11 m.

COTTONEVA, San Francisco, 10:30 p.m. CADDOPEAK, B.F.-Seattle. 10:30 p.m. CIXILO, Ban Franclaco, 8:10 p.m. ELO.

Oaaka, 5:25 p.m. KATHERINE, Eureka, 8:05 P.m. MODAVIA, Glasgow, 4:05 p.m. PACIFIC RELIANCE, 6 p.m. STEEL INVENTOR, Avonmouth, 8:35 m.

UTPIRE, Moll. p.m. YALE, San Franclaco, 8:55 p.m. DUTZLFR, Karl F. OARITY, John J.

HATIRY, Clnra SCOTT. Nelson SHANNON. Patrick TODD. William TWOMBLY, William H. WHITTAKER.

Mary A. WINCHEU Baul TRANS-PACIFIC MAIL WASHINOTON, Feb. 20. (Exclusive) Orders Issued to navy officers under date of February 18 follow: Commander Daniel B. Barber to u.S.S.

New York at first lieutenant and damage control officer. Commander Robert M. Hinckley to instruction, Army War College, Washington. D. C.

Commander Chatimcey A. Lurai to Instruction, Army War College. Washington, D. C. Lieutenant-Commander William S.

Hoi-loway to navy yard. Puaet Sound, Wash. Lieutenant-Commander Jamet E. Maher to Naval Academy. Lieut.

(j.g.) Marcel R. Gerln to Naval Academy. MEDICAL CORPS Commander Walter C. Esnach (M.C.) to Naval Hospital, Boston, Mass. WARRANT OFFICERS Chief Boatswain William F.

Lewli to Naval Air Station, Sunnyvale. Cat. Chief Machinist Louis J. Miller to U.S.S. Rlgel.

Chief Machinist John Reber to home; relieved all active duty. Chief Electrician Albert Petrasek to U.8 8 West Virginia. Chief Electrician William W. Townsend to S. West Vlrslnla.

DEATHS Administration," Hotel Greeters' Association Biltmore, 8 p.m. fi-mi nubile lecture. University of The following schedule of tailing It provided by the Lot Angeles ponton ice: February 22. from Ban Francisco. Mall for Japan, China.

Hongkong, Slam, Btraltt Settlements, French In-do-Chlna, Dutch East Indies. Philip pine Islands, Hawaii, New Zealand, Australia, West Australia and FIJI Islands. February 33, from Log Angeles. Mall for Republic of El Balvador, Colombia, Guatemala, west coast of Nicaragua, Corinto and Cuba. Also specially ad-'drensed correspondence for Mexico, Central America and Bmith America.

Febriinry 2fl. frem Btn Francisco. Mail for Philippines, Hawaii, New Zealand. Australia and Fill Islands. February 28, from Ban Francisco.

Mall for Hawaii, New Zealand, Australia and Fill Islands. February 28. Irom Ban Francisco. Mall for Hawaii. Southern California, Room 208, Administration Bulldlnpr.

4:15 p.m. With Funeral Looking for that blessed hope, anil the gloriout appearing of the great God and our Saviour ferns Christ, Titus ii, 13. ANDERSON. Service! for Victor E. C.

Anderson today. 2:30 p.m., from the chapel of L. F. Utter Co. ANDREWS.

Mrs. Oeomla Andrews, beloved wife of Ewlng C. Andrews of 5947 Hollywood Boulevard. Funeral services Friday at 10 a m. from the chapel of W.

A. Brown, 1815 South riower street. BARRON. Services for William Barron today, 3:30 p.m.. at Edwardl JJrotheis' Colonial Mortuary.

John D. Cooke will speak on "Browning's to the Twenti eth Century." Chief Pay Clerk Roy R. Thompson to Ia Ancelea Museum exhibit. Ex position Park, 10 ts psa. nome: relieved all active duty.

Chief Carpenter Chariot 8. Klmbrouoh, CJ6.S. Northampton. jj.