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Ho attjjelej times FRIDAY, JAN. 9, 1 948-Part II WEATHER REPORT DIVORCES GRANTED TT7NFORS3. Helen. L. from Lsrea S.

f' VAX.ADEZ. Joseph from Mart. WALKER. Madeline from Leonard F. WASHINGTON.

A. Lorene from Chester. WILLIAMS. Sydney from Zarle S. Santa Anita Charts Copyright.

1948. By Triangle Publications. Ine. (Daily Racine Form t. OFFICIAt.

obituarV LOCAL TEMPERATURES Minimum and maximum temperatures from amithem DEATHS, Funeral Announcements' CONSENSUS California points, reported yesterday to SANTA ANITA PARK. ARCADIA. THTJRSBAY.JAN. 148 EIGHTH DAT Or SO-DAY WINTER MEETING (Complete finishes all race confirmed hr Fhotochart Camera) Weather clear Track fast. FIRST RACE THREE FURLONGS.

Maiden Z-rear-olds bred In California. UO" a.iiuw inner. S21S5: second. S700 third. 8450: fourth.

8225. DEATHS, Faneral Announcements MARJDrX, Mrs. Helena FrWarfea, et 100 South Vista. Remains at the Wallace S. White ft Howard J.

Callanan Mortuary. MeGOWAN, Mrs. Flereitce Dallas, of TS Monte, loving mother of Robert T. and Ethel McGowan. Services 3 P.m., Saturday, at the' tittle Stone Church of Turner, Stevens Turner, 550 East Main Street, Al-hambra.

HcINTYRE, Edna Barnaby, beloved wife of John Edward Mclntyre mother of John Edward Mclntyre Jr. of Redondo Beach. Marian Walecki and Jean Martin of Westwood, Christine C. and Annes C. Mclntyre of Glen-dale; daughter of Mrs.

Edward Barnaby of Michigan, also survived by 6 grandchildren. Rosary will be recited Friday. 8 p.m., in the chapel of the Glendale Mortuary, 511 South Central Avenue, Glendale. Requiem High Mass Saturday, 10 a.m., at Holy Family Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

MENTFS. Maria J. Remains at Jones Hamrork. Wt. PP.

St. Index Horse. Owner. Torehator (Rollins HMa Pirra 118 4 5 ALMEIDA. Francises M.

Rosary this evening. 8 o'clock, ta the chapel of Ivy H. Overholtser. 1719 South Flower Street. Requiem High Mass at Our Lady Queen of Angels iPiaza) Church.

Saturday, January 10. at 9:30 a.m. Interment Holv Cross Cemetery. ALVEKSON. Lydia beloved mother of James G.

and David S. Alverson and Bessie Alverson Cahan, grandmother of Charles and Joseph Cahan. Services today. 3 p.m.. at TJtter-McKinley'g Downtown Mortuary, 817 Venice Boulevard.

ANDERSON, Elisabeth. Mass today. 9 a.m., at St. Cecilia's Church. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary, directors.

Mrs. Joanna Freebey Private funeral services for Mrs. Joanna E. Freebey, 100, will be conducted at 11 a.m. today in Pierce Little Church Around the Corner, 3447, W.

Manchester Inglewood. Mrs. Freebey died Men-da at her 1520 Fourth Str. Fin. Jockey.

Odds SI l'i 1 Morn 12.15 4 2j ZufeH 7.70 2 3' Adaroa B.85 5j 4 Ercard 3.95 fi Bterman 20.70 fitio Taylor 30.95 1 7 Llndlwg 70.00 'j Balaslu 1.40 ti' 9rJc S7.85 9 10 Nichuli 77.55 12 11 Lsvtnn 41 00 11" 12t 17.10 13 13 30.95 Rnw on Kim (Mrs. W. C. Oaf fera) 118 3 9 Slow Freight (C. 8.

118 lis About Tlma 115 11 13 Fimla E.0.4. Berer) 118 9 I f-Hlsh Bomber (J. Maz-Clatctaie) 118 1 11 0S33 Hydromatte (F. Martin) 118 0S33 Hitch (Cwajo 118 10 Wire Prine (G'dera-Larh'nm'ri 118 13 3 Salty BubWo fLeatw A Metraifel US 13 4 Terry i Man (Mrs. W.

N. Beeoa) 118 8 10 Son of Bn. (O. B.Tk Jr.) 118 5 12 0S3 Niggles Pot (Bandits, Artera) 118 2 1 Ave. Born in Montreal, BAKDFIELD, Morris- MORRIS, Louise 8., beloved wife of Gor services toaay.

i p.m., ar. uromaa Mortuary. Please omit flowers. she came to Leos Angeles bo years ago with her husband, the late Charles Peter Freebey, from Cuvahoea Falls. O.

Mrs. BAEliCH, Balsheva. I Field. Time. :22 2-5.

'31. Went te post at 12 58'i. off at 1:00. e.t. mn ii rinvinv Winner, ch.c.

2. by Lassator May Torch. Start (rood, from Services today, 3 p.m., at Malinow Simons. Trained by M. don B.

Morris. Services 1:30 p.m.. today, at Fierce Brothers' Beverly Hills, 417 North Maple Drive. MURRAY. Mrs.

Marraret. Cunningham Jtc O'Connor, directors. iBreshnen. Overwelghtr-High Bomber, 3 pounds. Mutuel pool, $116,129.

BARRY, Mary E. Services Saturday. 1:30 p.m.. at TJtter-McKinley's Cresse Eagle Rock, MYKOSKI. Albert.

BARTH. Ben. Two-dollar lrntnels paid: TORCHATOR. 38.30, 15.90, 7.90l ROW ON ROW. t.80, SLOW FREIGHT.

4.50. TORCHATOR, hustled out of the gate, opened a short lead while racing true and had enough left to withstand the late challenge of ROW ON ROW. Latter began well, was in lightiy close quarters early and closed strongly. SLOW FREIGHT broke alertly to follow close on the winner to the final sixteenth, where he faltered. ITS ARorrr TIME, rtver far back, was a contender to the eighth Dole: FIRPLE.

Quick Services today, 12 noon, at Groman Mortuary. Interment Hillside Memorial Park. Remains at Jones sc Hamrocg. OWENS. Mrs.

Lillian of 5545 Sepul-veda Boulevard. Van Nuys. Services Saturday. 11 a.m., at Oak-wood Cemetery Chapel, Chatsworth. C.

Kooo. director. BAYLEY. Dr. Walter beloved husband I to leave the gate, dropoed back after going an eighth of a mile.

HIGH BOMBER PALMER. Dr. Walter beloved husband of Mrs. Ruth A. Bayley.

loving father of Mrs. Beatrice Thurber and Mrs. Barbara Lindgren. Services today, 11 a.m., at Grace Chapel, Inglewood Park Cemetery. Hammond.

Mispagel Ruppe charge. tne jos iingeies omce of toe U.S. Weather Bureau, were as follows! Max. Mln. Los Angeles 75 52 Los Angeles (ground) 77 50 Burbank 82 4S Culver City 72 46 Imperial si 44 Long Beach 76 45 Los Angeles Harbor 69 43 Los Angeles Airport 69 46 Mt.

Wilson 67 53 Newport Harbor 65 46 Palmdale 73 1 38 Pasadena 78 i 47 Riverside 84 43 San Bernardino 77 i 46 San Diego 74 47 San Gabriel 7a 45 Santa Barbara 71 43 Santa Monica 45 Torrance 71 46 U.C.LA 74 61 FORECAST Southern California: Generally clear with little change in temperature tnday and tomorrow except patches of fog along the south coast this morning. TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION Praelpl- Station Max. Min. tation Albuquerque 62 33 Amarillo 71 30 Atlanta 61 31 Bakersfleld 69 47 Bishop 68 29 Bismarck 4t 29 .02 Blythe 82 44 Boston 32 23 Buffalo 36 30. T.

Chicago 40 25 Cincinnati 53 30 Cleveland 41 24 Denver 61 35 Des Moines 56 31 Detroit 37 25 T. El Paso 70 32 Fairbanks -12 -2 .03 Ft. Worth 73 50 Fresno 64 SI Havre 44 32 Indlana-polis 52 32 Kansas Citv 57 40 Las Vegas 69 35 Little Rock 61 40 T. Memphis 60 41 Miami 71 58 Minneapolis 33 30 T. New Orleans 71 49 .01 New York 35 25 Oklahoma City 65 39 Omaha 51 32 Philadelphia 37 22 Phoenix 79 41 Pittsburgh 43 20 Portland 52 42; .25 Sacramento 59 43 .01 St.

Louis 68 40 Salt Lake City 45 39 .09 San Antonio 74 52 San Francisco 56 44 Seattle 49 49 .33 Spokane 40 31 Washington 40 22 failed to keep niAfiiv swervca at me sian, lorcea lutn a map io take up and not reach the leaders. WIRE PRINCE hore In during final eighth. TERRY'S MAN was in trouble soon alter the break. Scratched Canned Gooda t0833.) Blade Freebey leaves four daughters: Mrs. Florence M.

Bemis-Corti, with whom she resided, Mrs. James L. Copeland, Mrs. George Francis and Miss Harriet Freebey of Washington, D.C.; three grandsons, John Copeland, Times' reporter, George Francis, District Attorney of Inyo County, and Paul R. Francis, Los Angeles engineering executive.

Mrs. Nannie Northcraft SAXTA ANITA FIRST FfFTH Royal HiTm'a 14 Ike's Glory 26 Aragawan 6 Flood Town 15 Chang's Moon 6 Yonder 3 SECOND SIXTH Capt. Terry 20 Buy and Sell 12 Strega 31 Gastaf 10 Drumbeat 5 Plover THIRD SEVENTH Peribow 14 Stitch Again 12 Proposal 8 C'nish Knight 12 Catorcena 8 Brabancon 11 FOURTH EIGHTH Lawfare 13 Guam 27 Milder 12 Patch Up 7 Tiny Boswell 12 Midnight Oil 5 Best bet GUAM CCLFSTREAM PARK FIRST FIFTH Counsellor Stapebov 15 Tira Tira 7 Master Bid 12 Trim Stepper 6 Vanslam 10 SECOND SIXTH Princess Laura 11 Wide W'ingi 33 V. P. I.

Clef 8 Reckon Coquille 5 Love Sonnet 3 THIRD SEVENTH Fonda 20 Silver Plate 17 Combat 7 ChildeViP 11 Lieut Pan 7 Green Bowler 7 FOURTH EIGHTH River Scotch 20 Hel-Plin 14 Colonial Rose 5 Special Pet 12 Sweet Taters 4 Headline Best bet WIDE WINGS FAIR GROUNDS FIRST FIFTH Caillou Rouge 25 Private Joe 17 Bronzaoa 6 Preco 1" We Hope 4 Cherry Boy 7 SECOND SIXTH Grecian Breeze 14 Chipamink IS Alcan Siddons 10 Crystal Dodger 7 Capt. Patrick 7 THIRD SEVENTH Lochlea 22 Oswego Dr. 15 Pretty I 8 Lady Sea ton 15 Olga S. 7 Nuclear 7 FOURTH EIGHTH Gloria Guerla 20 Count Chant 13 Temporary 10 Karl's Best 9 Big Dot 7 Cooling Spring 8 Best bet CAILLOU ROUGE of Beulah K. Palmer, nephew of John E.

Finnall. Services Monday at 11 a.m.. In the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. BERGMAN.

Robert L. SECOND RACE SIX Far maiden 3-year-olds. Fnrso $3600. 0858 PALMER. Marie A.

Ta winner. second. 700i third. 450: fonrth. Rosary this evening.

8 clock, at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. Mass Saturday, 10:30 a.m.. at All Saints Church. 3431 Portola Avenue. BIRCHFIELTI, Mary Jane, loving mother Recitation of the Rosary 8 o'clock tonight at Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, 720 West Washington Boulevard.

Requiem Mass 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Joseph's Church. 12th and Los Angeles. Entombment Calvary Mausoleum.

Fair Truckle Winner in Photo Finish BT PAUL LOWRY C. S. Howard's Fair Truckle, fc-orld record holder for six furlongs, and William Helis' Rippey cut it so close in the 'Publishers' Special Handicap at Santa Anita yesterday that the officials called for a photo of the finish. Fair Truckle got it by a head Tvith Rippey another half length In front of the fast-closing Galla Damion. But in another jump Rippey xiould have been the -winner ever Fair Truckle, and had the race been 20 yards longer the long-legged Galla Damion vould have collared them both.

A.P. Men Honored The Publishers was a six-furlong event run as the featured vent in recognition of the visit of the directors of the Associated Press, who have been meeting In this and prominent publishers and newspapermen. The visitors and their ladies were guests of President Leigh M. Battson of the Los Angeles Turf Club, at lunch. Carrying 120 pounds Fair Truckle, ridden by Johnny Adams, set all the pace and finished the race in 1:10 45.

He earned $6200 of the purse for Owner Howard and was crowned by Mrs. Robert McLean, wife of the president of the Associated Press who is also publish-r of the Philadelphia Bulletin. The winner paid $6 and was second choice in the betting. Half-Length Winner In an oddity of the race El Lobo and Don Cone jo, full brothers aged 7 and 4, respectively, ran next to last and last In the field of eight. In still another race named in honor of the visitors the of Stephen Charles Howard A.

and William P. Birchfleld, Elizabeth Littell, Faye B. Stewart, Pearl Ver-dick and Ruby Thayer. Services at Mahoney Mortuary, Deming. N.M.

TJtter-McKinley's View-Park in charge. Index Horse. Owner. Wt. PP.

St. 'b Str. Fin. Jockey. Odds $1 0S18 JliUkin (Mrs.

Ada L. 118 2 11 2 2 1 Arearo A Peopermtnt IA. Jtaneer) 8 3 1 1 2" 2'J Jaiperaoa XI. 95 9332 Old Beau Arms rona 118 11 SJ 7 5J 3nk Permano 8.90 OSOl rioa Siar (E. An.kr.ort 118 9 4 3' 3" 3" 4 15.20 9449 Kufly (O.

Neiatfl) 118 5. 6J 6' 5'i Westrope 9.85 fiRlK Thomas (BrolUa Farm) 118 1 7i Jaraea 74.35 0S25 Clinrher (White Star 118 4 12 ll'llfl10 7A OhojnaeH 1935 0SO9 Acendant irarr Hatrhl 113 6 7 J0 9 9 8nk Nerea 20.50 SI Iter Pa (Ellsworth Stable) 118 10 10 7 4' 4 9 Lavton 48.00 Left Start (O. Stempel) 114 3 8 4 8" 10 Nichola 101.15 9914 Flag (C. I.atlroer) 118 7 12 12 11" 11 Lindbert 133.95 Tophadion (W-l, Ranch) 118 13 1 111,13 12 Skoronakl 45.65 PETERSEN, Christy F. Funeral services for Mrs.

Nan Services Saturday. 2 p.m., at Beaver Mortuary. Inglewood. nie White Northcraft. 88.

mem PRICE. Sister Mary Angelica. ber of a pioneer Southland fam B0BGMAN, Eleanor H. Forest, Lawn Mortuary In charge. BBAUNBERGER.

James, beloved brother Solemn Requiem High Mass today, 9 a.m.. at the Immaculte Heart Convent Chapel, 5515 Franklin Avenue. Cunningham O'Connor, directors. ily, war be conducted this morning at 11 a.m. in the chapel of the Grade White Mortuary in RAD CLIFF, Eleanor.

of David Braunberger, Miss Fannie Braunberger and Mrs. Lena Wangen-heim. Services Sunday. 2 p.m.. at Malinow ft Simons.

8ia Venice Boulevard. Edwards Brothers' colonial Mortuary. RICHTF.R, Sophia. Hermosa Beach. Mrs.

Northcraft was born in American River and BREMER. William. Services 1 p.m.. Saturday, ai w. a.

Brown Son Funeral Home, 1815 Smith Flower Street. Services Saturday. 10 a.m., mt Chanel of Norauist Ar. Anderson. RIDENOUR.

F. Otto, beloved husband of Time. :22 1-5, :45 3-5. 1:12. Went tn post at 1:30.

off at Start good, from gate, won easily, others driving. Winner, ch e. 3. by Stimulus Recussion. Truined by T.

Smith. Overweight Let's Start, 1 pound. Mutuel pool, $183,182. Two-dollar mutnels paid: JIMIKIN, 2.B0, 2.70, 2.40! PEPPERMINT, 8.90. 5.60; OLD BEAU, 3.53.

JIMIKIN. slow to begin, was rushed tip on the rail In run down backstretch, took command on Inside at quarter pole when PEPPERMINT drifted wide, ouickly opened a long lead. PEPPERMINT opened a big lead early, raced wide on turn and lost command entering stretch. OLD BEAU raced wide entire distance and rallied gamely. CLUB STAR, a contender from break, failed to rally whtn asked in stretch run.

DUFLY showed an even effort. CLINCHER broke slow. ASCENDANT was In trouble during final eighth. LET'S START was blocked soon afte reaching the stretch and caused some interference. Scratched Union Flag; (0818,) First to (0818.) Gift of Peace (8537,) Gay Challenge (0809.) BBIGGS.

Fletcher, loving brother of George came to Los Angeles in 1870. She lived at 238 25th Hermosa H. Briggs and Mrs. Abbie Withey. TJtter-McKinley's Cresse Eagle Rock in charge.

Beach. She leaves five neices: Margaret A. Ridenour. father of Rolph O. Ridenour, grandfather of Jean X.

Bjornsen and Paul R. Ridenour. Services Saturday, p.m., at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. BRISENO. Edward Phillips, loving brother Mrs.

Luerezia Del Valle Grady. wife of the U.S. Ambassador to RIESENBERG, Laey E. or Albert ana Charles Briseno ana Olivia Walker of Los Angeles. Services 2 p.m.

Saturday at Pierce Brothers' Little Church Around the Corner, 3443 West Manchester India: Mrs. Rebecca Roberts of Corona Del Mar, Mrs. Marguerite f)QCC THIRD RACE STELE ANT ONE-SIXTEENTH. For 4-year-olds no. Claim-VOJJ nr- pnjae $3500.

winner. S3125I second. $70Ot third, 8450 fonrth. $225. Owner.

Wt. PP. St. 3i Str. Fin.

Jockey. Oddf $1 BRITTON, Julia. Index Horse. VITAL RECORD Cunningham Connor, directors. (0835) Squadron (0.

Burnett) 120 5 1 4, 4 3, 2 0816 Sun Ireland (L. C. 114 8 5 1 1 l'i 1 BROWN, Edna Bern Ice, beloved wife of 0838 My Belowd (Door. fi-K 12 10 1111 Gulfstream Park Entries (Clear and fast; post 10:45 a.m. P.S.T.) FIRST mm.

nil. 6 lno 54 7ruc 8 4 6 7' 3" Bardia (B'dso Wood 115 3 10 7" 7 5 8980 Blue Pennant (Mra. Ann Peppers) 114 4 7 6 6 6' (0511)Dinnr Gu-tt (W. W. Crenshaw) 115 10 12 12 12 9 OS44 romcatchm (Mra.

M.R. Paroher) 117 9 4 2 2 2 0816 Jimmy John (C. Latimer) 114 1 9 9" 10 Tica Tica 109 rm O'Sullivan. 109 6.05 2.45 3.70 11.10 22.50 19 15 9.15 B8.65 6.75 S2.85 56.25 17.50 Westrope F. Zufe.lt Jsspersoa Arcaro Kiehardsoa Balaskt Peterioa Liodbers NeTea ButHer Choinackt Biorman it ii log niina Fata Jii Great Power 114 MiRration 114 Baanell 107 Arthur 109 9'i 91 0686 Trare Heart Newell) 117 11 3 331 3 4 BfiZO Hi6h Kenty (F.

M. Ballou) 7 11 11' IIP" 7' 411 10J 5 11 114 Spnnghtllboy 114 Aethel's Ace 114 Counsellor 114 Lord Hairan 109 Trim Stepper 104 Lady Georganna 104 0837 Emergency Coat (WhireStarStb.l 113 3 2 5 51 a 12 12 12 0826 Bala Fris H.S. Swift) 114 I 81 9" Harry T. Brown, mother of Mrs. Charles O.

Hawsford and George Hays, also survived by six grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Services 10 a.m. Saturday at W. A. Brown Son Funeral Home, 1815 South Flower Street.

BE0WN, Nicholas Everett, beloved husband of Leah Morgan Brown, father of Mrs. Robert Grant Jr. of San Diego and Nicholas J. Brown, grandfather of John Lance Grant. Services Saturday.

12 noon, at Grace Chapel. Inglewood Cemetery. Armstrong Family in charge. Please omit flowers. BGCHAN, Frances Graham, beloved wife of A.

Gordon Buchan, loving mother of Shirley: sister of Mrs. W. B. Pater-son of Winnipeg. Canada, and Mrs.

E. A. Rankin of Edmonton. Canada. Services 12 noon, Saturday, at Went to post at 2.03 off at Time.

:23 1-5. :47, 1:12 4-5. 1:39 4-5. 1:46 2-3. 04.

Start gooa. from gate, won all driving. Winner, r. 9, by Blenheim II Armada Fanar Grier 107 Zanna May -ira SECOND Clmc. Attorney 114 Halcyon Cross.

104 Sin 100 David F. 109 Skipper Hay Ill Coquille 100 Ballsickle 109 Claira Dauber. 104 Services 12:30 p.m. Saturday at tne Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Forest Lawn. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, directors.

ROACH. Daisy E. Services today. 11 a.m., at Edwards Brothers" Colonial Mortuary. ROBERTSON, Frank O.

Remains flown last evening to Hannibal, for services and interment. Beaver Mortuary, Inglewood, In charge. RODGERS, Lewis M. Services 2 p.m. Saturday at Fierce Brothers' Hollywood, 5959 Santa Monica Boulevard.

ROSENBERG, Ethel. Remains forwarded to Brooklyn, N.Y., by Groman Mortuary. SALAZAAR, Enrouie. Rosary this evening. 7 o'clock, at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary.

Mass Saturday. 9 a.m., at Our Lady Queen of Angels (Plaza) Church, 100 Sunset, Boulevard. SALOMON. Anna. Strictly private services today at Groman Mortuary.

SCATTERGOOD, Edith. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. SCOTT, Grace Lee, sister of Harry W. Scott, Mabel A. Olmstead and Olive M.

Hornung. Services Saturday, p.m.. from Reed Tapley Geiger. 721 West Washington Boulevard. SCOTT, Hattie loving mother of Blen-dena S.

Watt and H. L. Scott. Services Saturday. 10:30 a.m..

at TJrter-McKinley'a Viewpark Mortuary, 3719 West Slauson Avenue. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED ABA.JIAN HENSON. A. 31. 33.

ADAMSON ADAMS. H. 52. S. 35.

ANSTEAD MUELLER. G. 56. E. 46.

AVERY WHITE. O. 26. H. 21.

BENNER WILLIAMS. M. 26. A. 21.

BLAIR WILLIAMS. J. 24. D. 18.

1 BRADFORD SMITH. J. 43. G. 41.

BROWN HEISLER. E. 30. D. 22.

BROWN THIEL. R. 23. E. 22.

CANINO FOLKERSEN. J. 35. B. 20.

CANNON BEATTY. M. Jr. 25. Y.

23. CARLSON WIEOMANN. C. 23. A.

2L, CLOUD 8PANGLER. B. 18. B. 17.

COHEN LONDON. H. 60. B. 49.

CORRALES NAVARRO. F. 31. E. 94).

CURRY SLOAT. A. 75: j. 56. DAVIS MILLER.

R. 24. E. 19. DAY TUTTLE.

G. 22. V. 19. DE BACA SEGOVIA.

P. 36. M. 30. DELAHUNT THD30DEAU.

J. 34. E. 22. DOGERO DINARDO.

J. 24. M. 18. EDWARDS MTJTNSOrt.

R. 22. L. 20. BGK AN FLOCK.

R. 30. R. 25. EVANS JOHNSON.

A. 27. J. 26. FALLSTROM HURST.

D. 31. K. 20. FOR MAN GROSS.

L. 43. E. 34. GERNANDT NOLA' 2.

A. 21. GROSZKRUGER MBRTENS. W. 24.

F. 36. HALE AND RADE. R. 25.

L. 17. Carol Be 110 Natch 109 Trained by W. Molter. Overweight Emergency Coat.

2 pounds: Bardia, Dinner Guest. My Beloved. 2. Winner entered lor $5000. My Beloved claimed by A.

J. Crevolln for $5000. Mutuel pool, Two-dollar mntoels paid: SQUADRON, 14.10, 5.00, 3.40; SUN IRELAND. 4.00, 2.80; MI BELOVED, 3.40. SQUADRON waa in band to second turn, moved up on Inside when called upon, came to outside for drive and outfinished SUN IRELAND.

Latter made pace in hand and Id on stubbornly. MY BELOVED, outrun to second turn, was taken to outside and bettered her position. BARDIA got through on the rail on second turn to clos well to stretch but hung in drive. BLUE 'ENNANT raced wide on first turn, was brought in after three-eiehths and failed to rally. DINNER GUEST lacked early speed.

ivomie no nusker im V.P.I. Clef 109 Rosepond 104 Princess Laura. 104 Gray Bleu 109 THIRD Mdn. no. I ft ml-: Alvlna Mom 113 Fonda 122 Combat 118 Fearless Ken ..118 m.I.ltiie Wnph 113 Sno Toreador.

122 Rea of Long Beacn, Airs, irene Fink of Anaheim and Mrs. Helen Lyons of Los Angeles. Mrs. Mary Miller Active until two weeks ago when she contracted pneumonia, Mrs. Mary Manning Miller, 104, died Wednesday night at her home, 661 S.

Lake Pasadena. Mrs. Miller, who never made any to-do about her age, was born in New Brunswick on Oct. 14,.1843. She had lived in PasadenS for 25 years.

Her husband, William E. Miller, died 30 years ago. She leaves two daughters. Miss Florence Miller and Mrs. Mary M.

Rosebury, and a granddaughter, Mrs. Donald G. Parker, all of Pasadena. Funeral services will be private and entombment will be at Mountain View Mausoleum, Altadena. Mrs.

Helena F. Marsden Mrs. Helena Frederica Mars-den, 74, wife of R. J. Marsden, real estate broker, of 100 S.

Vista Hancock Park, died b-Spare A ma. 108 Nothing Amiss. 118 Sweet Sweet 108 Omaha Bound. 113 a-Lieut. Dan 118 o-scotrn uoudis ug I COMCATCHME forced pace to last auarter.

TRACE HE APT showed speed first half mile. Scratched Timmy (0844,) Vain Doctor (0826,) Ney Spring (0639.) Latin Agent (0844.) Fourth Estate, a seven-furong Allowances, Furs fQCf FOURTH RACE ONE MILE. For 4-year-olds and up HALL EDWARDS. D. 20.

B. 22. vcruv H3500. Te winner. 212: seeend.

700; third, 450; fonrth. J225, MAKDiSN HILL O' Wt. PP. St. J.i i Str.

Fin. Jockey. Odds $1 Index Horse. Owner. I WEBER.

W. 39. O. 39. 4 iU CREILLY.

R. 31. M. 30. Sfc -GERVIN.

J. 42. S. 43 OERVTN HOG AN JONAS FRE3DMAN. N.

22. I. 21. allowance event F. O'Brien's Hunter's Sun was a half-length winner over Mrs.

J. P. Adams' Gold Jig. Damascus, the 7-to-5 favorite, lacked his customary closing rush and was third. Hunter's Sun was clocked in 1:24 15 and returned $9.60.

8555 Ronor (F. A. Carreaud) 117 5 0839 Blue Mill (C. H. Jones Sona) 114 10 0843 High Wind (King Ranch) 115 3 8627 Atom Buster (Mia.

Ada L. Rice) 117 12 0841 Cancan ler (Armstrong 110 8 JONES STUART. J. 65. Z.

62. KRIWANEK MILLER C. 42. 34. SEPCLVEDA, Mrs.

Anrelia January 8, 1" 3 2 4 5' 7 1J 1 5 4' 2 2 7'J 7 4'1 6 6, 3 3" 5" 1 1' 2i 2 3 3 5 4nk 4 51, 6' 6' 71 7.1 8t 8', Dunde 117 Brunch 113 a C. Leist-K. a. Marshall entry. FOCRTH flllles and mares.

1 Sissle 105 Colonial Ill Lochiel Lasa 110 Dauntless 107 Cancel Town 104 Broom Ride 108 Sweet Tatera ...101 River Scotch 108 Harem 106 Foursome 109 Sandy Pam 115 FIFTH Alwes no, 6 First Paia 103 Vanslam 118 Stacebov 105 Mon'a Boy 113 a-Fiyinc Louis. Ill Broad Gift Ill Ring Awhile HO Hia Graca 116 a -Roman Candle 109 St. Jock JIO Master Bid 113 Albulil 110 Alworth 110 Blunt Remark. 113 Cashier 103 Cold Bama 108 a J. Webber-Gardenia Stable entry.

SIXTH Alwcs. tip. lilt ml Santa Claua 113 Medalist 106 Wide Winz 118 Boy-Plin 113 2.70 4.95 4.10 11.90 3.75 10.25 91.25 44 80 83.80 54.60 33.00 18.00 Woatjoi Nirhola Euttler Arraro Permane BeLara Birhardso Adama Biermaai I.tndbere: Skoronakt W. Bailey 4 6 9 11 11 101 11 1 2 8 10 11 11 9na 0S4t Vwmnnt II (J. A.

113 0829 Middle Abbey (Mm. A. Pepper 1 114 9919 Turn Loma Oaborne) 111 0719 Tcnto (E. Anderson) 114 0S37 Ha POT Rtward (B. 120 037 Maoli t.Mr.Mra.

6. A. Sawaja) 109 8646 Rastua R. 120 of 514 East Marshall, San Gabriel, loving mother of Mrs. Elwood O.

Tal-bott of San Gabriel, Raymond Sepul-veda of Olive View and Richard Se-pulveda of San Gabriel, brother of Robert Palomares of Los Angeles and George Palomare of Oxnard. also survived bv 5 grandchildren. Recitation of the Rosary 8 P.m., Friday, at the DuBois Funeral Home. 116 North San Gabriel Boulevard. San Gabriel.

Reauiem Mass 10 a.m.. 2 7 ina 91 9 10 10, 7 10 9 8 8a 11 rilt at ti art Went to post at off at Start Time. :22 4-5. :47. 1:12 2-5.

1:39. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, 720 West Washington Boulevard. CATJSTIN. Margaret. Services Saturday, 3 P.m., at Snyder's Southwest Mortuary.

CORDIER, George Henry, loving husband of Mary E. Cordier, lather of Henry L. Cordier. Recitation of Rosary tonight. 7 at.

Utter-McKlnley's Broadway. 4254 South Broadway. Requiem Mass Saturday, 10 a.m., at St. Raphael's Church. CRAIG.

Gavin W. Services today, 1 p.m.. at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. CCBHY, Evanreline. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary.

CtJTTS, Mrs. Louise December 26, in Honolulu, of 534 South Sunset, Temple City. Service 10 a.m.. Saturday, at the ehapel of Lee R. Hill Mortuary, 144 South Sunset Boulevard, Temple City.

DALE, Eva Mary, beloved mother of Jane Dale Sneve, Mary. Edward, Wade H. and Joseph H. Dale. Services 2 p.m..

Saturday, at Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hills, 417 North Maple Drive. DE MOULIN, Ida. Recitation of the Rosary 8 p.m., tonight, at Pierce Brothers Los An- feles. 720 West Washington Boulevard, ntermer.t 10 a.m., Saturday, at Holy Cross Cemetery. DIETRICH, Albert, of 501 South Bixel.

Remains at the Wallace E. White Howard J. C3llanan Mortuary. DOFFERT, Beniamin Edward. Services Monday.

1 p.m., at Bresee Brothers Gillette Chapel. DOWNEY. Ames W. Requiem Mass today, 10 a.m.. at Immaculate Conception Church.

Cunningham O'Connor, directors. EADE, Florence beloved wife of George good, from gate, for all but Rastus, won handily, others drr- ing. Winner, g. 4. by lAlibhai Arline.

Trained by P. L. Lycan. Overweight Vermont 3 pounds. Mu Reckon 113 Love Sonnet 116 last night at her home after six months illness.

Besides her husband, she leaves a brother, Carlos F. Gosch, of Chihuahua, Troy Frosh Five Scores 51-33 Win S.C's frosh basketeer3 continued their winning ways on the Trojan court yesterday, trimming the visiting Pepperdine freshmen by a 51 to 33 count. Diderod J.08 tuel pool, 214.113. Two-dollar mntaeN paid: HONOR SYSTEM, 7.10, 4.99, 3.60: BLUE MILL. 6.30, 3.90; HIGH WIND, 3.T0.

HONOR SYSTEM opened long lead early, waa restrained to the stretch, waa shaken up and held his advantage. BLUE MILL was never far back, came wide into the stretch but couldn't get to the winner. HIGH WIND unseated his rider in the parade to the post, galloped off a quarter mile, broke fast, followed the pace in hand and held on fairly well. ATOM BUSTER bore out and raced evenly. CAN-CAND2R saved ground to the backstretch.

VERMONT II was In close quarters going to first turn, weakened after three-quarters. MAOLI was through after a half mile. RASTU3 dwelt badly at start. Scratched Quicklime (9486.) Kal Kal (0309.) and three sisters, Mrs. Maria Kelly of 11773 Montana SEVENTH tin.

1,. ml Green Bowler 117 Penny Reaard. 105 Mason Dixon 115 Khabula 110 Bowery Hall ..114 Childerie 114 Aralak 115 Mr. Pleat 111 Burnuur Twit: 110 a-Rustle Broom 106 Indian Ruler 118 Kart Love 101 Royal Stew 113 Silver Plat 110 a-JoUy 8oul 115 SvengaU 112 a Mrs. T.

A. B. Christopher entry. EIGHTH up. 1A Barlea 115 Ootem 118 Brentwood; Mrs.

Henrietta Gosch Pepperdine fresh (S fl.C. Froth (51) Saturday, at St. Anthony's Catholic Church. San Gabriel. SERGO.

Frank. Rosary tonight. 8 p.m.. at Gutierres Weber Mortuary. Mass Saturday.

9:30 a.m.. at St. Anthony's (Croatian) Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. SHARP.

Harry M. Services today, 1 p.m., at ehapel of Hammond, Mispagel ft Ruppe. SHEEHAN, Mary Ames, of Hermosa Beach, aged 62 years, beloved wife of Thomas mother of Thomas Jr. and Helen Sheehan. Rosary 8 p.m..

Sunday, at the Church of American Martyrs, followed by Mass Monday, 10 a.m., at the Church of American Martyrs, Manhattan Beach. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. White Day, directors. SICHER, Joseph. Services today.

3 p.m.. at Groman Mortuary. Interment Hillside Memorial Walter f3 Linnick (13 Biach 3) Dahma (6) not f7i FIFTH RACE SIX FURLONGS. For 4-year-eIda and pp. Claiming.

Furs r. T. c. i. Q.

0861 urosvenor Purlotur (9 Xfontromerr fl Leppard 13) S350O. Te winner. second. t700; third. S450; fonrth.

ti25. Aildepends 103 Marine Victory. 112 I.i!ar. 1C4 Flowina Oil 101 Koif (13) Jockey. Odd? $1 li Str.

Fin. Wt. PP. St. Owner.

Index Horse. Ralf-tlma aeawaiT SO. Vrnaft. 35: Peonar. Buttfrr 0820 Peace Bart (Rldgewood 10 7 4 4' A- 0803 Darby TvDay (H.

Jamei) 114 7 3 3i 2'J 1" De Blanco of San Diego, and Mrs. Adela Collins of London, Eng. Funeral services are being arranged with the White Callanan Mortuary. Robert L. Bergman Rosary for Robert L.

Bergman, 53, retired policeman, will be recited at 8 p.m. today in th Limehouse 108 Abreco 113 Fort 109 Special Pet 107 Decoupasa 104 Hel-Plin 119 Zestful 109 El Oro 105 That's Him 110 Headline 117 iue. 22. Seorinc substitute: Pepperdine) Terrell. Boyd.

Maronl. 3. B.C. Simmons, 7: McKay. 3.

0S03 Grand La Grand (A. J. Crwolln) 117 3 4 J'i J) 120 11 1 8' 51 6 3' 41 5' 6--, 11 5 4' 2.10 14.40 31. 80 9.30 19 40 21.60 9.75 11 90 55.45 54.30 4.35 6.00 1" SfUTlOCk Balaki Permane Blenran Skoronskt Jump Westrope White rhojnarW N.im Arnaro 9 1J 5h 6 8 SJ 0803 Pari Brazn (U. J.

Montgomery) 114 12 11 (IR03 Pater (Mrs. Harrv 111 10 028 Tapa Buster (Rolling Hllla 112 5 2 0613 Home Fiizht (La Favorita Fai-m) 117 4 6 OS03 Bindlestitf (Mra. J. 117 1 8 S774 First Pebbla Thorson) 113 9 9 0325 Noble King (Braomar 117 6 12 0S03 Bey El Cone.o iW, W. Crenshaw) 115 2 5 Fair Grounds Results (Weather clear, track fast) FIRST Clmg 6 My Julie.

105. Porch 21.00 6.20 4.60 Witercolor. 115. Keiper 3.80 3 00 Oda Pair, 118. Grubb 4.00 10 10, 10 10' Park.

SKINNER, Fannie May, mother of Gertrude Beckham, Orrin B. and Frank-lyn E. Skinner. Services Saturday. 1J noon, at TJtter-McKinley's Viewpark, 3719 West Slauson Avenue.

11 i 31 114 7" 11 13 12 STADON, John beloved husband of chapel of Edwards Bros. Colonial Mortuary. Requiem Mass will be celebrated in All Saints Church tomorrow at 10:30 a.m, with interment in Calvary E. Eade. mother of Mrs.

Lucue Eade Jefferson, grandmother of Jameg H'. Jr and Kenneth Eade Jefferson. Services at the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Forest Lawn, Monday. 12:30 cm.

Bresee Brothers tz Gillette, directors. ERICKSON, Eleanor. Bresee Brothers Gillette, directors. FISHER. Stanhope January 6, husband of Mrs.

Mae Fisher, brother of Ralph J. Burns, member of Local Union No. 250. Service at Mottell's Mortuarv, Third and Alamitos, Long Beach, Saturday. 2 p.m.

FORBES. Samuel Adam. Graveside services 1 P.m., Saturday, at Mountain View Cemetery. Pierce Brothers' Lincoln Heights, directors. FOSTER.

Thomas W. Remains forwarded by Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary to Trini Faye L. Stadon, brother or Mrs. C. W.

Getty and Mrs. A. W. Gaumer. Services Saturday at 12 noon in the Little Church of the Flowers.

Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. Time. :22 3-5, :46, 1:11 1-5. Went to port at 3:13. off at V13'i.

Start good, from gate, won all driving. Winner, br.c. 4. by Easton Alexandria. Trained by C.

Feltner. Overweight Tape Buster, 3 pounds; First Pebble, Peace Harbor, 2. Winner entered for 612,500. Mutuel pool. 6227,381.

Two-dollar mutnels paid: PEACE HARBOR. 6J0, 4.20, 1.30; DARBY D-DAY, 14.10, 9.20; GRAND LA GRAND, 11.10. PEACE HARBOR, under restraint first half mile, came out for drive to close resolutely, was drawing clear at wire. DARBY D-DAY foliowod close on pace to turn, where he took command but weakened in drive. GRAND LA GRAND dropped back after going a quarter, rallied entering stretch but huag in final sixteenth STTMSUN.

racing on outside, was far back in early stages, was brought out for drive to close stoutly. PARI BRAZEN, outrun for first half mile, raced wide, showed speed in final auarter. RF.Y EL CON JO. blocked leaving backstretch. was never threat, thereafter.

STEAD. Edwin Oscar. Services today, I p.m., at Eagle Rock Lutheran Church. tltter-Mc-Kinley's Cresse Eagle Rock In charee. Best Workouts at Santa Anita THREE FURLONGS tirr Sahib aby Shower Faucon Ike Glory Jegrog Kentyside Lord Champion Mr.

Ace Patch Tjp Era Night Voltaire WhatacaBum Yonder FOUR FURLONGS ready Battant Brave Reward Burning Ginger Buy and Sell Fast and Fair Fenellett Nasu Petite Star SULLIVAN. Daniel J. :35 3 5 Requiem Mass today. 9 a.m.. et St.

Paul's Church. Cunningham A O'Connor, directors. JOBLE KINO could not keep up. Scratched Iweista (08J8,) Jean Miracle (0828.) General 0'J14.) TULLE R. Nathaniel.

1:13 i- Bweet roes, cany ruddle. d-Marty's Choice. Paprika. Touch of Time. Sarabuck.

Leo's Brandy also ran. Finished third, but was disqualified. SECOND Oris. 4-yr -olds up. 6 Hoodoo Lady, 103, Lamb I6.8O 7.40 5.60 Nimble Foot, 112.

13.00 8.60 Grsfairchan. 118, Sconza 6.00 Time. 1:13 2-5. Rossie Damsel. d-Panco.

Pari Joe. Try Flight. Artillery Bob, Auditor also ran. Finished first: disqualified. Daily doable paid (136 THIRD 6 Windswept.

114. 5.40 3.60 3.00 Mr. Happy. 113. Bflird 4.40 3.40 Bold Harry.

113. McKlemurry 8.00 Time. 1:12 4-5. a-Willow Twig, a-Mary's Bst. Beau Kiss.

Alice Simms. Burdite, Brushy. Run Sally. Miss Tigress also ran. a Mrs.

J. R. Palmisano and R. Palmi-sano entry. FOURTH Mdn.

3 Penny Maker. 116. Duhon 3.00 2.60 2.40 Lady Comic. 116. Spencer 4.80 3.40 Warsick.

116. Martin 4.00 Time. :22 2-5. Barker's Pride. Watchful Eye.

Pearl D. Linden Belle, Christmas Date. Miboy's Sugar. Flo Lassie also ran. FIFTH up, 6 Junior Wolf, 111.

6.60 3.00 2.60 Renand. 110. Saunders 3.20 2.60 Services 2 p.m.. today, at Glasband SIXTH RACE SEVEN FURLONGS. The Fonrth Estate $800; third, $500; For 3-year-olds.

$2450; second. Sun, Moon and Tide By U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey wr juu vs Aroo VIMS. o5 9uSat Jan. 11 Jan.

19 Jan. 2S Feb. 1 FRIDAY, JAN. Sun rises 6:59 a.m.. sets 5:01 p.m.

Moon rises 5:56 a.m., sets 3:37 o.rru i TIDES, LOS ANGELES HARBOR Allowances. Forte S4000. To winner! fonrth. S250. Wt.

PP. Sft A a Str. Fin. Jockey. Odds 1 Owner.

Index Horse. FIVE FURLONGS Jan, Low High 9 1:13 2.5 7:22 5.9 Cesna Windflelda 1:50 2.4 7:57 6.0 Low High :30 3.4 10:00 3 5 10:30 3 5 11:00 5.5 i ii. aa 3 SIX FURLONGS 8:31 59 9:05 5.B Mortuary. 901 West Washington. WANCZUK.

Elizabeth Christine, wife of Anzgard Wanczuk, mother of Edgar A. Wanczuk. Services 4 p.m., Saturday, at Pierce Brothers' Little Church Around the Corner, 3443 West Manchester Boulevard. WILLIAMS. Ediar Phillips, beloved hire-band of Jessie Williams, father of Rhoda Elaine Williams.

Services Saturday, at 12 noon, In the Church of the Recessional. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. WOLFF, Berthold. of Downey. beloved husband of Anna Harmon Wolff.

Services Saturday. January 10. at 3 p.m., at the chapel of Thomas L. Miller Downey. Interment Rose Hills Memorial Park.

WOOD, Emma Lois, retired schoolteacher of Los Angeles City Schools. Funeral services at Laguna Beach Home. 11 a.m., Saturday. Interment Forest Lawn. WRIGHT, Miss Mattle of Los Angeles, sister of Mrs.

J. G. Morrow. Graveside services were conducted Thursday, at 2 p.m., in Pomona 13 Dranik. 116.

Keiper 3.40 8:37 5.5 2:26 2.4 3:00 2.4 3:35 2.4 0:09 3.6 High 0.09 3.8 14 5:00 2.5 10:43 4.8 6:07 0.3 Low High Low 8:00 2.5 10:43 4.8 :07 0.9 0S22 Humer'a 8un (F. Ill 8 1 3 3' 2 i 1J 3.80 0150 Gold Jig (Mra. J. P. 114 3 6 2 21 1 2 Jame.

7.10 0S22 Damaarua (Mra. R. T. 114 7 4 5 4 3 3 3 F. 7-ufelt 1.45 0823 Sassanid (Armstrong Ill 5 2 4 6 5 4, 4'J rrman 6.90 Jacooet (B.

P. Taylor) 117 4 7 611 .1" 4' 5' 5'i Arraro 5.15 0691 No Apology Dolan-CunninEham)l10 9 3 8 8 7 6a 6' Buttler 49 20 0S12 Can Man H. James) 113 2 9 9 9 7 71 Wealrer 6.40 0S22 Fantom Ven'ure (A. L. Gardner) 114 6 8 7 7 8 8'J 8'i Bierman 20.55 8470 Wedding Plana (W-L 106 1 1 1" 6" 9 9 Skwomkl 19.40 Time.

:22 3-5, :45 4-5. 1:11 1-5. 1'24 1-5. Went to at off at Start good, from gate, won all driving. Winner, b.c.

3, by Hunter's Moon IV Sun-bonnet Sue. Trained by G. W. Glick. Overweight Call Man, 2 pounds.

Mutuel pool. $248,242. Two-dollar mutnels paldt HUNTER'S SDN. .60. 4.30.

2.70; GOLD JIG, 1.10, 3.40) DAMASCUS. 3.60. HUNTER'S SUN came to mside soon after start, was steadied to far turn, where he moved up boldly inside of GOLD JIG and wore him down in drive. GOLD JIG, on outside, raced WEDDING PLANS into defeat in first half mile, took command, drifted out entering stretch but held on gamely. DAMASCUS raced wide much of way and while put to strong urging in final quarter was unable to Improve position on winner, although much best of remainder.

SASSANID showed an even effort. JACOPET saved ground but failed to rally. NO APOLOGY showed nothing. WEDDING PLANS had speed, saved ground, but quit after going half mile. Scratched Big Poise (0812- Barbazure (0812.) Jan 15 1:00, 1.01b.

:23.h :23, Tides are given in order of occurrence, first column denoting time and second column height in feet above or below mean lower low water. Light face type denote-, a.m., black face p.m. Times listed are Pacific Standard Time. Pelure Pennon SEVEN FURLONGS Biding Tim ONB MILS Grand Isle Valdina And.re 2-YEAR-OLDS Annies Choice Chrm Boy Idle Hour Smart Count So They 8ay Handily: From gate. dad, for services and interment.

FRAWLEY. John J. Cunningham A O'Connor, directors. FREEGAKD, Inei. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary.

GARSON, Larry, beloved husband of Rose Garson. Services II noon today at Pierre Brothers' Los Angeles, 720 West Washington Boulevard. GOREIJCK. Sylvia. Services 2 p.m..

Sunday, at Olas-hand Mortuary, 901 West Washington. GBASSL, Joseph. Cunningham O'Connor, directors. HASSEL. Nels.

Services Saturday. 2 p.m., at Chapel of Norquist Anderson. HENDERSON. Francis lata of 11800 Rialto Street, Roscoe. Services today.

10:30 a.m., at the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Fillbach Funeral Home in charge. HENRY, Sara widow of the late George W. Henry, beloved sister of Jennie A. Adler.

aunt of Gizella A. Jackson. Private services were held Wednesday. Interment Forest Lawn Memorial-Park. Bramble Funeral Home, directors.

HILL, Margaret M. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. HORWITZ, Louis. Services today. 3 p.m..

at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. INGHAM. Albert E. Friends may call -tween Friday, noon, and Saturday noon, at Utter-McKinley's Cresse Eagle Rock Mortuary.

JACKSON, larrv Hnrh. lovin son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jackson, brother of Linda Kay Jackson. Services Saturday.

1:30 at TJtter-McKinley's Viewpark Mortuary, 3719 West Slauson Avenue. LA ROSS REVELS. T. 21. J.

19. LAYSON PARSON. M. 31. F.

29. LOMBARDO PERALTA. S. 28. J.

S4. MAIN EMMONS. R. 62, I. 58.

McNAY SMITH. R. 30, R. 32. McSHERRY SCHMIDT.

C. 27. C. 19. MOON PETROLE.

H. Jr. 31. J. 22.

MORGAN ROTH. E. 64. D. 70.

MUELLER LA NEY. J. 24. B. 19.

MURNEY MANGANARO. C. 45. M. 41.

MTTSSER WELCH. F. 35. M. 27.

NESS RICHARDSON. E. 38. C. 47.

NEWCOMER WILLSON. J. 71. 48. NOVAK HENDERSON.

A. 40. H. 42. OGLESBY BRIGHT.

J. 69. A. 46. O'SHEA JANSSEN.

J. 20. L. 19. PARHAM YELTON.

O. 30. V. 32. PARKER DAYMON.

M. 24, P. 18. PARKER MAIN. W.

23. M. 20. PEARLSTEIN GRAUB ART. A.

2. L. 24. PEARSON PETTIT. G.

30. A. 30. PEPPER REAMS. C.

19. V. 16. PEREZ LOZANO. A.

27, P. 40. POLLOCK MCDONALD. R. 52.

V. 44. CHASTINE. A. 20.

P. 17. PRfJVENZANO CIANCI. M. 24.

A. 20. ROBERTS PEPPER. C. 58.

G. 40. RODELO URIAS. H. 23, R.

21. RUTH GALBRATTH. C. Jr. 21.

C. 20. SAMUELS CREWSON. D. 20.

J. 17. SMITH BROWN. G. 33.

V. 33. SMITH GARDNER. T. 24.

C. 20. SMITH WADE. R. 20.

O. 20 SOLOMON STEINBERG A. 30. B. 31.

STEELY STUMPF. 34. M. 27. STEEN CHANDLER.

Jr. 23. R. 22. SWA3TZ WEISS.

E. 22. L. 20 TATTOS METROPOULOS. P.

37. C. 29. TUBER ROSENTHAL. A.

19. P. 18 WARMINGTON BOVAN. J. 43.

E. 50. WHLIAMS PIFER. J. 52.

L. 42. WISDOM MORRISSEY. W. 25.

V. 24-WOOD MAZUR. J. 23. M.

22. ZANTEN HOERTH. R. 23. P.

20. ZUROFF SKURNICK. C. 57. G.

54. DIVORCE SUITS FIT.ET AHRENDS. Marjorie E. against Orville F. ALVAREZ.

Victor acainst Carmen. AYRES. Belva J. against Robert. C.

BANKS. Savannah acainst John H. BAY. Violet M. against Lee C.

BERNSTEIN. Lily aeainst Murrsy. BLEUEL. Fred Jr. against Adeline M.

BOND. Alice M. asainst Charles BURGESS. Mariorie L. aaainst Thomas Jr.

BURNS. William J. adalnJt Marion G. BURTON. Geome A.

against Oueen H. CALISHER. Emily against Julius V. CARON. Arlene P.

against Edward R. DUNSTON. Flora M. against Rosroe. DWIGGINS.

Mirifm G. against, Donald. EDWARDS. Mary A. against Manaella.

ELKIN3. Thelma I. against Andrew J. ESCOBAR Rufina aeainst Baltasar. FERGUSON.

Mary S. asainst McKinley. FLOYD. Oliver against Katherine. FREELAND.

Roberta J. against Leon C. GILBERT. Isabel against John. GLOGOWSKI.

Alma C. against Peter E. GRABBER. Esther R. against Ray B.

GRAY. Genevieve P. aeainst John E. GRIEVES. William A.

against Gwendolyn. GROSS. Irving asainst Ruby J. HARLIN. Ruby against John.

HAUGHT. Dorothy against Albert C. HELM. Mary E. against Benjamin A.

HELMS. Ann M. against Coral F. HENDRICKS. Bessie aeainst Robert H.

HIBDON. Jessie O. against Marcus C. HOLT. Emmett J.

against Phyllis S. HOPPER. Alice M. against Walter M. HOWELL.

George A. against Dorothy M. HUDDLESTON. Myrtle against Bradford S. ISRAEL.

Nathan against Esther. JONE3Edith E. against Thomas W. JORDAN. Lena against Willie.

JORGENSEN. Nora M. against Jorgen. KERSTEN. Comford D.

against Robert H. KOCH. Delores E. against Hubert E. LEBER.

Florence M. against Georse P. LISCOM. Lucille J. against James R.

LUCK. Almena against Morry W. MARUTANI. Ruth K. against Harry T.

McCURDY. Harriett against Carlton W. MORAN. Homer against Clotelle Y. ROURKE.

Bessie against William. ORFIELD. Reva R. against Floyd F. PEKICH.

Victor against Claire. PEREZ. Angelo against Maria V. ROBINSON. Ozell against Clarence.

PRICE. George W. against Cordia. ROBINSON. Lorame against RicharrJ J.

ROCKETT. Elizabeth H. against John F. ROSS. Florence against David.

RTJPP. Mary L. against Dixon H. SALAS. Sarah against Daniel.

SCOTT. Annie W. against Raymond. SEAMANDS. Russell B.

against Lula T. SNOOK. Alma C. against Frank F. STANFORD.

Susie M. against Derwood C. STOKER. Betty B. against Charles F.O SWANEY.

Kathleen against Sydney. SWINNEY. Vannie A. against Leonard S. TATJBER.

George C. against Sophie. TERPSTRA. Forrestina against Johr J. TUMBARELLO.

Vincenza against Giarmo. Jean C. against. Gordon N. WIKTORCZYK.

Betty J. against Walter. WILLIAMS. Lillian L. against Harold N.

WILLIAMS. Modell aeainst Lamar. WILSON. Leonard S. aaainst Albene.

WUNSCH. Veronica M. against Robert T. YANEY. La Verne against David G.

DIVORCES GRANTED ASELIN. Evelyn from Llovd E. BERKLEY. Venice K. from Russell 5SNFOEY.

A. L. from Effie. BRUTON. Dorothy N.

from Robert L. BUNpY. Rooerta C. from Robert E. CARLSON.

Vander G. from Kathryn fl. CAVE. Franklin from Irene H. CELIA.

Jimines from Ernest T. CLOSE. Gladys H. from Harry O. COHEN.

Bertha from Morris. DA1LEY. Marjorie B. from Charles L. DANIELS.

Elizabeth I. from William W. DAVIS. Lois H. from Lynn.

DAVIS. Ruby A. from John W. DODD. Florinda from Joseph R.

DONIE. Velma from Arthur. ERPELpiNG. Vivienne R. from Frank H.

FINKELSTEIN. Sarah G. from Harry. GEORGE. Maxlne E.

from Gordon C. GILLESPIE. Dorothy B. from Edward B. GREEN.

Viona from Wayne A. HAGMAN. Jeanne S. from Leif W. HARRIS.

Margaret from William. HESTER. Zona B. from Raymond K. HOTCHKISS.

Margaret S. from Roland F. HOWELL. Thelma M. from Charles L.

JAMES. Ena E. from Jimmy. JOHNSON. Jessie C.

from Edward W. LANTZ. James G. from Vera M. LEONE.

Eiizabjth L. from Anthony. LITTLE. Mary E. from John H.

LUKE- John M. from Sarah L. MILLER. Elsie A. from Terrance B.

MOSBY. Lucy A. from George T. O'KEEFE. Thelma J.

from John J. PLATT. Katherine from. Thomas. RAKSIN.

Joyce P. from David. RIGONAN. Irene L. from Pio C.

RUSSO. Melchiore from Mary E. SIDES. Ouida from Wallace. SLIGHT.

Frank M. from Shirley. SPRAGGINS. Ruby L. from Jam A.

STELPFLUG. Dorothy M. from Walter S. SWAIN. John R.

from Willie Z. TABOR. Jimmie F. from Foye V. TOLM1E.

William J. from Anna R. Time. 1:11 4-o. nun wagon, uuae Bold Dandy.

Whitchtack. Corina Lark also ran. SIXTH up, 8 Jack L. 110. Baird 4.60 2.80 out May Fly.

110, Porch 2.80 out Jobstown. 114. O'Brien 1 out Time. 1:10 4-5. Silver's Pride.

Islam Prince also ran. SEVENTH 4-yr up. IA Paddygoeasy. 107. Sch'lts 37.00 14.80 12.00 f-Grand Fellow.

106. 6.80 10.20 f-Suede, 115. Bash am 10.20 Time, 1:47 2-5. Dover Road. Miss Bobby 801.

Bob's Dream. Queen Kizzie, Court Flash, f-Smart Fox, Wee, Wee Marie. Talasea. Up Front also ran. (f Field.) EIGHTH 4-yr up.

Hi Busy Count, 110. Cavens 18.60 9 80 10.40 Sunny'e Honey, 105. 13.60 6.80 I-Willie 112. Strange 740 Time. 1:55 2-5.

f-Singer Hill, Fighting Mac. War Train, Cossack Boy. On the Double, Beauzar. Random Breeze, I-Amer-tcan Byrd. Lady Duane also ran.

Field. -FUNERAL DIRECTORS- RUPPE MORTUARY 1001 WEST WASHINGTON BLVD. PRospect 0115 Publishers' no CI SEVENTH RACE SIX FURLONGS. For 4-year-olds and dp. $2000; third.

'd Fair Grounds Entries UOUaJ Special Handicap. Purs $10,000. winner, $6200; second $1200; fourth- $600. GROMAN MORTUARX Jewish Faneral Directors 8S0 W. WASHINGTON BLVD.

RI-I201 hi Str. Fin. Jockey. Odds 61 Owner. Wt.

PP. St. Index Horse. (Clear, fast: post 11:43 a.m.. P.S.T.) IN MEMORIAM In memory of Lillian Raifman, unveiling of tombstone at Hollywood Cemetery, Santa Monica Boulevard and Gower.

Sunday morning, 11 o'clock. Rabbi Dolgtn, officiating. l'i 11 l'i 1" FIRST Clmc mdn. 6 fur 112 3 2" 2'i 21 4" 3' MALINOW SIMONS JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS BRAMBLE FUNERAL HOME Reverent Christian service. Moderate price 1816 TOBERMAN STREET.

PR-2256 2.00 1.85 15.65 9.40 23.10 9.45 10.80 9.75 7'1 7 6" 6 4 3i 2 4 Adams Prurlock Kevea Bierman West rope Aicaro W. Bailer Lit zn berg 0S31 Fair Truckle (C. P. 120 0831 Rippey (W. Hells) 122 0831 GaUa Damion (c.

J. Sebastian) 114 (0615)War Allies (L. J. Monteonserj) 11 0679 Bymeaoond U. K.

HouaieU) 113 0087 Owner'a Choir (Mrs.J. D. Berts) 115 9558 El Lobo (S. Hamblen) 116 (OS14)Don Conejo (Conejo Ill y.ahin 119 We Hope Oyster Loaf 107 Chilla Boy First Robin 112 Edmo's Carer. Zevie 11 Polly Bronzaca Ill Star Dandy Fast Slav 116 Silver Sis Wampum 114 Carpaca Caillou Rouge 119 Light Flight 119 109 114 III 119 119 6' 4 3'1 5' 51 fii 7 7' 8 8 LODGE NOTICE SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL 929 South Hone Street 27th degree conferred In full form at 7:30.

Dinner 5:30 Friday, Jan. 9th. 8 5" 8 5 Start Went to post at 4:15. off at Time. :22 1-5, :45 1-5.

1:10 4-5. SECOND Chrc. 6 fur ARMSTRONG FAMILY 1201 SOUTH HOPE STREET. RJ-6S48. 104 Grecian Breeze.

JOHNSON. Albert Mussey. 108 104 108 108 113 108 104 Kayerich 108 Miss Elite 103 Calladlco Ill Seconomy 103 Aican UTTER-McKINLEX Twelve Convenient Mortuaries. AD-1-93I8. HOUSE OF HALL 1607 SOUTH FLOWER STREET.

PR-2S12. 109 113 good, from gate, won all driving. Winner, br.h. 5, by Fair Trial Truckle. Trained by H.

Philpot. Overweight Bymeabond. 2 pounds. Mutuel pool. $250,794.

Two-dollar motnels paid: FAIR TRUCKLE, 6.00, S.40. 8.IO1 RIPPEY, $.00, J.701 GALLA DAMION, 5.60. FAIR TRUCKLE, quick to settle in stride, opened short lead soon after break, went to inside and was in hand to final eighth, where he was roused snd weakened while under increased pressure. RIPPEY. in hand to stretch, closed resolutely and m'ght have gotten up in another stride.

GALLA DAMION, away slowly, came strongly through Last three-sixteenths and was getting to leaders. WAR ALLIES rallied after straightening up stretch and was racing strongly at end. BYMEABOND raced wide while showing early speed and began to weaken tefore reaching last eighth. OWNER'S CHOICE began well, gave way on stretch turn and was not a serious factor. EL LOBO lacked speed.

DON CONEJO. taken back when racing on inside when leaving backstretch. was eased in late stages. No scratches. fur Merry Stage Crystal Benral Baby Emphasis Laroe Easter Judy Cava THIRD Clmg.

TMtch Party Fuper Marines. Sweet Comet tabeff orate oils High Tony G. REED TAPLEY GEIGER. 721 WEST WASHINGTON BLVD. PR-51H1 FUNERAL DIRECTORS DIGNITY Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary is Justly famous as Los Angeles' finest A setting of grace and dignity for a beautiful final tribute.

Full facilities are available on even the most modest financial arrangements. EDWARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MORTUARY 1000 Venice Blvd. PRoapeet 8zl 115 los The Squire up. 6 115 Pretty Is 113 Olga 118 HI Henry 110 Valdina Date 107 Gay AUset 107 Genie's Mat ii Joe 108 112 112 ln7 112 112 108 100 115 Real Sweet Lochlea HAMMOND, MISPAGEL RUPPE 5517. Hyde Park Blvd.

nru.TH:llt WALLACE E. HOWARD J. CALLANAN FB-324S CEMETERIES ROSE HILLS MEMORIAL PARK CEMETERY-MAUSOLEUM-CREMATORT 8 miles east of Lea Anreles an Claim- ftQCl EIGHTH RACE MILE AND ONE-EIGHTH. Tor ana up fnvermarli' Girl. 110 Black Fantasy.

tog. Parse $4500. To winner. $2775; second, $900; third. $550; fonrth.

$375. FOl'RTH Mdn. op. 6 lis Miss Miami rtianrv Lad Wt. PP.

St. Str. Fin. Jockey. Odds $1 Owner.

Index Horse. ESTABLISHED 1MS NOWHERE CAN YOO OBTAIN THE SUPERB FACILITIES AND SERVICE THAT ARE OFFERED BY CUNNINGHAM O'CONNOR 850 WEST WASHINGTON. PR-tW7. Doe MiUer b-Glant C. -Follow Me Poliy Per Big Dot 2 3 114 109 Werkman Mill Read near Whittier Blvd.

tone: nntiuer zu-a7 3.40 2.15 6.15 7.60 4.70 15.30 7.55 2" 1" 3" 4" 6 1 II 2'i 3 41 5rUt 6 7 Litzenberg Skoronskl Arcaro Jaspersoa Netes Weal rone Balaski 4 2 1 3' 5 6 7 3 2' 1 4 5 7 Good 114 C'overland Sob. 109 Gloria's 119 Fioekett Mas Faxy Waya Olorl Gueria (0813)Blue Tiger (C. i. 122 1 024 Top Lieutenant (A. A.

Barnni) 116 2 (0824)Obaener (Golden Gate 119 7 Bam (Mill Rirer Stable) lit 4 Bis Dal (J. N. Crofton) 119 6 0824 Minstrel Boy (A. Rirachberg) 113 3 0S21 Nanby Pass (U E. 119 5 Tine, -oi -At 5.5.

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Flower St. PR-J011. Services Saturday. 1 p.m., in the Church of the Recessional. Interment later In Oberlin, O.

Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. JOHNSON. Henning. Services 11 a.m.. Saturday, at Pierce Brothers' Little Church Around the Corner.

3443 West Manchester Boulevard. Inglewood. JONES. Edward N. Beaver Mortuary, Inglewood.

in' charge. KITSON. Walter. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. KLEIN.

David. Services 3 p.m.. Sunday, at Glas-band Mortuary, 901 West Washington. KREBS. Louise.

Services 1 p.m. Saturday at W. A. Brown fe Son Funeral Home. 1815 South Flower Street.

LEVINE, Benjamin. Remains forwarded to Ashtabula, by Glasband Mortuary. LINCOLN, Miss Harriet Elizabeth (Bessie,) aged 95 years, of 1546 Locust Avenue. Long Beach, survived by cousins. Mrs.

Susan Dreher and Mrs. Rachel Rose, of 1427 South Mansfield, Los Angeles. Services Saturday, 11 a.m., at Patterson Snively Chapel. 555 Locust Avenue. Long Beach.

LINN. Margaret beloved wife of Scott T. Linn, mother of Scott B. Linn and Mrs. Mills S.

Hodge, grandmother of Ann Linton and William S. Hodst. Services Saturday, at 3 p.m.. In the Church of the RecessionaL Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. LOWENSTEIN, Joseph beloved husband of Agnes Lowensteln, father of Bernard Lawson and Millard Lowensteln.

Services Sunday, 1 P.m., at the Home of Peace Mausoleum Chapel. Malinow Simons, directors. LYONS. Mrs. Isabella K.

Requiem Mas Saturday, 9 a.m.. at Precious Blood Church. Cunningham O'Connor, directors. I bam jsrocav-aars. axwa tum.

LARGEST IN CALIFORNIA Teleohnne OReron 81251 off at Went to post at 4:47. Gulfstream Park Results (Weather clear, track fast) FIRST Clmg up. 6 Hard Facts. 115, Turner 14.00 7.30 4.60 War Wise. 109.

Peabody 11.30 6.50 El Osuna, 113, Stout 5.80 Time. 1:13. Riel Time. Sue's Special. Red Mars.

Prancne Ted. Sea Bees. Court Case. Color set. Belle Cole, Chally's Bid also ran.

SECOND up. Hearth Mouse. 119, Watson 11.30 5.30 3 30 Plaidloch. 109. Peabody 5.50 3.20 Tedious Miss.

112, Featherston 2 80 Time. 1:13. Grian. Sweepgold. Fairan-fit.

Shockoe. JudKe Davey also ran. Daily doable paid S91. SO THIRD up, 8 Pnneess Eire, 110. 9.10 4.50 3.00 Vittore.

109. Gilford S.60 3.40 Sir Spic, 114. Basil 3 70 Time. 1:13 1-5. Equate.

Second Try, Cleverette, TasajUla, Frapia, Pretty Valley also ran. FOCRTH Clrr-aT. Hypostyle. 115, 4.80 3 30 2.80 Lady Carrie, 104 Duff 23.40 11 30 Magic Moment, 109, 3 70 Time. 1:12 3-5.

Queen of Roses. Mr. Buster. Bold Lady. Hash Night.

Zoriel. Gay Spark. Last Bill. Mayes Riley, Merry Tudor also rau. FIFTH Alwer Hot and High.

114. Peabody 3.10 2.50 2.20 Precession, 113. Dodson 6.00 3.50 Master Mind, 112, Featherston 3.00 Time. Clean Slate. Cardigan, Glen Heather.

Dangerous Age also ran. SIXTH IA Master. 108. Woodhouse 28.30 14.10 8.60 Mae Agnes. 98.

Cook 15.40 8.00 Forward March. 117, Solimena 4.80 Time. 1:45 4-5. Steeple Jack. Count J.L..

Sylvia Dear. Waterproof, Vinsiur-loueh. Soma Lad also ran. SEVENTH 4-yr pp. 14 W.

H. Kelly, 113. Cook ..11.70 6.60 6.30 Ksnkeekee. 113. Stout 10.60 7.90 Devil Island.

117. Duff 7.20 Time. 1:54 4-5. Woodsman. Speedy Reco.

Astound. Lucky Ann. Miami Rose. Myrtle Cabourg. Atiel Pigeon, Star Time also ran.

EIGHTH up. 14 Alison Peters. 113. P'body 16.00 8 00 5.70 Tambo, 110. Dye 18.80 12 00 Mr.

Dodo. 110, Combest 5 40 Time, 1:52 4-5. Fighter Jack, Lady Tyrant. Opening Awashonks. Weak Effort, Portal, Country llus.

ran. 1:51 Mrs. A. Bronero entry, nrxw no. fur Mansoteum-Crematory-Colnmbarinm 1 i in nc.l TV.

-CREMATORIES- CHAPEL, OP THE PINES CREMATOR. AND COLUMBARTTTM 112 115 112 105 102 13 Victory Banner Preco Cherry Boy Coronet Star Peridot Valdina Lori. Poppa Georg Wise Paisano Oolden Cross Frisian Lass Be a Bee Private Joe r.ninft froid GLASBAND MORTUARY Jewish Faneral Directors nt W. Washington Blvd. FR-H31.

ntVINO GLASBAND, JOSEPH GLASBAND RALPH G. POLLOCK 1605 8. Catalina St. BE-5179 -CEMETERY LOTS- 4 47Va. Start good, from gate, won all driving.

Winner, b.g. 5. by Tiger Lady Delaware. Trained by F. Keller.

No overweights. Winner entered for $20,000. Mutuel pool, $229,074. Daily total, $1,666,089. Returned to public, $1,449,497.

Estimated attendance. 25.000. Two-dollar mntoels paid: BLUE TIGER, 8.80, $.80, $.80) TOP LIEUTENANT, 3.10, 2.501 OBSERVER. $.10. BLUE TIGER, saving ground, was steadied off pac to far turn, where he closed with rush to get up and take command between horses and under hard riding drew clear In final eighth.

TOP LIEUTENANT forced pace while saving ground under urging, came out for drive and then drifted in on winner in final eighth. OBSERVER broke fast, drew clear, was taken to inside and hjld sway to quarter pole, where he drifted out snd tired badly in drive. BAM ahowed an even effort. BIG DEAL failed to rally. MINSTREL BOY raced wide on turn and when straightened away leaving backstretch was blocked and failed to threaten thereafter.

No scratches. Apprentice allowance claimed. 115 Hi-v-iora vu 1 1 T. rrw naivra I'uvtwai tw SIXTH 4-yT -olds up. fur.

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Gage. TW-0211. Miss Banneo 114 Catchweista, J07 Stander TI -Captain 112 Wiss Mary Kay. 102 a-Bellbrook J2 Siddoas Hi Capt. Patrtek ..110 Crypts, four in Ancelea Abby.

B. a-Teddy Sun Chipamink Good Baby Gratify Busy Pony Miss Neal McLiih Prigmore owner. KI-3847. BRESEE BROS. GIIXETTE FIFTY-FIVE YEARS OF FRIENDLY SERVICE 950 etlTUORf H0K1STS City College Cagemen Take on Ventura Just Atistiiiicttete Farm entry.

RKVXNTH Clmr lt MyflxM fVTT.rilO Lady Seaton 106 oVweao Dr 113 Nuclear 108 R-own Chevy 105 Better Fay 110 Fox 110 EIGHTH np, 1A Karl 115 Lestaben 107 PIERCE BROS. MORTUARIES TWELVE CONVENIENT CHAPELS INCLUDING CREMATORY FOR INFORMATION CALL PR-41S1 they play host to the Ventura Pirates. Tipoff is at 8 p.m. The game is one of two loop MADDEN, Maurice. Coach Bob Funrer's L03 Angeles City College Cubs, finalists in the recent Phoenix Junior College tournament, launch their Western States Conference basketball season tonight when tiffs on the schedule, Muir sHus Old 011a JY2 55i Masonic Tooay.

p.m., ai Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. MAJOR. William J. Services today. at Armstrong Family Mortuary.

to Phoenix in MORTUARY IN FOREST LAWN EVERYTHING AT TIME OF SORROW TELEPHONE CLEVELAND 6-S131 Ferest Laws Memorial-Park Assn iin. Bonne. 113 Airborne 197 tangs traveling the other. 1 4 a ii Paper Cup 102 Fleet Imp 114 1 Man.