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JUNE 29, 1942. PART Cos Anoctcs gtmcs 12 OIL MINING FINANCIAL VITAL RECORD DEATHS With Funeral Announcefflnta, LTJSK. Master Freeman David. Base Metal Mine What's Doing TODAY Revived Foreign Services 10:30 a.m. today at the Wee Kirk 0' the Heather, Forest Simmons Starts Chemical Plant DEATHS With Funeral Announcement.

Miners, Locate $1000 Rock on Comstock Lawn, fierce srotners, directors. MATHEWS. Ren a Services 10 a.m. Tuesday it Pierce AINSLIE. Oeorga Hewlltt Ainillt.

belored husband ol Mrs. Anita Ainslia, father of Frank and George Ainslie Jr. and Mr. Charlea Yost. Service Tueaday at II a.m.

la the Brothers, 720 west Washington. MILLER. Florence E. Revival Planned Commonwealth Property May Enjoy Comeback as Strategic Producer Services 2:30 Pm, Tuesday at Pierce Brothers' Crematory Chapel, Little Church of the lower. forest Lawn Mortuary in charge, Venice Boulevard una Catalan street MULLEN.

Services for Mr. AdeUlde by Americans Predicted Vast Outpouring of Capital Likely to Follow War and First Postwar Periods BY FRANK MAC MILLED NEW YORK, June 28. (Wide World) A tremendous re vival in the lending of American money to foreign govern Three Companies Set Up for Handling Ore in Goodsprings Area ANTRICAN. Alden W. Antrlcan, beloved Philatelic Club meeting at 417 Alvarado St, 6:30 p.m.

Federation of State Societies noon lunch meeting, 648 S. Broad way; Indian program. Alpha Sigma Phi and Cornell noon luncheons, University Club, Beverly Hills Rotary Club, noon, Beverly "Hills Hotel. Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale; open daily 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

For reservations lo see "The Last Supper" window, phona Mullen at Bresee Brothers tt Gillette eon- of Mr. ana Mrs. J. w. Antrican, neohew of Mr.

and Mrs. L. E. Billings. vnaoei iuesaay, p.m.

VIRGINIA CITY June 28. (Exclusive) Rfch gold-silver ore has been discovered in the heart of the old Comstock Lode NI1MEYSR. AtalUS beloved husband Services Tuesday, 4 p.m., at of Louise B. Niemeyer, loving father Cresse's Eagle Rock Redwood Chapel. ATCHISON.

Kdward D. Rrvleea 11 a.m. today at the chaO or ur. teo raw, or. or.

wuilam E. and Zeno Niemeyer, Mrs. Lorensa Kelleher, Mrs, Vera, Bennett and Mrs. Marie Blankmeyer; also survived by RENO (Nev.) June 28. (Exclu A vanadium mining, milling el of Pierce Brothers' Alhambra, 34s by Jack, Good and Charlie Ma-chedo, veteran prospectors.

Op' erating a lease in shallow work sive) Another long-neglected nineteen granacnuaren. West Main street. rarrttt The funeral services of Mrs. Rosary 8 p.m. Monday at the McNamara Mortuary.

Requiem high base metal property in Nevada Is ALbany 0145. ments and enterprises is likely, to follow this war, as it ings of the Consolidated Chollar, mass ac oc. cnarieg cnurcn. north Hollywood, Tuesday at 9 a.m. Inter Dor.

Babbitt will be held Tuesday at 1 p.m. under the auspices of Stanton Woman's Relief Corp No. 16 from the chapel of W. A. Brows All-Year Club, community, visitors' bureau, sight-seeing service.

to be reopened and placed on production, with rehabilitation- of Gould Savage Mining Co. near Gold Hill, they fiave extracted did the last, despite our previous sad experience with such loans, an expert predicted today. ment; calvary uemetery. O'BEIRNE. Mrs.

Margaret O'Belrne. 505 W. Sixth 9 jn. to p.nu the old Commonwealth mine 12 Bon, 1815 South Flower street, BARONI. Mario Baronl.

Briifinn nf the Rosary ton lent. Requiem mas today, 9 a.m., at Municipal Art Commission ex and shipped 15 tons of quartz averaging $1000 per ton. Herbert Fels, economic adviser miles south of Reno. The prop tne cathedral Chapel. Wallace White 8s Howard J.

Callanan, directors. -1 OSFlNfwm. Jnhn hibit, third and City Council Mez erty was recently sampled by The strike was made in a 7 p.m., in the chapel of Oodeau it Martinonl. Services Tuesday. 8:15 a.m., from the chapel.

Requiem mass 8 a.m. at Our Lady Help of Christians zanine floors. City Hall, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Service 11 a.m.

Tuesday at Pierce to the State Department, writing in the current issue of Fortune, expresses the belief that during and immediately after the war engineers, representing California interests' and it is reported here tunnel driven into the hill where the' company had removed arotners, 720 west Washington. PHILLIP8. Service for Caroline Walton Griffith Observatory open 2 to 10 Church, interment, taivary. BATSMAN. EUa X.

Kervicta 3 Tuesday at Pierce overburden to permit mining of Phillips today. 3:30 p.m., at tdwards and concentrating setup, which brought into being three corporations, is being completed by Frank A. Simmons of Beverly Hills, who is president the Minerals Milling Co. at He. has offices in the Citizens 7 National Bank Los Angeles.

Simmons and his associates are remodeling a plant in the Los Angeles Basin, which will be run by the Wilzona Development Corp. of which A. L. Chandler is president. It will convert vanadium concentrates Into V-205 which will be shipped p.m.

Friday through Sunday. Plane international capital transactions orotners colonial Mortuary. Brothers. 730 West Washinnton Boulevard. tZanesvUle, papers please large low-grade ore bodies.

Con tarium shows at to that arrangements are proceed ing for its purchase and equip ment Several years ago a noted min PHILLIPS. Evelyn Jane, beloved wife of Los Angeles County Museum- Gasoline Group Meets at Downey Golf Club to Be Scene for Thursday Session of Natural Gas Men siderable medium-grade ore is being worked. The discovery is stirring much interest, as it in viarence a. rnuups. services 2 p.m.

Tuesday at Pleroe Brothers' Hollywood, 8959 Santa Monica Boulevard. Exposition Park, open, dally 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., except Monday, 1 to 4 copy.) BEATTY. At 117 South Bradford street, Flaoentla, Mis Lois Meda BeaU ty, beloved sister of Joseph W. Beatty of Anaheim and Arthur C.

Beatty of this city. Funeral service Tuesday at 9 P.m. ing engineer sampled the Com PITCHASKY. Service for Bluma 10 a.m. p.m., and Sundays and holidays.

dicates that other valuable de monwealth for Treadwell Yukon Co. and is said to have reported to p.m. posits may exist In the Comstock loaay at uiasoano to, POPPE. Herman Popp. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary.

from the chapel of W. A. Brown Cabrillo Beach Marine Museum, 6on, 1615 South Flower street. Lode, credited with producing that the property contained over RLDOWAY. Funeral services for Mr.

BICKWITH. Requiem mas for Walter San Pedro, free exhibits, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. gold and silver worth close to $900,000,000. Joseph BecKwitn wm 0 saia toaey, 9 a.m., at Bt.

Kevin's Church, Beverly and Alexandria. W. A. Brown St Son, funeral directors. Rldgway, late of 1953 West Mountain street, Olendale, will be held In the First Methodist Church, Burbank, Will Rogers ranch and home, 500,000 tons of lead, zinc, gold, silver and Iron ore averaging $16 per ton.

At that time zinc was penalized by the smelters but it Consolidated Chollar, Gould uuesaay, June jv, at 10 a.m. in BELANGER. Theophllu Belancer, late of Savage Co. continues to mill 400 to Salt Lake City for handling terment. Forest Lawn.

Powell Mor tuary, aireoiors. is now one. of the most important by the United States Vanadium tons of profitable ore daily, by mining with power shovels in SPARLIS. Helen. open to the public, 14252 Sunset 12 noon to 4:30 p.m.

every day. Mt. Wilson Observatory, 100-inch telescope demonstration daily at 2:30 p.m. Sundays at 2 p.m. of the critical metals.

St. Joseph's Church, Twelfth and Los Angeles. Interment, Calvary. Pierce Holding the. Marigold and 2367 Qlenaoa avenue, Montrose, loving husband of Annie F.

Belaneer and father of Joseph E. Belanger of Montrose and Mary G. McCoffrey of Tu-Junga, grandfather of Robert, Joseph and oerald Belanger and Patricia Ann, Michael and Robert Theophlle McCoffrey. Rosary will be read Tuesday st 8 p.m. from the Crlppen Mortuary, 2900 Honolulu avenue, Verdugo City.

Mass 9 a.m. Wednesday from Church of juromers, aireetor. Mint gold-silver, properties at will be largely between governments, but expects private capital to begin flowing again between nations when peace is restored. "It will emerge again," he eays, "because nations cannot ignore its nature; they cannot cease to consider, as part of their dealings, whether, to what extent, and how, some may supply others with capital resources. CAPITAL GIVES COMMAND "Capital whether provided by governments or private individuals gives command of physical goods, machines, ships, buildings, materials and technique used, in production.

"What occurs in the field of international capital movement determines in substantial measure the sharing of the means of production among nations, the locations of enterprise and the use or nonuse of resources." CONDITIONS SHAPE POLICY Feis combines a qualification of open pits. Trucks have been pulled off the overburden where stripping of ledges was proceeding, because of the rubber short agent for the Metals Reserve Company. MILL ACQUIRED Minerals Milling, has taken STOUT. The funeral service of Jesse D. The July meeting of the California Natural Gasoline Association will be held Thursday evening, July 2, at the Rio.

Hondo Golf Club in Downey, Jl "Natural Gasoline Plant Layout" is the subject of the first of two papers to be presented. It is by D. E. McFad- Rawhide under lease from Raw bcoui wiu oe neia Tuesday at 10 irom ine cnanei of w. A.

Brown OBITUARY 05 Bon, 1813 BOUth Flower STRODE. The funeral nervlewi nf Wnw.rd age, and the plant will be operated on flotation tailings when ju. ovroae wm neia Tuesday at 10 hide Mines, Maurice. J. Sullivan and Al McCoy have assembled equipment for a mill designed to treat 200 tons of tailings daily.

Water has been developed and the Holy Redeemer. 24Q1 Montrose avenue. Montrose. Interment, Calvary a.m. irom ijrace' uniw.

intinwntfl the exposed ore reserves are ex BODKIN. The funeral services of Ben hausted. ii vemeiery. w. A.

jsrown 81 Bon, funeral director. TIEMANN. Iva F. din, assistant process engineer, over the 100-ton Argentina lead-zinc mill at Goodsprings and will use it to reduce vanadium ore to concentrates. The mining of a considerable area of mineralized land will be done by the Rare Metals Exploration jamin winiam uoasin wm do held today at 3 p.m.

from the chapel of W. A. Brown 8s Bon. 1819 South the plant is to be equipped, later Services lo a.m. tody at Pierce Union Oil and T.

R. Beau- Flower, street. strainers, uv west Washington. TLMM8. Emily.

BORSODY. Maurice. Ernest F. Bader Ernest F. Bader, formerly associated with Radio Station KNX, died yesterday in Omaha, Neb.

Bader, 52, was general manager of Station KBON in Omaha. He leaves a daughter, Mrs. Ralph Trotter of 525 Garfield Services 11 a.m. todsy Pierce Brother' Little Church Around the Services and interment New York with a large ball mill for treatment of dump and underground ore, which, is thought to average about $20 a ton. champ, field superintendent, Texas Co.

It will relate how City. Pierce Brothers Hollywood, torner, urensnaw prlv and Man Chester Boulevard. TORRICKLLA8. Guy. of which A.

L. Abrahams CARSON. Mssonle services for Henry 3. modern plant layout differs from is president. This organization Carson will be held today at 3 p.m.

Services 1 p.m. todsy at PUrce Brothers' Little Church Around the Green Mountain Shipping Copper MARIPOSA, June 28. (Exclusive) Operating new producers from the chapel of W. A. Brown that of 10 years ago, and discuss son.

1815 south Flower street, will sell the ore to the mill operators. United States Vanadium appears in the picture as CARVER. Services for Doris Black to torner, trensnaw orlv and Manchester Boulevard. VANDENBERO. Theodore V.nUnh.r control centralization, placement of lines above ground and neces day.

10 at Armstrong Family; CEREOHTNO. The funeral services of Mrs. Remains forwarded last evening te potential purchaser not only for Aususta cereahino will be he Tues day at 3 p.m. from the chapel of w. A.

Brown 8s Son. 1815 South Flower street. in the Mariposa district, the the material from this mine but for that which can be produced by many mining outfits in the district. CHAMBERS. At 4261 3Uth La Salle.

Mrs. vsuiuc. oj lunmugnam a Connor. WISTWOOD. Norman T.

c. Westwood. Cunningham 8t O'Connor, director. WILLIAMS. Victor O.

Williams. W. A. Brown 81 Son, funeral directors. YOUNG.

William. Pierce Brothers' Alhambra. 145 West Msln street. Mary Chambers, mother of Mrs. Alice Glynn, Mrs.

Grace Wlmer, James Stan sary precautions as 'well as methods of laying out plants so danger of sabotage will be minimized. Curtis Cortelyou, measurement engineer, General Petroleum will talk on "Measurement and Regulation in the Natural Gasoline Plant." Cortelyou will According to Simmons, the Ar Green Mountain Copper Co. is reported shipping considerable ore running high in the red metal. Substantial reserves are said to be in sight and the company receives the bonus paid by the gentina mill, which is being re ton, Kdward J. ana John G.

Cotter. Rosary tonight, 8 p.m., at the chapel of Ivy H. Overholtzer, Inc. Mass at St. Cecilia's Catholic Church, Forty-second and Normandie avenue, Tuesday, June 30.

at 8 a.m. McSorley Crystal Supply Sought Placer Property Near San Andreas Revives ANGELS CAMP, June 28. (Exclusive) Production of quartz crystals from the Jack McSorley placers, two miles west of Moke-lumne Hill, is to be resumed as soon as installation of machinery is completed. The urgent need of vamped, should recover 80 per his prediction and a hopeful prognostication, thus. "Should the war, in its outcome, fail definitely to suppress aggression for -an extended period, should it leave exhausted nations still occupied with an indefinite continuation of desperate struggle, or should important countries be beset by internal conflict and disorder, international capital movements will be email and hesitant.

"There will be substantial and fruitful movements of capital only if a peaceful, orderly world Is restored, if nations find their balance, both inside themselves and between themselves." cent of the values from the ore and the end product should be government to new producers of Alonzo Elliott Funeral services for Alonzo L. Elliott, 76, contractor and res-ident of Los Aneles since 1892, who died last Thursday at his home, 3823 Wisconsin will be conducted at 1 p.m. at the W. A. Brown Son Mortuary, 1815 S.

Flower St Interment will be in Rosedale Cemetery. Elliott leaves his widow, Mrs. Evelyn Elliott. Mrs. Bertha F.

Cave Funeral services for Mrs. Bertha F. Cave, 84, who died Thursday In her homA at 1942 one and one-quarter per cent copper, bringing the price paid vanadium. The Goodsprings for its metal to 17 cents per mines produced some vanadium pound. figuratively go through a typical natural gasoline plant and discuss the various metering and regulation problems encountered.

A dinner at 6 p.m. will precede the program, which will start at 7:30 p.m. during World War I. The ma Several copper properties were FUNERAL DIRECTORS CUNNINGHAM O'CONNOR Forty-three years of experience by this institution Insures more satisfactory service. Our price compare most favorably with the lowest anywhere.

850 WEST WASHINGTON rR-0297. PIERCE BKOS. MORTUARIES SEVEN CONVENIENT CHAPELS INCLODINO CREMATORY FOB INFORMATION. CALL FR-41B1 MORTUARy IN FOREST LAWN EVERYTHING AT TIME OF SORROW TELEPHONE: CLEVELAND 8-8181. rarest Lswo Memorial park Assiu.

Ins. terial is used in various steel processes. CHAPIN. At 573 South Boyle avenue, June 28, Robert L. Chapln.

aged 85 years. Services at Hollenbeck Home Memorial Chanel Tuesday. June 30, at 10 a.m. Vesper 8s As Ins. directors.

CHESTER. John Chester. W. A. Brown 8s Son, funeral directors.

CLARK. Alfred R. Services 2 ptn. today st Pierce Brothers, 720 West Washington, COOPER. Charles William.

Services 2 m. todsy at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, 5959 Santa Monica Boulevard. COOPERMAN. Services for Dora 12 noon today at Olasband St Co. CORWIN.

The funeral service of Oeorge H. Corwln will be held today at 11 am. from Oraee chapel, Inglewood Park Cemetery. W. A.

Brown ic Son, funeral director. CROKER. Mary Etta Croker, beloved wife of Qeorge W. Croker. twin sister of Brings worked along limited lines in Mariposa County many years ago.

The Green Mountain deposits are reported to be extensive and of excellent grade. Most of the leading Mariposa gold producers continue to operate steadily, including the Jenny Lind, Pine Tree, Malvina and Mt. Gaines. A shortage of skilled workers and priority restrictions are hampering work to some most of the prominent companies report they expect to maintain capacity production during this year. crystals for oscillators in military radio equipment prompted reopening of the long idle McSorley property.

In 1924 the entire output of crystals from the McSorley was purchased by the Navy Department and it is reported the government is ready to contract for all the material the operators can produce. BRESEE BROTHERS GILLETTE FIFTY TEAR OF FRIENDLY SERVICE QUALStlTIEItlLY rn-Bi. Mrs. C. Hslne.

of Alhamhr. anH nnu. Grace Ave. after a long illness, will be. conducted in the Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn Memorial Park, at 2 p.m.

today, followed by entombment in the Forest Lawn Mausoleum. Mrs. Cave was the widow of George E. Cave and had lived at the Grace Ave. address for 23 years.

She leaves a son, Edward W. Cave, and a daughter, Mrs. Ma-ble Harris. BRAMBLE FUNERAL HOMO sitter of Mrs. W.

N. Fisher of Mt. Vernon. O. Services Tuesday.

12 noon, at TJtter-McKinlrr Viewpark, 3719 West Slau-fon avenue. Reverent Christian service Moderate price A new road has been built to 1 deemer. in Ptari Dmrr. wit of An- urcnirr. mouirr oi BPSie Snroat, Qussie Bennett, Fare Bab lOJB 1UBI.KMA1.N STREET.

PR-2238. El A RlS "BROTHERS COLONIAL MOKTl'ART 1000 Vtnic Boulevard. FBpet 1111 W. A. BROWX SOX 1815 SOUTH FLOWER STREET.

PR-2011 Scheelite Mines' in Nevada Active Desert and Gunsight Run 50 Tons Daily MIX A (Xev.) June 28. (Exclusive) Operating the Desert Scheelite and Gunsight properties 20 miles east from Mina, Ben Edwards and Jack Warner are milling 50 tons of ere daily. Concentrates are sent to the huge plant operated by United States Vanadium in Inyo County. Both mines have been extensively worked over a long term of years and are owned by George F. Thompson and the Sol Summcrville Estate.

The ore is Death for Miner Mayhew Who Located North Star, Is Taken, YUMA (Ariz.) June 28. '(Exclusive) Felix Mayhew, pioneer Arizona prospector who was one of the West's most picturesque characters and became almost a legend in his own lifetime, is dead 'from injuries received when a tire blew out and his car overturned while he was en route to the Castle Dome district. He was sure that journey would bring him another fortune equal to the $330,000 he received for the North Star mine in 1007. 49, mining equipment assembled and development of new deposits begun. The McSorley gravel beds contain true quartz crys cock of Englewood.

Charlie and Andrew Deemen daushter of Florencs Oooch. sister of Dsisr Fields. Georse. Elbert, Roy and Earl Oooch of Oklahoma. Services Tuesday.

3 p.m.. at TJtter-McKlnley's Downtown. 817 Venice Sun, Moon and Tide REED BROS. TAPLEY A GKIttER Lincoln management hai maintained 'in unbroken record of paying Lincoln Investment Certificate holders the highest (merest rates consistent with safety for the past 17 years. This interest paying record is backed by the security of Federal Insur Yreka Piles Manganese Boulevard.

(Jnuap county Review 711 WEST WASHINGTON BLVD. FB-S1S1 DEWINQ. Ins Mar Dwinf. RUPPE MORTUARY Services Turxlsy st 1:30 p.m. In the 1001 WEST WASHINGTON BLVD.

fl-0115 tals ranging in weight from a few ounces to several hundred pounds. The crystals are largely used for radio frequency control Most of the present American supply was imported from Bra By U.S. Cosst snd Ctodstle I ttv itt suit i) ioo Oue ifio ance up to $5000 on your funds. Interest we ivirs tne Bestner. Forest Lswn Mortusrjr in ehsrs.

DIXON, entries. paid quarterly on funds of $500. up YREKA, June 28. (Exclusive) Manganese ore is commencing to arrive at the government Msm asm. tods? st St.

Emydius WALLACE g. WHITE PR-S243. HOWARD j. CALLANAN JONES AM ROCK Til W. WASHINGTON BLVD.

PR-5091 Kmi-annually on smaller investments. zil. i cnurcn. mio caiiiorms street. Lynn-wnnd.

Pierce Brothers' Intltwood Psrk Mortusry. directors. DODEI.8. Albert Dodels. Remslnt st Orotnsn Mortusry.

stock pile from properties ini ILDIWCOILiW ARMS IRON fJ FAMILY IJ01 SOUTH ROPE STREET. Rl-tllt Mayhew was worse than broke rauPV ami tho Klamath I whrn ln fnnnH thA TVnrth Star1 ELLIOTT. The funeral services of Alonjo 7 lead in 1906, but after he paid: River field. Ronald Knudsen, op CERTI fICATII S3id to be of excellent grade, aj close saving of values is effected TAK m.Y WORD FOR IT! Lee fiiiou win held today at 1 pm. from the rhspel of W.

A. Brown 4s Son, 1815 South Flower street. ERICKSON. Martin I. Erlcltton.

Edwards Brothers' Coiomsl Mortusry. prrOER. Arnold K. Fitter, beloved hus July 13 July 20 July 2T July MONDAV. JINE 9 Sun rites 3 44 am.

sets 8 0B m. Moon rises 0 23 p.m.. stts L08 m. TIDES. LOS ANGELES HARBOR Junt Low Huh Low Hieh 2 I 1 1 20 4 3 4:10 17 10:31 8 8 30 4 11:11 4 4 I II 18 11:11 8 3 July 1 i 1:0 4 3.0 Hllh Low Hlih Low S.

0:14 17 7 30-0 8 4 4 7:112 3 3 1:1148 8 12 0 0 4S 8:48 2 2 4 2:20 4 2. 9 04 OS 4.7 10:18 2 0 3.38 3.7 10:04 1.1 4:48 4.9 11 141 I Tides art given In order of occurrence, first column denotint the tlmt and second O' 1 off his debts and his barkers he still had mora than Yet two or three years later he was again worse than broke. ie purchasers of the North Sta- took out $1,100,000 worth of gold, not counting great quantities of high-grade ore that was stolen. by flotation and development of new ground is proceeding with good results. Nevada Scheelite, is reported to be milling f0 tons of tungsten ore daily at its Leonard property in the Dead Horse Well field.

The Leonard has been extensively developed and profitable ore is reported to be showing in the lower workings. Capacity column height In feet abovt or below men UTTER-McKIXLEY even convenient aiortutries. AD-IIlL GARRETT BROTHERS 111 Venice Boulevard. PR-t03. CREMATORIES Tierce Brothers Cremafoj-y 1805 S.

Catallna St. RE-5171 CEMETERIES I3GLEWO0D PARK CEMETERY LARGEST IN CALIFORNIA, Telepbant OBeion SIM1 Msoaolfuan Cren-atorr Colanbsrlaoi BEAUTIFUL VALHALLA MEMORIAL PARK Chsrleston S-21SS or STsnlsy low water. Light face type dtnotet black fact P.m. All tlmt listed It new Dty-lisht Saving Tlmt. I BY FRANK COLBY XA.MKS IX THE NEWS HERMANN WILHELM GOER-1NG.

Nazi Reich Marshal. Note that Goerlng does not rhyme with "herring." The name is a fair rhyme for "furring, slurring." Say: HAIR-malin VILL-hPlm GlK-ing PAUL JOSEPH GOEBBELS, Nazi Minister of Propaganda. CEMETERY LOTS ifornia and Oregon, is shipping manganese from the Colgrove lease and Rupe mines in Scott Valley. Some of the ore recently developed in the Rupe mine samples 49 per cent manganese. More than 800 tons of commercial manganese ore have been blocked out in the Colgrove lease.

Knudsen has several trucks hauling ore to Yreka. Chrome production is expanding rapidly in the Hamburg, Scott Valley, Orleans and other Siskiyou County districts. The largest high-grade producer so far in active operation is the Kledderman lease in Scott Valley, where most of the material is reported averaging better than 45 per rent chromite. Chrome Contract Made of the plant was increased ro-j band or Jonephine H. Fitter, loved (a-ther of Betty Jo.

Dorothy and Bu-ssnne Fitser: brother of Wllhelmlna Fitter MrKensle. Services Tuesday, 10 from the Littlt Church nf ths Flowers, Forett Lswn, B. X. Dsyton, directors. FORD.

Services for Edith Ktllett Ford Tuesday, 3 30 pm, from chapel of Will Reynolds, 8540 Mtlrots an-nut. FREND. Marlon C. Frend. Foreat Lswn Mortusry In ohtrie.

OOFF. Master Tbomaa F. Recitation of the Roary pm. o-mtht at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood. S9S9 Santa Monies Boulevard.

Service 10 s.m. Tueaday at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood. Interment, Holy Croas Cemetery. HALINO. Ths funeral services of Baby Carol Hallnt will be held today at 12 noon from the chapel of W.

A. Brown Bon. IBIS South Flower atrtet. HALL. Services for Stephen Hall today.

2 p.m., at Armstrong Fsmily. HANSEN. Tom Hsnnen. Armatroni Family In charts. hansom Julia Hanfton.

mother of Alma cently. Cemetery arODtrtr bought A) liacele "fsrillr Imt4" I Isvsiiatat Ctrtificitn 1 I MAW Y. h. Kkt hp mm m- I JOV mam aoatklr 1 Wm la (Mar WW. Call Of tn 1 far raeplMt wJeraMiio.

C. Carter, 1843 W. Oact. TW-021I. I 3 graves at discount In Inglewood.

Private owner. CE-23S01. aft. ft pm. A contract for shipment of 1000 tons of chrome from deposits near Oroville has been approved by the Metals Reserve Company.

The chromite has been developed In claims operated bv T. W. R. Clark and I. H.

Relmers of Vallcjo, C. M. McNallen of Sonora and A. M. Stevenson Jr.

of Sacramento. TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ILnMCCCIDILM BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Mured THI HIART Of 1 HI FINANCIAL DISTRICT 61 5 So. Spring Street, Los Angelei Tocranee Oftre: IDS Post Avmim Jane Fine. Tlllle Bot. Gilbert inri Henrv Ilanaon.

Service Tueaday, 10 st Sny der a Soutnwest Mortuary, KEAVENHn.L. Mabel J. Heavsnhlll. Services 2 m. Tuesday at Ror Kllnker Mortusry, Huntlniton Park.

huohes. William. Anaconda Opens Office in Nevada to Seek Strategics Services 10 s.m. Ttieadsy at Fierce Brothers' Llttls Church Around tht Last Chance Runs High in Cinnabar WIXXEMUCCA (Nev.) June 28. (Exclusive) Discovery of high-grade cinnabar in the Last Chance mine has started a new wave of prospecting and development in the Bottle Creek field.

An ore hotly sbout eight feet wide was found on the 90-foot level of the Last Chance, including a shoot 30 inches wide averaging 200 to 300 pounds of quicksilver per ton. The lower-grade cinnabar comprising the main ledge is running above 20 pounds mercury per ton of crude ore. In the older workings the principal ore body is 15 to 18 feet wide, yielding ore varying from two to three pounds quicksilver per ton. Production of the vital war metal ranges from 75 to 100 flasks monthly, with the output recently averaging three to four flasks per day, Corner. Crenshs Drlvt and Man cheater Boulevard.

HUTCHINSON. Galen Hutchlnwn. A. Brown ii Aon, luneral 41 rector. OIL AND MINING Clssatfleti Arii Jl 4 IS 16 Jl I 9 110 111 Tl 16 pT5 Is 75 20 TT Jl )Z J3 J4 J5 J6 J8 -55- 111 44 46 47 48 7 4 51 52 JJ TT" IT" 56 57 T5 60 TT KLINE.

Sol Kline, beloved buibsod Of Dora F. Kline. Services Tuesday mt 10:30 s.m. In Paul rhymes with "howl." The of Joseph is pronounced The vowel sound of the first syllable of Goebbcls is similar to the of "urn, burn." Say; powl KHARKOV, capital of the Ukraine. The "Kh" has the fricative "ch" sound as in the German words ach, ich.

The second syllable rhymes with "oaf, loaf." Say: (CH) AHR-konf AZOV, town and sea in the Caucasus region. First choice: AH-zonf. Second choice: az-AWF. TAGANROG, seaport on Gulf of Taganrog. The "a's" are almost as flat as in "tag, gang." The final has the sound of Say: lagaivRAWK.

ISTANBUL, capital of Turkey, formerly named Constantinople, lie sure to accent the third syllable, which rhymes with "fool, pool." Say: Iinimrlmit Aliiinunrciiioiil. Just out today, mv free pamphlrt Klvlng the coruct iimnunclailnnn of namen of hundreds of world rleures. Sond a stamped (3-rnt. Kclf-addressed envelope lo Frank C'olbv, in fare of this paper. Ask for FAMOUS NAMES Pamphlet.

Rr1tH br tht Bell Synmrit. Inn. RENO (Nev.) June 28. (Exclusive) With the purpose of expanding its search for strategic ores in Nevada, Anaconda Copper Mining Co. has established a geological exploration office in Reno.

Robert S. Moehlman is in charge. Anaconda is operating six diamond drills In various sections and other copper properties three miles west of Yerington. At the Copper Canyon group of gold-copper properties 18 miles south, from Battle Mountain, International Smelting Refining Co. is treating 350 tons of ore daily and employing 100 men.

Recovery of copper Ts reported to be averaging 400,000 ths Wes Kin o' the Hestner. Foreat Lswn 'Mortuary in chart. KRAUS. Services for Imlllt K. Krsus to day, ii at cawerns urauicri Colonial Mortusry.

liton William Lalrri. Reed Tapley AS Oelter, dl- rrctors. runsrsi nonce jsier, am rr Wnh Jean. pounds per month. Ihe man of Nevada, including three at the Services 1 m.

today at Pierce Copper Basin mine In the igomcnt states that there is a Brothers, 120 West riTTitot.TZ Louise L. Mountain area, two at the near- pronounced labor shortage, but Cash Paid -Scheelite ANY QUANTITY Clifford L. Ach ffl B. BT, E9T IXPERT null nun. metallurgist, larae copper mm.

Ige. tonnage, wants 15000. your Invent, return In dare euh.itantlel int. Will urn 1.V. ono to 35.0oo in 1 jr.

on our In- vent. Box Times. TKUCK-mounted compressor, nneume-t to hammers it complete minim equip, tor rent. Rental allonrd on I.A-P310., ASSOCIATE with 81800.00. LEAD ZINC.

Your Intercut should return Ian monthly lucume. Ownrr at businessman, Box rt-18. Times, buy manganese, chrome, stron-tlum it fluorspar or, Slat analysis. Times itlNINU equipment and buildings for tale, priced to move quickly. T.

V. Brown, tun, Prj.i Wshnn, Cgl, HAVE Urge lead deposit, Sonora. Me- Services 1:30 m. today st the by Iron Canyon gold group and it expects t6 continue normal op one on the Guild-Atlams-IIerrin orations. 81 Slave V1RTICAL HORIZONTAL 81 (tnarei 1 Kiln 86 Pale purplish chapel of Pierce Brothers' Alhambra, 343 West Main street, LILOEOUIST.

Esther, beloved wife of William Llliequlat, mother oi Nancy I.lltequltt, tlaCtr of Mn. Ftnnit Lauder. Services Wednesday, a p.m., st chapel or Norqultl Ac Anderson. LOCK WOOD. Tht funtrsl services at William Irvlni Lockwood will bt held Tuesday at 11 a.m.

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want partner wttn capital. na promoters, Bus Tf-iloa, Tlmei. Mia tunuaten Drouertv lor lease. lit Conlunetlon 17 A blockhesd 18 Oaree fixedly 31 Jewish month 32 Man's nick Minutt repro. ductlvt body 9 Father or mother Pronoun 8 Prtfix: thrtt 9 French tolditr 10 Rotund 11 Fiber trass 14 oprinold fish 19 Experti 30 To pltret 22 Pedal digit 83 Goddess of tht harvest 38 Cut Into thin sheets 28 Bhort sleep 30 Cloth measure) 33 Consumes 34 Commsnderi 35 To bring forth 38 Arid To eoour tnsioiie fragment 41 (leswttdt 43 to depart 44 Dens 47 Halll 49 Heraldry: grafted Bt Abstract btlna 84 A number 85 To obaervt 87 Ta perform name 14 Depreaalont 38 flout hwestern Indian 27 To think COMPARISON OF CALIFORNIA'S DAILY OIL PRODUCTION Average Number of Barrels Produced Wk.

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Wk. ending No. District June 27 of May 30 of June 28 of June 20 of 1042 Wells 1912 Wells 19 it Wells 1940 Wells Wilmington 00,125 1,008 81,075 1,090 81,423 083 85,923 826 Midway-Sunset 53,530 3.116 52,975 3,075 38,925 2,550 40,400 2,516 Ventura Avenue 38,350 370 34,050 378 36,500 335 31,150 316 Long Beach 1,167 36,025 1,16:) 41,150 1.215 43,830 1,216 K'tl'm'n No. Dome 35,075 27!) 33,050 270 38,250 271 45,523 202 Hunt'gton Beach. 33,673 H27 33,125 62(1 20,550 576 21,130 1 528 Santa Maria Vlly.

21,250 211 M8.175 201 16.850 135 16,975 144 DomlngUM 20,150 273 17,100 275 27,950 227 21,625" 100 Coalinga E. W. 19,250 971 17.975 000 10,525 758 10,425 780 Coalinga Noso 16,500 213 17,275 213 24,425 1S5 14,075 105 15,730 277 15,500 278 11,950 199 12.050 215 Balancu of Stat 200,325 9,158 223,023 9.157 270.250 8.073 249.000 7,953 Total for State 610,230 17.7GO 583,250 17,705 627,750 13,530 58,150 ,13,052 I OM 1 1 FU A AS IQW AS com! tt milling trade, No brokers. Box R-187, Thnes. COPPER IB Nk'CUTU In huee qu.n-titles.

Invest 2000 lit proven mm. Mnke fine profits, DR-4489, ITaVe" new l'e T. truck, aoine coh, Lola of labor for PRODUCINO MINING HE Box R-U77. Tlinra. SPECTR6M KTEIt wauled, complete with photoaraphlc equipment comparator.

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