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MARRUGE LICENSES ISSUED DE.1THS, Funfral WW Los Cfmcs MARCH 28. "946-Por1 1 NEW YORK BOND PRICES M'JC5. 7 1- Following is a selected list of transactions oa th( Je York Stoc and Curb Exchanges; WEATHER REPORT OFFICIAL WASHINGTON NEWS 1 Troaovrle Bale 'In Seles 'In fin SiQOOi Clou N.Ch. SiOOOi Close en 7t 1 iVa Hy 3s3 83'i- 4ls91 92', V4ilwr 4ssS 101 1 4- V. CAMFU9ANO.

Santee, beloved wife pf Joseph, aunt of Mrs. Elvira Manning A Joe Zambrano. Rosary Fri 8 p.m., at the chapel of Mater Sim one. Mass 9 30 a.m., at. 6t.

Bernard's Church. CO8GK0VE, Mrs. Elisa, mother of Miss Gladys Paul M. Si Jack R. Ooscrove.

Services 10 am. at the chapel of Bresee Brothers Ac Gillette. DEVLIN, Mr. Carroll E. W.

A Brown At Son, EASTIN, William W. Services 2 m. today at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, 5959 Santa Monica Blvd. EATON. Cora 8..

beloved mother of Victor, loving sister of Ella 8. Melody. Charles E. Vlllette Shew. Services wl il.VU.

lilt 62-59 LehVHT 5s54 3 I'is 72-87 Leh.V4as2oo3 IS 1X I1- Do 4s 20O3 81 5io3st 4 109 2 Am TAT 3i56 9 150 1 MKPSSM Oct 31 Price Control End Urged by U.S. Chamber 57 1 70 1 107" 120 4S2361 45 91 104 iW Md 4s 52 8 WPac4'ss2014 41 107 West Un 5960 14 10514 i. 4s 91 158 Do 50 9 1031. 96 VaiWis Cen 4s49 37 88 OO S.a Rrt MKT 5f2A "2 Do 4SSD38 15 514 Do ai os 67 17 112 Do 1st 4ni0 40 99 4- Foreiara Rnnrls Mop 5'2S49 81 Do 5s 65 A 8 3 m. Fri.

at pierce Brothers. 720 Washington Blvd. ENSCOE, Charles E. Forest Lawn Morinarv In charge 4H4 4s72Feb 27 97 97 41 109'j 98 BelRium 6s55 4 108 Do 5s 77 119 Do 5s 78 34 H'4 a gi EFDMAN, Daniel beloved husband of Mrs. Sarah Erdman.

loving father of Mrs. Lee Hecker Ac Mrs. Barbara Fuller. Memorial services 10 a m. Fri.

in the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Am Tob 1 IX) ftf) lo lofi'. V. AS5I 3VJ4 4 107 ATSF 4s 95 8 139-4 ACL Ist4s52 1 1111 Do 84 2 lift', B0 1st 48 1 103 1 go S5 A 49 96 i Do 95 23 Ea 2m 1 97 96 65 'i Do cv so ga 83J. i Bo PLEAWV 4 51 3 101 i TC 4so 5 104 BeliPa SsoOC 3 132J BethSrl2is7!) 8 104', i.

Bost Me 4s60 11 101', 14 3 59 5 1 1 977, Canada 4s 80 1 112 97', ChileMB 6s62 I 2B'4- 'i 57-4 Do 6 a 2 28-4- 78', 14 Chile 6s60asd 8 291.44. i4 150 6sJan61 7 291.44. Do 6sFeb61 3 29 134- V4 Colomb 3s70 la i CostaB 7s51 37' i', Denmk 6s42 4 B61-, Uo ss 80 Do 9s 81 I Do ft 4s 7 Do 3'-3S2CK10 Nar 8t! 3s65 NETA-T 5s52 NOTM5'as54 Do 5s 54 NYC rSs2M3 II' 4 4- 106'. 7H, 06', 4- 25 i.awn. Fierce Brotners Hoiiywooa, oi rectors.

Please omit flowers. FERGI'SON. John G. Fdwarri Colonial Mortuary. have the Senate declare the same sentiment Lobby Inquiry Askrd The House Rules Committee voted to ask the House to permit it to make a far-flung investigation of lobbying by groups, individuals, associations or organizations.

It. E. Xoonan Nominated (TV-President Truman nominated Robert E. Noonan to be collec JJ 1UJ 1 03 1 5 100 12 10H. 00 FOIX, Aubin, beloved father of Antoinette Louis Foix Mrs.

Marie-Louise Do4Ws2013A 58 Lucas, loving grandfather or Bertrana 1 's .0 8 1 4 '3S 70 8 Do cn 4sfl8 77 NYCHR31is97 1 NYNHH 6s48 25 Do 4'-s 67 33 u. Folx Jr. Sc Mrs. Lorraine winstaniey Notice of services later. Godeau 4c Mar-tlnonl.

directors. i-o BuRliP 57 St 14 5s34 8 89 1 55'. tanr 4s perp 1 Ceianese 3s65 1 106 i 95, 1'4 111 4 79 1 76 V4 ll 71 45 22 4 i2, 44 1 68 1 103 "4 4- 'i GATES. Elisabeth Ray (Bessie.) dearly beloved sister of Mary Virginia Hay and George R. Hay of 320 S.

Fremont Los Aneeles. Services 1 p.m. to CenO S5S9C SO asd 54 29 10i 1 MmasO I 44 NSWaies 5s57 2 102H.II!! Do 5s 58 2 102 Norway 1 107 '4 i Do 4s 63 23 107' 4 Peru 7s 59 11 28 Do 1st 660 43 27U 1 Do 2d 65 61 59 27'J Queensid 6s47 10 101 Sydney 51,555 5 103 Cr aj 4V.S79 9 90 Do 4.a 7g 1 93 CI.BB BONDS 4sE1ec4Iis? ft Do 4s 55 Do 4s 57 NYOW r4s92 Do i 4s 5 27 i '4 Do en Ss45 2 LOCAL TEMPERATURES Minimum and maximum temperatures from Southern California points, reported yesterday to the Los Angeles office of the U.S. Weather Bureau, were aa follows; Stations Max. Min.

Los Anjrelee 65 49 Los Angeles (ground) 68 50 Burbank 68 45 Culver City 72 48 Imperial 82 46 Long Beach 64 51 Los Angeles Harbor 61 54 Los Angeles Municipal Airport 62 60 Mt. Wilson 59 42 Newport Harbor 65 49 Pasadena 69 45 Riverside 73 39 San Dieso 67 50 San Gabriel 67 47 Santa Ana 71 45 Santa Barbara 63 47 Torrance 64 47 FORECAST Southern California: Cloudy with scattered showers this morning, becomine partly cloudy this afternoon and clearing partially tonight: considerable cloudiness tomorrow with light rauis by tomorrow night: continued cool. TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION Freclpl- Stations Max. Min. tatlon Albuquerque 69 34 Atlanta 66 56 .03 Bakersf leld 80 52 Bismarck 81 40 Boston 68 50 .53 Buffalo 58 34 Chicago 73 38 Cincinnati 78 48 Cleveland 69 40 Denver 72 34 Des Moines 73 42 Detroit 70 40 El Paso 74 38 Ft.

Worth 68 54 .80 Fresno 78 49 Havre 75 44 Indianapolis 74 50 Kansas City 73 48 Las Vegas 84 38 Little Rock 64 61 .37 Memohis 69 57 Miami 79 74 Minneapolis 75 44 New Orleans 67 61 .12 New York 71 48 88 Oklahoma City 58 51 1 04 Philadelphia .71 49 .26 Phoenix 89 46 Pittsburgh 69 50 Pocatello 67 28 Portland 52 35 Reno 67 32 Sacramento 73 47 108... y'pr ist4s49 2 day at Pierce Brothers, 720 W. Wash ington "Rlvd tor of customs at San Diego, fill NorfS 5s2014 SO THORNBURG HAYES. 32. P.

II. T1BIO HANSEN. J. 30. L.

29. TRAINOR MANN. H. 31. M.

33. VAN HOUTEN CAMPBELL. T. 41, V. 33.

VANLEY SMART. H. 28. N. 22.

WALLACE STUART. O. 66. L. 61.

WARNER ZOLL. H. Jr. 22. M.

25. WATERMAN PLOTKIN. D. 27, A. 28.

WHEATLEY WEIL. J. Jr. 24, 4. 22.

WILSON COX. P. 38. B. 41.

WYSOCKI BOREN. J. 24. B. 22.

YOUDE ELLIS. L. 33. E. 2S.

DIVORCE SUITS FILED ACREE. Florence R. against Earl Jr. ADORNO. Betty against Sam.

AGCILAR. Eduardo against Romelia. ALCALA. Jose G. against Lena.

ANDERSON. Betty B. anainst Charles M. BAILEY. Alice M.

against Robert VV. BECK. Frances P. against George BERTRAM. Lilliam B.

against Ben H. BEUMONT. Albert M'. 8. against Joan.

BROWN. Gladys C. against Jim E. BUIST. Harriet S.

against Whipple J. BURTON. George A. against Phyllis O. CAHAN.

Helen agalnit George M. CALDERON. Carolina against Phillip A. CARLISLE. Juliette F.

against Robert N. CARLOCK. Louise against Haskell H. CASCOVE. Charlotte M.

against Eugene F. CHAIDEZ. Valeriano against Emma. CHEEVER. Alice B.

against Howard CHIASSON. Ernie agninst Helen. CONTRERAS. Alberta against Fiorintino. COVILL.

Muriel L. against Daniel A. CURRY. Lull B. against Ward DANNENFELZER.

Edith against William. DAVIES. Feme L. against Winford E. Jr.

DERCHE, Emlie against Pauline. DICKERSON. Eileen against Joseph. DISTEFANO. Antonio against Laura.

DOMACHOWSKI. Louis J. against Joyce. DUARTE. Helen L.

against Edward. EATON. Harriet M. against Horace J. ELLIOTT.

Lucille asainst Joseph F. ENCINAS. Benita A. against Frank M. FELTS.

Estella G. against Lasrence C. FIELD. Ella M. against Edwin H.

FRIES. Rose against Jack. GAVIN. Alma M. against Chester J.

GLANTON. Fern against Clytus E. OOODE. Lena F. against Willard S.

GORDON. Sam C. against Rose. GRIFFIN. William A.

against Maxine O. HAMBLEN. Doris W. against Harold B. HTXENBAUGH.

John against Opal. HOLGUIN. Eleanor against David. HOWARD. Geneva against Milton Jr.

HULEM. Arline W. against Josenh W. HUNTINGTON. Harold M.

against Mae F. JENKINS. Charles against Lucile. JOHNSON. Madge against Thairel B.

JOHNSTON. Georgia L. against Frank M. JOHNSTON. Rose D.

against Gordon H. JOLLEY. Jack against Jean. JORDAN. Amos D.

against Flora V. JORDAN. Ernest H. against George B. Raymond J.

against Dorothy H. hlSS.E11- Nor against Edward. KASLNTOSH- Jcann L. against lan M. MADDEN.

Irene S. against Daniel L. M5J.W- against Fred L. against John C. fERTZ Allien against Jack MEUNIER.

Lester J. against Pauline. MILLAR. Veda L. against William D.

MEER- Carrie J. against James E. JSETS Cora D. against Claude S. NjrrowESKE.

Bertha against Jack. Aurora C. against Manuel M. OLIVER. Ruby E.

against Robert A. Dawn L. against Erwin H. B- Mainst George Jr. gWFNS.

Susan A. against William P. PAGE. EmPSt TT He.in.f. nnrinnm T.

Bs; 2 3S49 88 CBQ 4s5S 4 10 4- Do 4'js 98 60S NorP5s2047 I 1114t GESHELIN. Peter. Services today, 3 p.m., at Groman Mortuary. HARPER. Charles Hrsllp.

dearly beloved husband of Edna Albert Harper, loving 13 109', 4- 25 1 vtvsj ir.c 97 COW4 82 1 I Do 3s 2047 77 '( OWRRN 3s60 22. ii PGtE 3S74 9 3 Atlan City El iur4 brother of Mrs. Fay H. Wilkinson. Mrs.

Edna Salter Laj Harper. Services 2 Pm. Thurs. at Grace Inglewood ark Cemetery. J.

H. Riedeman in ren iren Am 3'4S 64 2 107'i IBosEd2s7PA 10 1081 14 60 1 119'i V. 0 lOSis cnarge. 1 5s6fi inc 4'js 2019 Do ev 2044 Do 43 94 599 CHIP4S552A Do 4 60 Do 4s 88 HFCK. Walter of Alhambra.

beloved PenRR i5s68 2 137', Do ft 4'is65 8 1283. v. Do 4V.381 14 133H Do 3'4a 52 28 1 09 PeoGLC 5s47 1 lf)5S 87 7 14 5 45 husband of Mrs. Jennie Belle Heck, father of Mrs. Charles A.

Anderson Mrs. E. C. Linder Services 1:30 ro. Fri.

at ine Little utone cnurcn or Turner, 11 Do 4s 34 as43 24 103', 2 ct pt pd 14 CitiesSer5s50 4 104 Con GEL Ba 4s 93 A 10 77 1 2 129 GatinP33is9 8 in4Vi IntersPo6s52 9 98 i Do 5s57 8 102 Jer Cen 3'is 65 48 1 06V 1051, i 974 70 41 37. 9 1 98'4 'i 10'i4- '4 109 'i 101. 70 4- 'i 22 22', 3 1W 4S60 3 HO-4 IPereM 3ns80 10 loS', PhilEL 214S67 5 1 4s37 12 18 2 IPitt Con Coal I 3 65 8 104 'i iRde 95 29 105,... Rio GW 4s39 5 109 V4 V4 RIA-L4'i34 9 64 2 Stevens Turner, 5a0 E. Main Alhambra.

HUMPHREYS, Mrs. Clara E. W. A. Brown Son, directors.

HUTH, William A. Reed TaDley A Geiaer. CCCSL4'i77 30 CI UT 5s 73 4 Com Ed 3s77 5 ConEd 8 D-1 LAW 4s 2042 18 BftRGW 5s55 14 Do 5s 55 a 30 Do 5s 78 ing a vacancy. liar man Wins Approval (JP) The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the nomination of W. Averell Harriman to be Ambassador to Great Britain.

The committee also gave approval to the nomination of former Ambassador to London John G. Winant to be American member of the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations. Vardaman Passed Test Commodore James K. Vardaman known to President Truman and other pals as "Jake," won recommendation of the Senate Banking Committee for a 14-year term on the board of governors of the Federal Reserve System. HYNES.

Sophia beloved mother of Clifford Foster Zella M. Berecochea. sister of Effie Folsom. Margaret Susank Anna Gaines Ar grandmother of Clif- SftjSF 5S50B 27 4 Do 4'is 78 35 47 Do 4s 50 A 108 MVi McCord CorD 4'is 56 10 103 1 "iMidlVal4563st 7 75'4 i 2 1004 V. WASHINGTON, March 27.

UP) The United States Chamber of Commerce directors called today for final elimination of all price controls, except rent ceilings, by Oct. 31 just seven months hence. The chamber issued its statement even as Treasury Secretary Vinson was telling the House Banking Committee "We are well on the way to a balanced budget" and that unless O.P.A. is extended for a year beyond June 30 inflation might spoil the bright economic outlook. Vinson disclosed that Treasury receipts from taxes "are larger than the estimates," government expenditures -are smaller than expected, and declared: "Today we can be more optimistic about the future than ever before.

It would be pathetic if w-e muffed this grand opportunity. We must maintain our controls over inflation a little longer." Notwithstanding this generally good situation, he said, "taxes must remain high." The Chamber of Commerce, through a vote of its directors, said that even before Oct. 31 there should be a progressive elimination of price controls in various lines. "The budget should be overbalanced and debt retired," the chamber directors declared. "Costs of government drastically must be reduced.

Deficit financing must be terminated." Air Agreement Signed (U.R) The United States and France signed a new aviation agreement giving this country commercial air rights in France and strategically located points of the French empire. France in return gained commercial entry to New York, Washington, Chicago, Boston and Puerto Rico. Private Pilots Aided (JP) Bet ioro a. i-iensiey. services xo a.m., in the Little Church of the Flowers, For 105', 106J, IO31I 4 3 -iSHS 5 GtNor 2 GMA-O lnc201S 2 S'LSW rf5s90 33 100 SeaAL C6s45 3 72 Do inc 4 Us est i.awn Mortuary in charge.

Lyo ds in 101 57 7'4 i UO 47 iU 101 ShellTJ 2'is54 3 102 5 103VV IMMONEN, t'no, beloved husband of Jenny Maria Immonen, father of Saga May HurlO 5s62A 10 Ei-M r5s57 10 Do inr 5sS7 12 81 4- 79 40'i li 103 '4 lOlli TiBell 234S81 3 XO 4s 53 3 jjiike. grandfather oi jenny Maria Dune, son of Carolina Immonen, brother of Otto, llmari Toivo Immonen Mrs. Helmi Kinnunen. Services Fri 11 am. soc-vac jso4 1 lOfi it SnPac 4 105'i 4s 2004 Do 81 37 inpa.

8iPubSColo4s49 Do 30 105', ISoCalEd 3s65 Do 4'SsOr77 15 105'4 V4 Do SET 4S50 7 10634. 6s51 104 4- 6 102 4 101 6 107, 8 114'4. 8 102', 7 DO 4s 55 3 TV 4i4 13 in the Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Forest St Louis 7S 54 ICCSL 5s63A 13 103-4 4- SonRy en5sn4 142', I Dn 6s48cv St Do 63 12 984 IntGN 6S52 11 50 71. 15 103Vi Foreirii Bonds 1 IftA OmnWH oan xaKe tity 7j 33 San Antonio 72 45 San Francisco ....62 46 Seattle 49 32 .64 Spokane) 49 44 .22 Washington 79 53 .02 CHURCHMAN Dr. Ronald Bridges, who stresses need for more clergy, higher pay.

Pay Rise Urged for Clergymen Xeed for a larger supply of well-trained preachers was stressed yesterday by Dr. Ronald Bridges, national Moderator of the General Council of Congregational Christian Churches and president of the Pacific School of Religion, in an interview in the Figueroa Hotel. Popular esteem for ministers has declined somewhat in the last 50 years, according to Dr. Bridges, who said social work has attracted many efficient preachers into that service, the need for which has grown with the failure of the church to apply itself to social betterment. Ministers Underpaid "There are not as many ministers in proportion to population as there were a few decades ago," said Dr.

Bridges. "That fact is due partly to eco Do 1st 6s 52 I 88 i 3s81 Int HE 8s44 32 98', SupOlI3 '-isSS TT 5s55 14 105T.4- TP 3Ts85 ty 52 7 102 Vi Th Ave 5s60 KCFta 4s38 lO 81'i CnPaclst4s47 8 105 ''il 6s 58 5 73'4'4 57 65'4 11 84 V4 Lawn Mortuary in charge. JORDAN, Mrs. Mary J. Reauiem Mass today.

9 a.m., at St. Vincent's Church. Cunningham O'Connor, directors. ASH, Virtor. Services today, 1 p.m., at Groman Mortuary.

KOMER, Mrs. Adolphla A. Cunningham O'Connor, dlrectorg. LEACH. Mrs.

Winifred M. W. A. Brown 8c Son, directors. LEONARD, Lueian P.

Services 12 noon Fri. at Pierce Brothers. 720 W. Washington Blvd. LUCKER.MAN.

Barney, beloved husband 9 ja SI JJ2 VITAL RECORD REDUCE 20-40 60 lbs, quick NEW YORK CURB STOCKS VKW YORK- March 27 tIT Tollowln are the elosinr prlceg of a selected list MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED the New Yort curb Exchange: of Anna, father of Isidore Morris Close Close Close Close rvrooer Ranr 12 Lake Shore 19 9h Cornuo Min 2H Lakey ray 13 Lamson Corp 12 Raytheon Mft Rich Oil war Richmond Rad Rio Gr Val Rotary Kl Stl Ryan Aero 193 Cosden Petro 5 Creole Pet 30'i Croft. Rrpr 3 '-i Lane-wells Lane Tin Rle 17 Crosley Mot 16 ACF-Brill vit Aero 8up Ainnrorth Assoc Aireon Mf Do pf Alum Ltd Alum Co Am Am Bfveraae Am Cit Am Cyan Leon oil uev Le Tourneau 17J4 19i 12 ISVa 179 76 Vi 1 53'? 20 3 11 3 33 8 8 30 10 9 4 7 42'i 45 24' Crown Pet 8 Crown Drue 7' Cub Atl Sub 31s Lionel Corp Lit Bros ADATR THURBER. W. 25. B.

22. ALLEN STAPP. W. 25. F.

22. auten Mcdonald, r. 25. j. 21.

BAKER SMITH. H. 52, C. 54. BAMBERGER STORCH.

H. 25, M. 24. BANUELOS CHAVEZ. F.

44. C. 34. BARNES HANSEN. G.

35. M. 23. BECKMAN BLACKWOOD. A.

23. V. 19. BERGER CHIZHEN. 44.

S. 27. BERNARD LEWIS. E. 22.

E. 23. BIRD SPRINGER. M. 21, J.

21. BLACKBURN JONES. O. 29. J.

19. BORN BROWN. W. 21. C.

19. BRIDENBAKER SIEPERT. N. 20. R.

28. BROOMF1ELD ELTON. R. 22. N.

16. BUCKMAN JETT. K. 22, D. 21.

164 i.uckerman Mrs. Rose subotnick. Services 2 p.m.. at the Home of Peace Mausoleum. Malinow it Simons, directors.

MANNING, Aileen. Services 4 pm. today at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, S959 Santa Monica Blvd. MARTIN, Mrs. Edna.

W. A. Brown Son, directors. MATHES. Chris Albert.

W. A. Brown Si Son. directors. METCALF, Mrs.

Mary A. Services Interment Girard. 111. Friends may call Thurs. from 1 p.m.

till 2 p.m. at the chapel of Bresee Brothers Gillette. MILLER, Joseph. Services today, 10 at Pierce Brothers' Monterey Park, 179 E. Garvev Rlvri Lone Star Gas St Lawrence Do pf St Regis Pao Salt Dome Oil Savoy Oil Schulte (D At Scovill Mfe 183 2' Dayton Rub 24'; Dpiav St.rs 14'.

Lone isi Lte Fee better onet look younyerf GIVE Ml ONI HOUR TO MOV! IT IT0P having heart palpitation, Bounding in the templos, ringing in the ears, anertneas el breath, dizziness, head and bach paint, abnormal blood pressure, TIRED, 6TUF FI 0-t FECLINO. Stop being mrrled. timid and fearful. Theoo conditions and emotions are often caused by poor physical form. Come lit or phone but do not write lor free booklet.

AL WILLIAMS HEALTH SYSTEM, (Est. 120) (41 tout Serial Street SIM 727 W. Sovontll Straat Tj27S 11' Louis LE AmiPinP war Dennison Mfs A 15" 4 Si'KE- Winifred S. against Alvin E. alnst Louie.

BISJilpDS, Alberta against Robert J. George H. against Jo A. gOBUJSON. William against Madalene.

ROCHFORD. Harriet P. against Thomas P. Emma against Herman H. SALISBURY.

Thekla p. against David M. SANDERS Lloyd T. against Doris N. If-TAlPha G.

against Dell. 15SSH- Mar5. A- 'nst Edgar A. IMTTH. Irene E.

against Jack R. lolOSv Mazie A-. "gainst Sherman G. SPTNELLT. Gabriel A.

against Laura O. STEPHENSON. Ann against Ernest F. TANNER. Helen E.

D. against Joseph E. JJE2A Salvia S. against Manuel C. M- Mainst Frederick R.

VAUGHJ Myrtle against Ural. VJCKE5J- Madeleine A. aeainst Harold O. WAGNJR Wanda against Carl F. AMSLFJladys I.

against. Benjamin H. Lmian against Harry. against William. ZIERDEN.

Nicholas against Mary E. DIVORCES GRANTED ACHFTA. Irene from Rufino. ANDERSON. Patricia E.

from Edward. Mildred L. Pdna frm Willie C. SASFR- Clarence E. from Dora T.

BAKER. Lois M. from Ray Douglas from Ardelle. BARRETT. Lee W.

from Alice K. BEAGLE Olea from William. SIP- rna H- from Earl F. FS5utfefc 'rJlmElmer Lynch Corn new 21 Am Fork Hoe 23. Derby OH 12 Det Gray Tr 5 Scullin Stl 19 Manati Sue war 6 Am Gas ft El 44 segal Lock 5 424 Det Mich Stoye 1014 Manuel strs 40' Mass Util Asso 3li Seiberline Rub 19 Det Stl Prod 32 Diana Strs 243 selected indtis 6 Mcwui ureos Memnh Gas coro 24'- 22 Vi 8 30 2i: 7.

MONJI. Takeki. Services 1 m. Fri. at 26 9'.

7, 21 Dobeckmun 18 Domett Ind A 67i Semler (R Bl Sentinel Rad Shat-Denn Silex Simplicity Pat Solar Aire Nfercant Stra iMesabi lyon Michigan Sue Am Lun Men Am Light Am Maracaibo Am Pot A Ch Am Republic Am Eeal-Kap Am Superpow Do Pf Am Thread or Am Writ Pap Anvepman Co Argus Inc Ark Nat Gaa Durh Hos 23 '4 4' Micromat Hone 21 V4 iDuval Tex eul 15 ine Japanese Metnomst cnurcn. 35tn 4s Normandie. Pierce Brothers, directors. MOORE, Ida Hannah, widow of Elwaln Fabian Moore, beloved mother of Olive White, Carlos ft George A. Moore.

Services 2 p.m. today at Pierce Brothers, 720 W. Washington Blvd. Solar Mfe 12 28 1 39 '4 194 3 V. 61 64 10i.

14i4 11 6. 234 114 2'. nomic reasons. Any good min Mid St nc 4 Midwest Corp Midi Oil cv nf 13 East Ga 8c 7 East Sta Corp 4 Fast As of 52 sonotone Soss Mfe ter service for private pilot ap So Peon 1 Fiit Wih MR 11'i NERNBERGER, Albert, beloved husband of 13 65 31 15 10 to A 7 El Bond Sh 21, A. 7 Midvale 41 Vi Midwest Abr 7 Midwest Ref Cal Ed pf South Roval Soencer Shoe i-x P' ElectroeraDhiB 21 pr 10J4 Aro TTauiD Amelia wernoerger.

loving father of Edna K. Nernberger. Services 2 P.m., in the Little Church of the Forest T.nwn Mftttn.rT in rhars. Elliott CO 33 ister's salary should be at least equal to that of the average high school principal, but it is not so. Salaries of Congregational ministers are higher than the national average for ministers of Miuer-wohl 31T1 Min Coro Can 9 stand Brew 2 DO ti Ashld Oil Asso Laund Stand Cap 8 42V plicants was promised by the Civil Aeronautics Administra- i tion in announcing the appoint-' ment of 1500 aviation flight examiners who can issue tem-j Molybdenum 18 451; Do nf NICKLESON, Mrs.

Catherine. 9. Atlaa Corn war Stand Dredg Eauity Com 3Ti Esautre Inc 19 Eversherp Ine 57 Vi Fairchild 7 w. A. Brown iz Son, directors.

'roJ? Herbert E. At-lma Ply 27 Monogram Plct 9 MonUDak TJt 12 Mt City Cop 4 CASADY JACKSON. W. 23. M.

22. COUNTRYMAN SILJAN. W. 33. S.

30. COX LOPEZ. F. 41. E.

37. CROMWELL SANDOR. B. 21. C.

23. CRUME OZMENT. W. 24, V. 28.

DAGGS DAWSON. R. 20. I. 19.

DARTT BROWN. R. 26. H. 23.

ESTRIN DRUCKER. 8. 43. B. 29.

ETTLNGER KATZ. R. 25, H. 19. FALCON KROCK.

L. 43, M. 52. FTTCH ROMO. F.

22, M. 20. FLEMING FOOS. A. 37.

M. 27. FOSTER STAPLETON. L. 43, M.

38. GARCIA LOPEZ. L. 33. T.

18. GARRETT WIESMANN. J. 46. D.

53. FELLERS ZUCCOLA. W. 35. C.

28. GILMER VORPOHL. R. 20. V.

23. GIMBERG WALDMAN. R. 31. E.

28. GORDON LEWIN. B. 27, J. 36.

GOURLEY STRILEY. D. 23. B. 19.

GRANT DYE. H. 48, G. 42. GRANT FEINBURG.

W. 37, S. 37. GREENBERG NINBERG. L.

20. M. 19. GRFGORY FOSTER. B.

25. N. 18. HARBORD LANE. E.

25. J. 27. HARKLESS SCOTT. T.

32. Z. 26. HARRIS HALL. J.

23, B. 27. HAR WORTH FOSTER. A. 43, B.

36. HEDEEN YODER. F. 36. F.

23. HEY KRIGBAUM. R. 19. C.

17. HOWELL KUNICH. D. 21. G.

19. HUBER INGLES. R. 31, V. 32.

HYDE GILSTRAP. W. 25. D. 34.

HYDE PACE G. fil. 54. frorn kVSlW PENICILLIN FOR ASTHMA, SINUSITIS, AND BRONCHITIS Hsw Inhalation Ns injactisat Dr. Friedman, M.D., Staff Formerly chief of lor.

Net and Threat Clinic tor 14 years of a i amove hosprlaf in Now York City. (IS S. Hill St LA. VA-I6S4 Daily IS a.m. to less.

Set IS to I PICKERING. Roger W. Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge. RAF SNYDER, Anna M. Services today.

Babcrtck Wil 47 Vi Barium Stl 12 Basic Refract 93i Nat Bellas Hess 6 Fansteel Met 34 Ford Can A 26 '4 Nat City Lines 27 V4 Berk Fura 5 other denominations (under $1500 a year,) but still they are too low." Ford Mot Ltd p.m., at sawarcss colonial Mortliarv. st fow Lt Stand Sil-Lead Stand Tube Starrett Corp Stein Co Sterl Al Prod Sterl Ene Sterling Inc Stetson (3 Birria Fdy 12 rbm" BgYER Mildred M. from Clifford Q. Nat Fuel Nat Rub Mch Nat TJn Rad 21 FranK strs Bliss Wl 26-i 15 20 11 95 73 13 i -eclle irom Milan RANDALL. Frank H.

Remains at Tassell- Maynes Co. ROHR. Lawrence beloved husband of Blue Ridze 54 14, Dr. Bridges will be honored at Braa Tr LF 24 Garrett Corp Gellman Mfe Gen Finance Gen Flreofa Gen Plywood porary permits good for 60 days to student pilots. Greek Award Favored (IP) The Senate Foreign Relations Committee went on record for award of the Dodecanese Islands, NE PA 6s Pf NJ Zinc Niag Hud Pow 9i 29 Breeze Coro 294 Brewst Aero 5 4 BUNKER.

Mar-y C. from Charlotte N. from John L. 14 7 r-10 51 30 .7 12 19 3 26', 9 19 20 2 3 8 48 4 11 12 Vi 10 ose a. Konr.

Kosary 8:15 p.m. Fri. at the Wenz Chanel. 2730 N. Broadway.

Re-ouiem Mass 9 a.m. Sat. at Sacred Heart Church. Sichel Baldwin St. do war Giean Harv 23 a dinner at 6:30 p.m.

today in First Congregational Church. At noon tomorrow he will address Stinnes (H) Technicolor Texoa Oil Textron Inc Tilo Roof Tob Sec Ltd 11 24 11 18 4 Bndgpt Oil S' Brit Celan 6Vi Brown-F Dlst 8d'- Brown Rubber 107i Riiekpye PL 15 Glen Aid coal 21 Gobe! Ine 7i Goldfleld Con 3 Niae Sh Niles-Bem-P Nip'sine Mm Noma Elec SABICHf, William W. Cunninirham fir. O'Connor. Hiree.tnr 27 Gray M'e 19i held by Italy before the war, n.DifrSA-fe, ineima M.

irom Ross D. A- frm Catarino L- J- from Willie Mae CARSOLA Marguerite from Anthony. ollvia from Aaron. from Pearl E. RfeWiLL- from Clarence M.

from Violet C. SCOURTIS. Michael loving husband Tonopah Min Am Lt 10'. Bunk H1U 8c 8 20 oreeni Tico Northeast Alrl 19i Hart Ray vto 6T, Nor Nat Gas Burma ita 2 Burry Biscuit 9s! Fl Prod 3t iTans-Lux Transwest Oil Tri-Cont war Tune-Sol Lp Udvlite Coro a group of men in the' California Club. Next Sunday evening he will be the speaker at the open forum in First Congregational Church.

or i-anagonia ocourxis. xatner or lassos M. Scourtis. brother of Spiros Scourtis. Services 2 p.m..

at the Greek Orthodox Church, Utter McKinley's Broadway. 4254 8. Broadway, In charge. Harva Brew 5 Hat Am 11 53 61 14 37 Nor Sta Pw A Nortirop Airo and Northern Epirus to Greece by future peace conferences by approving a resolution by Sen. Pepper (D.) which would JOHNSON MEADOWS.

R. 19. G. 18. KALOIAN SAOIAN.

L. 22. N. 19, KEITH SUTTON. 3 24.

B. 23 Cal Ba Pow 12 Ear, R- from Alfredo. Hecla Min 16i Hevden Chem 56. Hovaaei-Ag Unexcelled Mfe STREETON. Percy Hall, beloved husband KLTVANS LEARNER.

J. 66. R. 50. 5 Ogden Coro Unit Aire Prod Howard Strs 37 Pac GE 6s pf 44 Vb CalUte Tune Can Ind Ale A 16.

Can Marconi 34 Catalw Am 14 '4 rn Jt, RW TTt 12 1 Unit Coro war Hubbell (ill Ji Humble Oil 54 Do Pf 40 LAKC UIAi. K. 2, t. ia. LINK HENNEY.

B. 21, B. 18. LOHSE KLIMSTRA. H.

42, M. 44. MAOENO RODRIGUEZ. D. 25.

A. 21. unit Elastic Unit Gas Hum-Ross 12 Pan-A Air war Panterjec Oil Cen St El 6s pf 43 Vi Unit Lt Ryl SRffi'-Iiyed L- Irom Robert T. CUMMINGS Dionne E. from Bernard A.

J' frm. peraldme B. SiT0- Alice from William. DENVER. Henry F.

from Haliie T. IPHISON Mabel from Harold R. Naomi from Victor. fromCarmeii. Huyier Hvirriirie Fd 32 i oi reva e.

streeton, latner oi capt. Jack W. Robert R. Streeton, son of Martha Streeton, brother of Lily Steele. Ethel Lawler.

Betty McCray. Walter J. fe Herbert H. Streeton. Services 12:30 p.m., in the Church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge.

TALIR, Ida beloved mother of MARK ION FOX. G. 39. D. 28.

OBITUARY unit Shoe PENICILLIN treatment nose ar a liable WE SPECIALIZE IN TREATMENT Of URINARY-PROSTATE-RECTAL-BLOOD. SKIN-GLAND fr KIDNEY DISEAsli RUPTURE PILES (No Surgery) SPECIAL TREATMENTS TO THE PROSTATE WASSERMANN'S-URINALYSIS-SMEARS PRE-MARITAL PREGNANCY EXAM. Low Fm Liberal Crsdit fcittfidul NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION W. M. BROWN, M.D., STAFF ENTIRE SIXTH FLOOR, CUTTS BLDfi.

706 S. HILL ST. Haors 9 a.ei. to s. Prkrsbrg Penn Traffic El Pow dlv ct 19 Vi US Foil US A- Int See Pennre-ari 29 81 21 5 14 5 11 Vi do or 70 Pepperell MARTINSON FRUEHLING.

J. 27, B. 24. MCLAUGHLIN HIGGINS. V.

24, P. 24. MESH JONES. K. 28.

N. 25. MOORE EMERY. A. 22, J.

19. MUSSLER SNYDER. F. Jr. 24, D.

31. US Radiator HI Zinc 29 Vi Int'-Cle Mch 28 Int Petrol 20 Frank Van Vranken United Stores Unit Wall Pao Dr. Guy Emery S. Ellard. Services today.

2 p.m., at Mno from Pearl M. OARNER. Mary from Walter L. pnaris rarR Phila El nf Pionaer Gold Piper Aire Pitney-Bowes Utah-Idaho Sue Int Prod 14. NLSUN MCiN.Vl'1.

R. 2. 18. NEI.SON ROSS TC- 25. A.

21. Utah 24 10 13 27 8 8 54 20 29 11 13 8'i 8 '4 18 51 16 2 10 Funeral services for Frank Int 8 Ras 6. Funeral services for Dr. Guy OLSEN TITTLEY. N.

26. H. 28. Invest Roy 2a- irom Ida A. Eran.ce5,H- lrom James W.

ceessna Aire a Chief Cons Mm 27 Cities Service 32 City Auto Stpe 17 Claude Neon Lta 6i Clinton Indue 374: Colon Develop 5H Colo war 8, Colta Arm 42 Com As So war 5-16 Comm Wat Sve 43 Cons Biscuit 20V, Cons GE Bat 85 Bona Oaa Ut 10H one Royalty 4'- Cons Textile li ContFdy 2ft Irvine Air Ch 11 'i Van Vranken, 81, former gen Pleas Wine r-ierce cz ueimer a. smitn Mortuary TOIVONEN, Frank. Services today. 10:30 a.m.. at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary.

TON. John H. Services 10:30 a.m.. at Beaver Chapel. Inglewood.

VAN VRANKEN, Frank, husband of Kate M. Van Vranken. father of Lillian Culver Stt y- uuinton D. G- from Robrt B. Wesley, E.

eral manager of the Los Ange Ital Superoow A 23.4 Jeannett Gla 31 Kidde Co 25 Kingston Prod 7 Valspar Corp Venezuela Pet 10 Wagner Bak vtc 25 Ward Bak war 6 West Va 13 W'morel'd Inc 22 Willson Prod 27 Woodley Pet 12 Wright-Hare Polaris Mng Powdr to A new Pratt As Lam Premier Gld Pressed Met Prod Com les Motor Coach Lines, will be C. Emery, 62, 11060 Ophir Drive, retired Veterans Administration medical officer and Medical Corps captain during World War HONEYCUTT. Kate from Judson HOVIS. ElS M. from Rorrt i Kirby Pet 10 of Seattle, Helen Hughes of conducted at 11 a.m.

Friday in the chapel of the Reed Kirk Lake om Kobacker Strs 15 IRKO opt war u. services 11 a.m., from Reed Tanley it Gelger, 721 W. Washington. WEIL, Helen. Services today.

10 am. at Hollywood Cemetery ChapeL Groman Mortuary, directors. will be conducted at 3 p.m. to Tapley Geiger Mortuary at 721 W. Washington Blvd.

Mr. Van LIVESTOCK VFederal-State Market News Service Vranken, a resident of Los An firiVN BUliUK f. 2). 15. 25.

PERRY GWALTNEY. W. 19. M. 19.

PETERSON FOSTER. H. 24. L. 22.

PETERSON HALL. C. 51. M. 35.

PFENNING HOFFMAN. H. 29. E. 28.

PORTER ANDFRSON. R. 19, B. 18. PURSINA GARFIELD.

J. 51. M. 45. RFED SMITH.

E. 25, H. 32. REYES PANTOJA. E.

32. M. 23. RICHARDS MORGAN N. 34.

C. 26. RISK VELLUTI. G. 25.

L. 22. ROGERS KOUGHAN. C. 25, M.

23. ROTE MAN SCHULMAN. M. 29. B.

21. RUB'O MORAN. C. 32. L.

38. SCHERLIS ZAPOLSKY. A. 41, B. 32.

SEBASTIAN JOHNSON. R. 31, M. 28. SHAFER RICKEL.

J. 27. I. 23. SMITH HATHCOX.

H. 20. D. 20. SMITH MEAD.

W. 60, E. 47. SNAVELY MCDONALD. O.

27. 22. SPARKS MALCOLM. O. 33.

E. 32. SPEAKMAN BEAR. W. 27.

T. 30. SPFRLICH ELSON. P. Jr.

23. J. 20. STANTON COOKE. S.

24. M. 20. STEARNS BJORKLUND. K.

31, D. 28. STRUTHERS WILLIAMS. L. 22.

P. 18. CATTLE; Salable. 1300: medium to good steers, 15. 65 17 25; medium to low good Now She's Walking On Air Every day, people who really suffer ffPHl tired, burning feet are learning; the quick, thrillinsr comfort that lies in a jar of lee Hint.

Under the touch of this frosty-whit cream, you can actually feel tired muscles relax, as your feet respond almost instantly to its refreshing; coolness. To help aofters corns and callouses, there's nothincr better; than medicinal lee-Mint. So Ret a jar today and enjoy the blissful feeling that comes with ail-day foot comfort. At druggists. Seei.

geles for 44 years, lived at 1248 cows, ii.2d u.uu: some neia aoove 2d common. 1O.001??. 11.O0: canners and cut S. Orange Drive. He died Mon day at California Lutheran Hos ters.

7 00 9.75; medum to good bulls. LOCAL GRAIN Lot Angeles Grain Exchange (No grains offered.) CAB BECEIFTS Wheat. corn. 1: flour, fl: bran. 1: ereal.

6: alfalfa, 1: poultry feed. eanuta. 1: coffee, 4: popcorn. 1. HAT PRICES Federal-State Market News Service Ray delivered, b.

Los Angeles, per on: No. 1 barley, 30.50337. bO: No. 1 oats, 30.5037.60. Alfalfa.

U.S. No. 1, 35 7539 60: TJ 8. 40. 2 leafy or No.

3 green. 10. 11. SOW 14 ou. FUNERAL DIRECTORS CTXXIXGHA5I O'COXXOB FUNERAL DIRECTORS INSPECTION OF LOS ANGELES' MOST BEAUTIFUL MORTUARY MAY BE -MADB ArJY TIME -8JV WEST WASHINGTON PR-0297 CALVES Salable, 150: medium to morrow at the Gates, Kmgsley Gates Mortuary, West Los Angeles.

Dr. Emery died Monday at Veterans' Hospital. Prior to his retirement three years ago Dr. Emery had served as chief medical officer in the tuberculosis section of government hospitals in New Mexico, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Wisconsin. He leaves his widow, Mrs.

Helen R. pital after a brief illness. He choice calves and vealers. 14.0016.00; common to medium. 12.00 3 4 13.75: few medium u.50.

HOGS Salable. 75: barrows and gilts, 1580; sows, 15.05. DAVID J. MALLOY RICHARD W. MOLLOY Mortuary gUg.EL.

Elizabeth from Ival F. URT Grace R. from Arthur E. "ohJISm Btha McC. from Elwin.

RSISS- Maz'P lr9m Richard. Stuart W. H- frm John H. lT0m Marion C. KEETON Minot from Kathiyn R.

jft.l&v,018 B- from Thomas J. George C. KNOX. Catharine E. from Erie KUNODY.

Mary from Ainolff ANDSRAXH Eva B. from George F. f.YX-. E. from Seymour Elmr 9- from MirJorie.

pOJlG Marjorie T. from William L. from Josephine. LpPRESTO. Violet from Joseph.

kY.9,,i,cNar'cy J- frm Leon. JlSJfS- Vera. from George E. MARTIN. Carrie from R.

Louise M. from Roland V. Dorothy J. from Leo L. McINTOSH.

Chester A from Mar i MeKTNNEY- Lucille EV from Norman H. MfSISP6 Mary H- from Seymour L. 'rom Harry. MOgRLAND Hazel from Henry E. Jess M.

from Milo voV Bi from Jesse M. SRfei A5n M- from Robert William F. GSBORNE. Emma M. from Robert perhattN- P-rom Stanley E.

Marie I. from Vernon J. RAMOSCarlota from Bernardino. glCKETTS Zetta E. from Jack S.

frm Lester C. glfPALJE. Bobbie from Warren M. SJSsli Mildred M. from Ira E.

Rf lRTf Axpertrude S. from John R. A r-KIENDS HOME CENTRA! LV IVTATm 1717 S. FLOWER ST. PR-S328 jfce4, ty Ll Emery, two daughters and one leaves his widow, Kate M.

Van Vranken, and two daughters, Mrs. Helen Hughes of Cleveland and Mrs. Lillian Culver of Seattle. The services will be conducted by Dr. J.

Whit-comb Brougher Sr. and Dr. Kearnie Keegan. Elizabeth H. Gates Funeral services for Mrs.

Elizabeth Hay Gates, 75, retired HAMMOND. MISPAGELi RUPPE LOUIS E. RI PPE. MANAGING DIRECTOR NO OTHER LOCATION. PERSONAL SERVICE.

MODERATE PRICES Hyde Park Blvd. TH-9119 son. Mrs. Eliza Cosgrove Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza PENICILLIN Sw Inhalation Treatment for SINUS BRONCHITIS ASTHMA I A'e injections Dr.

S. R. Luster, M.D 707 So. Broadway, Booss 220 VA. 5061 Open Tuesday Evening BRESEE BROS, GILLETTE FIFTY-THREE YEARS OF FRIENDLY SERVICE pr-si's Cosgrove, 79, will be conducted tomorrow at 10 a.m.

at the Bresee Bros. Gillette chapel. 950 teacher of the Los Angeles city schools, will be conducted today W. Washington interment at 1 p.m. at Pierce Bros.

Chapel, pohSStEXS' r- 1Lm James E. 720 W. Washington cre PIERCE BROS. MORTUARIES TWELVE CONVENIENT CHAPELS INCLUDING CREMATORY JJl5E5RSA.TroN' CALL PR-41K1 MORTUARY INFORESTnLAVN" AT TIME OF SORROW TELEPHONE CLEVELAND 6-3131 Ine. GLASBAXD MORTUARIES Funeral Directors A-S'ilLES PR-12R1 to follow in Inglewood Park Cemetery.

Mrs. Cosgrove, who died Tuesday at her residence, 2108 Valentine lived in the early mation to follow. Retired for gOfl. Bonni. from johnnle the past nine years, she had taught here for more than 30 5v 'rora Raymond a lyoo's at Catalma Island, where Ford F.

years. A member of the D.A.R., HE-8847 Gould Henry VIII Have Had Stomach Acid Pales? History tells how Henry VTTT vonld fewee himself with food and suffer afterward. Don't ignore your sufferings. Try Volga, for relief of acid and stomach stains, indigestion, gas pains, for heartburn, burning sensation, bloat and other condition caused by excess acid. Get a mtrt of Udga Tablets from your druggist.

Urst dose mart convince or return hog tto ue and get DOUBLE YOUR MONEY HACK. Zr-XfifZ-a 4'onore irom Ruth C. IrHm M. from Frederick W. CHULZE.

Frances E. from Gilbert C. Ray J- fron Lucille. she also had been active in the Christian Church, where her her husband, a construction engineer, built some of the first hotels and stores erected there. She leaves two sons, Paul M.

and irom n.veriaste W. father, John C. Ha3', had been RUPPE MORTUARY 1001 WEST WASHINGTON BLVD. PRospect 0115 braileWeraI. h6me service.

Moderate price 1816TOBERMAN STREET. PR-2258. a minister. Her mother, Dr. Sti "azei irom Morris.

Bessie L. tPoris from Earl-qotttIt from William C. STAFFORD, Ruth from Robert E. Jrr 'rom Earl T. Jack R.

Cosgrove of Beverly Hills, and one daughter, Gladys O. Cosgrove, a city nurse. EDWARDS BROTHERS eTirS, rins irom Alice luSJJfi, Gertrude from Paul R. Rilla Hay, was the first woman member of the L.A. County Medical Association.

She resided here at 320 S. Fremont and leaves a sister, Mary Virginia Hay, and a brother, George R. Hay. COLONIAL MORTUARY 1000 'nireBouJeril- PRospect 8281 GROMAN MORTUARY Jewish Funeral Directors .830 W. WASHINGTON BLVD.

RI-2201 1Tom, Robert L. JtSTS01 Esther M. from Robert C. Ida H. Moore Funeral services for Mrs.

Ida Vrft from Samuel VkttSJhL. frmmDomingo G. TAKARA' W. A. BROWN SON TSST.4P.h? iJ- -from James.

DOUCHE fiaroia. 1815 SOUTH 1 REED TAPLEY GEIGER iajSJKTWASHINC.TON BLVD. PR-5J81 ir-rfi- Jr'n u. irom James 8. JJ.ITZKA.

Mae from Arthur a t'OOBM April Est? for ELfL sIiipOEifh la Seta5, romljohn R. H. Moore, 91, will be conducted today at 2 p.m. at Pierce Bros. Chapel, 720 W.

Washington interment to follow in St Cloud, Minn. Her father, George Tewksbury, was a pioneer settler in Illinois and a close friend of Abraham Lincoln. Mrs. Moore ARMSTRONG FAMILY BI-8348 UTTER-McK IN LEY virn i irom Roy E. ZITO.

Ferdinand from Domenica. DEATHS, Funeral Announcements lll I 'It' Ten Convenient Mortuaries. AD-1-S325 2-5-m- toa'y Glas- 1 HOUSE OP HALT. Blvd. "u' "uo ohta Monica William E.

Beaudry Funeral services for William E. Beaudry, 87, of 137 S. West-gate retired landscape architect who died at his home last Saturday, will be conducted by Forest Lawn Mortuary at 2:30 p.m. Saturday in the Little Church of the Flowers. He leaves his son, William A.

Beaudry, and daughter, Mrs. Cora Mense. was active in the American Red EETPR -2212 WALLACE E. WHITE 4 HOWARD J. CALLANAN PR-3243 Cross despite her j-ears.

She re -CEMETERIES- Get reilaf IB 3 mlnuseo you suflar ttcsuas oa.w rash, pimples. ersema lextemaliyoaujoedi.aaraoomy bark I Poai'o MKDI-BALM Is s-imill. medicated tor Instant results. Lao Is. so, lor burns, abated okln, oore.

burtunt lees, Oas Pool MEDI-BALM today, a-os. Jar ft; t-ee XT 70. at all ants and department storae. sided at 333 S. St.

Andrews ham F. Bates, brothe? of Nancy Sally Bates. Private services 10 a Thurs FreToeri BttvinJ lood rTemont South pmsn. Place, and leaves a daughter, Mrs. Olive White, and two sons, P'i bf'oved father of Carlos E.

and George A. Moore. INGLEWOOD PARK CEMETERY LARGEST IN CALIFORNIA Telephone OReeon 81251 Majisoieurn- Crematory Columbarium ROSE HILLS MEMORIAL PARK Service, SaC Tm. iSRtfi Sofruaryin.f'0-"' Sun, Moon and Tide By U.S. Coast and Geodetic Surrey 7700 SantV "tfitU0 Henry J.

Wurzburger Funeral services for Henry J. CEMETERY MAlSOLEtTW CREMATORY 10:30 TO SAN FRANCISCO and Coast Lina point Ovtmight rvic for LESS-CARLOAD merchandise- between Los Angeles, San Francisco, Oakland and other Eastbay points, with pickup and delivery. So fast we have to telegraph the waybills! When war came, we had to discontinue the popular overnight merchandise trains which we pioneered. We had to clear the tracks for war trains. Now war traffic has eased, so we can reinstate this overnight service.

The Los Angeles-San Francisco Overnight starts April 1st, operating every night except Saturdays, Sundays, holidays and days preceding holidays. Husbands Wives YfantnewPepsndVb? Tboooands of enuplw aro aak. waravowt, r-bousted solely because txwjy laces smsu Far Bear vira, vitality, try Outre Tonio Tablets. Owtaons troa you, too. may need for pep: saw TM' -o vttamie Bi.

Get 3i- Introductory aiaa si irrois For sal at all drog stoqro jj-yw uff rfr lift Lou Angeles, at Thrifty Drar trfra. la addition to San Francisco and Eastbay points, this fast overnight service is also available to Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, Santa Cruz.Watsonville.MontereyPeninsula points, Salinas, Salinas Valley points and San Jose from Los Angeles and Alhambra, Burbank, Glendale, Pasadena, San Pedro, Wilmington. The service is easy to use. All you do is telephone us. We will call for your LCL ship-ment, rush it north on the Overnight, deliver it to your consignee's door next morning.

TO SAN JOAQUIN AND OlgENS VALLEYS Overnight service will also be resumed April 1st to Palm dale, Lancaster, Mojave, Searles, points in the Owens Valley, Bakersfield, and to points in the San Joaquin Valley to and including Fresno. tia VAS Workman Mill Road near Whittier Bird. Washington W. jTsavrx rnnne; nutter 4XO-37 BOGOLITB, Joseph. Remains at Cniman -CREMATORIES D(M) Wurzburger, 82, of 601 S.

Howard retired building materials manufacturer who died Tuesday, will be conducted by Bd1vDrHvnS to- Pierce Brothers Crematory 1605 S. Catallna Sa. RE-S179 foo Oua- oo Santl Men nuu'wooa' 0B5 April 24 FLORISTS Forest Lawn Mortuary at 3:30 April 1 April 8 April 18 THURSDAY, MARCH Z8 Services 2:30 Dffi? feSSi Brother ToSof JUPSlie, anta Mnnra ti irantn. BF.2SW7-.&" 8 at ELOPATKIC PHARMACY N. WESTERS AVI.

Mellywood, near Santa Msnlai est. distributors tor Ojvotffy nOUMOIVES MALE FEMALI tU ramitbls pr-utm SO MALE HORMONES, SS.CS BILTMORE FLORISTS Just Phone Ml -2222 and charge it! Delivery to all Mortuaries MAUSOLEUMS in t. inuiiuwr. Mass 10 a.m.. ai p.m.

tomorrow in the Wee Kirk the Heather. He had resided here for 25 years and leaves his widow, Mrs. Olga Wurzburger, daughter, Stephanie Wurzburger, and a son, George G. Wurzburger. CAR v- Remains will be ptter-McKinleys Cresse Rock Mortuary to Urooua, Wis for services interment.

Sun rises 5:47 a.m., sets 6:10 m. Moon rises 3:13 a.m., sets 1:31 p.m. TIDES, LOS ANGELES HARBOR Mar. Low High Low Hieh 28 8:30 4.6 3 9 29 0:30 2.0 6'19 6 7:42 4 2 30 1 08 1.4 7:01 5.3 8:05 4.6 31 1:45 0.8 7:45 5.S 5.0 April Low High Low High 1 2:23 8:26 5.4 8:56 5.3 2 5.2 1 9.27 5 6 3 10:00 4.8 8:48 0 4 10:01 5.7 Tides are given In order occurrence; rirst column denoting time and second column height in leet above or below mean lower water. Light lace tpe denotes Mark face p.m.

Times listed are Pacific Standard Time. 1 ss-le cap niche. Columbarium of Graces, Forest Ln. State 49134. CEMETERY LOTS Want Inirlewood Forest Lawn prop.

In Los Angeles telephone Michigan 6161 any time before 3 p.m. and say "Pick-up Dispatcher." In other cities ask your Southern Pacific agent about the pick-up deadline) HEARtB URN Relieved in 5 minutes or double your money bock Whrtl etcvM Btnmf4l Irlil rMe. Tiainftit PEEL Complete in 2 Hours.) -WRINKLES ALL SKIN DISEASES 2 elnKe-in Fnrcr. lawn n.c C. C.

Carter. 1843 W. Gasre Ave. TW-0211 Blockheads, pimples, sjraiHis. sfca forafing gis.

sour itomarh and heartburn, doctor 'Jsully presrrltt toe fasting acting medicinw known for relief medicines lik blemishes, blotefces, wte, hsrat osreu 100. 60. ACNE ACNE SCARS J. T. GEORGE, M.D.

uonr.MjEs MALE and FEMALE tt GENUINE TESTOSTERONE S18.75 10 Mg. Tablets 30 So 75 -Fomoio Hormone Tablets $8.40 2V'2 Tox on Mail Orders HORMONE PHARMACY Hollywood Blvd. Hollywood 28, Cal complexion, oondrnM, foH) botey iecsiy scalp. MEN WOMEN VA-738S tlose in Bell-ati. T61e.

No bring comfort in a or oou! rour rotiey bark oa mura of bottle to ua jc at mil drug- lJi fritndly Pacific I4UI guts. 6713.