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8 Part SEPT. 13, 1958 tog gngf Ifg Qmr 9 2 WEATHER REPORT Wwther Condllioiri September 12, 195S a at at at Ddotrii, FuriDrel Anriotintavtitnt ParLEC, tdmond tieaana), tovird husband! of Mary of S-erra Ma-jre, fa-j iw of Mrs. Albert Lew'l and Mrs. Ceerge V. Marsoo, bom of Pasaoena Private funeral services tooay ait vale Arrury, Sierra Madra.

PIEROTTI, Cbertet A A I OFFICIAL (Far Setvra, Sept. 11. ItUt American Stock Exchange FORECASTS Las A est las and Vicimtv: Mostly sunny I HEW YORK. Sept II 'J-Foi'owina Klein S'r I I complete low, tics end Kno A 22a change Of transact the Amert- CM Sioc Enmenge today. 1.

72. 6 13 4- 17 7a Services Set for Inventor Funeral services for Arthur E. Case, 71, Inventor of the pay telephone and a radio and television pioneer, who died Wednesday at his home at 1714 Orange Grove will be conduct-4rl at .1 m. todav in Pierca today a "a tomorrow e.cepf "xal early morning coas'at clouds. Not mucn lem-Va pe'a'ura cnangc.

Hgn tamparatura tooay 12. Soumarn California: Mosf'v sunny todar ard tomorrow bjf soma pa'cnv ngnt and Artv mnrmng coastal tow clouds a a A A tutst nrgn 2 7 7. Lemson .40 Hi. W- ''4 La lai ti Pierce Bratnerr Jirrrena, aa. Broadway.

PITCMFORD. Hilda. Utter-McKiniay't Joutttwest. POTHTON, Ricltard I. Fortit Lawn Mortuary and Cemetanr.

PROVANCf, MU4) E. Pierce rotnara' Inalawoad. OUANDT, Aaron. Pierce reman' Vatballa. tAFFLOER, Mrs.

Maud. pierce rotitan' Vantctt, RENFROE, Vailliam L. u. w. A.

Brown 4 Saa Funeral Menu. (ICG 10, Aitonse. Utter-McKiniay't ttallrwoaal. ROBNETT, Alan. a.

1 Baa IJuva. sou'h coast. A ntne cooiar and toca.iy 14 I 3 I 14 I 3 a mountains deserts looav. 12 I I Lear 3. Le Pl IS1 i Do A I 3 1 3'j Leonard 7.V nv'u tauttiarn Califarnia Coastal pad latar- 3 i A iW SO 137 121 .1 L'D reo 1 Loct-a 1 20 IM It 10 7't 7 35 7' 4 1 Pref.

48 Acm. Se Adam Can Aero SuP '0 Aeronca Ms Ar I "VI Aa Gl Sou I atka Airl A I ATI 6n Ale4 Airl A1" Coro Wt Aud A Allied Cm 1 Allt P40 't A'cna 3'. Am Flertron madiata Valleys: Mostly sunny today and 1 hot much ternparaturp cnartga. Southern Calitorwa Maoatain Areas iMosny tunny today and tomgrrow. A t't- 'lit cooiar and local strong, gusty winds i today AhlamA latAriar Afid fSavArt 1 It.

14 54 27 1 1 7 1, LOOga fc 1 La Land 1 40a 2 Lunkn" 1 OSa 114 .4 4 2 6 a 5 i It l'a 7'a 1 2 4 13--4 1 a 19 I i 14 54 2' a 'a U'a 4 i la i J1 10'a 43 5 7 Si 13 17 '4 II 7 isr 3a 1' Oixamoma art EOCHIN, Gloria beloved wife Can-iei mnther of Robin-Ranee. 69 n. LOS AsO 1 PertiM rlnt.nw tad aw Mnsl.y 19 3 1 5 4 4 I '0 4 24 4 aah Tnervaaicneie i nesj-wiwow Rocnin daughter of Mrs TiAt.c.. Brog Hollywood Chapel. In- 34 5' a 35' irr-e ll' 25 3 34 4 10 7 4 Am Laun I JOf 1 penter Frederick r.

carpemar urnment in the Chapel of and Mrs. Jeanne Grimes 30, Monday, Wee Kir the the PineS Will foUOW. l''4 sunny tomorrow Winds locally strong and 4 7- S2 g.jsty today. Sligntiy cooler today H.gh tamperaiures t'om 40 uepar vaiktyt 10 around 100 lower va'levs. in.

i Arnopa: Considerable c'oud-tvess with 4" scattered thundersnowers tooay. Decreav mg clouds west portion but scattered il i tf'jndf near mttm border 1o- 5 a manl an Inmarrn. Few lorallv heavy 24 1 5 a ,5 1IH 7' 2 2 4 134 3 a 19 14 544 2'- 11 H-4 4 4 23 a 10 lfMa 32 43'4 it 4 5 1 '4 'tt II 4 I 1 10 1 H'4 12'. 24 a 4 13ia 2'a 43' t. Lynco Cp Vac'ad Put) Vac Trk wt 1.

Vaqna O'l 1 20 Vansl T. I 10 .40 Ind .4 VrDOO Aire IP 3 2 i Vad Jotin 20 vnasco 30a Wcrr.ll Isl Vpsani Iron 14 i. 34 4H 44 10 -4 1 aau44Av il79.jg'' 0OANil Am Vlg 90e i Am Mater 2 1 Am Ptrnf A lOr 59 Heather. Forest -sr. Ir.

T- is lieu of flowers, memorial donation may be sent to the Arthritis and aX( OOC 11 OJ UVSaV 4t Ul All- diana. He was an officer in I Rheumatism Foundation, ao'a mwin. Boulevard. Beverly Hills, Calit.) ROOERMAN. Oscar.

Utter-McKinleyl Viowpar. Am Pnoto 30 Am Seal Am Tn.d pt 'a A VI Ipc 'at Amur O'l A "aeon 14 A ict Post 1 Am F.pl AnQ Leu A the Sons of the American Revolution, executive secre- i- 33. 17-. II 7- J' 15 14 snoe.ers today. Occasionally strong g.jsty wnds tooay.

Protaoiy litut warmer tomorrow. COASTAL WEATHER Point Conception tt) Meaican Bsarler: ROSENBAUM, Merman. Services Sunday. II am. at Hillside; iQ.

Americans IOf Mac- Mausoleum Chapel, anaiinvw Arthur and procurement di i.jo 1 'i Thar 70a ,4 4icrl Cham 4 t.cn Sugar i Do pt .0 -I ii" V'CrO Hona 35 27 ivid-yv AO 0 9, I- M.OW P'P 40 APP Pow Of 4' i 3i 34 4 a 44 10 4 a 11 4 3 4 a 14 Wa II'; J1 3' ti 1t' 4 a 5 a 19 I '4 10'a 2 a 34' 10'4 22 A'k OH I A'k La Gat U'4 10 I a 43 37 4 U'a 4'a a 1 20 10 7 Aeslerly wmas 1 to 20 n. in et'er-iit noons today and tomorrow but locei'y is 4 i northwest winds reaching 15 to 30 n. iii i1 Over Outer Channel waters' Mostly sunny 'Z bom days but patcnv coastal low clouds a'ong south coast night and mornings. Not 24 t1 4much change. 17 I WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY A well-marked trough of tow pressure 76 7 7 1 yesterday extended from Montana down 16' 7- V4 thrmian the Western Plateau tn I 10 7 tl'a 17 24 254 16'.

ia 16' 43' i 4' 44 12 14 2 10 4 5'4-19-4- l'a 10 W.rro At 90a vo Pb 5v .726 Molvb iWoiybdari .40 I Do wt 11 Ha rAThONAiY mmm wx mmm. 10 II rector with the Army Signal Corps during World War II. He was the owner of the Case Radio Co. in Marion, and retired in 1944. He leaves his -widow Georgiana; a daughter, Ruth Durrett, a grandchild and great-grandchild.

if It Armour wt A 'mat Put) A 1 Arnold Alt .30 Do pt 35 AroEaulP I Ate mere Am Art Prod Asso Fd StM A no Oil Gat AH Cst Co I Atlas Mln af Atlas Corp wt Altai Plywood Al'ti'O t)8V Auto Vol II Moody In I Vt Clem Mt SI TT aaO Miintr TV 3' Vi 35 4 1044 34- 50 133 3S 31 It 31 2'4 35 H' 3' Vm 14 tt'l Vurphy 27 a'k 5'a 114 4 JOf 1 31 Murray Ob 'Muter Co Nachman 1 174 1 i.rl 9 alley si Baker Ind 'l Nat Alt Deb 1'. 43' i .1 Nevada and along the Ceiifornla-Ari2ona 2'a jborder. A low prassura center remained laoout 200 miles west of tha Washington 1 coast. Tna Pacific high was rather broad. 'J centered about 1100 miles norlheast of a "i Hawaiian Islands.

A low pressure area was developing on a front about 700 miles south of Kodlak Island In i4 Iconnection wnn the low off tha Washing-a '3 ton coast weather occurred J1' t3 along the coast as far south as Pt. Bragg. 4 Advisories still were being issued on a tropical storm located near 17 deg. is arq w' 3 NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY 4 'a Cool air yesterday continued to have a 3'4 tenacious hold on the eastern portion of p. the nation.

Considerable cloudiness and 29'4- '4 rain brought the touch of la'l to the la Southeaslern Unitr-d States from the 14 Mississippi Valley eastward 143 1 'through the Guit States to Georgia and 1'a 'Virginia. Temperatures were near 90 over 1'a And naifhern Tex ttmnara. NATION'S WEATHER This mop, based on United States Weather Bureau information, summarizes weather conditions yesterday. Figure beside cities indicates the moximum temperature. Definitions of terms used are: Cold front: A boundary line between cold air and a mass of warmer air, under which the colder air usually advances southward and eastward.

Warm front: A boundary between warm air and a retreating wedge of colder air. The warm air usually odvances northward and eastward. Stationary front: An air mass boundary which shows little or no movement. Occluded front: A line along which warm air has been lifted from earth's surface by action of opposing cold air. This often ccfuses precipitation.

Shading indicates areas in which measurable rain has fallen. Cir-cled numbers indicote high and low barometric pressure in designated areas. 33 a 50 15 14 II 31 14 4 4 1 1 44 2'4 133 77 J7 4'a 5'4 111 4' a 7 4 20' It 1'4 34' 4 I'a J'4 1'a 29 7 10'a 141 I 1 23 14 21 2 ll'i 3 4 I 1 3 4 I '4 30 1 P4ld KUO I Paid SC .119 Banff Oil Binum Stl Parker Bros Parry Con! Basic Inc 1 Btvview Oil Bearings Pwut Bwriois B'ad Feota ioa Brat Trac '4a BrH Corp Rr Am Oil I II' 4 1 3'4 15 15' 43 '4 U'4 3.. 1'4 14' 7- V. 41 I'J 15'a- l'4- I.

3'. 5 4 I' r. 7 A'4 43 '4 7 '4 Nat Ball '4 Nat El Wei I Nat Pat Nat Rub 40 Nat Starch lo Nat Teiatilm Nat Trans 2M Nat Un ElfC Nantune 1 40 NaMe LaM .30 Cham Pat Eng HI I NH Clock Idna NJ Zinc 30p 17 3 2 14' la 15'4 1'4 3 4 il I Ta 4 'H 43 7 14 tl'a 2 3 7 20 II 40 143 1'a 10 Divorces Granted 1 Am Tb verman. dtrectors. SCHSOETER, Mrs.

Jessia E. Pierca Brothers' Hollywood. SCOTT. Lester F. beloved husband of Dalores Scott.

II Saturday, Church of tha Hills. Hollywood Hills Branch. Forest Lawn Mortuary and eemetery. SENDLER. Samuel, beloved brother of Rosa Schwartz Robbins.

Services 1 m. Sunday at WIHeti Mortuary Chapel. SHUMAY, Anna. Utter-McKinlev't Southwest. SIMPSON, Mabel J.

Services today, 11 a at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. SPEES, Mariaretta D. Pierca Brothers' Simone-Fred A. Turner, 1536 East Las Tunas, San Gabriel. STAGGS, William Arthur.

Forest Lawn Mortuary end Cemetery. STEPHAN, Maggie. Utter-McKinley's Broadway. TAYENAKA, Tsuneno, beloved mother of Bill, Mac and Hidemi. Services September 15 at I m.

at Fukui Mortuary Chapel In lha Gardens, 707 Turner Street. TAYLOR, Alston D. Services Saturday, 10 a.m., at Armstrong Family. TAYLOR, George of 1701 East Las Tunas, San Gabriel, September 10, loving husband ot Mrs. Ethel S.

Tavlor. Funeral services 11 a m. Saturday at the Du Bois Funeral Home, 114 North San Gabriel Boulevard, San Gabriel. TAYLOR, Harry E. Services 1130 am.

Monday at Pierce Brothers' Little Country Chapel, 10621 Victory Boulevard, North Hollywood. THIES, Anna M. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemitary. TUCKER, Wilham. Pierca Brothers' Van Nuy.

TUMARKIN, Isidore. Services Sunday, 11 a at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. UNCAPHER, Joseph H. Pierca Brothers' Inglewood.

VAUGHN, Donna. Utter-McKinley'i Wilshire. WARNKE, Lvdia E. Utter-McKinley't Vlewpark. WEAVER, Sylvester beloved father of Sylvester L.

Weaver Winstead (Doodles) Weaver, Sylva (Mrs. John Lincoln) Rowland, Rosemary Weaver Fritz, also survived by 5 grandchildren. Services and Interment Monday, September 15, at 11 a.m. at Weslwood Village Mortuary In Westwood Memorial Park, 1218 Glendon Avenue, West Los Angeles. WECHTER, Celia of Chicago, be 1 Mm Ar Pac CiO 20i.

joj. 20'a 'New Pk Mng t- New Sup Oils 4 Brit Put 40 800 Brown Co 30p 23 Brown Ois 3 Do pf 40 2 Bron Rub 2 BSF Co 4t 4 Buckeye Corp 05a 3 Budq P' law .60 2 Bui Ecli.se 70 Bunker Hill 05p Burma) M- Burr Burry Bin .10 1 r.aij Ed .10 10 rai East av 15 fal Fl Pow .76 II l'4 "4 NT Auct 70a 14J. Nickel Rim 3'a 3la- Lis I' I t- V. Nord Ketay 17'. 17S.4 Nort So Ry 10'a VP- No Am Cem A '4 A I No Am Roval l'-a No Cdo Oils 4'a 5 I No Penn RR 4 30' aO'44 Va Noeast Airl INorthspan Ur H'7 14 "4 DO Wit 23 tures were generally in the 60s and lower Marriagtj licenses Uludd 14 70s from the Eastern Great Lakes and coffuan ri icy ir on ta 1 Ohio Valley eastward to the Atlantic 'a- warmer air spread over the nrTf tYp 1'.

Central Plains, the Central Mississittoi 6LLAR DO MARTIraEZ. O. Jr. 22, M. 15'4 Vai Valley and the Western Great Lakes witnL iluirn.

i. highs in the 70s and the low 10s In the Gfu M- 22 7 7 Mississippi Valley climbing to tha low 41. G. 41 3 90s over tha high plaint. A fresh surge.

G2NALtEThAJLE.5A'4?E?- 27 N- iH-M'o' cooler air dipped out of Canada M. 4. 44. 30 I Eastern North Dakota and North M. 4'4 Inesota holding temperatures to the low J1' G-3'7 '4 70s and causing a few widely icottared nLVrro0- 41' showers.

Cloudinesa and showart caused "WERLE J. 33, H. 31. 5'- V4 tamper otuies over the plateau region to! "AVENS-S MpSOU. J.

25, P. be 10 to 15 degs. cooler. Showers and "eLMSFULLMAN. C.

20. T. II. thunderstorms wera reported along iGulf Coast. Funnel clouds also wera re-lHOPN-FRAfiER.

A IS, II. ported in tha vicinity of Key West, Newi HOWELL-ANDREWS. 21, A 23. 95 and Wilbourne, Fla. Scattered, HUGHESWELLS.

R. 27, B. 25. 15 thundcrshowers were reported throughout 'BERRI-SMITH. D.

19, D. 17 14 Rocky Mountain and Plateau States. 7 57 25 17 15 5 1 4 a 7 14 5 I 2 10 32 .50 14 99 33 65 23 50 3 50 II 50 ISO 2 3 i 23 1 1 V. 23'4 14'4 1'a I 1'a 15' 7 3 30' i 4'4 3'l 69 5'li ft 13 95 15 14 64 II 4'i 31' 25' 22'4 JACKSON, Georgia O. from Waller E.

JACOBS. Herbert L. from Els.e B. KNOX. Merrill H.

from Frances O. KOPERSKI. Rosa M. from Joseph J. LEE.

Elitabem from John. LEON. Juanita from Svlva V. LOWE. Soohie from Paul E.

LYON. Leatha M. from Ora T. MARSHALL. Marcllle P.

from Richard MATLIN. Theresa from William. McCHESNEY. Richard D. from Ann M.

McKEE. Hazel from William D. MITCHELL. Mary T. from George C.

MONTIEL, Carol L. from Ernest D. MUNOZ. Felix from Gelia. NORDSTROM.

Betty L. from Charlei t. ORRELL. Cora K. from John E.

OURA. Shige from George PERRAULT. Darlynne L. from Ronald J. REES.

Henry M. from Juanita M. REISS. Rosalie from Norman L. RODRIGUEZ.

Francisco from Maria Y. 5AHLI. Dorothy I. from Bruce N. SALYERS.

Janet R. from James W. SANFORD. Solage C. from Arthur F.

SfTRDI. Steve V. from Zona. I 15 34 I 7 17'. 10' 1'a 5 30' 1 30'a Sit 34'.

3 '4 2'. 3 1'a 15 a a 7'i 3 a 30' 4 4 4 31, 40' i 51 2'4 1'H 1 95 14 13 17', 2 4'a 30'. 25' 30'. 30'4 Nuclear Am Camd lot 1.29. 5 CamDb Chib 135 Deotht, Funeral Anneuneementt GALINDO, Feliciana.

Pierce Brothers' Simon, 2814 North Broadway. SAULT, Mary Ceoitola. Pierce Brothers' Hollywood. GIBSON, Margaret. Pierce Brothers' Van Nuya.

OIULY, Father Jean. Cunningham A O'Connor, directors. OOBLE, Waller H. Pierce Brothers' Irnlewood. GOLDSMITH, Etta.

Services Sunday, 11 a.m., it Mail-now A Silverman. GOLDSTEIN, Sam. Services were conducted Friday by the Willed Mortuary. GOMEZ, Ygnacia. Uller-McKinley's Broadway.

GORDON, Robert Ingemar. Pierca Brothers' Lincoln Heights. GREENSPAN, Abraham. Groman Mortuary, directors, GULYAS, Galman. Utter-McKinley's (roadway, HART, Sidney.

Services Sunday. 12:30 at Hillside Memorial Park. Groman Mor tuary, directors. HAMP, John, beloved husband of Mrs. Ruth L.

Hamp, father of Mrs. Dorothy Goodman, brother of Oscar Hamp, 2:30 Tuesday, Glendale branch. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. Wife Slayer Sentenced to Prison Term Anthony Frye, 46-year-old aircraft worker, yesterday was sentenced to prison for five years to life for tha June 16 murder of his wife, Florence, 29. Mrs.

Frye was killed with multiple hammer blows over the head in the climax to a row about Frye getting up too late to report to his job. Frye said he was in a vile mood when his wife routed him from bed after returning from her own night-shift job. He said that after drinking some vodka' with orange juice chaser, he ordered his pregnant wife to prepare breakfast. When she "attacked" him, he! beat her to death with a hammer. The tragedy occurred in their home at 13625 Yukon Hawthorne.

Frye, who went to trial without a jury, had been found guilty of second-degree murder by Superior Judge Clement D. Nye. sa- unoen s.p 34 Pw pt 4'i 3H iOkonllt a Vs i Omar .40 2 34 a 2 4 3 l7 14'a Carl Camant 1 2 Can So P't 31 enn Atl OH 14 Cnn Hmstd 24 Cdo Marc Cdn NW Crln Pftrol pt 3 Crtn Will 5 Canal Rand 40 a V. 7i ii nnlnl. renJJierf 7 JOH bON I A At SON R.

20, L. 20. Ir Bufrau ier foMows- I KARDOS FEINHANDLER. T. 24, P.

21. 224t Burcu wer follows. KEIM-FAGAN. B. II, M.

11. 94 Hi Station- Ma. Mln KELLY AC HFR. T. 24, M.

20. 14' 7 I'i 9 'a 10 43 SHAHBAGHLIAN. from Meredith. 943, I 10 9 9' 4 10 43 O'okiep 1.47e Overs Sec Onford El Pac ct 1 Do 5 pf 1'4 Do 4' 7 Pt I 'a Pac Ltci pt 4'4 Do cv pf 44 Do Pf 4 ,16 Pac Nor Airl Pac Pel Lid Paqe Her .90 Pan Israel Pancoast Pet 1 Carey ft 1 Los Anoeles 82 67 KOUTNY McCUNE B. .19.

A. 38 4 50 124'k I 85 15 15 .10 SIMS. Eva L. from Ernest L. SINCLAIR.

Dorothy D. from Paul A. SMITH. Josephine E. from Charles R.

SMITH. Thelma R. from Richard E. .20 104'i 104 2'a 3 HJ4 '4 1' 7- 9 '4 10 43 'j 17 '4 7'a- "4 '4 2 '4 25 1- ii't- 11 '7 2 5'a V4 5 44 I 23 35 17 17 71 7' a 9 2 r. TAYLOR.

Margaret L. from Howard H. THOMAS. Benlamin H. from Helen B.

THOMPSON. Fae from George D. THOMPSON. Sylvia J. from Charles TYLER.

Wilma L. from Harry R. Carnation 1 40a Cata PJ.L Pf 5 Carter .40 Castle A 1.20 Caialin '49 Cepco Inst 'it Can Hadloy Cn III ire .30 Do Pt I' 7 Can Pw Pt 3'i Charis Corp 1.7! rkarlar nd 12'. 25' 7 44'. URBAN.

Frieda M. from Robert T. 25 'a 44 II Panlep Oil Park Pen A 1.20 Do 1 20 Prkbg Aet Palino Can HELFRICH, Margaret. ID VARSON. Ida C.

from Andv. VEGA. Frances S. from Daniel Q. VIVEROS.

Gardenia from Salvador. WAXENBERG. Jean H. from Albert L. 24 13 40 44 1'a "Poereii Ja loved wife of the late John near mother of Jerome Alvin F.

and Seymour devoted grandmother of 4. great-grandmother ot 3. fond sister of Levone Oopenheim, Dorothy Licb-man. the lata Abe H. and Barney J.

Linenthal. Services Thursday, Seofember 11, 1958, at Piser Memorial Chapels, 5206 Broadway, Chicago, Illinois. Chasebrounh 3a 5.50 101'. 103 Peru Oils 80 S9 LIGHTHILL- RICHARDSON. O.

51, N. 50. ...86 53 LOPEZ GA ROAR A. A. 24, C.

25. ...87 48 LORENTZ -GYURICZA. N. Sr. 66, V.

40. ...102 82 MAAS BARNES. R. 20, P. 14.

...82 59 McGILL ALKEMA. D. 24, S. 11. 88 49 MECOZZI- DONDANVILLE.

J. 24, N. 24. 92 44 MOORE-HILL. E.

21, S. 17. ...107 83 MONROE JAMES. A. Sr.

45, O. 42.. 79 40 MOSER-REITES. R. 20, J.

18. 81 59 MONTAGNA AVILA. F. 25, E. 18.

78 62 MONTANO GOFFNEY. D. 29. 25. 84 57 MONTESANTI MATTHEWS.

R. 18, B. 18. 70 52 NEWK IRK KENNEDY P. Jr.

22, M. 19. 101 78 NOTTINGHAM HA YDEN. M. 23, S.

20. 60 OUELLETTE EASTWOOD. R. 31. M.

21. 84 58 AN KRATZ FOLEY. L. 23. J.

II. ...103 62 PERRY BROWN, J. 45, D. 44. 83 58 PHAN-CHAN-THE SAVAGE, J.

20, E. 21. 51 59 PLATT PERRY. C. 28.

M. 28 84 54 POLLARD MARTINDALE. J. 20, M. 30.

63 49 POTTS ZIMMERMANN. N. SI, C. 60. 87 55 PROPERNICK-PASCAL.

F. 33, G. 16. 78 69 RAMIREZ NAV A. F.

92, R. 76. 87 54 RANEY MILLS. G. 31, D.

IB REYNOLDS-RODRIGUEZ. L. Jr. 34, E. 83 59 77 Beaumont ll'i- aa Bisnop Blythe Burbank 6 Camoo 1 ta' Daggett 16 3,4 El Centro 6 Va Long Beach 5' IL A.

Airport 57' itltj Montebeilo 1'a IMt. Wilson 1 Needles 14' Newport Beach 43, Paimdale 'A 1 Palm Springs ll't Pasadena Paso Roblea 73 '4 1 Riverside 8' la 1 Sandbars. 31 -J San Bernardino la Diego 2' 4- V.iSan Gabriel 273.4-V 4 1 San Pedro Chief Mining 7 Christiana Oil 12 Pierca Brothers' Inglewood. HILLMAN, Max, beloved husband of Sara Hillman, loving father of Dotty Kaplan and Sam Hillman, brother of Sam Hillman, also survived by 3 grandchildren. Services Sunday, 10 a.m..

at Hnllv-wood Cemetery Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. WEAVER. Jacquelyn from John F. WESELOH.

Georgia from George. WHITE. Marietta from Earl L. WILLIAMS. Dorothy from Clinton.

34 6' a 1'. 1'i 15'a 6' 1 5' 7 57' 7 1'a 5'. 14' 7 4'4 l4 ll'i l. 73' 4 8'a 33 1'a 7'a 28' 7 484 Phil LS DH Philips El Phillips Sc 05a Piaseckl Aire Pierce Ind Pioneer Chromalioy Cmerama Clark Control 1 143 1 WILMOT, Myri A. 1 services luesoay, p.m., ai Armstrong Family.

Pit Lake 4e 1 50 WILLIAMS. Vela A. from Kay M. WILLIAMS. Violet A.

from Richard. WISDOM. James T. from Irene H. Dcatfcs 5'4 JIVi 2 "4 U'4- 4'4 4'a 3 '4 Vi 13' It' a- 'i 30 Va 4'a Vt WYRICK, Joseph W.

Pit Rwvs 2 1 3J 14 36 2 1 2' 1S'4 33' a 'a 6 It 16 15'a 6 a S'7 S4'4 1'a 5'a 14' 1 4' I S'4 U'I 72' 7 B'4 31 1' 7' 4 373, 48' 4 2a 4S'4 'a 5'a 15 9 10" 87 40 l34 53 3014 1734 Clarost Mtg .15 Clary Corp Clopay Corp Coast Oils Cocksbutt Ed Colonial Sd .30 Comm Sy I 30 fftmnn fth 90a Services 2 p.m. sunnay ar pierce Brothers' South Cities Mortuary, 9434 Long Beach Boulevard, South Gate. Pneu Scale I Wl Polaris Mn Polornn A Por Rico Tel 1.40 Pow Can 2 Prairie Oil HOFF, Edwin. uttar-McKinley'i Compton. HOKE, Anna.

Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. HOLLAND, Marion. Utter-McKiniey't Inflewood. HOLLOWAY, Albert. Pierce Brothers' Van Ngyt.

HUBBARD, Milton J. Hammond-Misoagel A Rupee. Funeral Announcementi 3 Santa Barbara Tnnnelly Cflnt 13 ANDERSON, Bartley Gibbs. jfuncral Directors Cons Cuban Pet Forest Lawn Mortuary and cemetery. Pren Hall ne -Press Met Am Consol Diesel 5i.

21 J1'4 2'4 U'4 4' 4 4'a 2'a I'i 13'i U'a 30 i'l 5'4 20'a 3'a 9 14H 4'. 9' a 'a 14'-4 2'a 72 12' 14''4 3 5' 7 2I4 2'a 1IH 4' 4 4'a 3 11 13H II 30 't a 21 3'1 9 a 15 9'4 14i. 4-4 2'4 72 11 3 ANSCHELL, Chester, Airman 1st Class. Cons Mining -Wl Forest Lawn Mortuary and cemetery. Santa Maria 71 53 1 Thermal 103 78 C.

35, A. 30. Victorvllle 89 58 SAC A BURGER, R. 20. J.

17. Warner Springs 90 47 SACKS SIELER. S. Jr. 53, M.

50. TEMPERATURES AND PRFCIPITATION JJIJyeMURAKAM'r 'Is A 35 OVER THE NATION FRIDAY SALATHE COLE A 70, Z. 5. Preclpl-'SALAZAR SAAVEDRA. E.

20. A. 19. HUPP, Irene. MORTUARY IN VALHALLA Cons Retail Sirs rnnt Rnval OBe BARRY, Patrick J.

2'a 46 4 Vi il 15 V. 9 10Ht V. 87 -1 U'i 40 "4 Cunningham A O'Connor, directors. IRVINE, Leota. Pierca Brothers' Let Anaalat.

Cont Air Line JAACKS, Margaret Pearman, widow of Max. Mln. J. 25. F.

23. Cont Ay toa Cont Coml .40 Cont Industries Cont Material fnrn Inc lb 70 37 SCHUR-GINSBURG. W. 23, M. 20.

37 Shrine Party and Families Leave on Europe Trip Off on a 17-day European tour yesterday went, 200 Shriners and their families. Headed bv Potentate C. P. Pierce Brothers' Santa Monica. BEALL, Lata Mae.

Pierce Brothers' Hollywood. BERLIN, Dina Lee. Services Sunday, 10 a.m., at Hillside Memorial Park. Groman Mortuary, directors. BLENDOW.

Gilbert W. Station-Albany, NY. Alhuuuerquo Amarillo Atlanta 82 SHAPIRO-COHEN. R. 27, S.

21. 3'a 9 4 Vi V. 4 '4 Vi 72 13 1 4' 3 2' i- Henry c. Jaacks, Beloved sister of Prudence Dunham. Private services were held.

Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. (Omaha. Neh HAmlrl nleae- rnnw 1 Cott Beveraga .10 1 MEMORIAL PARK COMPLETE MORTUARY-CEMETERY SERVICES IN ONE LOCATION Valhalla Services Can Be Arranged At Any Neighborhood Pierce Brothers' Mortuary STaniey. 7-3133. UTTER-McKINLEY MAIN OFFICE DU-8-2481 4 20'at 173,4, 'a 53 203J1 173.4...

Prest Proqress Mf Prophet Co 40 Prov Gas .54 Pub Col pf Pug Sd 80 Pvle Nat 1.20a Quebec Llth Rapid Am 'i Rath Pack .350 Raym Int 2 20 ROg Tube nt Vi Reda Pump Rels Co Re Iter Fost Relian Ins 2 70 Rem Arms -20a Repub Ind .40 Richwell Pet Rio Gr .10 Rokeach Roosevelt JACKMAN, Frank loving brother of Crane carr Cwmla Pat 1 Crowell Collier 75 f-rnmn Pet Via I Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. Ruth M. Sollee of Ashland, Or. Services Mnnrtav. 9 at Chanel Blrminqham Bi.smarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo bondies, or.

ouve 1., widow ot the late Dr. William C. Bordies. Services 3' p.m. Tuesday at chapel of Chimes, Inglewood Cemetery.

Ham- Crown Drug Cuban Am Oil 12 2'i ot Turner, Stevens A 11 lesion, 1000 22Tf mono-iviispagei A Ruppa, directors. JOHNSON, Oscar. Pierce Brothers' Inalawnnrf. Cub Atl Susi 7HV la Wa 22 Fremont Avenue, south Pasadena, 36' I 34' i.C. Cuban Tobacco 84 44 74 B8 79 65 90 47 91 75 84 72 70 72 9J 80 72 87 77 43 9'i- 1 7 1 -if Casper Charleston, Cheyenne Chicago lieu of flowers, please donata to 2'a 46 4 15' 9 10'a SB' 4 U'i 40 4' 31 17V4 53 2IW4 173'4 7a 43' 7 9' 7 11 4 4'a 6 'a U'a 3'4 HHi 44 4'a 173 19 22 II 4'a 4 I'i 7' 1 21 4 20 21 JOHNSTON, Joseph J.

Pierca Brothers' South Citiai. JONES, Annie L. MacGregor of Al Malaikali Temple, the group departed from International Airport via Trans World Airlines for Cleveland Columbus, Groman Mortuarv SERVING JEWISH FAMILIES RI. 1-2201 Cuban van qii pailch Pawega Store navidson Deiay store (Sen Mfs A 1 0a Patrolt Gray Iron Development Corp Roowvelt Pac American Cancer Society. BRIANT, Lola E.

Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. BROWN, Lionel. Military services Thursday, 1 p.m., at Ft. Rosecrans National Cemetery. San Diego.

Friends may call Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Mno Pierce A Del-mar A. Smith Mortuary, 925 West Washington Boulevard. 34' 74 i' Jl V. J'a '4 2'a Hit 34i2'.

15 4 11' list- Pierca Brothers' South Cities. KAMINER, Joseph. Services Sunday, 12 noon, at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Groman Mor tuary, directors. KARLINER, Abraham S.

Sunday, 4 p.m., at Arm New York, from where they SHAW-SIPLE. M. 57, E. 47. SHELTON ABBOTT.

J. 64, H. 73. M. 26, J.

21. SMITH CARTER. K. 35, B. 21.

T. SMITH LEQUIRE. C. 18, K. 20.

SOLOMON FATTLER. D. 24, L. 24. M.

43, E. 37. I STAUFFER CUMMINGS. R. 29, B.

32. I STEWART GR I JALVA. A. 18, I. 18.

1 06 ST ICKNEY STARLING. J. 34, L. 26. TATUM WAYNESBORO.

L. 23, J. 20. TAYLOR LA CROIX. R.

24, D. 34. TRAB AND ALEX. J. 29, J.

29. TURNER WALLACE. D. 23, L. 17.

TREON ZANKICH. R. 24, M. 19. VICARIO FRAIJO.

S. 20, R. 19. VILLAFANA REYES. H.

28, E. 23. WALKER SMITH. K. 25, A.

21. WAT KINS EASON. 18, L. 16. 5' WEST COHAN.

M. 27, H. 28. 04 1 WILLIAMS JOHNSON. R.

43, V. 3. WITE-WILLIAMS. J. 25, J.

21. I WITT-BARTOW. W. 21, P. 17.

'1 jWOODLEY W. 21, M. 19. 47 Divorc Suit Filed ASKEW. Raleigh against Carmilla.

BARAY. Frances against Paul. 5 BAUER. Georne W. against Geraldine i BLASER.

Orville V. against Mary K. BOSKET. Josephine H. against Ivor L.

BRANNIC AN. Juanita against William 6, Denver pes Moines jia'i Detroit Dodqe Cify 'ii "iDuluth El Paso 43 I'i 4 1.1 3'a 4 I' 6'4 1P4 3'e ll'a 4'a 4'a 17 18' 6 6 ri 7' 7 2' 7 Roxbury Cpt .10 Roval Am Roval Oil Russ Ave Ryan Pet 'it St Lawr Cp 1 Pavon CUXXIN'GHAM O'COXXOB will hop to London, Paris, 82 48 74 r-amiiy. BURKE, John Edmund lata of 17001 iri nri? i. strong I04 4'a 5' J'a 2a'4 Tt 4'4 32' i 15 ll'i 23 H'l 5 l't 37'i 3'4 33a 2 Salem Bro 18' 7- HiL? Ft. Worth 88 22 V.

the French Kiviera and Rome. This is the first of threa Shrine trips planned by Po Diego Pf 1.12 1 Sapphire Pet 18 ESTABLISHED 1891 Two Convenient Locations 8S40 Melrose, Hollywood. OL. 5-7280. SiOWWasJimglon.

REED TAPLEY GEIGER Myron W. Reed John W. Taplev 86 .1 iGaiveston 5 aa! Saxon Pap 4'a S'l 3' 4 27 2'a 4' 4 1'a 34' I 15 ii' 23 ll'i 5' 14'. "'a 3S'7 3'. 3'a 21' 1 21 4't 35 24' 7 1.J 34' 7 8'.

2 '4 Cordova Avenue, Glendale, beloved) utter-Mcklnley't Wifshlrt. husband of Mane Burke, brother of KOENIG, Amelia William H. Burke of Arcadia and Caih- pierce Brothers' Hollywood, enne Matthews of Lvnwood. nephew LA MONT, Ruth 1 Mr- Mr'- willllm H- Burki Pierce Brothers'' Hollywood, of Alhambra LEE, Clifford F. Recitation of the Rosary Sunday, I PierCa Brothers' Crenshaw.

Sayre 04r Mont, 6 vV Grand Canvon 1T4. Grand Junction 7' l.lH'' j. fHuron a 'iilJacksonvi1le 19'4- Kansas City tentate MacGrerror. There'll Myron W. Reed Jr.

Ruth M. Gelger Scurry Ram Shd 8. Air Seanorcel .16 Seeburg Cp Seaman Bro 3H'T- "7 3' V. 3'. 21' 7- '7 2.

4 p.m., si Merer a creritx mgriuary, i i EGASPi. Anria 0. 314 East Harvard, Glendale. Mass Turner Pierce Brothers' Fred A. 7 13 78 4 5 21 49 15 10 7 4 11 1 Alhambra, directors.

Sentry Corp 4'a be a junket to Palm Springs Oct. 10 to 12 and, later in October, a three-week cruise to Hawaii via the Matson Line3. Little Rock In 34'-13A Serrick LIPPINCOTT, Emily, September 12, Los Angeles. 34t 64 57 40 63 53 52 49 75 43 53 64 49 51 43 49 58 49 44 59 51 48 S3 51 70 74 58 47 66 50 57 70 57 81 66 49 55 44 80 53 74 52 57 53 62 47. 79 44 43 50 54 59 45 49 66 57 52 64 74 60 48 52 54 56 72 73 51 40 39 83 1 Servo Cp 53.4 19' 7 '7 ll'i 4' 4 9'a 4' 4 .30 3 Diners Club 1'at 2" Dlversey 10a xdl Dome Petrol 4 Domln Stl I.

1 Dorr Oliver 40 2 Pouoial Oil 1 Draper Corp 1 5 Drill J. Evplor '4 I Duke Power 1.20a 4 DuMont Lab 53 Curelov 05p 2 Duro Test 40r 1 Puval Sulph I'i 1 Dynamics Am East Mall 2 1.50 East State CP 11 Elder Mines 1 El BondSiS 140 7 Electronics Corp 22 El-Tronics Inc 41 Emery Air 'ia 13 Emp El Pt 5 .30 fmp Mlllwork 41 ouify Corp 40 Do Pf 2 1.50 Erie Forge fro Mtg 'ta 1 jquira 6 Eureka Corp 55 Factor Max A SO 2 23' 4 23'4 I Servomech 7045 W. WASHINGTON AT HARVARD Eslabl ished J915. lEjUil FOREST LAWN Undertaking Cemetery Together Pierce Brothers Richmond -415l Services 3 p.m. Monday at Ives A Warren 100 North Hill Avenue, 12 6-'a 934 6-a 30 3 Shat Denn 34' 7- 34' 4 7'4 2'a U'a 3 i 61.,.

1'a- 6'4 30 -1- 171 344 57 42'a 1344114 Vi 'BRIGGS. Oorothy M. against Ervin. "1 BURGESS. Ofena F.

against Van Donald. ICARREON. Alice against Anthony. iCOBBi Ora L. against Jessie.

jCOLE. Ramona J. against Bert. 05 COVINGTON. Barbara against Robert H.

COX. Nina E. against Robert T. CROSS. Charlotte W.

against Robert E. DAMPIER. Louella D. against Robert E. DANKOWSKI.

Carolyn J. against Henry. FLORISTS 3 183 15i, Pasadena. LOUY, Henry. Utter-McKinley's Southwest.

LYTZEN, Peter F. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. MARLEY, llene. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. 12 34 95' 7 95' i 171 49' 1 5134 3'4 114 52 5134 3'4 S'l 33-4 B' Vi 12'4 "a 3a- 'a 1' j- 10'.

'a 17 V. MARSH, Issador, beloved husband of uttitiKt. Koy j. againsr tana ts. DILLON.

Gloria M. against Thomas J. .54 40' I'a 9'a 14 Bessie Marsh, father of Mrs. Esther Gordon, Mrs. Helen Faigln and Mar-: Callanan Mortuary SERVINS CATHOLIC FAMILIES HO.

2-22M 414 7'j 10' a 12'' 97 65 83 75 88 90 79 15 81 77 67 81 88 83 87 70 89 77 81 69 88 68 64 73 64 80 70 73 13 80 76 75 86 74 71 69 47 75 91 87 70 79 79 54 99 Shaw Wat .48 Sherman Pd 03a Sherw Wm 5a Siboney Carib Signal Oil A Do Sllex Co Silv Crk Prae Silv Miller Silvray Lt 30 Slmca Singer Mf J.20 Skiatron Slick Air Sonotone .31 So Coast i7 So Penn Oil 3a SCE orgpf 3.40 So Cal Pet So Pipe Soear 8, Co Snen Shoe 43a IV 41'. 4' 4 2H 7ti U'a FLOWERS Whatever the occasion, 4'. ll'i 41 'a 4'a 2' 7.1, 19 34 43 V. 11 '4- la. 41'.

Vi 41 1-14 23... 7- 19 17 35'- V. BRESEE BROS. GILLETTE Louisville Merjford Memphis Miami Beach Minneapolis New Orleans New York North Platta Omaha Oklahoma City Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland, Me Portland, Or Raleigh Red Bluff Reno Richmond Roswell Sacramento St. Louis Salt Lake City San Antonio San Franciscn Sault Ste.

Maria Seattle Spokane Springfield, Mo. Tamca Tucson Washington a'a Va 23 57 F.lrrh Cam 120 14 14...... uunlan. taitn againsr Garnett. EDWARDS.

Ruth I. against William L. GALLAGHER. Hugh J. against Donna J.

GALLEGOS. Ruby A. against Leonard J. GAYLI. Marvin against Jean H.

GLICK. Hersciiel S. against Marlorla S. HAGER. Carolina against George D.

HARDIMAN. Carol against Jessa E. HERRERA. Robert S. against Carmen F.

HOUGH. Edwina against Frank R. tArOIIF7 lenniA xaeinet Diiriw P. l.V 4i 1 vm warsn, also survived by 4 grandsons. 10, Sunday, Faith Chapel.

Mount Sinai Mortuary and Cemetery. MATHIS, Charles F. Pierce Brothers' Lot Angelas. MESSNER, William S. Pierca Brothers' Inglewood.

MICHAUO, Winifred B. Cunningham A O'Connor Hollywood. MILLER, Emma B. Fir east i Faraday Urar) 50 Fargo Oils 42 Felmont Pet 1J Financial Gen .30 46 18'. .11 7t SIXTY-SIX YEARS OP FRIENDLY SERVICE EDWARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MORTUARY Downtown, 1000 Venice Blvd.

RI. 9-87I1 50 53 52' a 52' 7-3 flowers express 9 43 4'1 Vi Firth Starling .11 1 AN. 1-2481. East l.a., 3827 whittier Blvd. ''4- Vt O' l- '4 99 1 1'a 5' t- "7 4 2'7 Monday, 8:15 a.m., at Church ot Incarnation.

BURROWS, Lua M. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. CARPENTER, Arthur Leslie. Pierce Brothers' Alhambra. CARPENTER, Lavine.

Utter-McKinley's East Lot Angeles. CARTER, Mary. Utter-McKinley's Glendale. CASE, Arthur E. Pierce Brothers' Hollywood.

CAVALIERE, Angelina E. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. COMBER, Gertrude. Pierca Brothers' Lot Angeles. COOK, George W.

Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery- COPE, John. Utter-McKinley's East Lot Angeles. COULSON, Mariorie. Utter-McKinley'i Vlewpark. COX, May.

Utter-McKlnlev't Wilshlre. CRAIL, Franklin F. w. A. Brown A Son Funtral Horn.

CRAWFORD. Clara. 2:30 Monday, Wee Kirk o' tha Heather, Forest Lawn, Glendale, CRAWFORD, Fred. Utter-McKinley's Campion. DE MOSS, William A.

Pierce Brothers' South Cities. DIAMOTE, James. Utter-McKinley's Wilshlre. DOMES, Carolyn, of North Hollywood, passed away September 8. survived by her brother, Edward Domes, of New York.

Services 7 m. Saturday. September 13. at Steen't Chapel, North Hollywood. Interment Valhalla Memorial Park.

ELLIS, Olga. Pierce Brothers' Inglewood. ESCARCEGA, Roy. Utter-McKinley's East Lot Angeles. FEAR, Harry C.

Graveside services, 1 Monday, at Valhalla Memorial Park. W. A. Brown A Son, directors. FRAZIER, Helen C.

Piarct Brothers' Valhalla. Flying Tiger Ford Can A I Ford Ltd 08a Fox Head 64 I'a I'l 9 11 S'l! Int 5' 7 32' 7 P. 2' 7 your deepest thoughts 7'-4- 'A 12'. 25'a 04 KING. Earleen against Albert.

IKISSEN. Ida against Albert. ILESCALET. Gertrude against Raleigh I. LEWIS.

Carole A. against Albert P. 06, LOWELL. Linda against John W. 3 7 47 xd2i .50 I'a I-'.

9'a 5H I'a 5J4 33' 7 2'a 19'4 SON Soerrv Wt Std Dred ie Fretnlllo .40 W. A. BROWN 1815 South Flower. Fuller A 1.70 xdA 11:30 Monday, Wee Kirk a' the Heather, Forest Lawn, Glendale, MORRIS, Edwin. Utter-McKinley's Valley.

M0SSLER, Margueritte Myrtle, beloved wife of August E. Mossier, mother of Margueritte Bryan and Jack E. Mossier, grandmother of bean Brvan and RI. 1-7141 12 MANN. Virginia L- against Alvin MAST.

Norma A. against Wayne L. DO Pf 140 Sid Finan .40 Sid Forg Std Prod 1 9 ARMSTRONG FAMILY 1201 SOUTH HOPE STREET. RI. 7-9121 Ann B.

aqainst Norman. l'l 143... 14' 7- V. 2' 7.. General Aliovs Gen Build Sply Gen Develop Gen Fireprlg la Gen Plywood General Stores 123.

Strl Shrs 40 35' 38 19 62 14 27 37 48 U'a 'Winslow Std Thorn St Tube .40 FLOWERS FOR FOREST LAWN FUNERALS The jnwe Shop in Forest Lawri nrrt Robert McCow Florists 837 South Fiower. MA. 3-425 1 1 I Jeffrey Mossier, sister of Ruth Van! Alstine, Grace Hayward and Fredi Slandish. Snrvices 1 m. Mnnriav at Pierre Attorney Installed 31'.

IS'anrnck Ur Yeiinwstone Yuma Gen Transistor MILLER. Alexandria against William J. MOODY. Marilyn L. against John G.

is MORENTIN. Frances against Philip. 49 O'KEEFE. Helen against Daniel Louise against Brulon W. POGOLER.

Mildred W. against John A. RAAB. Doris M. against Wellington A.

07 RATTIN. Valentin aaainst Eva. iREDMONDE. Nita against Ivor. 15a Giant Yellow Glendale Atty.

Allan Daily Jr. last night was in 5' 7 IStarrett Co 3 15' In i 10 Js Slerl Prec 118 ll'a- Stinnes II I6'4 a stone Cont job 11 I' ''4 Stop 8, Shop .40 3.50 CANADIAN STATIONS Caloary 80 44 Edmonton 71 56 Montreal 65 46 Ottawa 64 41 4' 7 734 7'a 15'a 25'a 8' 4 14'. U'a 19 S'a 3', 3' 4 18 3 33' 19 3934 14'4 2'a 31'4 3'a 3'a 7' 4 15' 4 14'4 7't 38' 4 6' 7 2'a 7'a 2'i 31 5'', 15' 7 9'a 13'a 14'a 19 S'i II 24 21 "1 5' 7 163 4 10 13'a 14' 4 19'a II I9'a 24 7' Gilchrist Co Glen Alden Glen Dist .40 Globe Union .80 Globe 1.20b Gold Seal A 20r Goidfield Mining Goodman Mtg stalled as Commander of the 3 4 1 7 41 1 4 5 Stroock Regma 83 51 Toronto 69 al Los Angeles County Ameri Brothers' Little Church Around tha Corner, 3443 West Manchester Boulevard, Inglewood. MEYERS, Jack. Services and Interment In New York.

Groman Mortuary, directors. PAHOS, Harris N. Pierca Brothers' Van Nuys. PECK, Mary Anne. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery.

PELLETIER, Emila beloved husband of Mrs. Madeleine Pelletier, father of Mrs. Odette Wright. II, Monday, Littlo Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn, Glendale. I Stylon Cp Sunrise .60 3 Sunset Int 04a ROBINSON.

Naomi against Jimmle L. ROGERS. John F. against Nina C. ROPER.

Bobbie L. against Ross M. RUDBACH. La Vonne against John A. RUSH.

Flora M. against Wesley M. SANCHEZ. Renalda against Angel. CXHI AC1FI I wrilai aoaintt I aurranra A 1 6 72 14 12 S'a- a 2' 4 32'.

19 4 'i 39' 4- 1 23 'a li 3' a 7'i- Li IS' 4 14'a- a 7' 7 6' 4- 2' 7 Vancouver 69 52 Winnipeg 70 43 can Legion Council in cere Gorham Mtg I 7H- ''4 lrand Rapids .40 1 Sup Tool monies at Patriotic Hall. He ALASKAN STATIONS ll'a 1DA ll'al'JiCuw. U( Gray Mfg 32 Anchorage 1. 57 45 succeeds Leonard G. Cross, CEMETERY Lors-Crypts INGLEWOOD Ceme.

4 lots. SideSid. Mr. Morris, br. RE.

4-7345 or HO. 4-0141. 2014 So. Western Los Angeles It. Mr.

Morris, the "CemeteryMan, will be on vacation for several days. Watch our ads for cemetery bargains! ForJnfonrrtionca 3 Choice lots, Forest Lawn. Whispering Pines sect. S750 for 3. Immed.

sale. No brpkars. nn mr POv5-Qj65 Ona lot 1 graves Rose Hills Cemetery. S450. TO.

9-0341. Grt Am indusf Gt 7a 03 SCHOENFELD. Bernlce against Bert. 03 James C. against Barbara, 393 l'TcVl Fa rbanka 55 44 Juneau 58 44 Do pf 40 Bellflower.

.40 xri'H ia i 1'a 2 HAWAIIAN STATION 4' 7 23. 734 7' 4 17'a Z5'a I'a 143a 14'a 19 3'i S'a 3'a 7'a 17'4 3'a 37'a 183. 39' 1 14'a 2' 4 19'a S'a 3'a 7'a I4a 14'a 7'i 38' a 4' 4 3' 1 7'a J'a 3a 31 53' i 331' 30 17 38 2'. 4'. II 3 II 7'.

77' I 23'. 19', B'a 7'. 7'a 6'a 2 35 5 179 Honolulu 86 75 4'a aa ae v. 7'4 7'4- 1 4 4' .4 IB' IB'i- 10'a 11 FOREIGN CITIES Foreign temperatures and weather con- 13 2 .50 4 66 15 12 72 238 4 12 II 2 II 2 1 19 4 SHIP MOVEMENTS AT HARBORS HERE Compiled by Marina Exchange. Refer to steamship companies for dock times, rates, reservations and ports of call.

SHAPLEY. Ellen against Billy O. SINGLETON. Leon against Ethel. STEWART.

Ivor against Lige. STEWART. Richard E. against Florence. STINSON.

Barbara J. against Edward R. STROM. Suzanne against Arne. SWEATT.

Eugenia J. against Wtllard. TAYLOR. Carol L. against Richard E.

TERRY, Harriet S. against Robert, TINKER. Robin C. against Robert W. TRUMAN.

Graham against Mary VENTURI. Lucy against Joseph F. VIAN. Archie against Margaret. WILCOXON.

Wanda against James A. WILLIAMS. Anne M. against Kalan. Tampa El 1 20 Technico Tel-A-Sign Telev Ind Texam Oil Tex Calqary Thew Shov Thiokol Thomp Star Thornf lb Thriftl A 1 Wb Tilo Rf 1.20 Todd Sho 1 61 Tonop 2t 113.4 19' 7- 'rt 9'a V.

64 33 54 I 37 4 30 17 38H '4 2' i V. 4'a 2 DESIRABLE lots In Hollywood Hills (Foreit Lawn) Cemeteries. DU. 8-387J 2 Choice Graves. Close to entrance, 2 Spaces, lot 5644.

Vala ot Peace, Forest Lawn, 5375. Pri. ply. TH. 8-3421 33' 4 Si' a 1 32 30'i 17 31'a 3' 7 4'a 11 3 'X 7'.

Vassal Berth Astoria Maru (Jap.) LB-10 ditions based on observations taken at 10 a.m. (POTI Friday: City- Weathr Temp. Berlin Partly Cloudy 63: Casablanca Clear 73' Copenhagen Clear 59' Havana Partly Cloudy 90 Kingston Clear 90 London Clear 63 Mexico City Cloudy 66. Moscow Rain 61 Paris Clear 66 Prestwlck Partly Cloudy 65 Rome Clear 70, San Juan Clear 87 Stockholm Clear 41 Tokyo Cloudy 72 3'a- st 4'l'4 IB'-a 11 4'i 2'4 11 30 31 'i 9'a 4 3'a 6'a 3'a 47'a 8 29' 7 23 19' 9 2'4 9' 4 10' I Tow Acc 2 30b 1 81 Trans Car 11 '4 3'i 3Hl 113 193 31 't 64 2' 3'a 5'a yi 47'. 7a 'a 2t 19' 1 9 2'4 Be 9'4 034 471 Trans Ind 23 3 3'' 7-1 Sun, Moon, Tide By U.S.

Coast and Geodetic Survty 237 0 LB-7 232-B 228 241 LBS Anoino (Lhiiei Canadian Star (Brit.) Coast Progress C. R. Musser Edward Luckenbach Fran A. Morgan (Tkr.) Folk. Bernadotte Florida (Tkr Glenmoor (Brit.) ACTIVE VESSELS IN PORT YESTERDAY (To 4 p.m.) Arrived From Operator Dug to sail Sent.

12 Mitsubishi Llns Seof, 13 Sent. 10 Acapulco Chilean North Pacific Seat. 12 Sent. 11 Liverpool Blue Star Line Sept. la Sept.

10 Portland Coastwise Lines Sect. la Sept. Baltimore Weyerhaeuser SS Co. Sect. 12 Sept.

IT Brooklyn Luckenbach Lines Sept. 15 Sept. 1 Elwood Richfield Oil Corp. Sept. 14 Sept.

II Bremen Wallenius Line Sept. 18 Sept. 1 Port Arthur Tha Texas Co. Sept. 14 Sept.

10 Hamburg Hanseatic Vaasa Line Sept. 12 Sent. 7 Manila Java Pacific 8. Hoegh Sept. 13 Sept.

11 New OSK Lira) Sept. 13.... Sept. 12 San Francisco Matson Navigation Co. Sept.

16 Sent. 12 Maracaioo Universal Sea Carriers Sept. 13 Sept. Mobile Waterman Line Sept. 12 ANDRESEN.

Emma from Erik. AUBIN. LiHian L. from Wilfrid R. BAKER.

Cleo A. from Robert F. BASICH. Nancy N. from Leslie N.

BECKEL. Herbert H. from Rosalia M. Destination New York San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco Richmond San Francisco Port Arthur San Francisco San Francisco Yokohama Hueneme Maracaibo Okinawa 4 V. Trans Cub O'l A 28 29', ij.Trans Lux 30g II 7'.

Cont wt 42 19' 7 I Triangle 1 78 1 9 'VTrue Tern 1 20 4 23-4 Guvs 13 I'a- Ch I 9'4 Aire Pd Va 7 7'a Unit Asb 10 253 I Un Canso 0G 18 42 1 4 11 I 7 10 11 ufw MtSr ULL 21 178 BELISLE. Coral from Albert. 27' i 19, 7' 4- '4 7' aa VITAL RECORD 734 DO Pf Gl Lak OiC Gt Fin 1.20b Greer Hyd Grid Freeh Gro Str Pd Gulf St Ld Guild Films HUB Am Mctt Hall Lamn Harbor Ply .40 HarniscMeg 1 30a Hartfield St .70 Hartf El 3 Harvard Inv Hastings .20 Hath Ind Herat Bishop Haieltlne 1.40b Hecla Vt Helena 1.40 Herotd Red Havl Duty .40 Higble Mf .40 Hoe 8. Co Do A l.p rtoftman Intl Hofm Ind 05a Hoillnger Holly Corp Holt It Home Oil A 'A Do Hoover Ball lb Horn ft BK 7 Hutvhell 3 40a Humble Oil 1.40 Hvdromet Jmo Chem Imp Oil 1.20 Imp Tb fa '-a Indgst Fnt at Ind Hard 'lit Ind Plywood Int Am J'i Int Brew la 1rr Petrol 1.40 list Prod Int Resist .20 Intex Oil Inves Roy Irnn Firem Irving Air Israel Am Oil Israel Pet 5 4.00 Ouaa- fcoo4 J5'a 35't II II 28'. 27' 14'4 9 7H 7', 4'a 2 a 10 1 35 53 .10 17 13 2 14 3' 5 I 13 37' 5 3'a II 1 Unit Cub Oil 1( 013a.

Tl'i M'A 5' it Marriage licente Istutd dept. iz -oos Hay Oliver j. oison Co. Sept. 13 San Diego Hoegh Silvercrest (Nor.) LB-9 Havana Maru (Jap.) 178 Hawaiian Logqer LB-29 Ionian Messenger (Lib.) LB-77 La Salle Anc.

Mary Olson 200 Monmouth (Tkr.) Ie9 Pacific Stronghold (Brit.) 189 President Fillmore 153 President Cleveland 15 President Harrison 155 Pioneer Mvth 151 Sept. 13 Sept. 10 Sept. 27 Oct. Unit Elat 7 Unit Milk Un NJ RR 10 Unit Prof Sh lie Ale f-nnrl sept.it Martinez.

Keystong Shipping Co. Sept. 11 Honolulu 15 20' i 30 30 Vi 1 1934 193 193.... rt 7 AARON SPENCER C. Jr n.

aa Sept. 11 Glasgow Furness Lina Sent. 15 Sept. 11 Hong Kong American President Sept. 15 Sept.

11 American President Sent. 12 60 131 1203 171 41 3' Vl AUGUSTINE MITCHELL. L. Jr. 21, E.

3 66 19 70' SATURDAY, SEPT. II Sun rises 4:34 a.m., sets 7:03 p.m. Moon rises 4:47 a.m., sets 7:11 p.m. TIDES AT LOS ANGELES HARBOR BENNETT. Mary Henderson BIALES.

Elaine G. from James R. BIB LE. Ruth A. from Joa M.

BILLINGS. Lynne M. from Jack P. BOWIE. Lucretia from James Jr.

BRACKEN. Cleo A. from Ralph A. CALDWELL. G.

W. from Bertha B. CARDENAS. Francisco C. from Antonla.

CHAMBERLAND. Rosemary from Gerald. CHATOW. Beatrice from Errel B. CLEVELAND.

Mary L. from Donald CLOYD. Sylvia M. from Russell G. COLBERT.

Ruth F. from John E. CONNELLY. Eleanor L. from Pat.

COWAN. Gladys from Russell. CROW. Dorothy LaVon trom J. W.

DALEY. Dorothy M. from Donald D. DAVIS. Evelyn J.

from Dean W. DAVIS. Laura S. from Donald. Mison M.

from James R. DREW Phvllit A Ia.a 63 63 '4 1 US Ceram .40 69J Foil .400 12't Rub Reel 13 liH il "ANKS-LYRIS. L. II. 55, A.

24. as aw BERG BLALOCK. R. 36, B. 23 Sept.

12 Otaru American President Indefinitt Sept. 11 Charleston American Pioneer Lina Sept. 13 Sept. II Oleum Pacific Coast Transport Sept. 13 Aug.

28 Yokohama Baba Kisen KK Sept. la Santa Maria (Tkr.) 1. us Vitam 1 F. 31. BC.ii 1-riArvilstKLAIN.

K. 27, Viayo Maru (Jap.) 312 Sept. Low High Low High Un Amer San Francisco New York Honolulu Manila Richmond Yokohama Destination Seattle Honolulu San Marcos Isl. 13'a 14'. li 336-0 2 44 5 7 "3:50 03 "9 55 3'a- fa'univ Con Oil 340 3 li.

Mr 1 ISa 17 4.. 45' 4 U'i 14'. 3'a 1'a VESSELS DUE TO ARRIVE LAST NIOHT-(4 m. ta midnight) Berth From Operator Dua la sail Vassal 4:11 00 4:48 0 4 5:27 0.9 i "Uniy Pd 1.60 sn? t'utah Id .40 van Al St 1.75e 6 107 Portland Richfield Oil Corp. Sept.

13 Honolulu Navigation Co. Sept. la San Marcos Isl Gypsum Camera Sept. 13 Dav.d E. Day (TKr.t LB-77 Hawaiian Farmer 1f Harry Lundebera (Pan.) LB-4e 10.20 4.0 4 38 0 0 4 10:59 4.1 5:28 0 0 "11:14 5.0 11.41 4.0 "4:24 0.1 Low High -Low 4 09 "11:59 5 1 7:33 0 4 4:59 2 0 5 5 "8:54 0 4 8:10 I 'in I) "10:34 0 4 High 4 Vvn Nnrm wt 47 BOF HM NOUVFLET.

J. 35, C. 30 A' BRANAM-FREDERICK. W. 63, V.

52. 40 a- '7 BRYAN-MURRAY. R. 21, K. IB i BURKETT CROSBY.

J. 26, J. 28. 3j 4l, i CARLISLE SELBY. R.

22, B. 23. 5'a 4 CARLSON DeF EVER, 20, M. II. a 1 CARTER SAFARIK.

J. 20, S. 17. 4 CHRISTENSFN-LARMON, T. 21, 1 a 1 CLAPP KITCHENS.

A II. 20, V. S3. COLLINS YATES. 21, 23.

35" ELDRIDC.E. M. 18. L. 14 17 1 2:33 4 4 1 3 I 35' 3'a 45' 1 13 47 11' 40 a 6'a 38 5 3'a 3'a 9 25H I'a 1 2'i 1:1 'a 30 78 40 18 1:46 3 8 VESSELS DUE TO ARRIVE TODAY Vinco CP 'IPWAROS.

Patricia R. from Herbert 13. 3:27 3.5 5' Ar 10' 4 12 51 17' 53. lm, 7' I 12'. 10'4 13 Denotes p.m.

Tides are given In order nf nrntrrtmrt. Vnat Mf JCP 2' I 1H4 5'a 10' 4 7's 1114 10'4 I'a 3 3'a 1.40b xd'O Waltham Prec 1 46'e I'i 47' 4 11'. 40 '4 7 31 5' 6 4 3'i I'i 36 I'h I'a 2'a 111 1 30 29 40 U'a 2'e 14 5H 11 "a KROEKFR Ir M. IB 1'a Destination New York Ventura Acapulco San Francisco Yokohama New York San Francisco Svdnev First column denotes time and second column height in feet above or belovr mean lower low water, Sea temperatures! Santa Monica, 49 Long Beach, 68. CRABB CATES W.

21. B. 39 CRAMER COLEMAN. M. 24, E.

35. CROSS-JOHNSON. J. 37, E. 17.

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Eten iM iioiio 155 New York 2313-6 San Francisco 14 Norfolk 5 San Francisco 58 Manta 2.39 Richmond 179 New York Oua ta salt Sept. 15 Sent. 14 Sept. 14 Indefinite Sept, 14 Sept. 13 Sept.

13 Sent. 15 Sept. 15 Sect. 17 Sept. 14 Sept.

15 Sent. 13 Sept. 11 Vassal Borgholt (Nor.) Colina (Tkr.) Eishun Maru (Jap.) Java Mall Maren Maersk (Dan.) Maria (Lib.) Nonsuco (Phil) President Jackson Peter Nielsen (Dan.) P8.T Builder Santa Fa Santa Adele Svoiset (Tkr.) Tsuneshima Maru (Jap.) i- 19, 30 28 3't I'I 51,4 131. 4'a 31. -J DEMP5EY HOLBROOK.

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from Jack D. Vir-oirata M. trom Maxwell. r2i. r1 fom Beniamln.

from Nelson. B- from Floyd H. Goodwin Hooe L. from Marvin H. W.

from Joseph. Glamon. from Fiovo f'mer from Jeale L. HANNUM. Mary R.

from Collins W. "ANS' Juanita from Edward SAr.l?,N' 6- lucll M- Lannert L. M- Georoa S. "AJTREM. Rosa L.

trom Frank Jr. WJ' Frederick R. jMn frof "en F. Jn 8. P.VSL Lucille from Nlrkoiat V.

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24, R. 24. ll'i- DUFFIN ROSAUER. J. 26, 31.

DURAN JONES 'G. 30, S. 18. 14 DURON-AMADOR. G.

34, M. 33. 534 "t'EOWARDS-JOHNSrlN. 38, E. 33 ll'a-4 ENGLFBRIGHT DURAN.

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1 4 a I ri i Wrunt 9 LOCATION OF BERTHS Outer Hartinr, J4 to Tit San PaoXV 74 ta 98, Watt Basin, 101 fc 141) Wlrmltwton, 150 ta KSi Terminal Island, Sat to 141 Long Beech. Pier A-l to LB-101..