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Two- Slakes Set OBITUARY WEATHER REPORT OFFICIAL. CONSENSUS judge Orders Arrest of Keeley Htaad Police equipped with a bench warrant yesterday sought Edward T. Calver, 52, manager of the Keeley Institute, an institute for the cure of alcoholics, of 1128 N. New' Hampshire after he failed to appear at Jl p.m. to Louis May Meet Giis Lesnevich Continued from Ninth Page when a reporter asked: "Are you pretty well fixed financially?" Louis said: "I'm just on leave of absence from the Ford plant.

I can always go back there." Louis, Thompson Tiff Still Rumored Here The question of whether Turkey Thompson would get a shot at Champion Joe Louis in the Coliseum early next year, continued to be batted around by members of the local fight mob yesterday following Joe's an? nouncement from New York that he would retire after one more title defense. It was rumored prior to Louis' narrow win over Joe Walcott that the champ would fight Thompson here sometime in February." If also was reported that the fracas would be in the nature of a charity match with the Abbott-Costello Foundation and the Westview Hospital cutting in on the Bout in Making Those in the know claim that DIVORCES GRANTED OWEN. Eleanor A. from lynden D. PAINTER.

Viola R. from Lyle A. PALMER. Lonie from Johnny L. PALUMBO.

Julia from Angelo M. PENNINGTON. Leatha J. from Chester F. PEREZ.

Rapaela from Raymond. PFALZER. Willa 8. from Arthur M. PINSKER, William H.

from Rose. RECTOR. Florence from Oscar L. REEL. Mildred L.

from Harry. RICE. Madelynne L. from Larry 3. RICHEY.

Mav X. from Albert E. -RIEFF. Gladys R. from Fred ROMANS.

Viola M. from John L. RUSSELL: Louise from Edward C. SEVERS. Gladys E.

from Harry L. SIMA. Carolyn from Homer M. Jr. SORENSEN.

Geocw K. from Wllma D. STEVENSON. LeM C. from William A.

TERRELL, Ollie from John A. TURNER. Marion from John. VEAZEY. John F.

from Frances. VOLKERS. Olga-B. from William M. WADE.

Charles F. from Mimi C. WHITE. Willie D. from Marv D.

WILLIAMS. Jayne E. from Dickson G. WILLIAMS. Vernal B.

frorn John H. WOOLSEY. Robert E. from Evelyn. DEATHS, funeral Announcements ALEXANDER, Mrs.

Maude December 7. of 2830 West Avenue 32. loving sister of Mrs. Myrtle Power of Los Angeles. Mrs.

Lola G. Boyd of Washington, David Kennedy of Indianapolis. and Oliver M. Kennedy of Crawfordsvllle. Ind.

Funeral services 11:30 a.m., Monday, at the Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn. DuBois Funeral Home, San Gabriel, directors. ALEXANDER. William December 7. of 2830 West Avenue 32, loving brother of Mrs.

Haliie Wood and Hobart Alexander of Indianapolis. and C. B. Alexander of Ft. Lyon, Colo.

Funeral services 11:30 a.m., Monday, at the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn. DuBois Funeral Home. San Gabriel, directors. BAKER, Charles, beloved husband of Madge C.

Baker, father of Charles BakefIII, brother of. Harriett Baker Hall. Services Monday at 3 p.m. in the Little Church of the Flowers. Lawn Mortuary in BLACKBURN.

Mrs. Mary of 90S 16th Street, Santa Monica, sister of Almira Robbing, aunt of Mrs. Mildred Lebert, Glenn A. and Merle C. Glbbs and Vangie Wolbert.

Services Tuesday, 2 p.m., from the Little Chapel of the Dawn. Santa Monica. Interment Rosedale Cemetery, Gates, Klngsley Gates, directors. BOWMAN, Albert Bantz. Services Saturday.

1:30 p.m., at the chapel of Bresee Brothers Sc Gillette. Interment Green-castle. Ind. BRYANT, Harrison December 11, of 511 South Burton, San Gabriel, loving hu'band of Ethel M. Bryant of San GWjriel, father of Mrs.

Jack L. Muhr of San Gabriel, Mrs. James Wright of Venice, Mrs. Charles Farrar of New Orleans. Cpl.

Harrv C. Bryant, U.S.M.C. and Mai. LeRoy F. Bryant, SATURDAY, DEC.

T3. 1 947-Part I NTEREST RATE OR VETERANS TO STAY 3 PCT. There will be no rise in the present interest rate of 3 per cent on homes and farms owned by some veterans in California. This was the decision announced yesterday by the, veterans board of the State Department fo Veterans Affairs at the close of a hearing in the State Buildings Assessor John R. Quinn, former chief of the board, presented one of several arguments against the proposed increase -in rate such as was proposed by an, Assembly interim committee.

J. Marvin Russell, manager of the homes and farms purchases, unit of the veter- ans affairs backed Quinn contentions. JjOUIS xx. -Durne, cnairmaii of the veterans board which made the decision, reported that the finding was unani- rnous. Two Public Works Divisions Formed Two departments' yesterday were created from the Bureau of Maintenance and Sanitation by the Board of Public Works.

The bureau was headed by H. P. Cortelyou until his retirement last month. The new divisions are the Bureau of Street Maintenance and the Bureau of Sanitation. Warren A.

Schneider, waste dis posal engineer, will direct the sanitation bureau. L. Miller, superintendent of street maintenance, "will be in charge of the street division. Rites Set at Temple "Freedom of Worship Day" will be observed by Temple Isra el of Hollywood with the dedica tion of the cornerstone of tha new temple at 2 p.m. tomorrow at 7300 Hollywood Blvd.

Addresses will, be given by Bartley Crum, Donald Nelson, Rev. Stanley Cornils, Haskell Cramer and Rabbi Jacob Kohn. Sun, Moon and Tide By U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey UU- BOf VT Jan. 11 Dec.

20 Dec. 27 Jan. 4 SATURDAY, DEC. IS Sun rises 6:49 a.m., sets 4:45 p.m. Moon Tises 8:03 a.m., sets 5:42 p.m.

TIDES. LOS ANGELES HARBOR Dee. Low 13 2:29 2.5 14 3:00 2.S 15 2.8 Dee. High 18 0:38 3.4 17 1:35 3.5 18 2:32 3.6 EiRh Low Hieh 8:44 6.0 3.5 9:16 5.8 11:45 3.4 9:50 5.6 LOW Hlgn LOW 4:13 3.0 10:26 5.2 :14 0 0 5:04 3.1 11:06 4.7 6:57 0. :23 3.2 11:53 4.3 19:48 0 6 8:17 3.1 1:01 3.8 8:81 0 8 19 3:21 3.9 Tides are elven In order of occurrence.

first column denoting time and second column height in feet above or below mean lower low water. Light face tyoe denotes a.m.. black face p.m. Times listed are Pacific Standard Time. TODAY KPS8 KGfJ IffOX iliJii ilifiliii Jiiiul mini 1200 isoo too IBOO woo 4:15 PJ.

KHJ-News. KLAC-Music Room. KFWB-Helen Louise. HiUtes. 4:30 P.M.

KFI-Cortain Time. KHJ-Orch. KNX-TaDestrlea. KFAC-Concert. KECA-Lone Ranger.

8:15 P.M. KLAC-Music. KMPC-Proudly HafL KFW3-Israel Story. 8:30 Charles Seeley Thatcher Funeral services will be con ducted today at Pierce Bros. Chap el, 720 for Charles Seeley Thatcher, 71, who died Wednesday.

Mr. Thatcher had been sales manager for the Globe Grain Milling and clerk for the City of Venice. Besides his widow, Mrs. Maude B. Thatcher, he leaves a daughter, Mrs.

Roy Forshey, San Diego, and two brothers, Roy; M. of Glendale and George S. of Her-mosa Beach. Joseph J. Morgan Funeral services for Joseph J.

Morgan, 63, of 5139 Highland View traffic manager for the Los Angeles Brewing who died in Physicians Surgeons Hospital Wednesday of a heart condition, i 1 1 be conducted at 2 p.m. today in the Forest Lawn Mortuary fix charge. He leaveg his widow, Frances, his brother, Charles, and two nieces 4 Johnson W. Lattimer Final services, for Johnson Willard Lattimer, 87, 16137 Va- lerio Van Nuys, resident of this community for 25 years, will be conducted at 1 p.m. today at Pierce Bros.

Valley Chapel, followed by interment in Forest Lawn Memoriad-Park. Mr. Lattimer died at his home. Besides his widow, Emma, he leaves three sons, Loy E. of Los An geles, William of Fallbrook and Elmer Lattimer of Las Vegas, Nev.

Mrs. Edith M. Schriner Rosary "will be recited at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Reynolds Eberle Chapel for Mrs, Edith M. Schriner, 57, who died Thurs day in her home, 1024 N.

Or lando Ave. Requiem Mass will be conducted at 9 a.m. Monday in St. Victor's Church. Mrs.

Schriner leaves a son, Herb. John C.Blair Final services for. John Clair born Blair, 63, Los Angeles resident for 55 years, will be con ducted at 11 a.m. today in the chapel of W. A.

Brown Sons, followed by interment in Ever green Cemetery. Mr. Blair died Wednesday in his home, 3211 Minnesota St He leaves his widow, Mable Louise Blair. Former Producer in Marital Suit Nat Levine, 47, former film producer, who married his fiancee after she suffered invalidat ing injuries in a traffic accident, yesterday was sued for separate maintenance. The suit was filed by Mrs.

Rosemary Levine, 27, who says in, her complaint that she was on crutches when the ceremony was performed last Sept. 27, but has now recovered. Mrs. Levine charges cruelty and states they parted last Dec. 4, barely two months after the ceremony.

The suit was brought through Atty. S. S. Hahn. Painted Heater Flames Fatal Joseph Karlik, 39, died in Gen eral Hospital yesterday from burns which Whittier police said he received when he lighted a freshly painted gas heater in his apartment at 115 N.

Pickering Whittier. Police said Karlik ran from the place, his clothes naming. Carl Wellhbff proprietor, managed to roll Karlik in a blanket, and to extinguish the flames, but hos pital attendants said Karlik had suffered burns over most of his body. Consul Plans Holiday Dr. Juan Manuel de la Puente Lopez, Consul of Cuba, will leave tomorrow with his family to spend the holidays in his homeland.

During his absence Vice-Consul Rogello Guillot Benitez will be in charge of the Consulate at 233 S. Broadwray. FUNERAL DIRECTORS UTTER-McKIXLEY HOUSE OF HALL HAMMOND, M1SPAGEL RUPPE REED BROS. TAPLEY GEIGER WALLACE E. WHITE.

664 W. Washinrton HOWARD J. CALLANAN FR-3243 CEMETERIES- ROSE HILLS MEMORIAL PARK CEMETERY-MAUSOLEUM -CREMATORY 8 miles east at Los Angeles on Workman Mill Road near Whittier Bird. lark rnone: wnittier 420-37 INGLEWOOD PARK CEMETERY LARGEST IN CALIFORNIA Telephone OReson 81351 Mansoleum-Crematory-Columbarium ROSEDALE BeaotlfDl Permanent Convenient. 1831 W.

Wasbinston Blvd. PA-3156. -CREMATORIES- CHAPEL OP THE PINES CREMATORY AND COLUMBARIUM 1 1605 S. Catalina St. RE-5179 CEMETERY LOTS 3 erypts.

4th row ud. Sanctuary of Truth Memorial Terrace. Forest Lawn. CI-20948. WILL BUY GRAVES.

CRYPTS. LOC. CEMETERIES. RI-0277, 727 W. Washington FOR QUICK SALE: 2 GRAVES FOREST LAWN.

VERY CHEAP. CARTER TW-0211. Owner will sac. cemetery lots in Inele-yA-arfcrU'ckcash. AD-18449.

3 choice lots. Sunrise Slope. Forest Lawn. Need cash. NO-5029.

for Getaway Day at Bay Meadows SAN MATEO, Dec. 12. VP) Two $10,000 stake races, the Salinas Handicap for 2-year-olds, over a mile, and the San Jose Handicap, one and one-sixth miles, feature tomorrow's getaway day at Bay Meadows race track, closing the 41-day The entry of Grandpere and Solidarity, stars of the stables of Mrs. John Payson Adams and Mrs. Nat Goldstone, probably will be an odds-on favorite in the Salinas.

Most of the contention is expected from War Phantom, which finished second to Grandpere in the Homebred Stakes a week ago; Call Bell and Fantam Venture. In the San Jose Handicap, Burning Dream and On -Trust, an entry of Mrs. Adams, "ruled the favorite. Chances were, how-everthat On Trust might not go because of high weight. Jockey Johnny Longden will ride one of the Adams horses.

Arcaro Here for Race Meet Jockeys Eddie Arcaro, Bobby Permane and Harry Pratt arrived at Santa Anita from the the East yesterday to get ready for the opening of the winter season at the Arcadia course on Dec. 27. Arcaro, rated one of the greatest judges of pace ever to throw a leg over a horse, is scheduled to ride free lance during the meeting: Permane is under contract to' Zack Addington, with whose Cover Up he won the Hollywood-Gold Cup last summer. Pratt was here during the 1946 season for a short period, riding "Air Gal Grids Tie, Kiss and Make Up They raised a lot of dust but the Pi Beta Phi and Delta Delta Delta sororities at U.CX.A. wound up in a scoreless tie yesterday when they clashed in the "Powder Puff Bowl" before 2000 partisan rfans Spaulding Field.

Playing 20-minute halves, the game wound up with the Tn Delts on their opponents' 2-yard line after a late surge of 68 yards in five plays. The move was featured by a 50-yard end run by Halfback Marilyn Martin. When ft was allsover the gals decided to kiss and make up. Muir Quintet" Nips Santa Ana Muir College cagers nipped a visiting" Santa Ana J.C quintet, 40-39, at Pasadena. Hugh Faulkner, flipped in 16 points for "the losers and' Dick Salter 12 for the winners.

Santa Ana J.C. (SB) Muir College (40 Pickering (4) F. Meyer (8) Longbotham P. Rooney (7) Faulkner (16) C. Keyes (8) FoieslZ) Bemmena (3) Salter (12) Godlrey (3J Half time Muir.

20: Santa Ana. 16. Santa Ana scoring subs McCorkkin. Muir scorina subs Pruett. 1: Pebler.

2 Preliminary came Larry's. SO; Muir rayvees. 40. Ike WHiams Gives Pellone Thrashing NEW YORK, Dec. 12.

UP)Ike Williams, 139, sharp-punching lightweight champion from Tren ton, gave Tony Pellone, of Greenwich Village, a savage beating in a 10 round nontitle fight tonight at Madison Square Garden, nearly stopping the rugged welterweight in the closing rounds. The decision of the officials was unanimous. Bruin Frosh Triumphs Playing at Westwood gym, the U.CX.A. Frosh whipped Santa Monica C.C., 55 to 35, in a basketball game last night. Sta.

Man. C.C. (SS tJ.CJUA. Frosh (SB) Jones Peterson (2) Fallon (10) Bates (1) Tolman (2) i F. Moroff (3) 8heldrake (13) Irmas (13) Horn (8) Gross (4) Half time TT.CX.A.

Frosh. 28: Santa Monica C.C, 16. Santa Monica C.C. scoring snhs Wedln, Campbell. 4: Eckert, PeGamma.

2. tT.C.L.A. Frosh scoring subs-r-Hill. Doyie. Rakestrsw.

2i- Murray. Rosen-stein, 2: Northrop, Fair Grounds Results (Weather cloudy, track heavy) FIRST up, 6- fur.f Superfine. 112. Phillips 129.80 41.60 10.40 Hoodoo Lady. 109.

11.80 S.60 Surf Rider, 112. Combest 2.60 Time. 1:21 2-5 Unmask, Manda's First, Bealman, Sangabl, Webley, Great Card, Smokey also SECOND cimjt up, 6 Stork of Peace, 112, Badgett 4.40 2.80 2.40 Top Book, 110. d'Augusttno. 3.t0 3.20 Bea 107, Bielen 3.00 Time.

1:20 3-5. Chief Bud. HiKhthorne. Wolfess. Magic Touch.

Duke Miss Julie Valiant Vi also ran. Daily double paid (750.30 THIRD mdn. Ctlded Bird. 110. dley 16.80 8.20 3.60 Fenfire, 108, Zimmerman 5.00 3.60 Civil Sheriff.

118, Guerln. 2.60 Time. 1:21 1-5. Zevie. Spurette, Bron-aca.

Buraoo Lily also ran. FOURTH lip. Flying Connie. 104. Porch 61.40 23.60 8.80 Lestabert, 112.

Jenkins 11.20 5.00 Xochlea. 112. Martin 3.20 2-5. Count Foray, Ellaslb, Canteen Lad, Keepaway. Super Marines, Kantar Run.

Lucky B. also ran. FIFTH CImg. up. 6 Bareback.

105, Smithers 54.40 18.40 8.00 Genie's Mate, 107. d' Aueustino .80 5.20 Mia Maria. 110. Oarroutte. 3.40 Time, 1:21 4-5.

Four Bells, Sportsman, Celfeb, Vltozen. Alert Sun, American Byrd also ran. SIXTH up, 6 Palgene, 107. Porch 11.20 4.60 3.40 Whyso, 115, Martin 3.00 2.80 Joe Valenti, 112. Baird 4.60 Time.

1:20 4-5. Brown Chevy. Ever Win. Pipeliner. Port Wise also ran.

SEVENTH 6 Cranizo. 108. Headley 4.60 3.60 2 40 Lennle Bey. 110. Jenkins 4.40 3.20 Jeanne Belle.

107, Montgomery 3.60 Time, 121. War Chance. The Fox. Molto Mucho. Bub's Folly, Marty's Choice.

Lucky Birthday. Grand Fellow also- ran. EIGHTH up. 1 A Serbie. 107.

Porch 17.80 7.20 4.40 Crasy Horse. 116. Hay 8 60 3.00 Bay Acre. 11S, Monson 4.80 Time. 2:00.

Light RetBh. Oypsy Actress, Miss Brand. Traceietta. BabelX also ran. LOCAL TEMPERATURES Minimum and maximum temperatures from Southern California points, reported yesterday to the Los Angeles office of the U.8.

Weather Bureau, were as follows: Stations Max. Mln. Los Angeles 66 46 Los Angeles (ground) 66 39 Burbank 71 40 Culver City 67 3s Imperial 65 39 Long Beach 66 40 Los Angeles Harbor 65 55 Los Angeles Airport 66 38 Newport Harbor 69 40 Palmdale 54 23 Pasadena 71 37 Riverside 67 45 San Bernardino 63 53 San Diego 69 41 San Gabriel 66 35 Santa Ana 66 37 Santa Barbara 68 35 Santa Monica 68 44 Torrance g7 39 O.C.L.A 64 46 FORECAST Southern California: Mostly clear today and tomorrow with slightly warmer afternoons. Strong northeasterly winds near mountain ridces and passes today. TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION Precipl- Station Max.

Min. tation Albuquerque 33 17 Amarlllo 36 26 Atlanta 3s .02 Bakersfleld 61 29 Bishop 60 19 Bismarck 17 1 Blythe 61 49 Boston 39 32 Buffalo 32 24 Chicago 27 is .07 Cincinnati 32 25 T. Cleveland 28 25 Denver 31 11 I. Deji Moines 27 -18 T. Detroit 28 19 T.

gl 42 25 T. Fairbanks -7 Ft, Worth 4' 28 Fresno 61 28 Havre 38 22 Indianapolis 33 27 T. Kansas City 36 23 H.s.,Ve5,a"-" 53 34 Little Rock 39 29 Memphis 37 30 Minneapolis 27 10 02 New Orleans 44 43 .78 New York 38 29 Oklahoma City 38 26 Omaha .35 8 Philadelphia 40 25 Phoenix 60 27 Pittsburgh 30 25 Portland 47 33 .03 Reno 50 10 Sacramento 67 23 8t. Louis 30 26 Salt Lake City 37 10 San Antonio 42 34 San Francisco 61 39 Seattle 48 35 t. Spokane 36 27 Washington 40 30 VITAL RECORD MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED ALARTD LARA? J.

22. L. 23 ALFORD STEPHENS. P. 38.

39. ANDERSON SEAY. P. 28. M.

35. ARTHUR LAD1N. M. 27? BT 21. BAL SANCHEZ.

R. 23. 24 BARASCH STOCK. B. 27.

S. 20 BERNARDINI FILIPPI. G. 24. E.

19. BERNHART DE WITT 24 23 BOHN SIMMONS 29. 24. BRABANDER FINLEY. J.

52. 49 BRANDT MYERS. J. TU 25 D. 23.

BREEN VOILES. W. 29. 227 BRIGGS LOWE. H.

42, D. 23. BROWN FORD. R. 30.

P. 17. BRUMMETT EDEL. O. L.

26. CASH AN LOCKER. W. 23. J.

19. CHAMBERS ADAMS. J. 29. E.

17. CINGOLANI GAMEZ. C. 21. S.

17. -CLEESE ROHRBACH. C. 25. A.

29. COATS SMITH. W. 51. I.

35. COPE WAGONER. H. 22. F.

21. CORBLY HARMON. G. 30. B.

27." CRANDLE WINTON. J. 21, R. 19 DLMMTTT SCHAFFER. R.

19, A. 18. DOW GIST. W. 31.

D. 27. EMMET D. 43. C.

33 FIFIELD TROMBLEY. J. 25. A. 34.

FAB ISH FARMER. C. 28, 22 FINCH BRUEOMANN. J. 47.

H. 42. FREE HOPKINS. T. 71.

O. 577 FDENTES ESTRADA. R. 22. C.

19. GAFBLER MODEROW. 26. O. 19.

GATES VERDEROSE. V. Jr. 33. A.

23. A YT AN MEDINA. D. 17. 19.

GONZALES GOYETTE. C. 21. T. 19.

gREENMAN SWARTZ. H. 26. A. 19.

GUTIERREZ CA MACHO. F. 23. J. 2L HARRIS KIRK WOOD.

L. 50. M. 28. HARRIS PROCHTER.

W. 24. V. 19. HAZARD HAZARD.

F. 52. C. 43. HELLER HORY.

J. 34. F. 34. HENRY PERRY.

K. 2E. P. 23. HERWIG HEGEMAN.

R. 33. N. 20. HILL SNEED.

E. 35, Z. 29. HIRSCHINGER DIXON. R.

27. H. 23. HUGHES ROBERTS. J.

24. M. 25. HUMMEL FICKLE. O.

22. 20. INGRAHAM MAXWELL. M. 50.

D. 52. IRVIN MASTERS. C. 23.

R. 19. ISAIS ROBINSON. R. 25.

A. 20. JEFFERS GIBBINS. R. 33.

E. 29 JOCHIMSEN WHITE, D. 32. D. 28.

-KASTLER OORVEm R. 22, E. 23. LALLY T. 35.

E. 29. LANE SCOTT. G. 2'l, '21.

LONNECKERHAUGEN. C. 24. C. 28.

MATTINGLY FAUST, "19, 17. mcuall BROWrNING. R. 18. C.

17. Mcdonald hewttt. r. jr. 22.

b. 20. McFARLAND ADAMS. W. 74, M.

45. MEAD HALL. R. 26. B.

26. -MICHELSON FARBER. H. 27. L.

19. MILLER PHARRIS. K. 19. B.

18. Mllcnv WALLACE. M. Jr. 24.

O. 22. MONTGOMERY MORELAND. R. 44.

O. JH. MORTON THOMAS. R. 26.

E. 21. MURAKAWA MURAKAWA. K. 29, 8.

26. NEARINO KNdTHE. S. 64. H.

43. PETERSON PAUL. R. 32. E.

32. PICKENS BIRDNO. A. 30, B. 23.

POPPAW HOLMES. G. 25. P. 25.

QUENZER BARNES. A. 42. M. 33.

RAND LOGAN. J. 49. M. 48.

REID DE OLMEDO. H. 27, 8. 30. REI.VECKE KATES.

H. 23, M. 23. RIGSBY HAMMER. R.

21. E. 20. ROBINSON A INS WORTH. R.

19. D. 18. ROCK HEPWORTH. B.

19. 17. RODRIGUEZ PADILLA. L. 25.

V. 20. RODRIGUEZ PENA. R. 24.

M. 29. ROHM ROBERTSON. J. 22.

M. 20. SAVENICK BERGER. J. 23, R.

18. 8CHAUB FISH. F. 32. F.

23. SEGURA FRANCO. J. 23. R.

31. SERRANO TORRES. A. 28. M.

19. SMITH STEWART. M. 23. A.

21. SQUILLANTE MULLER. H. 36. B.

26. STEPHENSON- WINTERS. 21. D. 20.

8TOKELL HARDY. H. 35, M. 32. STRONG WIMBERLY.

R. 28, R. 26. UN LAND LAFFEY. E.

27. C. 18. URBANOSKI GAETJEN. F.

61. A. 55. VOGT BURTON. L.

69, K. 74. WARD JONES. L. 22.

J. 20. WAGONER MARTINEZ. J. 19.

C. 19. MUSSETT. O. Jr.

22. D. 23. WFGFAHRT JUDKINS. P.

37, S. 30. WEIDENKELLFR BORAX. A. 24.

B. 24. WILLIAMS HOSKLNG. R. 30.

D. 21. WINE McCALLUM. W. 21.

B. 17. DIVORCE SUITS FILED ADAIR. Maggie B. against Homer T.

ALEXANDER. Ruben against Hilda E. BANK. E. M.

BEAinst Gerard G. BLANCHE. Violet against Fred. BRADY. Jayne E.

against David L. BRAGG. Frances against Harold L. BURNS. Elizabeth F.

against James A. BURNS. Opal aeain.it Lawrence E. CASTLEMAN. Elizabeth against John R.

CHACON. Francisco against Andrea C. CLINTON. Maree E. against Earl C.

COTTER. Ella V. against Edward O. CROTTY. Thomas A.

against Ines J. DALIDA. Bertha C. against Conrad 8. DAVIS.

Laverfte against Theodore N. DURAN. Seferino against Frances V. EDDINGTON. Ethel M.

against Rurle. ELKINS. Esther M. against John Jr. EWING.

Stanley W. against Constance FERNANDEZ. Jess against Genevieve. GENCOPE. Dolores against Thomas.

GRIFFIN. Archie L. against Sadie. HAHN. Pearl against Everett.

JOY. Phyllis R. against Wilbur B. KIRK. Jean T.

against Glenn A. KOS3. Lorraine M. against Ivan. LAGERQU1ST.

Syble against Edwin J. LEWIS. Lloyd O. against Mary L. MACIAS.

Lupe R. against Gustavo. MADICK. Dolores against George. MADRID.

Perfecto V. against Juana M. MARTIN. Louise against Sheldon J. MURPHY.

Ellen M. against Austin J. NAVARRO. Waldo against Blasita C. NICHOLSON.

Bernice against Alexander. OLSEN. Frances against Jack M. OLSON. Adelaide M.

against Dean v. POPWELL. Marye C. against George W. RAMIREZ.

Margaret against David. RICHIE. Edna H. against Floyd L. RUIZ.

Emma F. against Frank. SCHAEFER. Virginia against Clifford. Nancy; C.

against James X. SHAW. James against Frances. SIMCICH. Edna B.

against Fred A. SPIARS. Cornelia L. against William H. STUCK.

Hans W. against Dorothy L. VAN ESCHEN. Helen against Bernard F. VILLASENOR.

Mry L. against Marco. WHITE. Dorothy C. against Martin L.

DIVORCES GRANTED ADAMS. James J. from Christina M. ALVARADO. Conception R.

from John C. ANDERSON. Helen M. from Robert V. BENEDICT.

Peggy from Marion. BOYLE. Billy F. from Jack G. BRASS ELL.

Nellie B. from Edward L. BROWN. Lottie from Ewell C. BROWN.

Marion W. from Charles V. BURNETT. Doris L. from Edward A.

BYRD. Florence A. from Rav E. CANNON. M.

Eugene from Alice C. COOL. Edna L. from John E. CROSS.

Lucille M. from Chauncey P. CROW ELL. Jewell L. from James E.

DE PRIMA. Charles R. from Adele S. DOBSON. Dorothy E.

from Cecil W. DOTZLER. Mary J. from George A. FARQUHAR.

William G. from Ethel J. FEEBLE. Gloria F. from Edward J.

FELDMAN. Charles from Beatrice. FENTON. Harry from Ruth M. FOSTER.

Hylah M. from Paul H. GARRETT. Vyola J. from Lloyd P.

KAAKE. Ann from Leonard. HAVILAND. Margaret M. from-John HAYS.

Marguerite from Harlan J. HENRY. Grace M. from Jennings B. HESTER, Lydia L.

from Bracy L. HOWARD. Alta E. from Raymond O. HOWELL.

Norma M. from Bert W. KELLER. Howard I. from Beverly J.

KIMMICH. Thomas L. from Patricia. KOHUT. Lucille M.

from Joseph F. KRETZ. Germaine S. from Adolph P. LANE.

Anne J. from Robert L. LA PUMA. Dorothy J. from Joseph G.

LAWSON. Chrystelle from Thomas C. LE GOUBE. Harrv C. from Joyce J.

LE GROS. Hueo from Grace M. LINGENFELTER. Arthur H. from Gladys.

LLOYD. Robert from Opal. LOGAN. Ernest from Hermean. MARTIN.

Vera E. from William A. MASSEY. Thelma from Halley. McDONALD.

Katherine L. from Charles T. MERRILL. Muriel L. from George R.

MIER. Veronica M. from Andrew J. NITTEL. Florence from Roy D.

F. SOLAN. Franc L. from James H. 'r BAY MEADOWS FIRST FIFTH Trust Fund 19 Cover Up 19 Sir War 10 Me'doVle B'y 13 -Par Plus 8 Burra Sahib 5 SECOND SIXTH Sage Counsel 16 Grandpere 28 Plplad 10 Solidarity 9 Humoresque 8 Call Bell 6 THIRD SEVENTH Shasta Turb'n 20 On Trust 27 Cracked Tudo FOURTH Herod Play Comcatchme Vicksburg 9 Adrosrue 7 6 Burni'g Dream 7 EIGHTH 18 Brack 15 7 Tole Free 13 5 Robin Hill 5 Best bet ON TRUST.

GULF8TREAM FIFTH FIRST Sis Boom Baa Kopla Linwood Blue SECOND Ruling Tim DaraJet Eternity THIRD Liberate Master Royal tflver FOURTH Umpyrtan -Kay Gibson Vanslam Best bet- 13 Miss Mommy 13 Tight Squeeze 7 Joe Olsan SIXTH 16 Rampart 9 High Trent ,8 Bug Juice 29 5 4 21 7 7 SEVENTH 12 Hearth Mouse-18 11 Valdlna Sentry 7 9 Show 6 EIGHTH 20 Terheru 19 16 Ironswecp 12 6 Felt Hat 6 -MISS MOMMY FAIR GROUNDS FIRST FIFTH Son o' Bosun 25 Dockstader 20 Marconi's Time 2 May Kly 11 Come Spring 2 Valdina Perion 9 SECOND SIXTH John Arrc 22 Ekard 21 King Thunder 9 Dorothy B. Jr. 10 Blob Del 7 Boden's Pal 7 THIRD SEVENTH Shade Ruff 16 Rockwood Lou 16 My Julie ll Rodm'n Keen'n 14 Fergie's Ariel 6 Benaddi 8 FOURTH EIGHTH Grandpa Max 22 Loch Ness 14 Russian Valor 16 Lady Sea ton 13 For Granted 8 Calydon 7 Best bet SON O' BOSUN Bay Meadows Entries (Clear and fast; post 12:30 p.m. P.S.T.) FIRST Mile and one-sixteenth. 8-rear.

olds and p. claiming, parse f-i2'K. Stepsome no boy) Silk Shadow (Yeuttef Par Plus IW. Sir War Volzke Bar Gernade (no boy) Mulligatawney (Bierman Trust Fund (Lltzenberg Valdina Rip (Miller) Vencedor (no boy) Vegas Street (Weatherlngton) Wise Rebus (no boy) Heno Devil (Jessop) Declared Expend, Otay Comes, Mr ley. Bit O'H.

112 118 118 112 121 118 112 118 107 Val- SF.COND Mile and one-sixteenth. S-year-olds and bp. claiming, parse 83500. Sage Counsel Boston Maid (no Hemadit no boy Lightfoot Lady (Jessop) Humoresque (no Piplad (Lltzenberg) Until Now (G. Scotch Pert (Pederson) Pampas Fox K-O-Justice (W.

Bailey) Eagle Hawk (R. Zufelt) 119 110 112 110 116 119 113 113 114 113 113 108 buper Bomber (no boy). Declared- -Niecesue, Sha Dast, Torch War. THIRD RACE Mile and three-sixteenths. and bp.

claimins. parse ireauw. HeduzSy (Volzke) Cut Up (Cargill) Hysition (W. B. i Shasta Turban Cracked (Ralls) Ill 112 115 Ill Ill Lady Nikon (iiiier) Black Ivory (no boy) Sierra Gene (Bierman) Tudo (Lindberg) Palattio (W.

Bailey) Vain Vickie (no boy) 108 103 ill Ill 120 108 FOURTH Mile and one-sixteenth. 8- year-oids and tfp, claiming, parse a-Capt Absolute (no boy) 118 nre rngnt ino ooyi lis b-Royal Squadron (Bierman) lia a-Comcatchme Peterson i 11" Ljira Agent mo ooy us Picotee (no hrv) 121 Herod Play (VolzkfO 11K b-Ratfle-De-Banu (Yeutter) xllfi He Does (no 117 Vicksbur (WestroDel 117 Perino (Jessop) 107 My Empire (Litzenber) 110 a Mercnant A Plgg-Mrs. M. R. Parcb- er entry.

Foika Dot Btame entry. FIFTH Six fnrlonrs. and np in Grade the ShreTO HandlcMt, Makai (Bierman) Grand La Orand (no Dr. Cattail (Eccard) 110 110 106 12B 115 iover up tLongaeni Meadowvale Boy (Westrope Hurra eanin (L.iczenDerg Mon-O-Baste (no boy) Solano (Russo) llO 113 110 SIXTH One mile, i-year-olds. the- Sa Third Spin (no boy) t05 Wise Listo (Parnell) 107 ueue Jone (i.inaoers ....112 a-Grandpere (Longden) 126 a-Solidarity (Q.

Zulelt) 120 War Phantom (Lltgenberg) Ill Gallant Pass (Yeutter) 107 vauani air jessop 1U8 Flagship (Miller) 107 Call Bell (Westrope) lli Fantom Venture (Bierman) 114 a Mrs. J. P. Adams and Mrs. S.

Gold- stone eniry SEVENTH Mils and one-sixteenth, ail ages, the San Jos Handicap, purse wnt aaaea. Uutotheblue (no boy) 108 a-Burnlng Dream (Longden) Boy-Plia (Sherlock) Adrogue (Westrope) a-On Trust 120 100 116 124 Colleto (no boy) 100 Terry Bargello (Peterson) 108 Please Mo (Lttzenberg) 108 a Mrs. J. P. Adams fc E.

O. Stice 6c puna eiiLry. EIGHTH Mile and five-eirhths. 3-olds and as, claiming, the Hawaiian dens, purse 25(0. year-Gar- Broker's Call (no boy) 110 Valdina Diva (Keagle) Country (W.

Bailey) 108 Navy Bomber (Miller) 116 Sir Locksley (Wright) Dry Year (Pederson) 108 Brack (Volzke) 113 Brunos Touch (W. Robertson) Tole Free (Yeutter) Dorsey K. (Gordon) xl05 Robin Hill (Lltienbert) 113 a Apprentice. Bay Meadows Results (Weather clear, track- fast) FIRST Six furlongs, 3-year-olds up. Lorn a Mar Kate.

114. Buxton 8.40 3.30 2.80 Preservator, 122. Pederson 4.80 3.60 Bright Scholar, 110, Braddish 10.10 lime, 3-5. Also ran Balaruc. For Tou.

Siskiyou. Hy-Ha, Halkum, Dr. Alley. Wlckford Point, Four by Four. Decidaly Galus.

Scratched Westy Rambler, Fond Time, Peter Puget. Belquest. SECOND Six furlongs, 3-year-olds np, claiming, purse 12000. Barging Lady, 116, G. Zufelt 16.40 5.60 3.60 Paramarine, 119.

3.00 2.40 Win Bag, 116, Pederson 3.00 Time. 1:12. Also rsn Paton, Boneva Brooklyn Lady. Lady Morvich. Little Spike.

Fiery Shower. Toubo Isle. Catcho-kah. Winout. Scratched Fire Away, Pronto Wash.

Little Tornado. Bobjo Bargello. Dally double paid (56.30 THIRD Six furlongs, 3-year-olds np, claiming, purse $2000. Hard Twist. 118.

Volske- 36.10 14.80 T.10 Seianus. 118. Fields 8.00 5.20 All Faith, 113. Pederson 3.40 Time, 1:12 1-5. Also ran Brave Commando, Wham Bam, Market Trends, Tronic Sun, Seargo, Saranap.

Markmowd, Charivari. Gale Ahead. Scratched Vegas Sue, Lynn Rey Otay Comex, Missedna. FOURTH Six furlongs, 3-year-olds up, claiming, purse J2000. Graviton.

115, Bierman 43.70 14.50 7.60 Jessies Beau, 117, Jessop 7.00 4.60 Unchallenged. 115. G. Zufelt 4.50 Time. 1:11 1-5.

Also ran First Admiral, Kelly's Rose. Glory Cady. Vegas Jack, Vain Gold. Gold Fun. Block to Block, Rhodes Flag.

Rialta. Scratched Lone Chance, Ridkin, Fancy Dog, Croon Easy. FIFTH Six furlongs. 2-year-olds, allowances, purse 2000. Chayo, 115, Westrope.

.20.40 9 20 5.50 Broker's Flash. 110, Pederson. 13.00 8.10 Early Edition, 113, Bierman 5.00 Time, 1:11 4-5. Also ran Trinket Box, Mardoland, K.O. Listo, Rum Swizzle, Hari-har.

Early Scotch, Rony Humboldt, Sea Angel. Jade Lad. Scratched Flying Cue, Brown Jewel, Frits Magin, Big Poise. SIXTH Mile and one-sixteenth, 3-year-olds up, claiming, purse $2000. Cannon, 118.

Jessop ....19.20 6.80 4 50 Saffworth, 118, Longden "3.80 2.60 Peepalong, 113, Yeutter 4.30 Time, 1:46. Count Mattier, Barbrack, Grim Magic. Bruno's Touch, Ronnette, Starweista. Chief Crusader, Casca Pal. Don Peppino.

Scratched Country, Ghost Hunt, Cracked. Whirling S. SEVENTH Mile and" one-sixteenth, 3-year-olds up. allowances, purse 82200. Aoia 115.

Litzenberg ....10.20 4.10 2.90 Maoll. 113, Longden 3.30 2 50 Happy Reward, 110. 390 Time. 1:46 1-5. Also ran Alihikaua, Ton to.

Sunshine Lass. Forego, On to Victory. No scratches. EK-iHTH Mile and one-half. 3-year, olds up, claiming, purs $2200 Sweeping Manna.

112. Lindberg 8.80 3.50 3.00 Red Fes, 109, Robertson 6.70 5.50 Viaduct. 112. McCown 13.40 Time. 2:36 1-5.

Also ran Fair Child. Dry Feet. Lostagal, Rekrab. Jitterbug. Paratrooper.

Conexia, Scratched Coming Out. plead to a charge of drunkenness. Calver, arrested Wednesday night on the drunk charge, got continuances from 2 p.m. Thursday 9:30 a.m. yesterday and then to 2 p.m.

When he failed to appear Municipl Judge Louis W. Kaufman ordered his $20 bail on the drunk charge forfeited and a bench warrant issued for his arrest. Bail on the warrant was set at $100. Court records showed Calver was arrested 1 at La Brea Ave. and Venice Blvd.

on a drunk driving charge and that he pleaded guilty the next day and paid $100 fine in lieu of a 30-day jail term before Munici pal Judge Mildred L. Lilhe. Printing Trade Salesman Dies Robert E. Wilson, 70, of 1061 S. Sycamore retired, sales man for the Scoville Press and Murray Gee Printers, died yes terday at Pioneer Sanitarium, Artesia, after an illness of sev eral weeks.

Born in Ogden, Utah, he was a leader in Boy Scout, Four-H and young men's activities in the Mormon Church. Mr. Wilson leaves his widow, Mrs. Alva Wilson, arid four children, Dr. Garff B.

Wilson, Berkeley: Miss Helen Wilson, Cpmpton; Mrs. Leonard Thomp son, Corona Del Mar, and Mrs, Andrew Hamilton, Los Angeles. Funeral services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Monday in the Wilshire Ward chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- day Saints, 1201 S. Manhattan Place.

Blind Former Resident Hunted A city-wide search for Hans Gutendorf, 58, blind former resi dent of 790 E. 12th St, was launched yesterday by Red Cross home service department workers. Letters and cables from Ger many, addressed to Gutendorf, are being held for him by his former landlady at the 12th fat. address, the Red Cross said. Messiah to Be Sung Handel's "Messiah" will be sung by the Los Angeles Sev enth Day Adventist Choral So ciety, with Gladys S.

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KFAC-Masteroieces. KMPC-Bob Shannon. KECA-Madhouse Musi KXLA MOO Artie Stebbins, local studio ex ecutive and close friend of Louis, had a telegram from the champ which stated that Louis would be willing to meet Thompson or any suitable opponent in the Coliseum for the two charities. Babe McCoy of the Olympic stated that he had been called upon to promote the bout McCoy even contacted the Coliseum Commission relative to leasing the big bowl for the promotion. Thompson's manager, Cal Working, feeling that the bout was a distinct possibility, re cently turned down a match with Joey Maxim.

Both McCoy and Working stated yesterday that they didn't know whether the Louis bout was on or off. Gulfsfream Park Results (Weather clear, track fast) FIRST np. H4 ml Perfect Melody. 111. Knapp 8.70 4.80 4.10 Credenda, 109, Frrico 16.50 13.50 Fagrace, 104, Williams 37.50 Time.

1:54 3-5. Myrtle Appetiser, Ever Playful. Casa Libre, Billie's Choice, Dunde, Flight Nurse, Naughty Baby also ran. SECOND no, 7 Mr. Chap, 117, Gorman 12.80 5.80 4.40 Gwennie's Pal.

114. Prater 4.80 3.40 Golden Scotch, 115. Bnider. 3.50 iime, x.xo. man, uniiiy oue, Display Flight, Rifle, Raffle House also ran.

Daily doable paid 872.30 THIRD np, 7 Zestful, 109. Gifford 27.60 9.50 5.00 Tarawa. 105, Featherston 3.50 2.60 Crack Time. 114, Gonzales 2.80 Time, 1:26 3-5. Menotnow," 8ue's Special, Krasaveetza, Kankeekee.

Twink Shot, Shootin' Joe. G. Glxl also ran. FOURTH mdn. 6 Zoriel.

112. Kline 22.90 10.20 6 90 Special Lee, 112, Knapp 5.70 4.70 Natch, 112, Weingart 6.20 Time. 1-12 2-5 nelltrhtfiil. Kil Bnv. Rio Reich.

Sea Orchin, David Odd Piffeon. Halrvnn Crfuit. Fakir. Ttiixv Chief also ran. FIFTH -Ctmsr "fl-Vr rtn 7 fur Victim, 107, Cook .6.90.3.10 2.60 Vinsfurlougfi, 114.

3.60 2 80 Damos, 115. Stout 5.50 xime. 1:25 1-5. Shockoe, Royal Stew, Burning Twig, Monitor, Ned Canron. Shifty Play, Sugar Lump, Alemannia also ran.

8IXTH 3-vr -olds lin. rt fur Syntet, 106, Featherston S.90 3.40 2.30 rea luck, iuo, uun v.txj 3.0 His Grace, 113, Snider 2.30 Mime, i-a. wasnington Bky. Al-worth. Penny Reward also ran.

SEVENTH up. 1 A Blenel, 115, Wolfe. .21.40 9.70 5.90 Cadence, 110. 41.90 15.10 Nangee. 98.

Olah 3.70 Time, 1:45 4-5. Roses Are Red, Blen Pal, Pretty Valley, Stefan, Lloyds, Doug Crate, Bob's Birthday, Last Stride. Stolen Melody also ran. EIGHTH up, 1H Grey Wing. 113, Stout 7.10 4.10 3.10 Comformable, 105, Featherston 10.90 6.40 Meneither, 113.

3.20 Time, 1:53 4-5. Valdina Tyrant, North Storm, Aguilucho, Brown Job. Gold Cache, Lucky Change, Gold Boy, Ring Master also ran. Gulfsfream Park Entries (Clear and fast: post 10:30 a.m. P.S.T.) FIRST up.

6 Sir Spie 114 Chestwick 110 Sis Boom 117 Dolly Zae 105 Judge Davey 112 Linwood Blue 109 Valdina 119 Kopla 113 Snappy Package. 110 Sir Jinx 105 Fanturbie 110 Shore Patrol 114 Day 114 Flag o' 115 TasaieJo 114 Lovi Lovi 114 SECOND up. 7 Mannequin 114 Top Notch 114 Paralet 119 Eternity 110 Devastating 114 Mescara 110 Diderod 117 Old Iron 110 Ruimg Time ...110 Agilant 110 Excelente 114 THIRD 6 Cellophane 110 a-Liberate 115 One Atom 105 Suribachi 102 Wise Fritz 105 PoiKnancy 112 Royal Lover 110 Sea ton Pippin. 107 a-Master 110 a Calumet Stable entry. FOURTH np.

7 East Light 117 Silver Plate Ill Stageboy 110 TJmpydan 117 Kay Gibson 108 Ariel-Song 119 Rustle Broom 115 Air Sailor 117 Eb 110 SuperwoU 105 Vanslam 122 FIFTH Hdcp- 6 Musician 112 Last Bill 115 Bold 114 King Midas 112 Control 106 Allies Pal 113 Joe Olsan 116 Miss Mommy 120 Montayr 118 Airfield 109 Martal 110 Tight Squeeze 113 SIXTH up. 1A Kay Gibson 106 Clean Slate 108 High Trend 108 Bub Juice 113 Time 8titch 106 Iodine 103 Rampart 113 SEVENTH up. 1 Lesinian 107 Show 113 Gainer 114 Master Jack 116 Special Pet 101 Swing High 104 Valdina 121 Dave's Boy 109 Cross Bayou 110 Brazil 114 Rose Canyon Ill Hearth Mouse 118 Queen's Chance. 115 Bullsel 113 Charles City 110 Marine Victory. 118 EIGHTH up, lAt Polonius 108 Ironsweeo 113 Hel-Plin 113 Anne Again 109 Ambranded 110 Awashonks 107 Sacred Vow 107 Newtown 114 Mr.

Flip 105 Felt Hat 112 Bonridge 105 a-Ootem 120 Temeru 115 Good Break 116 Big Three 113 a-New Caledonia 110 a R. Slpmer-G. G. Mavros entry. Fair Grounds Entries (Cloudy, heavy; post 11:45 a.m., P.S.T.) FIRST up, 6 Tamms Hills Ill Metaphan 108 Jim Jam lOB Sax Bee Ill Marconis 106 Marsaiah 101 Assumption 100 Son o' Bosun 109 Darbv Dallas 104 Sunny's Honey 105 Sparker Ill Come Spring 103 Sarasee .........111 SECOND up, 6 Amberley Ill Derra Bard Ill My Blitzen 114 Blob Del 106 King 106 Miss Whiskers, 98 Black Dragon 117 Johnny Bull 108 John Arrc Ill Xam Ill Milk Route 106 Travel Ill Nod 110 THIRD up, 6 My Julie 106 Shade Ruff Ill Happy Indian 114 Fergie's 112 Fleet Imp 110 Deauville King.

114 Patch Party 109 FOCRTH up, 1A Nostalgia 104 For Granted 109 Breath Taker 113 Grandpa 115 Russian 118 Peraptera 115 FIFTH up, 8 Valdina 120 Dockstader 120 Spice Bush 114 Bank Balance. 117 May Fly 112 Glider Pilot Ill Segundo Sombre 120 sixth up. 1A Ekard 108 Thor 108 Camp's First 110 Dorothy B. Ill Jacalitos 107 Boden's Pal 108 SEVENTH up. Qulb's Bally 104 Rockwood Lou.

112 Miss Busybee 109 Little 8tick 105 Benaddi 105 Seventeen Guns 106 Lem's Baby 107 Rodman Keenon 113 EIGHTH up, 1A mi-Lady Seaton 103 Loch Ness 115 Sweep Play 112 Calydon 116 Rapjoy 115 Reliou 112 Star Thorn 118 U.S. Army. jTinerai services p.m.. today, at the' DuBois Funeral Home. 116 North San Gabriel Boulevard.

San Gabriel. tsniiLLUN, Airs. Olive fc. Cunningham O'Connor, directors. CAl SEY, Richie Carol.

Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. CONWAY, Sister Mary Nolasco. beloved sister of Mrs. Jesse Webster. Mrs.

George Whitney, James J. and William H. Conway. Requiem Mass at Sisters of Mercy Convent. 406O West Washington Boule vard, today, 9:30 a.m.

Wallace E. White At Howard J. Callanan. directors. CONRAD, Laura M.

Services Monday. 10:30 a.m., at Armstrong Family. CORNELL, Halle, beloved mother of Kenneth W. Cornell, sister of Pearl Whit-more and Mrs. Evelyn Marrs.

Services private, Utter-McKinley'a Strother In DAVENPORT, Harrison Harvey (Hal.) December 12. late of 1263-A South Brand Boulevard, Glendale, father of Blanche Davenport Tallman and Allen George Davenport of Glendale, brother of Mrs. Fred Rosenfeld of Glendale and Mrs. Ed Wilson of Denver. Funeral services Monday, December 15, at 3 P.m., in the unapei oi sacrea Memories, u.

ocovern Son, 828 South Brand Boulevard. Glen- aaie. DONATO. Eva. Requiem Mass today.

9:30 a.m., at St. Ann's Church, Sharp it, O'Connor, directors. DOTTL. John Edward. Mass Monday, 9 a.m., at St.

Basil's Church. Armstrong r-amny in cnarge. DUNNING, Vincent of 508 Egley. Monterey Park. December 8.

loving husband of Mrs. Dacy F. Dunning of Monterey Park, father of Edgar, Eric and William Dunning of Ladner, B.C.. brother of Ernest Dunning of Port. Hammond.

B.C.. Herman, Dunnlne of Oakland. Prank Dim. ning of Fontana, and a nephew. Earle of Upland.

Funeral services were held at. 10 a.m., Thursday at the DuBois Funeral riome. lie North sen Gabriel Boulevard. San Gabriel EICHHOLZ, Joseph H. Funeral notice later.

csnarp ee Connor, oirectors. FERBER. Stewart of 310 North Atlan tic Boulevard, Dee. 11: resident of Monterey Park for 15 years, owner of Ferber Cafe: survived by his wife, Anetta two brothers, Charles and Albert Ferber. Services today, 10.30 a.m..

at Wilson Mortuary. Monterev Park. FIELD. Florence Dessaner, beloved wife of Howard Field, services Monday. 11 a.m..

at me nome ox reace mausoleum, juaii. now Simons, directors, FOSTER, Harry G. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. FOUNTAIN, Charles J. Beaver Mortuarv.

Tnfflewnnri. In eharre GREENBERG. Morris, beloved husband of Bertha Greenberg. father of Rosalind Skolneck and Charlotte Sanders, brother of Bertha Fox and Michael Greenberg. Services Sunday.

11 a.m., at Hollywood cemetery cnapei. oroman Mortuary. rectors. HANDSHER. Sam.

Services 10 Sun. day. at Glasband Mortuary, 901 West waninEion jaouievara. HART. Maude Eddy.

Forpst T.awn in JEMESON, Theresa, beloved mother of Helen and Ruth Jemeson. sister of Arthur and Samuel Brash, grandmother of Joyce Jemeson. Services Sunday, 1 p.m.. wroman JENNESS. Lepba.

Reed TaDleV Ar Geiter. directors. JOHNSON, William Bradford, loving father of Albert S. Johnson, grandfather of Dean Bradford Johnson, loving brother of Emma Louise Johnson. Services 1 o.m..

aaunaaj, at t-ierce eiroi.ners' Honywooa, JONES. Annie K. 'Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mflrtnarv JONES, Estella of Avenal. Cal. Services Monday.

10:30 a.m., at Beaver Mortuary. Inglewood. KAPLAN. Meyer Louis, beloved husband of tvose fvapian. ratner oi jeanette Bergman and Carl Kaplan.

Services Sunday, 2 p.m., at Groman Mortuary. LANDER. Robert Frank Sr. Peed Tftnlm, Jkr ripirAr. rflrM.tni MEADOWS, John Milton.

Remains forwarded by Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary to Ironton. for Interment Ql ALLS. Benjamin beloved husband of Mildred M. Quails, father of Rita Gail Nunn. brother of Mary Smith.

Norris and Oscar Quails, grandfather of Sharon iee Argo. services Monday at 11:30 a.m. in the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Forest Lawn Mortuary in eharee ROSENBERG, Leon. Services Monday, 2 p.m..

at Glasband Mortuary, 901 West wasnington uouievara. SCH1FF. Max. Edwards Brothers Colonial Mnrtnarv SCHRINER, Edith mother of Herb Schriner. Rosary 8 o'clock Sunday evening from chapel of Will A.

Reynolds dr. rwicis jl. toerie, bmo Melrose Avenue. Requiem. Mass 9 a.m.

Monday at St. Victor Chnrrh STANHOPE. William father of Juliette Snell. Donald E. and Robert W.

Stanhope. cervices private at Armstrong Family. STEIGMEYER. Frederick, beloved husband of Lu Ree D. Steigmeyer.

Services 11 a.m., Monday, at Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hills. 417 North Manle Tlriv. 8TOUGH, Charles B. Services 1 p.m., Mon day, at ine cnurcn oi the Recessional, Forest Lawn, Pierpe Brothers' Crenshaw, directors. THOMAS, George Nelson.

Wabash freight agent, retired, loving brother of Charles Thomas of Denver, and Mrs. Randolph Hayward of Springfield, O. Services 3 p.m. Pierce Brothers. Holly- woira, osaa eania Monies Boulevard.

TODD. Glenn of El Segundo. Services iuiiuj. i v.w at wita Mortuary, TJNDEHWOOD, George. Notice of services later, Ruppe Mortuary, directors.

tSARAGA. Pio. Mass today. 0 at Immaculate Conception Church. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary, directors.

WARD, Marie. Services today. 11 a.m., at coiomai Mortuary. WENDELL. Harmon, of 4257 Clybourn.

loving husband of Ann D. Wendell, father of Lorraine Wendall Vilas and John Emory, grandfather of Ann Wendell Vilas. Mass Monday. 9 a.m.. at St.

Charles Catholic Church, North Hollywood, Mc-Namara Mortuary in charge. WILLETT, Set. Robert It. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. FUNERAL DIRECTORS- ESTABLISHED 19 NOWHERE CAM YOU OBTAIN THE SUPERB FACILITIES AND SERVICE THAT ARE OFFERED BY CUNNINGHAM O'CONNOR 850 WESTWASHINGTON.

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