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US.WeATH BUKAU MA? 0 Angeles il eV; I CALENDAR I -m. IN I r-jSUJSk I dvr rsrv tonsil ac ASTROLOGICAL FORECAST BY CARROLL RIGHTER Luncheon Arranged The eighth annual all-industry luncheon sponsored by the Pacific Chapter of the Society of Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriters will be held Sept. 27 in the Biltmore BowL A highlight of the program will be the installation of 12 new members of the society. An attendance of more than 800 is expected. Keep out-of the boss way.

and all goes smoothly. Be social; make new friends; go after your special desires. Get health on a good basis; travel. 70 70 uSE? High Temperatures and Area ''N. j-j llsl Precipitation Ixpecttd Monday V'X 96 Vr.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19): rsew, odd points of view may fascinate, but they're no good for your particular nature. Quietly help those in distress. Work off YOUR limitations.

PISCES (Feb. 19 to March 20): Is mat money burning a hole in your pocket? Better listen to a true friend's sound, practical advice and work toward your own ambitions. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORV TO. DAY Today's child will have an impatience, best handled if von will only keep ever foremost the need for and importance of common-sense methods and right ways of living, as discovered by generations of persons. Instill this viewpoint during childhood.

This will replace a natural confusion result ing irom curiosity about strange persons and conditions. Todav's child has a sturdy character that wm enjoy conscientiously solving and handling all details. Copyright, 1951. Enterprising Features. Tne jev tVIVtTnaLlVO Rain Snow RX 100 90' VEATHER BUREAU FORECAST Showers are forecast today from Upper Michigan to Lower Ohio Valley; in Lower Mississippi Valley, Texas plains and East Gulf Coast.

Offshore Pacific Coast information is furnished by U.S. Weather Bureau at Los Angeles. FUNERAL DIRECTORS CENTRAL LOCATION All cemeferies are within con venient distance of our centrally located mortuary, motorcycle escort for all funeral processions (assures auiet uninterrupted service EDWARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MORTUARY tOftn Venire Blvd. FRospeet 13u55m5HAMr6'c6 ESTABLISHED 1898 Two Convenient Locations 850 WEST WASHINGTON. B34Q iWELKUSE, HOLLYWOOD.

BR-2S25I W. A. BROWN SON W. Wylie Brown Charles Powers ILA-iqth Flower Street. RI-9141.

BRESEE BROS. GILLETTE FIFTY-NINE YEARS of mirvni srcurp 9S0 W. Washington Blvd. PR-S125. MORTL'ARlf IX FOREST LAWN EVERYTHING AT TIME OF SORROW TELEPHONE CLEVELAND 6-3131 Forest Lawn Memorial-Park In.

RUPPE MORTUARY PRospect 0115 1001 WEST WASHINGTON BRAMBLE-BEST Reverent Christian Service, Moderate Price JEWISH. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 830 W. Washington Blvd. GLASBAND MORTUARY JEWISH) ESTABLISHED 191 901 W. Washington Blvd.

PR-1S1 UTTER-McKINLEY IS CONVENIENT FUNERAL CHAPELS Main OfHceDyi481 MALINOW SIMONS JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS 818 Venice Blvd. PR-105S PIERCE BROTHERS PRospect 4151 Reed Tapley Geiger WEST WASHINGTON BLVD. FB-S1S1 WALLACE E. WHITE, 064 W. Washington HOWARD J.

CALLANAN. PR-3248 ARMSTRONG FAMILY SOUTH HOPE STREET. R1-S34S CEMETERIES Inglewood Park Cemetery Endowment Care Trust Fond Now Over $2,400,000.00 Mausoleum, Crematory, Columbarioaa lowers. ORegon 8-1261 Rose Hills Memorial Park CEMETERY-MAUSOLEUM -CREMATORY 8 mi. E.

of L.A. en Workman Mill Whlttier. UN-0-15S4 or Oxford 4-5S41 ROSEDALE Beantiful Permanent 1831 W. Washington Blvd. Convenient P4-3IS5 GLEN HAVEN MEMORIAL PARK San Fernando Valley.

ZE-5S50. CEMETERY LOTS Valhalla. c-pntionK. all or 2 or 3 graves, PL-50821. $45 S60 each.

2 GRAVES WITH PERPETUAL CARE. Want eraves. crvnts. Inorle Forest T.awn Carter. 1843 W.

Gage. TW-0211. Forest Lawn space in Commemoration Section. Phone Citrus 14290 or write P.O. Box 1044.

Riverside. Calif. We pay ton prices for graves crypts. 7.2? W. Washington.

RI-0277. LOT IN FOREST SLOPE SECTION. LAWN. SUNRISE MO-6078. CCUD Temperature Figures Show Average for Area Arrows Denote Wind Flow A Of Highs and Lows in Inches Deaths, Funeral Announcements STRONG, Emmett beloved husband of Mrs.

Louise C. Strong, loving father of Mrs. Earl H. McKeen, brother of Mrs. Cleta, Y.

Baker and Mrs. Mabel Daniels. Services Tuesday afternoon. 2 o'clock, at the Wallace E. White Howard J.

Callanan-. Mortuary, 664 West Washington Boulevard. THOMPSON. Cecile, of Pasadena. Remains forwarded by Edwards Brothers'.

Colonial Mortuary to Chi cago I or services ana interment. VAN VERA, John Bodd. Services 10 a.m. today at Pierce Brotners" alley Chapel. VENABI.E.

Mrs. Sallie loving mother of Miss Louise Venable. Services 3 p.m. Tuesday at Fierce nrotners' Hollywood, 5959 Santa Mon ica Boulevard. WALDRAFF.

Perry V. 8trictly private services today Eowaras Brotners' colonial Mortuary, WALLACE. Vernon E. Services 11 a.m. today at Pierre Brotners' Little Church Around the Corner.

3443 West Manchester Boulevard. Inglewood. WAYMIRE. Marraret, beloved wife of the late Walter F. Waymire, loving mother of Alice Lang, Clyde Waymire and the late Gweneth Oberdahn.

Services 2 p.m. Tuesday at Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles. 720 West wasnington (Cincinnati papers please copy. WELLES, Lulu beloved mother of Ray L. and Wayne Welles, sister of Mrs.

Maude Patterson. Services Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the Church of the Recessional. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. WERTHEIM, Helene.

beloved wife of David J. Wertheim. loving mother of Marion Weill and Beatrice Kutell. grandmother of Helene Weill and Susan Kutell. Services and interment New York City.

Groman Mortuary, directors. WEYDT, Mrs. Marion G. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. WILCOX, Edward of 837 King Street.

San Gabriel, passed away Sept. 8, survived by his wife. Mrs. Dorothy K. Wilcox, one son.

Ronald A. Wilcox of San Gabriel and his father, Orla Wilcox of Inglewood. Funeral services 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Da Bois Fnneral Home, 116 North San Gabriel Boulevard, San Gabriel. Interment Forest Lawn Me.

morial-Parkv WILSON. Isaac. Strictly private services. Greman Mnrtii.r. directors.

YZCEL. Pedro, beloved husband of Maria ot SB36 smuey nrive. outver City, father of Antonia Helm. Mary Lambert and Lawrence Yzuei of Culver City, brother of Mariana Gimmez end Idlidia Sanchez. Requiem Mass 10 a.m.

Monday at 8t.t Augustine's Catholic Church, Jasmine and Washington Boulevard. Culver City. Pierce Brothers Tedd A Leslie, Santa Monica, directors. Sun, Moon and Tide By U.S. Coast and Geodetie Survey vst uu oo wua.

oo Sent. 30 Oct. 7 Sept. IS MONDAY, SEPT. 10 Sun rises 6:32 a.m..

sets 7:08 p.m. Moon rises 4:10 p.m., seta 12:49 a.m. Sept. Low 10 0.0 11 12 13 14 High Low 7:44 3.7 11:31 3.2 8:08 4.1 12:4 2.S 8:34 4.S 1:41 2.0 9:00 4.9 2:28 1.4 9:27 5.3 0.9 Tides are given In order of occurrence. First column denotes time and second column height in teet above or below mean lower low water.

Light face type denotes a.m.. black face p.m. All times are California daylight-saving time. i sept 22 nigh 5:43 5.7 Sii4 li (ENEMY Of EAUIY no longer makes me dread summer "The results of Siroil on my psoriasis lesions have been (mazing. Now I am able to go out in shorts something I hadn't been able to do for years." Hundreds of thousands of other attractive women tell similar story.

Siroil tends to remove crusts and scales of psoriasis lesions external in character and located on outer layer of the skin. You will find, too, that if lesions recur light applications will help control them. Siroil does not stain clothing or bed linen and is nffrreri MONDAY, SEPT. 10 ARIES (March 21 to April 19): Keep pleasant and smiling during the morning, giving jittery persons more confidence. Then higher-up relieves tedious duties with understanding, TAURUS (April 20 to May 20): Let fresh mental slant show a way to future expansion.

Serious new acquaintance points out how to get the "pleasures important to your success, happiness. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21): Early A.M. extravagance takes away from your security and joys, makes less favorable home conditions. Be conscientious about all joint funds. CANCER (June 22 to July 21): Separation is easily avoided by keeping calm, untouched by confused member of family.

Catch up on correspondence: studies; shopping; helping others. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21): Bombastically stalking off doesn't handle dreary routines. Look to your financial security; plan future expenses, income and answers appear. VIRGO (Aug.

22 to Sept. 22): Re place an argument with friend or loved one with a smiling nod of agreement. This takes away wrath and makes you doubly ap preciated. Be thrifty. LIBRA (Sept "23 to Oct.

22); Family and career, pall and get on your nerves. Quietly get all home details exactly as you wish them for the future by studying practical S3rstems. -SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov 21) Erratic ideas, actions get you no where but fast! Practical friend may suggest a trip, or otherwise show you the way to secure your hopes and wishes. SAGITTARIUS (Nov.

22 to Dec. 21): What you feel you can af ford early today may later ham per you a great deal. Discuss budget with higher-ups; tax experts; those connected with the government, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) OLDER FOLKS OFTEN HAVE TIRED BLOOD As you get older whea your color is bad and rw -II -i 1 uuo are as men as 8 10 your blood is below par.

Then it uiiic iu oy vjciiiot tne scientific blood sonic pcoaiiy 1 or people over J. Pale, weak blood JeavM vru. 1 "11 un nuc JiM, healthy blood goes with dynamic energy invites that "million dollar" feeling. Geritoi action is amazing within 24 hours Geritoi iron appears in your blood. Geritoi also coor O'os remarkable Vitamin fii.

I I the wonders of which were described by Reader's Digest. If your doctor says you need an iron- blood toaic get Geritoi at your drugstore today. See how much better yon feel as your color improves and tiredness goes. GERITOL J. a 4.

SUE Port II MONDAY, SEPT. 1 0, 1 951 WEATHER REPORT OFFICIAL tM Anceles an vicinity: Night and early morning fog otherwise sunny but ouite hazy today and tomorrow. Little Changs in temperatures. High today 79. geeifcera California: Mostly clear Monday and tomorrow but with considerable night and morning log along coast.

Not much change in temperatures. Continued low humidities with, high. Are hazard mountains. Seatner California Coastal Valleys: Mostly clear today and tomorrow but local early morning fog lower portions. Little ehanga In temperatures.

genthern California Intermediate Valleys and Mountain Areas: Clear today and tomorrow. Little change in temperatures. Low humidities with high fire hazard. Arixena: Clear except for scattered afternoon cloudiness todsy and tomorrow. Cooler northeast today.

Warmer northeast tomorrow. WIKD AND WEATHER llnt Conception to San Diero: Light variable winds night and mornings becoming westerly 12 to 18 m.p.h. afternoons today and tomorrow. Foggy night and morning. lifting to low cloud layer about noon with partial clearing along coast afternoons.

Little change In temperatures. WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY The thermal trough of low pressure is little stronger from Sonora. northwest to the Sacramento Valley. Strong Pacific high is centered 42 145 moving east about 30 m.p.h. Strong gradients extend from the Northern California coast to this high pressure area.

A deep low pressure area is centered over the Aleutians with frontal waves in a strong southwesterly flow between this low and trie Facinc nign. NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY The weather was clear and warm over nd west or me rtocsies ye.wera.j, although cloudiness has moved into West ern Washington this afternoon, and a little rain has been reported in extreme Northwest Washington. The temperature was warmer over th Northwestern united States ana mrousn xiortn.rn ana central California, with temperatures above 100 deg. through Central California again t.rl. w.H muff reoorted a high of 110 for the warmest in the nation, while Williams naa iuu ana rresno ana sacrament reported 100.

San Francisco was warm with 92. Medford. warmed to 93 and Rosebum and Danes, reported 90 deg. readings. Otherwise in the wefiterft States were re ported in the 70s and 80s, except for readings in the 90s in Arizona and New Mexico.

Cooler weatner movea into me Central Rocky Mountain States and the Central Plains eastward to the Great T.ata T.nr.1 Iimtt showers fell through Kansas. Oklahoma and Missouri. Tulsa reported 2.45 inches and Oklahoma City had 1.2ft during the past 24 hours. Kansas City had .85 and Ft. Worth had .53 during the same period.

Temperatures little warmer in the Eastern States with temperatures from about 80 in New England to so along me ouu Coast. LOCAL TEMPERATURES Sunday's maximum and minimum temperatures at Southern California points, as reported to the Los Angeles office of the U.S. Weather Bureau, were as follows: Station Loo Angeles Beaumont Bishoo Blythe Burbanlc 80 ..100 9f ..109 Min 58 58 54 58 7S 60 89 89 Catalina Airport Culver City 71 El Centro ..107 82 71 88 .106 70 74 Long Beach L.A. Airport Mt. Wilson Needles Newport 60 61 70 76 57 58 59 53 52 60 7 58 59 54 62 59 59 59 65 57 oceansiae 68 Palmdale 103 Pasadena 87 Paso Robles 105 Riverside 96 Sandberg ....94 San Bernardino 99 San Diego 75 San Gabriel 89 San Pedro 69 Santa Ana 85 Santa Barbara 70 Santa Monica fi9 Thermal 109 Torrance 72 TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION SUNDAY Precipf- Station Abitene Albuquerque Amarillo Atlanta Bakersfield Bismarck.

Boise Boston Buffalo Charleston Cheyenne Chicago Cleveland Denver Des Moines Max. Min. tation 95 74 .01 90 81 86 100 73 80 77 78 1 9S 68 80 78 72 60 64 58 91 51 47 54 47 58 41 43 50 52 65 49 62 57 65 50 45 61 54 41 75 60 47 71 39 6S 53 67 78 63 75 63 74 58 57 68 65 51 51 73 52 45 48 50 62 38 64 61 59 44 53 45 48 63 74 68 54 67 54 33 59 74 77 .05 TO .96 Detroit 78 Dodge City 75 .01 Duluth 61 .40 El Paso Eureka Flagstaff Fresno Grand Junction Helena Houston Huron Indianapolis Jacksonville Kalisnell Kansas City KnoxvlUe Las Vegas Little Rock Memphis Miami Minneapolis New Orleans New York North Platte Oklahoma City Omaha Pendleton Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Pocatello Portland. Or. Rapid City Red Bluff Reno Roswel! Sacramento St.

Louis Salt Lake San Francisco Seattle Spokane Springfield. Mo. Tampa Tucson 90 62 81 100 81 73 91 75 81 87 71 75 83 102. 92 95 8S 65 95 81 73 85 75 85 81 99 79 7S 83 73 110 89 95 WO 73 76 92 72 80, 70 90 98 .03 .10 .85 .01 .24 .40 "fll 1 20 .93 .09 .39 .43 .60 Washington 79 Wtrhit 75 .34 .30 Williston 70 Winnemucca 8ft Winslow 91 Yellowstone 67 Yuma 107 ALASKAN STATIONS Anchorage 52 45 Fairbanks 58 45 Juneau 54 45 .12 .72 .27 VITAL RECORD Deaths, Fnneral Announcements AIXDAT, John H. Masonic services under the auspices of Hollenbeck Lodge No.

319. Monday 10:30 a.m. at Bresee Brothers Gillette Chanel Interment. Ingle-wood Park Cemetery. satisfaction-or-money-refunded basis.

write tor tree Dookiet. itr SIROIL LAtORATOKIES, INC Dept. 40 SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA BETTER AT ANY PRICE! No laxative tastes No laxative acts more No laxative is more America's biggest seller -1 2 30 THE CHOCOLATED LAXATIVE Today Western Oil and Gas, luncheon, Biltmore. Hardware and Paint, luncheon, Biltmore. Circus, Rodeo Road and Jefferson Blvd.

2:15 and 8:15 p.m. Enjoy False Teotfi Wonderful new powder called HOPES. Guaranteed to hold falsa teeth tight tor hour. Chew tousrh meat, drink tint drinks. Ask for HOPE DENTURE POWDER and enjoy your false teeth.

Insist on HOPEI Fiery, Smarting Itdi ef Common Skin Raiftt Don't stand such torment another hour I Just smooth Resinot Ointment 00 your irritated skin at once. See how quickjy its medically proren ingredients in Iaa olia bring blissful, long-lasting relief. EALLOUS0 To reheye painful eaDousea, btirn-ine or tenderness on bottom of feet and remove uilmw. tbia. soothing, euehiooinj pads.

DRUG STORES LAXATE 7 -2- IN THE It MIA ffT. rV.MflllBl .1 inr 1. JLrAT ALL VE Deaths, Funeral Announcements ALDFRMAN, Florence E. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. ALE.N, Peter S.

Services 1 p.m. today at Pierce Brothers' Little Church Around the Corner. 3443 West Manchester Boulevard, Inglewood. AUBORN. Gertrude.

Services 10 a.m. Tuesday at Pierce Brothers' Crenshaw. 4601 Crenshaw Boulevard. BANKS. John William.

Services Tuesday, 11 a.m., at Breeee Brothers Gillette Chapel. BEDROSSIAN, Mrs. Baigouhi. Bresee Brothers Gillette, directors. BOAK.

John MeNab, at Santa Paula, loving husband of Lulu C. Boak, father of Mrs. AJ K. Lang of Santa Paula and Mrs. John W.

Breed of South Charleston, W.Va., brother of Joseph W. Boak of Los Angeles, also four grandchildren. BUCHANAN, John late of 1600 Fast Broadway, Glendale, husband of Edith C. Buchanan, father of John C. Buchanan of Los Angeles, brother of Mrs.

J. Henry Bongartz of Providence, R.I. Services 3:30 p.m. Tuesday in Peace Chapel, Kieier A Eyerick Mortuary, 314 East Harvard. Glendale.

CASKEY, Harold beloved son of Matie Caskey, brother of Marjorie Heinen, uncle of Marjorie Sheiton and Harry Heinen. Services Tuesday. 12 noon, in the Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn. Barker-Lndwig Funeral Home, Ventura, in charge. CHAPIN.

Jennie F. Services 2 p.m. Tuesaay at. bcsiii-lan Funeral Chapel, Gardens. Entombment in Mausoleum of the Golden West, Inglewood Park Cemetery.

COCHRAN. John D. of Downey, beloved nusbana of Laura coenran. tanner oi Jack Cochran and Mrs. Martha C.

Dotson. Services 2 p.m. today at Chapel of Thomas L. Miller 10927. South Downey Avenue, Downey.

Private interment CREETH, Ernest Ray, of 1B71 Lime. Long Beach. Masonic services will be held Tuesday. 1 p.m.. at Patterson is Snively Chapel, 555 Locust Avenue.

Long Beach. Interment Downey, Calif. DAVIS. (Jack) Clausie of 6427 Agnes Avenue, beloved latner oi Mrs. jac-ouelyn Schatz, brother of Mrs.

Edna Brown. Services at Steen's Chapel, North Hollywood. Tuesday. 11 a.m. DOSHAY.

Gussie. Services Tuesaay 3 p.m. at uroman Mortuarv. DUGGAN. Benjamin.

Services 11 a.m. Tuesday ai ine Memorial Chapel of Fierce Brothers' Todd Leslie. Santa Monica. ENGELBRACHT, Charles J. Cunningham A Connor, directors.

ETCUISOX. John. Services 1 p.m. Wednesday at Pierce Brothers' Larkin Mortuary. FENNER.

Harold. Services Monday, I p.m.. at Chapel of the Chimes. Inglewood Park Cemetery. Armstrong Family in charge.

FILLOON. Forest F. beloved husband of Edith Filloon. son of Annetta Filloon, brother of Mrs. Floy O'Meara and Merrill Filloon.

Services Tuesday at 3 p.m. in the Church of the Recessional. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. FRITZ. Mrs.

Los M. Requiem Mass today. 9 a.m.. at me Cathedral Chapel. Cunningham A O'Connor, directors.

GANOY, Robert Strator. Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge. GOODWIN. Mrs. Emelie loving mother 01 Kaipn A.

Goodwin. Mrs. Virgil u. Myers. Mrs.

William F. Maddoz and Mrs. Ted Terzenbach. Funeral services Tuesday. 2 p.m..

at the Chapel of Cnnnincham A O'Connor. 850 West Washington. GRIFFITHS. Emma Gertrnde. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge.

HARTLEY, Earl E. Pierre Brothers' Valley, directors. HAZLETT, Eva Cnpps, beloved aunt of Laura C. Methven. Services Wednesday at 11 a.m.

in the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. HESZBRUN, Paula. Malinow A Simens, directors. HOWARD, beloved husband of Claudine Howard, father of Webster L.

and Charles A. Howard, brother of Arthur Howard and Delia Wilkerson. Services Tuesday at 11 a.m. in the Church of the Recessional. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge.

HTJSTED. Audrey Doris. Services 3 p.m. Tuesday at the Memorial Chapel of Pierce Brothers' Todd A Leslie. JOHNSON.

Mrs. Elizabeth Requiem Mass today. 9:30 a.m. atL ningham A O'Connor, directors. KLEBBA.

Louis M. Cnnnincham O'Connor directors. KOCIMSKI, Joseph Jr. Fierce Brothers Kirkelie, Bernard Peek, Venice, directors. KOEGFL, Ida C.

Services 10 a.m. today at Pierce Brothers Crenshaw, 4601 Crenshaw Boulevard. KCCHFNBECKER. Gertrude. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary.

LEACH. Ruth Leatha. Services 3 p.m. today at Pierce Brothers' Valley Chapel. MAI PR.

Anton, beloved father of Otto Maier and Clara HoDkins. Slumber-room visitation Tuesday. September II, at the Bramble-Best Funeral Home. ISIS Toberman Street. Please omit flowers.

funeraX fJSffi FLOWERS? iSj a rl a Jf 9 mmm mmmmsm iiit inn niiiii iij i rTWtpy I Cremifsrj I wft-tzirxri'rs. iMMioiewl Weather Conditions 1:30 1ST Sept. Deaths, Fnneral Announcements MERRIAM, James prominent artist, loving husband of Charlotte E. Mer-riam. beloved father of George A.

Merriam of Orinda. Mrs. Virginia Gilmore of San Rafael, and Mrs. Constance Foster of West-wood, also survived by 7 grandchil- idrIervices 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at W.

A. Brown Son Fnneral Home. MILLER. Sara beloved wife of William Miller, loving mother of Joy Dell and Seymour M. Miller, sister of Rose StuU, Arthur.

Irving and James Victor, also survived by one grandchild, Andrea Miller. Services today, 2 p.m., at Greman Mortuary. Interment Hillside Memorial Park, MOORE. Marsaret Tan Valkenbnrg, of 1631 Ingraham Street, loving mother of Catherine Mary Cameron. Services 3 p.m.

today at W. A. Brown Son Fnneral Home. MURPHY, CATHERINE MULLEN. Requiem Mass today.

9 a.m.. st Christ the King Church. Wallace E. White A Harold J. Callanan.

directors. MYERS, Mary of 3452 Plata Street. Los Angeles, passed away September 7, 1951. a native of Ohio. Mrs.

Myers came to California 15 years ago. and has lived the last 5 years in Los Angeles, she is survived by daughters Mrs. Ethel Greenup, Mrs. C. L.

Wagner, sons Paul K. Myers and O. L. Myers, sisters Mrs. Martin Burns.

Mrs. Fred Swain. Mrs. Emma Taven-ner. brother Elmer Morris and six grandchildren.

Services will be held Tuesday. September 11. at 10 a.m., at the Chapel of Utter-McKinley's Reynolds Eberle, Pasadena. Interment will follow at Mt. View Cemetery, Rev.

Fred L. Santhrope will officiate. NERVIG. Elizabeth beloved wife of Conrad A. Nervig.

mother of Miss Nancy J. Nervig, sister of Mrs. Bert Henderson. Mrs. C.

A. Melsard, Miss Winifred. Herbert, Theodore and Charles E. Alder. Services Tuesday at 12 noon in the Church of the Recessional.

Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. OGDEN. Hesper Newton. Services 1 p.m. today et Pierce Brothers Valley Chapel.

OHACO, Pierre, of Baldwin Park. September 9, beloved husband of Graciana Ohaco, lovinir father of Margaret Vaughtrot of San Diego. Helen Gilly of Puente and Peter John Ohaco of Santa Monica. Funeral notice later. Coster A Christiansen, Covina, directors.

PARKER. Roberta H. Services 3 p.m. today at Pierce Brothers' Little Church Around the Corner. 3443 West Manchester Boulevard.

Inglewood. OCEGUEDA. Mariana G. Mass today. 10 a.m..

at St. Thomas Church. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary, directors. PAUL, Earle beloved father of Earle D. and Nerissa Paul.

Mrs. Leatrice M. Yonker. Mrs. Esther G.

Harrah and Mrs. Chressig A. Knutson. brother of Gladys Paul, nephew of Blanche M. Paul.

Services Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. PEARMAN, Herbert. Bresee Brothers A Gillette, directors.

PEEBLES, Analese Popper. Services Tuesday, 10 a.m., at Mail-now A Simons. RAMSEY, George beloved husband of Marguerite M. Ramsay, father of Ann and Dr. George D.

Ramsav. brother of Florence Adams, grandfather of Bcott Martin Ramsay. Services Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge.

ROBINSON. Dorothy R-. of Costa Mesa. Services Tuesday 3 n.m. at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary.

SAX, Selia. Malinow A Simons, directors. SCHEER, Sam. Groman Mortuary, directors. SHARP, Harold, of 4339 Mar iota Street.

North Hollywood, survived by his wife, Laura Sharp, one daughter. Mrs. Robert W. Williams of Pasadena, 2 sons, Lt. Comdr.

T. E. Sharp of Pearl Harbor and R. G. Sharp of Auburn-dale.

Mass. Services at J. T. Oswald Chapel, North Hollywood, Tuesday 3 p.m. Interment private.

SINGER. Anna M. Services Tuesday p.m. Armstrong Family. SKINNER.

Edwin beloved husband of Blenda B. Skinner, father of Margaret R. and David E. Skinner, grandfather of David Alan and Gary Eugene Skinner. Services Wednesday at 2:30 n.m.

in the Church of the Recessional. Forest Lawn Mortuarv in charge. SMITH, Charles late of Ills Leighton Avenue. Masonic services fprivatel Tuesday, 1:30 p.m.. at Bresee Brothers A Gillette Chapel.

SMITHSON, Sabina, late of 719 last Olive Burbank. loving mother of Bart-ley, Leland, Edward. Roy and Milton Smithson and Ida Moyle. Services Tuesday. 11 a.m..

at Flll-oacb Funeral Home, Burbank. Interment Grand View. SMYTHE. Tessie tl. Requiem Mass today a.m.

at Mother of Good Counsel Church. Cnnnincham A O'Connor Hollywood, 8540 Mrlrose Avenue, directors. STEFFER. Mrs. Clara Louise.

Services 3 p.m. Wednesday at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood. 5959 Santa Monica Boulevard. p.m.) Due te Sail Sept. 11 Sept.

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40 s.m, Seasomet (tkr.l, Honolulu .9:50 a.m. Basin. 101 to 149: Wilmington. 150 to 2051 to LB-101 Acts AT ONCE to Relievo PYKE DIRECTS YOU TO lX3(Spp)7 CDuDe it- Are you annoyed by an irritating cough caused by smog? Then try pertussin! Relief from coughing often comes with the first few spoonfuls. pertussin is a scientifically prepared cough medicine which soothes dry, irritated membranes of the throat to promptly relieve such coughing.

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