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Wtsther March 1 ,1957 LosangflffOmcg 9 MARCH 2.1957-Pqrf II N.Y. BONDS American Stock Exchange WEATHER REPORT OFFICIAL (Far latarOay, H.r.b 1MI Sales 'In 100a I High Low Close Followtn prires on Ix- PORECAST I tee Aagelee aid Vlrlnlty: Partly i cloudy at time, today and tomorrow! HtW YORK. March 1 dV-Followlri in complete tabulation of tod? transaction oa Um American Sum in 1t 100e Sigh Low Close ehange Aem Free .40 10. 10 lOAee warmer! govern- but mostly sunny and allghtly afternoons. Local earl morning Yield Hish today near 67.

Acm 2 2f'a So1, 26 Beatberw Callferwla: Partly cteudy at! i times today and tomorrow but mostly 3 37 tliatttly warmer alterneons. 34Locai early morning coast fog. 30 Saalhera fallfarnlo Caaatal tai In- Adam con a 54 Aero Sup I 1A. 1. 7', 7 -'a 4H A Aeronea Mft 4 Aenew 8ur .40 2 Ainswortn 33 AirWInd 2 aux Pet 20 I1, 7' 3n.

All Gas 160 6 30' Al Sou 8 .10 lSti'i Va tmiea today and tomorrow but mostly sunny and tltehtly warmer Ifltrnoons. Local earl norain fog. Heathen California Meant! Partly cloudy today and tomorrow. AlePw pf4 20 1 Sili 02 92', tl sa tim Sliatulv warmer tomorrow afternoon. jra 3'4 3Ti 4Ve 4'.

4 31 201 SO', 3-l Rawlkerw Calif ensla Int.rter 3 33 neaert Reslw; Parl.lr cloyuy at and tomorrow but -anostly i-; iltj. High temperature today NatBiWeldftO 1 NatMirdiSl 1 1 Nat fat Nat Researth 3 Nat Starch lb 1 Nat Teletllm 9 Nat Tram 3 Nat Oa Elee 1 Neptune 1.40a 4 Brut Olli 21 Brit Oil 24 Clumb Pel 1 31' a Vm so v. 24 '1 II 12-. S0'- J4V. 'i i 2 'a 29-4 II 14 Ie H- IV, a 2, a lit i 31 NEnglAT 1.60 13b 'a Hi clock 2 a 1, Idna if 26 Mrx it At 44 NewPae 13 New Pk Mng 16 1.I 275 Nickel Rim 99 NiPitnf MB 9 Ia 15 14 IV, 75 V.

4V 2 5-a 3 6V. 14 14 lVa 72 4 2H 5 a 3Va 8 104 37 Va 8', 7 SA iva 3 76 V4 44 12 85, 31a 27 Va 26 J'- ye 4'-i Va 3.... V. Nuina LU 2 Norbute Nord Ketay 8 NorlSoKy 3 9 10ia 31 i- AmCA.60b 4.76 37 13Va Va 15 5Va Va No Can out lb Noeatl Airl 10 Noriti.ipanUr 122 Do war 120 Nuclear Am 7 Do A 57 Oceania Oil 2 8' 7 SA 3 1'4 ii 15 Vat 3Vl 4H Va 97 36t). Va 22 'a1 54 Va Ogden Cp 20 14 Va Okalta Oile 3 2 A Okonlte 2b 1 75 77:.

Old 10 wo 12 3 Do pf 3 Omar Ine 1 1 O'oktep 2.79 4 fGaiS 6pilVa 3 Do i pf 1 V. 1 Do rdpfA 1'4 3 5 12V, 86 31'4 27 V. 26 14 Mi- Va 18'i Va 'Va 4a- Va 39 44 4j 44 Tl 22 22 30 jo'atl 67 upper valleys. 67 to 77 lower ral-i ii 1 SUghtly warmer tageorrow alter- i ooob. a i.i- 3 25 Ank4 Airl 23 Alie Airl 2 Alice CP Wt 52 Allied Art A Cnn It Allied Pap "dt 6 Alum oat 1 Am Lsun 111! An Marae Am Meier 2b 4 An Petrol A It Am SesL 20r .50 Amur XI 27 Anscorrxd ft Anell Post lb 4 Ant Am Expl 5 AngLau A.

Sue Ant Wupp .30 1 AdpII pf4', .40 Ark Oil 1 log i A V5 aw times, aunnyl 57 to1 tlmea! stugnuy aiowiy center si i 1 V. NATION'S WEATHER tOi ANi f.M 3 23 PacLtt pf4Va 3 99 V4 23. day and tonight with sho rt and few thunderstorms. Showers locuJy meder-ata over mountains. Partly cloud; tomorrow.

Little chant In temperatures, WIND AND WEATHER Faint ConeeptloB to Saw ttlecot Light variable winds night and morning hours becoming west to gouthwest 10 to 20 e.h. in afternoons today and to 3 27 3 24 thirty taxes Last 119 974 morrow. Partly cloudy weather at 104 98 'a S3 'a 80V, 103 112 131V. 974 but mostly sunny afternoons, warmer today. WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY High pressure center 1024 33 138 or About halfway Han Francisco and Honolulu slowly east northeastward with 44--H- 'on ttotNti Ik AY.

oUtiuaCiTiri 4IA a-e--irrvw. 1. WtATHlH WAIM COtD OCCLUDED STATIONARY mkvimikm ounooa NOealll 7 I aAiuOutK30l- avlr 1 millibars between moving rldgw of high pressure extending from Baa Fran northeat 6S 8', 834 801, 93S 97V, 93 74 "a cisco to Honolulu and building over the West Coast. Deep storm over Aleutian lsianda moving ward. Secondary weak low lust Washington coast ereflu.liv Partly cloudy weather Southern fornia coast this morning clearing afternoon.

NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY 102 10214 98 9 9 32 13 '4 II 5 14 15'-, 4. 98 31' 13 Va 15 4. I A 14 V. IS'. a 4H 97 36H 214 54 14V 18H 39 36 ArkLC.nl 20 21 224 Armour wt 2 a Arms'Rub A 4 3 Aro quip 5 Ass Art Prod 9 Atto 9 All Cat bCo 1 1 AtlesCMin It 21 Atlaa CP wt 34 Allan Fir .15 5 Audio Der.OSr 3 Sailer Bel 40 Baker In 6 Bald Rub la 3 Bald See 3 Banff Oil 22 tiBare Tr 1 Barium .154 56 Basle Ine 1 2 Bearings 4 BellTelCan 19 Belock In Nf 1 Brnrus .101 1 Dlrkfnrrin BOa 1 14V.

lit 40 "4 4Va 39'. 234 SVa 8 5 It 15H 10a 16H 3a 2H 11 Va 7 39 5 7'4 5 171 15 15 2H 24 5H 10H 16. 3V4 2'. 11 Va 7 13'. 92', 2 9'a 7Va 46 19 15'4 17a 6Vi 9 3 17 15 '4 Va 4 '4 1V4 26 3H 1334 27Va 10'4 6V4 i 3 35(4 13V4 Bohackpf5 .10 82a Borne Chem 1 'i Brad Ftt .10 2 Bras Tr 90 'Breeze CP 10 2 '-4 9h 7'4 Br Am Oil 1 12 46.

Brit Pet.40e 167 19-a Brown Co 1 BrownFD 0b Do pf .40 7 Brown Rub Buckeye Cp IS Buf Erlipl.20b 2 Bunk Hill 1.20 i Burma 13 Burr i Vat 1 Bum Bl .20 Byrd Oil 10 Super 14 16 lTa iS 3 17Va 16 A 4 5 1 .10 d4 26Vk caifcastAV '41 7 i'l Cal El Pow .76 9 CamdFlns 1.2 01 Campb Chlb 76 Can 80 Pet 84 Cdn Atl Oil 80 Cdn Hmstd 9 Cdn Mar 2 Cdn Petrof pf 3 Cdn Will 9 Canal Rand 19 Censo Oa 37 Canso Oil 100 13' 27 114 611 i 25 V4 23'4 6 'a Carnation la 3 34 32 Va 23 Va This map, bosed on United States Weather Bureau information, summarizes weather conditions yesterday. Figure beside cities indicates he maximum temperature. Definitions of tems used front: A boundary line between cold air and a moss of warmer oir, under which the colder oir usually advances southward ond eostward. Warm front: A boundary between worm oir and a retreating wedge of colder oir. The worm oir usually advances northward and eostward.

Stationary front: An air mass boundary which shows little or no movement. Occluded front: A line along which warm air has been lifted from the earth's surface by the action of the opposing cold air. This often causes precipitation. Shading indicates areas in which measurable rain has fallen. Numbers in circles marked high and low indicate barometric pressure in the designated areas.

Snow ended la Northern Virginia In time to provide a brief period of partial sunshine before but was still f.lllng over New England. Saltern New Vork and coastal sections a far south as New Jersey last night. Cold northwesterly winds generated by low pressure system near Lake Superior 91 80 76S 80, 85 V. 103 132 '4 swept tnrousn tne Northern ana 91 tral Plaint to the Oreat Lakea region yesterday scattering snow flurries from th North Dakota-Minnesota border wjtrj -W 1 FRONTS VYIM1- MM. UMPEMruftt M-tvar nstefeaiuat outioo N9SM.I noaths.Funrral Announcements SNYOER, Metvln beloved huaband oi Marion Snyder, brother of Mrs.

Mildred McLeod and Kerwood Louis Snyder, nephew of Mr. tnd Mra. J. Flbiger. Bervlces Monday it I pm.

In the Little Church of th Flowers Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. STROPE, Eire A. e.dwarda Rralhere' rnlinlal u.rl..,. STliM KIlK mra. Rernlre A.

unninih.na O'Connor, directors. THORN. Hilda. Pierce Rrothera' R.ili UmIi. TOBIAK, Joseph A.

Plaree Brother' Ingleweei. WEILL, Isidore. Bervlces Sunday, 3 Pm, gt Hill -gtde Memorial Park. Gromaa Mortuary, director. WILNON.

Mra. Clotilda A. tinnlnaham A O't aaaar. illraetnea Morrla. nervices Sunday, 11 a at Hoi viWWWVK S.

reducing at at as cold Canada 55 69 I1JI4 99S 114 102V, 68 '1 99S 6814 79'4 6IV4 60V. 101 V. 100S 101 Va fl6V, 88 88 99S into Mlchiean Oust, of 30 were clocked during th afternoon visibility below one mile times tn blowing snow and dust Grand Forks, N.D., where temperatures gradually fell through the teens air poured southward out of Twenties and 30a were mora from North Dakota to Maine, Low sure in tne Boutnwest with extending over the Pacific States tributed welcome moisture In the of showers, a few snow flurries scattered thunderstorma through and New Mexico. Showers soma snow at high elevations irom coioraoo to Nevada and general pres Net KIW YORK. Uairh 1 change are today'e hith.

low end closing ll'ir 12S4- Va 20 ii V. 4 on representative Ilvt of the New York tad Americas cuaniea Closing over the counter US. Blent Treasury bonds: Bid Asked 34a 58-57 59-57 2s 59-57 2s58 2J.s 63-58 24s 68 2 'aa 62-59 2'as 62-59 2 60 2al 65-60 2as61 2 '4s 67-62 3 Vis 63 6H-S3 2vaa t1-h 3 99 7 97 3 97 28 98 21 100 6 98 16 94 24 94 26 95 30 100.20 97 16 96 00 92 22 95.8 91 22 91.6 91 4 91 2 91 00 90 24 90 20 90 22 99 16 94.12 'a re 97 4 .1 98 2 4.3 98 23, 3 100 101 98 30 2 94 30 4 95 CKK 4 96 4 .3 100 28 97.J2.I 96.6 .4 93 30- 3 95 14.4 91 91.14 9113 91 10 91 6 I 4 91 00. I If A 2 A I Va ea. 15HT114 la A lVe 72 -t 4V4 2 1 v.

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12V. Va 85V, Va 27V, Va 26 Va 98 3'4S83-7 9i 24, 94 20, 31 95 Prlcra auoted In dollars and Subject to Federl but not to State Income taxes. COEPOBATION BONDS Sales in 61000 High Low Alle Lud 4a 81 119 119 AUied Ch 3Vs78 13 974 97V, Alcoa 4 Vat 82 49 104 104'. 3 98a 98 'a 9 89 88a 15 60 V. SO', 36 103 102 Va 45 112 3 131 V4 131 '4 30 98 97 Alum Can St 2030 Do 4 80s 87.

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8ocony 2Ss 76 8 8614 86S bonds Slock NC 4 .4 Vi 'i 0 circulation form end Arizona with extended occasional rain fell from California to Southern 106', 94 wasningion. 104 LOCAL TEMPERATURES Friday's B7V4 Mist maximum ana minimum temperatures Pl5 .10 106 '4 106 '4 1064l'4 84 99 38 95 Vi 87'. 71. 85 89 117S at southern caillorn a nolnta. ported to the Los Angeles office u.a.

earner Bureau, wer at Max. Mln. 64 84 58 44 59 41 Station Los Angela a Heaumont Bishop show precipitation ond temperature outlook for March. Frecinl- tatlon .30 .47 .01 76 55 .01 66 49 .07 55 45 .88 64 53 65 55 .78 66 51 .33 44 33 .35 70 52 09 2 B2 T. 61 41 .18 74 50 .23 66 48 .66 61 SO .47 49 36 2 48 .48 65 85 .33 67-49 .76 63 84 .03 68 53 T.

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follows FORECAST Maps Marriage lilff ns I.tsued McMillan latter, w. tt 23. is. MORROW- BROWN. A.

35. E. 39. NEEBON TYLER. T.

51. B. 39. NILSEN CRAWFORD. N.

22. 5ft OSUNA 8INOLETON. R. 25, W. 20.

I-Acntco CRUZ. R. 23. Y. 21.

PACMAN CLEMENT. M. 49. E. 38.

PAPARELLI BARB A. A. 59. R. 52.

PEREZ CARRILLO. J. 30. 24. POMKRANTZ PITT.

28, M. 28. POTTER HICKS. R. E.

42. POTTER YATES. J. 20 G. 20 RANDLES MANZANARES.

R. 20, C. RILEY CONY. F. 31.

P. 19. ROBBIN8 VALLADOLID. R. 1.

V. ROBLES.IBRAVO. E. 31. J.

31. ROSE STEVENSON. J. 18. L.

17. nupMsn ALrvKK. D. 24, 19. RUBENSTEIN FONTANA.

H. 41. F. RUDOLPH KING. L.

19. D. 16. SAALBACH KLODT. J.

31. I. 27. SANCHESl ESPINOSA in la SANDERSON SIMPSON. R.

18. P. SAYERS KERN. C. 72.

8. 64. SEELEY CRIST. H. 18.

O. 17. SELLMAN STEELE. R. 32.

E. 36. SHAPIRO CLICK. H. 77.

A. 71. SHIELDS SHIELDS. J. 5.

B. 64. 8IMMONS BOROUKZ. R. 24, A 17.

SINOT KNIER1EM. L. 21, N. 18. SMITH BATEMAN.

Jr. 28. N. 21. STONE MILTON.

A. 39. A. 49 8WANN TAUBOLD. R.

22. 3. 19. 8W ANSON O'CONNOR. A.

37. H. 27. TALK1NOTON VANN. J.

20, D. 19, TAYLOR COHEN. 58, M. 65 THKSlNti TUCKER. Q.

24. I. 22. THOMAS N1ELSON. Jr.

20. 1, THOMPSON MORRIS. C. 45. F.

35. THOMPSON WRIGHT. H. 22. M.

VALENCIA DE LONO. 1. 20. C. 19.

VAUOHAN ISOM. B. 21. A- 19. VIEIRA BROUWER.

J. 19? L. 20. WATSON DEVICK. J.

29. R. 32. WATTS HAMLIN. N.

37. J. 33. WEAVER KIEFER. N.

42. M. 43. .49 WILHELM ROBERTSON sn. A wlLUA.MHUn DHAV.

F. 20, 8. 21, WILLIAMS YOUNO. O. 23.

J. 19. WILSON ROWIN J. 25. B.

19 .03 WRIGHT KINSMAN. P. 21. P. 17, WOOD GREEN.

C. 25. R. 26, WOODMORE EDISON, E. 33.

W. 30. YACKEY MITCHELL. H. Jr.

27. 8 YLAUAN BU MAN AG. I. 21, S. tMvorcs StiK.1 Filed ASHTON.

Miriam O. against Ernest BAILEY. Rosie L. against John. BAKER Marguerite D.

against Mo.ea ijnnsjao. oaepuine Beams. Jtamon, BEITS. Grace J. atalmt Jamea A.

BOX. Gyniih agalust Grady BURRI8. Nancy F. against Joseph BURTON. Wallace L.

against Elsie. CLARK. Janet E. against carl L. CLAWSON.

Virginia B. against DAVIS. Lazarus aiistnst Emma. DOYLE. Annie M.

against James. EMANUELE. Beverly against Michael FOLEY. Rudvard M. against Helen R.

POSTER, lues against Edwin L. FROMAN. Carmen against Valentin. OALVAN. Mary I.

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Membership Drive pf GOP Group Slated Republican AssociateR, an organization which sponsors public relations activities on behalf of the Republican Tarty, has announced it is opening a campaign to double its membership this year. The current membership is 2500. The drive will get under way March 14 at a luncheon jof a membership committee composed of business and community leaders headed by Mrs. George William Orcutt Year of Decision In announcing the drive, Mrs. Orcutt reported: "19o7 will be the year of decision for the Republican Party.

"Only by building the strength this year in all vol. unteer and official GOP organizations can we hope for victory in the elections of 1958." Serving on the membership committee are Robert L. Minckler, Harrison Chandler. Morris R. Tendleton, Walter Taylor II, Mrs, Harvey S.

Mudd, Miss Grace S. Stoer-mer. LeRoy II. Stanton. Kmmett C.

McGaughey, R. A. Parker, Henry Clark, Mrs. Bertrum C. Coffey David E.

Day, Mrs. Kleanor J. Bird, Robson Eng. lish, Robert D. Fisher, Miss Jacqueline de Wit, James R.

Biram, L. F. Murdock, Denis Alexander, Guy Witter, William S. Rheem II. Mrs.

George C. Brock. R. F. Edling F.Baker Wallace, Robert F.

iXiven and Harry J. Volk. Camellia Show Will Open Today Camellia Queen Sharon Bryant, 17, of La Canada, will present awards this afternoon for winners amone cut flow. Show at Dpcranso Hirrlona UaraenS, The show opens today and will end March 10. is the largest camellia show in the nation, according to the Los Angeles Camellia Council, and the County Department of Parks and Recreation, sponsors.

Sun, Moon, Tide Ry l' i Cosit and Owdetlg tuna eir vsgy -COp SUSP' -OO. llirrk 31 Mare I March IS Marrk SATURDAY, MARCH I in risea 20 a seta p.m. storm Uses 4.3.1 a eel, OA al TIDt AT L0 ANIILI HAHinff Mir. low Huh Lo Hia i IN 01 (211 4 4(1 II1(I 3 0 S3 03 0 lfl IS 4 4 4 2 0 7 10 21 I 4 24 0 10 41 4 ft A 10 0 1 :07 3 7 4 47 1 3U1I 4 7 00 0 11 fig li'SHl 711 AO 4 7 I 07 0 'I IS 2 7 't iH 2 8 Hliri Uo Hllh liw I 12 40 4 40 0 1 31 2 4 2 4 llentitee e.aa. Tlilee are given in nrder tt Ftr eoluma denote, time ereeert rflliimn haubt in lew boot, tr aeiow mesa lower low water Um.

lea, 18; Long Bear. 04. FLORISTS FLOWERS BELONG. Whatever tht occasion, lowers txpress i it your deepest twl thoughts Yf FLOWERS FOR FOREST LAWN FUNERALS POM. LAW If FLOWS.

SHOP CX-o-JUl BTCfrRTTLWERS Ml-Jia OM.JIJ J4 hra 'Jari ejjir jinmie 00 mj a.iril g'epe. tsvreas Voor T'lO'ia'iis In Floatr LEA FLORIST Bn.aneay Fl. l4l. tORCHERDING'S FLOWERS i'i Csdrie'l formtri Morf iiJf rsnl.g IA or tAta-nj RENEE'S FLOWERS HOI I A I ill JI ll JONATHAN CHS MAYfSH FLOWERS 111 1. 11 i 1 1, "l'l sMELINOA'S flowius I I-, I (.11 I I 0.

C. SAAKEJ FiClliT .1 1 a 4 I i'u I III, I M5D M(HM Mial ftj (jl.aul If in A. FmpDBl pfS .10 100V, lOOV, 100 EmpMillw 8 11 10' 114 iiuny lb ErieForge 6 Do 6 pf .60 3 tro Mf( 3 Fsaulre 7 FactorMA .40 4 Falrch 1e 3 Fargo Oils 60 FlreAs 2.20b .50 Firth Slerl 339 FltrStrA 1.20b 6 Ford Ltd 18 Fox DeL Vaf 7 Fresnillo 1.30. 3 Gn Alloys 3 3 11 Va 7 5 '4 7. 164 34 434 10 25 84 2 '4 45 '4 11 '4 8'a 11 '4 6 'a 5'.

74 16', 3. 434 9 'a 24. 4a 8i 2 V. 45V, 10. 32 1'4 9.

4 '4 8 'a 29 12 ,4 GFlrepft .601 I Gen Plywood 81 Do pf 1 3 50 33'a OOen Str 3 Gen Transist 11 I 'it 94 4'. 9 '4 29'. 12 '4 OiantYel .151 4 Gilbert Vie iGladMc 1.40a 1 Glen Aid 14 Goldrteld Con 5 OoodMf 4 2.50 74 Gt Am ind 24 60 10814 108 10814 7 14S1 141 11 100'i 99. 99'', 15 9614 96 96 3 100 99S 99S 31 124 124 124 30 98 98 98 31 97'4 97 97 22 41 41'4 41', 30 99 99 '4 99 "a 25 108S 10RS 1 95S 95S 95S 1 97S 97S 97S 18 107 V. 107 Vi 107 IN BONDS 4 46S 48S 5 90S 90S 90S 29 98i 98 9RS 82 "a 82 "4 82 4 88S 86S 88, 2 45 45 4.1 8 62S 62S 62S 5 61 61 61 10 3S 3S 3S 4 771k 77'4 77 '4 3 24 23S 23S 4 55 55 55 2 99 98 98S 2'4 SoNatGaa 4SS73 2S- V.I8 Pc 4'as 69.

iiT. i Do 4Ss 81 Do Or 4'is T7 12S Va'smOIfd 3'48 82 ir "iflnMrfin i.a at 23 1 rs i.ui on oThlrd Ay 5s 60f UnOasCp 3S7l Vanadl 4 Vis 76. West Md 4s 69 West Pae 5s 84 WheelStl 3Sa 71 6S A IV, 31 li v. 44 S- Vi 3b 11S- IS- Vi 38S1V. Antloa 3s 78 Austral 334S 69.

Ralvliim 28 6'4 ViiBraill 8s 41st 3 Canada 2Ss 74. Chile 3s 93 16 S- itai put 3s 77.. 22S Vt 3 s- ai 44- V. 514- Vi SS- Ji 4 27S V. IS 131 Hal Reo 3s 77 oKreugAT 5s 59f Peru 6s 60f Poland 8s 50xf SaoPaC 6Ss57st TokyoEL 6a 63st AMERICAN AppalElP 3SS70 ChtTranj 3Ss78 Deaths, Funeral A nnomifpnipnts DAVIDFR.

Minnie C. beloved mother of can a. uavider and Clara Louise Flake. Services Monday. 10:30 am, In the Little Funeral Church o( E.

W. Holman sV Bona. DECTKCH, Louis. IM.IInew 4k directors. ENDO, Tome, of Sen Fernando, beloved wire oi Kisaku.

mother or Elmer, Stanley, Mmcs. Margaret Mlyeglshl- ma. and Jane Nlshlhara. Services 7:30 p.m. March 4 at 3800 East 3rd Street, Lo Angeles.

Fukul Mertaary. directors. GALE. Almlra, widow of the Rnyt S. Gale, loving mother of Rodney Gale, grandmother of Laurence and Carole Gale of Pattastena, aunt of Malcolm Miller of Los Angeles, 39.

Memorial services Sunday. 4 17. tm at tmer-McKlniey'g Crease agio Reek. GLAVEY. Thomaa O.

Cunningham A Caaner. directors GLEN'NEY, James beloved brother of ears. Marina sseyera. William Oeorg and John O. Glenney and uncle of Mrs.

Virginia Palmer. Services Monday. 11:30 In he Wee Kirk o' the Heather Directed by Forest Law Mortuary. OOLDRFRO. Sarah.

servtrea Sunday, 13 noon, tt Ore-man Mortuary. 20 GOLDMAN, Abraham, beloved husband oi cnariotie Goldman. Services Sunday. II am, at the Home of Peace Mausoleum Chapel. naiinew at rumens, directors GOL8H.

Alfred lllrleh Services 1 p.m. Monday tt Pierce sireinera- Ainambre. GOMEZ. V'lneenle. Piereo Brolaere' Alhamkra.

GRAHAM. Dewer husband of Iris, father of Lyla Ruddell. Marjory Fra- M. j. ier.

in on a nradiey and Dewey Graham brother of Julia Allen, Art, Ed and Jack Oraham Services at Prlee-Danlel Mortuary, Santa Moncla Boulevard, Weal Los Angeles, Saturday, 2 p.m. GREFNI.EAF, Mark I. caiiana Mortuary, directors. HAR1II9. Taney S.

Fierce Brothers' Hellrweed. W. 0. HAWIFY. Mrs.

Glsdrs. rieree Brethers' Venice. JANOVIT9. George. bromaa Mortuary, directors.

KIMMEL, Charles, beloved hushend of lerry Kimmei, lather of Fredric. Bruce and Gene Kimmei, brother of David. Bert and William Kimmei. Ann Ktrschenbaum and Jean Bos-kin Services Sunday. 13 noon, at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel.

Marine A 8lmena. director. LACEY. Anna B. services Monday.

1 pm, In the little Churchof the Flowers Directed bv Ferial Law Marlnei McMULEN. Lee. Services Saturday, 11:30 tt Armstrong MAHONEY, Mrs. Anna. Requiem Mass today.

am, at St. Basil's Church Cunningham tz O'Connor, director. MeA.NnnEWS, Mrs. Care F. Heoulem Mass today.

10 18 em. at Nativity Church. Cunningham A O'Connor, dlrertnre McCarthy, Ch.rlea, of 12S8 tlnrten Avenue, menaaie. beloved Husband of Margaret McCarthy, loving father of Charles Jr. and Kathleen, also 3 frandrhllriren, brother of Mrs.

J. L. Wellt of Glendale, Mrs. Lillian Sullivan end Frank McCarthy, both of Massachusetts. Rosary was held lorn.

Friday. Mass Saturday. A am, tt St Robert Beiiarmlne Churrh. Bur-bank Interment San Fernando Mission Cemetery. Ftllkaekj laaeral Home, directors.

MeCCKMACK, Mwar I e. sell, beloved hii.oand of Mrs Arlene McCor-. mack, brother of Mn Irene Wil-aon. William George and Bailor MrCorm.cs Service. Monday at at.

In the Church of the Receasional Directed by Forest ltwn Mortuary Any memorial donations may be Cancer Funds ITTrstal. Howard tTlnle. Br.th.rs' ireashaw. NULL, k.rlee I. Sernre.

Rslurrlse, 1 nm. .1 Fierce Brothers' lea Aneelea. SAesr Ws'tiiueion Soiilevar" Ir'er-menl erans Memorial Fiol. tails la Memorial Park. P4RMR.

Ir.ae.s levin ganher of karl mil p.iver. D. N. noaeis ana vera Jamei, lt)l. lvd hr rindi.ntidrtii n4 f'i -n rn, I Urind.e .1 Fl.ie.

rs' I tilt tkui.t Af.y. 3443 W.t Wanchesrei tog "'I- 11114,1 jrasi M.a n. aii.it, lil.aa.r eireetais Kll, lelalf. leah.rd FITl HI ll mat F'ru. Slr.ia,,.' Aia.M....

rotim in. siiuilnri' aj-M r. Im. I Im ii i i III, la I. r(1s i Ss- I i ,1 ll lorrnr, Mir ef .1 a it I i a in In-- A ar I .36 HARRIS.

Roosevelt against Alr.ada. (HEIDERICH. Marian L. against Jacob. Natalie R.

against Arnold. Wllliajn J. against Thereoia. I JONES. Donna J.

against Terry D. .06 JONKS. Mira against Donald O. .02 KIRSHNER. Iris against Cyrus.

iLACHER. Gene s.slnit Charlee O. 14 LACY. Jessie against Bam. iLASKFR Rollln G.

against Betty Jo LEDBETTER. Mary L. against Donald. Station Abilene. Tex.

78 72S 66 51 54 60 66 33 85 33 78 33 56 45 44 49 45 4 44 46 61 25 73 65 61 52 47 76 35 49 64 52 S3 64 66 62 77 30 49 72 35 50 62 47 62 34 71 4-2 52 30 57 42 89 54 68 fiO 54 56 73 58 58 52 68 71 40 61 35 59 47 47 76 47 39 39 36 40 52 20 30 25 61 30 49 17 30 22 24 23 28 24 27 13 54 40 82 34 24 50 25 2f 47 33 3 44 42 59 63 23 23 44 29 19 36 26 30 31 53 33 22 24 43 25 52 37 39 84 34 27 47 53 38 30 57 55 32 7 Albuquerque 48', Amariiio Atlanta Bakersfleld Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Charleston, C. Cheyenne- Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Des Molne Detroit 87 1, 109 Vi 94 100 89Va 97 92 89'4 103S 83 102S 91 87Va 110S 93'4 101 Vi 95 66 74'4 97V4 112 Dodge City uuiutn El Paso Ft. Worth Fresno Grand Junction Helena Houston Huron Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas City. uo. Knoxvllle Las Veaas Little Rock Memphi Miami Minneapolis MisMiula.

Mont. New Orleans New York City North Piatt. Oklahoma City Omaha Pendleton Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Pocatello Portland, Me. Portland. Or.

Rapid City Red Bluff Reno Roswell Sacramento St. Louis Salt Lake City ftan Antonio Sen Francisco 96 Seattle 00 Spokane 92 Tampa 102 50H 96 93 Tucson Washington, DC. Wichita Wllliston Wlnnemuecft Wlnslow 30 20 Yel owstona. Mont. Yuma Vancouver, ALASKAN STATIONS Anrhorere sh a Fairbanka eo Juneau 42 55 VITAL RECORD MarrlAg Urenes l8Bed tSISS? 42.

M. St. 'l I. Jl, R. II 3 78S.

t.s.r"rr. 31. 3. Holi 31. 19 LU.Avn 23 17 14 80 I- J' 4 r- e.

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a Gt AP Va J.25 152'4 151', 152 Va- Do pf 7 .30 13d'4 130', EXCHANGE. BONDS iawri.ii i. narnei a. against Earl LINKER. Lenore against Harry.

MERRYMAY. Myra against Alexander. MESSINA. Carmela against Vinrent M1DDLETON. Cecil R.

against Dorothy. 96 86 96 Ve 86 FastOaiF 68 92 92 0 41S P'Tigr 67 27 IMS 102 5V SP3" 97 7 SOS 50 137S 16 96S A SowestGI 3V.S70 3 93 aiua i turner iiiibm josepn NARVEY. Sally against Allen 8 PARKER Nola L. a.alnst Albert B. .60 I RAMIREZ Josephine against Joe V.

fniuiiB r.tricia a. against uwit. 'SHEPHERD. Minnie L. against Charl 48 Madly J.

against Meyer. Nina L. against Robert F. Kiuiis rairicia a. against Lewis.

againsi manes 60 -4 1 In bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act or securities assumed by tuch companies, xl Ex Interest, at Stamped, ct Certificate, nd Next day delivery, De.lt In flat, a Matured bonds, nt- sm.OMOS. Florence against Louis. SPIES. Lillian M. against Joseph, STANTON.

Wlllo Y. aaint Malcolm STREFTY. Mary A. aaainst Charlea J1URBER. Evelyn J.

against Paul A. TPFJO Mtrsarlt L. against Jose TRU1TT Eveljn R. e.ainst Edwin A 3S Va US- 8 25 Impaired by maturity 3V. 14 74S.1S A 15 S- FOREIGN EXCHANGE NEW YORK.

Merrh 1 mm mannairy, oireciors. riease Dm i i nw.ri WOI ISDN. Morris, formerly of Chicago, beloved huah.nrt of M.rv. fnna ther of Leonard, Eatelle Slelnherg and June Casaman, brother ol Dora Cohen and Oscar and Lena Gteah of Chicago, grandfather of 4. Services Sunday, a at Holly.

wooa urmetery cngpel. J.rfe Me mortal In charge Hl-HOim Omit flowers, donations lo Heart Fund will be anpr related YORRA. Mrs. Mary Elisabeth, wife of Bernard F. Yorba.

daughter of Kd- a.r nrown, niece oi Mrs. Del, n-rser ano neien Byrnes and Mra Frank Rice. Kosary Sunday, 43 and requiem Man Monday, 9 am. both at Holy Family Church, South i-aaauena. interment calvary Ceme tery.

Wendell P. Cabot Sens. rasaoena, Qirectors. JFtineral DlrcctotB CUXXI.H.M A OTOXXOR ESTARMNHtD lS Two Convenient Locstioni a.A W. Washington.

Rl-Hn-a? VALHALLA MEMORIAL PARK MORTUARY COMPI.FTK MORTTtAtY-rRMFTKRI RKRVICF IN ONK LOCATION 7-3133 POplar 3-H2J UTTER-McKINLEY MAIN OFFICE DU-8-2481 Groman Mortuary JSWISH FUNERAL DIFFCTOftR S30 W. Washington Blvd. RI-S-2301. Callanan Mortuary SERVING. CATHOl IC FAMILIES BO-l-JJbS REED TAPLEY GEIGER Mvran W.

Reed John W. T.le Mvriin W. Heed Jr. Ruth M. I.el.ei 204A WASHINGTON AT HARVARD I li.l,hlied (1IA III FOREST LAWN Ondtrtiklnf rtmtttrr Tottthtf si'Tr-rois FEAR OF IRIINIILF AISVUF Was I ft oiiJI 1 BRAMBLE BEST REVrtNT CrlHISTlAM SFRVlrt lai TimmMAN ar.

Ri-i-g'M nLKCUllItofllF.RS Ich me nd 0.J 15 1 I hi iisial Mohti Atr Tnir Hlfhtn4 ft' It 'HIIW Riij.s, 1 At a. a. 1 1 IK Rlttsj SI I 1MI UdVId J. Aislltiy 'PIT Sntnil FU.wiu ST lud 41 I I I a 41 1 1 111 ul a aim tiaill si I till ciMtTrny tOTs 1 I Fuel I Fe. lain WLIii-e i si is i.i, f.

it' 'i I Iff I Jr I If, A I i ir. I A tt 4 i I i I I 77 i 1 1 it iri. 1 1 I A- (H is'f i uu lUNDrnWOOD. Florence L. eealnst J.

I IWAflHINOTOM. Booker eveinst Luelle. I WILLIAMS. E'len L. es.ln.t Corary a.

Anna L. mum David. Closing foreign exchange r.tes follow (Oreat Britain In dollars, others In cents): Canadian dollar In New York open market. 4 15-32'. premium or 104 4S S.

cents, up 1-32 of a cent. BUTTER-EGGS-POULTRY Service S79S. off of cent; 30-day vrrEIN. 72. 67, turesT 3.79S.

off A of a eenti N-MAHSif. 22. 20. luiures. 2 79S; 90-day futur.a.

off ,4 of a rem: Belgium ff ,4 of a rem; Belgium (franc V. A. 36 99S Olf OOS Of "lit: Pr.nc.!Bf!K?MPAFRV,IN. R. 36, L.

34. (rencl. .28 of a cent; O.rm.ny W. 21. E.

IsT franc I. JT hom awn. V. A. 7S.

01 bar oc 4i 2'. Greer Hyd 2 6. 3 6t 104 (1 3 '4 34 Va 11 2 3'4 4'4 334 74 88 '4 5H 16'. 9 '4 4V4 11 '4 3, 14 31 14 11 18 99 113 10" 8'. 144 93 H'k 40 I 10 2H i 17'.

Grid Freer- 14 GulfS pf 4V4 .30 Guild Film. 124 Fmd Ort 140a 4 Harbor Fly 40 1 Harvard Iny 6 Hath Baker 6 Hazel Bishop 31 Hazelt 1.4(b 5 Herla Mln 3 81 3H 34 '4 11 24 3 'a 4 '4 34'4 7, Heller pf 5 '4 .30 0 Here oal .70 5 a 'a w.vl an it ifi. 16, 9 '4 4a U'4 2, 25. 3 31 '4 14 13' 16 Hlnble 4 Hoeft Co 7 Do A 1 7 IrM 3 Hnll Oold .24 5 Holly Corn 14 Hr.iooh I 90e 3 Unme Oil A Va 3 Do 6 Hoover 8 HnrnAH pf 5 .10 99 Hum Oil 2 40 3 114 Hvd F.i .404 3 10'i Ttvdremet l'-t 1 H(fi9 Id 3 Tmn Ch 21 Imp Oil 1 20a tmn Th 3la 1 21 '4 55 Inn PHiL tt .30 (1 jnd.nt rnt 7 15 11 10 ft' 4 Int P'e I Int Pet J2 4', Int Rei it II imej Oil JO'e nvei Boy 10a 1 3 'a tr.elArtiOM ln4 3 1I. el Pet 141 jMimer one 3 f.aiaer ln Ker.k Ch 1 I- a 1 tt I Km Ark Oil 4 K'rhf V-nvn 31 IV.

V' Kirk Mli.eull ein I) tt f.i.aker tti til II I ei 10 SI fi( tot ll 1 1 n.I,! fit ti I li 1 IP 1-1 1 1 I Us I Id's i 'l 7 I'5 at' 1 VII, Ill A. 9 JaHHtng prices to retallersOrada AA. 1 Western. Peutsrhe mark i. 33 to, Qrtde l.nH 2k tl.

Hair (lit. i. of cent. Porliissl (earudol. 3 50.

54, M. 4. oen (krone 19 J4; Swiuerlend ifrsne.isiRyciVilJ CARPENTER. O. 30, fin 66 70, Qrade oanot, 41 S- IB, ejl b7 FOOS "a 0'.

SS- 3 l'4r Wholesale prleeBsle ketwtea deettrt- ases tncludro Utae Medium ioeli. 23-ili peneiark krone t. Divorce C. ran led ABMITS. Carl 1.

from Jane BACON. M.netia A from Jtmet BAKER Meiba from John BAitNrS uer.loiiie Horn James Jr BARM IT Jinm, M. front Alrstnrler. BiiIHf.l HO Patricia from A.uen H. BOWMAN.

Mary from Karl H' K'1 tH Nancy I trom Charles WWlhT ftnhert W. farm Otace J. fAlHSl.LR Marilyn 1. fiuin Fred OARKia. Naiuy fiom JM'anlnid 0iH.4( falrlrie from Rolierl A lui nil from ttiilis I HArM'lril Minis I hom Arthur iva fiom Wooon.

HAUVriir Jolinm. (i in kills ATH Helen Lira Hunaid KHfltAOe Patncit A fintti James Hi tmil) It ul fl'ii Wi.tltt Ha'vey from I'atl '-i Kaiherme li'-ui Clisrles ii i t- 14 fiai.ri.t al (lum H-itie't J' vi lr.m I' ire A 'ii 1 1,. t- i I I fci I. ii i "rl l.iti a III Klin. Bill 1 Tl 1 K' VIA in llvni Hnt.ert ii.ai a turn 1 1, 1 i A .1 (..

I -ii. INf tiarsairi i.iu r'loisnlui i linn, pt ,1 uun Aineru a. aiimiiiii off 01 el eenl; Bi.nl I ft up A3 aem Meiico, 01 i Sasall 111 41 I fbi, hlf. 30 Ot i rmw aiuue aswue A asm us AA 14 1 1st S)l 111 Oi.te A ..341 Ftlcet le retell a'oree. mm toeii.eieii I', carLOiis, 3 reals hisn.tr A II IS 1 In distributors if htin.r.

it Us Uitt Mtdlus Sssall O'S'll AA 4f 41 I 4)1 37 I 39 I CITRUS MARKET Market yJ.wg Setilr a I i.i li if. ti. fin ll In4 l.aia.Li,, A i id til li in a.a.ie eve eie Oitiie UIMI iJ4l .1 ee.eanv.ia iimiii fi" 'S, I y- I t. Ara.il i 4 7 VI a) a an 'mad. AA 4.

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AM iaii I 1 1 em I 1 tl. 'a I Iv i. a. "I A A I i I 1 lit! VilllII 1 1 it. Ml tm I I a I I i i4 I I I 1 I MW Man.

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