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TO suits filed DEATHS, Funeral Announcements DEATHS, Funeral Announcements HAWA. jTmi R. azainst Floif T. OBITUARY Hines Quits as U.S. Envoy to Panama Part I THURSDAY, FEB.

12, 1943 WEATHER REPORT OPTICIAL 2PCKL, TWPEHATTTRES Minimum n-lmum tnpratures from South- Its mi Uai 1 THE L1 yesterday of til C.S. slows; Max. Mln. .59 45 2 45 .53 42 62 41 .64 40 58 42 57 45 61 42 29 17 53 40 43 21 60 41 58 32 52 33 61 41 .60 43 .61 '34 62 42 42 Im tns Anele Bvirbanie Culver City Imperial -ng Beach Angles Harbor Kc Airport J.lt. lison Ni-wport Harbor Palmdale F-iverMde an B-rnardino Fan Difeo an Gabriel Santa An FORECAST Southern California: Clear today and tomorrow with alowiy rising datun temperatures but continued cold nishta.

Locaily windy, mostly over tha mountain uu uuouia me passes. TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION OVE3 TH3 NATION THI 1948 BELTONE NO OBLIGATION BELTONE HEARING SERVICE ROLAND H. ANTON 112 W. 9th St. TR-8059 Preclri- Max.

Min. tation ..20 19 .11 2 .01 34 28 .43 53 30 ..23 12 8 -18 5o 33 ..30 11 .02 ..32 8 .04 ..29 22 .12 39 23 ..36 14 T. .6 -8 .11 ..24 21 .01 13 ..56 44 .01 7 -10 .11 .41 39 .11 .57 29 .23 -14 .33 5 .01 .29 23 .29 44 30 .43 32 .52 .42 34 .13 .76 71 .13 7 60 45 .43 .30 15 .14 34 18 .03 12 9 .28 .33 13 .12 .53 35 .44 17 .44 24 .36 13 55 32 39 27 .04 .26 14 .75 43 .54 44 .46 24 23 2 I 30 18 "07 i 32 30 KIH8-SIZE BEDS Sfretch, relax, sleep tike a king in a custom-made KING-SIZe Bed! mjim, rs BEATON. Maori beloved husband oi xxciea o. nritun.

lamrr or William amj4 Khamn T. U.ann and Mrs. Edwin C. Heaton, brother oi truiver jr. Heaton.

Services Friday, 10:30 a.ra.. In the vnurcn oi tne uecessionaL. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge HEBTZBERG, Annie. 1 RBOl'CH, John beloved husband of Matilda F. Krouch.

father of Ruth and Mildred Krouch and Ethel E. Reahm. grandfather of Richard neanm. Services Friday, 12:30 p.m.. In the wee js.irs: tne weather.

KBl'EPER, Harry beloved husband of Caroline w. isjueper. iainer or Harry jsjueper orotner oi Fred and Albert J. Krueper. Services Saturday.

1:30 p.m.. In tne cnuren of the Recessional. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. LA MTVF.T. Vietnr.

flprvire 1 Wrlrts Brothers' Hollywood, 5959 Santa Mon- itt t-tmi lave I.AVPHTFR. Sarah RT1it mnfrtoi- nf XKrm xns Monson ana J. wesiey Lampmer. Brothers' Little Church Around the corner, wen Mancnester souie TAW. Rlan.k.

services 2 Frldar at Pierce LANNON, Dr. Oliver of 2860 Euca- iypi.ua Avenue, xxtng seacn, lormeny of Pueblo, beloved husband of G. Ruth Lannon. Services Friday, 1 p.m.. In the uttle Church of the Flowers.

PAMCf T-wh ItAn.M 1n 1 tn. ci .1 111 viieiiltB. LASSEN, John of Baldwin Park, sud npn v. nartTiiarv Remains at the" Baldwin Park Fu- LAVERY, Mary Ellen. niinnlntrhnm Jtr rs ilrurAM -m, VVUUV1I UilCWlll T.F mMPTF.

rVftP. Vtftm f. services Thursday, 3 p.m., at Bra- mm TJyf han. 3 iTi ill LE SIECR, Gus beloved father of Yal Alien ana naroia a. Le sieur, Mrs Alma Weft Services 12 noon Saturday at the Little Church of the Flowers.

House 111 LUH1KV. LEVITT, Isaac, beloved father of Anna ooruKin, nose joernstein, ijea Fress, William and Herman Levitt. Services Friday. 11 a.m., at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Groman Mor- Itiar.

MALABY. Lulu, age 74, loving mother of u. nna uca v. raaiaoy ana Mrs. Rena Phillipson.

Memorial services Friday, 10:30 a.m.. at Lynwood Mortuary Chapel, MARQI ARDT, Walter. services today at 3 p.m., from Reed Tapley Geiger, 721 West MATSON, John Emil. beloved husband of muriei Matson, jjib Flower, Huntington Park. Services at Walnut Park Ward today, 2 p.m.

Interment Ingle wood Park Cemetery. Rice Mortuary, direc- va MeDOWELL, James, beloved father of viBia dimmer, Anna M. Highland, Mary E. McLeod. Frank and James McDowell.

Services Saturday. 1:30 p.m., in the Wee Kirk the Heather. aci- T.e.w If 4m iwv ii iji uuai iu MILLER. Blanche Roberson. bervices toaay, a.m.t at Bea- Var Unrfii tt MONTGOMERY.

Owen. services today, io a.m.. at Pierce Brothers Little Church Around the Corner. 3443 West Manchester Boulevard. TnffTpwnnri MOORE, Curtis husband of Alice M.

moore. iainer or Mrs. Ersula Marshall. Mrs. Thirsa Schneider anetJ.

C. Moore, brother of Mrs. Laura Findlay. Services 1:30 p.m. Friday at Reed Bros.

Tapley Se Geiger, 721 West MOORE. Mrs. Winifred Cary of 118 South summon weaun Avenue. Beloved wife of Robert M. Moore, loving sister of Mrs.

Gertrude Cary Wilson and Mrs. Dorothy C. Petley. Services at Rosed ale Cemetery Chapel Friday, 2 p.m. Wallace B.

White Howard J. Callanan, dlrec- tfirs MOWREY, P. Ray. Beaver Mortuary. Ingle wood.

In fa rtrm NORDQUIST, Hilda. Vnrm. T.awwa XAnwiti rw Im OLSEN. Anette A. Services today.

2:30 p.m.. at Ed- Warrta TlrntTaerc' rnlnntal PARK. Edith E. Remains forwarded to Chicago for services and interment by Hammond, i iKOftcrel Jtr T7imnA PRICE, Mrs. Idah Kier.

February 10, 1948. ai ner nome. es south Marengo Avenue, Pasadena. She is survived by her husband, Lyttleton Price, one daughter. Mrs.

Clarence Young of Laguna Beach, and a son, Lyttleton Price Jr. of Pasadena. were private, jurner Kfpvan Cn D.e.rf.n. REEDSTRl'M, Florence Phillis, beloved or Howara a. Fhtllis, aunt of Virginia Heinzelman, Margaret Turner.

Thomas. William. Douglas and Jerry Offutt. Saturday. 11 a.m..

In the Little Church of the Flowers. Kfirptt 1 awn 1 REM I Anton L. Mass today, 9 a.m.. at Church of the Visitation. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary, directors.

Downtown store, Broadway, 8th SAVAGE, George of 1633 Mlcheltorena Street, loving son of Mr. and Mrs. John savage. Brother of John L. Savage.

Rosary this evening, 8 o'clock, at tne Wallace E. White Howard Callanan Mortuary. Requiem Mass Friday, 9 a.m., at St. Francis of assisi cnurch. SEELEY.

Maude C. Services 11 a.m. today at Pierce Brotners' Hollywood, 5959 Santa Mon ica Boulevard. SEYFORTH. Herbert Ernest, beloved hus band of Jennie Seyforth.

father of Mrs. o. J. Dougherty and Gordon seylortn. Masonic services will be held Satur day, 11 a.m..

at Grace Chanel. Ingle wood Cemetery. Armstrong Family in charge. SHAW, Charles beloved father of Alan snaw, brother of Ethel Geetlng. Glen Floyd, Everett, Arthur, Paul, Burton, ana Haroia snaw.

services- Friday, 2 p.m., In the cnuren of the Recessional. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. (Sterling, 111., and Phoenix, Ari papers please copy.) SHEWMAKER, Arthur A. Services Saturday, 1:30 P.m., at Armstrong SHORT, John. Cunningham A O'Connor, directors.

SMITH, Miss Anna, beloved sister of Miss Katherine smith. Requiem Mass Friday, 9 a.m., at St. Brendan's Church. Interment Cal vary. Cunningham O'Connor, directors.

SMITH, Mary E. services Friday, 12 noon. In the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn. Beaver Mortuary, Inglewood, in charge.

SPERER, Alfred Braeht, loving brother of miss Alice sperer. Bertha Waldorf, Emily Fackham and Fred Sperer. Services Friday, 1:30 p.m., at Utter-McKinley's Cresse Highland Park Chapel. 5860 North Pieueroa. STEIN.

Olga. Remains forwarded to Indianapolis, by Groman Mortuary. STEIN. Sophie. Services today, 11 a.m., at Groman Mortuary.

WAGNER, Frederic, of 1320 El Cerrlto Circle. South Pasadena, husband of Mrs. Elizabeth A. Wagner, father of Barbara, Frederic, and Marjorie Wag-. ner.

Recitation of the Rosary 8 o'clock this evening at Turner. Stevens fe Eggleston, 1000 Fremont Avenue, Smith PASAHenfL. WALSH. Anns. Rosary Sunday.

8:30 p.m., at Armstrong Family Mortuary. Mass Monday, 9 a.m., at Immaculate Conception Church. WARD, Ethel Mary. Services today, 1:30 p.m., at Wee Kirk o' the Heather, will A. Reynolds Francis X.

Eberle in charge. WEST, Austin, beloved husband of Ethel West, father of Mrs. Harvey Roberts and Mrs. Gaylord Hallock. Funeral Friday.

2 p.m., from H. F. Moritz Funeral Home. Montebello. YOUNG.

Gordon Ray. Strictly private services. Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, directors. Please omit flowers. IN MEMORIAM Mrs.

Mary Miller. 1639 Wooster Street. and four sons, announce the unveiling of the monument of Harris Miller, beloved husband and father, on Sunday, February ia at 2 p.m., at Betn Olam cemetery. FUNERAL DIRECTORS BRESEE BROS. GILLETTE FIFTY-FIVE YEARS OF FRIENDLY SFRVICF 950 W.

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CALLANAN. PR-3243 Hill Isabelle Dotson Funeral services for Mrs. Isabelle Rigby Dotson, 76, will be conducted at noon today at Grace Chapel. Inglew6od; Park Ceme tery; under the direction of the Tassell-Maynes 1623 S. Fig ueroa St.

Born in- Belfast. Ire land, Mrs. Dotson died Monday at her home, 5481 Fernwood Ave. She leaves five daughters, Mrs. Harriet Fairchild, Mrs Matilda Witt, Mrs.

Florence Mc- Nulley, Mrs, Edith McLeod and Mrs. Isabelle Doonz, and two sons, Nelson and Edward Rigby, All live in Los Maurice W. Heaton Funeral 'services for Maurice W. Heaton, 49, of 455 W. Califor nia Pasadena, vice-president of Williams, Lawrence Cres mer, who died in El Paso Mon day, will be conducted at 10:30 a.m.

tomorrow in the Church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. He leaves his widow Helen, a son William. a daughter Sharon, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C.

Heaton. and a brother Culver. Fred H. Beeman Funeral services for Fred H. Beeman, foreign freight agent for banta Fe Railway-at Los Ange les, will be conducted at 11 a.m.

today at Pierce 720 W. Washington Blvd. He died Tuesday. Rev. E.

E. Brideweser of Messiah Lutheran1, Church will officiate and interment will be in Inglewood Cemetery, FUNERAL DIRECTORS W. A. BROWN SON FUNERAL HOME Established 1911 W. A.

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Gen. Frank T. Hines resigned today as Ambassador to Panama. The White House said the resignation is effective March 1. President Truman accepted it with "regret." Hines negotiated an agreement with the Panamanian government for American troops to use bases in Panama for defense of the Panama Canal.

But the Panamanian Assembly refused unanimously to approve the agreement. The United States then announced it would pull out all its troops, The President expressed ap preciation "for the able manner in which you have represented your country" and described nines- services in as having been "characterized by a high degree of loyalty and devotion to duty." tt; Symbolic Play Premiere Set "The Coming of Christ," po etic mystery drama by John Masefield, poet laureate of England, will be given its Pacific Coast premiere on Sunday nisrht. Feb. 22. It will be held in the main sanctuary of the First Congregational Church, it was announced yesterday.

The reorganized Drama Work shop under the direction of Miss Nelle Wiley, is introducing the play in conjunction with the Cathedral Choir of 80 voices, directed by Martin. Symbolic choregraphy for a group of 75 is being rehearsed by Forrest Winston Coggan and costuming is being handled by students of the Chouinard Art Institute. The play was written by Masefield in 1928 and the music was written by Gustav Hoist, English composer. Sun, MoonandT.de By TJ.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey fll'TT fUU Qua.

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HARRIS. Martha R. against Leonard T. HENDERSON. Theda against Harold A.

HOLZMAN. Roselyn against Berney. HORIMOTO. MJtin H. against Harry T.

r.urrMMi. victoria against Jacic t. HUGHES. Dorothy A. against Francis hum lut.

vera against James. IWATA. Haruye S. against Benson T. JOSLIN.

Holland B. against Margaret C. KEVENEY. Gwendolyn H. against A.

F. L.iiM.i. Virginia against tiuster u. LEE. against Jim.

FERGUSON. Pa'ricia L. against H. L. LEWIS.

Anna B. against Joserth J. MAE EE. Shirley M. against John C.

MACERELLI. Ruby against A. Victor. MARRUJO. Esperania against John C.

MARTIN. D-loris against Mark H. McCAFFFRTY. LaVon M. aaamst N.

T. MENDOZA. Elia D. against Frederick. MENGES.

Flora M. against Emrie E. MICHAEL. Denise M. against Ralph H.

MOORE. Anna aeainst Warren J. MORRI3. Elizabeth I. against Clyde R.

MURPHY. Louise E. against William M. NARBONA. Jesus azainst Jnicefa PALDANIUS.

Dorothy E. against Aaro F. reter D. against oieta V. PICKEN3.

Jeanette against Alfred. PIERCE. Helen C. against John F. -POATES.

Virginia against Lemuel A. ROBERTS. Nina J. against Samuel F. RODRIGUE3.

Isabel against John M. ROWE. Harlan E. against Mary J. SCHAFFER.

Gertrude S. against John. SCOTT. Betty azainst Robert W. SEGAL.

Diana S. against Joseph. SHRANK. Delia against Richard. SMALL.

Margaret E. against Clarence D. fcft.NCER. Louise D. against L.

8. SPOTSWOOD. Donna J. against R. H.

STOUFFER. Clara B. against Jacob H. STOUT. Florence M.

against Claude Z. THOMAS. Mary E. against James A. TROYER.

Avis L. against James D. WALL. Bertha against Stuart. WALSH.

Reg in a against Arthur. WELLS. Josephine M. aeainst John O. WHITE.

Clarence C. against Patricia WILLIAMS. Florence against Charles A. WILLIAMS. James C.

against Martria. WILLIAMS. Lucille against Willie. YEO. Helen against Harold R.

DIVORCES GRANTED ALVAREZ. Adaline G. from Maximo D. ARBUCKLE. James B.

from Dorothy. -BAUER. Dorothy B. from Henry J. EETTON.

Ruth P. from George W. BILLINGS. Harry M. from Phyllis I.

BIZAILLION. Jerome from Ursa C. blum. rYin irom Jjia m. BOSS.

Gladys M. from William BRAYLEY. Erna C. from Gordon W. BURNS.

Bella B. from Beuben. BURKS. Clarence H. from Beulah M.

CALLELI-A. Mike Jr. from Dorothy D. CARR. Bessie L.

from Jess D. CLUGSTON. Beatrice F. from William A. tan r.

irom Etnei. COWDEN. Florence B. from Mare A. CRAB TREE.

Mary L. from Charles O. CRISTISCO. Nell 8. from George P.

CUNNINGHAM. Ruth from James. DOBBRATZ. Josephine A. from Fred A.

DUNN. Louise E. from Laurence E. FORBES. Nettie G.

from Sidney FOX. Helen N. from Harry B. FREEMAN. Doris E.

from Jimmy. GOOD. Ruth M. from Buyrl T. GULBRAND.

Arne from Mary K. HANKIN. Hattie E. from Louis. HANNA.

James P. from Amie D. HEARD. Edward C. from Aileen B.

HODGES. Alice P. from Marvin P. HOGGARTH. Georgina I.

from John B. HUNTER. Martin M. from Marie C. JOHNSON.

Beatrice A. from Rnhert IT JOHNSON. Josephine M. from Robert 0. MU5.

jjena u. irom perry LANG. Artis It. from Martha. MARCOE.

Cecilia from Robert N. MARR. Maude Y. from Joseph C. MATHEWS.

Mary J. from Edward O. MECUM. Nova A. from George A.

MELANE. Beebe B. from Carlos E. NEUSEL. Dorothy D.

from Walter W. NOBLE. Lillian F. from James F. Jr.

PGITT. Taca from Everett A. PECK. Om E. from Hayward M.

PERCY. Florence from William N. PETTIT. Marjorie E. from Dayton C.

PETTY. Gloria I. from Herbert a. RANDLE. Amanda from Andrew.

ROBINSON. Irene from James C. ROMERO. Evangeline from Herman. Ross, vireima from Charles E.

RYAN. Doris M. from Edmond F. SCHENCK. Ethel from Elwood.

SCIALLA. Helen H. from John. SHANTON. Leona from Franklin T.

S. SHAW. James from Frances. SMITH. Kathleen from Harold A.

Jr. SUSAK John R. from Mae O. TAYLOR. Ruth O.

from Anderson. TRIGGS. Jessie L. from Melvin. VILCHES.

Edith P. from Victor V. VON HOMOLA. Irma from Alfred. WATSON.

Weir from Eleanor. WELCH. Gladys A. from Cecil M. WEN'ZEX.

Charlotte A. from Milton S. Jr. WETHERELL. Fern J.

from William B. WTLKERSON. Helen from Clifton. WILLIAMS. Edward C.

from Marabel T. DEATHS, Funeral Announcements ANGAROLA. Albert, beloved husband of Lillian Angarola, loving father of Mrs. Bettie Lake and Mrs. Marian Downing of Los Angeles.

Masonic services Friday at 3 p.m., Grace Chapel, Inslewood Park Cemetery, under the auspices of Golden State Lodge No. 358, Ruppe Mortuary In charge. AVERY, Stephen beloved husband of Marian Baldwin Avery, father of Phyllis Avery Taylor, brother of George S. and Charles M. Avery of Webster Groves.

Mo. Services 3 p.m. Sunday at Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hills," 417 North Maole Drive. BAILEY, Albert, beloved husband of Ethel M. Bailey, loving father of Ethel M.

Fallow and Shirley A. Bailey. Services today. 1:30 p.m. at TJtter-McKinley'a Strother Hollywood.

6240 Hollywood Boulevard. Interment Paw-tucket. R.I. BARRETT, Bertha Beilbrener, beloved wife or Harry p. Barrett.

Services Friday, 9:30 a.m., in the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. BERGsTROM. Wene beloved brother of Rudolph M. Bergstrom.

Services Friday, 3 p.m., in the Little Church cf the Flowers. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. BLAKE. Hannah M. Services today, 1:30 p.m..

at Edwards Brothers" Colonial Mortuary. BONADIMAN. Mrs. Domeniea, beloved wife of Carlo Bonadiman, loving mother of Mrs. Edward Curtis, Charles Joseph E.

and Mary F. Bonadiman. grandmother of Mrs. Harold Davis. Joseph and William Bonadiman, sister of Joseph Fas-sarini.

Rosary this evening. 8 o'clock, at the chapel of Cunningham O'Connor. 850 West Washington Boulevard. Requiem Mass Friday, 9 a.m., at St. Teresa's Church.

Interment Calvary. BOQUA. Louise B. Services-11 a.m. Friday at pierce Brothers' Hollywood.

5959 Santa Monica Boulevard. BROWN. Betty, beloved wife of Chief Naval Inspector Paul J. Brown, sister of Mrs. Edith Brown of Monroe, mother of Connie Burridge of Los Angeles and Paul G.

Brown, TJ.S. Navy. Services today, 11:30 a.m.. at Armstrong Family. Interment Forest Lawn.

BRL'BACK, Irene, of 5021 Maplewood Ave nue, los Angeles. Services 3:30 p.m. Friday at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, 5959 Santa Monica Boulevard. BUS HANS, Margaret beloved ife of William In. Burhans.

Services Friday, 2 p.m.. at the chapel of Hammond, Mispagel Ruppee, 3517 Hyde Park Boulevard. (CatskilL N.Y., papers please cony.) BURL AN DO. Charles P. Rosary Friday.

8:30 p.m., at TJtter-McKinley's Cresse Eagle Rock Chapel. Mass Saturday, 9 a.m., at St. Dominic Church. AH ILL, Katie, loving wife of John Cahill ana motner or Mrs. Adeline Normanly, Mrs.

Edna Gallagher and Jack Cahill. aister of Owen Walsh. Rosary will be recited 8:30 p.m. Friday in the Wens Chapel, 2730 North Broadway. Requiem Mass 10 a.m.

Saturday at Sacred Heart Church, Sichel and Baldwin Streets. CHARLTON, Emily beloved wife of Alexander a. Charlton, mother of Kathryn C. Breedlove, sister of Susan E. Haulenbeek.

Private graveside gervices Friday at 2 p.m. Forest Lawn Mortuary In CHURCH. James A. Hammond, Mispagel tc Ruppe, directors. CLARK.

Mary Ann Sinclair. services 1:30 p.m. today at Reed i TaDlev Oeisrer. CLEAVES. Charles Howard, beloved hus band of Christine R.

Cleaves, father of Mrs. Martha M. Wells and Walter C. Cleaves. Services 2 p.m.

Friday at House of Hall DOUTHITT, John M. Services Friday, 1:30 p.m., at Bre-see Brothers Gillette Chanel. ELLISON. Mariana Yonng, loving cousin or scewart w. Towle of Chisago.

and Charles Curtis Towle of Los Angeles. Services 11:30 a.m. Friday at Pierce Brothers' Lo Ancelex. FOTHERINGHAM, Mrs. Edith of 1908 south Elm, Alhambra.

February 9, 1948. loving mother of Edith F. Foth-eringham, grandmother of Edith Ann Stafford and John H. Stafford, all of Alhambra. Funeral services 12:30 p.m.

to- I oay at the Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Forest Lawn. Du Bois Funeral Home. San Gabriel, directors GARRISON. Charles beloved father of Helen D. Garrison, brother of Grace Sttne and Phoebe Willeman.

Services Saturday. 1 p.m.. In the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn Mortuary in GENDER, Adeie Carol, loving daughter of jur. ana Mrs.

Melvin Genser. Services today. 1 p.m., at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Groman Mortuary, director. GERMAIN, John P.

Requiem Mass today. 9 a.m., at St. John's Chrysostom Church. Beaver Mortuary. Tnzlewood.

in charge GREEN. Jean beloved wife of Robert oreen, mother or James Allen W. and Laurie Ann Green, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan J.

Wilson, sister of Marion W. Davenport and Barbara W. Cummins. Services Friday, 3 p.m., la the Church of the Recessional. Forest Lawn Mortuary in eliirn.

GHA.VT, Frederic E. Uerry.) Kequiem Mass today. 10 a.m.. at St. Raphael's Church.

Cunningham fc O'Connor, directors. GBEEVBERG, Anne. Groman Mortuary, directors. HARMS. Anna beloved sister of Min nie Harms and Mrs.

Helen H. Hoff. Services 2 p.m. Saturday at Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, 720 West Washington. BLtlltK.

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