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LOSSilgClCg fmC3 2 WED.AAARCH3,1948-PartII WEATHER REPORT Santa Anita BY PALL Handicap LOWRY SANTA ANITA CHARTS Copyright. 1948. by triangle Publications. Inc. (Dally Racing Form) SANTA ANITA BACE TRACK.

ARCADIA. TUESDAY, MARCH 2. 1948 16TH DAY OF SO-DAY WINTER MEETING (All finishes confirmed by official Photo-Chart) Weather clear Track fast. First post 1 m. Calbreds.

Claiming price $7500. DIVORCES GRANTED PERRY. Florence from James B. POTTER. Madeline M.

from Fred W. PROBY. Margaret from Anthony. SALAZAR. Augustina from Jesus R.

SALINAS. Rachel from Edward T. SATHREN. Phyllis from Marshall L. SCHNEIDER.

Helen from Louis. SCHWARTZ. S. R. from Edna M.

SHANNON. Clyde L. from Marlvn. SKEEN. Vita M.

from James A. STERMER. Jessie R. from John P. STEWART.

Clara W. from Charles P. STOREY. Harriet from Hubert L. TAYLOR.

Austa from James A. THOMPSON. Bernice G. from Rex W. TONECK.

Anton from M. D. VAUGHAN. Margaret from George H. WARD.

Avis M. from Reuben M. WEBSTER. Marian D. from Eugene H.

WILENS. Elayne H. from Seymour A. WYATT. Herve R.

from Marjorie E. YUDICO. Bertha from Juan. Purse $3500. To win- 1 CI FIRST RACE THREE FURLONGS.

For 2-year-olds. 1AO ner. second, third- S450; fourth, M2S. Index Horse. Owner.

Wt. PP. Mi C. 118 13 1129 Mom (Kin Ranch) i 118 14 109 Current News Mn. Ada L.

Rice) 118 10 1088 Kin? Bull fDolan Cun'ham) 118 5 Spotted Bull (Jarlyn 11? 6 10S9 Bubbling Hope (Byrd-Stammer) 118 2 09S1 Dark Buchan (Deerwood Farm) 118 1 1105 T-rryi Man (Mrs. W. N. Beebe) 118 8 Karsner (Brolxte Faim) 118 15 inCfl f-Rurio I Fellrari.Rurinlnh) 118 9 in7 RIimi Kihv fr I. IIS 11 f-Sue Jane (J.

A. Lvons 115 3 f-Prefac M. S. Ward) 118 4 Chinning Gypsy (C. 115 18 0969 Madam Carlotta (Mrs.H.Keller) 115 7 1121 (-Blade (W.

E. Botins) 118 12 Mutuel field. Time. :22 1-5. :33 2-5.

Went to post gate, won all driving. Winner, gr.c. 2, by Ross. No overweights. Mutuel pool, J169.794.

Two-dollar mutuels paid: Bl'LLREIGHZAC, S8.80, 13.30, 7.60; MORO, 6.30, 3.90; CURRENT NEWS, 3.50. BDLLREIGHZAC could not keep up with early leaders, rallied after a quarter and was up in last strides. MORO had good speed from beginning, was under strong handling and just failed to last. CURRENT NEWS was hustled into contending position, held on well to last sixteenth and weakened. KING BULL was never far back, began drifting out leaving chute and held on fairly well.

SPOTTED BULL broke slowly, bore out and finished full of run. BUBBLING HOPE gave way after showing speed for a quarter. DARK BUCHAN was hustled into contending position and tired in last eighth. KARSNER bore in. Scratched: 1057 Transit Bus, 1105 Bill's Bullet.

1 1 fi? SECOND RACE SIX FURLONGS. Maiden ilw California. Purse $3500. To winner, S2125; Weathpr clear. Trark URST 1 furlongs.

Inaex. Horse. Jockev. P.P. W't.

1105 J0S1 CS.57 1097 30S1 1041 1003 3049 3041 1049 1097 1001 1031 1137 11 0.j Personal Power! Wstrp 12 11S US US 115 118 115 118 118 115 118 118 115 115 118 115 118 rinoKe irau iLnojnki 4 Slow Freight tno boy) 15 Vnez (no bov) 7 Sneak On (Trent) 11 Holiday Dream W. B. Baitev 9 Charm Bov (Xeves) 3 Gallery Longden) 5 Ginger Cookie (no bov) 6 Vesie's Bandit (Moran) 10 Bullrelia (no bo 14 Bar-Bar-Ree (Gilbert). 1 Hieh Honev 2 Remuda (Buxton) 8 iTincess Nancy (Biern) 13 Boomerang Boy (Scrlk) 16 SECOXt 7 furlongs. 3-yrxlds 1147 Ex Parte (Nichols) 5 3141 Soon Affain (piRniarAa 11 up.

118 118 113 122 118 113 113 113 118 118 113 113 118 118 113 118 uix cania K. (Litzenberg) Trace Heart Neves 1122 Buster Maedic (Ptrsn) 3132 Ney Spring (Volzke). 10iO Betty Evelvn (no boy) 3050 Dorectora (Beaslev) fW K-O-Justice (Grohs) 3132 Agate (Bierman) 1104 In Fraganti (Permane) 9 10 1 3 4 fi 7 If? 11 8 enaKoora (no ooy) ur.rz Mr. Lum (no boy f086 Mankcubillion (Pdrsn) 12 110O Rene G. (no boy) 15 1082 Sebastian C.

(no bov) 14 THIRD 6 furlongs. 3-yrolds. Top 1143 Wild Mountain (Ltznbg) 6 112 10S4 a-Chayo (Lonsrden) 8 117 Near Miss 7 xl07 3139 Heel Stav fno 12 117 1139 Grog Swizzle (Jsprsn) 11 Xl07 vino Jose (no 4 1148 Royal Highness (n.b.). 13 1148 a-Dean Dee (no bov). 1052 Broker's Flash (Trent) 10 (1052)Easy Fibber 9 1044 Port Ennineer (Neves) 3 1042 Airline Girl (Permane) 2 1073 Transatlantic (no boy) 14 f114 All Velvet (no 15 1139 Anthuriura (no 5 112 112 117 112 122 122 107 117 107 107 117 0979 Tickalong (Chojnacki) Burnett "and B.

Grable entry. FOCRTH 6 furlongs. 4-year-olds up. 0940 Six Trix (F. 2 gll2 1133 Stimsun (Neves) 4 sllfi 1150 Beauty Queen (Trent).

8 111 R799 Bettv Miss (Peterson). 6 lit 1075 Harbor Supply (L'gden) 1 112 3075 Pat's Ladv (Pederson) 3 gl07 3133 General Rule (Scurlock) 5 112 1108 Indian Idol (no 7 112 FIFTH 6 furlongs. 4-year-olds np. 1133 Home Flight (Bierman) 7 112 1102 Jean Miracle 3 gll 314 Bumtvbump (G. Zufelt) 6 112 3108 Homing (Balaski) 1 115 0467 Sarator (Litzenberg) 8 112 1150 General Flip (Longden) 2 112 1108 Lollv C.

(Permane) 4 107 1075 Hish Wind (Nichols). 5 112 fast. maiden fourth, S225. Index Horse. Owner.

Wt. PP. 9347 Caiistrauo (Mrs. J. 115 1138 Moondrop (El Peco 115 1130 Gay Biscuit (J.

Hepner) 113 9217 Safe Anchoraie CSuzy Q. Ranch) 1025 Son of Arranv(D. Chianelli) 1090 Duskator (Bolting Hills 1090 Benny's Aeent (W-L 1101 Sparkling Pea (C. 8. 1106 Tymolite (Walkinay Mart's Echo (Mrs.C.B.

SlcClam) 109 112 113 112 122 11 122 10 110 2 107 12 09S3 Pi Class (Mrs. W. C. Gaffers) 1042 Gloria Saxon (C.E.-l.S.DurneU) 107 3 10 Time. :22 3-5, :46 4-5.

1:13 1-5. Went good, from gate, won all driving. Winner, St. 8 6 12 4 5 7 9 2 1 11 3 by J. Sinnott.

Overweight Duskator. 1 pound: Marv's Echo, Gay Biscuit, Moondrop, Safe Anchorage, Capistrano, 2. Mutuel pool, $219,453. Two-dollar mufnels paid: CAPISTRANO, 14.70, 6.10, 4.10; MOONDROP, 3.80, 2.80; GAY BISCLIT, 3.60. CAPISTRANO was in close quarters approaching stretch, came out and was up in last strides.

MOONDROP took command when ready and just failed to last. GAY BISCUIT was slow to begin, went to inside on stretch turn, rallied and finished boldly. SAFE ANCHORAGE raced a trifle wide to stretch and was in close quarters an eighth out. SON OF ARRAN dropped, back after a quarter and raced evenly thereafter. DUSKATOR saved ground, had speed for half mile and gave way.

SPARKLING SEA saved some ground. HI CLASS raced Laqy Bruce. 0979 Tick Along. 1138 Triple 1 1 R1 THIED RACE SIX FURLONGS. For 3-year-olds.

Allowances. Purse $3500. IX DO winller, $2i55 second, $700: third. $450; fourth. $225.

Index Horse. Owner. Wt. PP. St.

'a 4 Str. Fin. Jockey. Odds $1 1095 Forevtr AmM (Elobee. 118 5 1 2, 2i 1 li Westrope 1115 Tops Boy (Kinsey Ranch) 116 16 3i 3 3 2 Gilbert 6.55 1070 Glamis (Mrs.

W. C. 114 6 2 I' l1 2'J 3' Neves 4.70 (1003)(chool Days (C. Mooers) 113 3 5 5, 5 5 41 Lindberg 8.55 1151 Going (C. Latimer) IIS 2 4 4 4 4 5 Permane, 17.05 0990 Wedding Plans (W-L Ill 4 3 6 6 6 6 Scurlcck 8.80 Time.

:22 3-5. :46 1-5. 1:11 1-5. Went to post at off at 2:24. Start SIXTH 1 mile.

4-year-olds up. Claiming price 820.000. Purse $4500: good, from gate, won all driving. Winner, by D. Cannon.

Overweight Tops Boy, 2 8271,579. Two-dnllar mutnels said: FOREVER 3.90; GLAMIS, 3.70. FOREVER- AMBLE was taken slightly around pacemaker entering stretch, took 111S Stitch Again (no 2 115 1135 Double F. F. 7 110 Cl094)On the Half (Westrope) 3 119 1142 Preserve (Lonsrden) 5 112 1140 Iron Maiden (Trent).

1 107 10S7 Evening Story (L'db'g) 4 108 1142 The Waffle Man (Fig'oa) 6 119 fcKVEXTH 7 furlongs. 3-year-olds. advantage under punishment. TOPS BOY was never lar back, saved ground to the stretch and finished gamely. GLAMIS had speed, was under pressure from the beginning and weakened in last eighth.

SCHOOL DAYS outstayed others. SEA GOING was through early. WEDDING PLANS raced wide and was outrun. No scratches. -I CA FOLRTH RACE SEVEN FLRLONGS.

For 4-year-olds and np. Claiming. iOl Pnrt, Ta --mnrl cnm IkirJ (ld! fnn.lli. 1 1109 Boswell Ladv (no boy). 8 113 S-5 1007) Mazarine (Neves) 4 117 2-1 1119 Brown Moat (Litzenb'g) 6 114 4-1 1119 Pennon (Westrope) 1 114 5-1 1155 King Rhymer (Balaski).

7 118 7-1 1151 Gold Jig 3 110 8-1 1151 Stage Glitter (Grohs) 2 114 10-1 1095 The Web II (Rich'd'n) 5 11412-1 Index Horse. Owner. Wt. PP. 1124 Supcrmont J.

H. Schoch) 120 7 (llOl)Winaioti (Holt West) 120 1.4 (10S2)War Map (Taste. Good 120 2 5 1000 First Pebble Thorson) 114 5 7 1146 War Stew (O. I. Martin) 116 8 3 1124 Early Bird (F.

Astaire) 116 3 8 1107 Gal of Battle (Sapphir Stable) 104 4 6 1124 Comcatcbms (Mrs. M.R. Parcher) 120 1 Time. :22 3-5. :46.

1:12. 1:25 3-5. Went from gate, won all driving. Winner, b.g. 8, owner.

Overweight Gal of Battle, 1 pound; Two-dollar mutules paid: SCPERMONT. WAR MAP. 3.70. SUPERMONT had speed, saved ground St. 2 St.

Str. Fin. Jockey. Odds $1 3 4 7 6 1J 10 9 14 6 i lno 3J 3 5 4nk Gilbert Westrope Aicaro Neves Litrenberj F. Zufelt Trent Layton LonsdMi G.

Zufelt Balaski Fields Cholnarki landber Bobertson Grohs 13.40 4.25 3.75 6.00 3.15 81.95 43.15 10.75 25.70 18.30 14.20 18.30 18.30 Sfi.60 18.30 18.30 2" 4' 9 12' 5i 8no 7" 81 9i 1 11 7' 10" 5 11 llh 13 10 12no 8 13J13H 2 15J 14 15 16 15i 12 14 16 at 1:11. off at Start good, from Bull Reigh Zaca Gray oy 3-year-olds and dd bred in third, 150; second, $700; ,2 3i Str. Fin. Jockey. Odds $1 7i 4" 3J 1 31) lno 1 2 1 Westrope Arcaro Longden Pederson Neffcs Moran Litzenbcrz Nichols Scurlock y.

MiUer Trent Lintibete 6.35 1.65 6.40 8.95 4.10 21.00 22.85 38.05 54.20 26.15 33.30 So. 25 Start 11" 4 6 6 6' 3no 3i 2iJ 43 h- 5" 5nk 2H 41 7J 7 7i gi 10 11 12 8 9 10 11 10 9J10S 11 12 12 12 to post at 1:47. off at 1:48 'a. b.c. 3, by Battledore Polly Prim.

Trained wide. Scratched: 1026 Firo Bee, 1138 v. b.c. 3. by Ambrose Light Chickit.

Trained pounds; Wedding Plans, 2. Mutuel pool, AMBLE, 3.60, 3.70, 3.30; TOPS BOT, 4.30, in hand when outrun by GLAMIS. came command when called upon and held his Str. Fin. Jockey.

Odds $1 21 2 1" 2 Ink Balaski 6. SO 1' li 2' 1 2- Litienberf 7.55 51 4) 3 3 3J Nevea 3.95 7 6J 5 5J 4nk Chojnacki 4.00 3 5 7 7 5 Ntihols 21.75 8 6J 4 6 ITrman 4.65 6, 7 6k T2 Milligan 10.35 4- 3'J 41 8 8 Peterson 4,05 to post at 2:57. off at once. Start good. by Rosemont Supremist.

Trained by First Pebble, 2. Mutuel pool. $265,799. 15.60. 8.00.

4.90: WINAROTI. 9.60. 6.30; throughout and outfinished WINAROTT. finished well. WAR STEW dropped back For 4-year-olds and op.

Claiming. 4hiA fni-4t. a Str. Fin. Jockey.

Odds $1 7 A 3 11 41 2 5" 61 3, 5i 4 2h 2 li 1 3 51 8 8 41 fi 7 7 1 5" 2" 3t Loncdea Nws Westropsj Arcaro l.itipnherg Balatkt Gilbert Pederson 2.65 9.85 7.50 4. no 9.55 30.6O 2.10 45.50 2' 4 4 5 7 6 7'J 8 8 Went to post at 3:31 'i, off at and third driving. Winner, br.c. 4 by No overweights. Winner entered for SIXTEENTH.

For 4-year-olds and up. Al-second, $900; third, $550; 's i '4 Str. Fin. Jockey. Odds SI li 6 2" 3 9 "1 4" 5 li 4 1-1 li 1 Jsirson 7.70 4' 2" 21 Ferman 12.10 oil 2 3 3 3 3 Lonsrlen 2.50 4" 4 Biirman 21.40 71 9 5'j 51 5- Petterson 14.45 81 61 Nichols 11.00 7J 71 7no Atcaro 3.00 5S 61 x-J ves rt.Z 9 9 Wfstrope 12.75 5.

1:43 4-5. Went to post at 4:06. off driving. Overweight Handlebars. 2 pounds; St.

A Str. Fin. Jockey. Odds $1 li 9 7 21 Si 3" 5i 6t 41 li 9 7 1 1 1 81 51 2'i Longden Arcaro Grohs Litzenberg Westrope Choinackt G. Zufelt F.

Zufelt Neves 4.55 2.65 10.95 21.20 13.20 10.55 10.25 5.95 4,50 Start 71 i fi 31 2ii 2l 81 i 5 41 51 5 61 4 3J 3 fi'l 9 9 7nk 4 7 61 $1 9 Went to post, at 4:42. off at Winner, ch.h. 6, by Fair Trisl Stop and 11.10, 4.10, 3.30; HANK 4.10. 3.40; restraint for three-eiehths. drew into saved ground throughout and was closing SIXTEENTH.

For 4-year-olds and up. St. 3 Str. Fin. Jockey.

Odds $1 6 5 1 4 7 4 2i 31J 3 1" 2 7" 1 li 2 2i 5 3i 41 4 71 6 Longden 7.95 O'Steen 4.15 Nichols 21.15 Westrope 41 .40 Permane 2.35 Litzenberg 4.15 7 i 1 21 6 1 31 4i 4 5 5 3 Latter also had speed, was bearing out badly much of way and held on gamely. WAR MAP was never far back, saved some ground and held on well under punish ment. FIRST PEBBLE raced wide and after quarter, went to inside entering stretch, made up some ground. EARLY BIRD, forced wide to stretch, could not get to leaders. COMCATCHME bore out badly entering stretch, tired.

Scratched: 1104 Count Esnjer. 1146 Jetka. Expendable. 1102 Jean Miracle, 1122 Etidowah. 1146 High Kenty, 1146 Sporty Jack.

1100 Rene G. I 1 ce FIFTH RACE SEVEN FLRLONGS. sn itnn colon, Index Korse. Owner. Wt.

PP. 1102 Pear Harbor (Ptice 120 8 1140 Sweet Pej'ty (E. P. Ill 6 1053 Grand La Grand (A. J.

Crnolin) 120 4 111S Buy and Sell (C. S. 120 1 1118 Loronsite (Mrs. Max Factor Jr.) 107 2 1140 War Acaio (Mrs. L.

120 7 1126 Jorine (J. N. Crofton) 120 5 1140 Coloradito (E. Anderson) 120 3 Time. :22 3-5.

:46, 1:11 3-5, 1:24 1-5. Start good, from gate, won handily, second Easton Alexandria. Trained by W. Molter. $15,000.

Mutuel pool. $309,386. St. Iearn i a ices E. E.

Newman, Civic Leader Edward E. Newman, 53, building contractor and former president of the Beverly Hills Cham ber of Commerce, died Monday of a heart attack in San Bernardino Hospital. A native of Omaha, Mr. Newman came to Southern California 35 years ago. In 1925 he played a major part with his brother Carl in development of Wilshire Blvd.

property in Bever ly Hills. He served as head of the Beverly Hills Chamber from 1928 to 1929 and for the following six years was manager of the former Wilshire Blvd. Association. At the time of his death he and his brother were developing a residential tract in Fontana. Newman leaves his widow.

Mary-E. Newman, and two other brothers, Oscar and Leonard. Funeral services will be con ducted at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow in the chapel of Edward Bros. Colonial Mortuary with interment in Inglewood Park Mau-solem.

OBITUARY William M. Hazlett Requiem Mass for Willian Malcolm Hazlett, 73, known in motion pictures as Chief Many Treaties, will be celebrated at 9 a.m. today at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, 4954 Santa Monica Blvd. Interment, under direction of Pierce will follow in- Holy Cross Cemetery. A resident of Los Angeles since 1920, he died Sunday at his 310 Alvarado St.

He acted in and served as technical adviser on many western films. He leaves his widow Mae, two daughters, Mrs. Rhea Carde-neli and Mrs. Wilda Lease, and two sons, Boone and Malcolm Hazlett. Roy R.

Hopkins Final rites for Ray Rodney Hopkins, 63, investigator for the State Board of Equalization for the last 14 years, will be ton-ducted today at 2:30 p.m. in Pierce Bros. Los Angeles Chapel, 720 Washington Blvd. Interment will be in Odd Fellows Cemetery. A resident of L03 Angeles for 61 years, Mr.

Hopkins lived at 1S62 24th St. Besides is widow, Mrs. Isabel Hopkins, he leaves a daughter, Mrs. Inez Sepmeyer of Los An geles, and twro brothers, B. Frank of Los Angeles and Harry A.

of Bakersfleld. Miss Dorothy Doran Funeral services for Miss Dorothy Doran, 40, of 1221 Vermont motion picture actress who died Friday, will be conducted at 3 p.m. tomorrow in the Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. Miss' Doran was known on the screen as Ann Bishop. She leaves her father, Robert- Doran, a brother, Robert and three aunts.

John H. Binford Funeral services for John H. (Jack) Binford, 39, Los Angeles newspaperman who died Monday, will be conducted in the Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, at p.m. Friday. Mr.

Binford leaves his widow, Mrs. Geral-dine Lee Binford, and two sons, John H. Jr. and Frank. Dancer Files New Suit for Divorce Armida V.

Glenn, Spanish dancer known professionally as Armida, yesterday filed a Reno suit for divorce against Bud Glenn, film studio musician. charged cruelty. A previous suit, filed Dec. 24, 1946, was dismissed when the couple were reconciled in less than two weeks. They were married Dec.

13, 1938. Nonchalant Bandit Robs Jewelry Store A well-dressed bandit took "a selected group" of diamond rings from a jewelry store at 698 Alvarado St. shortly after noon yesterday and strolled from the store only seconds ahead of radio police. Murray Fox, store owner, estimated his lossat "more than $5000." Sun, Moon and Tide By U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey nil, (tn.

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1 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3 Sun rises 6:20 a.m.. sets 5:51 n.m. Moon rises 1:45 a.m., sets 11:29 a.m. TIDES. LOS ANGELES HARBOR Mar.

HiKft Low High Low r. mgn low High Low 3:10 4.4 11:42 0.3 6:52 3 2 10:48 2 9 4:32 4.5 12:34 0.0 7:26 3.4 11:59 2 5:35 4.7 7:49 3.6 4 5 Mar. LOW Hieh T.nm TTirrl. 12:43 2.4 6:23 4.9 8:10 3 7 1:17 2.0 7:00 5.1 1:28 3.9 8 1:47 1.7 7:36 5.3 8:48 4 1 9 2:15 1.4 8 07 5.3 4 2 2:44 1.1 8:38 5.3 0:26 4 4 Tides are given in order of occurrence, first column denoting time and second column height in feet above or below mean lower low water. Light face tvpe denotes a.m.: black face p.m.

Times listed are Pacific Standard Time. twnnr UEMllOtt COLUMCitlUM MlUSOtlUM GUPEI Mar. 10 DEATHS, Funeral Announcements) REDMOND, E. 67, Santa Ana. Fehrn ary 29.

survived by his wife Hilda B. Redmond, son Lloyd of Hollywood, daughter Eleanor J. Palmer of Glen- dale, brother Charles E. Redmond of Santa Paula, sister, Louise Redmond Fleisher of Los Angeles, two grand children and two step-children, George Stammger of Glendale and Mrs. Le Roy Wallace of Redlands.

Mr. Redmond was a member of the Railway Trainmen and Jubille Lodge, F.fcA.M. Funeral services were held at Smith Tuthill Chapel in Santa Ana at 1:30 p.m. R1TPS. Joseph.

services p.m. tooay at Giasband Mortuary, 901 West Washington. Interment, Beth Olam Cemetery. RODECK, Henry beloved husband of Mary Rodeck. Funeral services and interment in San Francisco.

Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, directors. ROSEN. Private Louis. Private services Thursday. Groman Mortuary, directors.

ROTHSCHILD, Victor. Services 2 P.m. Thursday in Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Giasband Mortuary, directors. ROWLISON, John M.

Services today, 2 P.m., at Stephens Bobbitt Chapel, San Bernardino. Beaver Mortuary, Inglewood, in charge. ROYAL, Thomas Lynch. Requiem High Mass today. 10 a.m., at St.

Paul's Church. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary, directors. SELL, John N. Graveside services Thursday, 11 a.m., at Hollywood Cemetery. Armstrong Family, directors.

SINGERMAN, Bluma. Services today, 10 a.m., at Groman Mortuary. SLOAN. Raphael. Services today.

11 a.m., at Groman Mortuary. Interment Hillside Memorial Park. SMITH. Gertrude C. Services today, 11 a.m., at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary.

SOTO, Marion of 3736 Collis Avenue. Kosary Thursday, 8 p.m., in chapel of Mater Simone. Mass Friday. 9 a.m., at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. ST.

GEORGE, Lula M. Services 11 a.m. today at W. A. Brown Son Funeral Home, 1815 South Flower Street.

THOMPSON. Jennie Owen, beloved mother of Eileen T. Stembrenner, Lee F. and Joseph W. Thompson.

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WILL BUY GRAVES. CRYPTS. LOC. LAST CHANCE. 2 GRAVES, FOREST LAWN.

VERY CHEAP. TW-0211. Only S25 ea. with pern. care.

Owner. Or 6 spaces for $125. WE-9264. Need cash. 3 Sections.

IS Graves. Val halla Cemetery. Owner. MA-62539-AN-4327 Double niche in Forest Lawn Mausoleum. Private party.

105 S. Arden BL WY-8270. 2 6 10 OFFICIAL LOCAL TEMPERATURES Minimum and maximum temperatures from Southern California points, reported yesterday to the Los Anseles office of the U.S. Weather Bureau were as follows: Max. Min.

Los Angeles 62 42 Los Angeles (ground) 62 42 Burbank 60 36 Culver City 62 40 Imperial 73 41 Long Beach 56 40 Los Angeles Harbor 57 45 Los Angeles Airport 58 41 Mt. Wilson 45 29 Newport Harbor 61 43 Palmdale 60 34 Pasadena 61 36 Riverside 59 33 San Bernardino 58 39 San Diego 61 43 San Gabriel 63 36 Santa Ana 62 31 Santa Monica 61 40 Torrance 60 39 UCLA 58 43 FORECAST Southern California: Scattered clouds and local wind today, slightly cooler in east portion. Mostly clear tonight and tomorrow. Slightly warmer tomorrow. TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION OViiR THE NATION Stations Max.

Min tation PreciPi- Albuquerque Amarillo Atlanta Bakersfleld Bishop 48 40 60 63 57 27 23 43 39 28 44 21 27 27 36 38 23 24 33 38 41 8 33 29 23 51 51 74 20 64 30 32 24 30 38 35 36 26 39 36 26 52 46 34 28 33 1.29 Bismarck 15 T. .05 .51 .48 .18 .28 Blythe 71 Boston 32 Buffalo 33 Chicago 30 Cincinnati 58 Cleveland 43 Denver 32 Des Moines 26 Detroit 29 El Paso 55 Fairbanks -29 Ft. Worth 55 Fresno 64 Havre 15 Indianapolis 54 Kansas City 32 Las Vegas 66 Little Rock 58 Memphis 68 Miami 78 Minneapolis 29 New Orleans 75 New York 34 Oklahoma City 40 Omaha 27 Philadelphia 38 Phoenix 67 Pittsburgh 52 Portland 43 Reno 43 Sacramento 61 St. Louis 49 Salt Lake City 40 San Antonio 63 San Francisco 52 Seattle 47 Spokane 33 Washington 41 T. .22 .98 1.59 1.05 )33 .79 .04 T.

.09 .05 .49 VITAL RECORD MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED AFONDIN FRANCH. J. 34. E. 29.

BAIN POWER. W. 35. T. 32.

BALLARD CLARK. B. 20. N. 25.

BARNETT HORTOI. C. 22. V. 23.

BEAUCHAMP GREEN. G. 30. E. 23.

BUCHANAN LIVEZEY. R. 22. D. 21.

CABELLI LEVY. J. 49, F. 40. CARTER TAYLOR.

R. 23, W. 23. CASILLAS ESTRADA. B.

-21. A. IB. CASTLEBURY MEDARIS. H.

27. R. 25. CAZES BURWELL. J.

30. B. 25. CHAMBERS BISHOP. M.

29. A. 30. DAINARD KANZEE. J.

21. G. 20. DAVIS LYNN. C.

22, D. 19. DAVIS PHIFER. H. 21.

I. 19. DAVIS PHILLIPS. H. 23, D.

19. DONALDSON KING. K. 20, F. 20.

DOUGLAS LEIGH. K. 22. U. 20.

DYER SAWERS. J. 22, R. 17. EGBERT IOKERT.

R. 22. I. 26. ELSTER S.

30. E. 22. FREY CROOKS. J.

59. M. 49. FRIEDMAN WOLFORD. A.

28. M. 22. FULLER TON BROWN. S.

21. M. 18. GEE HUEY. W.

29. M. 29. GIBSON MELLOR. J.

21. E. 18. GOODSTEIN YOCKELSON. W.

22. B. 18. GREEN BARLOW. J.

21, W. 19. HANKS HOLDEN. C. 27.

M. 23. HASBROUCK EVANS. K. 37.

H. 2L, HIGHIET PHILLIPS. D. 23. H.

18. HOLLIDAY KING. D. 20. B.

18. HUETER HUNTER. J. 22. A.

23. HUNTER DAHLE. V. 22, H. 17.

JACKSON WILSON. H. 44. C. 28.

JOHNSON ROBERTSON. J. 26. B. 23.

KELINC ROBERTSON. J. 51. D. 46.

KELLER BLUM. H. 30. A 30. KING ENRIQUEZ.

E. 21. 20. KOSSKY CAMPBELL. F.

31. M. 22. LASITER TOMTEN. E.

23. T. 25. LOCK ASMUSSEN. W.

25. E. 21. LOMBARDO ROSE. M.

24. M. 25. LOPEZ BEDOY. J.

18. Y. 17. MACIAS ROBLES. M.

19. S. 18. MacLFOD MacLAREN. T.

38. G. 50. MCINTOSH OCHOA. C.

26. C. 21. McMANUS THOMPSON. J.

23. H. 22. METCALF PYSTER. G.

35. M. 33. MICKEY CLEMENS. R.

23. V. 29. MILBURN GROM. R.

19. M. 20. MIL.LF.R YON CHAR. 61.

M. 64. MORSEY CEDERQUIST. 22. E.

20. NEGIN BRATEMAN. M. 25. R.

19. NOVAK NEWMAN. H. 20. M.

19. OLIVE KNAUER. O. 31. 21.

ORAVET2 BOYD. G. 31. V. 32.

PAR IDO LOWER Y. G. 21. L. 18.

PATTEN NOFL. D. 21. P. 18.

PETERSON MUSE. H. 31. R. 27.

PIERSON H. 49. W. 36. PINSKY TOLCHINSKY.

E. 35. E. 28. POLONSKY WASSERMAN.

J. 23. B. 20. RAABE BENNETT.

R. Jr. 37. C. 24, REAL GENTRY.

L. 57. M. 51. RHEA MIGENDT.

M. 23. R. 20. ROBSON MARSH.

J. 37. 3. 23. ROZNOSKY GOMEZ.

T. 21. 17. SADLER PARKS. C.

23, L. 22. SANCHEZ AGUILAR. G. Jr.

21. B. 21. SANDERS LOWRY. W.

38. M. 43. SEDACH PRIVETTE. W.

31. A. 36. SILVER LEVINE. R.

39. B. 36. SIMPSON RIGBY. J.

27. L. 19. STEVENS EVANS. D.

33. S. 34. THOMAS GENTHON. L.

II 30. J. 25. VITAL VASQUEZ. L.

18, C. 18. VOIGT FISHER. P. 35.

L. 34. WAGNER JAWIN. R. 23.

L. 20. WALDER KIZNER. M. 19.

B. 19 WALLACE HUTCHINS. J. 29. M.

29. WEBFR NELSON. H. 23. E.

22. WEBSTER GODDARD. M. 30. M.

30. WEEKS McKENNA. W. 21. 22 WILLIAMS WALSH.

H. 47. 34. WITT LITZENBERG R. 30.

S. 29. WRIGHT McCALLA. L. 32.

M. 24. ZITKO HOLBROOK. M. 22.

V. 21. DIVORCE SUITS FILED ALLEN. Ruth asainst Harold. ALVIS.

Arlene against Edward. AMAYA. Henrietta against Israel Y. ANDERSON. Roland V.

against Hazel L. BARACH. Simon against Beatrice. BARLOW. Leota M.

against Eli. BISSELL. Msv E. against George M. BOWEN.

Ethel against Gwyn A. BOWYER. Dorothy against Phineas. BOYETTE. Fine B.

against Jeane. BRANDON. Irene against Troy. BRANDON. Leanord W.

against. Marie W. BRECKENRIDGE. Anne K. against James.

BROCK. Regina H. against Gerald C. BROWN. Ernest M.

against Ellen M. BUCHANAN. James W. against Shirley E. HUTNER.

Elizabeth L. against John W. CARLSON. Elizabeth A. against F.

J. CASSELL. Marvin E. against Margaret B. CASTRO.

Prances against Clayton. CHAPMAN. Cora L. against Johnny E. DUKFEY.

Juanita against Herman. DUTOIT. Helen B. against Albert. DYER.

Sue asainst John C. C. Jr. EMMONS. Marguerite against Bryan W.

FRBY. John against Monette M. ERWIN. Darlene V. against, Joseph G.

Jr. FALKOWITZ. Jeannette against Ben. FELLMAN. Aline D.

against Henry W. FINN. Ruby L. against Claude. FLORES.

Cecilia against. Edward. FOURZON. Vera D. against Joseph S.

iiijuhy. Margaret, a. against Jesse B. GULLETT. Muriel D.

against Fred L. HALLOCK. Eva P. against Donald W. HAYNES.

Fryraine L. against C. HEFFNER. Veda R. against Rufus S.

HERMANS. Helen H. against, Howard S. HERNANDEZ. Cruz against Phoebe A.

HOLMSTROM. June A. against Orville O. HOLT. Gay against Leonard E.

Jr. JACKSON. Betty L. against Earl V. JOHNSON.

Margaret K. against Victor A. JOHNSON. Shirley M. against Tempel L.

KVASNICKA. Wanda L. against Cecil D. LICHNECKER. Dorothy H.

against H. A. LONG. Melvin C. against Jean M.

MacDIARMID. David H. against Eileen M. MAIR. Wilr.a E.

against Donald H. McCONNELL. Betty against Gerald. McDERMOTT. Isabelle E.

against E. R. MIRANDA. Lydia against Joseph F. MORRISON.

Lexa M. against William Z. NOKES. Clifford E. against Shirley.

PASTRANA. Silver P. against Thelma. PENN. Jewell M.

against John T. RAPHAEL. Leah M. against A. J.

B. REDMON. Hollis against Fay L. REED. Mary E.

against Alfred L. REMKUS. Parker K. against Mildred L. ROSS.

Annamae against Charles H. ROSS. Heien R. against Benjamin J. SANKER.

Warren A. against Mae M. SAPPER. Helen against Herbert. SHANBROM.

Rhoda aeainst, Irving. SHURE. Rose against Edward. SMALL. Leo R.

against Ruth J. STATTLMAN. Jean E. aeainst Clyde D. STONER.

Genevieve against Don. SWANEY. Jeanne against Farl D. THOMPSON. Racia W.

against Lewis M. VAN GORDON. Alan against Ma. WALKER. Ruth against Charles F.

WEEKS. Grace C. against Robert V. WHITE. Mabel L.

aeainst Russell C. WHITFORD. Virginia A. against Glen A. DIVORCES GRANTED ALDEBO.

Olga from Charles. BADENER. Isidor from Rose. BAGAMASPAD. Jose from Anna M.

BENJAMINS. Ann S. from Will P. BENNETT. Velma L.

from Jack W. BINNING. Dorothy J. from Clemey J. Jr.

BOLTON. Beatrice from Edmund K. BORSHE. Ivy M. from William B.

CARTER. Joace E. from Robert L. CHAPMAN. Leota S.

from John R. CLANEY. Ann G. from James A. COONS.

Glenn B. from Bonnie. COSTLEY. Lola W. from George R.

DALZIEL. Dalmur L. from Margaret I. DANTZLER. Emmett from Mary.

DAVIS. Kathleen O. from Walker C. DENNIS. Laura from Irvin E.

EMERSON. Maralyn from Donald E. EVERS. Frances D. from Alfred T.

FINEBERG. Betty from Samuel M. FINKE. Ervin from Pearl. GAUGHAM.

Thelma G. from Charles E. GUSTUSON. Leona L. from William G.

HARLIN. Ruby from John. HOPKINS. Lena M. from Havs H.

JOHNSON. Albert H. from Librada L. KILPATRICK. Bette T.

from Wiley C. KINSEY. Harriette H. from John E. KLOPPER.

Rubin from Jane E. LEICHNITZ. Helen from Paul. LUCERO. Dora A.

from Henry G. MAXWELL. Leola from William A. McCART. Hattie M.

from Henry O. MOORE. Eugene from Bulah. NITTINGER. Pearl I.

from Norman H. NORRIS. William L. from ReneMa. OSTROVSKI.

Evelyn 5. P. from A. EIGHTH 1 116 miles. 4-year-olds 1144 Victory Drive (Gilbert) 5 gll8 1147 Rattle-De-Bang (n.b.)..

6 gll4 1112 Pharack (Longden) 10 gllS 1144 Singing Sir 9 108 1144 Last Roll (no 4 gllS 10S2 Shuffle Toe 1 118 1144 Herald (no boy) 2 gl22 1144 Capt- Absolute (no boy) 8 gll4 1104 Count Esmer (no boy). 13 118 1144 Torch War (Nichols). 11 gl22 1160 Washawav (Litzenbersr) 7 105 10S8 Warrior (Fig'oa) 1100 Vain Doctor (no 3 gll8 12 122 Fair mudder: Good muddr; Apprentice allowance claimed. Best bet VICTORY DRIVE. CONSENSUS SANTA AXITA FIRST FIFTH Sneak On 13 Jean Miracle Bar-bar-ree 9 Home Flight Slow Freight 6 Homing SECOXD Ex Parte Soon Again Betty Evelyn THIRD SIXTH 17 Double F.F.

9 On The Half 7 Stitch Again SEVENTH 14 Mazarine Chayo Grog Swizzle 11 Gold Jig Easy Fibber Boswell Lady FOVKTH EIGHTH Stimsun 21 Victory Drive Beauty Queen 10 Rattle-de-bang Six Trix Wasnaway -Best bet VICTORY DRIVE. TROPICAL PARK Odds. Comment. -5-2 Sharp; a strong rider aboard. 7-2 Seems game in final drive.

5-1 Promise shown last outinsr. B-l Yet to run to sharp works. 6-1 Early speed avoids trouble. R-l Bound to improve with racing. 10-1 Fighting chance at a price.

10-1 Can be entirely eliminated. 12-1 Some ability been shown. 12-1 W4U offer them an argument. 12-1 Chsr Bull Reigh-Gracilis. 12-1 Early speed: rail post helps.

15-1 Gets blmkers: could improve. 15-1 Have to improve a bit. 15-1 Fairly close up other day. 15-1 Tab for future reference. Claiming price 840(10.

Purse $3500: 2-1 Looks like one to beat. 4-1 Been closing stoutly here. 4-1 Blinkers; must be tabbed. ft-1 Likes to go out on pace. 8-1 In trouble other day.

8-1 Five shots but no dice. 8-1 On the pace in longer. 10-1 Can do better than last. 10-1 Beat one horse in marathon. 12-1 Grav fellow not clicking.

12-1 Previous race better effort. 15-1 In slightly softer field. 20-1 Sometimes flashes speed. 20-1 Helps to pad the entries. 25-1 Can't offer encouragement.

25-1 Trailed the entire field. claiming price $7500. Pure 83500: 2-1 4-1 4-1 6-1 8-1 Looks like a likely spot. Won't be too far Fair works for this one. Has chance with top ones.

Should be close at wure. Will help fashion pace. Broke poorly the other day. Dangerous if he gets in. Can do better than shown.

Won at very juicy odds. Takes slight nose dive. Had bit of speed in last. Won from cheaper in slop. Vnraced since Golden Gate Beat one horse last out.

Only race not impressive. 8-1 10-1 10-1 10-1 10-1 12-1 15-1 20-1 20-1 25-1 25-1 Claiming price 87500. Purse S3500: 5-2 One race here; will improve. 4-1 Beaten favorite tries again. 4- 1 Been winner with this boy.

5- 1 Sleeper from Hollywood Park. 7-1 Recent races all below par. 10-1 Looks like tough contender. 10-1 Third to Herod Play last. 20-1 Can't offer much encouragement Claiming price 87500.

Purse 83500: 5-2 2-1 4-1 fi-1 8-1 10-1 10-1 12-1 Back at favorite distance. Scratched to try luck here. Gets big bulge in weight. Won two in row earlier. First since Meadows; sharp.

Recent races been below par. Lots of speed; fainthearted. Only a trentle breeze recently. 2-1 3-1 5-1 7-1 8-1 10-1 12-1 Should handle this field. Her top race takes it.

Going for third straight. Hasn't run his race here. Had plenty of chances here. Beat easier field here. Best races early in meet.

Allowances. Pure SlO.ifwt: Blinks today; a likely spot. After fourth in a row. Fourth in the San Vicente. No threat in San Vicente.

Wrill like thi distance better. Might get up for part. Will beat some of these. Irisher doesn't seem very hot. up.

Claiming price 85000. Parse 83500: 2-1 Beat him and take pot. 4-1 Will be right there today. 4-1 Fair-haired boy will help. 6-1 Takes off the blinks today.

6-1 Can't be entirely overlooked. 8-1 Could capture another one. 10-1 Might not die on pace. 10-1 Not what he used to be. 10-1 Recent races below his best.

12-1 Toueh spot for this fellow. 12-1 Comes off marathon effort. 15-1 Forced the speed at longer. 20-1 Won one on off track. Superior mudder.

Best chance bet. SARATOR. Fair Grounds Results (Weather cloudy, track muddy) FIKST 6 Charfom. 110, Monson. .12.80 6.1 3 0 Tee Boy.

107. Lf Blanc 6.60 3. B0 Grecian Breeze, 106. d'Aumistino 2.40 Time, 1:18. La roc.

Dresser. Emphasis, Texas Score. Twin Sister, ea Salmad, Miss Mayvic also ran. SECOND up, 8 fur.r John Arrc, 115. 27.60 9.

80 6.40 Webley. 115. Guyton 16.20 1.00 Lurky Birthday, 103, Picou 8.40 Time, 1:16 3-5. Sarasee, Kite Cries, Dark Lace. Cinesar, Young Buddy, Come Back, Black Draenn also ran.

Daily deuble paid i05.K THIBD Mdn. 2 Fed Eandal. 111. jfAue'o 14.80 7.00 4.20 Bill's Pal. 119.

Gaither 9.20 5.60 Prewar Time. 119, Cavens 2.80 Time. :24 2-5. Ribard. Oscuvnta, Rook-wood.

Woodland Sun. Miboy'a Sugar, Bex De. Chico Chico also ran. FOURTH Mdn. 6 Anpelus Bell, 114, Brooks 7.60 3 SO 3.40 Plabuemine, 119, 5.00 5.80 Follow Me, 116, Jenkins 5.80 Time.

1:13 1-5. Ala Bud. f-Wolfess. f-Jalbei, Oaf. f-Titian Beauty.

Temporary, Chicoutmi. Cloverland Son, Twilight Bomb also ran. (f Field.) FIFTH UP. 6 f-Rare Back, 105, Smithers 12.20 12.40 7.60 f-Flyin2 Connie. 108.

Hidalgo 12.40 7.60 Patch Party, 113, McLeod 11.80 Time. 1:16 3-5. Peraptera. Topnard. f-Latimer.

Odd Pair. Buck Rake. Hoodoo Lady, Peridot, Frank's Pal, Sildonna also ran. (f Field.) SIXTH up, Repand. 113.

Baird 3.80 3.00 3.40 Capt. Patrick, 110. 4.80 3.80 Corina Lark, 108. d'Augustino 4.00 Time, 1:14 1-5. f-Bolo Trudie f-Bold Dandy, Rica way.

Flare Back, Halt Brother, Siddons. Gallant Foot also ran. SEVENTH up. 1 Wise Paisano. 112.

Brooks 8.60 5.00 3.40 Leapolino. 110. Bates 9.00 4.20 Outsider, 118. Lullo 3.00 Time. 1:53 1-5.

Kazbek. Small Stuff, Granizo, Golden Cross, Our Merrick also ran. EIGHTH up. 1 Zekara Boy. 110, Phillip 24.40 11.20 4.40 Mary M.

107. LeBIanc 4.0O 2.80 Ships Pass. 108. Badeett 3.80 Time. 1:56.

Grace Red Del, f-Val-dina Bee. f-Mintplay. Grace Hy. Table Mesa. Vinita Upset.

f-Pop'a Choice, Kantar Aid also ran. Field.) Fair Grounds Entries (Raining, muddy; post 12 noon. PST) FIRST tip, 6 Pokolote 107 Stockett 112 'Eiiasio Little Zenoma Beth Jo Nance Ilnverfox 108 B.g Dot 100 105 Aperture 105 107 River Mill 105 107 Gloria Guerin. 105 112 Midget Store 112 Valiant Jim 112 Meet sum 112 Fair Girl 100 Jessie's Girl 100 SECOND tip. IVa King Brand 110 Geneva Lise 107 Light Reigh 121 Lem's Baby 107 First Place 110 Busy Count 116 Tacoma 115 Count Chant.

110 Pino Tree 103 Pari-Joe 118 Star 112 Peacemaker 118 Gallant Vi 103 Close Up 118 Alaflae 112 Herbie 115 THIRD Mdn. fillies. 2 fur. Polite Time 116 Glad Song 118 Sally Slam, New Top Watchful Eye Millie Glow Dawn o' Peace. Suiumits That Gal 116 Little Gin 116 116 Coelia De 109 116 Helen's Honey.

116 116 Linden Belle 109 11S Giant Image 116 Ill Mrs. Jones 116 116 Lilly Valenti 116 FOURTH Mdn 8 fur, Won't Talk 119 We Hope 119 107 119 114 113 119 116 Flay Pond 107 Flow Ship Betty Bid 114 ChWa Boy Kent wood Sis 114 Subscriber FIFTH Clme.i 6 Washburn 110 Caillou Rouge. Richavoo 119 Biltrite Merry Zae 108 Hot Toddy Donaris ice 1CI SIXTH up. 6 Captain Joe 107 My Request 118 a-Tit-Tat-To 103 Dick Stickney 107 a-Silver's Pride 112 a Mrs. B.

Hernandez entry. SEVENTH up. 6 Sandstorm 110 Bank Balance. 118 Victory Banner. 113 Goldie Honey.

107 private Joe lis McLisn 116 Poppa George. 115 Seaman's 112 EIGHTH up. Pilateer 115 Count Foray 112 Snow, Bells 107 Sarabuck 108 Smart Fox 110 Palgene 108 Paddygoeasy 110 Open Palm 112 Montree 121 Credentials 107 Sixty's Third 105 A La Reieh 110 Real Sweet 113 Superfine 114 Atomic City 109 Santa Anita Workouts THREE FURLONGS Air Express :35r.h ssh 1:00 ih l.Olh Letter Man Mararine Port Engineer Sarator Stage Glitter The Web II FOUR FURLONGS Enchanted Isle Observer FIVE FURLONGS Biding Time Owners Choice SIX FURLONGS Dry MILE AND ONE-EIGHTH Mar Reward 1 Salmagundi 1 Breezing, handily, from gate. Two-dollar mntueli paid: PEACE HARBOR, 7.30, 3.80, 3.00; SWEET PEGOTTY, 8.70, 5.50; GRAND LA GRAND, 4.30. PEACE HARBOR was in hand while outrun early, raced wide and after taking command steadily drew out.

SWEET PEGOTTY also raced wide, responded to pressure after half mile and closed resolutely. GRAND LA GRAMD was between horses much of the way. was under vigorous handling after five-eighths and held on fairly well. BUY AND SELL had speed, saved ground, was unable to get through approaching stretch and weakened. WAR AGAIN pulled up lame.

JOVINE raced wide and tired in the drive. No scratches. DEATHS, Funeral Announcements BARCLAY. Walter Services 1:30 p.m. today in the Chapel of the Pines, Venice Boulevard at catalina street, pierce Brotners Los Angeles, directors.

BARK AN. Benjamin. Services 2 p.m. today at Hol lywood Cemetery Chapel. Willen Mortuary in BOLSTER.

Mrs. Susana. Requiem Mass today. 8 a.m., at St. Joseph's Church.

Cunningham O'Connor, directors. BRADT, Harry James. Reed Tapley Geiser. BULLIS, Richard Gardner, died suddenly in his home at Los Altos February 29, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Richard S. Bullis. grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Bullis and Mrs.

L. D. Sale. Services were held at Los Altos, Cal. BUNTIN, Bessie E.

Services Thursday, 1 p.m., at Pierce Brothers' Monterey Park, 179 East Garvey Boulevard. BUTTS, Maude sister of Mrs. W. W. Decker of this city.

Mrs. Martha Cavin of Richmond, Charles W. Boone of Sunnyvale, W'illiam A. Boone of Menlo Park, and Walter S. Boone of Temple.

Tex. Services Thursday, 2:30 p.m.. at the Chapel of Tassell-Maynes 1623 South Figueroa. CARTER, Clarence beloved husband of Clara W. Carter, father of Jane C.

Fast. Services Thursday. 12 noon, in the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge. CHARLTON, Mrs.

Adelaide Thornton, of Alhambra: she is survived by four nieces and seven nephews. Services 11 a.m. Saturday at the Little Stone Church of Turner. Stevens Turner, 550 East Main Street, Alhambra. CLARK, Mae.

Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. COHEN, Harry, Services 1 p.m. Thursday at Glas-band Mortuary, 901 West Washington. CROSTHWAITE, Emma loving mother of Lloyd M. Crostwaite.

Services Friday, 12 noon, in the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. CROUCH, Henry Bryon, of 23822 Malibu Road. Malibu, husband of Meryl Crouch, father of Henry B. Her-vey B.

and Bryon Merle Crouch, Rose Benson, Marjorie McMullin, Nancy Severson and Jewel Joanne Crouch. Services Thursday, 3 p.m.. in the Little Chapel of the Dawn, Santa Monica. Gates, Kingsley Gates, directors. DAWSON.

Anna B. House of Hall Mortuary. DELANEY, Earl. Remains at the Wallace E. White Howard J.

Callanan Mortuary. DE LA TORRE, Florentine. Recitation of the Rosary tonight, 8 o'clock, in the chapel of Ivy H. Over-holtzer. 1719 South Flower Street.

Requiem Mass Thursday, March 4, 9 a.m.. at Our Lady Queen of the Angels (Plaza) Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. DERZAW, Rose. Services today.

11 a.m., at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. DIAMOND, Ida. Services Thursday, 11 a.m., at "Hollywood Cemetery ChapeL Groman Mortuary, directors. DOOLITTLE, MS Arab.

L. (Gold Star hero.) Memorial services 2 p.m. Friday at Brothers' Los Angeles. DUGGAN. Michael J.

Cunningham At O'Connor, directors. DUQUETTE, Mrs. Melina, loving mother of Mrs. Louisa Mathews, William E. Duquette.

Mrs. Celina Mugenberg. Mrs. Marceline Wilkerson and Oliver Duquette. Rosary this evening, 8 o'clock, at Niiand Mortuary.

535 North Camino Real, Pednrtdo Beach. Requiem High Mass Thursday, 9 a.m., at St. James Church, Redondo Beach. Interment Cunningham O'Connor, directors. EARL, William.

Requiem Mass 8 a.m. Thursday at Vibiana's Cathedral. Pierce Brothers' Lincoln Heights, directors. FALKNER. Benjamin of 1001 East 67th Street.

Inglewood. Services Friday. 12:30 p.m.. at Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Forest Lawn. Beaver Mortuary in charge.

FARBER, Norman. Services Sunday. 11 a.m.. at Glas-band Mortuary, 901 West Washington. OBEHAND, Oliver Le Roy.

Services at Rosedale Cemetery Chapel. Thursday, 2 p.m. Bresee Brothers Gillette, directors. FOX, Larry. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge.

FREES, M. Grace, beloved mother of Norman Frees of Salem. and Dr. Benjamin M. Frees of Los Angeles, sister of William B.

Snow of Santa Ana. Also survived by six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Services 10 a.m. Thursday at the Immanuel Presbyterian Church. Be-rendo and Wilshire Boulevard.

Graveside services following at Fairhaven Cemetery, Santa Ana. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, directors. GENTRY, Eva. Notice of funeral later by Tassell-Maynes 1623 South Figueroa. GOLDMAN.

Margaret. Groman Mortuary, directors. GREEN, Mae beloved wffe of Harry W. Green, sister of Mrs. Ada L.

Collins of Detroit, Orin B. of St. Helena and Silas C. Spenser. Memorial services 3 p.m.

Thursday at House of Hall Mortuary. HAIMOFF, Esther, beloved wife of David Haimoff, mother of Gloria and Harry Kaimoff. daughter of Mrs. Gussie Schanker, sister of Morris Schanker, Mrs. Rose Milstein and Mrs.

Bertha Alexander. Services Thursday, 2 p.m.. at Mali-now Simons, 818 Venice Boulevard. HANKS, Lorraine G. Remains in care of Ivy H.

Over-holtzer, Inc. Funeral notice later. HAZLETT, William M. (Chief Many Treaties.) Requiem Mass 9 a.m. today at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, 4954 Santa Monica Boulevard.

Interment Holy Cross. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, directors. HEROLD, Arthur of 242 North Western Avenue. Services Friday. 11 a.m., at Steen's Chapel, North Hollywood.

HOPKINS, Ray beloved husband Isabel M. Hopkins, father of Mrs. Inez Hopkins Sepmeyer. brother of B. Frank Hopkins and Harry A.

Hopkins of Bakersfleld and Taft. Services 2:30 p.m. today at Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles. Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery. HUDSON, Clarence H.

of Baldwin Park, beloved son of Mrs. Anna Pinney. Services Friday, 1 p.m., at Baldwin Park Funeral Home. Interment Forest Lawn. JAYNES.

Harold (Hal) of Alhambra, beloved husband of Mrs. Erma M. brother of Mrs. Pearl Perkins, Lloyd and Charles Jaynes. Services 2:30 p.m.

FTiday at the Little Stone Church of Turner. Stevens Turner, 550 East Main Street, Alhambra. KRONICK. Alexander, beloved father of Pauline Mells, Bernhardt and Simon Kronick. Services today.

3 p.m., at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. LEAMAN. Minnie. Services today.

1 p.m., at the Jewish Home for the Aged. Groman Mortuary, directors. LLEWELLYN, Richard of 527 South Hobart Boulevard. Remains at the Wallace E. White Howard J.

Callanan Mortuary. ME RE 1. 1,. H. Elizabeth.

Services Thursday. 2 p.m.. at Utter-McKinley's Strother Hollywood, 6240 Hollywood Boulevard. MORGAN, Joseph beloved husband of Mary E. Morgan.

Services Friday, 10 a.m., in the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. MOSS, Yetta Weide. Services today. 1 P.m..

at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. MYERS, James. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. NELSON, Nellie West, beloved wife of Carl A.

Nelson of La Canada, mother of Vance A. Nelson of Los Angeles and Mrs. Alta C. Johnson of La Canada, also survived by two grandchildren. Services Thursday, March 4, at 9:30 a.m., in the Church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn.

Crippen Mortuary, directors. NESTOR, Arthur S. Remains at the Wallace E. White Howard J. Callanan Mortuary.

NEWMAN, Edward E. Services Thursday. 2:30 p.m., at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. OLDS, Dr. Eugene O.

Services today. 2 p.m., at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. PEARSON, Harry A. Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge, PERI, Lena. Recitation of the Rosary 8:15 o'clock this evening at Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles.

Requiem Mass 9 a.m. Thursday at St. Mary's Church, 407 South, Chicago Street. Interment 1 1 fifl SIXTH RACE MILE AND ONE Purse fourth. $375.

Index Horse. Owner. Wt. PP. 1093 Petna (Mill Ruer 105 8 2 1127 Lodge Xisht (E.

B. 115 2 6 1093 Pleasure Fund (Slice A 118 9 4 1142 Why Alibi (J. Gaesrhi) 112 7 5 10S6 Sierra Fox (Volo 114 3 8 1134 Handlebars (Mrs. R. F.

Black) 114 1 9 1142 Menu A. E. Simpson) 115 5 7 1142 Beuer Value CKing 109 6 1 1118 Tropical Sea (C. S. 118 4 3 Time.

:23 1-5. :46 3-5. 1:11 1-5, 1:37 at once. S'art good, from gate, won all St. 1 Menu, Why Alibi, Secnav, 1.

Mutuel pool, $323,340. Two-dollar mntnels paid: SECNAV, 17.40, 8.60, 4.90; LODGE NIGHT, 13.50, 5.60; PLEASURE FUND, 3.00. SECNAV made pace in hand, drifted out entering stretch, lost command momentarily in last eighth, then outfinished LODGE NIGHT. Latter began to move up on outside after half mile, took command between calls in stretch, then could not last. PLEASURE FUND, prominent from beginning, saved some ground, remained on inside tor drive, neia on lairiy wen.

wni AUbi savea ground, was rousea on second turn, weakened in drive. SIERRA FOX raced a trifle wide. HANDLEBARS had no mishaps. BETTER VALUE tired after five-eighths. MENU did not threaten.

TROP-ICAL SEA saved ground and tired. Scratched: 1087 Evening Story. I -a SEVENTH RACE SEVEN FURLONGS. For 4-year-olds and dp. The Paloa Verdes Handicap.

Purse $10,000. To winner, $6200; second, $3000; third. $1IM); fourth, $600. FIRST FIFTH Offenbach 16 Old Iron 19 Liberate 5 Rewarder 9 Nangee 5 Cellophane 7 SECOND SIXTH Spring Thaw 14 Buzfuz 21 Uncle Byron 13 Kitchen Police 11 Harvard Square 9 Faultless 10 THIRD SEVENTH Sylvia. Dear 19 Conformable 17 Musical Lady 13 Top Secret 12 Vrondi 5 New Caledonia 5 FOURTH EIGHTH Romana 30 Mel Indian 15 Elated 8 Crack Time 15 Top Trash 5 Wise Tiger 6 bet ROMANA index Horse.

Owner. Wt. PP. 1127 Mafosta (Montross Stable) 118 1111 Hank H. (A.

Wnimheller) 122 0967 Kl Lobo (S. Hamblen) 116 1118 Faucon (King 112 1127 Plumper (H. P. Headley) 114 1143 Galla Damion (C. 1.

Sebastian) 117 (1127)Ike's Glory (Luke 117 1111 Triskelion (fircl 8 119 (1143)Vindtields (E. P. Taylot) 122 Time. :22 3-5, :45 1-5. 1:10.

1:22 3-5. good, from gate, won easily, others driving. Tickle. Trained by T. W.

Dunn. No overweights. Mutuel pool, $329,617. Two-dollar matuels paid: MAFOSTA, EL LOBO. 6.50.

MAFOSTA had speed, was under slight long lead on turn and held his advantage with ease. HANK H. saved ground to the stretch, where he was blocked, came out between horses and finished full of run. EL LOBO. held on reserve for a half mile, well at end.

FAUCON forced pace to stretch, where he tired under pressure. PLUMPER, far back early, raced wide and closed some ground in final ouarter. GALLA DAMION also raced wide and weakened in final three-sixteenths. IKE'S GLORY raced evenly. TRISKELION failed to threaten.

WINDFIELDS, on the inside, was through after a half mile. Scratched: (1142) Cornish Knight. 1168 EIGHTH RACE; MILE AND ONE Purse $3500. To Claiming. winner.

$3135; second, $700; third. $450; fourth. $335. Nevea 5.90 Pamell 1S.45 Pederson 23.55 Arcaro 3.35 Bierman 65.30 Index Horse. Owner.

Wt. PP. (1144)Pay Takit (Alhadeff Lwine) 120 7 1133 a-Vtldma Anctire (b. R. Smith) 115 11 1096 Patcb Up Hanrahan) 114 1 nir ppun t.

o. oaierno; 1102 Hormone (King Star 114 9 108 113 8 (0996)a-Cisco Gala (Conejo Reign's A pent stiite) 120 1136 New Frontier (P. A. Klfpstein) 116 8 1096 Kl Mlope. (Panama 1120 Full House (Armtrons 120 10 118 3 1133 Lunar System (Mrs.Tl.C.Morton) 112 2 a Conejo Ranch and Smith entry.

Time. :23 2-5. :47 3-5. 1:12 3-5. 1:39.

FAIR GROUNDS FIRST Aperture Valiant Jim Big Dot SECOND Light Reigh S'ar Graduate Close Up THIRD That Gal Linden Belle Suiumits FOURTH Won't Tails We Hope Sunscriber Best bet- FIFTH 16 Donaris 9 Hot Toddy 8 Richavoo SIXTH 14 Mv Request 10 Silver's Pride 5 Captain Joe SEVENTH 22 Private Joe 13 Poppa George 2 McLish EIGHTH 19 Sixty's Third 14 Montree 5 Superfine -MY REQUEST IS 13 9 33 8 4 13 13 6 13 9 7 Hialeah Park Results (Weather clear, track fast) riRST up, 7 Tiger Tom. 116. 5.00 3.90 3 P0 Jhansi. 109. Porch 5.50 3.90 Border Man.

116. Gifford 3.0 Time. 1.25 3-5. Fames Bid, Far Greater, nee'ing Sands. Santa's Vixen.

Little Beney. Lnsranter, Sissie Fairanfit, Dave's Pal aifo ran. SfCOVD Mdn. l'i Murine Charger, 120. Nash 8.80 5 90 3.00 Fi ll.

120, Roberts 7 0 3.40 120. Ktrkland 2.30 Time. 1:51 2-5. Justa Whirl. Haopy Flora.

Ring and Run. Sunaway also ran. Daily doable paid S23.5A THIRD Clmg up. l'j mi Townhouse. 124.

Atkinson 4.20 3.30 2.90 R'istle Broom. 116. Corona 18.40 7.30 fihminsj Deed. Ill, Gifford 3.60 Time. 1:52 2-5.

Joustmr Match. Count JL. Shore Patrol. Broom Ride, Spanaqua, Mighty Master also ran. FOCRTH up.

l'i Attend ant. lis, 7.80 5.20 3.60 Mr. Pleat. 116. Combest 11.50 6.90 Aralak.

119. Gifford 3.40 Time. 2:04 2-5. Complex. Duchess Yasah Boss.

Compassion, BimonU Mason Dixon also ran. FIFTH Stakes. 3 Ocean Drive. 117. 2.90 2.30 2 20 Mr.

Jay. 119. Stout 2.60 2.50 Sun. 114. Dodson 2.90 Time.

:33 1-5. Daddy Joe. rternal World, roray Vina. Robert Y. also ran.

SIXTH up, 1 eJ-ShntMlk. 9- Cook 9.10 9 40 5 50 d-Rampart. 120. Eafile 6.10 5.90 3 90 Alfoxie. 103.

Atkinson 3 50 Time. 1:50. Proud Ruler. Catana. El'en- dae.

b-Harmomca. b-Sweet Caprice, Kay Gibson. Pipette als-o ran. A. Hancer entry.

Dead heat to win. SEVENTH up. l'i Creen Bowler. 121. Snider 12.10 5.50 3.50 Atielphia, 116, Woodhouse 3J0 2.70 Pwmac 119.

Jessop 7.10 1 52 1-5. Excelente. Gila Water. Ji'sta Note, Fonda, Journal, Mountain Lion l'o ran. EIGHTH up.

l' Pesp'nso. 126. Atkinwn 10.90 5.30 4.00 Petrel Point. 109. Roberts 8.20 6.20 Fre A 101.

Cook 7.70 Time. 1.50 2-5. Star Pilot. Pearelaw, I-pve Sonret. Frere Jacques.

Mescara. Cable. End of Strife alra ran. 5:17. Start, good, from gate, won all driving.

Winner, br.g. 6, by Slave Ship Catherine F. Trained by A. Drumheller. Overweight Patch Up, 1 pound; Lunar System, 1: War Spun, 4.

Winner entered for S8000. Hormone claimed by Mrs. H. Curland for $8000. Mutuel pool, $296,557.

Daily total, $2,185,525. Estimated attendance, 29,000. Two-dnllar mutnels paid: PAY TAKIT. 17.90, 7.60. 4.40; a-VALDINA AN-DIRE.

5.40. 3.60; PATCH I 8.90. PAY TAKIT. never far back, raced wide to second turn, took command when ready and quickly drew clear, drifted a trifle wide entering stretch and under pressure held his lead to wire. VALDINA ANDIRE followed close to leaders early, saved ground to stretch turn, came out and closed well in drive.

PATCH UP, held in reserve for five-eighths, was brought out for drive and showed good speed in final quarter. WAR SPUN had speed, saved ground but tired when put to pressure in final quarter. HORMONE saved ground throughout but tired when real racing began. CISCO GALE raced evenly. REIGH'S AGENT raced wide early, saved ground last half mile but hung in drive.

Others were far back. 1136 Native Fox, 1120 Front Page. 1136 Strebor. Apprentice allowance claimed. 2 10 81 6i 6 7H S1 9 10' 11 11 9" 10 Si 10 11 11 10 9 8 51 61 9 10 81 7 11 11 1:43 3-5.

Went to oost at off at FOURTH fillies. 6 Natch 105 Willing 110 Eee Trick 110 Romana 115 Top Trash 110 Halcyon Cross 105 Non Ferro 115 Elated 110 FIFTH np, li, Old Iron Ill Rewarder 110 Svengali Ill Hip Hooray 110 Cellophane 110 Steeple Jack Ill Glaemel 100 Alito Ill SIXTH up, 6 Staee Boy 102 Sagunto 112 Faultless 117 Buzfuz 122 Kitchen Ill SEVENTH up. lla Conformable 104 Anave 114 Speedy Reward. 107 Sutton Place 107 Fort Schuyler 106 New Caledonia. 106 Top Secret 101 Pete's Kid 106 EIGHTH up.

1A Staters 112 Crack Time 113 Tom Ferns 112 Mattie 101 Abim 110 Mel Indian Manadroit 108 Sue's Special Color Set 103 Lord Jim Wise Tiger 109 Cross Bayou Omaha 112 Doug Crate Happy Haste 112 Albatross 118 113 104 111 113 104 RACE ENTRIES AT TROPICAL PARK (Clear, fast; post 11 a.m., PST) Lady Apple up. 6 112'Offenbach 114 Flowing Oil 108 113 119 119 114 117 105 Doctor D. 115 Golden Scotch Mr. Chap Sin Lee Judge Davey Liberate Pet rose Girl Miss Yam Tasajillo Maid of Kent. Menotnow Fanturbie Nangee up.

6 fur. Radio Gunner. Spring Thaw. Ray O'Sullivan. Pa! Cross Royal Tiger Signal Knob Dolly Zac Volatile 112 114 112 114 110 112 SECOND Clmg 4- Valley Imperieuse Firstbourne Motie Brand Harvard Square.

Uncle Byron Maneen Lennie Boy 108 112 107 119 117 108 113 103 113 108 108 117 119 119 108 113 THIRD up. fillies and mares. 6 Cashier 107 Top Dollar 110 Lochiel Lass 105 Sylvia Dear 110 Pilate's Miss 113 Niecesue 112 Vrondi 1 13 Musical 113.