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7 C0g3ngeIegCfmeg2 7 Buy now trhtl available OBITUARY Obispo last Friday. Mrs. Lewis, who wa3 a native of Cuba, 111., leaves her husband and a brother, Harry Anderson of Kansas City. The family home is at 1216 do M. York.

She was a former Youth Strapped to Chair Makes Scene in Court Pushed into court with his arras and legs strapped to a LAV11 A HEW ELECTRIC POWER MOUER 50 easy terms Manufacturers Precision Products for more than 105 years Ne stertlnt trouble Ne noise Ne dirt Ne fumes tosy to operate 0unntd I ym VanV Uhl LA BREA, INGLEWOOD laiWssslipsefclsWiisiBSilfcj) IMMEDIATE RESERVATIONS 1 1 N.Y. S1 18.30. No Service Choree AND EUROPEAN CITIES DAILY AND CONSTELLATION LINERS i LINE AGAINST HIGH PRICES! SKIS $995 to $95 Ra-made, Army Bindings 3.95 Steel Poles 4.95 Laminated Poles 4.95 Sleeping 13.95 Rucksacks tox 59c. 2.95 VMl DEGMFT' SKI HUT 717 and 733 VV. 7th SI.

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WM 2137 Fine Brass FIJITUEIES SCREENS ANDIRONS FENDERS HEARTH TOOLS Drape Curtain Screens In Stock and Mado to Order Antiques; Reproduction Everything for tht Tireplat at Kew Loner Prices Coiomal iM)ops Distinctive Firtplac Fixture 3350 W. FIRST STREET 4 Blocks East oi Vermont DRexel 1175 VSAH FRANCISCO Solve your hotel problem. Write or wire for reservations and be sure of a room one-half block from Union Square. FABLE RESTAURANT CAMEO LOUNGE TK TICKET OFFICE Floor) Room 501 MA-64707 Kegs-far Skampoe- 49o KREML SURPLUS ss ndi -mvf Mrs. Helen F.

Streeter Funeral services for Mrs. Helen F. Streeter, 48, of 4512 Mo-rella Norfh? Hollywood, schoolteacher, who died Monday, will be conducted by Forest Lawn Mortuary at 10:30 a.m. today in the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Mrs.

Streeter last taught at the Lankershim Elementary School and was with the city school system for 20 years. She leaves her husband Leo, a daughter, Lorraine, seven sisters and four brothers. Peter J. Schmelz Funeral services for Peter Joseph Schmelz, 65, former employee of the Department of Water and Power, will be conducted today at 2 p.m. at Grace Chapel, Inglewood Cemetery, Pierce Bros, directing, under the auspices of Angeles Mesa Masonic Lodge 625.

A resident of this city for 37 years, he resided at 4524 Eighth Avt He leaves a daughter, Mrs. Ethel Walton of 2704 Strathmore Ave San Gabriel. Leo H. Nolte Final rites for Leo Henry Nolte, 67, pioneer resident, will be conducted today at 1 p.m. at Pierce Bros.

Mortuary, 720 W. Washington Blvd. Interment will be at Forest Lawn Memori al-Park. Mr. Nolte was born here in 1380.

He died at his home at 815 W. 17th St. Sunday. He retired from the piano business in 1923 and until his death was active in the real estate and insurance business in San Fer nando Valley. He leaves his widow Angelena, and two sisters.

Miss M. Jessie York Miss M. Jessie York, 72, sister of Presiding Justice John M. York of the District Court of Appeal, died Monday at her home, 1809 Virginia Road. She was a granddaughter of the late George F.

Whitworth, D.D., founder of Whitworth College, and the daughter of the late Judge Wal enjoys Til iii.ndup -i Also large stock of new and used leather furniture SJ- ond executive desks. hi II I sng up ii i ii II Some of these desks have been I McMAHAN i J- "ww vs. PARK EASY OUT 4 rfr n. Just Plus In Silent In Operation Cuts Forward and Backward Phone QRegcn 8-3623 for FREE Heme Anywhere RUSSELL'S SAVE THIS AO FOR SAVE 10 DOWNTOWN AIRLINES 541 South Spring a ffirm um CLEANING FLUID Pint. Magle Limit I SACCtlARISO TABLETS awf may Sj tarbro Brand I 5c SHOPPING BAGS J.

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EXAMPLE: U. S. DOUGLAS (5th i diJ Cleaner's 7C I Qm I BQR3R0 VC Pin sfTT I J'll foenrf Medlefna ft (Tfflililfl EPS0M N. Edgemont St. Entombment will be in Rose Hills Memorial Park.

Lester Earl Senior Funeral services for Lester Earl Senior, 52, who died Monday, will be conducted at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Biby Belyea Mortuary, South Gate. Interment will be in Inglewood Park Cemetery. Mr. Senior lived at 1600 W.

48th St. and leaves his widow Claudia. Mrs. Gladys M. Roberts Private services for Mrs.

Gladys Mary Roberts of 4163 Edenhurst Los Angeles resident for 41 years, will be conducted Thursday afternoon in the chapel of Edwards Bros. Colonial Mortuary. She leaves a Bister and two brothers. Mrs. Elizabeth A.

Morris Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Morris, 87, Los Angeles resident for 64 years and widow of Rev. John Morris, will be conducted tomorrow at 11 a.m. In the chapel of Edwards Bros. Colonial Mortuary.

Interment will follow in Inglewood Park Cemetery. Mrs. Morris, native of Wales, died Monday in her home, 329 E. 35th leaving a son, William Owen Morris of Walnut. rsm mm 3 Inek Vofovr IQo POWDER PUFFS Aluminum HAIR CURLERS Cord of 24 IQc BOBBY Jehords 3 Oaeco 13c Hail Polish Remover 6i Save Over Half 24t 50c Tuya Talcum 50 ethyl lfeoftof BAY RUM, Full pt27c Helps Sfop Bfeedlng essk 5o STYPTIC PENCIL.

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Funeral services will be conducted at 1:30 p.m. today at the First Pres byterian Church, followed by en. tombment in Inglewood Park Mausoleum, with Reed Tapley Geiger in charge. Be sides her brother she leaves a nephew, Rev. John'M.

York rector of Christ Church, On tario. i Louis D. Traveller Funeral services for Louis D. Traveller, 54, of 1816 Winona orchestra leader, who died Tuesday, will be. conducted by Forest Lawn Mortuary at 11 a.m.

Friday in the Little Church of the Flowers. As Lou Travel ler he was the leader of a well-known orchestra 25 years ago, and was retired at the time of his death. He leaves his widow Barbara, his mother, Mrs. Carrie Traveller, two sisters and two brothers. Ray S.

Jones Funeral services for Ray S. Jones, 28, of 1421 Curran La Canada, aeronautical engineer with North American Aircraft, ho died Sunday in Tulare, will be conducted by Forest Lawn Mortuary at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow in Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Mr. Jones leaves his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Alien Jones, and a sister. Mrs. Julia Belle Lewis Funeral services will be conducted at Rose Hills Chapel, Whittier, at 3 p.m. tomorrow for Mrs.

Julia Belle Lewis, 55, wife of Tom Lewis, manager of the Times News Bureau. Mrs. Lew is died suddenly in San Luis EX LIEUT. COMD'fl Fifteen years experience Accounting, Cost Analysis and Management. Have traveled throughout the world.

Desire opportunity with future in responsible concern. Age 36, married, 3 children. BOX N-237-DA, TIMES Vsecas FOR LIFE -sw 4 isr x- (( cesp- i i inn ftcsimsi wheel chair, Philip David Wex- ler, 19, charged with armed rob-; bery, yesterday called for and encountered a hysterically weeping mother. The dramatic scene occurred in Superior Judge Walter S. Gates' court, where a hearing on the youth's application for probation was on the calendar.

Wexler previously had pleaded guilty to a charge of holding a couple last June 2. "Mamma, mamma, help me!" the young defendant wailed while four deputy sheriffs stood guard around the wheel chair to which they reported he had been strapped because of several disturbances he had caused in the County Jail. "What have they done to my boy?" screamed the mother, Mrs. Nettie Wexler, as she and her husband, Samuel Wexler, attempted to reach their son, who continued mumbling and staring at the floor. Officers Stop Scene But the officers stepped in between and in spite of considerable swinging of arms, some hair pulling and a lot of kicking, the parents were not permitted to throw themselves on their son.

When order was restored Dep. Dist. Atty. Edwin Myers informed the court that in a preliminary report Dr. Marcus Crahan, jail physician, had termed young Wexler "a defec tive delinquent." But the prose cutor himself expressed the opinion that Wexler was mere ly "malingering and is not really mentally afflicted.

The report submitted by the Probation Department ascribed the youth's troubles to "a domineering mother and a niggardly father," explaining that Wexler had committed robbery to get spending money "for a good time." Judge Gates postponed further hearing until Nov. 4 to permit further mental examination of the defendant. Ordinance Ordered for Right Turns The City Council yesterday instructed the City Attorney to draft an ordinance which, when finally adopted, will permit motorists to make right turns against a red signal at intersections where no signpost is erected specifically prohibiting such a turn. At present right turns are permitted only where there are signs approving such movement. The action of the Council will i be in conformity with a law passed by the last Legislature to go into effect Friday.

Braven Dyer to Be Fraternity Speaker Braven Dyer, Times sports writer, will speak before the Delta Nu Fraternity at 8 p.m. today, it was announced yesterday by Marvin Klienberg, president. The meeting will be held in the women's tounge on the Los Angeles campus of the University of California. Thermostatic controlled Rheem Gas Floor and Dual Wall Furnaces are efficient, economical, and most dependable Heating Luwrrji Duil floe ftuuees ft: ear Mr rw sw BP JsT JM WVe mm Times photo TRADE AIDE Roger Klein, first French commercial counselor stationed here. France Names Counselor Here France looks to Los Angeles and Southern California as a new ly discovered market, ready to absorb the full range of her export products in exchange for American dollars the key to European reconstruction.

"That's why I'm here," said Roger Klein, first French commercial counselor ever to be stationed in Los Angeles. Klein, 29, speaks fluent English. He was captured by the Germans in 1940, escaped to Hungary two years later, married a Hungarian girl and will bring her here to live when the commercial counselor's office opens for business Oct. 1. On being repatriated as a prisoner of war, Klein wrote a competitive examination for the trade attache's post here and placed first among 75 applicants.

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