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Rites Set for Mrs. George Barraclough California. The Rev. William Hornaday, pastor of the Church of Religious Science, will conduct the funeral services. Actress Kathryn Grayson, a family friend, will sing.

Services for Mrs. George Barraclough. 65, long prominent in Los Angeles social and musical circles, will be conducted Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. in the Church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn Memorial. Park.

Mrs. Barraclough died Saturday at her home, 430 Fuller Ave. Mrs. Barraclough was born Gretchen Steidle in Mrs. George Barraclough and came to California in 1914, She and a brother, Clarence Steidle.

George Barraclough, the res- For many years Mrs. taurateur, were married in raclough was active in 1918. (Assistance League and (Opera Guild of Southern Surviving Relatives She leaves her husband and two sons, John and Rob-, lert, both of Los Angeles; a stepson, George, of Los Angeles, and five grandchildren. "Also surviving are a sister, Mrs. Edna Hand, and NOV.

12-13-14 DESERT Continued from First Page in Baker that the collision occurred 20 miles east of Daggett at an altitude of 000 ft. Passengers in Kurse t's plane were his wife, Anne. 22; their son. Stephen, 5, and Mrs. Kurzet's mother Mrs.

Rachel Horner, 65, of 314 8th Arcadia. They were flying to Las Vegas from Covina. Personnel at the Federal Aviation Agency flight, station at. Daggett Airport said Smith's plane had left there just minutes before the collision, which occurred in darkness at about 5:30 p.m. The search was -begun at 6:30 p.m.

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Tax Sales Tax All Prices Plus Tax Above Jewelry en Display Shewn at Beverly Hills Stamp Coin Co. 452 Beverly Beverly Hills CRestview 6-9146 INDIAN TEACHES INDIAN -Fritz Poocha, right, a Hopi is a teacher at "Sherman Indian Institute. Here, he holds class with students, from left, Melvin Thompson, 14, Navajo; William Antone, 14, Pima; Catherine Miller, 14 (seated) Apache, and Rose Lee Yazzie, 15, Navajo, using sandbox technique. Wind of Change Sweeps Indian Reservations BY CHARLES HILLINGER Los Angeles Times News Service RIVERSIDE The of change is sweeping the Southwest's Indian reservations as never before. And its force is felt with dramatic impact here at one of Southern most unusual schools the Sherman Institute.

Studying on the palmstudded, 81-acre campus on Magnolia Ave. are 994 Navajo, Pima, Papago, Apache and Colorado River Indian boys and girls, 11 to 20 years of age, from reservations in Arizona, New Mexico and Utah. Only five years ago of the young men and women from primitive settlements scattered across the heartland of America's Indian country arrived here not knowing one word of English. 20th Century Arrives This fall only 27 students less than of the student body could speak only their tribal tongue. The reasons why are apparent on the Navajo Reservation.

Schools are being erected in many areas forl the first time. Roads are under construction. Power lines are going in. The pickup truck is replacing the horse and wagon. The 20th Century has ar- $100,000 Fire Sweeps Store Fire swept through the Alta Furniture Co.

store Sunday in Altadena and caused an estimated $100,000 damage to the building and contents. The interior of the store at 1830 Washington Blvd. was destroyed by the flames which apparently smoldered inside the rear of the store for some time before being noticed by passers-by. Asst. County Fire Chief John D.

Barton, who directed firemen from seven counand six Pasadena fire re department engine companies, said the cause was undetermined. Friendship Pact TRIPOLI, Libya (P) Morocco and Libya have concluded a friendship and cooperation treaty covering education, economy, health land communications. SOME QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT ARTHRITIS AND RHEUMATISM: Boys spend three hours each day in school shops, understudying skilled men. On leaving Sherman they're employed as printers, cabinet makers, electricians, electronic technicians, cooks, bakers, mechanics. Can Hold Jobs The students are permitted to work off campus on Saturdays.

On Sundays they visit non- -Indian families. summer vacations hundreds of Sherman stu-ty dents are employed at Yosemite, Sequoia and other national parks. The wind of change that is sweeping lands across the ancient of the Navajo, the Pima, the Apache and the Colorado River tribes is not an ill wind. For on it is borne a bright future for a people long neglected. Is there a proven cure for arthritis and rheumatism? No.

But physicians often can control the pain, the condition, or the crippling effects of even some advanced forms. rived, although 60 years late, What can I take to control my pain? and English is becoming That depends on the severity of your condition. Physicians have the language of the native prescribed steroids, gold salts, heat treatments, for more adAmerican. vanced minor conditions, simple analgesics such These winds of change are as aspirin. felt by Myrthus W.

Evans, superintendent of Sherman Which works best? Institute, and his staff of Again, it depends on your condition. Only your physician can tell this unique 60-year-old you that. Southland landmark. My condition is diagnosed as "minor arthritis." Aspirin helps, but Basic Education there anything I can take for temporary relief that is more effective? For the past several years There is a special tablet called DEFENCIN. It is a new and different Sherman has had a special analgesic for more effective pain relief.

program to What makes DEFENCIN more effective? five introduce Indian boys and girls the world from the DEFENCIN contains three highly effective medicines. They work to away reservation. together, to produce a level of pain relief unsurpassed by ordinary pain tablets. Two of DEFENCIN'S special ingredients have never They learned to eat with before appeared in conventional pain tablets or pills. This knives and forks, to use combination of seems to make less aware unique ingredients patients of cups, plates, telephones and their pain.

Your doctor would call it "raising the threshold of pain." furniture to speak the language of other Ameri- You mean DEFENCIN does a different job against pain than aspirin cans. or ordinary pain tablets? "But this is no longer nec- Yes. Other pain tablets are all designed essentially to blunt pain. essary," explained Evans, They do not act in the way DEFENCIN does and do not bring Bureau of Indian Affairs of- DEFENCIN'S effective relief. ficial since 1936.

"Now it' is What evidence is there of DEFENCIN's effectiveness? mostly a matter of providing basic Clinical studies, with detailed information from both doctors and students those they treated reported that DEFENCIN was more effective in the At Sherman, 11 to great majority of cases. In fact, DEFENCIN gave complete relief of 16 years old are in first the in about one-third of the pain cases. grade. They have never gone to school, and they are eager Was DEFENCIN compared to aspirin in those studies? to learn. They're here be- Yes, and there was a far greater record of pain relief among those cause education still is not people who took DEFENCIN than those who took aspirin.

(These readily available in isolated studies included a "double-blind" test in, which patients didn't reservation know which medicine was which not even the doctors knew until the results were recorded.) New Associations is good they: come Is DEFENCIN safe? "It. here," said Fritz Poocha, 29, Yes, Clinical tests confirm its safety. Naturally, as with any media Hopi and teacher at Sher- cine for arthritic-like symptoms, physician should be consulted man. "Here they are not immediately if pain persists or is severe, or there is noticeable redonly. studying for the first ness, swelling, self-medication deformity for or stiffness.

In no event should you rely time; they are associating upon more than ten days. with non-Indians for the first Will DEFENCIN relieve simple headache, too? Yes, and DEFENCIN is also in time. "On the reservation they ful conditions associated with the cold. many It relieves painrelieving of the common the look at non-Indians as stran- feverish feeling as well as aches and pains. gers.

Their opportunities and experiences are lim- Is DEFENCIN expensive? it certainly seems it would cost more than usual pain tablets. At Sherman the Indians DEFENCIN costs more than pain tablets more than spend several hours each ness aspirin, for instance. Those who want DEFENCIN'S extra effectiveday learning reading, writ- consider the few more per tablet reasonable. DEFENCIN'S ing and arithmetic. Girls price is $1.00 for 24 $2.50 for 72 tablets.

are thoroughly schooled in home Returning to those test patients who took DEFENCIN under economics, boys in vocation- what specific relief did they say they got? training. Some said pain was relieved. Many said they could al reach, lift, bend, Sherman is one of the top walk and move with greater freedom. In some cases, all painful. vocational schools in South- symptoms were relieved.

ern California an each year its students walk off with Where can I buy DEPENCIN? scores of awards and tro- At drug counters in every state. Look for the green and white carphies in state-wide competi- tons. is a fine product of Grove Laboratories, Inc. tion. trademark TREESWEET FROZEN JERSEYMAID "AA" SUNNY VALLEY GR.

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