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JULY 10, '1940. PART II. 17 WEDNESDAY MORNING. WEATHER REPORT Veteran Actor First Sfrafoliner IXTEXTIOX TO MARRY The following notices cf intention to marry were i.vuied yesterday, Annie, age and address given; MARTINET CHAPMAN. Jerry.

25, 14B00 Erwln St. Van Nnys: Dora 24, 1B75 Crescent Drive, Alladena, DIVORCES CRAXTED STABILE. Janet from Vincent. 8TRAWSER. Korda II.

from John TRENT, Athena Q. from Howard TROXLER. Beatrice from Jacob VKNEHE. Patrlna from Ralph. Martha from Jamea C.

WILEY. Daniel D. from Julia fl. WOO. Joe from Thelma B.

WYATT. Christine from Benjamin. Alphabetical- Index Times Classified. Ads This Index eefflprliae the most Important otasslf lost lone. All olasillioatiimi are numbsrsd and appear In numeneal order.

DEATHS, With Funeral Announcements, RIEGER. Emma J. Private jwvices. pierce directors. 720 West Washington.

RIPLEY. Lyle D. Private services. Pierce directors. Please omit flowers, SCHWALM, Mary.

Services today, 1:30 from Reed I Brother), Tapley As ticiger. OFFICIAL LOCAL OFFICE. U.S. WEATHER BUREAU. Loi Angeles, July 0.

(Reported by L. H. Dalngerfleld, Meteorologist.) At the barometer mistered 29.03. At 8 p.m.,, 29.91. Thermometer for the cor-responding hour showed 65 deg, and 82 dec.

Relative humidity, 72' per cent; 6 p.m.. 33' Per cent. Wind. 5 a.m., calm! no velocity: 5 p.m.. went; velocity, 13 miles.

Temperatures: highest, McINKRNEY SOURPB. George 33, 444b Jasper Phyllis 28, 1019 Winthrop Drive Alhambra. McLAUOHLIN-DOHERTY. Oeorge Jr 24, 200 N. Hidalgo Alhambra; Helen 24, 3401 Thorpe Ave.

McRAY BENEDICT. Harold 28, 1334 Jnaraham Luella 1., 28, 1025 W. Part in Mont Eattla Mae v' 'in ji Bahcock. North Hollywood. OFFICIAL PEAfH LIST (Log Angelea) Nnme.

ADDIS, Robert BLUM, David BREWER, George A. lowest. 63 drs. Rainfall Inr sesmn. trace; normal to date, none, Last aeaauh to miller MOOJIE.

n.I.KH not? 16 CLASSIFICATION NCMBEB Houses for Rent (Unfurn.) 278 Income Property for Bale 155 Land. Selections. Ht'llna. 213 M'iihI Notices 87 Lenses Apartment, Hotel 130-1 Livestock 3(il Lost Found 5-8 Lots for Bale IM) Lumber is Building Materials 374 Machinery As Pipe 378-377 Medical 50 Mlseelianeou for Bala 360-3l Meetings 86 Money to Loan. Personal Proo 140-143 i BROWN.

Catherine i BROWN. Frederick W. BROWN Mary BUiCK, lr. F. CANE.

Claudia M. I CARTER, Jamea A 'Ler-WalkER. Marshall 2 1435' UdV Dumi EUubct 26. 310 Ahmrudo Pomona. wary u.

none. WEATHER CONDITIONS. With pre- r. he. off the California com; toward thence northwestern (1023 tire Hawaii bars at 28 N.

and 133 10.10 at 38 im mt irv.i iiu mmi "'V, poo Aum.iiu vi'ubi, im.v k-m. fiairaraa and harleston. low prps ur extends from the Bering Sen, and: Aleutians to the Gulf of Alaska and adja- cent waters ai pa r. ana no vv. at 46 N.

and 139 and rovers Interior of California, the Lower Colorado, the Great Bnsln and adjacent Rockies (Spokane, 1009; Las Vegas, 1008.) Results n4 attending ohenomena! Scattered rain over the lower Alaskan-British Columbia N. I uo Ace, Date. 78 July 8 77 July 6 86 July 5 83 July 6 84 July 6 83 July 53 July 6 48 July 8 59 July 6 85 July 7 67 July 8 93 July 8 73 July 6 85 July 3 S3 July 7 94 July 4 84 July 'S 67 July 6 48 July 63 July 6 79 July 6 79 July 6 7Q July 55 July 5 58 July 4 t.8 July 7 15 July 7 73 July 3 70 July 6 68 July 5 64 July 4 63 July coast; more general over Kansas, Nebras- Marathon Bt. Karla, 21, N. Gen- I MEYJ Le onard H.

ka, the Middle Missouri and Upper Mis- esse Ht, MORROW, Emma aisslppl valleys and from the lakes to the PACIt MOYNIER, Joseph 22, 508'PAHL, Herman A. middle and eastern cotton belt. Heavy, Nile flakeralleld; KlUabelh 22, PALM, Andrew Atlanta. 1.78: Mobile. 1.20.

Blight to 4J9 RnkerMlrld. iRAU. Harry moderate temperature rises generally, -DAVENPORT. Wilson 8.. 24, RKPPKE Jennie aside from somewhat cooler over parts 411b Cumberland Bally 26, 6444 THOT1 KR, Paul of the lakes region.

Ranged from 115 deg. Pasadena Highland Bark. "n'are i.i ni.i.CRAritiivii'M hpa iifi) ii.h.ii WADFMAN. John D. CLASSIFICATION NL'MIIER Aeents Si Dlstrlhutora 121 Airplanes.

Aviation 400 Apartments for Rent IFUW.N 2ti0 Apartment. (0r Keut (Unturn.) 201 Auction Bales, rurnlture 348 Automobiles 403-404-405 Automoliile Auction! 415 Auto Service 408 Auto Tires, Parts. Accessorial 4ti7 Automobiles Wantel 40S Autos Je lor Hire 412 Beach. Mountain Ketoua far Rent 27S Beach Property for Sale 211 Beauty 18-19 Hel-Air Protverty for Bale 186-188 Beverly llil.s Property lor Sale 181-183T Blcyclea. Motorcyclea 402 Board anf Hoom 1S4 Buard for Children 855 Boats, Vidits and Motors 411I Books 68 Brentwood Propertir for Sale 138-1BB Rulldlnae to Be Mored 375 Buikllne Trades 88-90 Bunaalow Courts for Rent (Furn.l 283 Bunsalow Courta for Bent (Unfurn.) ,383 Business Industrial Prop- erty 158 Businese Opporttinltlet 125 Business Opportunities Wanted 121 Business Hcrvlcra 20 Cameraa.

Supplies, ete. 361 Clothln As Furs 370-371 Country Property for Sale 206 Danclne Daneini Instruction 15 Diamond! di Jewelry i7i-373 Doss 305 Dressmaklng-Mllllnera 103 Eastern Norlliern Real Estate) 214 Flectric Refrlaerators. Ranees 342 Fmployment Aeenciea 107-1(18-114 F.mploymeut Otered 105-118 Flnancme. Stocks. Bond! 128 Flata.

Duplexes. Doublet for (lent Furn.l 28J Flats. Duplexes. Doubles for Renl (Unfurn.) 270 Furniture. Household Cloods 340-345 Furniture Wanted by Dealers 3f0 Olendale Properly for Sale lBl-192 Groves.

Oranees, Lemona 210 Hollywood Property lor Sale 178-1 0 Hotel Rooms for Rent 2M Ilotisekeepini Rooms 25T Houses In Los Aneeles for Ssle 165 Houses At Properties in Cities Adiolnlne I.oa Anttelea 115 Houses for Rent (Furn.) 275 More Ads Than Any Newspaper in the World. PHime- MAdison 2345 (MOORE HERMANSEN. Robert 38. 1342 Margo Margaret 31, iiifl N. ivioii t'asauena.

'wu iiind riui iam a 00 18 Belle Corcnai Elvira, 24, 142-1 Los ftietos Road, Los Nietos. OHM SMITH. Charles 32, 163 8. Ctttaluia Pasadena; Minum 24, ri flioiino nvr, rananeuu, OLTJENBHUN8 WALSH. Herbert 28, 8.

Maryland; Muriel, 22, 229 N. jioyision. OTT MILLER. Frank 25. 4130; 30.

430 Hawthorne oiendale: Helen M. 29. 3772 Mercury Ave. B. Vermont Ave Anita, 24, 803 N.

Bedford Drive. Beverly Hills. RICHARDSON LUNDUERO. Dennis 26, oil E. Sixth Ht.J Marl 22, 321 W.

Harvard Ulendaie. RO.S3 D1TMARSEN. Robert 23, 4010 Monroe; Ruth 24, 410 N. Coronado, Apt. 4.

RUCIH PITZER, William 20. 112 N. Angeleno, Uurbank; Helen 19, 447 Kllngerman. El Monte. SANDLER BRAOMAN.

Max, 80. 1149 Manchester Rebecca, 65, 217 N. Hone St. SHAW APES. Earl 30, 6848 Leland Riversides c.ioria ib, 249 Ladera Drlve, Beverly Hills.

SHELDON PL0MLEE. John 23, 4tU'i H. Sydney Drive; Elsie 19, 636 8, Sydney Drive. 8IMMONS-BAILEY. John 44.

1101 S. Norton Marlon, 45, 2Ub Sunset Place. ao'BIMPSON -SMITH. Fred 29. B40 N.

Ardmore Bette, 21, 2353 Olen SMITH KLEIN. Ben. 23, 234 N. Soto Pearl, 23, Michigan Ave. juris.

Aruiur Z3, yirst tit i nino; KHinryn a is, loin ana Hihseller, Chino. SOUDER8 -SNYDER. Samuel 35, 2650 Daisy Long Beach: Bcsg 3J, 2173 Chestnut Long Beach. STKTLLH ZAld, Philip. 33.

721 W. Sixth Amelia. 25, 325 S. Flower Bt. STEWART NEUEIXD.

Dwight 21. 157 Pico Whlttler: RutU A 16, 2773 wan bong wncn. 8TROMWALL Me LEAN, Erlo O. 29, 809 llal tteauncio Beach; Matilda it), 7n vtneent par, jtednndo Beacn. TAKIMOTO 6HIROJHH1.

ShnJI, 27, 2015 J'urdiie West los Angeles; Tsuiako. 24, Rt 2, Box Compton. THOMPSON BROWN. Claude 3, 341 E. llHih Dclpha 26, 1732 8.

Bur- linsiort Ave VENUTI PUOLISI. Hodesto, 25, 1508 Muichlson Mary, 21, 1423 E. 65th St. VICKER8 LEWIS. John, 72, 876 Ray.

round Ave, fasadena; Clara 69, 678 N. Raymond Ave Pasadena. WHITE -RIM HART. Raymond 31, 811 N. Elm wood Burbauk; Edith 31, 337 S.

Beaih'vood Drive, Burbank. WHYTOCK Robert 25. 313 Oeneva Module; Patricia 21, 62b E. Chestnut Olendale. WORTH McOINI.EY.

William 25. 588 N. Larchmont Mary 2l, 8219'a Avalon Blvd. YOAKUM-CHITTENDEN. Sidney 27, 4135 Edgrhlll Drive; Helen 8., 36, 8602 Deane Ave.

BIRTHS Names, sex, place and date of birth. ALLEN. Mr. and Mrs. William J.

Daugh- ter. White Memorial Hospital. June 28, IARBIZU. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank. Son. Son. Son. Son.

French Hospital. July 2. ATKINSON Mr. and Mrs. Alen K.

South Hoover Hoitpitai. June 24. ni.ona. sir. ana Mrs, monies J.

French Hospital. July 2. BENEtiAR Mr. and Mrs. Oscar E.

uccinrs Hospital. June 27. BOLTON Mr. and Mrs. Glenn C.

Daugh. ter White Memorial Hospital, June 27. BURKETTE Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Bon.

Madison Hospital. June 30. BURRutOHS. Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest O. Son. White Memorial Hospital. June 29. BUTLER.

Mr. and Mrs William Bon. White Memorial Hospital. June 28 CAMPANILE. Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel M. Sun. French Hospital. June 29 COOK.

Mr. and Mrs, Hnlcnmbe H. Son. 1017 Portoie Drive. June 30.

CORRIOAN. Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Daughter.

Valley Hospital. June 24 COWELL Mr and Mrs. Buford Son. South Hoover Hospital. June 28.

DOBBS Mr. and Mr. Larmon L. Daugh. ter vaiiey nospitai.

July 3 EDDY. Mr. and Mrs. Julian L. Daunh- tr South Hoover Hospital June GARDNER Mr.

and Mrs. Flsworth B. Bon. Doctors Hospital. June 26 GARDNER Mr.

and Mrs. John a. Daugh- ter Valley Hospital. June 1G HARTTNIAN. Mr.

and Mrs. Oeorge B. Dauahter. White Memorial Hospital. June JACKSON Mr.

and Mrs. Archie A. Dauah. ter. orlfllth Park Maternity Hospital.

June 24. JAMES Mr and Mrs. Barry T. Son. Doctors Hospital.

June 30. JOHNSON Mr. and Mrs. Norman W. Daughter.

White Memorial Hospital. June 29 JOHNSTON. Mr. and Mri. John South Hoover Hnsnltai Son.

KAMENSK1. Mr, and Mrs John J. Daugh- I at. Pni narrow. Alaska Fair, rather! saarm weather over Southern California; gome morning clouds near coast.

LOCAL TEMPERATURES Minimum and maximum temperatures from Boulhern California points, reported yesterday to the Los Angeles Office of the Untied States Weather Bureau, were as follows: Stations TTnlnn Air Terminal Corona Culver City Imperial Pan Pedro Avalon, Banta Catallna Island Pnnta Monica Max. Mln. 92 89 ,.100 75 ..115 72 71 72 84 100 83 102 90 no 82 98 Mt. Wilson Portervllle Huntington Park Riverside pani miM Ssn Gabriel long Beach Pasadena Fltinland-Tultinea 97 Newport Harbor 70 LOCAL FORECAST For Los Anseles and vicinity: Wednesday ano Thursday with morning overcast: little chanae In Fair early tem perature; gentle west and northwest wind off toast, 8TATC FORECAST SAN FRANCISCO. July 9.

Weather forecast: Fair Wednesday and Thursday; continued mild; fresh west wind in afternoon. Northern California: Fair Wednesday nd Thursday; normal temperature; mod crate north and northwest wind off the coast. Sierra Nevada; Fair Wednesday and Thursday; no change tn temperature; moderate wind, south and southwest over the high ranges. Sacramento, Santa Clara, Salinas and San Joanuln valleys: Fair with normal temperature Wednesday and Thursday; gentle variable wind. Southern California: Fair Wednesday ind Thursday but overcast in early morning on the coast: little change In temperature; gentle west and northwest wind eft the coast ARIZONA FORECAST PHOENIX fArlg.

July Forecast for Arlrona: Considerable high cloudiness with afternoon and evening thundershow-era confined mostly to higher elevations east and north central portions Wednesday and Thursday. Not much change In temperature. COLORADO RIVER TtJMA fArlg) July 9. (Inclusive Dispatch from the United Stites Oeolntical Survey Oauge height Colorado River. 17 37 feet.

Discharge: Tuesday. 6250 cubic feet per second. Preelpl- Station! High Abilene 98 Amerlllo inr, Ailanta 83 Low tatlon. 67 63 65 56 74 67 51 f.5 K6 63 67 51 67 63 69 57 54 t.a 48 55 62 65 6 78 hi t.9 72 49 74 51 56 63 71 67 66 70 r6 65 69 70 63 66 61 54 54 65 55 67 67 55 t.5 58 47 57 62 51 75 51 66 75 70 70 66 6 67 78 I no Bismarck 93 Boise 94 Botnn Buffalo Calgary Charleston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Pes Molneg Detroit Dodge Ctty nuluth Edmonton F.I Paso Eureka Fargo Fresno Hatteraa Havre Honolulu Huron Independence Indianapolis Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Ketchikan Lander Los Aneeleg 91 83 67 86 84 91 84 95 90 84 95 7 67 100 fcS 9t 91 81 94 83 9t 95 a. 9 88 72 94 67 96 89 .01 T.

.01 T. .01 Memphis Miami Milea City Minn -St. Paul New Orleans New York North Head North Platte Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Plttbtirgh Pocatello Portland Pueblo Rsold City Redding Roswell Sacramento St. Louis Salt ake City San Diego Seattle Spokane for Ilia tieM. Mv.

Switt Current Tampa Tatnosh Island Tonopeh Tucson Washington Wichita Wllllston Winnemucck Winnipeg Yuma 81 90 104 92 88 86 62 91 90 95 66 Ill 64 93 81 101 91 90 101 90 90 .....100 62 78 86 69 90 91 55 89 107 R6 94 96 91 85 Ill .48 .70 As ef I a.m. All others as of p.m. VITAL RECORD 11 aq so SI i 0 I Kfil i I I 1 Taken by Death Granville Bates Passes, Victim of Heart Attack; Services to Be Today Granville Bates, 58, character actor of the stage and screen, died suddenly yesterday at Hol lywood Hospital. His death was attributed to heart disease. He was to have started an important role tomorrow In the new Frank Capra production for Warner "Meet John Doe," which was assigned to him after critics praised his work as the judge in "My Favorite Wife," starring Irene Dunne and Cary Grant.

Funeral services will be conducted today at 8 p.m. in Tierce Bros. Chapel, 3f)Gl Santa Monica by Rev. John C. Donnell.

The body will be taken to Chicago, his birthplace, for interment in the family plot, lie leaves his widow, Mrs. Josephine Bates. Bates began his professional career as a young man on thel stage and worked for the first! time on the screen at the old Kssanay studio in Chicago in 1010. He came to Hollywood eight years ago. Some of his best remembered performances on the stage were with May Robson in "Kind La dy," ''Rain," "Merrily We Roll Along," "Hit the Deck," "Sally, Irene and Mary," and "The Sap prom Syracuse," His talking pic ture career boasted parts in films marie by every major studio in Hollywood.

Woman Musician's Funeral Conducted Funeral sen-ices for Mrs, J. Harvey Johnson, composer and pipe organist well known in Pacific Coast music circles, were conducted Sunday in Portland, friends here learned yesterday. Mrs. Johnson, a former dean of the American Guild of Or ganists and a past vice-president of till Xneipfv nf Orrpnn Cnm. jposCM.

died following a hMrt Ht- tack in her Portland home. She was 4S4 Wife of 'Times' Circulation Man Dies Mrs. Elizabeth Scott Aitken, GO years of atfe, wife of Hugh Aitken, Times circulation department routeman, died suddenly of a heart attack yesterday at ner nome, w. 52nd St, She leaves her husband, two sons, Webster Aitken, concert pianist, and Murray Aitken, Los Angeles bank executive, and a daughter, Mrs. Herman Riddell, wife of Dr.

Herman Riddell. Funeral arrangements will be delayed until the family locals Dr. and Mrs. Riddell, who are somewhere in the vicinity of Yel lowstone rark on a motor trip. What's -Doing TODAY Henry E.

Huntington Library and Art Gallery open (laily ex cept Monday, 1:13 to 4:30 p.m., to tnose holding admission cards obtainable by telephoning TYra mid 12321. All-Year Club's community s- itors' bureau, sightseeing serv ice, goj w. Sixth 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Free permanent California exhibit, State Exposition Ruilding, Exposition Park, open daily except Monday, 10 a.m.

to 5 p.m.; Sunday, noon to 7 p.m. Griffith Observatory, open every day, 2 to 10 p.m. Planetarium demonstrations, 3:30 and 8:30 p.m. Telescope free to public on clear nights from dark to 10 p.m. Los Angeles Museum exhibit, Exposition Park, 10 a.m.

to 4 p.m., except Sunday, 1 to 9 p.m., and Monday, 1 to 4 p.m. Southwest Museum, Highland Park; Indian exhibits, 1 to 5 p.m., except Monday. Cabrillo Peach Marine Museum, San redro, free exhibit, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Municipal Art.

Commission exhibit, 3rd and 23th floors, City Hall, 9:30 a m. to 4 p.m. Hollywood Lions Club meeting, Hollywood Athletic Club, noon. Wllshire Rotary Club, lunch-eon, Hotel, 12:10 p.m. West Hollywood Klwanls Club meeting.

7312 Reverly 12:10 p.m. Canadian Tourists' Society meeting. CIS S. Broadway, 8 p.m. Lo Angeles 1 a 1 Club meeting, lUltmorc Hotel, noon.

Army -Officers' Mess, 613 S. Broadway, noon. Beta Thcta PI. Phi Delta The-ta, University Club, noon. The California Progressives, meeting.

648 S. Broadway. Was Old af 52 NOW PEPPY, FEELS NEW. YOUNGER "I'm only at hut felt oi.tl; so eihausteA. Then twtret tablets me pm, rel younger If.

Jnhns.m. osiHKX annate tnnli-a, stimulants nftaa neo-if 40 by hilet tsrfcina rnl1f ttirttint, phoohnnit, loOine, vttainta HI. For men h4 ii.n.n A 7.1...., uhl lxti'luii Crosses Nation Ship Makes Trip From New York jn 14 Hours With 14 Passengers Out of the substratosphere, 18,000 feet above the earth's sur face, a Transcontinental-Western Air Stratolincr glided into Union Air Terminal at Burbank at 7:42 a.m. yesterday on its first sched; uled East-West flight with pas sengers. The giant four-motored Boeing plane completed the trip from New York in I1h.

Dm. When the ship landed its It passengers eight men and six women they stepped into the airport depot declaring that they had enjoyed a pleasant trip and suffered no ill effects from the altitude because the air pressure in the cabin was kept normal. FAST FLIGHT HAST The flight was actually the second scheduled Slratoliner flight, for at 6:29 a.m. yesterday a sister ship landed at LaGuar dia Field, New York, on its first West-East flight with passengers. This plane made faster time because of prevailing westerly winds which enabled it to set a new record for commercial planes of 12h.

Mm. Capt. M. O. Bowen, who piloted the huge plane from Kansas City to Los Angeles, said he flew at altitudes varying from 10,000 to 18,000 feet during most of the trip and at times reached a speed of 210 miles an hour despite head winds.

Among the passengers was Mrs. Clara Adams, wealthy Cincinnati and New York widow who has made first flights her hobby for many years. 'KVKK YTII I KO I'll "It was a delightful trip," Mrs. Adams said. "From the high altitudes the lights of cities stood out like jewels on a gigantic dark rug.

The only thing re markable about the trip was that it didn't seem to be remarkable. Everything was Just routine." Pioneer Mortician Claimed by Death C. R. Vesper, 78-year-old Los Angeles mortician, succumbed early yesterday at his home, 1930 E. First after an Illness of three years.

Eorn in Wisconsin, and receiv ing his mortician's education in Chicago, Vesper came to Los An 3I! cstab' lished the C. R. Vesper Mortuary at the location where it still stands 1930 E. First St. Ho leaves his widow, Mrs.

Es tella Vesper: a son, Orville Ves per, and a daughter, Mrs. Leda E. Agins. Funeral services will be con ducted at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church.

Interment will follow In Rose Hill Memorial rark. Don't Take My WORD for It! BY FRANK COLBY LOUIS PASTEUR French chemist; originator of pasteurization. In the recent talking film, based on the life of the great scientist, it was noted that few members of the cast (all portraying native Frenchmen!) were able to correctly pronounce the name Ixuiis Pasteur. Lniilsi was heard generally as "LOO-wee." PuMrur was favored ith ai many variations a there were players, with these mispronunciations predominating: "PASS-cher, PASStvoor, pass-TOO-er." The players' inability to pro-t nounco tne name of the very man the picture honored seriously marred an otherwise creditable production. Might I suggest to Hollywood that French coaches may be hired for very little money these days? Might I also point out that nowhere else in the world but in the Rtudios of Hollywood is the word monoteiir pronounced "mesher," to rhyme with fresher? Pisl'Mrlz should never be pronounced "PASS-cher-ize." The French teur should not be confused with the -tare of such English words as'picture, feature, tin i ti re.

It should be pronounced "ter" as in (rrmlle, terminate. Correct pronunciations: Inils: Icm-WEE. Pasteur: iass.TER. (Capital. Indicate syllables to accented.) Test your pronouncing I.Q.

For free pronouncing test, send a stamped (Trent.) ewd envelope to Frank Colby, cart The Times. Released by the Bell Syndicate. Ine, Enjoy Eat in Again? COLUSA NATURAL OIL CAPSULES Successful In relief of Stomoch rjit-tress. They hove mild ostnnqenf nctiort on mucous mernbrone on-1 ol kalinnq reoction. Satisfactory Relief Is or vour Money 8rKk.

You are the sole luilan. Take or two day nr 10 days rjnrf see ynnrsrlf. NATURAL OIL CAPIUtU sold only In ii bottles, OWL, S0NTA0 er THRIFTY end Neighborhood Stores, SIBLEY The funeral services of Wllllsm M. Sibley will be nem today at 2 pm. from the chapel of W.

A. Brown, 1S15 Buulh Flower street. SILVERMAN. Ida Belle Silverman, beloved mother of Arthur, Harry, perry, Anne, Esther and Minnie. Services today, 10 a let Hollywood Cemetery chapel.

Malinow Jc Simons, SMITH. Louis A. Smith, beloved husband of Carrie Smith: father of Mrs. fl. O.

Haney. Mrs. William T. Dougherty. Mrs.

W. De Oood, Harry and John H. Smith. Funeral services Thursday, 9 at the Bramble Funeral Home, 1816 Toberman street. SNOW.

Bernlce. Pierce Brotherl, 720 West Washington Boulevard. SOMMER. Servlceg for Abraham Bommer today, 3 at Glasbaud fc Co, BPRENKLE. Arthur beloved husband of May C.

Sprenkle; father of Arthur. Charles and Richard Sprenkle, Mrs. Lawrence B. Ottemess and Mra. Harry M.

Kela and brother of Mrs. Lawrence Raymond and Mrs. Eldrldge Downs Jr Services Thursday at 10:30 a m. In the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge, (Pittsburgh papers please copy.) TAVIS Mrs.

Elliabeth Tavls. Cunningham O'Connor, directora. TRUE, Alice Baker True, beloved mother of Mrs. Fdlth M. Macomber and Fred True; sister of Fred Baker; also survived by four grandchildren and three great-erandchlldren.

Services Thursday, 3 p.m.. at Titter. MrKlnley'g Hollywood, 8B14 Sunset Boulevard. TUFTS. Oeorge Tufts, formerly of Belle-ville.

fmher of C. Albert Tufts. Services Thursday, 4 at chapel of Will A. ReynuMi John Vale, 8540 Melrose avenue, VESPER. At 1032 East First atreet, July 8.

C. R. Vesper, beloved husband of Estella Vesper and loving father of Led a Agini and Orvllle Vesper, all of this city. Services at Grace Methodist Epis-coiml Church, 200 North St. Louis atreet, Thursday.

July 11, at 2 pm. Rose Hills Memorial Park, WATSON. Clvde C. Watson Brown, funeral director, WEST. Oeorge.

Services 4 m. today at Pierce Brothers, 720 West Washington, WILSON. Charles M. Wilson. Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge.

WILSON. Mrs. Phoebe If, Wilson. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. WITHER ELL.

Mrs. Isabella T. Wltherell, of 259 South Los Robles avenue. Pass. dena, July 9, 1940: she Is survived by one daughter.

Mrs. Ira W. Smith of South Pasadena. Funeral services at 2 pm. Thursday at the chapel of Turner Ac elevens 95 North Marengo avenue, Pasadena.

WORTHLEY. Charlotte. Services 130 pm today at the ehspel of pierce Brothers' Hollywood, 596i Santa Monica Boulevard. YORKE. Amelia Yorke.

Remains at Malinow A Simons. IX MKMORIAM EDNA MAY BOLZ July 10. 1934. In memorum of his loving wife, MR. FMIL BOLZ.

1015 North First Arcsdla. FUNERAL NOTICE ATTENTION. FUNERAL DIRECTORS You are requested to attend the funeral of C. R. Vesper, one of our beloved mem- ners.

at orare Methodist Church. 200 North 8, Lout, street. Thursday. July 11. ROY KI.

INKER. President. W. a WOfm, Exeeti'ive Secretary. IVY H.

OVERHOLTZER. Secretary. FUNERAL DIRECTORS LOS ANGELES. HOLLYWOOD, VAN NL'YS ALHAMBRA. MONTEREY PARK The perfect Irlbale at any af mr mar-taarieg at costs within any (ami! aaeans.

riLRCti lot Angeles. W. Washlngtan. PR. 415! Hollywood, 5'M nla Monies.

Valley. hIJJ Van Na Blvd. STATE StMaf; Alhambra, St W. Main at. IT-ai'TII Firk, 17 fc.

Carrey. CUNNINGHAM O'CONNOR More centrally located than any mortuary tn Los Angelea. Convenient to friends end relatives during business hours Ample narking facilities 1031 80CTH (iAM) AVE. PB-0J97. BRESEE BROTHERS GILLETTE I'nder the persenal saeerylslsn af M.

A. Breae and Kenneth 950 HAbUINUTON BLVD. PR-4II5 GARRETT BROTHERS-ROBINSON Robert B. Oarrett Banning C. Garrett Paul D.

Robin. en PB-t03 821 VENICE Bit I). PB-1001 MORTUARY IN FOREST MvTN EVFR YTIIfNO AT TIME OF SORROW TELEPHONE! (KVM.AND S-ani. Forest Lawa Memorlal-lark Assb Ine. EDWARDS "BROTHERS COLONIAL MORTl ARY 1000 Venice Blvd.

I'ttospect ll. RUTH MORTUARY 1001 WEST WASHINGTON BLVD. ft-OIIJ BRAMBLE FUNERAL HOME Reverent Christian service. Moderate price W. A.

BROWN 1I1S BOOTH rLOWEIt BTREET. FR-2011 REED TAPLEY GEIGFR 7t WEST WASHINGTON BLVD. PB-4J5I ARMSTRONG FAMILY tJOI IOCTU HOPE BTBEET, BI-J4I WAf LACE B. WHITE P-J. HOWARD J.

CALLANAN. 'cemeteries' INGLEWOOn PARK CEMETERY LABCiEST IN CALIFORNIA Mausoleum frematarr Columbarium Telephone OHegoa aM.tl BEAUTIFUL VALHALLA MEMORIAL PARK Charleston 8-2165 or HO-lflai. CEMETERYnLOTS Beaut, lot on slope, Ingsrwood Cemetery, Sacrifice Ole Hanson's Funeral Held Funeral services for Ole Hanson, fifi, Southland real estate developer and former Mayor of Seattle, who died unexpectedly Saturday of a heart attack, were conducted yesterday at the residence, 2000 N. Edgemont Ave. Entombment followed In Ingle-wood Inrk Mausoleum.

P. A. Casady Funeral to Be Held Tomorrow Funeral services for P. A. Casady, G5, who died yesterday at his home at 331!) Sabina will be conducted tomorrow at 11 a.m.

In the chapel of the C. R. Vesper 1930 First St. Ilurlal In Odd Fellows Ccmolery will follow. Until two years ago vjsien he retired because of Illness, Casady wa fuiperintcndcnt of the Odd Fellows Cemetery.

uni, ifruiKO PUNKLE. Lucy J. ERDODY. Kajy PSI'OhlTO. Eugene EVANH.

John (tOI)HHALK. Osee HAOE. Joseph A HOOPS. Millie Kr.li-RNFt-. ream ruilicrine LEVY, Rachel WALKER.

Charles L. WltiLR, Bam R. DEATHS With Funeral Announcements. iTrerof naheela Services 10 a today at the chapel of pierce Brothers' Alhambra, 343 West Main street, 1UMOV tnnla Services 3 m. today at Pierce Brothers.

720 West Washington APPLEQATE. Ralph loving husband of Oaynell Appiegate Servlceg 2 p.m. Thursday at Pierce Brothers, 720 West Washington. BAROER. Mrs.

Nettle E. Barger. Remalna at the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower gtreet.

Interment, Twin Falls, Ida. BATES. Granville Services p.m. loony ar. ine cnepei of pierce Brothers' Hollywood, 6U01 Banta Monica Boulevard.

BAUM. Benjamin Blmon Baum. neiovea Husband ol Josie rieins jiauin, piuuiri of Mae Baum Shurtleff. Services today, i Malinow Sc Simons. BEECHINO.

Laura M. Beechlnr. beloved widow of the late Samuel T. Beechlng; mother of the Mesdamea Hugh Clark, Roy Smith and Freda Sterling. Funeral services Thursday.

1 clock, at the Little Church of the Flowers. Dave J. Malloy, 1717 South Flower aitect, In charge. BOOTH. Hiram E.

Booth. Edwarda Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. BRENNAN. Mrs. Nellie J.

Brennan, loving mother of Lois Brennan Eklund. Rosary thla evening, 8 o'clock, at the chapel of Cunnlnnhain At O'Con-' nor. 1031 South Grand avenue. Requiem mass Thursday. 9 a at St.

Cecilia's Church. Interment, Calvary. BYDAL, Thorvald A. Bydal. loving hug-, band of Anna Bydal and father of Lalla Root.

Services 10 a.m. Thursday at Snyder's Southwest Mortuary. CALLAHAN. Michael Callahan. Reoulem mass today.

a at the Nativity Church, Cunningham 4 Connor, directors. CASADY. At 3549 Sabine street July 9, P. A. Casady.

beloved husband of Mrs. Rose O. Casady and loving father of Mrs, Thelma Ledwldae of Placervllle, Cal and Donald Casady of this city. Services at chapel of C. Vesper Co, 1930 East First street, Thursday July 11.

at 11 a.m. Interment. Odd Fellows Cemetery. COHN. Services for Sadie Schreyer Colin today.

11 a.m., at tllasband Co. COMSTOCK. Fred Comstock. Remains at the chapel of A. Brown, 1815 South Flower atreet.

CROOKS Helen beloved wife of Harry E. Crooks; sister of Mrs. Mildred Balr. Services Thursday at 2 m. In the little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge.

DOUGLAS. Hattle Doutlas. mother of Mrs. William, Terry, Mrs. William F.

Brown and C. Culp. Services today, 3:30 in. at Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Forest Lawn.

Mater Sanone, directors. DUOAN. Nathan F. Services 10 a m. today at the chapel of Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, 4W61 Santa Monica Boulevard.

EASLEY. Mlnetta. Services 1 m. today at Pierce Brothers. 720 West Washington.

EVEREST. Benlnmin A beloved husband of Mrs. Sadie 8 Everest; brother of Mrs. Flora Crippen, Services Thursday. 2 pm.

at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. FRANCK. Idwln beloved husband of Bianche Franck; father of William E. of Ajo, An? brother of Mary F. Dick.

eron of Redlands, Cel. Private services 2 10 m. today at Pierce Brothers. 720 West Washington. CREOOR.

The funeral services of Miss Jane C. Gregor will be heM today, at 2 pm. from the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lean Cemetery. W.

A. Brown, funeral director. GREGORY. Albert, aged 86, passed away July 8. Services 10 a m.

today at Grant rhspel. Interment, sierra Madre Cemetery. Services open to friends. GUM. tonetta 8.

Services 2 pm, today at Pierce Brothers, 720 West Washington HALSTEAD Frank beloved husband of Halatead, father, of Devld Hslstes.it Services Thursday. 3 30 pm. at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. HAMILTON July 8, Edward Hamilton, father of Edward brother of Miss Mnriiaret Hamilton Services 4 m. Thursday at Pierce Brothers, 720 West Washington.

HANNAFOHD Charlotte Servlceg 13 noon today at Pierce Brothers. 720 West Washington. HARRIS Mattle A. Harris, wife of Oeorge A. Harris, of 2014 Oregon street.

Funeral services Thursday, 2 at C. F. Mock Mortuary. Bell. HELM Mary 8.

Helm, loving mother of Mrs. Belle 8. Watson of La Crescents. Funeral services Thursday. July 11.

at 2 pm. from the Crippen Mortuary, 2900 Honolulu avenue, Verdugo City. Interment, Evergreen Cemetery, HERMANSON Isabel! Hermansnn, mother of Jeanette Landry and Ella O. Her-manson. Rosary this evening.

8 o'clock, at the fheoel of Wallace E. White Ar Howard J. Callanan. Requiem mass Thursday, fl am. at Blessed Bacrament Church.

HUNT. Ellrsheth Hunt, sister of Mrs. Annie MeDoueall and sister-in-law of Mrs. M. H.

Walker. Services today, 3:30 at Armstrong Family, KNOX, Services for Franklin L. Knog to-day, 1 pm, at the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn, Garrett Brothers-Robinson Mortuary, directors. KRAPS Carrie Kraps.

Services 10 a m. Thursday at J. J. Mottells. Third and Alamltos, Long Beach.

Interment, Forest Lawn Cemetery. KUNZ. Oeorge Services 3 pm. todsy at the chapel nf Pierre Brothers' Hollywood, 51101 Ban 1 a Monica Boulevard, LELEVIER Oustave Rervlree today. 1 pm, at the TLitlnnsI Military rhapel at Sawtelle.

Utter-McKlnley Broadway In charge. LINHARDT. At her late residence, 3815 8011th Arlington avenue, Charlotte A. Llnharrit. beloved wife nf Etnll Lin- hardt, loving mother of Harvey W.

Llu- hardt of pirblo, Colo. Services Thursday. July 11, at 1:30 from the Rtippe Mortuary, Pueblo. papers please copy.) MERWIN. Servlceg for Nepra Mae Merwln today, 10 a at Armstrong Family.

MINOUR A. Dolores A Pierce Brothers, 720 West Washing- ton Boulevard, MOORF Laura C. MoAre. Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge. PAQUET.

Arthur P. J. Paqtiel, hetoved hu-hand of Mrs, Leona M. Paquet; father of Mary Jane, Vincent and Paul Paqiirt, Recitation of the Rosary at Cresse'g. Highland Park, tonight at 8 m.

Mas itiursoay, 9 am, at Bt. Dominic 1 Church, PARTENICO. Ellraheth pm Thilrsftnv at Pierre Brothers, 120 West Washington Boule. vard Reuiiiem mass 8 am, Frldsv at St. Amustines Church, Culver City, Interment.

Calvary. PA88MAN. Jacob Passman. Services today, 3 at the ftonie of Peace Mausoleum chapel, Malinow Blmons, directora. PMJMMFR.

Theodore (Ted.) beloved husband of Catherine M. Plummer, of 170 North Alejandria: brother of John L. Plummer of nn Fernando. Services Thursday, 2 p.m.. In the ehspel nf Clark F.

At Alice Mead. POWEIL. Mrs Minnie Powell, Bresee Brut here At Gillette, directors, PREWITT. Annie Palmer prewltt, beloved mother nf Lena Campbell Dick, fervlces today, 1:30 at Utter MfKinlevs Broadway, South Br adway. RICIi'TKK Itila beloved niolber nf Mra Maude Simpson; sister of Marvin and Mont Tnni, Mrs.

willa Hoili-day, Mrs, Maud Tons Brown and Mrs. iHssellln Wvell. Flervlrea today at 10 30 m. In the We Kirg o' the Heather. Forest Lawn Moituary in charge.

Money to Loan. Real Estate 150 Money to Loan, Balarlea Money Wanted Mortaattes. Trust Deeds Mountain, Lake Resort Prooerty 1 lal 312 a Movlnir, Btorsge Musical iiiaituuieaia Nurses Ol'iie Furniture it Equipment Oil. Minine Pasadena Property Personals Pets it Supplies 352-3S4 104 330-37J 137 1.4 10 392-395 50 pnysiciaus, Huraeonl Poultry Supplies Poultry Ranches for Bala 3U0 205 30-40 Frorrssional Services Radios St Services Ranches, Farms, ete. Real Estate Fxchanaet Heal Estate for Rule Real Estate Wanted Rooming House Leases Rooms for Rent rtanitarlums Hospitals Schools As InstrucUon Bewme Machines Situations Wanted 355-37 208 itiil 233-251 81-S2 75-79 34i 100-1 nl Stamps and Coins AS Store, Office.

Industrial Rentals SSI Btore. Restaurant. Market Equipment 333-337 Suburban. Closa-tn Real Estate for Bala 103 Suburban. Country, Miscellaneous for Rent r'-'i1 Swaps 3T Theatrical Tractors, Agricultural Equip- ment .378 Trailer Coaches.

Camp Coache, 411 Travel-Transportation Trucks 4O8-410-412 Wanted to Rent 2 Wants of All Klndl 3" Washlna Machines 345 West wood Property for Sale 185-181 PERSONALS 10 I CASH FOR DIAMONDS Old eold, silver, jewelry Ac antiques. SECURITY JEWELRY CO 7th Floor, Walter P. Story Bldg. 610 8. BROADWAY Bring this ad for most cash.

Psychic spiritual Advice. Your problems can he solved. Messages, readings, help. Dally and Sunday, Call 11 to 8. Don.

81. Rev. Wm. Gladstone, dependable, 33 years In 1 city. Messaae Circle 8 pm, Don.

50c. 3H4h W1LSHIRE BLVD. SOMEONE Honest man or woman who Is not rich, to help me patent Riy Ideas Have some good ones. No slickers or money sharks Write me, (don Oliver H. Preiss, 1043 W.

Manchester Inglewood. Calif TIRES TIRES JULY CLEARANCE Our own factory seconds, some first emallty. some new, 2 for 84 95, any sire. Hunnnetnn Rubber B37 pprin NICK HA RltlH DETECTIVE3 Can verify or dlsprovo auiplclons, 3671 W. 8.

Open nnes, 8un. FI-1155 If no a nsjerc a II HI-9211 VVOMAN planning train trip to Chi-cairo to look after 2 children en route. Pay part, em. Refs AN'-aaa, VTVACIOfS rscoftTS CAIL "RAPRfTTE" PR-5201. TOWNB HOMTKS8 of.

LOS AN' FS SAVIM. Easy to learn. Prtv. or ca.s. I1 1 man School a tBImlnl.

yTnNCl man wanfs work in Very capable. Neat. Boy P-2R3. Times "TTtK Ambassador of fntroduetlons. Meet bus At rrnf.

people. home for few discriminating guests. Grad nurse, dirt, sun a deck. Garden. 7281 Franklin ave.

1.F.ARM TO DRIVE HIE SAFE WAY" 13C3 FIOCFIIP4 PR-B34B CTaSH for Diamonds Old GoldT Jewelry, ete. Bog C-248, Times Wrfm'atch your jiTrlma silver flata are 309 Inew's State Bldg, VA-tvy). lt-roTs In heed throat, cofds, tr Q7PNF OENFR A TOR HO-3P'8. CfaRN Fitmerprrntina, day-eve-ToU Ii se of Applied Seienre. 90 8 Flower RUGS cleaned, sired, 81 90.

2-pleee siuff 5 Call, del. Ins. FX-MSQ AUIO PAint Joh, complele. 812 50 u'p. 1121 W.

9'h ST. MA-3555. LONELY1' Details mailed plainly Club Fllte 13Q7-A Ho Harvard Blvd, FRtENhKHIi' CLUB Petailn free. Rng 2209. Hollywood diauinifds, old gold A' si'vr, Rm.

309 Loew's Sta'e nidg. VA-BOOQ WS BUY diamonds for cash I A. Jewelry Co" 7U Loew's. gta.tf Bide AliTO repairs on budget pii. Giaud A uto Service, 1230 8.

Grand. EHOE SALE ft of trade rur. chase PR ICE 277 8 Broadway. OLD Los Angeles'' shopping ri-iiler. Low rentals, 440 N.

Los An'eles St. ARE you emotionally, phvs. perplexed'' CI. in last Sun GR-L'95 1CA. dia perf.

hlue wh.ta Tailv's mod, Pint, mount. Pd. of Trade B'ds. Mtrok ring Sc valve Job. 82 P'7 cvl.

JMCjjt A va-Pais. Tf til "saved on request. I r. Horn PI EADY 8 cfoihes. Also baby new bath- tub, trlcvi le A' Tsvlor-tot.

"TUHIS! BEAUTY. PfcH-jONALII Y. Select E-irort Bureau. OL-80H. COSMOPOLITAN CLUB.

Personal trodurilons. 5H7-21R1-13 to 8 BU man 38. needs lady partner with "t'0 fully sec. Box D-74, Times, Submit Rook Mms Nat'l I list lliut ion Wet rel. M48Sr ini, EON ELY hVarta-TleTaTTs malTrdseaT" clllb 1 Hollywd.

B'g 4 K2, rMnie lor anxious 1223 37 SI. m. Sat. CHURCH ANNOUNCtMtNTI II OQ A Alt BPTRITT'AL APVTSFR PSYCHIC MAS1HI This famous man Hes you names, dates and actual farts concerning love, marriage, separations and hnsi-Iies, llh.LP AND AnVK'E confidential (onsuliations Hours 11-5 Ar -9 Sunday 13-8 3173 "Wll-SHItte BLVD s.frtrumUU8UJjm THIS MAN KNOWSI Consult fhls Master psyehle on all affairs Gives names dates and actual facts HFLP and advice Special readings 81 with tins ad lira 11-5 it 7-9 Bat, till 8 Bunda closed. Rev Georee flumes 215 SO VERMONT AVE 8.

cars. Sunset hujJift. JrJ lit NLKfAYf.pl Ft," tisyehie. rea'tfs your 'r(wooHa4n 7Ml. San I ill Psvchlc tells all.

so.xTorTiad". riyes names, dates etc 1119 8. pi! INf ssj K'tptiaiTT's'ychle, Iteadltiy. 50e. Bung OX-O1S0, AUTO TRAVIL 12 Acs Travel Bureau tleensed hr city Blale.

JE.972?. JK-Q7I5. 4027 Om Bell Cal, AUTO THAVF.L f.XCHANo'E Frl Car To All Points Eat Pally Pvl I I.nmg Jlearh Blvd. JF -9HHQ. fjfi Travel feiner.

TFitsl. cars St pass, LVt. Ocean Ave RoRfirCarT.iina. Tiava "jTiTy Yi. Re.

turn Aug. 1, lake 2. Shore Ri9t.41 TFXA8 '40 car. Tsk 2 or" I. Mai ej, 5 8.B Is el 1 4 3 Iaht, congenTal-party driving new car, take 1 or Foil Tland.

priv. pi'rr46 oids. Tali 3, ha-e exp. PR-4S29 fii'TviN(i piTt'shm g'h. I Ce.iumi hua or Take 4 HF CTllCAGb la Nebi-askaTTake 7 "oiT.

Share. Private jJVN-wKe leavin" Frl KC Mo. '40 ft-VOH GOING east, new car. leave imw. prl.

pty.l 3 or 3 share cxpeneM lt Jt92g. Fltf party east, share. r)40 ae.1. Ac com. 2 or 3.

Ref.fxrh JF-9S17 Ft IK AGO. tietrolt. viaetas. Okie lake 3 Share expenses III 73I5. BuiV'iNO in Ohio, ran tsk two ta share Refg.

TW-74I. Pas f. ieavin Immediately, take 3. share expenses 1 t.t7anu huMns man. take 3.

sher expfillrabeL A -2 3 1J- SaiT" FrtA'N'ci'HOti. "ii iS, lady will tana I lady. RI-4041. DANCING, Inttruclicni IS TWO young Sad teach privately. Fox-trot, walls, tango, rumba, etc.

Realnnere a sperfnlly FI-345 iiROiiY I.vnrjoll; concert danc- kl2.J "lUr WO VflOL-B pp ti. Addltlnnal ads undnr this will found on, Next Psse Wrme Meworii" HolpH aL June 30. LOST AND FOUND Times Lost and Found Service MAdison 2345 ation 412 Rave you found a lost article or pet Do you wish to locate the owner? Mia Elliott at The Times "Lost and Found" Department keeps an accurate and complete record of Lost and Found articles. She will gladly check her (ilea without charae or obligation to assist you In finding the n.hiful owner. For direct service, telephone MAdison 2345 Station 412 CARO case tan St bl leather, ennt.

lorine At other Went. Lib. rew. Wm. 8 uw a rt 7J! iN avy St Ve Ice.

COAT, kolinsky. Jewelry firearms. 1100 cash reward return Inform. o0 s. 16 28 -303 IX broo wire-lislred terrier.

"Rusty." Betw. L.A. Sc Long Beach license. Rew Kuster. 1031 t'ershlnt Bakersfleid.

BOO. lust. vic. A. Male reddh blond Cocker 8 llio old.

Ans to Kris. Ph W.L.A. 39211 before 8 a.m. or after 2 a.m. Reward, DOO, lost or strayed, red Cocker Span, lei.

LA license No Near Will Rnteri Memorial Fuld. Re-werd snta Monica 58Q D(X, feni terrier, spayed. BUck Ar brindie, white markings. "Mickey," 1733 49 st. AX-21911.

DOO Will aer.tiemsn who found brown female Chihuahua in Cottaae 54QQ Hnover, call DOti. German isnepherd. b.ack St sray, female, answer to "Tncser." front foot lame. Rew, MO-18SB8. small white poodle.

mai. "Wimpy." License No. eiSi2 Brentwood Heights Reaard Wet LA. 33 9. IK)C, found.

Boston nia.e. Oaner claim -pay d. OtTT Fuimatian Iv ell, "Dnmino." Call Wlnrim aennes a Bea rhSM. FCl', small black, part Pekingese. Bel.

mort Ac Beverly. Rew. MA-1930 PURSE, black kid, containing money Si val papers. A car Sat. Reward.

8'a, 5S75 dsvs. PLUME, blatk patent. (Tlendale-L. Rew 1370 Tyhnrn. A NO-213J5 eves STOCK certitu ate, yo silafes.

Am. Can Co. Rew. 1 I. jewel I yn LA.

WALLET, brown leather, Broadsiay car. Tuesday everilng. Money, driver's lliense, badges, personal papers Finder may keep money. Bol C-21 OT.tne WATCH movement. 15 jewel Omen, Santa Mnntca-Wentern, Rwd.HO-9979 ATCH -Ladies 17 Jeweled ElaliT sm onvx.

Rew, MP-10735. WRISTWAtcH. mans. Suit, coat Sc hat. July 2, rew.

No ques. MO-14795. PERSONALS 10 know anyone desirous of selling tine furn. Oriental rues, china, silver, piano, objet art. or complete home up to ilO.tXW? Pay fommlsslon for leads.

19 Diamonds Wanted FROM BMAM.FST TO t.AROEST JlIGHFSr PRICF3 PAID. MU-7058. M. Wtdesa. 2L'0 5.

Room 515, Tires 2 for $5.55 Ux. Oiiar. Brand new treads. Most ales 87 15 Bt'NSrT. nr.

Wilton. HI-4578. YOI'NCi men. Gentile Ainenran. ail tvpes, get In touch with the Ranrho Athletic Club for positions At con- tar ts 14RQJ Jr fTerson, PA-1739 Cash for Diamonds Oold.

Jewelry, silver St pawn tickets. 2 0 1 Tstt Pldf Hollyw'd. OIt-91WB4 RACING fans. New Dmovery. iRevis-ed) system.

Selects 85 winners. Price lo. See me In person or write g5HB Beiltley Ave West Anseles, NOW ilAIR CO DAYS or par no money EmNirr Barbers 717 W. nth BT CAS5J FOk DIA'AIONDS" Old eold At silver. We pny the most, H.

Kir in, 510 I.oew S'a ejll il WRITING. Public SDenkina. tlrammaT fwk. summer rourie 10 College of ClfXJ. Arisjnd LA.

AUTO DkiVINU BCHGOL "learn to drive safely In tratTir 1 10 'triniL1 1 eve. FI-704 1 37 50 credit on new Ueo truck At $225 credit on Chevrolet auto or trurk Box C-7ry, Times, TiltKS -2 H5 NEW FAC'TnrtY ItriltKsDS nl fSTFHrt. A Cash for diawonIjS NotOrild Refiners. 410 Inew's State Sim FACTORY' liLFM ISIIKli new" Irraj TIRKS2 FOFt 88 95-ANY 8IZK TlreJ'learln Use 8 Brnadws FPt'iiRTS WT8T Escort Servir. FA-1168.

i-er I la "Pom ph EHt vOH T8. GLAMOUR Ti 18 Tniin, Beautiful. Also male enenris, wood 8yrv Ice RlTisg, INVKHIORS! A fully ilevelonerl salable device, XiR-JtlTJ RrTO'DAR tor men, iV'ii -lal'sJie'Soc. Freenui nl un. KHi i 8.

a p. ft LA. lR Katiimelly known brands at bia savlins. Warehouse. 42 AHo, RArfi fans attention.

Spec" dally release. vq-R ml a In Ue m. TTAfPVMTlif Civil iniroiTTqulckry. A 1 1 a a JtP-J 17 A 4 2 0 2, liTpPoi'lK wah i(K). Gold iirmetHiw shipping ore, p.x C-l7, Times BOY, 14, wants vaca on ranth, pay 5k.pef MU-4715 fliiT riroitAoC si7.to"vTi".LAND FUli ftt.li JQInTjINNKK t'Ll'n neln Extius.

eas, Ref. Rot 1 ART needle Instrurtois In Train at SRBdw llm, 6t! 88ei-Uona Avllhle. Big487u Hollywnorl. TnVoSF. owe SeeNlfi a ls A j3 1.

7 1 8 A -2 1 5 3 Jlf'lHS. ensh tor leiacies A' trusts. ill" 1 FOli. omre, mail, 50c. Phntie ser LJ (15 lljllll.

HoomJlnS, FfiONOGRAPH re, eoncis. ion. Go. Ing hu 8330 handles pnx' p-H? Times UKARINtj aids iernn. 8t makes tip.

Guar. 707. 8. Hlll, Rm. 918 INTENTION TO MARRY R'iiW The followin.

notice, of intention to gKJ- X'ed marry were Issued yesterday. Name, FFKKR.L.TurenJ aahisf George I. end addresg glvenr OHAVIso. Mary against Michael ANELt.O DE OEOROK. John 8, S.

OUNDER Ouentln D. against Edna 43)2' 8. 8an Pedro Place; Helen. 31, HUH ACS. Clertrude H.

aaalnst Frank L. 2M Roseview Ave, HIRST Virnlna against Charles BAKER It LATCH FORD. Junius Sfl, KIYKEL. Olorla 8. against Joseph noB Beverly Blvd Veima 28.

1413 HOLT. Bvbl asalnst Athol Marengo Alhambra. JOHNSON, Dorothea aaalnst Robert JorRF.KTON-KHOURY. Oordon S3, JOHNSON. Edith M.

against Herman 41,19 Imperial Highway. Tnglewnod; Jose. JONES. Velma against James Phine 20, 614 B. Manchester Drive, KARACAS, Trends against Ormond Fm.1,0 87.

4 ffiKn Jr.T,n,t8-Je"1T,t 8t Carlola 89, 3737 Isgle ft. I MATTHEWS. Oreoe c. against Jamea COI.VIN-MERMAN. Flnvd.

27. fllK W. I McCRFADY. Fred against Nora 2nd Places Nora, 27, lit 8. Bt.

Andreas McDonald. Kathryn f. against Paul A Miuouv aealnst Anna CUM MINOS HENRY. Paul T. 22.

W. 1 MONTGOMERY Harry against Harel Slst St.i Dorothy 22. 1152 8. Broad-j MoltniHON Hernlce against Osrry DEHMNO HUNTER. Harry 34.

1031 rVvn' Robert 'eVtllnir VauVa Bt.i Zona 18. 834 B.jPFr.TIFH. Lola a.alnst Edaln Golden Ave PIFNINU Jolin acalnst Fv' rVANHCtX'CIANTE. Robert Harriet ia PcnrtT 8t Louise 27, 4H07 Third Ave. rfJm, Charles against heT FARLEY LOY A.

Joseph O. 24. 173 8. RyvO, Francis against Ressla Wall Bt.) Paulina 24, 3225'. B.

Wall irR again st Mme OlENN-HOWK. Floyd 30. 1812 W. I A Fifth Bt, Norma 30. 484 B.

Burling-; gn. plnra chaTmer' OOFHEL-KRATmiS. Henry 32. nog Ell TEWKRUn Y'Frlne'L" 30. 1177 2 MAIN.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Son. French McCAULEY.

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Son. White Memorial Hospital.

June NEWBOLD. Mr. and Mrs. William M. Dauahter.

White Memorial Hospital. June 27. NORRIS Mr. and Mra. Raymond 8 Son.

White MemnrlHl Hosnlfal irt OLSON. Mr. and Mrs, Clarence A Bon. White Memorial Hosnltsl Jnn 90 PERKINS. Mr.

and Mrs. LaVerne B. 'Son. rnmn rtoover Hospital, July 2 FitK.NCOTT. Mr.

and Mrs. Lowell K. Son. rinii nnspum. June xt.

RUSSELL. Mr, and Mrs. Merrill K. Son. 8oiitr, Hoover Hospital.

June SALA7.AR. Mr. and Mrs. Aurello A. Son.

Pioneer Hospital. June 27. SCHE1D Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Daugh ter, juanison Hospital, June 21.

DIVORCE SUITS FILED BOWDAN. Joel E. against Mary. CAR! PON. Dorothy against Lester I CA8THO.

Oahrlel Jr. against Isabel. CHAONON, Margaret O. against Francis P. CHEATHAM, ertle L.

against William B. tyna attains! Carl. CONN FIX. Evelyn M. against James W.

tvi r.vo WFNTWOHTH Vlv I. w-i tIm C' vohV 1 WIII- yitrirnw man r. Clara L. against Louis 'v 1 J-p'r w. I'm mt us irnrn sjonri FH WIN Mae A.

from Btirrel FRFFM4V. Harry A. from Roma Cle.ue, T. from Mela Ita.TY Charlott from Oeorge C. ttt FY Ethelvn from Nathan O.

InlFtaN Mattia fenm JENNtNGS, Bruce from Daisy I Iheresa from I Winifred from Frank ft. Yasahet from Reatflee MARTIN Elwin J. fTOm Margaret F. MATTFiON. John from Patricia I.

A. rrom Robert NICA8HIO Maranret tu.ni Vicor. 1 i sn riorenre trom Paul. PTMNTUP. Marie B.

from Joseph T), Andrew J. from WHte M. ROTFMAN Nei B. from Manuel. 1, frnm SMI I If, Dorothy from Irnest, Adams Delia 27.

1177 I. David S2M Desransn Drivej Florence. 26. 128 8. Aosms Rlvd Alverado Terrice? AnVela 25.

b23 DIVORCIS GRANTED OR AVER- ROWI.TNO Eugene 22, 681 n'r Harry 25. flSLf ttro7. -N. Normandle Ave i Florence 25. 445 C' 8 OrsmerryPI.ee Inpvvta 1 frm7l J'H W.

HAMILTON RICHARDSON, Henry 2d, B. from Howard R. 7582 Bimset Blvd Lillian 29, 035 N. i lrfm Oaden Drive. I ni verS li from Balvadnr.

IIAXBY FRIHINA Thomas C. 27, 1030 titiwViisr 1 Thnm J. Salt Lake Bt Lnng Beach; Madlllna 25. 1453 American long Reach. PAPELFORD Wllllsm 28, 2327 Dunamuir Ave 1 Marian 19, 6J1 Otford Ave Haathotne, JIIATT OWKff Richard S5, 5040 Tit- Jtmaa Ave, North Hollywood; Betlie, 22, 50 Mortel HOLDER JHJTHKLL.

Richard 2.1, 3K.8 Leinhert Drive, Pasadena; Eleanor -'lea Lsmnert t'rive. rasanena r.ari 401 Fourth Lena Beach Matine 45, 40? First 81.. Long Bench, I KINO faUJSfN. Bruce Ulc sens t.SKS; OiatC. 29, Cheltenham Xmn Nnva lATORRE FRY.

I'n, 55, Marvin Ave 1 Biflo W. Wanhltigton Blvd. HANC't'siO-pRFnKNKOWSKt. James, 3 23 Fvposltlon plate; Irene 27, 1845 Coidova. lfn survived tiv liU wlitnw psii-ms, I it mr- 1JC IS SUTMMU flj Ills KlOW it Hiwilfa Bne 1 1.

sfte I tmUy for aai, Rose a son Donald and a oims- daughter, Mrs. Thelma of IM irervillr. ky NTA0, THslf TY oi i iacer me. i m4 t)htr i00 -fMt.