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2S APRIL 30. 1930. PART I. 20 WEDyESD'AY MORXINCTf t- NATURALIZATION PETITIONS Ptltioi.s lor with J.vme, INTENTION TO MARRY 'MERCHANT PRINCE DOESN'T DEATHS lib jr.eral AxinouLcexents. ii KNOW SECRET OF SUCCESS nationality and residence in.

have been -rgrrtAnT. April 28. 1930. Mary Fta Tru-1 filed with the United Stales DiiUiit tiVim wife of Hair L. Truman.

as foi.ows: Fu-irra! services frcm the choi ol 1 Man AlhanAra. Cal Gri? Britain. Gates. Crane Farl. 1724 North Hlgh-i Ferran'e.

We.j land avenue. Hollywood. Thursday at WEATHER REPORT a I Rertort I LOCAL OFriCE. V. B.

WEATHER BU- REAL', loj Aiurlrs. April IRraorted by H. B. llt-ry. Mexorolci.t At 3 clocg u.

lii? buroiuetrr "3 12. at 5 I VJ'C. H.r.-.r.oiir'.er for the coire-! snsnciiiK hours 38 deg. and 2 dtg. I I hurtidity.

i sa, 8J per cent; 75 a.m.. north- east, velocity 4 ir 5 pm southwest, velocity 7 Teuipfotuiej, 69 det Inn-r'T S't tle. Ritir.liill fur season. 10. 3S ii.ch:- to dale, M.68 inches: last season to ute.

12 51 inches. Hioux-eier reduced to sea level. WEATHEH April 29: Showers have occurred durlns tlie past hours in Soutnern Florida and in the great central sailers, in the Plains Stales, the Nortilcrn Rocky Mountain country and the North Pacific Slope. The precipitation was Kcnerally licnt to moderate, but thundersturiiis hi some localities were accompanied by heavy rain. The temperature uas considerably above normal this morning in the Upper Mississippi Valley and the Middle and Northern Plains States and in the Northern Rocky Mountain country, but it was i.car the normal in other portions of the country.

In Southern California partly cloudy weather prevailed yesterday, wl'h moderate temperaturfe. It was partly cloudy this morning, with temperatures generally a little above normal. Mostly cloudy, unsettled weather may be expected In Los Angeles and vicinity Wednesday, but no rain is probable. Moderate temperature will prevail, with gentle to moderate shifting winds. SUN.

MOON AND TIDES. Los Arnjeleg, April 30: Sun S.Oi a sets 6:35 p.m. Moon rises 6 11 a.m., sets 9:08 Los Aligelei Harbor. April 30: Hwh tides. 10:47 a in.

and 1) 57 p.m.; low tides, 4:29 a.m. and 3:25 m. LOCAL TEMPERATURES. April Minimum maximum tempere.tures from Southern California points, reported esler-day to the Los Angeles office of the U. S.

weather Bureau, Were as lollows stations Imperial Los Anneles Harbor Mt. Wilson Ptisadena Pomona Porterville Redlands Riverside San Berr.nidino Santa Ana Santa Barbara Max. Mln. 88 57 I 71 53 1 61 3a i 8 45 67 51 71 48 73 52 73 48 71 OA 78 48 i 70 4 3 2 pm Pa VIRGFN Mr ftetnau P.efuno Vng'n. in care of Cis Moore.

WALLER. A. Waller. Retr.air.s at the chapel cf W. A.

Browa. Idla South street. WATERS Lillian Waters. Reinair.s in tare of Gus Alvarei Moore. WTGHTMAN Prfvite services for Mercedes Andrea Wmhitnan loday at 3 p.m.

from Pierce 'Brothers- chapel. Interment. Is Angeles Crematory WOODLEY Fdna late of Tvrmira. Cai. Serv'r-s Wednesday at 3 p.m.

from the Lii- Clinrcli of the Flowers. Fore, lawn Bade Son. liuunt-. directors Manchester. N.

papers please XERAL NOTICE A Highland Park Lodge. No. 382. iMAs, F. A.

will tssernhk at the YiiX funeral purlnrs of W. A. Brown. Vx 1815 South Flower street. Thursday.

May 1. at 2 to conduct the funeral of our late brother, Edwlu E. Roby. Ia.wood Cemetery. By order of: WILLIAM R.

WILBUR, Master. FUNERAL DIRECTORS BRESEE BROTHERS, Estab. 1892 FREE PARKING IN OUR OWN GARAOE B53 FIGUEROA FA 3125 BRESEE BROTHERS ii L1NCE 1750 E. 102ND ST LA. 3 -BJ 1315 E.

MANCHESTER LA. 1303 570 FUNERALS AS LOW AS 570 RUPPE MORTUARY, 950 WFST ASHINGT ON WE. 3C07. NOT IN TILS TRUST. EDWARDS BROTHERS.

INC. SERVICE. ECONOMY. RELIABILITY 936 Venice Boulevard (16th st.l WE. 8283 PAUL D.

ROBINSON 1001 West Washington, WE. 1001. REED TAPLEY CEIGER REED BROS. CO. (Inc.) 721 West Washington.

WE. 5151. E. Clair Overhollzcr Co. WE.

6147. 1230 South Grand. GLASBAND GRO.MAN 001 WEST WASHINGTON. WE. 1531.

flARRF.TT BROTHERS The follo'ins none T.ariy wire lrvenroa une aud age given. SAMM IS -SHARP Fo-d 'V. gamml: Constance I. Sharp. SCULLY MANNINii.

J'hn A. Scully, 22: Maiiiilifg. 2J SMITH ALLES 7. Smith. 31: Grace Allen.

2. SNI DER- REI ICKE Er! 9: MU ec F. 29. SChWAtM. Paul Slsiiiboff.

29: Mary Schnai'ti. 23 STUBBS KEKSTEITEi: Keni.eth W. f-riibbs. 21: FlTnre II Kcrstetter. 18 THER1EAU 6KAGGS.

Fdaard P. The- nesu. 27: Virginia B. Staairs. 20 THOMSON ROOD.

Rofceit Thomson, 23. Ad-inide C. Rood. 10. TYDINGS DANIEI.L.

t.rorte J. Tyd.ngl. 21; I aura O. DanieiU 19. VAN DIXHORN COLE.

Brandt Vtn Dishorn. 23: Beulah E. Cole. 21. VIGIL LEON.

Jose C. Vigil, 36; Otllla C. 30 WAITERS GRACE Y. Carl H. Walters.

22; M'Hia E. Gracey. 19. WATKINS GUTHRIE. Clyde A.

Watkins. 21: Margaret GUihrie, 21. WEAVER BAXTER. Walter O. Weaver.

28: A Baxt. 23. WILLIAMS BENEDICT. Lewis T. Williams, 37: Frances L.

Benedict. 36. WILLIAMS HUBERT. Howard V. Williams, 23: Margaret I.

Hubert, 21. BIRTHS Names, jex, place and date of birth. ALVAREZ. Mr. and Mrs.

Jose. Boy. 13G8 Myrtle street. April 27. BENNETT.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick. Boy. Hollywood C.

B. M. Hospital. April 26. BURN.

Mr. and Mrs. James. Boy. Good Samaritan Hospital.

April 25. CECILIO. Mr. and Mrs. Jaime.

Boy. South Soto street. April 27, CLARKE. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl. Daughter. 13J5 East Fifty-eighth Place. 2j. COHEN.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry. Boy. Hollywood C.

B. M. April 26. CPJSP. Mr.

and Mrs. DcugUS. Boy. French Hospital. April 27.

DARBY. Mr. and Mrs. Donald. Boy.

225'i, Hancock street. April 26. DAVEY. Mr. and Mrs.

John. Daughter. Angelus Hospital. April 23. DAVIS.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Boy. 1409 Ricardo street.

April 27. DAY. Mr. and Mrs. William.

Daughter. Valley Koapiul. April 28. DAY. Mr.

and Mrs. William. Boy, Lincoln Hospital April 23. DENNIS. Mr.

and Mrs. Claude. Daughter. Methodist Hospital. April 26.

GOMEZ. Mr and Mrs. Victor. Daughter. 318 South Daly street.

April 23. GONZALES. Mr. and Mrs. Pablo.

Boy. 1426 Grifath avenue. April 23. HASIJiR. Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick. Boy. Good Samaritan Hospital. April 27.

KEMBOHQ. Mr. and Mrs. Harold. Daughter.

Hollywood C. B. M. Hospital. April 1747 Gabriel street.

April 25. LAWLER. Mr. and Mrs. Carl.

Boy. Meth- odlst Hospital. April 25. MARMION. Mr.

and Mrs. William. Boy. i Methodise Hospital. April 25.

MARTINEZ. Mr. and Mrs. Je'us. Daughter.

3760 Borel street April 27 1 TCTcATEE. Mr. and Mrs. Ray, Boy. Holly-j I wood C.

B. M. Hospital. April 28. I MENDOZA.

Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Boy.

118 Rnnlh Tflrna Afreet. Auril 26. i MOULTON. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Boy. I Good Samaritan Hospital April 25. MFtJON Mr and Mrs. Albert. NORGARD.

Mr. and Mrs. t.ernara. uauK" to: James Simpson, one ol tile country's Icadirg merchants, ycbterday refused tc drawn into a discus-, -iion astoheih- er spunk is an important lactor. i in "success.

In i jk lact. when myi caacu iui ui expression of itfj opinion as to the a ement of Newcomb Car1- r.y' ton. head of the i Western Union Telegraph Com pany, that breaks' dictate success, Simpson declared that he doesn't know the secret to success. JAM e.s SirvlP-SOH From a humble beginning Simpson rose to the presidency' of Marshall Field Co. in 1923, a position he held until last January, when he became chairman of the board.

Business prospects arc improving Simpson said. CHARGES IN CAPT. BEAN'S CASE FILED Misconduct and Driving After Drinking Laid to Homicide Squad Head Suspeasion papers charging Detective Captain James head of the central police homicide squad, with conduct unbecoming an officer and driving an automobile after drinking were forwarded by the Police Commission yesterday to the office of Chief of Detectives Joseph Taylor. The transfer was but a lor- mality in the procedure of suspen- sion. Bean having been relieved of duty temporarily Monday following a star-chamber session at the City Hall attended by members of the Police Commission, Porter and Police Chief Steckel.

Bean's suspension is the outgrowth of an automobile 'mishap Saturday night at Drive and Thirty-eighth street. Four witnesses, it was learned, informed Commissioner Drake that the police officer had liquor on his breath. Thi.s has been denied by both and Police Surgeon Saverien wh examined him at the hospital and treated him for a brokan nose and concus LOCAL FORECAST For Los Aru'-les and vicinity; Uu-ettlcd VcnicJ Boulevard (16th st.i WE. Thursday probably lair and'warm. HERTZ.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward. Boy. 11509 c-rtTr vnavrkw ohin avenue.

April 22. fa AT HERW1G Mr. and Mrs. Leonard. Daugh-SAN FRANCISCO, April 23.

Weather ter. Methodist Hospital. April 24. forecast: HOIST. Mr.

and Mrs. John. Hoy. Holly- San Francisco end vicinity: Fair, with wood C. B.

M. Hospital. April 27. moderate temperature. Wednesday and Mr.

and Mrs. Robert. Daughter. Thursday: Iresh north and northwest winds. Good Samaritan Hospital.

April 28. Nor-hern California: Fair Wednesday LAGUNA. Mr. and Mrs. Salvador.

Boy. and Thursday, but unsettled with rain in north portion Wednesday; moderate tern- perature. Sierra Nevada: Fair Wednesday and Thursday, but rain In southern ranges Wednesday: cool: fresh northerly winds. 8a-ramento Valley. Fair Wednesday and Thursday: ruing temperature; moderate north wind.

Santa Clara and Salinas valleys: Unset- tnllniL'tH h'f Thursday fair: moderate temperature: fresh northwest wind. Kan Joal'lln Vnlli-V R)inr. fnilntcorf by clearing Wednesday; Thursday fair. Angelus Hospital. April 21.

Services today nt 11 am. from the with rising temperature, moderate north. NELSON. Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel. i.t R0y Bacley Mortuary. 544') wind. 2253 Brguden street. April 2a.

ood Boulevard, under auspices Of Southern California- Unsettled, with lo- KEVINS. Mr. aud Mrs. Roy. Motion Picture Relief, cai showers Wednesday: Thtir.tdav fair, i Southwest Maternity Hospital.

April i. rvrus Renham. ter. Rice Maternity Mosimai. 0C(j cemetery chapel.

Gus Alvarez 1 O'GARA. Mr. and Mrs. James. Boy.

Mar-; Moore, directors. "ol- BOYLE Service South Hooper avenue. April 27. i and Mrs. Edmor.d O.

Braneii. OZMFN Mr and Mr. Daughter. VaL i PARW'MrS Boulevard I sion sustained in the Suspension of Patrolman Ddos A. rnntinninu th McCoote of University division the campaign against has been recommended on the intoxicate motonMs, complaints ground that, in the commission's were filed against three drivers by opinion, he neglsctsd to submi-, an lne District Attorney yesterday ac- the legal tunc limit.

whUc lnt0Xicat0d- Those named in complaints arc I Ihm Hrisnn irP.l Bentley, arreted after coliid- NOTfCIAS MUNDIALES DE ULTIMA HORA 0 A KG A I A Encocoraa a lo Austrui-os PARIS, Abril c.meiHr-r ds Austria, scnor Scho'jrr, que se ha 11a cn Paris coma hueiprd ti'l ga-bicrno franees, ha "declaradj luy que Jic! aranccl yanqui afectam bien io- co las relaciones comerciales austro- americanas, que han ido cn continuo aumento. Agrego que, "por lo ccn-trario, los muros arancolarijs lcvan-tados por los vecinos inmediatos d9 Austria estan retardando el resta-bleclmiento cconomico de la Europa Central." Haciendo breve mencion del pro-yccto del mlnlstro francos de Relaciones. Aristide Briand, de crear los "Est ados Unidos mam-festd que una de las medidas pre-limlnares, a la que Austria se ad-horlrla. scria la flrtistitucion de una fedcracion econbmica centro-euro-pea organizada como cl imperii) austriaco; pero sin nbetes po-liticos ningunos. Agreg6 el senor Schober quo, alio- ra que la conferencia de la Haya ha despejado las ultimas incerti-dumbres sobre reparaciones.

Austria va probablemente a concertar un cmprtatito de $100,000,000, en el que se darA oportunidad de tomar parte a banqueros yanquis. Inaugurate nn Ferrocarril Sovfft AINABULAK Kazakhstan. U. S. S.

Abril 23. Las ceremonias de inauguraciorr; que se estan efec-tuando ahora. del nuevo ferrocarril soviet de 1700 mlllas de desarrollo, han tenido lc3 vivos pintorescos colores de un rodeo gigantesco en el e.xtremo oeste de los Estados Unidos. Ha sido un dia solemne para la union sovietica. ha sido procla-mad3 festive Dccenas de millares d-5 Jinetes kazaks.

uzseks. khargizla-nos, de ctras tribus nomadas de las lianuras del Kazakhstan, lanza-ron hurras cuanrio William Shatov, cx-anarquista de Chicago, que fue peon de seccion cn el de Erie, clavd aver las cscarpias que dejaron enlazados los tramoj norte rur de la primera via fe-rrea construida por los sovietr. En tanti que los aviones del ejcr cito rojo describian circulos arnba, el camarada Isaev. presidentc de la republlca de Kazakhstan, bajo el ar-diente sol de medio dia. impuso la "Orden de la Bandera Rcj.t a Shatov.

que fue cl director soviet ejecutivo de la coiutruccion del camino de hierrj. Fracasa un 1'royecU Incendiario en Haiti PORT-AU-PRINCE (Haiti'. Abrli 29, Anochc hubo una tcntativa sin cxito de quemar la casa del teniente coronel Jeter R. Horton. de Infan-teria de Marina Norteamerlcana, que comlsario dc la guardia national.

(. Ha Sido Destruido Registro OA-rial del Record de Lindbergh. WASHINGTON. Abril 2d. El co-rcnel Charles A.

Lindbergh void tan aprlsa el otro para dejar una nueva marca de relocidad transcontinental, que destruy6 su registro oficlal. El barografo Instalado cn su avi6n, que fue cntreaado a la Oficlna de Mrdidas por la Aeronautica Nacional, fue ha-llado roto. Se habia quebrado por la excesiva vibracion. Las Boas sc Multiplicaron cn la Travesia NUEVA YORK, Abril 29. Henry Bartels pldio a la America del Sur seis ejemplares vivos de boa constrictor.

Cuando licgarcn a esta Puerto, fue a sacarlos xlcl buqiic, capitan dio orden do que traje-ran do la borlTga las cincuenta tres "Scis, clljo. asustado. Bartels. le respondio cl cspitan. "cuarenta sicte mas vinirron nl mundo cn Ii travesia.

Estuvo listed dc tuertc, Licvcselas todas." NOTAS LOCALES Conferencia Ptiblica en Espailol El vlerncs ijroximo. dos de mavo, el doctor Victor E. Egas, consul del Ecuador en Los Angeles, daia una conferencia en la Biblioteca PuhMca de la cludad, a las 8 p.m. En esta conferencia. el doctor Egas habbra de la personalldad literaria de Cres-po Toral, notable poeta prosista ecuatoriano, hara un estudio deta-llado de su obra.

Es esta la ultima de la seric de nut'Vc conferencias en espaf.ol or-gnnlzadas para este curso cl dc-partamento de hbros extranjeros at la Biblioteca Piiblica dc L03 Anjc-lcs. EI Juez Sheldon Aspira a un Juz-gado Superior Ha anunciado ayer el juez municipal Sheldon su candidatura al juz-gado superior qu-s ocupo el juez Harriett. ManlIsto el juez Sheldm que acaso sea cl abogado J. Marion Wright el encargado dc su camnaria electoral. El Juez Sheldon, rccibido en la Universidad de Sudcalifornia.

fue elcgldo a la judicatura municipal rn Julio de 1927. per un periodo de scls aiios. Durante tres, ha scrvido sin Interruption cn un departamen- t5 de causas por violacion de la Prohlblcion. De 1922 a 1925, actuO en esta cludad como juez de policia, rehusando el puesto de coasejero legal del administrador de la Prohtbi-ci6n cn Sudcalifornia. Dui-ante la gucrra mundlal, sirvi6 en El juez Sheldon reside en el mi-mcro 845 de la Avenida de Spaldinff Sur.

Es casado tien tres hijos. Deafness Catarrh, Head Noises Ssfe and Teethe Treatment That Clrel Belief IVItbout Brass er Oprratlco. Ne Instramrnls Ne Fain. Actual Results A reliable business man says: "After tsklne 10 treatments, head noises stopped. Can now hear perfectly.

1 went to church last Sunday could hear every wor the minister said for the first time la three years. Free Trial Treatment Special free offer for mnr week enty. CaTl' 358 SOl'TIt BKOADWSV, O. T. John, Room 710.

Honrs: Dally, Si Knnday, to te II; W-rdnesday, It n. to 8 p. m. FREE Headaches and all pains of any kind quickly rcl by EA5E-A. Pain Tablets.

A (new simple method.) Send 2e stamp foe J5e bon to Shouriyne 577 H. W. HeDmin Los Angeles, Cat. pltc. Lor Ans'lr'.

t'al Italy. Ada Quale Burke. 22nq HJ-jset I Boulevard, Lo Angeles, Cal Great Bril-i am. Garnet Edwin 1070 pnrtola ate-' nue, Los Angeles. Cai Great B'lUm.

Mjrcaret Cooir.bs. 1070 Pnrtola avcr.ue. Los Angeles, Great Bri Harry Hughes Moore. 420 Wf-t ourth street. Los Ar.gcles.

Great Britain. Natollno Pavkovich. tl43 Tenth street. San Peoro.Cal.; Serbia, Croatia and Slovenia. Frirdrich Hauer.

725 Fa-t Seventeenth street. Los Angeles, GXrmi.y. John Thomas Sprankhrg. 312 Eis One; Hundred and Seventeenth strstt. Los All- gele.s Great Britain.

i Josef Levigard. 1930 Arjyle avenue. Los Angeles, Germany. Esslk StepanUn. 1C63 South Boyle ave-1 Kue.

Los Russia, Erich 'Vlewee. 11100 Ventura North Hollywood, Germany.1' Sam Izrkman. 2500 Gsnal.l street. Los Angeles. Russia.

Alice Kcppy, 517 Majnolia street. South Pasadena. Ths Nethe: lands. Wade Evlrt Judd, 8939 California avenue. South Gale, Great Britain.

Mildred Nage! Judo, 8957 California avenue. South Gate. Grent Britain. Andrew Swanson. 2403 Bellevue avenue, Los Angeles, Great Britain.

Christina Marion Forbes Swanson. 2403 Bellevue avenue, Los Angeles, CaL; Great Britain. OFFICIAL DEATH LIST Name and place of death Ai.e. Date. ABRAMOFF.

Los Angeles 85 27 AWERKAMP, Catherine. Los Auceles 80 April 26 FOR MAN, Louis. Los Angeles, April 28 INGRAM. Robert. Los Aneelcu 9 April 28 JEUDE.

Michael. Los Anceles. Ii April 27 KOMAL. Ishl. Los Angeli-S 45 April 27 I.ATHHOP.

Penelopy. Los An- 65 April 26 IF VINO. Shelby. Ln Angeles 13 April 27 KA.I,,.,UI Lo 'it .1.1 4 1V11. VI 1 ,1 lvr JllKM'.

-aw aa-. MORIYAMA. Yoshl. Los An- reles April i NAKAMURA. Kirei.

Los An- crles 44 April 27 NITZA. Rose. Los Angeles 21 April 28 RICHEY. Clara. Los 50 April 23 SCHWERIN.

Helen. Los Angeles 16 April 2, SIMPSON, Margaret. Los An- gels 50 April 20 STROCKER. Eleanor. Los Angeles 7i April 25 TAIBOT.

Maude. Los Anrles. 43 April 26 WHITE. Mary. Lot Angcie-.

I.f.S Angeles 71 April 28 1 DEATHS With Funeral Announcements. ADAMS. The funeral services of Burton H. Adams will be held Thtirr-day at 3 I from the clmpel of W. A.

Bron. 1815 South Flower street. ALLEN. At 1151 North Genesee street, April 28, 1930. Lillian Florence Alien, aged 3.1 years, beloved wile of Sidney L.

Alien. runerai services irom t. cnapei oi Gales. Crant Earl. 1724 North High land avenue, Hollywood, Wednesday at 2:30 p.m.

ipm'o l.mk Am'i Funeral today at 10 am. at Ingle-, r. --j Albert. D. Davit's, loving mother ol Albert Da vies.

sifter of Mrs ville Scott and Mrs Helen Jones of Albia. Iowa. Mrs. Mildred Johoo of Vancouver. Wash.

I Funeral servires will be held Thurs- day at 2.30 p.m. from tlie crapel of Brown Brothers. 933 West Washing- ton street. i DE MAIO. Nicholas De Mslo.

Funeral today at 2 P.m. at the chape, or Gus Alvarez Moore. Interment private. DIBBLE. Of 3162 West Avenue 32, Albert Dibble.

Remains at Cresse's. Eagle Rock. rlTPH Fitch of 821 West Thirty-second street, beloved husband; of Mrs. Irene Fitch, father of John H. i Fitch and George Grosvenor Fitch.

I Services at the Wee Kirk the Heather. Forest lawn Cemetery. Thurs-1 day at 3 p.m. Los Angeles L'ndcrtak- lug directors. FRANKELSTEIN.

Rebecca Franfcelsteln, Services today at 2 p.m. from the Glnsbnnd Gromiin Monuary, 901 West Washington street. GRAY. Services for Ervln Matthew CSray Friday, May 2. at 2 p.m.

Irom the LH-tle Church of the Flowers. Forciit Lawn. Pierce Brothers, directors. HASKELL. Cynthia loving mother of Col.

C. H. Haskell, Id H. Brown and Lucille H. Andes.

Funeral services today at 3:30 p.m from (he Le Roy Mortuary, 5440 Hulls-wood Boulevard. HENCHEY April 29. William Henchey. beloved husband of Margaret Henchey. Funeral Thursday.

1. "I TM a from the chapel of Cunningham A- O'Connor. 1031 South Grend avenue. Requiem imss at St. Aenes ri.urch at 8 a.m.

Interment, Calvary Cemetery. LAMER. Victor F. at Burbank. aged 49 vears.

husband of the late Emma Fitr-rimmons Lamer, beloved father of Francis, Florence and Richard Lamer: brother of Mrs Fmms Fischer, Mrs. Florence Trolt, Mrs. Marie Regan and Louis I ainrr. Funeral notice later by A. C.

Fill-bach, Burbank. LEE April 29. Guy Leslie lee of 17140 NorrihofT. North Hollywood. Remains 1n car of Edwards Brothers' Mortuary, 938 Venice Boulevard.

LEVY. Rebecca Lvy. Services today at 12 o'clock noon at the Glasbnnd Groman Mortuary. 801 West Washington street. McCREADY.

Mrs. Nellie McCrearly Remains at the chapel of V. A Brown. 1815 South Flower street. McELWAIN.

The funeral services of Mrs Rhode McElwaln will be held today at 2 m. from the chapel oi vv. A Brown, 1815 South Flower street. McKEAN. L.

C. McKean. Remains at the chapi of W. A. Brown, 1815 8outh Flower street.

McMAHON. Thomns McMahou. Services will be held today at 9 a m. from the chnpel of Hammond MIs- paeel. Hycle Park Boulevard.

Rc- miirm mass at St. Brlsid's Church. and South Western, at 9.30 a.m. MCNEIL. J.

C. McNeil. Remains at the of w. A Brown, 1815 South Flower street. MEYERS.

Abraham Meyers. Services Thursday at 10 a m. from the Glasbnnd Groman Mortuary. 901 West Washington street. MOL'L.

April 28, at 15fi0 A-alnn stre. Adaline Moul, beloved mother of Flora Moul Rawson, Services Thursday, Ma 1. at 3 pm. from Pierce Broihers' chapel. Interment.

Los Angeles Cremator'. PECK. April 28. 1930. Mrs.

Mamie Peck, dearly belovo.1 wife of R. 8. Peck. Services witl be In chrrgc of Pythian Sisters. Temple No.

73. Wednesday. April 30. at 2 p.m., at the chapel of A. E.

Mayncs. 1201 South Hope street. PILGRIM. Hottie M. Pilgrim, widow of the lnte Rev.

Chnrles Evans Pil-trim. Funeral notice lnt-r by the D. A. Parks Mortuary, 850 Venice Boulevard. ROBY.

The funeral services of Edwin E. Roby will he held Thurfdpv 2 p.m. from the chapel of Brown, 1815 South Flower street. ROWNTREE. At 638 South New Hamp shire, Mrs Mary Eiiaaoein itowniree.

widow of the late John Thomns Rown-tree and mother of Mrs. Leha White-cotton. John 'Wallace Rowntree and Mrs. Bessie' R. Arnott nf this city.

Funeral services toda at 1 m. from the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn Cemetery. W. Brown, funeral director.

SCHULZE. At 2210 Lus Flores Drive. Eagle Rock, April 29. Emma L. scnuize.

aged 78 yeafs. widow- Henry A. Schulze and lovinir mother of Edith M. Schulze of Eagle Rock and Howard R. Schulze of New York City.

Remains at R. C. Dellenbauglv ts Co. Notice ol funeral later. SMITH.

Services for William A. Smith to day at 2 p.m. from the chapel of Reed Tapiey Gelger, 721 West Washington street. SULLIVAN. April 28, Catherine Sullivan, beloved wife of Alexander M.

Sullivan and mother of Frank D. and John J. Sullivan and Mrs Kathleen Darrlu. Funeral Saturday. May 3.

at a.m. Irom the chapel of Cunningham' A- O'Connor. 1031 South Grand avenue. Requiem mass at St. Agnes' Church at 8 a.m.

TOWLE. At 2015 North Highland aenue. April 28. 1930. Josephine L.

Towle, bc-- Joved wife of Charles 8. Towie. Funeral services from the Little Church of the Flowers. Fores! Lawn. Thursday t.

11 a.m. Gates, Crane Earl, directors. TRAYNOR April. 20, William trnynor, beloved husband of Knthryn Trevnor and loving father of Raymond. Trav-nor: son of Mr.

arfd Mrs J. Trajr-' rior and brother of Lou Tranor. Rosary services FrldRV. May 2. at 30 m.

at Pirt-e Brothers' chaoel. 720 West Washington Requiem mass Saturday, 3, et 10 a.m. at ih Cathedral chapel. t27 South Tj lira. Interment.

Rojedale Cemetery. i 72 to f. Bj. a place i.i provemrn: tool: sain "Our i tarts did Apr.I this year 6:1 in April a year The nndi.ion (' Chicago's 'municipal finances was held accountable ixr i'fmc of tne business let-down in the early Pa of the year. Tne how- ever, has been, temporarily clanfird and bids fair to be pcrmanrntiy clarified ia the near future.

Sir.ip-j son said. "The outlook is for constantly improving business." said Simpson, i "with the latter part of the year likely to be better than a year ago." Wholesale business on the Pacific Coast is up with last year's mark. Simpson said. Sampson came to Los Angeles with his wife on a short vacation after visiting relatives and friends at Menlo Park, Del Monte and Santa Barbara. He stopped at the Bilt-more and left last night for' Chicago on the Chief.

Preparation of Davis Rehearing Petition Begun Preparation of a petition for rehearing on the Appellate Court decision which held that Harold L. Davis, former Chief Deputy District Attorney under Asa Keyes, was convicted upon the uncorroborated evidence of an accomplice, was started yesterday by Chief Deputy District Attorney Stewart and Assistant Attorney-General Richards. The District Attorney will attempt to prove that Ben GetzofT, whose testimony convicted Davis, was an innocent agent of Ed Rosen berg and not an accomplice. Davis was convicted in Superior Judee Wilson's court of accepting a $7500 bribe to "lay down" on the prosecution of Rosenberg in the Julian case. Davis is now at liberty under $10,000 bail after spending nine months in the County Jail while awaiting appeal.

Trio Accused in Intoxicated Driver Cases on Beverly Boulevard; Harry Co-burn, taken into custody at Fifty-fourth street and Angeles Mesa Drive after he had driven through a stop signal and through a safetv rone, and Elzo M. Hollle, who was arrested aftce cojhdlng with another automobile at First and State streets. Two Policemen Asked for Auto On recommendation of Commissioner Walkup the Police Commission yesterday requested Chief Sicckel to assign two police officers to drive the one city car assigned for the use of Councilmen McAllister and Ingraham. The double shift of drivers is necessary, according to Walkup. because one will be on duty early in the morning and the other late at night.

The one car was aligned to two Councilmen as an economy measure. The officers receive $200 a month each. Councilmen draw a month each. Upkeep of the secretaries for the Councilmen at Asserted Rum Runner Taken on Ridge Route Asserted to have been transporting liquor between San Francisco and Los Angeles, a man giving the name and address of Albert N. Jir-don of 2000 San Francisco street, Long Beach, was arrested on the Ridge Route yesterday morning by officers of the Ncwhall Sheriff's substation, who reported seizure of 200 gallons of 'moonshine" whisky found in his car.

On Jirdon assuming responsibility for the liquor, the officers reported, they released Mrs. Marie Ball of 1787 West Twenty-eighth street, who was riding with him. Body of Woman Cast Up by Sea The body of an unidentified, well dressed woman about 45 years of age was recovered, from the surf at Ocean Park near the Crystal Pier last night. Santa Monica police said there were no marks of identification on the body, which is said to be five feet four and one-half inches in height. The body was taken to the undertaking parlors of Todd Leslie In Santa Monica by Coroner's deputies.

WIFE'S HEART BALM SUIT ASKS 1200,000 Mrs. Agnes Irene Solomon Is seeking $200,000 from. Mrs. Jaok Hume, whom she accuses of stealing her husband after ten years of married life. In a suit filed yesterday in Superior Court, her complaint Mrs.

Solomon asserts that she and her husband. Edward Henry Solomon, were living" happily together until Mrs. Hums enticed Solomon away, leavtng her and a minor daughter without support. The wife also accuses Mrs. Hume of endeavoring to induce her, to seek the company of other men so that Solomon would have grounds for divorce.

The V. car were bad. at aan le Chamber of Commerce Junior ng membership sections mrrttnt. rooms. Cnnai3ci' cl Commerce J6v-jfiins.

15 Art and 'frael Club bnd.e-tra. to South MAiir.olia sffrnno'i. Optional CIuo iumheou, tiltmore. noon. C.ty Club liiiHiieon intetliiK.

cluohouse. 33 South Sprite street, uoo.i. Hums vn ivieiuSmia spcalt oa City ca tie HoUywood Woman's Clul m'Jsic ltir.cn-or.. clubhouse. 7078 liuliyaood EojIc--.

noon. Proermn. Catholic Club Xerth Doheny 2 ra. Schubert Wa-Waa luuci-ecn. Biltmore.

Mother's Bureau luncheon. 1828 Oak tret. noon. Wednesday Morning CIu'j lecture chiohouse. 2 tin.

Kswams Club luncheon, Blltrriore. noon. Pur Delta Theta Aiutnnl Ciub nieetiiit. tltrertlty Club. 12 15 m.

Chautauqua Rfadimr Circle meeting. Ft'lharmonle Auditorium. 1 30 m. Lo Angeles Round Table luncheon. Aifiandrta.

12:15 p.m. Alpha Eta. Rho dinner. Commercial tSSottUif.it"l'Museum exhibit, Hlchlatid yrk. afternoon.

Vat Angeles Museum exhibit. Exposition 10 am. to noon. Fr permanent California exhibit, State Expedition Building. Exposition Park.

10 aum. to noon. Angeles County exhibit. Chamber of Commerce 8:30 a.m. to 5 D.ni.

Tree lawn bowling. Exposition Park. Sail after I ni. Hjintingtou Library and Art Gallery. Ran Marino, open to the public br ticket 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.

Tuesday. Wednes-Thursdays, Pridays and Saturdays: first, and third Sundays of each Baseball. W'rldlcy Field, 2:15 P.W Oak-la-sd vs. Lot Aniteies. "TIMES" THEATER GUIDE MOTIO.V riCTt EES ealeyard.

Washlnston at Vermont Taey Learned About Women Van and Sehenck. two musical vaudevillians. make sood in the movies. Carthay Circle. Cartbar Center "All a-iiet on the Western Front." A mighty t-isit of war and Us effect.

This 15 one which, should not be missed. blnese. Hollywood "Sonr o' My Harl." John McCormack and his Irish tenor Cast their same suell around this senile, sentimental tale. Ci-llerlon. 6J1 South 'King if Jzt Paul Whiteman and his orchestra nrm1d a spectacle of color, glamour and excellent entertainment.

ruarroa. Fir. at Santa Barbara "Oaneerous Paradise." Dirty worn In the ii-oeics saddens Nancy Carroll that she rcp to Richard Arlen, who rights all wrongs. FUmarte. 1218 Vine 'The Living Mask." An elaborate explanation of the psycliol- of the Insane.

Produced in Germany Conrsd Veldt. Farnm. Pico at Norton "The Green Goddess." Presenting Oeor Arhss in Utt perennial return of one of his master- Grawnan's Egyptian, Hollywood -The Vagabond King. A spectacle of calor and music is made from the popular operetta, featuring Dennis King and Jnette MacDonald. (wf i State.

Broadway at Serenth High Boclety Blues." Janet Oaynor and Charles Farrell play at love again In a ccmedr not their usual type. Mayan, Hill nr. Itth. "Journey's End." A superb translation from stage to screen a comber and splendid play. Millioa Dollar.

Broadway at Third farah and Son." Ruth Chatterton an-neara at her best to date in povierlul iiJ restrained drama of mother love. Paramount, Hill at Sixth "Paramount on Parade All hand the Paramount in get together to do their bit and they co well. There are Maurice Chevalier. C.iira Bo. Mitzl Green and many others.

KltJ, 510(1 Wllshlre "Baralv and Son." Palace, Broadway bet. titta and Uh. Condemned." Rlalta, Bdway bet. Sib and 8lh. "Her Csborn Child," This Is a cross between sex preachment and a Coauette.

R.K.O.. Hill at Hxhth "Love Comes Aloug" Bebe Dnnlels (to'S In for more Ttallratlon some sort of an Island finance. H.K.O. Oroheum. Broadway at Ninth "Tncagl Gorillus and their pastimes thrills and adventure.

Tewer. Bdwy. at Mb "Ilciio Reviewed in today's Times. I nited Artists. Bdwy.

nr. nib "Ladies lav Brutes." Society and the under Id mingle as Oenrgo Bancroft becomes a kidnaper. Vpto'wn, estern at inth Con-leinned." A romance of Devil Island, lesiturliig- the ghilanl Mr. Ronald Colman. Warners' Downtown, Hill at 1th.

"Mammy." A story of minstrel back-wund, In which AI Jolson, for once, avoids tl mournful note. Warners' Hollywood. Hollywood Blvd. at Witeni "Sons: of Flame." Bt.irrlng slne-itg In the red days of Russia highlight, a spectacular picture presenting Alexander CHar and Bernlce Claire. WeslUke.

(i.18 Alvaradn "Men Without vrnmen." Men and submarines and death r.d a splendid picture. With Keuneth MicKenns. ST.10R Belasra, Hill at Itth "June Moon A smart aatinenl comedy of a "hick' wvit writer vjio makes good, in King Lardner's best style. F.gan, Fig. at Pieo "For Cryin' Out loud." The family gathers In the living room again and chat awoy the evening aout their Joys and sorrows.

With Lor-ian Vala. CaplUn. Hollyw'd Bird. nr. Highland love 'Em and Leuve 'tm." An appealing romblnatlon of humor and drama in the l.fa of the working girl.

With Isabel W.thern. riiueroa Playhouse. Fig. at joth "Cn 3d at 'Em." A speedy sniraical melange hy an ill-colored cast, fr-auirmg Walter Bebardson and the Four Comns. Kellrwned Plavhouse.

fiSXVInr "Holiday." The idle rich fit into a neat ss ire which presents the popular Dale Wtnter. Majestle. Bdwy. nr. Dth.

"Til Sai-deat Prince." This favorite combination a mythical kingdom set to muic is siTn an elaborate revival. With Allan Prior. Mason. Bdwy. nr.

1st. "Rah- Rah ri." Warlng's Pennsylvanlana entertain their well-known music and the Nit Is Just fair. Dorothy Lee. Evelyn Sj and others ara capable. Music Box.

6128 Hollywood Bird ITie Imaginary Invalid." Moltere's rnm-etfT given a slapstick treatment which creates amusement for everyone. President. Bdwy. at 8th. "The Blue tlhost Ghosts and spooks at midnight ran for strenuous ecrobatics by a cast jaded by Bern ice Elliott.

Vine-street. 1B15 vine "Among tne Xarried." A revival of Vincent sophisticated play presenting a powerful performance by Robert Frazer. VARIFTIES rallies, 4th and Main Burlesque. EUROPEAN TARIFFS IRK AUSTRIANS Chancellor Schobrr American Increases Not Affect Relations Says Will PARIS, April 29. (I'i Chancellor Srhobrr of Austria, who is in Parts as a guest of the French said today that the American tarift would have little efTeat upon Aystro-Amerlcan commercial rela-tkms, which constantly are Increasing and expanding.

commented, however, "On the oiner nana ine iann wans 01 Austria's Immediate neighbors are delaying the economic redressment of Central Europe." Mentioning briefly the plan of Arbstlde Brland, French Foreign Minister, for a States of Europe," he said that or.e of the preliminary steps to which Austria ceuld agree will be the formation of Central Europe Into an economic on the lines of the old Austrian empire, but without any political aspects. Ha said that now that The Hague conference has swept aw.iy the last of the reparations -uncertainties Austria probably will aeek a new Irwn of $100,000,000 In whtcu American bankers will fce given an opportunity to partlc'pate, BUSINESS BREVITIES (Advertising-, Th Times Branch Office, 621 South Spring street. Advertisements and subscriptions taken. Telephone MAdison :345. Scenes Given by Newsreel Films Scenes at tho Ohio State prison holocaust where 320 died are shown in the latest issue of the Times-Universal Newsreel to be exhibtted soon at many local theaters.

Many camera shots show flames sweeping the cell blocks holding doomed convicts. Graham McNamee, talking reporter of the Times-Universal Newsreel, graphically describe-, this major disaster, as well as interestingly commenting on all subjects shown. Other thrillers in this issue of the Times-Universal Newsreel are a daring girl taking a five-mile plunge down a log flume at Bridal Veil. and the exciting varsity shell races between Cambridge and Oxford. Interesting subjects shown include the Hollywood Bowl sunrise service and Col.

Lindbergh hopping off on his Carribean flight. Judge Sheldon After Place on Cffnifmv JZonrH with rising temperature: fresh west and northwest winds on the coast ARIZONA FORECAST PHOENIX (Arlr April SB. Forecast for Arir.oi.a: Wednesday aud Thurjdty unsettled; probably local thundcrshowers; little change in temperature. COLORADO RIVER YUMA (Ariz.) April 29 Dis-Patcu from the U. S.

Reclamutiun Service I Gauge height Colorpdo River. 21 fcrt. DIs-cliorse, Tufidy. 30.000 cubic feet. TEMPERATURES Tempera- xPre 5 m.

BostonClear Buffalo Chicago- Cloudy Denver Cloudy Edmonton- Clear El Pa so Clear Eureka -Clear Flagslafl -Cloudy Fresno-Raining Havre Partly cloudy Helens Clear hamloops cloudy Knnsas City Cloudy anner Cloudy Los Ar.sclc -Cloudy Modena-'Cloudy Needles Partly cloudy New Orleans-Cloudy New York Clear North Head -Clear Oklahoma Cloudy Omaha Cloud Phoenix- Cloudy Pittsburgh Portland. Or Clear Red Bluff-Clear Koseburg- Partly cloudy tit, Louis Cloud PI. Paul and Mintii-upo lis Partly cloudy Sncrt.mi)ti Rainm Salt lake Cit- Cloudy. San Pifgo Cloudy M-- Mln. tlon.

58 Pfi 58 lii 8') r-6 56 ns 62 5r 68 7 4 6J ca 60 82 76 58 30 2 42 a6 4:1 36 'Mt 50 44 60 36 55 46 60 68 44 ii 60 51 60 54 48 52 46- 62 52 50 58 52 38 44 3H 40 50 38 4H 62 0 0 0 0 .22 0 0 T. i T. I T. I) 1 02 I T. T.

0 .04 0 .04 .20 .06 0 T. 0 .04 0 82 64 60 70 60 02 68 6(i 54 .08 T. 't; 0 i 66 San Francisco Pt. clouoy 6 Suit a Fe Partly cioudy. 6: Seattle Clear Ppoanne Partly Timonnh Cloudy Tucson- Parth' Washington -Cloudy Wlnnemucca- Cloudy Winnipc-- Cloudy Yuma Partly cloudy 60 60 50 82 6.1 50 56 80 ,16 0 0 I .04 I .01 0 x- Precipiiation.

5 a.m. to m. VITAL KEC0RD INTENTION TO MARRY Tho following notices of Intention to marry were issued jestcrday. Name and age given. AHERN- BAILEY.

Donald Ahern, 21; Clara M. Bailey. 17. ALLEN- CORNWALL. Fred Allen, 33; Hazel Cornwall, BAKEli WISE.

Harold S. Baiter, 21; Eiouise M. Wise, 18. BAR BR -SHORES. Thomas R.

Barbre, 24; Sarah E. Shores, 22. EEDI.EV ROGERS. Norman L. Bedley, 27; Ruth E.

Rogers. 18. BEEKLY CAMERON. James A. Beekly, 47: Faster N.

Cameron. 34. BEHRhNS CLAUSEN. Henry J. Behrenj, 33; Grace C.

Clausen. 24. Alfred W. Boyd, 41; Margaret Kindle. 33.

BHOWN CLAPP. John J. Brown, 30; Viva M. ChlDP, 18. HURKE PAINE.

John F. Burke, 41; Ann Paine, 40. CARTER HITCHCOCK. Glllls W. Carter, 21: Murgar-t E.

Hitchcock, 21. CATES CASSIDY. Vincent K. Cates, 28; Margaret E. Cnssldy, 23.

CHARLTON JACKSON. Ivan W.Charlton, 27; Cressle M. Jackson, 29. CORNELL BISHOP. John Cornell, 48; Elizabeth Bishop, 47.

COVEY CLINTON. Arthur W. Covey, 21; Evelyn L. Clinton, 27. DAMATO BURTON.

Patsy Damato, 29; Ethel Burton. 29. DARLING JANES. William M. Darling, 53: Clara E.

Janes, 54. DOWNEY CASE, fatrlck J. Downey, 31; Beatrice Case. 23. DURANGO r.loos Charles Durango.

47; Bertha Bigns. 37. FARNHOP JUSS1LA. Edward F.rnhof, 27: Fllie Jussiln. 23 FLICK1NGER SANDEL.

Leslie C. Fllckln- ger. 24; Thelmn B. Sandel, 18. FRITSC1II ROGERS.

Alfred M. Frltschl. 22; Dorothy C. Rogers. 19.

FRY BARROWS. Truman W. 55; Marie A. BRrrov-s, 29. GIOVANAZI MANTLE.

Maurice- A. Gio 38; Bernlcr? L. Manlle, 26. GOODALE VANDEVEER, Clarence. A.

Goodnle. 53; Dorothy J. Vandeveer. 29. GREENHALOH MOKIN.

John H. Green- halBh, 25; Alice R. Morln, 21. HAVENS ARTSOROVE. John B.

Havens, 26: Doris F. Hnrtsgrove. 18. HEAGERTY BARNETf. William tj.

Hea- gerty, 46: Freda E. Harnett. 36. HEALY BARON. John E.

Healy, 23: Syl- vm Baron. 20. HUBBARD BAKKEN. Frank L. 38: Alma Bukken, 25.

HURST MEYER. James W. Hurst, 93; Amanda C. Meyer. 53.

ISETT -FLKTNR. George W. Isett. 30; Bertha E. Elkins.

24. KENT McCARTY. lorlng E. Kent. 39; Coralie McCarly, 41.

KLOTZ ATKINSON. Scrglus Klptz, 23! i i 1 I I uupcuui avviiwiiitt $175 the total Is estimated $1625 a month, records show. 1039 CEMETERIES BEAUTIFUL HOLLYWOOD Exclusive Dignified Dlscrimlnatinfc- The Cemetery Without a Salesman or Solicitor Crematory, ColumDarinm PERMANENTLY ENDOWED The Perpetual Care Fund alone Insures The Future of a Cemetery. We Have The Nudtu. of the LARGEST PERPETUAL CARE FUND OF ANY CEMETERY IN THE WORLD OF OUR SIZE Don't be deceived by propaganda.

COME AND INVESTIGATE THE HOLLYWOOD CEMETtrtY ASSOCIATION FRANK HERON. 609 Santa Monica Bl'd HE. 3830. HO. 8455.

FOREST LAWN MEMORIAL rARK Cemetery Mausoleum Crematory Close to the Heart of Los Angeles Forest Lawn Mausoleum Anchored In the Rock of the Everlasting Hills Forest Lawn Flower Shop I lowers for Every Occaslou Little Church of the Flowers Where the SoniT of Birds Is like Love in Search ol a Word." Wee Kirk the Heather A Reniira nf the I.itlle Scottish Church Where Annie Laurie Worshiped, Glcndale Av-ie and Psn Fernanda Road TtLEPHOMS ALoany n.i INGLEWOOD PARK CEMETERY Largest in Southern California All lots unoer perpetual care rcrmauenra assured because so of location Inglcwood Park Mausoleum One of America's most substantially constructed. Surrounded by Burial Park of almost 300 acres. Moderate prices prevail. Grace Chapel Largest and most luxuriously equipped In California. MODERN CREMATORY MAGNIFICENT COLUMBARIUM Inglewood Park Flower Shop For the convenience of clients Telephone TLeasant 31H MAUSOLEUMS ANGELEP ABBEY MAUSOLEUM Close-by Los Angeles on Lone Beach Blvd Crypts priced as low as $135.

Visitors welcome. Office, 603 Central Bide Telephone TUcker 6532. CEMETERY LOTS TWO very choice crypts, adjoining, Nos, building. S1750. Phone Dodge.

OX. 8186, 1307. 1313. Large Hollywood Mausoleum except Sundays, Texas City Has Sudden Flood SINTON (Tex.) April 29. UP) Sinton is recovering today from cloudburst which caused, water to rise as high a.s window sills and sent many pcrsoas scurrying for safety to the Courthouse.

Nearly thirteen inches fell from noon to midnight yesterday. Boats were being used. PITTSBURGH LINKED TO TEXAS BY NEW AIR LINE PITTSBURGH. April 29. The Pennsylvania Railroad today an nounced inauguration of seventeen- hour air-rail passenger service between Pittsburgh and cities in Texas.

Passengers leaving here early in the morning may reach Fort Worth, Dallas and other points late In the afternoon. Railroad officials said fares will be less than the combined rail and Pullman costs. HICCOUGHS CONQUERED BUT NOT TUBERCULOSIS MILFORD (Mass.) April 29. Pictro Galli, 43 years age, who came Into prominence last Eummer. when stsicken with an attack of hiccoughs that continued six months, died today.

In an effort prevent a recurrence of the attack he- lived many months in an open shack. He developed tuber-culosLt, which proved fstal Sv Ult LOdlie HOSPIiai. April PEREZ Mr. and Mrs. Julian.

Daughter. 4116 Mercury street. April 20. PF.RW. Mr.

and Mrs. Leo. Boy. g.voy street April 16 2062 Two rtunaica ana rinj-uiu. PIERCE.

Mr. and Mrs. Aithur. Boy. California Lutheran Hospital.

April 25. PLASENCIA. Mr. and Mrs. Jesus.

Daughter 383 Second street. April 25, rilRPUS. Mr. and Mrs. Edward.

Boy. St Vincent's Hospital. April 22. RATLEY. Mr.

Bnd Mrs. George. Boy. Methodist Hospital. April 27.

RE A Mr. and Mrs. Harry. Boy. Valley Hospital.

April 23. R1CHARTZ. Mr. and Mrs. Henry, Boy, Rice Maternity Hospital.

April 25. RUDELSON. Mr. and Mrs. George.

Boy. Queen of Angels Hospital. April 22. RUGG Mr. and Mrs.

Donald. Daughter. Hollywood C. B. M.

Hospital. April 25 SAIZ. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel.

Daughter 13'5 Stanford street. April 27. SALTER. Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick. Daugh. ter. Hollywood C. B.

M. Hospital. April SAMUSICK, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Boy.

Angelus Hospital. April 23. 8CHOLZ. Mr. and Mrs.

Arnold. Bo. California Lutheran Hospital. April 24 SCHl'TER. Mr.

and Mrs. Ray. Daughter. 1841 West Thirty-ninth street. April 23 SCHUMACHER, Mr.

and Mrs. Jules. Boy. Hollywood C. B.

M. Hospital. April 27. SCHWENDEfi. Mr and Mrs Carl.

Daugh-i tc-. Lincoln Hospital. April 23 SENERIUS. Mr. and Mrs.

HelmiUh. Daugh-i lef. Methodist Hospital. April 26. SMETAK.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard. Bo. 1126 East One Hundred and Fourth street.

April 15. SMITH. Mr. and Mm. Newton.

Boy. Oil- forma Lutheran Hospital. April w. brtlir.K. Ml Him JV1IS.

l.ri.v iuuKiMii twins.) California Lutneraii iiospnai. April 26. SPENCER. Mr. end Mrs.

Benjamin. Bt 15401', Fifty-third street. April 27. STEPHENS Mr. and Mrs.

John. Daughter. Good Samaritan Hospital. April SUARE21. Mr and Mrs.

Eolfanlr). Boy. 434 Harbor Boulevard. April 17. SUTHERLAND Mr.

nrcd Mrs. Claude. Boy. 3HP7 Smith Memo avenue. April in.

RtiTurRH vn Mr miri Mrs Orvtll Daughter. St. Vincent's Hospital. April 22 ALBERT. Mr and Mrs.

ChalHe. Boy. MvthnHlst Mnsnltftl. Anrll 26. TAYLOR.

Mr. and Mrs. KJgar. Boy. Cali fornia Lutheran Hospital.

Anrll 25. VEGA. Mr. and Mrs. Jose.

Boy. 1812 Bnylston street. April 24. WALTERS. Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Daughter. St. Vincent's Hospital. April 24.

WARDLE. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Boy. Sylvan Lodge Hospital.

April 25 WEITZ Mr. and Mrs Samuel. Bo. Hollywood C. B.

M. Hospital. April 56. WHEATLEY. Mr.

and Mrs. James. Daughter. Hollywood C. B.

M. Hospital. April 27. WHEELER. Mr.

and Mrs. Vincent. Daughter St. Vinont Hospital. April 26.

ZUCKER. Mr. and Mrs. Jack. Daughter.

Good Samaritan Hospital. April 23. DIVORCE SUITS FILED ANDROFF. Mary against John AVERY. Oliver E.

against Emm. BEONDE. Maxlne against Anthony. BLACK. Elma J.

against Purl BURESH. Elirabelh D. against Lumlr C. CARBERR.Y. against E.

Meryl. CHRISTY. Kora G. agalnft Horace M. CLARK.

Ednn A. against William H. DAMRON. Floy against Mark. Jr.

DE ROSE. Annetta against Henr .1. DE YOUNG. Gladys against William. FIEDLER.

Charity J. against Fred M. HAMM. Elizabeth against Leo. HEFLER.

Roy A. against Hilda M. HINTZ. Harry O. against Louise HOSKTN.

Charles D. against Sadie. JEN8KM. Edith D. against Lars C.

LILLY. Irene against Durward. MARINE. Eulle against Hairy McCULLOtlOH Ann- M. 8.

against C. H. MCMILLAN. Mairgle against Lee p. N1K8IC.

Helen V. Stevo. NOTSON. Alice against Thomas C. ORDE Gertrude against De Lisle PLUMB.

June A. against Douglas RICHARDSON. Bonnie T. against M. RICHMON.

Ethel against Jack. SMITH. Elsie J. against Elmer t. SMITH.

Gladys M. agntn-t Arnold V. WARD. Arnclia against Averlsto. WILSON.

Ida against Andrew L. WINRLOWE. Hueh A. against Pearl. WOOD.

Oladss against, Dewey C. DIVORCE DECREES GRANTED CARD. Josephine 8. from John O. COMMONS.

Sada C. from Ernest L. DE VOS. Jean from Gleb. EATON.

Orare from Harold. GOULD, Olen B. from Donna. HART. Fdna from Roy T.

HOSTETTEIt. Beatrice from Raymond. JORDAN. Claire H. from Clarence H.

MARTINSON. Russell F. from Goldlc MYERS. Florence A. from Dewitt J.

PA DHL A. Irene from Raich. POTTS. Charles F. from Mabel RALEIGH.

Alice H. from James STENSON. Katherine from James S. WARD. Alma from Jittte.

NATURALIZATION TETITIONS Petitions for naturalization, with name, nationality nd residence given, have heen filed with the United States District Court, as follows: Rebecca Berna Asbell Frleden, 1818 New Jersey street, Los Aneeles. Russia. John Acland. 605 Isabel street, Los Angeles. Orear Britain.

John Patrick O'Gorman. 617 West Fort, third street, Los Angeles, Great Brit-ain. Isaac leopard Wlnnlck. 412 Fast. Twh-iflr't street, Los Anstlca, Great Brltsln.

William John Camnbell, 1427 Malvern avenue. Los Angeles. Cai Crest Britain Msry Kite Csmpbell. J427 Malvern 'ave-nue. Los Angeles.

Orat Britain Beatrice Campbell, 1427 Malvern avenue, Loj AnnelM, Cal.i Great Britain. Albert Fdward Pooe. 2006 South Curtis tmie. Alhairtbra, Great Britain. Florence.

Gertrude rtayfyse, IBIS Wfet Municipal Judge Sheldon yester- day announced his candidacy for Superior Court to succeed Judge Hazlett. J. Marion Wright, attor- i ney, will probably be his campaign manager. Judge Sheldon said. i Judge Sheldon, a graduate of the University of Southern California law school, was elected to the Mu nicipal bench In July, 1927.

lor a six-year term. For three years he has served continuously in a liquor jury court. From 1922 to 1925 he served as a police Judge In this city, resigning to become legal advisor to the Prohibition Administrator in Southern California. He served in France during the World War. Judge Sheldon resides at 845 South Spalding avenue.

He is married and has three children. Chamber' sTrade Tour Approved With approval of the plan by the 1 1 1 -0 1 organizations uuaiu vi uiitxiui the domestic trade committee of the Los Angeles Chamber of Com merce yesteroay set in motion the work of organising a good-will trade tour of the San Joaquin Valley, scheduled to leave here on May 12, next, for a five-day trip covering all of the principal cities of that territory. President Austin of the chamber will head the party which will be composed of executives of tlie various commercial and manufacturing concerns here that are engaged in trade with concerns in the San Joaquin Valley cities. Reservations for the tour opened yesterday by E. F.

MacDonough, manager of the domestic trade department, who Is arranging for contacts which the tour party will make on the trip. Theft Charged to Bank Teller Howard E. Nevotti. 19-year-old bank teller, living at 2701 South Or ange Drive, yesterday was arrested at his home and booked on sus picion of grand theft. He Is charged with misappropriation or $1000 from a dormant account in a bank at 5123 West Adams lUtet, when he la employed.

Barbara Atkinson, 22. KNUDSON -RANKIN. Thurston P. Knud- son. 35: Lillian I.

Rankin. 35. LEE HASTINGS. Harry a Lee, 48; Matilda E. Ha't1n.

60. LITTLETON LARSON. Jack Littleton. 29: Virginia Larson. 27.

LOCKETT Charles a. Lockett, 34; Era Huihes. LUND HINDMAN. Sidney D. Lund, 2J; Sada E.

Hinrtmnn. 23. MANOS OOLFINOPOULOO. Peter H. Ma- no.

33: Kslione Golflnopouloii. 28. MATRAIA FALLS. Benedict Matraia, 23; Wirtinee V. Fulls.

19. MIKsWA KIMURA. Tokuma Mlkawa, 41: Yae Klmura. 37. Car, E.

Richardson. 30: Phyllis Cle. 22. RI8SM ANN ORM ANDY. Waldo H.

Rlss- maiiii, 28: Thelna Orniandv. 2'. RODIN CAP.R. Louis Rodine, 53; Carr, 30 ROSWALL -NELSON. SUurrt W.

RoswalU 3S: Gladys Nelson. 29. ROUSSEAU LEMMER. jimmy Rousseau, 28: Dorothea Jammer. 16.

RUMRLE MICHElasiON. Earl Rumble, 33: Martha Mleheison. 34. UTTER STEPHENS. Leslie C.

RuttST, 31; Ollvs U. Stephens. 31. I I 9.