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or 110 10 ver 120 asl 16 110 vol 15 de 149 Los Angeles Cimes Part II OCTOBER 20, 1954 Masonic Rites Set Today for Everett James Masonic funeral services for Everett L. James, 54, a leading figure in the surgical supply field, will be conducted at 3:30 p.m. today in the Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, with interment following at Forest Lawn. Mr. James, who died at Good Samaritan Hospital Sunday, lived at 2451 Lanterman Terrace.

He was president of the Beverly Hills Surgical Supply regional director for the American Surgical Trade Association, past dent of the Miracle Mile Exchange Club and past president of the California Surgical Credit Association. Active in Masonry He was a member of Utopia Lodge 537, Commandery 9, Knights Templar; Signet Chapter 57, Royal Arch Masons; Beverly Hills Shrine Club and Al Malaikah Temple. He was born in Pendleton, and lived here for 20 years and was active in the surgical supply field for 25 years. Mr. James leaves his widow, Mrs.

Annabelle James; his mother, Mrs. Lydia James of Pendleton; son, Kenneth James, a brother and a sister. $25,000 Asked in Shooting Damages of $25,000 over a shooting affray were demanded yesterday in a suit filed in Superior Court by Edward C. Miller, 57, moving contractor, against Raymond S. Farley, 45, house painter.

Miller complained that he suffered three bullet wounds last Aug. 4 just outside of Farley's home, 3516 Collis during the dispute. At the time police reported that Miller, who had been doing some work on the property, had returned to retrieve materials left in Farley's garage. Miller declared in his complaint that bullets pierced his left forearm, leg and hip. He resides at 5135 Dartmouth El Sereno.

Ex-Judge Helmick Dies Here at 66 Milton J. Helmick, 66, former judge of the U.S. Court for China from 1934 to 1944, died in his home yesterday at 432 Curson Ave. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Mildred Helmick.

Funeral ar-; rangements are to be announced by Forest Lawn Memorial-Park. Carroll M. Will Services Arranged Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. today at Pierce Bros. Mortuary in Beverly Hills for Carroll M.

Will, 52, who died last Saturday at his home, 2130 Overland West Los Angeles. Mr. Will, who had lived in Southern California for more than 15 years, was western representative for a dentifrice manufacturing company. He was widely known in BeverHills, where he was a member of Masonic Lodge 528. Fellow members will officiate at the funeral.

He leaves his widow, Mrs. Fern Will; two sons, James of New York and John of West Los Angeles, and one grandson. A native of Sparta, he came here from Minneapolis. Rites Planned for Mrs. Lina Kaser Funeral services for Mrs.

Lina Kaser, 79, a resident of Los Angeles since 1900, will be conducted tomorrow at 3 p.m. in Grace Chapel, Inglewood Park Cemetery. Mrs. Kaser died Monday in Laurel Sanitarium, Glendale, following a stroke. Widow of Alfred Kaser, pioneer Southland dairyman, she leaves a son, Albert Kaser; a daughter, Mrs.

Pierre Condit, and five Rev. F. S. Gallup Sr. Masonic services for the Rev.

Frederick S. Gallup 54, retired Baptist clergyman, will be conducted today at 1 p.m. in Pierce Bros. Monterey Park Chapel, followed by inurnment in the Chapel of the Pines. Mr.

Gallup died in his home, 8702 Elba Pico, Sunday. He received his education at Brown University and his theological degree at Newton Theological Seminary in Newton, Mass. He was a member of Petworth Lodge 47, of Washington, D.C.; a Royal Arch Mason, Unity Chapter 116, Glendale; Knights Templar 53 of Glendale, and Al Malaikah Shrine. He leaves his widow, Mrs. 1 Edna F.

Gallup; a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy E. Thompson, and a son, Frederick Gallup Jr. Alfred C. Phillips Funeral services for Alfred C.

Phillips, 67, retired building ducted contractor, at will 3 be today p.m. Utter-McKinley's Beaver Inglewood follow at Inglewood Park Chapel. Cemetery. Mr. Phillips, who lived at 518 Queen Inglewood, died Saturday, He leaves his widow Edna four daughters, Mamie Yates, Mary Eason, Virginia Vaughan and Pauline Sheehan; three sons, Marshal, Ace and W.

Don Phillips; two brothers, 2 sisters, 12 grandchildren and two children. Dr. James D. Haygood Private funeral services are pending at Gates, Kingsley Gates Mortuary in Santa Monica for Dr. James Douglas Haygood, psychologist, who died Sunday following a heart attack.

Interment will follow cat Inglewood Park Cemetery. He lived at 9655 Yoakum Drive, West Los Angeles and formerly taught at Los Angeles State College. In 1953 he was named a diplomate of the American Board of Examiners in Professional Psychology. He was graduated from the University the of Alabama, and of lied at University cago and the University of Paris. A veteran of World War in World War II he served as a divisional director for the War Manpower Commission.

He leaves his widow, Amelia, and four sons, William, James, John and Robert. Gustave E. Anderson Funeral services for Gustave E. Anderson, 77, retired assistant manager, will be conducted by Pierce Bros. Los Angeles Mortuary today at 9:30 a.m.

in the Wee Kirk the Heather, followed by interment in Forest Ander- Lawn Mem Mr. son died Friday in his home, 12923 Wilshire Drive, Whittier. He leaves a son, Harold A. Anderson, and a granddaughter, Christine Anderson. Mrs.

Rossa Dell Huston Funeral services for Mrs. Rossa Dell Huston, portrait artist and composer who died Monday, will be conducted today at 11 a.m. at Utter-McKinley's Beaver Inglewood Chapel. Interment will follow at Inglewood Park Cemetery. Mrs.

Huston, 90, lived at 87 112th Ave. She leaves a daughter, Velma Esther Boon; two sons, Arthur Ray and Homer 0. Huston; two stepsons, Earl E. and Harry H. Huston, and two greatgrandchildren.

Osmond T. Helpling Requiem Mass for Osmond T. Helpling, 79, retired transportation engineer of the Port of San Diego, will be celebrated today a.m. in Our Mother Counsel Catholic Church, with Pierce Bros. Hollywood Mortuary in charge of arrangements.

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Harvey Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 2 p.m. at graveside in Forest Lawn Memorial-Park for Samuel C. Harvey, 80, of 1555 St. Andrews St. He died Monday of a heart attack at the home of his daughter, Mrs.

George Morris, in Bowling Green, 0. He also leaves his widow, Mrs. Florence N. Harvey; sister, Mrs. John D.

Todd of Kansas City, and five grandchildren. He had lived in Los Angeles for 30 years and was in the real estate and insurance business. He was a member of the Masons, the Elks and the Knights Templar. Mrs. Harvey requests that no flowers be sent.

Miss Bertrice N. Baxter Funeral services for Miss Bertrice Nancy Baxter, 52, principal of Palms Junior High School, will be conducted at 2 p.m. today at the Simond's Mortuary in Riverside. She lived at Blvd. and died Sunday.

420454 DegMrs. Baxter joined the city school system in 1929 and was appointed principal at Palms in 1929. She leaves a sister, I Mrs. Effie Houston, and a Lloyd Baxter, both of Riverside. Frank C.

Lloyd Funeral services for Frank Croskill Lloyd, 66, San Fernando Valley real estate broker, will be conducted at 3 p.m. today in Forest Lawn Memorial- Park's Little of the Flowers, with arrangements by Forest Lawn Mortuary. He died Friday at his home, 6040 Coldwater Canyon, North Holly-, wood. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Doris H.

Lloyd, and a son, John W. Lloyd, of Sun Valley. Louis L. Ortega Felix L. Ortega Double Requiem Mass for Louis L.

Ortega, 78, and his son, Felix L. Ortega, 41, will be celebrated today at 9 a.m. in St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church with Pierce Bros. Van Nuys Mortuary in charge.

Louis Ortega was born in Arizona and had been a resident of California most of his life. He died in his home, 14727 Delano Van Nuys, Sunday. His son, of 14947 Delano was killed later the same day in an automobile accident San Jose. The father leaves four daughters, Lucy Jurado, Hortensia Beautista, Virginia Moreno and Lupe Sanchez, and three sons, Bert, Frank and Raymond Ortega. In addition to his brothers and sisters, Felix Ortega leaves his widow, Mrs.

Mary Ortega. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, Pfc. James E. Abraham Funeral services for Pfc. James Evan Abraham, 24, who died Friday of poliomyelitis at the Army Hospital in Ft.

McClellan, will be conducted at 3 p.m. today by Forest Lawn Mortuary in the Church of the Recessional followed by interment at Forest Lawn Memorial-Park. Mr. Abraham was a 1953 graduate of the University of California at Berkeley. He was the son of Arthur W.

Abraham, chief a development engineer for the Richfield Oil Corp. Besides his father he leaves his mother, Mrs. Mabel J. Abraham. Alumni Tea Set The Los Angeles alumni chapter of George Washington University will hold a tea Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m.

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To solve each puzzle, first identify the objects pictured by selecting the correct name for each object from the list below the puzzle. Then place those names into the diagram of squares so that they intersect or join at right angles on a common letter and add up to the Jackpot Score or as close to it as possible. Letters placed in WHITE squares are worth 1 point--in GRAY squares 5 points. Don't be concerned if your daily puzzles look untidy or contain erasures. The aim is to hit the Jackpot Score, Since the Jackpot Score is your goal, naturally the closer you come to it, the better.

Be sure to pick the correct name for each object, because you will be counted 10 points further away from the Jackpot Score for each object incorrectly identified. "FUN FOR ALL" CONTEST HERE'S HOW TO You must get started at once if you want to win part the $25,000.00 in cash plus 5 new cars offered in the Times-Mirror "FUN FOR ALL" GO ABOUT WINNING Contest Game. This is YOUR contest, limited to residents of Los Angeles, Each day during the Contest (from Monday Southern California and the immediate adjacent area. through Saturday) the Los Angeles Times and Mirror 456 We Worked Out a SAMPLE JACKPOT SCORE 17 Pick Correct Object Identification from Below: CUP PUMP BAT JAR PIN POLE JAR JAR Example Example 2 Missed by 8 points Hit Jackpot Score Puzzle No. 21 JACKPOT SCORE 16 Letters placed in WHITE squares count 1 pointin GRAY squares 5 points Pick correct name for each object from below: MAPLE STAMP BOOK PAGE GOOSE BABY If you hit Jackpot Score, fill in at right.

If you missed, state by how many points COPYRIGHT 1954 F. J. MARKS THE LOS ANGELES TIMES PUZZLE for YOU Read Explanation Carefully First we look at the objects pictured at the top of the puzzle. Then from the list below the puzzle we select the name for each object pictured -in this case JAR and BAT. Our next step is to place the letters of each word in the diagram of squares, crossing or joining them at right angles on a common letter, just as in a crossword puzzle.

Of course, each word must read from top to bottom or from left to right one letter to each blank square, in proper sequence and without skipping any squares. In this Sample Puzzle, the common letter is Our aim is to fit the letters of each word into the diagram of squares so as to hit the Jackpot or get as close as we can. In this Sample Puzzle the Jackpot score is 17. The way we reach this score is as follows: In this puzzle each letter is worth 1 point when placed in a WHITE square, and the letters that fall into GRAY squares are worth 5 points. Let's take Example 1 below.

There, only one letter fell into a GRAY square. The four other letters plus one GRAY letter netted us 9 points. Thus we missed by 8 points. In Example 2, however, we hit 17, the "Jackpot" score! Here, two letters fell in the WHITE squares and three letters in GRAY squares, giving us three 5-point letters and two 1-point letters. Catch on? (Each square counts only once even where you have filled in a letter that is the joining letter for both a horizontal and vertical word.) Note: It doesn't matter which word you fill in horizontally or vertically so long as they link up properly and give you the Jackpot Score or as close to that score as possible.

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