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NEW YORK BONDS OIL Continued NEW Jan. 27 (P) are today's high, low and closing prices on representative list of bonds on lion New York Stock and American Exchanges: Closing over the counter U.S. government Treasury bonds: Bid Asked NC Yield 28 54-52 99.26 99.28- 2.09 HEHE 25 28 54-52 55-53 55-53 99.21 99.12 99.31 100.1 99.16 99.23- 2.18 2.16 2.15 100.6 100.10 1.16 28 53 100.2 100.4 1.80 56-54 100.30 101.2 1.46 60-55 102.20 102.24 1.55 58-56 100.10 100.14- 2.35 59-56 98.22 98.26- 2.44 59-56 103.24 104.00 1.61 HA 58 59-57 99.22 99.22 99.26 99.26- 2.41 2.41 63-58 105.12 105.20 1.65 HA 62-59 62-59 97.00 97.00 97.4 97.4 2.58 2.59 65-60 106.22 106.30 1.80 67-62 97.12 97.16- 2.71 68-63 96.24 96.28- .74 69-64 96.6 96.10- .78 69-64 96.00 96.4 2.79 70-65 95.24 95.28- 2.80 71-66 95.18 95.22- 72-67 95.10 95.14- 2.80 95.12 95.16- 72-67 95.10 95.14- 2.80 Prices quoted in dollars and thirtyseconds. T-Subject to Federal taxes but not to State income taxes. CORPORATION BONDS Sales (in $1000) High Last Alum 64 17 101 Am FP 55 2030 5 Do 4.80s 87....

11 651 Am 63.. 64 71 12 Do 73.... 1031 103 103 Do 61.... 20 115 115 8 Do 16 80. 15 Do 86 86 Am Tob 77..

17 101 101 101 Do 38 62.. 12 101 101 Do 3s 69. ACL 45 80. 101 101 101 Atl Ref 66.. 22 65 95 11 91 91 Do 58 75 5 Do 5s 95 19 Do 58 96 M.

55 Do 5s 2000 K. 6 Do cV 4128 2010 71 73 73 Do 48 75. 5 4880 18 Do SW 58 80. 86 Bell Pa 58 60.. Beth StI 70 10 Bos Me 70., 62.

62 Do 4s 60. 76 Can 48 perp. CenGa 73 73 Do 48 95. 83 83 83 CRRNJ 87.. 66 57 73.

1041 Do 96 8 inc 97.... 32 CGW 45 88. 90 90 90 CMSPP 36 80 80 Do CV 2044 32 67. 48 94 2 Ch US 63. 99 17 10 101 101 Cin Un 74 96.

96 96 Cit Sve 3s 77... CI El mi 38 70.. COCSL 77.. 44 78 78 Com Ed 3s 77... Con Ed cv 3s 63 10 156 156 156 CGE Ba cv 37 Con Nat Cons 75..

Del 63. Del 48 2042 1 88 88 88 Det Ed 76.. Do cv 38 58... 17 1217 Do 35 70.... 3 Dow Ch cv 3s 82 29 107 107 Erie 2015.

6 81 81 Firestone 35 61. 24 101 101 Fla Goodrich EX 5s 74. 5 65 21 99 99 Gt Nor 31s 90N 2015 A 90 90 90 Hud 5s 62.... 5 rig 5s 57.. 10 621 621 Do inc 58 57...

5 29 66. 17 Stl cv 20 Int Naj 65 52 28 773 771 771 Do 5s 65 30 1041 1041 KO Sou 45 75.... 17 104 103 LV 74.. 87 87 87 Do 45 4s 72 72 72 Do 2003 67 67 2003 Ma Manati Cen 60. 43 57.

97 MKT aj 5s 67... 54 83. Do 1st 48 90... 93 Mo 49... 227 985 Do 53 65 10 Do 5s 77 77 Do 55 78 G.

Do 58 80 Do 55 81 35 116 116 Do 48 75. 126 55. 26 101 101 101 Nat Dai 70 6 Nat Stl 82.. 991 NOTM 5s 54.... 5 NYC 58 2013.

110 84 Do 2013.. 139 761 761 Do 45 98. 97 71 713 NYCHR 97. 77. NYNH s2022 54 Do 45 2007.

18 72 NYOW 48 92. 8 Do 55 Nort 4s 96. 118 118 118 Nor 3s 2047... 741 38 74 974 Pen RR 58 68... 10 109 65..

Do 81.. 20 Phil El 67.. 97 96 Rdg 31s 95. Reyn Tob 38 73. 8tL SP 2022 28 93 Do 48 97..

Shell 71. 16 923 Sinclair wi 552 106 Soc-Vao 76 11 91 85 5 911 80 Pac 69.. 33 104 Do 81. 10 Do Or 15 5ou Ry 58 94. 1201 1201 Do 48 56.

1023 80 Ind cv 18 1091 SO NJ 71.. 903 Tex Corp 3s 65.. 15 20 102 Th Ave 58 60.... 14 14 14. Do 48 60 Un Oil cv 16 107 107 107 Un Pac 91..

3 87 87 87 Un Gas 72.. 10 HAY PRICES Federal-State Market News Service Alfalfa: U.S. No. 1, 35.00 36.00: No. leafy.

33.000 U.S. No. 02 green, 31.50 32.50; U.S. No. 2, 29.50 Grain hay: No.

1 barley, 36.00@38.00; oats, 44.00 45.00. TEXTILE TRADE NEW YORK, Jan. 27 (P)-A good demand for the popular 80 square print cloth persisted in the cotton textile market today. Offerings were tight, and the price advanced cent to cents a yard. The wool goods market was quiet.

Rayon goods were featureless. 61000) High Low Last Va 75 Wab 91.. 84 84 84 Walworth 76 3. 81 81 War Pet 66 5 Sh 45 2361.. 13 67 Md 69 10 West Un 5s 60.

31 Wh Stl cv 65 20 Wilson 36 58. Wis Cen 45 49.. 16 FOREIGN BONDS Australia 66 Do 89 891 Do 56.... Do Belgium 55. 111 111 111 Canada 861.

Chile 93. Colomb 3s 52 52 52 Copenh 5s 52.. 92 Cuba Gt Denmark EP 7s 54st 55 98 98 Grk 65 68 pt pd Ital Con 78 47 43 It Ut 38 77.. 43 Italn 35 77. Japan 64st 791 Do 54.

2 66 66 Do 65. 110 110 58 59.. 11 Norway 65.. Do 45 63... Orient 6s 63st Do 68 53..

Do 65 65 65 Do 58.... Peru 65 60.. Sao PC 57st 49 49 49 Serbs Shiny El Cs 78 62.. 80 80 Taiw EP 71 Tokyo 65 Do 61.. 1081 Tokyo EL 65 63st Do 65 53.

Yokohama 68 61. 115 115 115 'AMERICAN DOMESTIO BONDS Appal El 101 101 101. Beth Stl 65 98. Bos Ed 70A Chi Tr Au 911 45 93A Do 4s 93 60 Ital Pw ct Pub Sv 6898 145 145 145 So Cal Ed 3s 65 Spalding 5s 89. 6 AMERICAN FOREIGN BONDS Medellin Col 7851 10 Nipp EIPw 4 131.

131 131 Peru 1997 5 Sapph Pet 55 62 86 86 86 Do 45 46 2d st 142 140 140 Stinn 48 46 3d st 13 State Mutual Assets Climb At the 64th annual meeting of stockholders of the State Mutual Savings Loan Association President H. R. Erkes reported that the accounts of savers and investors had increased $4,484,610 in 1952 and that the assets of the association had reached a total of 955,543. Directors H. R.

Erkes, Paul Fussell, William Rhodes vey, Henry T. Mudd, Stuart O'Melveny, James B. Speed and F. S. Wade were re-elected.

Kaye-Halbert Corp. Reports for Quarter Kaye television manufacturer of Culver City, yesterday announced net profit for the three months ended Dec. 31, last, of $60,414, equal to 43 cents a share on the 137,825 shares of common stock outstanding, after provision of $55,000 for Federal taxes on income. comparative figures are available. S.F.

EXCHANGE SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 27 (P)-Representative stocks: Sales High Low Last N.Ch. Ang Cal Bk 300 CalambaSug 300 Calav Cem 100 Cen Eureka 100 1.25 1.25 1.25.... Doming Oil 400 700 Golden Sta 500 Do pi 30 72 72 Hawaii Pine 500 Ida Md Mn 2000 1.70 1 60 1.60 05 Leslie Salt 50 Matson Nay 300 4 3300 78 75 75 Oceanic Oil 600 Olas Sugar 200 2.90 2 90 2.90 .65 Oliver Fil Pac Pac Cst Tel Agg 100 10 San Maur 1000 08 .08 08. UtahIdaSug 300 3 Victor Equip 100 Westates 2500 .53 53 .05 Do pf 600 Yellow Cab 200 Shares, value.

$788,347. S.F. MINES SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, 27 (P)-Mining stocks (in cents): Red Manhattan Hill Con. 2000 4000 13 13 Tonopah Divide 1000 TREASURY STATUS WASHINGTON, Jan. 27 -The posttion of the Treasury, Jan.

23, compared with corresponding date a year ago (000 omitted): Jan. 23, '53 Jan. 23, '52 Net budget 385,413 $290,810 Budget 275,799 154,038 Cash balance 5,112,499 3,309,133 Cus. rec. for mo.

38,594 32,533 Bast. rec. As. yr. 30,573.540 27,202.030 Bdet.

exp. fs. yr. 40,628,257 35,037,484 Budget deficit 10.054,716 7,835,454 Total debt 267,274,761 259,322,001 Inc. over pre.

day 3.644 Gold assets 23,086.613 22.871.819 nomic Stabilization Agency. According to newspaper and trade paper accounts, Geis said, policy levels of OPS decided no general increase in West Coast petroleum prices is warranted on the facts as presented. OPS apparently concluded that a crude shortage is caused by military requirements and any relief should be granted only to suppliers of those products, Geis wrote. Their indicated solutions: divert further the military demand from the West Coast to other areas or permit the military to pay premium prices for its California requirements, or subsidize those who import oil. "This committee considers the OPS position to be the result of utterly fallacious reasoning," he told DiSalle.

"None of these expedients will the petroleum scarcity in California. In addition, they violate the spirit, if not the letter, of the Defense Production Act of 1950." Only Adequate Solution NEWS from 14th Page Quibbling over whether the military demand causes a shortage, or whether there is some other cause, begs the real question and the real responsibility of the stabilization agency, namely, the increase of productive facilities, he said. OPS in suggesting unsound and impractical substitutes is not discharging its responsibility, to encourage increased petroleum production capacity in California by realistic price ceilings. "There is no other panaceathe one solution to the petroleum problem in California is an adequate upward adjustment in price ceilings," Geis concluded his letter to DiSalle. Rosedale Ranch Standard Oil Co.

of California caught the Kern County oil fraternity by surprise with completion of a lightly regarded outpost test at Rosedale Ranch for more than 300 barrels of oil a day. Standard completed KCL 31 No. 12 on Sec. 1, 29-26, on the pump for 306 barrels daily of 18-gravity oil, cutting Production is from 4194-4355 feet in the basal Etchegoin sand. Standard originally took the test hole all the way to basement, bottoming at 10,812 feet in granite.

American Gas Split Approved NEW YORK, Jan. 27-Stockholders of American Gas Electric Co. today approved a 2-for-1 split of the common stock. The split is to become effective Jan. 29.

The stock dividend declared in October at the rate of one share of $10 par stock for each 40 held will be payable March 10 to stock of record Feb. 2. This dividend will be paid with two shares of new five dollar par stock for each one share of the old $10 stock that would have been distributed had the split not taken place. L.A. LIVESTOCK Federal-State Market News Service CATTLE Salable, 1000: steers fairly plentiful with few loads heifers and moderate run of cows; high good and choice steers and heifers scarce; slow, all classes about steady; few loads commercial to low choice fed steers, 20.00 19.00 24.00; few commercial and good heifers.

22.00; utility cows. 15.00 17.00; canners and cutters, 12.00 14.50; utility bulls: 19.00 22.50; medium and good fleshy feeder steers and yearlings. 20.00 22.00; few good yearling heifers, 20.00. CALVES -Salable, 150; few sales weak. bulk heavy calves unsold, commercial and good under 400-pound calves, 20.00 23.00.

600: moderately tive, about steady; choice 1 grain teds lacking early; medium and choice 2 and 3 195-264 pounds, 18.00 19.00: few 194-240 pounds, 19.50 20.00; some held higher; 255-315 pounds. 17.00 17.50: choice 370-500 pounds, SOWS, 14.50 15.00; odd 390 pounds, 15.50. SHEEP- Salable, none; market untested. SHIP MOVEMENTS TS AT HARBORS HERE Compiled by Marine Exchange. Refer to steamship companies for dock time, rates, reservations and ports of call Vessel Berth American 175 Binghampton Victory 97 C- Trader 135 Canche (Pr Corrientes (Br.) 53 Cape Grafton (Br.) 231 Ceres (Pan.) LB-12 Dalerdyk (Dutch) 190 Defoe (Br.) 232-E Fairport .176 George Olson 224 James Cook (Tkr.) John Goode (Tkr.) 150 Lurline .156 Lombok (Dutch) 179 Lumberlady LB-31 Mormacland 232-B Mormacsun 232-A North Beacon Nimertis (Lib.

Thr.) 120 Nissei Maru (Jap.) LB-10 Oliver Olson 224 Santa Flavia 53 Ulua 147 Wideawake LB-18 Wayne Victory 229 Washington LB-9 Yokohama (Jap.) LB-54 Yung Hung (Chinese) 160 Vessel Atomena (Swed.) California Standard Fairhope Marine Arrow Steel Chemist Sierra Wellesley Victory Vessel Awobasan Maru (Jap.) Agamemnon (Br.) Colina (Tkr.) Cynthia Olson Duke Victory Ekefors (Swed.) Flying Eagle Gulfbrand (Tkr.) Hawaiian Packer Illinois (Tkr.) K. Haddipateras Lisholt (Nor.) Mississippi (Tkr.) Pacific Wave (Pan.) Santa Maria (Tkr.) Tullahoma (Tkr.) Welsh Prince (Br.) Fessel. From Massmar, Portland Lurline, Honolulu C- Trader, Reedsport Ulua, Puerto Armuelles Vessel. For Gretna Victory, New Orleans Shoryu Massmar, Maru. New York Yokohama 1 LOCATION OF BERTHS Outer WEATHER REPORT OFFICIAL (For Wednesday, Jan.

28, 1958) FORECAST Los Angeles and Vicinity: Mostly clear weather today and tomorrow. Dry northeast winds becoming locally strong and gusty near canyons. Warmer today with high Southern California: Mostly clear, sunny weather today and tomorrow. Local patches of fog late night and early mornins hours winds south and, central coast. Dry northeast locally strong and gusty canyons and mountain ridges.

Warmer most of western portion today. Southern California Coastal and InValleys: Clear weather today and tomorrow. Dry northeast or north winds becoming Slightly strong warmer and gusty near canyons. afternoons. Southern California Mountain Areas: weather today and tomorrow.

Dry northeast winds becoming strong and gusty at times. Little change in temperatures. Southern California Interior and Desert Regions: Clear weather today and tomorrow. Little change in temperatures. High today about 63 to 73 upper valleys, 73 to 83 lower valleys.

Northerly winds 15 to 25 m.p.h. at times Colorado River Valley and locally rusty, elsewhere. Arizona: Mostly clear weather today tomorrow. A little cooler most sections today. Windy north and west portions today and possibly tomorrow.

WIND AND WEATHER Point Conception to San Diego: Winds licht variable night and morning hours becoming southwest 8 to 15 m.p.h. in afternoon today and tomorrow, but localnortheast 20 to 30 m.p.h. at times from Malibu to Port Hueneme. Mostly clear weather but patches early morning fog south of Point Fermin, Locally warmer this afternoon. WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY Strong high pressure continues over Nevada and Utah, connected by ridge across Northern California to another high pressure ares centered about 300 miles west of San Francisco.

Moderate flow of dry air across Southern California from the interior toward the coast. A strong low pressure area lies about 900 miles south of Kodiak Island. NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY In the Pacific Northwest strong high pressure has scattered built up and light. precipitation Southbeen and In ern California and Arizona winds have again become easterly, producing bright, weather and higher temperatures. Elsewhere temperature changes small except for good drop in minimums in Nevada, resulting from clearskies.

In the Rocky Mountain region and over the Great Plains temperatures dropped considerably with Cheyenne and Casper remaining below freezing all day. In the meantime. Missis- the mild spell has moved east of the sippi. Outside of light to moderate rain in the Ohio Valley, no precipitation of consequence has fallen anywhere in the United States east of the Cascade Mountains. LOCAL TEMPERATURES Tuesday's maximum and minimum temperatures at Southern California stations as reported to the Los Angeles office of the U.S.

Weather Bureau were as follows: Station- Max. Min. Los Angeles 74 43 Beaumont 65 32 Bishop 76 65 21 44 Burbank Catalina Airport Culver City 41 Daggett 36 El Long Centro Beach 46 Airport Mt. Wilson 40 Needles 42 Newport 61 42 Palmdale 24 Springs Pasadena 40 Paso Riverside Robles 27 35 San Bernardino 35 Sandberg 30 San Diego 45 San Pedro Gabriel 78 39 46 Santa Barbara 72 43 Santa Monica 62 43 Thermal 79 42 Torrance 73 45 UCLA 72 40 TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION TUESDAY PrecipiStation- Max. Min.

tation Abilene 77 55 Albuquerque 56 Amarillo Bakersfield 58 35 Bismarck 21 12 Boise 40 24 Boston 31 16 Brownsville 78 Buffalo Charleston 36 Cheyenne 31 Chicago Cincinnati 55 Denver 42 Des Moines 39 Detroit 31 Dodge City El Duluth Eureka Flagstaff Paso Ft. Worth Fresno Grand Junction 46 28 Helena 35 20 Honolulu 63 Houston Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas City Knoxville 60 Little Rock 54 Medford Memphis 68 Miami Minneapolis 19 York 42 North Platte 46 Oklahoma City 56 Omaha Pendleton Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Pocatello Portland. Me. 30 Portland. Or.

Rapid City Reno 15 Roswell. 49 Sacramento 56 36 St. Louis 45 33 Salt Lake 26 San Antonio San Francisco Seattle Spokane Springfeld, Mo. Tampa Tucson Washington 32 Williston Winslow Winnemucca 23 Yellowstone Yuma ALASKAN STATIONS Anchorage -16 Fairbanks -28 -49 Juneau 10 1 VITAL RECORD MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED ACUNA-NAVARRO. E.

Jr. 21, C. 22. AGUILAR-DOMINGUEZ. D.

54, M. 47. ALVARADO E. 23, L. 18.

AOTO SEKI. Y. 73. A. 63.

BARNHART- PARSONS. H. 40, A. 33. WIDE.

R. 23, 8. 20. -HESCHE. R.

23, M. 21. BAUER- SCHAFER. R. 23, 23.

J. 29, R. 26. BORELLI- WOOD F. 29, 22.

BRANIGAN 22. P. 19. CAREY- CARREON. T.

26, D. 22. BURKE AHR. D. 21, 17.

COLE- J. M. CRONE OLIPHANT. D. 20, R.

19. PARUN. R. 22, E. 23.

B. 18. M. 18. DOMINGUEZ-ELLISON.

L. 31, D. 27. FITZPATRICK. E.

48. K. 51. FREGOSO- GAMA. M.

32, A. 35. FUCHS--FEE. J. 43.

E. 40. C. 24, V. 19.

F. 39. V. 30. GOLDEN- SHAPIRO.

22, 8. 20. DONATONI. A. 19, J.

16. HAHN- -HETRICK. 21, B. 20. 21.

HALE E. 17. HARRISON -KELL. C. 35, E.

35. HAYNES HOGUE. L. 24. M.

26. HECKERT C. 25, G. 23. HENRY- SAINT.

R. 23. 5. 22. JOHNSON- ROSE.

V. 54. 40. JONES TURNBOUGH. E.

J. 18. LARAYA- -TUAZON. E. 48, LEE- WONG.

D. 27, 25. -KRAMEL. A. 36.

M. 35. J. 27, 30. MacDONALD- SWAN.

J. 28, E. 27. MACHADO CANO. R.

21, 17. MANZO BOLTON. L. 26. G.

30. MARASCO CICERO. A. 18. MARTIN- D.

23, J. 20. McDANIEL -WENGEL. G. Jr.

30, L. 29. MILLS HILL. J. 34, P.

24. MORGAN- JOHNSON. R. 30. N.

29. "Change of Life Made Me Scream at My Husband" writes Mrs. A. New York, N. Y.

"Now don't suffer from "hot flashes' and nervousness feel fine," she adds, If you, too, are suffering from the irritable, restless feelings and hot flashes of change of life ten! In tests by doctors Lydia Pinkham's Compound and Tablets gave relief of such functionally. caused distress in and (respectively) of the cases! Compiete or striking relief! Yes! Research has proved these medicines thoroughly modern in the relief give from those nervous, "out of sorts" feelings of mid-life "change" Get Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound or new Tablets with added iron! (Wonderful, too, for functional pains of monthly menstrual periods.) It nets through sympathetie A distress nervous of system "heat to relieve Weather Conditions January 27, 1953 CAN DA LOW COLD BISMARCK 452 AND HELENA 21 35 40 DETROIT. YORK BOISE 55 43 (HIGH) CHEYENNE 37 DES 139 MOINES CHICAGO 56 31 38 OMAHA 55 50 LAKE SAN FRANCISCO 42 DENVER ACHITA LOUD 62 52 WEATHER SHIP (HIGH) (LOW MEMPHIS OKLAHOMA CITY 60 LOS ANGELES 73 56 PHOENIX WORTH High Temperatures and Areas 71 NEW ORLEANS of Precipitation Expected Wednesday 30 30 10 0 201 0 10 30 ME Y. WEATHER FRONTS RAIN SNOW WARM COLD 70 OCCLUDED STATIONARY I WIND MAX. TEMPERATURE 60 NATION'S WEATHER- This map shows weather conditions throughout United States yesterday.

It is based on information received from United States Weather Bureau. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED NYSTROM D. 20, M. 18. O'STEEN-HARRIS.

S. 29, P. 26. PEREZ CHAVEZ. W.

22. E. 22. PETERSON COCKERELL. J.

28, E. 20. RANKIN- W. Jr. 21, A.

20. RICE- A. 22, M. 23. RIOS -BAILEY.

G. 20, 27. SHAW- JELEN. P. 63, E.

51. RODIGER- GLENN. W. 28, G. 21.

SINGH- SEGURA. H. 26, D. 27. SORENSON- STANTON-GERAGHTY.

31, 45, J. 28. STOFFEL R. 20, R. 19.

STUART- LANE. V. 22, B. SYPHER C. 28, 33.

TAYLOR RENECKE. H. 31. 8. 28.

EDDINGS. L. 33, D. 33. TURNBOUGH- E.

Jr. J. 18. VAHRADIAN- BEYNON. J.

24, VIRGILLO-MAXSENE. 38. 31. WECKLER- 28, 28. WILLIAM- GLANCY.

L. 24, P. 21. WILLIAMS-LASSITER. C.

38, E. 27. DIVORCE SUITS FILED ALEXANDER. Elizabeth M. against Carl.

ALKANA. Arline F. against Joseph. ANNETT. Juanita R.

against Carl W. REGALDO. Catalina against Fred. BIEVER. Mary B.

against Adolphe F. BRUERE. Mary against Charles C. CABARLOC. Pedro C.

against Martha C. CARLSON. Gertrude P. against George. CRUZ.

Carole against Eleutirio. DAUGHERTY. Ray L. against Katherine. Estella against Joe.

DIXON. Rosa against James. EDMISTON. Dorothy against Samuel W. FAVREAU.

Eljiva against Conrad J. FINNER. Robert W. against Margaret J. FRAZER.

Theresa M. against Will E. GONZALES. Anne against Gilbert. GOODNIGHT.

Gladys against Curtis. GORDON. Arthur V. against Beatrice. GORDON.

Katherine against Jerry. GRANT. Ina D. Herman J. HALE.

John against Barbara HALLA. Sally L. against Rudolph HANDLER. Sarah against Sam. HARKNESS.

Barbara against Robert HAUCK. Petronella K. against Ralph HOUSE. George W. against Mildred.

HUGHES. Fay G. against Robert T. JENKINS. Maralyn J.

against Peter R. JOCK. Wanda M. against Leslie D. KLEMISH.

Corynne E. against Edward. Pearlie M. against Newton R. MACIEL.

Lola N. Jose N. MARIN. Anna M. against Leopoldo.

MELTZER. Sophie against Harry L. MEREDITH. Katherine against Lawson. MILLER.

Patricia D. against Wilbur L. MINTER. Joyce against Val. MUDAY.

Anna B. against George J. MURPHY. Hortense Robert. MURRAY.

Colleen D. against Philip L. NEEL. Roye W. against Marie E.

NELSON. Jessie M. against Thomas. NILES. Ruth M.

against Merle A. PEARSON. Elizabeth A. against James. RAMSEY.

Margaret G. against Robert L. RAVENSCROFT. Jean L. against Edward.

REGALADO. Catalina against Fred. SAENZ. Pedro against Anita. SCHWARTZ.

Emil against Regina. SCIACCA. Giovania against Vincenzo. SHIRK. Bernice G.

against Gothie H. SHELBY. Earline against Henry C. SHULTZMAN. Barbara E.

against James. SMITH. Frances E. against Dudley H. SMOTHERMAN.

Mary A. against Walter. STHAY. Mary M. against Rodney L.

STRAHAN. Robbie against John F. SULLIVAN. Margaret W. against Robert.

SWASEY. Elma B. against Edward Le TAYLOR. Milton against Ozella. TENZER.

Miriam against Robert N. THOMAS. Irma against Ira. TIERNO. Theresa R.

against Louts. VALENTI. Marian against Tony. WALKER. Evelyn against John.

WEBB. Perihan B. against Bob WILLIAMS. Robert Jr. against Barbara.

WILSON. Mary R. against Elmer P. ZOHN. Richard 8.

against John B. DIVORCES GRANTED BARRY. Charles E. Frances M. BENSON.

Betty J. from Keith W. BERSET. Bette L. from Elmer J.

BRANHAM. Jeanette from Carl C. BUNNETT. Lucille E. from Edwin K.

BYRNS. Eldon D. from Harriet Antonio. L. CALLEROS.

Elvira V. from CAMPBELL. Mariorie A. from John M. CLARK.

Marie from Lewis. DARNELL. Elroy E. from Eula M. DAVIS.

Ann from Harold A. DEETER. Eula B. from Louis D. DIXON.

Eleanor B. from James M. FINSTAD. Ruth S. from Chester FIORE.

Jeannette from Joe. GARDNER. Mary J. from Raymond GRAMROSA. Leah I.

from Angelo. HACKETT. Ann from Hugh F. HAGAN. Clarice G.

from William HARTLEY. Ruth A. from Thomas a. HAYES. Lela B.

from Edward C. HENRY. Zaniada N. from Margo J. HOLT.

John D. from Betty L. ISAACS. David M. from Kay D.

JAY. Gilbert from Evelyn J. JONES. KRUEGER. Kathryn Paul A.

G. from Gordon F. K. LANKFORD. Alleyne B.

from Aubrey LAURO. Joan from Vincent A. LONG. MAVAR. Gladys Stella L.

from from Anton Samuel p. McDERMOTT. Sarah from James. OPPERMAN. PILKINGTON.

Evelyn Robert P. H. from from Wesley Daisy PINTO. Maurice from Norma. PRIEST.

Charlie O. from Lessie. RAGLAND. G. Glendine from Charles W.

SPROUSE. Mary L. from James W. STEINER, Lorna C. from Albert H.

STREICH. Alice from Arthur W. TINNERMAN. Irene M. from Edward C.

TORGUSEN. Sue from John TOSE. Marcia from Roy. WEISS. Inge P.

from Edward WESTMORELAND. Bobbie E. from Tom. WIGFIELD. John S.

from Anna M. WRIGHT. Edith I. from Howard C. WRIGHT.

Viola from Byron F. Deaths, Funeral Announcements ADAMS, Robert beloved husband of Nettie A. Adams, brother of Grace Fork, grandfather of Evelyn Halford and Ned Hicks. Services Thursday at 11 a.m. in the Church of the Recessional.

Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. AVERY. Judge Russ Avery, Services 2 p.m. today at First Congregational Church, 6th and Commonwealth Streets. Interment Private.

Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, directors. BAILIFF. Ralph of Arcadia, Jan. 27. Private services Thursday, January 29.

11 a.m., at White-Emerson Co. Chapel, Whittier. BARRY, Michael, beloved brother of Julis Koich. Helen Rojas, Mildred Wooten. Daniel George and Ross D.

Barry. Rosary this evening. 8 o'clock. at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. Mass Thursday, 9 a.m..

at St. Paul's Church. Washington and Bronson. BLACK. Minnie loving sister of Lorne C.

Black. Services today, 1 p.m., at UtterMcKinley's Wilshire Chapel. Please omit flowers. BRADY, Col. David John, beloved husband of Maud S.

Brady, father of Frances M. and Caroline A. Brady, brother of Mrs. Fred B. Wilder.

Services 10 a.m. Friday at St. Thomas Episcopal Church, 7501 Hol. lywood Boulevard. Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hills, directors.

Deaths, Funeral Announcements BRADY, Rev. Edward pastor of St Cecilia Church. Rosary Friday evening. 7 o'clock, at St. Cecilia Church.

Office of Dead Friday evening. 8 o'clock. St. Cecilia Church. Solemn Mass of Requiem Saturday, 10 a.m., at St.

Cecilia Church. Interment Newport, Herkimer County. New York. ningham O'Connor, directors. BRANFMUIR, Lazuras.

Services Thursday, 10 Groman Mortuary. CARA. Lydia Carison, beloved mother William L. Cars. aunt of Virginia Cali MacIntyre and Madelyn Rule.

Services Thursday at 10 a.m. in the Bethel Temple, 1250 Bellevue Los Angeles. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary, Hollywood Hills. COHEN, Max. Malinow Simone, directors.

COHEN, Sarah. Interment Chicago. Jaffe Memorial in charge. RI-0381. COLLINS, Mrs.

Lydsh May, San Marcos, San Gabriel, January 27. loving wife of J. Forrest Collins. Funeral services, 2 p.m.,. Thursday at the Du Bels Funeral Home, 116 North San Gabriel Boulevard San Gabriel.

CONRY, Anna L. Requiem Mass today, 9 a.m., at St. Ambrose Church. Cunningham O'Connor, directors. CORNFELDT, Charles beloved hus band of Sarah Cornfeldt, loving father Betty Laskin and Conrad J.

Cornfeldt, brother of Jeanette hantz and Sadye Halperin. Max, ward and Mike, also survived by grandchildren. Services today, 1 p.m., at wood Cemetery Chapel. GromaD Mortuary, directors. DAVIS, Mrs.

Ursula M. Requiem Mass today, 9 a.m., at Good Shepherd Church. Beverly Hills. Cunningham O'Connor Hollywood, directors. De CARDO, Walton beloved husband of Esther De Cardo, father of Elyse Franklin and William Dornisch, son of Mary Card, grandfather of Wale ton Dornisch.

Services Thursday at 9:30 a.m. in the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. DODGE, Roy (Brownie), late of 2053 Bellvue Avenue, Glendale, loving husband of Margaret, brother of Pearl. Bessie and Sid.

Services Thursday, 11 a.m., Fillbach Burbank Funeral Home. ELY, William B. Mass today, 9 a.m., at Immaculate Conception Church. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary, directors. FRISON, Joseph F.

Requiem Mass today, 10 a.m., St. Thomas Church. Cunningham O'Connor, directors. GAINES, Alta M. Services Thursday, p.m..

Grace Chapel, Inglewood Park Cemetery, Edwards Brothers' Colonial directors. GOLDSMITH. Harry 0. Cremation private. Armstrong Family in charge, GORDON, Mr.

Eldon loving brother of Mrs. Mattie Rungan, uncle of Miss Winona Runyan, Keith and Lloyd Gordon. Services 3 p.m. today at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, 5959 Santa Monica Boulevard, Interment Huron, S.D. GORDY, Mrs.

Catherine, loving mother of Mrs. Zola Richardson, Mrs. H. J. Hollingsworth, John 8.

Gordy and David S. Taber. Funeral services today, 2 p.m.. at Erickson Brown Funeral Home. Taft, Cal.

Interment Westside tery. Cunningham O'Connor, rectors. GUSTAFSON, Emily, A. mother of Paul Mrs. Virgil Gustafson, sister of Services F.

Rydlund of Ft. Dodge, Ia. Thursday. 11 a.m., at the Chapel Cemetery. of W.

the Brown Chimes, Inglewood A. Son, directors. HALL. Nettie beloved mother of line Hall and Lyla Stutz. Services 1 p.m.

Thursday at Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hills, 417 North Maple Drive. HATFIELD. Clyde D. HUNT. Edwards Mrs.

Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. Emily Parsons, of San Me. rino, loving mother of Mrs. John R. G.

Thompson. Mrs. Steven Paul and Norman P. Hunt, sister of Mrs. Clara Hilton and Walter Parsons.

Private services were held Tuesday in the Chapel of Turner, Stevens Turner, Alhambra. HUTCHISON, Louisa beloved mother of Robert, Cedric and Theodore. Services at White's Funeral Home Garden Chapel. Azusa, Wednesday, Oakdale January 28 at 2:30 p.m. Interment KESHNEE, Memorial Park, Glendora.

Ben. Malinow Simons, directors. KOLMAN, Kate (formerly of Chicago), dear mother of Mildred Bailis, Mabel Services Rhine, Anna Kaplan and Morris. wood today, 2 p.m.. at HollyCemetery Chapel.

Jaffe Me. morial in charge. RI-0381. LEWIN, Samuel. LITTLE, Malinow Ida Cameron, Simons, beloved directors.

aunt of Mrs. Olive 11 D. Erdt. Services a.m. Thursday at Ute McDONALD.

ter-McKinley's Strother Hollywood. Elizabeth beloved wife of Wilma M. Tyrrell and Mrs. of Elizabeth Mrs. Robert McDonald, mother Griffin, also 1 grandchild.

Services Thursday, 3 p.m.. at Ut. ter-McKinles Cresse Highland Park. MeMANUS, Thelma. Services 10 a.m.

Thursday Pierce Brothers' Van Nuys. MIER. Rich formerly of Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. Little Services Church Friday at the 9 a.m.. in the of Flowers.

Interment Sacramento. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary, MILLER, Charles. Services today, 3 p.m. at Malinow Simons. MILLER.

Merton native of the State of Maine, graduate of Colby lege. class of 1890: donor of Miller Library, leaves widow, Georgia May Miller. Pacific Palisades, and nephews, John M. Reed and Robert P. Reed, Arcadia, Cal.

Funeral services Forest Lawn, Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. Interment at Forest Lawn. HOLLYWOOD Cemetery Crematory Memorial Park Columbarium Mausoleum EMETERY Chapel 6000 SANTA MONICA BOULEVARD HOLLYWOOD 9-1181 PERSONAL ATTENTION COSTS NO One of the Edwards brothers personally supervises every detail connected with a service, from the minute you call PRospect 8281. You will like this friendly appreciation of your need and the extra personal attention you get at Los Angeles' most beautiful funeral home. Edwards Brothers prices are as low or lower than those of any other funerat home.

EDWARDS BROTHERS Los Angeles' Colonial Mortuary Finest Mortuary -where the cost is no more Los Angeles 17 JAN. 28, 1953-Part I CALENDAR Today United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association convention, Statler, all day. Kiwanis Club luncheon, Biltmore Music Room. Exchange Club luncheon, Biltmore Conference Room 8. Democratic National Committee breakfast, Biltmore Conference Room 4, 8:45 a.m.

Catholic Press Council quet, Biltmore Bowl, 7 p.m. Writing Courses Set Courses for writers, ranging from those who wish to write for popular magazines or technical journals to those who would write for children, are announced for the spring mester of evening study at University of California Extension, 813 Hill St. Sun, Moon, Tide Deaths, Funeral Announcements MOESSMER, Lillian D. (Messmer), wife of Fred P. D.

Moessmer mother Dorothy Moessmer Pendleton sister and of Guy Fred portal Hacker. Services Friday 10 a.m. 1p the Little Church of the Flowers. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. MONKS, Leslie Claude (also known Les De Silva), Services Thursday.

1 p.m.. Armstrong Family. MORGAN, Earl beloved husband Jean Sorenson, also survived by Katherine Morgan, loving father of grandchildren. Services 12 noon Thursday Pierce Crenshaw, 4601 Crenshaw Boulevard. MUSCENTE, Angelina Tocce, Frank, Albert and Joseph Muscente, Mrs.

Sabina Runfgla and Mrs. Gioria Pelliccino; also survived by grandchildren. Solemn Requiem High Mass today, 10 a.m., at San Gabriel Mission Church, Wens Di Stefano, directors. NANES, Rabbi Saul Issac. Services 2 p.m.

today, at the Congregation Srere, 2501 East 2nd Street, Glasband Mortuars, directors. NORINS, Martin beloved husband of Ruth Norins, brother N. Laskowitz, Lee Stark, Jeanne, William, Russell and Edward Norins. Services today, p.m., at Holly. wood Cemetery Chapel.

Groman Mortuary, directors. OWENS, Charles January 27, 1953. Funeral services Thursday, 11 a.m., at Renaker Chapel, Buena Park. Interment Angelus Abbey Mausoleum. PARENT, Myles Newton.

beloved father of Ada Packer, Edward, William and Clarence Parent. brother of Della Cox. also survived by 9 dren. Strictly private services Thursday. 1 p.m..

Utter Viewpark. PREBLE, Mr. Fred beloved husband of Mrs. Maebelle Preble, brother of Mr. Armand Preble.

Services p.m. today Pierce Brothers' Hollywood. 5959 Santa Boulevard. QUIGLEY, Mrs. Elizabeth loving mother of Robert Roger B.

and James H. Quigley. Rosary this evening. 8 o'clock at St. Ambrose Church.

Requiem Mass Church. Thursday, 10 Interment a.m., at Holy St. Cross Ambrose ningham O'Connor, directors. QUIST, Signe, beloved mother of Gladys Quist, sister of Helga Nelson, sisterin-law of Helms Ortenblad. Services Thursday 1 p.m.

in the of the Recessional. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. RACEK. Harold (Hal), of 627 Calle Miramar. Redondo, beloved husband of Peggy, father of Dr.

H. Scott Racek of San Pedro, formerly cement contractor. Funeral services will be conducted at the H. R. Halverson Mortuars, San Pedro, Thursday, 2 p.m.

In lieu of flowers. please contribute to American Heart Association. REILLY. Mrs. Rose of 1216 Sanborn Avenue, loving wife of William J.

Reilly. sister of Mrs. Beatrice McDowell. Rosary this evening, 8 o'clock, St. Francis of Assisi Church.

Requiem Mass Thursday, 9 a.m., at St. Francis of Assisi Church. lace E. White Howard J. Callanan.

directors. REYMOND, Jeanne. beloved wife of Frank loving aunt of Jeanne G. Faure. Antonio Prigmore and Henri Guerin.

Rosary tonight. 7 p.m.. in Godeau Martinoni's Crystal Chapel. Fu. neral Thursday, 8:30 a.m., from the chapel.

Mass 9 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Church. Interment vary. SABO, John E. Services Thursday, 2:30 p.m., Armstrong Family, SILVERTON, Theress, beloved mother of Seymour, Myron and Juliet H.

Services today, 2 p.m., at the Home of Peace Mausoleum Chapel. Malinow Simons, directors. SNIDER, Sam. of 1401 West 51st Place. beloved husband of Addie loving brother of Mrs.

Paul Olson and John R. Snider, both of Amarillo, Tex. Services 3 p.m. Thursday at Pierce Los Angeles, 720 West Washington Boulevard. SOUERE, Jacob.

Services today, 11 a.m., Gro. TUCKER, beloved mother of man Mortuary, Mary Rae Ketchersid, Mary E. Grau. en. Betty Robinson and Lawrence M.

and Francis L. Tucker. Rosary Thursday evening. 8 o'clock, at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. Mass Friday, 9 a.m., at Our Lady of Loretto Church, 300 North Union Avenue.

VOJVODICH, Victor beloved husband of Edith M. Vojvodich, father of Zvonko Vojvodich. Services Thursday 3:30 p.m. in the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary.

WHITING, Perry, beloved husband of Marita Whiting, father of Ila of Alhambra, brother of Art Smith Redondo Beach and Effie Arrant. Masonic services 3 p.m. Friday at Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, 720 West Washington Boulevard. By 0.8. Coast and Geodetie Survey NOON Feb.

13 Feb. 20 Jan. 29 Feb. 6 WEDNESDAY, JAN. 38 Sun rises 6:53 a.m..

sets 5:20 p.m. Moon rises 4:21 p.m., sets 6:10 a.m. TIDES, LOS ANGELES Jan, Low High LOw High 28 1:49 2.1 7:52 6.0 3.9 29 2:22 1.9 8:26 5.9 9:14 4.0 31 3:30 9:28 5.5 10:45 2:57 1.8 8:58 5.8 10:17 Feb. 4:05 1.6 9:59 5.1 4:44 0.0 11:05 4:44 1.6 10:29 4.6 0.5 11.31 5:27 1.6 11:05 4.0 5:27 0.9 11:56 Tides are given in order of occurrence. First column denotes time and second column beight in feet above or below mean lower low water.

Light-face type denotes a.m., bisck-face p.m. Yesterday's water temperatures: Long Beach, 57; Santa Monica, 55. FUNERAL DIRECTORS REED TAPLEY GEIGER Myron W. Reed, John Tapley Myron Reed. Ruth Geiger ARE BUILDING A NEW MORTUARY SAME PHONE: PR-5151 TEMPORARY 950 W.

Washington CUNNINGHAM O'CONNOR ESTABLISHED 1898 Two Convenient Locations 8540 Melrose, Hollywood. BR-23201 850 West Washington PR-0291 BRESEE BROS. GILLETTE SIXTY YEARS OF FRIENDLY SERVICE 950 W. Washington Blvd. PR-5125 MORTUARY FOREST LAWN EVERYTHING IN TIME OF SORROW TELEPHONE CLEVELAND 6-3131 Forest Lawn Memorial-Park Assn.

Ine TEMPORARY MORTUARY WALLACE J. WHITE A HOWARD CALLANAN 915 W. WASHINGTON BLVD. PR-3249 W. A.

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27 Brooklyn Jan. 27 Baltimore A. H. Jan. Yokohama Jan.

27 Reedsport R. Chamberlin Co. Jan. 29 Reedsport Jan. San Francisco Line Jan.

27 Santiago Jan. 26 Liverpool Donaldson Line Jan. 28 San Francisco Jan. Jan, 25 Avonmouth Donaldson Line Jan. 31 San Francisco 15 Hueneme Madrigal Shipping Co.

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25 Charleston Arrow Line Jan. San Francisco Jan. 24 Astoria J. Olson Co. Jan.

Longview Jan. 27 Portland Richfield Oil Corp. Jan. Seattle Jan. 26 Seattle Wide Tankers Jan.

Seattle Jan. 27 Honolulu Matson Navigation Co. Jan. 28 Honolulu Jan. 25 Manila Java Pacific Hoegh Jan.

30 Francisco Jan. 26 Rainier Owens-Parks Lumber Co. Jan. 28 Rainier Jan. Buenos Aires Moore McCormack Line Jan.

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27 Mobile Lines Jan. 31 Jan. 27 27 New Portland York Kokusal States Lines Line Jan. Jan. 28 28 Francisco 23 Matarangas China Merchant Jan.

Line Jan. 31 Yokohama VESSELS DUE TO ARRIVE LAST NIGHT-(4 p.m. to Midnight) Berth From Operator Due to Sail Destination Duncan Bay Canadian Gulf Line Jan. 28 San Francisco 97 El Segundo Standard Oil Co. Jan.

28 LB-7 Yokohama Waterman SS Jan. 29 Mobile LB-5 San Francisco Far East Line Jan. 29 Hueneme LB-1 159 San Newport Francisco News Isthmian Line Jan. 30 Francisco Oceanic SS Co. Jan.

28 Honolulu New York Dichman Wright Pugh Jan. 28 Yokohama VESSELS DUE TO ARRIVE TODAY Berth From Operator Due to Sail Destination 188 San Francisco Mitsui Senpaku Jan. 29 New York LB-3 .238 Oakland Charleston Blue Funnel Line Jan. 29 San Francisco General Petroleum Jan. Portland 224 San Diego Oliver J.

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31 Powell River LB-2 San Francisco Line Jan. New York Port Arthur Gulf Oil Co. Jan. 28 Yokohama 159 San Francisco Matson Navigation Co. Jan.

30 Honolulu 172 Olympia The Texas Co. Jan. 30 Oakland Vancouver C. Hadjipateras Jan. 28 Liverpool Yokohama Ivaran Line Jan.

30 New York Anc. Freeport Texas Co. Jan. 28 Yokohama Anc. Manila Paular Maritime Jan, 28 New York .150 San Diego Union Oil Co.

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