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Los Angeles Part II-THURSDAY, JAN. 29,1953 WEATHER REPORT. OFFICIAL (For Thursday, Jan. 20, 1053) FORECASTS Los weather Angeles today and and Vicinitse tomorrow Mostly Little change in temperatures. odes about 80.

California: Mostly clear weather today and tomorrow. Locally winds mountain areas. Little chance in temperatures. Southern California Coastal and Inter. mediate Vallers: Clear weather sodas and tomorrow.

Locally windy near canTons. Little in Southern California Mountain Cleaz sunny weather today and Locally winds. Little change temperatures Southern 1 in lower little Arisonst chance or 220 WIND AND Point Conception to San Diego: Light variable winds night and morning hours and 10 to 15 m.p.h. mostly from southwest in afternoons today and tomorrow. Mostly olear weather and little change in temperatures.

WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY High pressure continues over Nevada and Northern California extending offshore to a high -pressure ares centered about 800 miles west of San Diego. weak trough of lower pressure lies along the Southern and Central California coast with flow of dry air over Southern California from the northeast. Strong Jow-pressure center approaching Vestera Canadian coast. NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY Rains continued in the Pacifie Northwest yesterday, falling heavily in coastal areas and tapering off east of the Cascades. Light to moderate rains fell in Northern California, Cool weather Ingered in the Southern Rockles but warming was reported in the Central and Northern Rockies.

Falling temperatures continued Southern Plains States after unseasonal high readings. Most sections of the nation east of the Mississippi River reported light to moderate rains yesterday, except in Northern New England, where heavy rain and were reported. Light snow also fell in the Great Lakes region. LOCAL TEMPERATURES -Wednesday's maximum and minimum temperatures at Southern California stations as Teported to the Los Angeles office 1ol- of the Weather Bureau were lows: Station- MAr. Min.

Los Angeles 51 Besumont 41 Bishop 20 Blythe 41 Burbank 40 Catalina Airport 59 Daggett 32 -El Centro 43 Long Beach 39 L.A. Airport 46 Mt. Wilson 48 Needles Newport Palmdale 18 Pasadena Palm Springs Paso Robles Riverside Sandberg San Bernardino a Diego San Pedro Ana 30 Santa Barbara 33 Santa Monica 48 Thermal 82 37 Terrance 80 42 TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION WEDNESDAY PrecipiStation- Max. Min. tation Abilene 61 Albuquerque 56 Atlanta 53 Bakersfleld 60 36 Bismarck Boise Boston .15 Brownsville Buffalo Charleston .05 Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Dodge City Duluth El Paso Eureka Flagstaff Ft.

Worth Fresno Grand Junction Helens Honolulu Houston Huron Indianapolis Jacksonville Kalispell Kansas City Knoxville Las Vegas Little Rock Medford Memphis Miami Minneapolis New Orleans New York .28 North Platte Oklahome City Omaha Pendleton Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh 60 Pocatello T. Portland. Me. 1.23 Rapid City Red Bluff Reno Sacramento St. Louls Salt Lake San Antonio San Francisco Seattle .51 Spokane .13 Springfield, Mo, Tampa Tucson Washington .03 Wichita Williston Winnemucca Winslow Yellowstone .05 Yuma 52 ALASKAN STATIONS Anchorage 1 -16 Fairbanks -45 Juneau 17 VITAL RECORD MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED ANDRADE- ALLIN-ANDERSON, McMULLEN.

B. 28, B. 21. P. 20, M.

18. BARNETT- B. 66, E. 54. BENNETT- JENNINGS.

J. 18. M. 19. BOLGER- CARLISLE.

L. Jr. 25, 22 BURNETTE -FENDRYCH. R. 19, B.

18. BUTLER- PABBO. W. 28. M.

27. CARTER STEWART. A. 22, B. 21.

CATES HIBBITS. G. 25, M. 20. CODY-ULVEDAHL.

B. 21, D. 20. COURCIER- GEBERT. J.

26. M. 23. CRAIG BROADY. J.

28. E. 24. CRONN-MAIN. F.

19, J. R. 16. GIBBS. D.

20, 20. ELIEGE HAAS. J. 21, D. 22.

ELLIS L. 22, 20. 27. ELLIS- JOHNSON. R.

27, ESPINOSA- -TORRES. R. 19. C. 19.

-ORTIZ. R. 24. G. 17.

FABER BELL. S. 35. F. 29.

FLORES OLMOS. N. 24, E. 20. GLANCE FITCH.

G. 23. 8. 18. GONZALES-ACOSTA.

J. 24. E. 17. 24.

GOODMAN- C. 20, D. GRIJALBA- MEDINA. 22. V.

19. HAAG- GRAY. C. J. 39.

GROBMAN- 18: 20, M. 18. HACKER CLARKE. B. 68, M.

63. HAENDIGES CAMPBELL. A. 60, J. 59.

HAHN- ROPER. G. 26. 8. 23.0 HALEY-HALEY.

C. 40, W. 33. HEUCK-MILBRAD. H.

20. 19. BASS. L. 24, F.

JARVIS JUNGE. F. 22, D. 17. JENKINS KOENIG.

8. 58. A. 62. JENSEN-FARRAR.

T. 21, N. 20. JUAREZ- D. 20, M.

18. KATZ NEWMAN J. 29, A. 20. KROMER- E.

18, H. 16. HUNT. J. 25.

G. 26. PAGE. D. 24.

F. 21. MARSHALL WEST. J. Jr.

28, G. 19. MASON- OAKES. D. Jr.

D. 19.1 MATHENY- SCHUBE. 27. 18. AMADON.

M. 40. N. 35. NEFE.

THOMSON. J. 42. A. 33.

NEWTON BERNIKER. M. 20, 19. NIELSEN- D. 16.

MONTEZ. L. 31, E. 26. PARKER- SAUNDERS.

R. 21. C. 16. PATALANO COKER.

A. 23. 20. PESTS AVAKIAN, G. 58.

41. PONZIO- 8. 39, QUINTANA STALK UP. P. 30, 25.

RETHWISCH- TIEMEYER. L. 26. KRAMER. J.

20, R. 29, A. 32. WALTON. H.

39. M. 37. SMITH. R.

24. J. SHAPER MARILLUS. 39, 18. SILVER 8.

SMITH- 29. 0. STAATS RAIDEN. A. 29, d.

21. STERN 50. HELDON. 20. 19.

TABONE BRIDGER. B. 24. M. 22.

JERMANE. W. 22. J. 18.

TODD- DONDANVILLE. J. 23. 23. 44, H.

53. VAWTER RICHARDS. D. 21, D. 21.

SI WALKER R. D. 25, G. 24. ROULEAU.

27, WOOLDRIDGE EVERLY. 27. 24. DIVORCE SUITS FILED ALLEN. Lela M.

against John D. Maude P. against O. BATTERBY. Louise R.

against Matthew. BELL. W. Gayle against William G. BENDY.

Lula against Ernest. BERNARD. Harry V. against Helen M. BERRY.

Juanita against Edward. BLAKE. Cecilia M. against Herman O. CAMERON.

Irene against Ray A. CARRASCO. Rachael against Raymond. CARPENTER. Luther against Julia.

DEARING. Eleanor against 8. DE DRAKE. MOTT. Norma M.

against Clayton. Pearl M. sgainst George. DURAN. Prances M.

against Rudolph. Weather Conditions January 28, 1953 CANADA LOW so HELENA 43 LOW MNNEAPOUS 140 YORE DEL 53 CHEYENNE OMAHA WICHITA ST. LOUIS 53 ALBUQUERQUEHIGH WORT High Temperatures Areas CORLEANS of Thursday 30 30 20 10 73 MEY. WEATHER FRONTS RAIN SNOW WARM COLD 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. DIVORCE SUITS FILED DUBRIN. Shirley against Stanley. EXUM. Vera M.

against Joe FIELDS. Aino against Reino E. FLANDERS. Barbara A. against George.

FOSTER. Albert D. Jr. against Hazel M. GARRIGUES.

Mary against Roy. GOODMAN. Celia against Albert Bert against Janice, GUTIERREZ. Roman H. against Betty.

HAMPTON. Alice M. against Cecil A. HARRIS. HEGSVOLD.

Florence Velva E. against against Christian Richard HERNANDEZ. Mary B. against Pedro. HILL.

Janet C. against Thomas W. HOERNER. Betty L. against Robert J.

Elizabeth against Newton L. JONES. Frances E. against John E. JONES.

Granville against Pinkie M. KERSKOVITZ. Bertha against Benjamin. KOMENAR. Veda A.

azainst Samuel, LAUGHLIN. Daisy P. against Jesse M. LOA, Esther against Arthur. LONDELIUS.

Phoebe R. against Walter. MARSHALL. Evelyn N. Arthur MARTINEZ.

Cecilia M. against Frank MASOIAN. Stella against Gabriel. McCLELLAND. Lucy M.

against James McCOLLOM. Zoe against Raymond McGEE. Paula J. against William MICHAELSON. Bessie against Simon.

MOSLEY. Lurleve against Elef. MYERS. Bessie against Stephen, NEWMAN. Earl against Ola B.

NIZ. Margaret against John. OMAN. Paul against Helen. PERISICH.

Betty A. against George L. PURVIS. Helen against Douglas. REMPEL.

Velma H. against Abraham RICH. Pauline P. against Wayne A. RISING.

RIDDLE. Emma L. against James Anne T. against Arthur E. SANTANA.

Ruth against Luis A. SCHAEFFER. Mary J. against James T. SCHWAB.

Wilhelmina against Herschel. SIPSEY. Dorothy swainst Charles H. STEWART. Bertha A.

against James. STILLWELL. Maxine L. against Paul D. STORY, Lucile A.

against Claire P. STREET. Mary C. against William SMALL. Frank C.

against Louise T. TANDRUP. G. William against Rose. TAYLOR.

TROWBRIDGE. Dorothy M. against Kenneth. Beverly against Ronald. TURNER.

Carrie S. James H. WALDORFA Alma M. against Lynn E. WALTER.

Harry against Betty. WASSERMAN. Minnie against Irving. WILLIAMS. Guy A.

against Katherine. WORMSER. George R. against Ann I. ZALL.

Alice against Morton. DIVORCES GRANTED ARMSTRONG. Bettie G. from Albert ARNOLD. BASSETT.

Walter Phyllis E. R. from Carolyn S. Robert K. BIRLEM.

Amber E. from Mason F. BUSH. Gladys from Roy C. CAIN.

Pearl C. from Silas M. CARTER. Adams D. from Susie M.

CHESTNUT. Muriel W. from Reginald V. CLARK. Edna from James J.

COLE CLAUNCH Kathryn Wanda from Edwin P. G. from Royal K. DAVIS. Bernard P.

from Anna. DELBY. Jim from Helen. DONNELLY. Edna E.

from Arthur DORAN. Stephen M. from Margaret. DORMAN. Willo C.

from Leon B. Jacqueline from Dimitri. DUNN. Letitia F. from Audice EDWIN.

Helen from Harry L. EPPERS. Arthur J. Jr. from Betty ESTES.

Jean from Lee. PARLEY. Lillian O. from Garven FINNEGAN. Martha R.

from John FLEEMAN. Ramona from Arnold. FLEMING. Freda from Vernon. FORRESTER.

Louise from Noel. FROST. Nellie G. from Leslie 0. GAGAN.

Vivian from Dale J. GAMBS. Fred from Lulu K. Mary A. from Louie, C.

HARRELL. Carrie from Leonard HART. Marie E. from Henry H. HITE.

Muriel P. from Henry A. JOHNSON. Jessie M. from Johnnie HOLT.

Alice from Barney A. JONES. Russell D. from Florence C. JOYNER.

Myrtle E. from Ralph E. KEPLER. Virginia L. from Max W.

KISSIC. Vern R. from Charlotte L. KRUPNIK. Marilyn from Norman.

KYTE. Patricia J. from Dennis. LEDSWORTH. Rose M.

from Ralph W. LOVE. Marian M. from Ralph E. LOW.

Mary L. from Ira H. LYNCH. Gay from James C. MAH.

Huey M. from Eddie McCURDY. Virginia from Oscar McDOWELL. Ruth from Leon. McGEE.

Esco from Sally. McGRATH. Elizabeth P. from Thomas L. McNEILL, Gertrude E.

from Charles M. MIDDLEBROOK. Opal from Willard H. MORGAN Eva from Lynn MORTON. Sara E.

from John H. MUHLPELDER, Eva from Joseph H. NORMAN. Martha E. from Clark A.

T. from Lau N. OFSTEDAHL. Edith A from Harvey C. Alma from Lee A.

OVERHOLSER. Eleanor from Donald 0. PERRY. Eleanor K. from Richard H.

POOL. Odessa from W. Roy. PRITCHETT. Virginia from Wayne REILLY Earline K.

from Michael E. RIGGS. David from Dorothes R. ROCKMAN. Ida H.

from Bernard D. ROTHSCHILD. Mary from Joseph M. RUSSO. Lillian from Anthony L.

SCHULKINS. Edith B. from John H. SIMPSON. Grace from Raymond J.

SIPPLE. Willie B. from Edna D. SLATER. Sarah from Albert L.

SLAUGHTER. Marjorie L. from James. STEWART. Inez from Norman.

STONE. Valentine J. from William STRAFFORD. Joseph A. from Gladys L.

STUART. Ada M. from Harrison L. THOMAS. Reva M.

from Paul D. TORRES. Joaquen from Helen. VAUGHN. Delora from Hays H.

VINCENT. Ella M. from Gar. WARNER. Eunice E.

from Selden D. WHITE. Lydia from H. Paul. WOODS.

Gloria C. from Milford H. Deaths, Funeral Announcements ABADJIAN, Dirouhi. Cowley Casper Funeral Home in charge. AMIS, Robert husband of Elizabeth K.

Amis. Services Friday, 3 p.m.. at Grace Chapel, Inglewood Cemetery. W. A.

Brown de Son, directors. ARNOLD, Lois Eyleen. Services 12:30 p.m. Saturday, at the Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Pierce Brothers' Van. Nuys, directors.

ARRANTS, Anne, beloved sister of Elizabeth Arrants. Services Friday, January 30, 2 p.m.. at Page Funeral Chapel, Selma, Calif. BARRY. Michael.

Mass today, 9 a.m.. at St. Paul's Church. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuars, directors. BLOOMFIELD, Martin, beloved husband of Janice Bloomfield, father of David Bloomfield and Mrs.

Jane Rubin, brother of Fred, James and George Bloomfield. Services today, 1 p.m.. at Mallnow Simons. 818 Venice Boulevard. BOTSFORD.

Dr. Claude beloved hus. band of Ida Odell Botsford. Services 11 a.m. Friday, at Pierce Hollywood.

5959 Santa Monica, Boulevard. (Grand Rapids and Chicago papers please copy. 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. lywood Thomas Episcopal Boulevard. Church, Pierce 7501. Brothers' Hol. Beverly Hills, directors.

KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS WASTE Nagging backache, loss of pep and energy, headaches and dizziness may be due to slowdown of kidney function. Doctors say good kidney function is very important to good health. When some everyday condition, such as stress and strain, causes this important function to slow down, many folks suffer sing backache- feel miserable. Minor blade der irritations due to cold or wrong diet may cause getting up nights or frequent passages. Don't neglect your kidneys if these conditions bother Used you.

Try Don's Pills- a mild successfully by millions for over 50 years. It's amazing how many times forts- Doan's help give the happy relief from these discommilesot kidney tubes and tors flush out waste. Get Pills todas! Deaths, Funeral Announcements TUCKER. Mary A. Rosary this evenina.

o'clock, Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mass Friday, 9 a.m., at Our Lady of Loretto Church. Walter A. beloved father of Mary Simpson, Frances Marsh, Marsha and Walter A. Jr. brother of Mrs.

John Q. Adams. Recitation of the 8 p.m. tonight at Pierce Brothers Beverls Hills, 417 North Maple Drive. Requiem Mass 9 a.m.

Friday at St. Peter's Catholic Church, San Vicente at Burton Way. WHALEN, James M. Masonic services Saturday, 12:30 p.m., at Edwards Mortuary, WHITING, Marita Perry, Whiting, beloved father of husband Ila of Redondo Alhambra, Beach brother and of Effie Smith of Masonic services 3 p.m. Friday Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, 720 West Washington Boulevard.

WILLIAMS, Elizabeth, beloved mother of Charles T. John Herman E. Max Clarence V. and Thorndyke A. Williams and Mrs.

Gertrude A. Hayes. Services Saturday at 3 pm. the Little Church of the Flowers. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary, FUNERAL DIRECTORS REED TAPLEY GEIGER Myron Reed, John Tanley Myron W.

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PR-3243 W. A. BROWN 1815 South Flower Street. RI-9141 W. Wylle Brown Charles Powers EDWARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MORTUARY 1080 Venice Blvd.

PRospect 8281 UTTER CONVENIENT FUNERAL CHAPELS Main Office: DU-82481 GROMAN MORTUARY JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS 830 W. Washington Bled. PIERCE BROTHERS PRospect 4151 BRAMBLE-BEST Reverent 1816 TOBERMAN STREET. PR-3256 ARMSTRONG FAMILY 1201 SOUTH HOPE STREET. RI-6348 CEMETERY LOTS Choice plots by priv.

pty. Roosevelt Memorial Park. Reasonable. MA-8603. WE BUY GRAVES.

TOP CASH ALL CEMETERIES. YO-7913. Sun, Moon, Tide By U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey NEW Moon MOON Feb. 13 Feb.

20 Jan. 29 Feb. THURSDAY, JAN. 29 Sun rises 6:52 a.m.. sets 5:21 p.m.

Moon rises 5:20 p.m., sets 6:45 a.m. TIDES. LOS ANGELES HARBOR Jan. Low High Low High 29 2:22 1.9 8:26 5.9 9:54 4.0 30 2:57 1.8 8:58 5.8 10:17 31 3:30 1.7 9:28 5.5 10:45 Feb. 4:05 1.6 9:59 5.1 4:44 0.0 11:05 4:44 1.6 10:29 4.6 5:07 0.5 11.31 5:27 1.6 11:05 4.0 5:27 0.9 11:56 4.4 6:19 1.7 11:47 3.4 5:45 1.4 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., black-face p.m. Yesterday's water temperatures: Long Beach. 57; Santa Monica. 55.

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Gov. Knight yesterday wished success to California's junior and senior baton twirlling champions who are to attend the National Meeting of Baton Twirlers at St. Paul, Saturday and Sunday, Sharlane Bielke, 15, senior champion, of 433 Ave. 52, and Roberta Caswell, 11, junior champion, of Palo Alto, won over several hundred other young baton twirlers at a Statewide competition held at Occidental College on Sept. 6 last year.

The girls were judged winners by officials of the National Baton Twirlers Association. Harold A. Miller, chairman of the California Spectacle of Music, a project of the Odd Fellows Lodge, Introduced them to Lt. Gov. Knight.

John K. McDonald Services Today Funeral services for John K. McDonald, 66, restaurant owner, will be conducted today at 2 p.m. in Grace Chapel with Pierce Bros. Hollywood Mortuary directing.

Interment will follow in Inglewood Park Cemetery. He lived in Southern California for more than 40 years and died Saturday at 1 his home in Stockton, where he had lived since 1950, Mr. McDonald was a motion picture producer in Hollywood during the 1920s. He leaves his widow, Bertha; a sister, Mrs. Anna Pentacost, and a brother, David.

National Red Cross Has Library Exhibit An exhibit covering the work of the American National Red Cross, and sponsored by the Los Angeles Chapter, is on display in the Central Library through February. The exhibit features Red Cross work in flood and earthquake disasters, the first aid program, home nursing service and the Red Cross role in civil defense. Funeral Services to be conducted by PIERCE BROTHERS SINCE 1901 Pierce Brothers Los Angeles Mortuary Snider, Samuel Thur, 3 P.M. Whiting, Perry, Fri. 3 P.M.

Hamilton, Charles J. Sat. 11 A.M. Fisher, James Barrie, Wave Warboys, Frederick Nelson, Barnes, Prutzman, Parchman, Tinsman, Pierce Brothers Hollywood Mortuary Duckworth, Alexander, Fri. 1 P.M.

Botsford, Dr. C. W. Fri. 11 A.M.

Emery, Herbert, Pierce Brothers Inglewood Mortuary Hogue, Maude Thur. 11 A.M. Walker, Mabel Thur. 1 Street, Charlotte Thur. 3 P.M.

Spence, James Ludwig, Fabel, Follis, Ellen Sat, 11 A.M. Chandler, John 'Alton, Ada, Sat. 1 P.M. Pierce Brothers Crenshaw Mortuary Morgan, Earl Thur. 12 Noon Larson, Anna Thur.

2 P.M. Arbuckle, Nettie Fri. 1 P.M. Leonne, Margaret, Fri. 2 P.M.

Kennedy, George Pierce Brothers Beverly Hills Mortuary Hall, Nettie Thur. 1 P.M. Pierce Brothers Lincoln Heights Mortuary Rhodes, Pierce Brothers Alhambra Mortuary Gallagher, Thomas Fri. 8 P.M. (Rosary) Pierce Brothers Valley (Van Nuys) McManus, Thelma Thur.

10 A.M. Arnold, Lois Pierce Brothers Todd Leslie (Santa Monica) Clark, Rhoda Pierce Brothers Venice Mortuary Constantin, Louis Thur. 10 A.M. Berkey, Charm Services at Other Locations: McDonald, John Thur. 2 P.M., Park Grace Chapel, Inglewood Cemetery Hale, Bert, Fri.

11 A.M. Hollywood Cemetery Chapel Brady, David Fri. 10 A.M. St. Thomas Episcopal Church Gallagher, Thomas Sat.

9 A.M., St. Thomas Moore Catholic Church Longacre, Anna Thur. 2 P.M. Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Villanueva, Isaias, Sat. 9 A.M.

St. Columban Catholic Church For fursher information telephone PRospect 4151 of services to be announced later Last and Found BIRD- red cheeks. LIb. REWARD, AR-73851, CR-61733 BRACELET lost vicinity West wood. Initials J.

C. G. Sentimental value. Reward. DU-77011, Mrs.

Godhelp. BRIEF case, black. Intern'1 Airport. TWA term'. Saturdas.

Reward for return of personal items. Burnan. 6535 Wilshire. WE-13355. CAT, Blamese, seal point, altered temale, Vicinity of Fountain Poinsettia, Reward HE-6101 CAT.

seal point Siamese male, name "Chao Wee Pa" on collar, Reward. Call 87. 04543 after CAT, Is. male. scar On nose.

"Cracker. Vic.110 Wetn.PL 49337 COCKER Spaniel, red, male, named "Rusty." Oakland license Lost vic. Cheviot Hille Sat, eve. Child's pet. Reward.

VE-95960 DOGS, bOxer, springer, Rivera area. Rew. 02-99992. DOG, mix chihuahua Choc. brown.

Hawthorne 11c. 47. Skippy." Dwntwn. L.A. Rew.

67615 cocker black fem. No collar. Vic. Rossmore, La Brea. Ans.

Georgia. Reward. WA-3341 DOG lost. miniature Schnauzer. Vic.

Baldwin Hills. Reward. AX-22418. DOG, poodle. toy.

wht. 6 mo. Fem, Reward, Ar. 30389. DOG.

toy shep. 17 Bro. STAY on face. nk. lg.

tail. Rew. ST-59966 DOG, cocker span. M. tan.

Vic. Playa del Rey. Rew. RE-8189. GLASSES in red case, nr.

Hoover Olympic, Sat. Rew. CR-51511, Ev. OVERNITE CASE. SMALL.

LOST. RETURN, REWARD. NO-7600, PIN, gold clip, Is. pearl dia. clip.

Wed. Rew 2 RING lost, gold, dome-shaped, studded with 38 small diamonds. 1 large. Reward. CR-58687.

RING. Man's plat. dia. ruby. Wash Stand.

sta. 1665 Lincoln, Pass. 1715, lib, rew. TR-5284. TIE clasp, Init.

HAH, vic. RIviera Country Club or Ambassador Hotel. Lib. rew. M.

L. Wright. DU-77011, WALLET. brown alligator. lost Jan.

20. Important papers Ident. Dot Lemon. Reward. GL-1983 WRISTWATCH, Men's gold chronograph, Inscription, on back.

Lost Bat. night Reward. TR-1214. MISSING PERSONS WE LOCATE INVESTIGATE Free consultation. Fred Hartman Assoc.

Box 185. Glendale, CH-52373. TRACE missing pers. $25. DU-85479 Freemen-Philips, 2610 W.

8th St. Deaths, Funeral Announcements BRADY, Rev. Edward pastor of St. Cecilia Church. Rosary Friday evening, 7 o'clock, at St.

Cecilia Church. o'clock, Office of Dead Friday evening, 8 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. BRALEY, Mrs. Love loving mother of Mrs. Love Beatrice Hayward, Services 2:30 p.m. today at the chapel of Turner, Stevens Turner, Alhambra.

BRANFMUIR, Lazuras. Services today, 10 a.m. Greman Mortuary. BURKS, Stephen Wyatt, loving son of Mr. and Mrs.

Curtis Burks, brother of Rebecca, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Burks and Mr.

and Mrs. G. M. Wyatt. Services 12 noon Friday at the Chapel of the Chimes, Inglewood Park Cemetery.

Pierce Brothers' Inglewood, directors. CHALMERS, Rosabel Watson, beloved mother of George Chalmers, grandmother of Larry White. Services Friday, 8 p.m.. at UtterMcKinley's West Hollywood Mortuary. CLARK.

Florence beloved sister of Harry H. Wenger, aunt of Charles E. Wenger. Private services Friday. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary.

COHEN, Max. Malinow Simons, directors. COLLINS, Adelene Bennell, beloved mother of Dr. Geoffrey F. and Dudley B.

Collins, sister of Hilda B. Stone, also survived by 4 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Services Friday at 2:30 p.m., in the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. COLLINS, Mrs.

Lydah May. Funeral services 2 p.m, today, at the Du Bois Funeral Home, 116 North San Gabriel Boulevard, San Gabriel. COOK, Charles beloved husband of Lillie G. Cook, father of Claude C. Cook and Raymond B.

Cook, brother of Mrs. Marcus H. Davis, Mrs. James Heston and Leslie Cook, also 5 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Services Friday at 3 p.m.

in Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills Chapel. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary, Hollywood Hills. CUDDEBACK, Ethel loving mother of Miss Alzada B. and John P. Cuddeback, sister of Mrs.

Georgia L. Stephens, Mrs. P. B. Hein, Robert L.

and Charles E. Cooper. Services 2:30 p.m. Friday at the chapel of Turner, Stevens Turner, Alhambra. DAWSON, Arthur William, husband of Marian E.

Dawson, father of Henrietta E. Hess and Marrilyn E. King. Services Friday, 1 p.m., from the Chapel of the Chimes, Inglewood Cemetery. Reed Tapley Geiger, directors.

DE GARCIADIEGO, Mrs. Elena D. Cunningham O'Connor Hollywood, 8540 Melrose Avenue, directors. DOPP, Raymond, beloved husband of Helen. Services Friday, 12:30 p.m., at the Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Forest Lawn.

Zeller-Flanagan Mortuary, directors. DUFFY, John Warren. Recitation of the Rosary tonight, 8 p.m., in the Wens Di Stefano Mortuary Chapel, Requiem Mass Fridas, 9 a.m., Dolores Mission Church. FEINSTEIN, Zelig. Malinow Simons, directors.

FOWLER, Morris W. aged 76, of 1826 Garfield Place. Hollywood, survived by his wife Frances, 2 daughters, Muriel Fowler Johnson of North Hollywood and Constance Fowler Thomas of Van Nuys, 3 great-grandchildren and 2 brothers, George and Edward of Grants Pass, Or. Services Friday, 2 at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. J.

T. Oswald Mortuary in charge of arrangements. FREIS. Charles. Groman Mortuary, directors.

GAINES. Alta M. Services today, p.m., at Grace Chapel. Inglewood Park Cemetery. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary, directors.

HATFIELD. Clyde D. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. HENDLEY, Coleen beloved mother of Ethel H. Barger, Sylvia M.

Hart, Ceoil M. Huffman, Phebe be H. Jones and Harry A. Hendley, sister of Ruby Howe, Pearl Hanson, Edith Hendley and Harry Parsons, also survived by 7 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Services Friday at 1:30 p.m..

in the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. HOLT. Jewel Florence, mother of Mrs. Ralph E.

Stoker and Dr. Harold J. Holt. Rosary tonight, 7 p.m., at the Roy D. Klinker Mortuary, Huntington Park.

Requiem Mass Friday, 7:45 a.m., at St. Mathias Church. ISMOND, Hattie aunt of Mrs. Chester G. Hawkins (Elise Services Saturday, 11 a.m., from Hollywood Cemetery Chapel under the auspices of Wilshire Chapter No.

329 Reed Tapley Geiger, directors. KAVIS, John A. Rosary this evening, 8:15 o'clock, at Armstrong Family, Mass 9 a.m. Friday, at St. Vincent's Church, KENNEDY, George Kerr, beloved husband of Daisy Kennedy, loving father of Mrs.

Cecil Dobson and James K. Kennedy Services 11 a.m. Friday, at Grace Chapel, Inglewood Memorial Park. Pierce Brothers' Crenshaw. directors.

KLEINSTEIN, Morris, beloved husband of Edith. father of Bernard and BenJamin Kleinstein, loving brother of Miriam Miller. Services today. 2 p.m., at Groman Mortuary, Please omit flowers. Deaths, Funeral Announcements LEWIN, Samuel, beloved husband of Sara Lewin, father of Howard Allan and Melvin Lewin.

Services Friday, 1 p.m., at MaliBOW Simons. Interment Hillside Memorial Park. LINDBERG, Mathilda Rosalie, beloved mother of Esther, Ethel and Victor Lindberg, grandmother of Shirley Lindberg, mother-in-law of Bernice Lindberg. Services Saturdsy, 3 p.m.. in Grace Chapel, Inglewood Park Cemetery, Utter-McKinley's Viewpark in charge.

LOENNE, Margaret. Services 2 p.m. Friday, at Pierce Brothers' Crenshaw, 4601 Crenshaw Boulevard. MATSON, John C. Jr.

beloved son of Evalens and John C. Matson, brother of Donna Marie Matson. Services Saturday at 12:30 p.m., in the Little Church of the Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. MAZZA, Raphael, beloved husband of Mary Mazza. Utter-McKinley Southwest in charge.

McMANUS, Thelma (McCage), McManus, beloved wife of Arthur J. loving sister of Lucille Warner. Services 10 a.m. today, at Pierce Brothers' Van Nuys. MEDLIN, Sarah Lee.

Services Friday, 11 a.m., at the W. A. Brown Son Funeral Home. MICHEL, Walther C. beloved husband of Louise M.

Michel, father of Louise C. Crews and Arthur W. Michel, of Pastor Arthur E. Michel, brother of Esther. Gertrude, Herbert Godfrey, Carl, Edward, Fred and George Michel, also survived by 3 grandchildren Services Saturday, 2 p.m..

at Grace Lutheran Church, West Vernon and Menlo. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary, directors. MOODY, Benjamin of 573 South Boyle Avenue. Services Friday, 2 p.m., at the Hollenbeck Home Memorial Chapel. Gulick Mortuary, directors.

PERKINS. Alpha, loving sister of Mrs. Harold M. La Follette, Mrs. Thomas Graham, aunt of Mrs.

John Rolland Mitchell and Thomas F. Graham Jr. Services Saturday. 1 p.m., at Utter-McKinley's Cresse Eagle Rock Chapel. PORTER.

Charles Frederick, beloved husband of Grace Porter, father of Thelma Pecoraro and Max T. Porter, brother of Lillian Jack, Ada Gustin, Nellie Layne, James A. and George Porter. Services Saturday at 2:30 p.m.. in the Church of the Recessional.

Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. POTHAST, Caroline beloved mother of William and Charles Pothast. Rose Johnson, Hilda Hoyt. Selma Haskins. Laura Suffecool and Lotta L.

Spicer, also survived by 1 sister. 18 grandchilrden and 18 greatgrandchildren. Services Saturday, 11 a.m., Utter-McKinley's Viewpark, 3719 West Slauson. PROUTY, Phinehas VI, beloved son of Donns MacNeil and Phinehas Services Friday at 3 p.m.. in the Little Church of the Flowers.

Directed by Forest Lawn PRUTZMAN, Paul W. Services 10 a.m. Saturday at Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, 720 West Washington Boulevard. QUIGLEY. Mrs.

Elizabeth Y. Requiem Mass today, 10 a.m., at St. Ambrose Church. Cunningham O'Connor, directors. REEL, George of 930 South Genesee Avenue.

beloved husband of Grace B. Reel, father of Barbara and Richard Reel. brother of Maybelle and Paul Reel. Services Saturday, 10:30 a.m.. at the Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn.

Mno Pierce Delmer Smith, directors. REICH, Johnny Bob, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Reich, grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. John L. Harding. Services 2:30 p.m. Friday Snyder's Southwest REILLY.

Mrs. Rose E. Requiem Mass today, 9 a.m., at St. Francis of Assisi Church, Wallace E. White Howard J.

Callanan, directors. RICHE, Isaac husband of the late Fannie Riche, beloved father of Aaron Riche, Elinore R. (Mrs Samuel C.I Levitan, Dorothy R. (Mrs. Moses) Levitan of Chicago and Evelyn R.

(Mrs. Elliott M. Bank. Services Friday, 11 a.m., at GreMortuary. RUSCHHAUPT, Harry beloved brother of Amanda J.

Ruschhaupt. Services Saturday at 2:30 p.m., in the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuars. SABO. John E.

Services today, 2:30 p.m., at Arm Family. SCHMELLING, Harold swimming instructor at Black-Foxe Military Academy, beloved husband of Jerry, father of Kendall. Services 10 a.m. Friday, at Prat water Funeral Home, Van Nuys. SEILER.

Fred. Cowley Casper Funeral Home in charge. 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. today, at Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, 720 West Washington Boulevard. STEIN, Nathan. Groman Mortuary, directors. STEVENS, James beloved husband of Lillian R.

Stevens. Services Friday, 2:30 p.m., at Armstrong Family, TAYLOR, Stuart Leroy, beloved husband of Alice Taylor. loving father of Stuart Leroy Taylor brother of Dorothy Hayes of North Hollywood, grandfather of Deanna Helen Taylor. Services Saturday, 11 a.m., at Utter McKinley's Southwest, 10625 South Broadway. New Victims Every Day.

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