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SOONER STAR OKAY AFTER SEVERE GASH STAMFORD, Oklahoma's'All-America ceil- ter Bob Harrison was "getting along just fine" today after undergoing lengthy surgery to repair'a severe deep cut In his left leg. Harrison, the property of' the pro San Francisco 19ers, suffered the cut Sunday when ho slipped and struck a boat trailer crossbar as he and former Oklahoma teammates Jimmy Carpenter and Mike McClellan prepared to go water, skiing on, Lake Stamford. Doctors had to take "several" stitches both inside and on the. surface of the cut, which into the muscle. However, they said the injury, wasn't expected to impair his footballfuture.

Attendants said this morning that the husky lineman a little fever-as could be expected In cases where there considerable bleeding," but that he along just was "getting fine." Tight Cycle Chase Due The 'remainder or the cycle Iders are closing I sen- a'tlonal Sammy Tanner and his fact forecasts perhaps the cason's motorcycle chase at New Ascot Stadium Friday night. Time rials start at 7 p.m. with the 'Irst race carded for 8:30 p.rh. Lee, who's been making menacing-gestures all season, finally rode into the winner's circle. But 'Tanner, the "Flying Flea" from Texas, 3ut up tough light In his for the seventh main event victory this season.

Tanner, trying to ride past Lee into first on the ninth lap, went Into the corner too hard and fell. However, only his feelings and pockctbook were injured and he'll be present Friday evening. SighOgiego British Columbia Lions of the Canadian Football League's Western Division who earlier signed All-AmcriTrf Quarterback Randy Duncan of Iowa, have signed his understudy, Mitch Ogicgo. Holly park Charts 1953. by Trla: cle Publl LHin CI I'B.

TlKldi flnlshri con Wuliier, Daily Racing Form) June 2, 1939--18lh of SVilM rlfriKd by i i a IMioloehirt -Track, Kabl 2237 flHST IIACE--5 FnrsB SISDU. Til Clalmlnl. :47 iron. Index Horae Owntr Wt SL Puiple People (B 118 10 1 2181 Ctnelle (LuclleR a 1 2 Orphan Andy 118 1 5 210L Bold Capitol IN Goldslone) 118 3 I 21S9 Djfddah Pal (P 118 12 1 212 (K A Caas) 118 7 11 Quemoy (K Schlffet) 118 8 21.11. Snlramy (P Lewis) 115 3 "165 Sir.

IfW (LI US I I .1 Trojan Tom (W 1. Cattanl) 1JO 10 Tiny Tower (Western Slbl). 118 A SOU Klraette (Dr Gru Vt 6lr Fin Jockey Odds-51 1" 1" Hrmlz 0.15 3 i 2" Wadley 9,15 14 ibi 311 3M Mno 6.85 51 i Belaud 23.SO 6" ilaese 10.55 -Urnez 10.25 7 10" 10' 81 61 I I 11' 12 12 12 12 81 4.90 S.55 14,90 BIG COMEBACK Brush Is Sequoia Winner C. V. Whitney's Bug Brush, showing no affects-of a three- month respite 'from competition, bounced a stronger than ever yesterday to score her i stakes victory of the year In the 516,723 Sequoia Stakes at Hollywood Park.

Packing 128 pounds, equal to the highest ever carried by a filly or marc at Hollypark, Bug Brush ran down Speedy Liberal Lady turning for home ami pulled a a to win by throe-quarters of a length in 1.09 As the 3-5 choice of the crowd of 25,282, Bug Brush returned $3.20, $2.40 and 52.20 across the board. Bill Shoemaker sent Liberal Lody flying to the lop out of the" gate and the Florida invader had a two-length advantage as she flashed by the first quarter Angel Valenzuela also had Bug Brush away alertly and the daughter Nasrullah held a slight edge over Midnight Date, Shamvara and Honeys Gem as she took after the pacesetter. Valenzuela moved up with (he odils-on choice heading for home and without urging, Bug; Brush took command from Literal Lady as Mrs. Tilyou Christopher's hopeful began noticeably to shorten stride. Bug Brush drew clear a Bosox Boss Not Worried BOSTON--UPI--Red Sox owner Tom Yawkcy refused to rattle the chains of his dungeon-dwelling ball club duripg his first visit oHhe season to Fenway Park.

The multi-millionaire Red Sox proprietor arrived in town for long discussions with General Manager Bucky PASADINA INDIPENDIHT, WIDNMDAY, 3, Harris, lirst since Harris was named to succeed Joe Obituary Notices ADELL Mabel F. Adell olbody Normal 'College, Seattle, TnTl" IMl Earl Ciej 114 3 6 2131 i James 12 10 6617 Bolaty (Itancho Klo Hondo) 1 1 1 3 im KH1 Kye (KBrtmon) HI 8 1310 Won (itr-MranPolverlnl). 11810 7. 2023 Ozymandlae (EalesiHrmn) 114 Kty.lone 114 7 1 fi! 5" 61 31 7 4 6 Longdn 3.65 Yaka 8.90 31 Slaete 25. (X 4) HrmlE 5.5C 7 OlllKra 61.20 .5:1 5240 I June (Johnston b-Sandy's Queeti ji3 Utiila.

(Corradinl i Service Line. (Ilacnnet Bib). 113 21(7 Svalan (11 Hllllbi 2206 Tereslla (L Coper 21.3 b-Prlacess GucKI Wt PP St 113 9 2 1 1 3 7 9 113 2 112 0 113 i 113 11 116 10 10 US 3 7 4 6 113 5 1 R.K*?.-..U.vU, 3 3 hJ Loncdn 3.60 -41 2'1 Shmhtf 1-00 71 flw 41 4 I 1-00 21 1" S'S A Vzla Horse Owner i Kcholc (J 'J203 Spy Le(i 220B) a-DarlU a-Ed 5fo! SSfn'dK 0 (2J73) IJnila. (Corradinl Don S'l i CrnMS 47 11 I Vfcll 31 Krhnlc Z. -0 10 10.

3.H,^VH'i^S^! 2.80: June 3.40. a-Mr. 4 Mr, tnlry. 7 0' 6s llrmlz 31.05 Bolaml 21.25 3.35 Blalnr KCItOlC toolt ccmmann-wlth a nun and KP- Ilnisled itroriRly. with foratttiini; fn lafnt.

DARLING JUNE utahftiecl In the KD1E "BE LLE" AC red ch TimntXtfK--flno mllr. Allowance, furso 2341 VS. 5 11 3 length lead in mid-stretch and maintained her lead in the race to the wire although Honeys Gem closed stoutly under Johnny Longden's urging to nab runner-up honors. Liberal Lady finished two and a lengths back of the second horse and she was tol- he lowed under the wire by La Plume, Kiddie Book, Midnight Date, Well Away, Shamvara and Two Cent Stamp in order. The companion feature, the $7,500 Yosemite Purse, went to Howard Keck and Claiborne Farm's Sir Ruler in a tight struggle with favored Circle Lea.

Sir Ruler, with Tommy Barrow aboard, won the nose verdict, in 1.24 for the mile and a sixteenth and paid 59. Shoemaker and f-ongden, one-two In the Jockey standings, held their positions as each notched singleton. Ixmgdcn piloted Corey to an easy win in the second race for a 59.30 mutuel and Shoemaker ran the victory count to 24-20 in his favor by clicking in the following heat with favored Kangaroo Court at ST.60. Ray took honors for the day with a double, winning the fourth race with Echoic at S24.20 and with Sea Orbit in the fifth lor a $15.80 return. The double moved York into a tie for fourth in the standings with Bill Boland at 11 wins.

Ismael Valenzuela and Ralph Neves each have 12 wins to rank third. Hospital reports on Ralph Neves were that the jockey, who suffered serious head and back injuries in a spill last Saturday, was well on the way to recovery and could be considered out of danger. the 'new- American League president. Yawkey, ignoring his team's last place pace, even.rapped at the club's critics with the question, "Are we better off In eighth place just six games behind the leaders than we would be in second place, 10 games away?" On major league baseball's most noted player, slugger Ted Williams, Yawkey said, Williams gets to hitting, things will be better, feel he'll hit. He's starting to show signs of meeting the ball well again." Yawkey declined to say whether his visit to Fenway Park was to personally check up 'on the wreath of trade rumors that have encircled the Red Sox since the club slid' even beloW the faltering New York Yankees in the American League pennant chase.

"I don't have to be here to make player changes," he said. "I've kept in touch with Bucky (Harris) and I appreciate the troubles of the club. But we've hart so many injuries and illnesses since spring training. The squad still isn't at full strength. Mike 1366 Bresce passed away Juno 1, 195D, at a local hospital.

A native of Illinois, she had been a resident this vicinity the past 20 years; She is survived by her husband, W. Robert Adell and her daughter, Mrs. Thomas L. Sla ven, Los Angeles. She was a member of Bresce Avenue Nazarene Church.

Mr. and Mrs. Adell met and married in Whittier in 1917 and left for the Mission Field in Guata- mala in 1919 and completed their missionary work there in W32. Services will be held Wednesday, June 3, at 2 p.m at Bresee Avenue Nazarene Church Chapel, 1480 East Washington, conductcd'by Rev: J. George Taylorson, Rev.

I. W. Young and David Scott. Interment Cemetery. Lamb Home, directors.

Washington. Prior to World War One Miss Bell moved to Pasadena, where- she became immediately active in Ihc Crowning Society, leading literary group in the development of poetry appreciation. Miss Bell was a master of the virtually lost art of decorative china in beautiful gold script, with her poems many exquisite examples of her profuse activities in that art are on display the Atlanta Historical Society and elsewhere. As a result of the visit to Pasadena prior to Wofld War II of Al fred Noyes, Poet Lord of Eng land, a patriotic leaflet was jointly published and distributed in 1942 foaturinj two poems, namely "Englam On The Eve of Invasion" by cars, she was the mother he late Charles Lightholder nd Is survived by her daugh- cr Mrs. John son John Lightliolcler 12 grandchil- ren, 1C great, grandchildren, mi one great, great grand- hild.

Services 5 p.m. Thursay in Memory Chapel, Ives nd Wan-en 100 N. Hill the Rev. Dr. Verner I Olson of Calvary Baptist Church officiating.

Interment nonsburg, Pa. Memorials may be sent to Calvary Bap- 1st Church, 1555 E. Colorado Pasadena. Rose Hills and "The Tocsin a (2-IS, 3-D Bucky Harris Talks with Tom. Grissom Back ST.

LOUIS Pitcher Marv Grissom, relief specialist out with a back ailment since April 27, was returned to the active player list Tuesday by the St. Louis Cardinals. Weather Higgins still has to shift his lineup because of injuries. "I think the law of averages will swing to us and protecl us against more injuries ant illnesses. Then the club will win a big share of its games," Yawkey said he expected to spend about three weeks in Boston.

The schedule has the Red Sox on the road during the first third of his visit. Pasadena and i i i Mostly sunny today and to morrow except for night and morning low clouds. Little change in temperature. High yesterday 83, low 52. Soulhlaml--Mostly sunny to- BELL--Miss Orelia Key Bell, age 95 passed away June 1, 1959 at the home of her friend, Ada F.

Dick of 2533 Greenbriar Lane, Costa Mesa, Calif- Miss Bell was a poetess and a long time resident of Pasadena. She was born in Atlanta, Ga.i April 8, 18G4, and was the daughter of Colonel Marcus A. Bell, C.S.A. and Mary Jane Hulsey prominent early residents of Georgia Capitol. Her birthplace was the Bell, Mansion, one of the three largest private residences left standing and used as headquarters during the Civil War, by General William Tecumseh Sherman.

Miss Bell displayed an early talent for poetry, many of her poems including "To Youth" being published in the "nine- tics" by Century Magazine Sounds" written by Miss Bel and dedicated Presideni Franklin D. Roosevelt as Com mander in Chief. The Bronze Medal was awarded to Miss Bell by the Cotton States Ex position in Atlanta, Ga. Mis. Bell leaves a sister, Mrs.

Rob ert Cade Wilson of Dalkcith Summit, N.J., three nephews Robert Cade Wilson Jr. of York City, Donald Beckles Wilson of Toronto Canada an Kenneth Collier Wilson Chappaqua, N.Y., one of th editors of Readers Digest an a niece, Mrs. Meredith Wiiso Bourne of Far Hills, N.J. Scrv Ices and interment will be held day and tomorrow. Late night with her life long friend and am anuensis, Miss Ada Ash Constitution giving her national recognition in 1895.

A volume of poems were published by Rogers Co. in Philadelphia. Miss Bell, together collision with Willie of trie San Francisco c-- n.hll i 3.20: Worthier 3.60. ind wai thrown 1 mllw. up.

2242 CKiillIri! Alloir- SEVKXTIl IMOK- SrnunTn Hanttrrap. 1:03 1M. furloncs. 3-yrar-nTd5 curse Added. find Time- Little League Parade Set The West Alfadena Little League will hold its National Little a Ceremonies Saturday at 2 p.m.

at Muir High. The ceremonies and baseball' game which will be preceded by a parade which starts at 1 p.m. at Lincoln Avenue and Figueroa Street; proceeding south on Lincoln Rice Lost to Braves Six Weeks MILWAUKEE UPI Mel Roach, who could be the interim 1 answer to the Milwaukee -Braves' second base problem, was restored' to" active duty yesterday to make room on the inactive list lor No. 2 catcher Del Rice. Rice will be out lour to six weeks with a lower left leg fracture suffered in a home plate Mays Giants Monday.

Two Braves' regulars, outfielder Hank Aaron who leads both leagues in hitting with a average, and number one catcher Del were in the doubtful category. Crandall was scratched Monday at the last moment because of a double vision ailment in his left eye. Aaron left the game in the sixth because a sore back brought on by a cold. Crandall saw an eye doctor and said his eye was better svhile Aaron took heat treatments. Neither knew when they would play.

Rice's injury brought on Roach's premature return to the lineup, 'although general manager John McHale said Sunday that Roach might be returned to service before next and early morning low clouds. Not much change in temperature. SMOG HE POUT Light eye irritation from smog predicted today. Yesterday's high ozone count in Pasadena was .23 at 1:40 p.m. Here are ozone counts for smog alerts: .50 ozone count--rtrst stage alert 1.0 ozone count--Second stage alert 1.5 ozone count--Third stage alert (3-IS), XI COLL Marjorle Nicoll, 'passed away June 1, 1959.

She is survived by her husband lohn, daughters Janet and Bar- jara; parents, and Mrs. ioward Fletcher; sister, Phylis Karelins; brothers, Howard Jr. and William Fletcher, and aunts, Christine and Hedvig Oberg. Funeral services Thursday, June 4, at 3 p.m. at Utter McKinley, Reynolds and Eberle Mortuary, 825 E.

Orange Grove Blvd. Interment Mountain View Cemetery. (3 IS), in Atlanta, Ga. (3-IS1 SMITH Maude V. Smith, passed away June 1,1959.

A native of Iowa, she had lived here 34 years. She Is survived by her sister, Mrs. Ethel Montgomery and nieces, Mrs. L. A.

Dcgncr and Mrs. R. Smith. Private funeral services will be held today at 11 a.m. at Utter, McKinley, Reynolds and Eberle Mortuary, 825.

E. Orange Bingham of 249 Cordova, passed away May 31, 1959. A native of Scranton, formerly of Washington D.C., resident of California the past Grove Blvd. (3 I) BINGHAM a Morris THORSTEiVBERG a i LlCii I i 4. and syndicated by the Atlanta 4 years.

He is.survived by his M.I_ Wnrinm Kinpnam, moved to the West Coast after the turn of the century, where both took advanced courses in literature at Pea- ThorstenbeVg of 1285 N. Michigan, passed away June 1, 1959 at her home. A native of Kansas, she had been a resi-, dent of Pasadena since 190G. She Is survived by her sister, Anna Thorslenbcrg of Pasadena, her brother Oscar Thor- stonberg of San Francisco, and Alhambra and other relatives nieces and nephews. She Was the East.

Services 10:30 a member of Messiah Lutheran' wife, Fannie Lee Bingham; sister, Helene of New York; aunt, Abbie Corey of a.m. Thursday in Room Chapel, Ives and Warren 100 N. Hill the Rev. Dr. John Gray Ross officiating.

'(3-IS) WBAto Meet Pasadena Review No. 6, Woman's Benefit Assn. will have a regular meeting tonigm at o'clock at 175 N. Los Robles Ave. Helen Uebele, president, will preside.

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Pasadena. CaHfot 'WITNESS my hand this 19th dz ot May "IbHN R. MOORMAN STATE OF CALIFORNIA, DOLBF-AR Arthur Thomas Cemetery. Dolbear of 138 S. Merlcllth passed away June 2,1959, A native of London, England, ic had been a resident of Pa'sa- ena the past 2 years.

Father the late Mrs. Sally Witt and laymond Dolbear. He is sur- 'ivcd by two daughters, Mrs JIlie Robinson of Pasadeni and Mrs. Nina Miller of 'Buf falo, N. his Arthu Smith," five grandchildren, 15 grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Serv ces 2:30 p.m. Friday at th Shapel-of Turner and Steven 95 N. Marengp. Dr Flay J. Dollenmayer officiating i (3IS, Church.

Services will be held Thursday, June 4, at 11 a.m. at the Lamb Funeral Home, 415 E. Orange Grove conducted by Rev. Carl B. Anderson.

Interment Mountain View ((3 61 KOUTKLAXD City H. Avalon Ilbr. 71 Centro Lonp Los Angeles LA Airport Montebello Bishop Dlythe Burbank S3 45 Fa so KobJea 91 15 Riverside 102 65 Sandhcrc 51 San Berrio 41 San Dleco S5 San Gabriel 62 San Pedro duly commissioned and sworn personally appeared JOHN R. MAN known to me to he rson whose name is subscribed within Instrument; ana acknowledged lo 'ine the same. that he exe- 4S LOCKWOOD--Mrs.

Mae Lockwood of 2437 Sari Pa qual late Rich a'rd Lockwood, passed awa May 30, 1959. Services will icld 11:30 today at chapel of Turner and Slovens! 95 Dr. Rev. John Ross officiating. Interment Mountain View Ceme- impson Gqrden-TbwrV FLOWER SHOP 3425 E.

Colorado, Flotvers say it from the heart CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED WE ARE. AS NEAR -AS THONE 5Y S-10S3 SY 5 HI 4.61 I WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and atfixed my oflicial seal the day and year In this certificate first above writ- Mt. Wilson 71 57 Santa Maria 6T -tt 57 Sn. Monica 63 1 Northndge Needl Newport 103 55 61 Warn. Spg3.

S6 87 S3 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS Fictitious Firm Name THE UNDERSIGNED does hereby certify that he is conducting a NOVELTY DISTRIBUTING business at 4616 Rinetti Lane, City of La Canada, County of Los Angeles State of California, under the fictitious firm name of "NOVELTY DISTRIBUTING CO," and that said firm composed of the following pcr- on, whose name a address is t', Sir Fin Ortcis-S A Vlnzla .6 3' fxincdn 3.65 la Shmtcer 7.50 0 fit -IhJ HarmU 9.10 fit fit fis Ynka 51.S3 5 s-SS i 7" 9 9 17,90 WO, I.adr 2.TM. Avenue and west on Woodbury Road to the Muir Field. The parade will be lead by the John Marshall Junior High School Band and the Pasadena High School Color Guard. i Little League teams with coaches and managers will march in uniform. Earl Holder will heat! up the National Little League Week Ceremonies.

He reports that the League has more than 275 boys participat- 8J ing in the program this year. Little League The Day in Sacramento Coming from behind, Rtpco featcd McKcand 14-13 in Pasadcna-San Marino Na pnal Litllc league game a ctory Park last night. The in gave Repco the champion ip of the lirst half oJ the Iit season with a 8-1 record cKcand was second at 6-3. Roach was batting and field ing well in relief an injured Red Schocndienst last August when he twisted his knee in a second base pileup with Daryl Spencer of the Giants. Schoendienst is now recovering from uberculosis and the Braves lave been unable to find a lermanent replacement 1 for lim, having used four men at hat spot already this season There was no hint when Roach would play.

He said lie's ready, and McHale said he am Haney had noticed a marked improvement in Roach's con dition and agility in workouts the past 10 days ASAIIBXA-SAN- 5IARIXO XATIONAI, il Sfctf 4 OnrMMed demands of Southern Said he has plenty of time to SwSffes. fe By TlfK ASSOCIATED PRESS Judges--Requires conflrmaltcm by; Ju ig con- ram. nenta to SUE bill allowin ora to attend Volt A tn reconsider pasaape er Milk IV-- Kit pnllon; A I Vac Amendment irtor and municipal Cour 47, Riislerud, R-- Sa Set Oov. Brown a budget for rrter of business tomorrow" nt 4 p.m. 800, Unnin, D--Los Concurred Ansemlriv amendmen 1 Fifth school sen il Junior colleg SB 285, Rodfla, D--Saeramenlo Consllliillonal Amendment Defratrd Education--Allows coimty boards ducatton to appoint education aupe liUendera SCA 25, Rodda.

nalarlei of mnn Jiiperlo- court JurlK up lr jff.OOO a year; 8B 679, Wllle Derntles Allows governor lf ill! four civil nervlct vacancies in a rtr i poillieai i a 562, ilUKr, follows, to-wit: ARTHUR W. JOHNSON, 4616 IUN- May 1559. ETTI LANE, LA CANADA, CALIF WITNESS my hand this 19th day a 1959, ARTHUR W. JOHNSON STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF. LOS ANGELF.S )ss ON THI9 day of May A.D 959, before me Iluih Pryor, a Notary Public in and for said Conn and Slate, residing therein duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared Arthur W.

Johnson know me to be the person whos lame is subscribed lo the instrument, and acknowledged i me that he executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year in this certificate -first above ten. SEA HUTH Notary Public in and for Said County and Stole My' Commission Expires Apr. 25 1960 Publish: May 20.

27. Juno 3. 10. 1059 BUSINESS Fictitious Firm Name -THE UNDERSIGNED does hereby ertify that she Is conducting an Antique business at 184 East Wash- ngton City of Pasadena County of Los Angeles, Slate California, under the fictitious firm name of "XENA'S ANTIQUES" and hat said firm Is composed of the ollowing person, whose name and address is as follows, to-wit: TENA SHOMAKEH. 18-1 East Washington Pasadena.

Cali- WITNESS my hand this IZIh day tery. (2-S, 3-D LIGHTHOLDER --Mary Ann Lighlholder of 1723 Whitefield passed'away native of-England, resident of California the past 5 TENA SHOMAKER STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF LOS ANGELESlss ON THIS 12lh day of May A.D. 1950. before me RUTH B. PRYOR a Notary Public in and for sat County and Slate, residing therein duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared MAKER known to Facilities and Experience to AccommQtlate the Most Discriminating Families written.

Ruth B. Pryor, Notary Public in and for Said Countv and State. My Commission expires April 25. 1960. TENA SHO me lo be the whose name Is subscribed lo the within Instrument, and acknowledged to me a she executed the same.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year in this certificate first above writ- len, lS IUJTH B. PRYOTl Notary Public -in and for Snid County and State My Commission Expires Apr, 25. 1960 Publish May a), 27. June 3.

10, 1059.1 Publish: May 13. 20. 27. June 3. 1950 cKeand laird Taylor and Mauldln and Buchanan.

EAST FASADEXA MI.VOR 302 01" 101--6 7' 2 ATSalfun" (2) Wlltl FASADKXA CENT sadena Fecteral 300 ackett and SuKt: ulll: Mill. 000--3 1 000--0 4 Wrlshl. Grimes: and Snyrtftr, II even-Up IBO'001--J 2 unlor Chamber 000 000--0 3 4 Webb and sherard; Jlemmme and FAST fr. Sfftak 302 001--6 7 lYJ'an 010 200-3 0 5 1 an Sacfcell (31 i a Abajlan (2) a B. i Chnmhfrlaln 000 tOfl.O-- i rj rrltimph j.io x-- Pashnnit and Gajper.

and LEGAL CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS Fictitious Firm Name THE UNDERSIGNED docs hereby certify that he Js conducting a Cafe business at 11 West Union Street i i Pasadena. County of Los Angeles State ot California. under Hcttlions firm name Of "CLUB and that said i is composed, of the following person se narre and address is as fol- XDOLPH" DI CARLO, Taylor Hotel. Colorado Street, Pasadena. WITNESS my hand this 12lh day of May.

)9 OL CABLO. STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF I.OS ANGELES. S3 ON THIS 12th day 01 May 1959 belore me Ruth B. Pryor.

a Notary Public In and 'or said Countv and Slate, residing therein commissioned and sworn, per appeared Adolph Dl Cnrlo known to me lo be the ccrson whose name 11 subscribed to tnr within Instrument, and acKnowl edged to me that he executed th "WITNESS WHEREOF, ihav hereunto set rny hand and aftlxe my official Ihe day nnd yea In this certificate ilrst writ (SEAU RUTH B. PR'YOR. Notary Public In and lor Sal County and Stale. My. Commission Expires April Publish; May 13.

20. 21. EXAMINATION FOB THE NEXT SEVEN DAV3 I In order to Introduce our lervlce lo Ihe people of Southern California the Los Angeles Countv Dliunostlc Association His established the nrlce ol our reeulir exjminallon to be only Jl.OO for Ihe next seven days, wnen this ad Is prestnled by you. This policy prevails at the Basic DUznosllc Offices listed below. SICK AND SUFFERING STOP WASTING TIME AND MONEY THE MENTAL RELIEF YOU WILL ENJOY IS PRICELESS What Is It worth to know about vonr ailment no suesi --Just facts plain scientific fact HEAn-TO-TOB OBSERVATION OF I EARS.

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