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Long Beach, Friday, Ock. 1953 and came to Long in 1918. He was a captain in World War I and commanded an Army hospital in France. He was a member of St. Luke's Episcopal parish, Berkeley Lodge 134, and Scottish Rite Freemasons.

He practiced medicine for 30 years in Pasadena and Long Beach before retiring 25 years ago. He leaves no surviving relatives. Masonic service will be Saturday at 3 p.m. in Patterson Snively Mortuary followed by private interment. DOUGHTY Elizabeth Jean Doughty, 14, of 2414 Zandia pupil in Will Rogers Junior high school, died Wednesday in Santa Ana.

Born in San Diego, she had lived here since 1948. She was a member of St. John's Community Presbyterian Church. Surviving are her parents, Warrant and Mrs. George Far Doughty; brothers, George and Charles; sisters, Carolyn and Jessie Ann, at home; her grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Doughty, Fred Hamm, and Mrs. Margaret M. Taylor of Long Be Beach. Service will be directed by Mottell's Mortuary.

BIBLE Mrs. Alpha Elmira Bible, of 153 Covina died Thursday in a Long Beach hospital. A native Pekin, she here in 1949. Surviving are her husband, Parl V. Bible, and her mother, Mrs.

George, Anna Ahrends of Long Service will be Saturday noon in Mottell's Mortuary chapel, with Rev. Willard A. Schurr officiating. Entombment will be in Sunnyside Mausoleum. LEITHOLD (Palos Verdes).

Kurt F. Leithold, 82, of 3229 Vial LaSelva, died Thursday in a Los Alamitos rest. home. A native of Germany, he lived in Indiana where he was a boilermaker until retiring. He came to Long Beach 30 years ago.

Surviving are his daughters, Mrs. Frieda L. Worsey of Palos Verdes, and Mrs. Edna H. Strawsburg of Long Beach; and sons.

Albert A. Leithold and Kenneth K. Leithold of Long Beach. Service will be Saturday at 1 p. m.

in Memorial chapel of Sunnyside Memorial Park entombment in Sunnyside Mausoleum. Mottell's Mortuary will direct the arrangements. HITE Mrs. Elsie J. Hite, of 42.

Glendora Ave. died Tuesday in a Torrance hospital. native of Germany, she had lived here since 1946. Surviving are her daughter, Mrs. Marie Mason.

and a brother, Fred O. Kerth, of Long Beach. Private service was held Wednesday in Mottell's Mortuary chapel. STAFFORD -Mrs. Avis Marie Stafford, of 165 W.

65th died Ship Departures (Compiled Exchange) ACTIVE VESSELS IN Vessel, Berth Bennington (Tkr.) Abc. Cynthia Olson .107 Dufvendyk (Dut.) .190 Ekefors (Swed.) Emu (Nor.) LES I Hastings 178 Hoegh, Silverbeam (Nor) Hawailan Builder 198 Hawaiian Educator Ho.ace Luckenbach 230-A Japan Transport ....179 Kazukawa Maru (Jap.) Minnesota (Tkr.) (Grk.) .101 North Beacon President Madison Pine Bluff Victory 156 Patricia (Pan. Tkr.) .238 Pathfinder 146 Rio Mar (Pan.) ...151 St. Helena (Br.) VESSELS DUE TO Vessel Berth From Calif. Standard, (Thr.) 101 Carpenteria Dalerdyk (Dut.) 189 San Fran.

Lompoc (Tkr.) 150 San Luis Mattawunga (Swed.) 230-D 'Fran. VESSELS DUE TO Vessel Berth From Alamar LB-54 Baltimore Bronxville (Nor.) 232-D Charleston Fenja (Nor. Tkr.) 241 Fran Gracia (Br.) 54 Fran. Hoegh Silvercrest (Nor.) 183 Honolulu La Baule (Fr.) Limburg (Dut.) 181 Fran. Voyager 146 Norfolk Ryuzan: Maru (Jap.) 158 Fran.

Page 32-THE INDEPENDENT CAVANAUGH Mrs. Jane Cavanaugh, 76, of 905 25th died Wednesday in a Long Beach hospital. She was born in Sedalia, and came here 17 years ago, was a member of Holy Innocents parish. Surviving are her husband, John C. Cavanaugh; sons, Fred Smith of Long Beach and Otto McDonald; daughter, Mrs.

Dovie Culverson. The rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. today in SheelarMcFadyen Mortuary chapel. Mass of requiem will be offered Saturday at -9 a.m. Interment will be in All Souls Cemetery, DROUGHT, -Miss Florence B.

Drought, 90, of 526 Orange died Wednesday in an Altadena rest home. She was born in Rice county, and came here in 1920. Miss Drought was a former schoolteacher. She was a member of Church. Surviving Congregationasins, four nieces and two nephews.

Service will be Saturday at 1 p.m. in Patterson Snively Mortuary chapel, with Rev. Isaac MacRae officiating. Interment be private. Friends are asked to omit flowers.

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ered to your home. And save 25c over the regular subscription price, too. MORNING SUNDAY EVENING Independent Press Telegram 1 a a a a Funeral Saturday for H. H. Wright, Road Job Victim Funeral service for Harry Husted Wright, 53, of 2304 Tulane Ave.

who was killed by a swinging timber Wednesday while working on the Ramona Ave. Freeway near San Dimas. will be at 10 a. m. Saturday in Winbigler Mortuary, Santa Ana.

Wright- who had worked for the Guy F. Atkinson Co. for 14 years- was struck down on his first day on the freeway job. He is survived by his wife, Merna; a stepson, Charles W. Moriarity: a stepdaughter, Beverly Bauer; his mother, Mrs.

Susie Wright; three brothers. LaVerne. Chester and Edward, and two sisters. Mrs. Jessie Knipper and Mrs.

Veria Dickeson. Wednesday in a Los Angeles hospital. She was born in Ohio and had lived in Long Beach 17 years. She belonged to Mar Vista chap ter Eastern Star. Surviving are her husband.

Elmer Stafford: a daughter, Mrs. Irene Panwitz: a son. Chester Kettleman. Service will be in the Hunter Mortuary chapel; time to be announced. Officers of Mar Vista chapter will officiate.

Interment will be private. KELLY Mrs. Dottie Belle died Thursday in a Long Beach Kelly, 53, of 300 E. Arbor hospital A native of Selma, Calif. she came here 10 years ago.

Surviving are her husband, Leonard Kelly; a brother, H. L. Ketchum; sister Mrs. Nora Gilmore: her mother, Mrs. Irene Wren, Paramount.

Service will be Saturday at 10:30 a.m. in the Hunter Mortuary chapel with inIterment following in Sunnyside Memorial Park. BODE Miss Peggy Jane Bode, 17, of 68 Granada Ave. died in a Long Beach hospital TuesdayBorn in Denver, she came there 10 years ago. She was senior student in Wilson High school.

Surviving are her mother, Mrs. Jane A. Bode; her father, Herbert F. Bode; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

H. A. Havener and Mrs. J. C.

Kettner. Service will be Saturday at 10 a. m. in the Dilday Mortuary chapel with Rev. William H.

Galbraith officiating. Interment will be in Green Hills Memorial Park, San Pedro. JESMER- Gertrude Lockwood Jesmer3400 E. Second died Tuesday in her home. A native of Huddersfield, West Riding, Yorkshire, England, she came from Boston, to Long Beach 30 years ago.

She was a -time Christian Science practitioner. Surviving is a nephew, Richard Lockwood of San Lorenzo. Service will be Saturday at 2 p. m. in Mortuary chapel, Albert W.

Cheney officiating. Interment will be private. TURNER- -Willard Russell Turner, 36, of 1247 Loma Vista Dr. died Wednesday in a Tor rance hospital. He came to Long Beach from Tucson, Ariz.

in 1941. He belonged to Local B-11, International Brother hood of Electrical Workers in Wilming- ton. Surviving are a daughter, Sandra Diane, and a son, Robert Marshall Turner, of Long Beach; his mother, Mrs. Bessie Turner of Joliet, Ill. Service will be Saturday at 10 a.

m. in the Memorial chapel of Sunnyside Memorial Park with Dr. Ewing S. Hudson officiating. Patterson Snively Mortuary will direct HUGHES John Hughes of Alhambra, former resident of Long Beach at 2315 Myrtle Ave.

died Wednesday in an Alhambra hospital. Surviving are his wife, Ann; his brother, Earl F. Hughes, Long Beach oil man; his sister, Mrs. Nellye Bragg, San Gabriel; a half-sister, Mrs. Bessie Arnold, also of Long Beach, and niece, Mrs.

Margaret French of Hawthorne. Service will be Saturday at 11:30 a m. in the Turner, Stevens Turner Mortuary chapel, Alhambra, followed by entombment in Angeles Abbey Mausoleum, Compton. Vital Statistics Marriage Licenses LOS ANGELES Everett D. Bowen, 1626 Cedar Norma J.

Johnson, 2386 Magnolia 35 Vicenza Scotti, 721 W. Pedro Anita 219 St. Rialto James W. Hamilton. 1024 Gulf Wilmington Theresa B.

Puckett, 1322 W. Wilmington William A. Reed Fresno 39 Adena Harelton, 5023 Livingston DE Hicks Junipero Beverley 6164 AVE Elmer Koolman, 9444 Maple BeL flower Gertrude Bajama, 12826 E. 166 Norwalk trem Li. Rollo.

4506 42nd Wood Gloria R. Dawson. 2341 Lemon Frank Buzzetta, 401 Mate Compton Rose Bonello, Los Angeles Norman Jensen. Parkmount. Paramount Patricia 1.

Peabody. 8229 Vista Rivera Robert Drummond 3832 Palio Verde 19 Jacqueline Los I Ben Peterson, 408 8. Essey 81. Compton Georgia Kuehn, 1983 14th John Hawley, 775 Pedro Patricia C. Swenson.

1517 256th St Harbor City Frederick Cochrane, 11438 Dew 45 Martha 11538 8. Julius St. Downer Carlos B. 2. Martinez, 1958 Cerritos Gloria G.

Gonzales, Low Anzeles. Sidney Shapiro, 6000 Fidler Bellflower Snider. Angeles Karl Warren. 10722 Cecilia Nor 19 Robert R. Brown.

San Francisco. 20 Lols Me Murrouch Los Donna J. Clark. 31837 Salmone Ave, E. Lone Kanka, Beach 11333 Buell 21 Edward St Nor Dolores Romero, 11002 Ringwood.

Norwalk 19 in Richardson, 10833 Pluton St. Norwalk 37 Marruerita M. Norman. 8120 San Gabriel So. Gate Robert L.

US Nary Fedor, 1522 Amapali. Torrance 16 SANTA ANA OFFICE Marvin Carmel Kring. 2834 Indiana South Gat Betty Mae Steavens. Los Angeles Angel Inoseneta Concha, Moreno, St. Rivera Anaheim Robert Cruze, 16650 Pearl St.

Modena Helen Nadine same address 021 Whooie, It's Sure a Dry Fight, Mac WASHINGTON That long Supreme Court battle between California and Arizona over Colorado River water rights reached the point Thursday where California filed a legal paper called a "rejoinder of defendants to complainant's reply to defendants answer. That's one of those things the newspaper, this reporters simply California call one, denied an Arizona claim that drafters of the Colorado River compact back in 1922 intended for Arizona to use all of an extra -acre feet of water assigned to lower basin states. Legal Notice NOTICE OF FILING OF ASSESSMENT Notice is hereby by the City Clerk of the City of Long Beach, California, that the Director of Pub tic Service of said City did on the 5th day of October file with said City Clerk the assessment with attached diagram for the work or 1m- provement of the Alley Fast of San Francisco Avenue, between Burnett Street and Street ineluding all intersections of Streets and. Beach, Alleys, in the City of Long California, by paving the roadway with Portland cement concrete pavement, 5 inches in thickness and by doing all necessary grading. as described in Resolution of Intend tion No.

C-14201, adopted by the City Council of said City on the 10th day of March, 1963, to which la Resolution of Intention reference hereby made for description of said work improvement. Notice 18 further given that said City Clerk does hereby tix the 3rd day of November 1953, 11:00 o'clock A. M. said day. at the Council Chamber of the City Halt or said City, as the time and place when where all persons interested in said work or Improvement done der Resolution of Intention C-11201 or in said assessment will be heard City Council AIL persona desiring to be heard shall, prior to the day fixed herein for.

the hearing upon the assessment. appeal to the City Council by brierly stating in writing the grounds appeal (SEAL) MARGARET L. HEARTWELL city Cleric of the City of Long Beach Pub. Oct. 8.

9, 1953 (20 NOTICE OF FILING OF ASSESSMENT Notice is hereby given by the City Clerk of the -City of Long Beach, California, that the Director of tic Service of said City did on the 5th day of October, 1953. with said City Clerk the assessment with diagram for the work or provement of the Alter East of Maine Avenue, between Twenty first Street and Street. Including all intersections of Streets and Alleys, in the City of Long Beach, California, constructing 6-Inch clay pipe connecting sewers; constructine gas service laterals of wrought steel pipe: by constructing water service laterals of Inch copper paving the roadway with Portland cement concrete pavement. 5 inches in thickness and by doing all sary grading, as described in tion of Intention No. C-14190, adoptfed by the City of said City the Med day of March 1953, to which Resolution of Intention reference is hereby made for a description of said work or Improvement Notice In further given that said City Clerk does hereby the day 01 November 1958, 11.00 Council Chamber of the City Hall of clock, M.

of said day at the said City, as the time and place when and where persons interested in said work or improvement done un der Resolution of Intention No C-14190 or in said assessment will be beard by said City Council persona to be heard shall, prior to the day fixed herein dor the hearing upon the assessment, appeal to the City Council by briefly stating In writing the rounds of MARGARET L. City Oct. Clerk of the 1953 City 20- of Long Beach 8. 71101 NOTICE OF INTENDED MORTGAGE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That WEB SERVICE COMPANY. Mortgagor, whose address 1s 10940 Santa Monica Boulevard, in the City of Los Angeles, Zone 25.

County of Los Angeles, mortgage State of to California, BANK OF intends to AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, Mortgagwhose address 18. 469 North Beverly Drive, in the City of BeverCounty Los Angeles, State of California: All those certain Westinghouse. Laundromat Washing Machined listed Model RC-1 in that certain inventory attached to, and by reference made part of, a certain Chattel mortgage recorded concurrently with this notice, which said washing machines are a part of the of a certain equipment business known As WEB SERVICE COMPANY and located at the addresses, to set inventory forth in list, the all above being re- in the County of Los Angeles, State of California, and that an executed mortgage of the same will be delivand the consideration therefor paid at 10:00 o'clock a. on the day of October. 1953, at the loan department of the BANK OF AMERT.

Beverly Hills Main Office, at 469 North Beverly Drive, in the City of Beverly Hills. County of Los Angeles, State of Calfornia. Dated Oct. 1, 1953. WEB SERVICE Mortgagor.

By W. E. BLOOMFIELD By MARGARET M. BLOOMFIELD Loan Dept. BANK OF AMERICA N.

T. S. A. Beverly Main Office 469 N. Beverly Drive Beverly Hills, Calif.

J4842c Pub. October 9, 1953 (10) L.B.I 77682 NOTICE OF INTENDED SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That Frank G. Stark and Grace 7102 Rio Flora Place, In the City Stark, Venders, whose address 648 Downey, County of Los Angeles, State of California, intend to sell to David 7 Molson and Harry Motson, Vendees, whose address 18 No. Las in the City of Los geles, County of Los Angeles, State for California, the following described personal property. to All stock in trade.

equip ment and good will of a certain Self Service Laundry known Frank's Self Service Laundry' A and located at 4304 Stearas Arenue, the City of Long Beach, County Los that Angeles. sale, State transfer of and California, and a a assignment of the same will be made. and the consideration therefor will be paid at 10:00 o'clock a. m. on the 20th day October 1953.

at the escrow de I partment of THE CALSTATE ESCROW SERVICE. at 2402 West Olive in the City of Burbank, Counof Los Angeles, State of Califor- DATED October 6. 1953. FRANK G. STARK Vendor GRACE C.

STARK, Vendor 14838 Pub. October 9, 1953 NOTICE OF NON-RESPONSIBILITY Notice is hereby given by the undesigned. Irene Severson. residing at 6621 Myrtle Long Beach. California, that after the date of October 7.

-1953, she will not be responsible for any debts, liabilities or obligations incurred by any persona other than herself. Dated October 6. 1953. (Signed) IRENE SEVERSON Pub. Oct.

7. 8. 9. 1953 (3t) L.B.L Legal Notice NOTICE OF NON-RESPONSIBILITY Notice is hereby given by the undesigned, Mildred Hendrickson, residing at 51 Church Mountain View. California, that after the date of October 7th, 1953, she will not be responsible for any debts, liabilities or obligations incurred by any persons other than herself.

Dated October 6. 1953. (Signed) MILDRED HENDRICKSON By BETTY BURKHARTSMEIER Pub. Oct: 7, 8, 9, 1953 (3t) Legat Notice WHEREAS, the School District will not require the Une of the following facilities at the John Marshall Junior High School: Choral Room: Each Sunday from 9:30 A M. to 12:30 P.M.

and from 6:15 P. M. to 9:30 P. October 35, 1958, January 25. 1954.

Auditorium and Cafeteria Dining Room Each Wednesday, from 6:15 P.M. to 9:80 P. October 28. 1953. to 1854.

and from 12:30 P. MA to 4:30 P.M. on Sunday, October 06. 1953, only, and WHEREAS it la the desire of the Board of Education to rent the aforesald rooms for such hours as they are not needed by the District, NOW. THEREFORE, be it resolved by the said Board of Education that declare its intention to offer for lease the aforementioned rooms Tori such times as they are not needed by the District, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the minimum rental which will be accepted for the use of these rooma is One Hundred Fifteen and ($115.00) Dollars, for the first use, and Treaty and ($20.00) Deleach Sunday for each and every thereafter and and ($45.00) Dollars, each Wednesday for each and every use: thereafter use being interpreted as a session from 9:30 A.

M. to 12:30 or session from 6:15 to P. or a session from 12:30 4:30 P.M.. Including the time for heating up and preparation for the use, and at the rate of Two and ($7.50) Dollars, for each hour that the use defined above extends beyond four (0) hours. and subject cancellation by either party at time new rates are determined for this type of facility by the Boards of Education Payments basic rental is due in advance delivery of the premises? BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this lease may be terminated within the above expressed term by the by either party of notice in writing BE IF FURTHER RESOLVED that sealed proposals shall be received at the regular meeting of the Board of Education at 4:00 P.

M. on Monday. October 19. 1953, and will be consid ered at approximately that hour. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that oral bids will be received provided such oral bids exceed by at least five written percent the highest of the sald proposals the next preceding oral bid.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Assistant Secretary be Instructed to publish this resolution in the Long Beach Independent not less than once week for three successive weeks before the meeting BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Assistant Secretary be instructed to publish this resolution by posting a copy of the said resolution in three public places in the BE IF FURTHER RESOLVED that the Board of Education reserves the right to reject any and aft bids and kithdraw the property from lease: should it deem such action for the best, public WITNESS interest OF THE ADOPTION OF THE FOREGOING RESOLUvote In excess of twothirds of all members of this Board, the members of such Board, present and voting thereon. have hereunto our hands this 28th day of 1953. BOARD OF EDUCATION OF -THE LONG BEACH UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT OF LONG ANGELES CALIFORNIA VI BOYD A DUNCAN DWIGHT SIGWORTH ELIZABETH HUDSON GEO VERMILLION Pub. Oct. 3, 16.

1953 (31) L. B. Bank No. 903 REPORT OF CONDITION GENERAL MOTORS ACCEP TANCE located at Beach, California as of the close of business on the 30th. day of September, Published 8C- cordanes with call made the Superintendent of Banks.

ASSETS Commercial Cash balances with other banks, includIng reserve balance, and cash items in process of collections 482,252,88 Loans and discounts 27,493,298,60 8b. Furniture, fixtures and equipment 27.521.11 11. Other assets 23.215.45 Resolution No. RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO LEASE SCHOOL BUILDING TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES 21. Other 1 liabilities $26.429,834.84 TOTAL LIABILITIES (excl.

subordinated obligations shown below) CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 22. Capital paid in: b. Common stock 400.000.00 23. Surplus 100,000.00 24. Undivided profitsnet 1,046,453.20 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 1,546,453.20 27.

Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES): R. B. PETERS. Ass't. Treas.

R. M. MILLER, Ass't. Sec'y. of GENERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION, being duly sworn, each for himself, says he has a personal knowledge of the matters contained in the foregoing report of condition and schedules pertaining thereto and that every allegation, statement, matter and thing therein contained is true to the best of his knowledge and belief.

R. B. PETERS, Ass't. Treas. R.

M. MILLER. Ass't. Sec y. Severally subscribed and sworn to before me by both deponents, this 5th day of October, 1953.

F. A. CHILL (SEAL) Notary Public In and for said County of Los Angeles, State of California. My Commission Expires June 8. 1955 Pub.

October 1953 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES October 1953 Date of Application TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby given that fifteen days after the above. date, the undersigned proposes to sell erages at these premises described as follows: 333 West Anaheim Street Long Beach Pursuant to such intention. the andersigned is applying to the State Board of Equalization for issuance of an alcoholic beverage license for these premises as follows: On- sale Beer Anyone desiring to protest the suance vol such may file a verified protest with the State Board Equalization at Sacramento. Calistating grounds for dental as prorided by law. JAMES Pub.

October 9.. 1953 (10) NOTICE OF NON- RESPONSIBILITY Notice is hereby given by the undesigned, Margaret H. Martinovich, residing at 1738 E. 4th Long Beach, California, that after the date of October 7th, 1953, she will not be responsible for any debts, labilities or obligations incurred by any -per sons other than herself. Dated October 6th, 1953.

(Signed) MARGARET H. MARTINOVICH Pub. Oct. 7, 8, 9, 1953 (8t) L.B.L Resolution. No.

092153.A RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO LEASE SCHOOL PROPERTY WHEREAS, the School District will not require the use of Lot 20 of Tract No. 7364, in the City of Long Beach, as per map recorded in Book 84. pages 13 and 14 of Maps, in the office of the County Recorder of said County, and also known as 2265 Webster Avenue, beginning November 1, 1953 and ending November 1, 1954. and WHEREAS, it is the desire of the Board of Education to rent the aforesaid property for such time it not needed by the District, NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the said Board of Education that it declare its intention to offer for lease the aforementioned property for such time needed by the District, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the minimum rental which will be accepted for the use of the proplerty will be Seventy and Legal Notice Dollars, ($70.00) for the first month, and Seventy and Dollars ($70.00) for each and every month thereafter, payable in advance with the last month's rent to be paid in and no utilities to be furbaste nished except water. Payment of rental is due advance delivery of the premises.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this lease may be terminated within the above expressed term by the riving by either party of notice in writing BE FURTHER RESOLVED that sealed proposals shall be recelved at the regular meeting of the Board of Education at 4:00 P. on Menday, October 19, 1953, and will be considered approximately that hour. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that oral bids will be received provided such oral bids exceed by at least five percent the highest of the said written proposals the next preceding oral bid. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Assistant Secretary be instructed to publish this resolution in the Long Beach Independent not less than once week for three successire weeks before the meeting. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Assistant Secretary be instructed to publish this resolution by posting copy of the said resolution in three public places in the District.

BE FURTHER RESOLVED that the Board of Education reserves the right to reject any and all bids land to withdraw the property from lease should it deem such action for the best publis interest. IN WITNESS OF THE ADOPTION OF THE FOREGOING RESOLU TION, by vote 'In excess of two thirds of all members of this Board, the members of such Board. present and voting thereon, have hereunto set our hands this 21st day of September 1953. BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE LONG BEACH UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA BOYD DUNCAN' DWIGHT C. SIGWORTH ELIZABETH HUDSON GEO.

M. VERMILLION Pub, Sept. 25, Oct. 2. 9, 1953.

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H. B. Long officiating. BIBLE. Alpha Elmira, Covina Survived by wide ower Pearl V.

Bible: mother, George Anna Bible. Service noon with Rev. Will Hard A Schurt offlicating Mottell' chapel. AVANAUGH. MIs.

A Mary Jane, 905 Recitation of the Friday 8 Poem. Sheelar McFayden chapel. American Ave Mass of requiem Saturday m. Holy Innocents Church, Interment All Souls Cemetery EMBREE. age 336 South: Flower Los An Funeral services: chaper.

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