NEW YORK BOND PRICES DEATHS, Funeral Announcements HOg gttgClCg CfmCS JULY 1 9, 1 945-Port I WEATHER REPORT ti selected list of transaction! on the KERTH, Mrs. Mary Elisabeth, ef 3635 Brighton, beloved mother of Walter Sz Al P. Kerth. loving sister of Mra. Anna Kw York Etoca mad Curb Exchanges: ornctAL T-'rres Az Mrs.
Josephine Hawkins. Ros- 1 (In ary this evening. 7 (seven! cioc Cos N.Ch.! 81000) Close K.Ch. the Wallace E. white Howard J.
Cal J. LOCAL TEMPEPATTTHES Minimum and maximum temperatures from Southern lanan Mortuary. Reaulem mass Federal Science Agency Asked WASHINGTON1, July 18. (JP) Creation by Congress of a power 3" 1 Soc-Var 3sP4 6 106 SB TiT 3S79 1 108H a.m.. at St.
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Int TtfcT 5f55 37 104 ful national scientific research agency designed to accelerate the war against disease, strength Los Aneeies (ground) 80 84 Culver CitT 72 Imperial ,103 Long Beach 78 i Los Anceles Harbor 72 Aneeies Municipal Airport 71 iMt Wilson 78 i Newport Harbor 69 i Riverside 89 Dieco 75 I Santa Ana 82 ISania Monica 71 jU.C.L.A 69 NJ 3s6l 1 105 i I TexCom 3s65 2 1 'i V41 Do 3s 59 31 104 5s79 105 4 Th Ave 5s60 16 52 'x 'UnOilCal 3s67 103' i4 OnPac Ist4s47 1 ja Do 71 29 104 'i a Sh 45 2361 19 88 Y. 4s 52 9 1063 iW Pae 4'a Do 52 11 101 JonA-L 1 KCPtS 4s 36 5 91 LthVHT 5s54 2 8s LehV5s2003st 30 66 Do 4' 520O3 79 60 Do 4s 2003 78 59 "4 Is! 4s 49 2 1071, 5s 69 4 104 LN3Ji 2O03 1 en, national security and help create new industries was pro DIVORCE SOTS FILED NEGRETS. Jessl A. against Ignaeio O. NELSON.
Sophie B. against John H. NEV1LL. Roberta against Linden NOBLE. Hazel E.
against Robert P. PAEZ. Mary A. aRainst Arnold C. PEARSON.
Margaret E. against Albert T. PEGRAM. Millard J. against Delores, PETERSEN.
Anna J. against Hugo. PETERSON. Vevia against John. PETTY.
Thelma C. against Forrest O. PIERCE. Marguerite against Theodore. PRESTON.
Barbara A. against Joseph E. PROFIT. Wesley against Julia. RAMEY.
Aleene F. against Cornelius W. RAYBURN. Acline C. against Charles R.
REINHARDT. Florence O. against Alex. RENNIE. Bette against Edward F.
RUCKER. Hazel L. against Edmund P. SALISBURY. Frank M.
against Mary E. B. SCHAUMAN. Magda B. against Waldemar.
SCHROEDER. Robert L. against Jessie E. SENTER. Robert H.
against Odessa. SEWELL. Dorothy against William M. SILVAS. Agnes against Lugardo.
SMITH. Bcrdean against Russell T. SPARLING, cordie against Arthur. TANNER. James L.
against Geraldine. TOWNS. Henry M. against Audrey S. VAUGHN.
Holland R. against June E. VIEIRA. Rhoda M. against Allen F.
WEBER. Betty P. against Harold L. WEBSTER. Nolen D.
against Barbara G. WEMPLE. Helen against Edwin C. WESTLAND. Hallie against John R.
WILLE. Jenesie against Milton. ZUCCO. John M. against Donna V.
DIVORCES GRANTED ALBANESE. Marie from Vlto. ANDERSON. Carl V. from Lucia E.
ANDERSON. Paul A. from Marie A. APPLEGATE Margaret M. from W.
J. ARNOLD. Moyne C. from Robert E. A VILA.
Eloisa M. from Lawrence. BARBER. Lucille M. from James A.
BASS. Patricia V. against Clinton H. BLESSINGER. Eddie M.
from Myrtle L. BOSNIAN. Lupita J. from John Jr. BRENNAN.
Beverly A. from Charles A. blPP5so3st 7 101 7 102S Ai7lIGC51is49 5 102 is Am I4T 3s56 53 138 Do 66 8 106 Do 61 25 105'i Am Too 3s 62 2 103'. 3s 69 13 103 ArmCo4ijs75 6 10fi. Do 3V.S 64 1 106 Va ATSF 45 95 3 131 6 IDS.
ACL 1st 4.52 1 108', Do 64 15 108 A'i Rtt 3s53 5 103 B0 16 10414 Do 95 A 50 81 Do 95 32 88 'i Do 2000 9 81 Do 9S 31 81 Do rv 168 67. posed today. Boy Critically Hurt Playing With Pistol William Servin, 13, son of Dr. and Mrs. Camilo Servin of 2817 S.
Hobart was in a critical condition last night suffering from a gunshot wound which was accidentally self-inflicted yesterday. According to police, the lad and a playmate, Ernest Monk, 10, of 972 S. Muirfield Road, were in the playroom of the Servin home. The two were examining a pistol belonging to Dr. Servin, which, according to the boy's mother, was kept in a drawer of a chiffonier.
As young Servin was The proposal was made In a 2014 UO 3-s2003 11 109 KNOWLE. Jennie. Armstrong Family in charge. I.AKEMAN. Charles Henry, beloved father of Mrs.
Blanche Lyons, grandfather of Harold L. Lyons. Graveside services a.m., at Forest Lawn Cemetery. W. A.
Brown ds Son. directors. LARSON, Mrs. Mary beloved wife of Hans M. Larson.
Rosary this evening. 8 o'clock, at the chapel of Cunningham At O'Connor, 850 W. Washington. Re-oulem mass 0. a.m..
at Holy Name Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. LEVY, Jesse. Services 11 a.m. today at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood.
5959 Santa Monica Blvd. LOLL A Elsie beloved wife Of swillls H. Lollar, sister of Mrs. Katie M. Rear-don.
Mrs, Bene Chadwell Az Fred W. Cannedy. Services 2:30 p.m.. at the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge.
MAYLAND. Mollie. Services 2:30 p.m. today at Pierce Brothers' Crematorium. Venice Blvd.
at Catalina. MrCAI.EB. Ira A. Forest. Lawn Mortuary in charge.
MILLER, Benjamin. Services 11 a.m. Fri. at Glasband's Hollywood. 7700 Santa Monica Blvd.
MOORE, Mis. Alice Rhea. Services today. 3 n.m from 1st Presbyterian Church. 20th Az Figueroa.
W. A. Brown 1e Son. directors. MORRIS.
William Lee. Cunningham Az O'Connor, directors. MORRISON, Merrill E. Services 2 at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. MOSMAN.
Mitt G. Edwards Rrothers' Colonial Mortuary. 21 107 5 107'i 4 108'. 1 104'4 184-page report to the White 86'. WesttTn 5s60 Do 4'aS 50 I Wilson 3s 58 FORECAST Southern California: Scattered cloudiness in west portion -and partly cloudy in east portion today and tomorrow with night- and morning foe- In coastal area and scattered afternoon showers or thunderstorms in interior region and on east 109 'a Manati 4s57 7 1 MPPSSM 4sll 5 I MKT 5s62 A 21 Do aj 5s67 38 Do 1st 4s 90 31 is cen 4549 12 82'.
3'4 Bonds Foreirn House by Dr. Vannevar Bush, director of the Office of Scientific Research and Development, who helped marshal the nation's civil Are 4s 72 Feb 25 94 slopes of moutains: not much change in pn 4' 48 11 1054 5'as49 261 70J4 90 '41 93 88'. 1 34', 88 '4 1 89 1 89'4 88'. 98 34 Do 4 'as 71 5 99'4 Australia5s55 15 105'4 Do 4'is 5S 6 99.4 Braj 38 92 temperatures. TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION Pt-EWV4r5 5 Do SW SO 14 Do 5s 65 A Do 5s 77 97 ian scientists for war researcn.
rrecinl Canada 3US61 5 107'i. 105 72'. 56'-87 coiomb Js 70 9 CODenh 5s 52 2 Albuquerque Bush declared: "Early action is imperative if this nation is to 101 105' V4 110'i. LUOR 77 1 1 BthS 1 BostM'isTO 17 Do 4s 60 12 st 91 BCRA-N 5s 34 19 Can 4s perD 17 On 5sS9 34 Do rn 5s 45 75 Do Ss 78 12 I Do 5s 81 I 5fi Do 4s 75 242 Mont 33ss66 4 4'rs55 8 Do 3' 15 NatDai3'4s60 2 Nat Stl 3s 65 1 NERR 4s 45 5 i Bakersfield i 'i Bismarck 90 43 7" 7(S'4 IV, 106, 104 lot. meet the challenge of science in the crucial years ahead.
On the 22 Denmk 4 2S62 2 Oslo 4'aS 55 4 Peru 7s 59 22 Do 1st 6s 60 17 Do 2nd 6s 61 13 Svdnes 2 V.Y. CI'RB Buffalo 2 Chicacn 'Cincinnati lOl'a 4 99 4 wisdom with which we bring NETT 5s52 17 114 NOTerm 4s53 3 107 Vj Do 1st Ss 45 15 CenNYP 3s74 5 105 Va On Pae 5s60 37 103 Do 1st 4si9 1 ina BONOS Denver 95 AmPA-L6s2016 10 108 NIKSS. Ruth S. AsElec4'aS53 36 99 1 44 1 iittJlAl 0'aSD4 I Do 5s 54 2 NYC SsIOU 25 Do4'-as2013A 37 I Do cn 4s 98 23 NYCHR3'2S97 5 AS 5SO0 35 38 2 105 S-iIJ OS H7 J4 1 3s 49 109 CBA-Q 4's77 5 3 39 Do 5'aS 77 DO 4 'is 49 34 37'i 113 57 113 1 9534 34 90'. 92 106 71'4 2V.
70'a 2 68'4 I 69 'a 4 36T. J. 24 I. 34 'A 4-1 uo 4S 03 11 CA-EI lnc 97 43 CGW4'is2038 2 holding the gun, it went off, the bullet entering hi3 left cheek. He was rushed to the Georgia Street Receiving Hospital for emergency treatment, then transferred to the California Lutheran Hospital.
Des Moines Detroit El Paso Ft. Worth Havre Indianapolis Kansas City Las Veass Little Rock Memphis Mis mi Minneapolis New Orleans New York Omaha BROWN. Edith R. from isnam A. BRUUN.
Lewis O. from Myrtle E. CAMPBELL. Alice D. from Charles R.
CAMPBELL. Frances B. from Clifford E. CAMPBELL. Opal A.
from Russell E. CASTLEMAN. Charlene B. from Richard W. CONKLIN.
Harry from Nellie. CORRIDAN. James F. from Loretta A COULTER. William from Myrtle M.
COURTNEY. Ann from Bert C. DE COU. Douglas F. from Glnryne.
DONAHUE. Alice G. from Ralph. DUNCAN. Raymond L.
from Lucille A. DUNN. Connie J. from William F. ELIAS.
Ernestine from Albert E. ELLIS. Katnerine from Josephine T. riL'TVrt ri 4-nm rnMiVi science to bear in the war against disease, in the creation of new industries and in the strengthening of our armed forces depends, in a large measure, our future as a nation." Bush's report, prepared at the request last November of the late President Roosevelt, recommended that a nine-man board be formed, to serve four years AsTT5fas55A 3 lOS3 Vi BostE2.s70A 8 104V. CenStEl 5s48 IS 77 2'-, Do 5is 54 86 76'i 1 '-ChlRy5s27ct 22 84 'a 12 104'.
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96 70 64 54 ..77 SI ...79 45 78 66 .19 Beaver Mortuary. Tnglewood. in charge. THILLIPS. Merrill Julv 17.
1945. at his home in East whlttier. survived by widow. Emma; children, Merrill Jr. Ac Patricia Ann: mother, Mrs.
Sheridan Phillips; brothers. Ralph A. 8e Dwiaht Ac sister. Ruth M. Gilbert.
Services at the Rose Chapel In Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier. July 19, at 3 P.m. White-Emerson Co. in charge. RANDALL, Addison, beloved husband of Barbara, loving son of Lillian Myers, brother of Robert Randall.
Services 11 a.m. today at All Saints Episcopal Church. Camden Drive Az Santa Monica 1 Blvd. Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hills, di 71Vj 76 1 99l 22H 793 I 55 17 14 51 78 45 10 6S48 I Do 4 'is 67 Do 4s 55 Do 4s 58 I Do 4s 57 NYOW 4s92 NYWB4'is4S NorfS5s2014 NorP 6f 2047 Do 45 88 1 Chi 1A-L 5s66 40 CMSPP 5575 225 Do 5s 200O 674 Do 4s 83 10 CVW4l99 114 CJUP4'js52A 86 65 'all ul ez 45 93 A 73 4. 1 -1.
109 '4 'pi 91 71 '4 DO 45 93 3 42'i I Do 5s 2047 26 109'. DO 4' as 2047 20 105 1 r.asttif 4S56A 2. 101 'a Philaoelpnia Phoenix Pittsburah 104'. I4 DO 45 97 12 II Methodist Crusade hO Rfi 1,4 IntPS 7s57 10 25 ilntersPw 6s52 3 un zu7 Z3 OiLCh 4S48 13 85 '4 PacGArE 3S74 2 10 'J rectors. RICE.
Robert July 17. gt his home. 1050 Longden San Gabriel, retired owner of R. L. Rice, wholesale flour distributors, husband of Mrs.
Oohie E. Rice, father of Bion A. Rice Helen E. 1 uo fts 4 3 Jer Cen PArL PenPALS'aSfig 9 106T. PenRR 3'is52 28 106 each without compensation, and that it give new impetus' to al) research, promote basic research by nonprofit organizations such Times photo GUN VICTIM William Servin, 1 3, with nurse, in hospital with gunshot wound.
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(PcoA-E 4,60 2 88 Peri-M 3sfi0 18 99 FRANCIS. Joseph M. from Dorothy P. CARMAN. Mary from Earl J.
GEARHART. Jean R. from James R. GILLIS. Myrtle E.
from Msthias J. GOODE. Caroline H. from John K. GRANT.
Jane M. from William L. HALL. Nina B. from Elmer E.
HARRTSON. Alberta from Admiral D. HEARLE Josephine from Herbert V. HOEI-LFR. Banian V.
front Raymond O. HOFFMAN. Patricia from Frank. HUNTER. John T.
from Gertrude T. JAMES. Marina from Rian. JOSEPH. Ethel H.
from Harold C. KASSAR Viola from Paul Nfcncp 5 1 -SS4 103'. Wlnkleman of San Gabriel, grandfather of Audrey Rice of San Gabriel. Robert H. Clover of Sacramento dt Fred Rice of Pasadena: also survived by 5 greatgrandchildren.
Funeral services 2 p.m. Fri. at DuBoIs Funeral Home. 116 N. San Gabriel San Gabriel.
OhioP 30 106 Ohio PSv 4s62 9 105 PM1CO 4'Shl 3 105'4 2 Ph RCI 6s4 29 251 9 as universities and medical schools, and encourage scientific 6 ro 4.2S 60 207 22', 4 Do 4s S3 15 lO04 2'. Do 4s 34 420 641 1' Ch rs 25 103' 67 95'. CI UT Ss 73 2 1061, Do 4'is 77 6 ICS-1, 'i Cll 4'aS 80 1 783, C-- 5 51 2 1053. OmEd 3'jsS8 2 123 Do 3 77 1 106', "i ConOil 3'js51 13 10334... ConsP 3 '4566 17 105 's DeiAH 4s 63 88 105 DA-RG 4s 36 18 CA-RGW 5s55 17 1H" Do 5s 55a 113 1434 a Do 5s 78 5 65 1 4 14 pet Ed 3s 70 7 107 '-4 4 PuqLt 3'jsS5 1 105 Erie 20 99', EC 5s 74 10 73', 1 OenRA-U 4s69 27 67'5 1 CtNor4'as77E 15 Do 345 67 1 10S CMAtO 4s 75 I 104'i.
Bud 5s62 A 22 M'4 l'i talent by offering 25,000 fellow RICKETTS. Flbert Allen. Services today. row cor tan I 4 'is 59 4 PSv Colo 4s49 5 105 12 VITAL RECORD ships and scholarships. The or KNEMEYER.
Rosa V. from Frederick A. Oversubscribed CHICAGO, July 18. (JP) The Methodist Church's "crusade for Christ," seeking $25,000,000 for war relief and reconstruction in the United States, has been oversubscribed by nearly $2,500,000, it was announced today. Bishop J.
Ralph Magee said more than $18,000,000 in cash already has been received from members of the 41,000 Methodist ganization would be a governing Funeral Rites for Hotel Man Set Funeral services for Merrill Edward Morrison, 55, of 745 S. Normandie at different PhiIRy4s37 18 24'i 2 PhllPet2'4SS4 15 102' V. 4 107', Rio GW 4s39 5 110 I Do 4s 49 13 71 l'a 60 67 '4 l'a Rutllst4'as41 11 24'. l'i lSLSP5s50B 32 63 '-a 'a Do 4'aS 78 277 44h, Do 4s 50 A 214 60. 1 SL SW rf 5s90 6 83 2'k SeaALc6s45 1 67 2'a Do rf 4S59 ct 2 50 'Sea-AP6s35A 32 25" KNOKR.
reggy j. irom Robert L. KISSON. Lillian from Leland. KUHN.
Winnifred from Rudolph. LFDESMA, Becky from Robert M. LEE. Richard H. from Aline M.
StdGiE6sb6 4 103 'a Do 6s 48 st 10 104 Unit Aj Rr 5 'is 52 5 102 9-32. Wald-As5s54 14 68 Foreign Boads MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSCED Ru5s6'asl919 12 8'A4- Vm council on science but would conduct no research itself. Bush estimated that such a program would cost about the first year and reach a stable level of about annually in five years. sunnes 4b 3rd st 4 Sl'i 1 ABRAMS O'DONNELL. K.
53. M. 42. ALLPORT SEARS. H.
Jr. 22. M. 20. APPLEGATE GORST.
R. 23. 28. ARNOLD McNAMARA. O.
21. M. 23 AStfER MICKELSON. W. 21.
F. 25. BECK MORALES. G. 22.
O. 17. BENAVIDES MONTEJANO. H. 24.
A. 22. BERNDSEN HORVAT. B. 28.
H. 21. BEVASQUA RITTER, F. 40. R.
31. BILYEU COUNTS, t. 31. A. 21 BOGUE O'BRIEN.
26. M. 26. BRAUER STROMITRROIM IB Ot NEW YORK CURB STOCKS times manager of the Town House and the Hollywood Knickerbocker Hotel, will be conducted at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Ed NEW the Ne' YORK.
June 18. (Pi Followini are the closing; prices of active stocks on Curb Exchange: churches in the nation. The program calls for 1,000,000 new-converts, daily devotions in evr ery Methodist home, and establishment of 500 new churches. Close1 BRIM SHULTS. LeR.
21. Z. 18. -Close) 9 21 S', BKli TUM MECK. K.
27. B. 25 10'siBROWN McCAWLEY. 26. 22.
137V.i CHAMBERLAIN BRADLEY. R. 55. A. 48.
Close! Closet Air Investors 3'. (cities Service i Hum-Ross Aireon Mfg 8 Neon Its 2'i Husfmann-Lig Air-war El Ap 5'. (Clayton A- Lam 17 iHvgride Ed Aium Co Am Colon Develop 5 illi Pow Am Cit 17'a: Do div ct Am Cyan 37'ijColo Fil war 5'l Do pf Am Fgn war Arm 35'. Imp Oil Ltd Am Gas El war 3-32 Imn Tob Brit 4 Piper Aire Pttney-Bowef Pllts PI Gi Polaris Mng Powdr Alex Premier Gld Prod Corp Pug Sd Pyrene RKO ont war 20 'a 11 3 at Armstrong Family Mortuary. ROSSETTI.
Rev. Felix S.J.. of Loyola University, loving brother of MlSa Evelyn. Victor A. A.
fall of Los and Homer F. Rossetti of San Francisco. Rosary will be recited this evening, jr o'clock, at the Blessed Sacrament Church. Solemn requiem mass 10 at Blessed Sacrament Church. Wallace E.
White Howard J. Calla-non. directors. Interment Santa Clara. Cal.
Rl'SSO, Ethel Lenise. Services 12 noon, at Armstrong Family Mortuary. SEEGER. Mrs. Leona.
Reouiem mass at St. Cecilia Church today. 8 a m. Wallace E. White ii Howard J.
Callanan. directors. SF.EGMAN. Rose. Bervicea today.
3 P.m.. at Oroman Mortuary. SHELDON. George beloved husband of Mrs. Frances L.
Sheldon. Services 11:30 a.m.. in the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. SHELTOV, Jesse Thomas.
Interment Whlttier. N.C. Pierce Brothers' Leimert Park, directors. SHINK. Mrnashe.
Remains at Malinow Az Simons. SHRKiLFY. George F. Mass today. a at St.
Joseph Church. Edwsrris Brothers' Colonial Mortuary, directors. SMITH. Jaceb. Reed Tapley Geiger.
SPENCER. Ellen V. Remains forwsrded to WMtesville. bv Edwards Brothers' Cnlnnia! Morviarv. STROHECKIR.
Frank beloved husband of Kate Strohecker. father of Mrs Dar-rell Hufford Crawford F. Strohecker. Services Fri. 2 p.m..
at Orace Chapel. Inglewood Park Cemetery, under auspices of Golden State Camo No. 358. Az A. M.
Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary, directors. Sl'MNER, Clara. Services interment Cannon FaHs. Minn. Pierce Brothers Hollywood, directors.
THOMSEN. Mildred Estelle. Services 10 a.m at Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hills. 417 Ma Die Drive 16'. 13', Am Hard Rub Gun Misfires Twice; Third Try Takes Life After two cartridges in his revolver failed to explode, the third killed Henry Valk, 81, yesterday on the porch of his home at 181 1 Colina Drive, Glendale, according to police.
Valk's body, shot through the head, was found by his wife. A note indi cons Gas ut 67.: Indus Finance 2: cons Mn a 60 Indus Fin vto 1 Do of Rwy A- Let Sr 1 13 19 16' 58' 13 26' 2 5 2'-70' 98 37': 13 19', 1'-. 1 13 32'. wards Bros. Mortuary, 1000 Venice Blvd.
Interment will be in Inglewood Cemetery. Mr. Morrison, who died Tuesday in a Glendale hospital, came here 15 years ago from the Midwest. He leaves two daughters, Rhea Adaline Morrison of Los Angeles and Mrs. Ralph A.
Clark Jr. of Lancaster, and a brother, Donald E. Morrison of LINDON. Edith M. from Lionel A.
LOWRY. Jean from Thomas. LOWRY. Myrtle F. from Charles B.
LUEDK.E. Mercedes from Edward. MacLEOD. Angus from Alra N. MAHANEY.
Marguerite H. from C. W. MARTTN. Mary E.
from Edward L. McGUIRE. Sue E. from Arthur W. MEIKLEJOHN.
Ernestine from Kenneth. MILBERGER. Paul J. from Vera. MITTLE.
Evelyn B. from Walter A. MOSLEY. Gladvs from Charles. NADELLE.
Molly from Hirold. NEAI.ON. John J. Irom Mae. NORMAN, Carl O.
from Marjorie NYGAARD, Elizabeth A. from VaL B. OLLADO. Maximo from Mary. OWENS George M.
from Goldie M. PARLAN. Jane F. from Stanley. PINATELLI.
Antonette from Thomas. POYNTER. Flora from John W. REYES. from Jose.
RICHARDSON. Harel from James C. RILEY. Lillian from Paul H. ROSEN.
Clarice from Avron. ROWAN Augusta M. from Roy A. SAUL. Blanche from Edward S.
SCHWARTZ. Ruth from Arnold. SHUDIC. Rudolph from Irls SMITH. Crane L.
from Rufus SPECKMAN. Beatrice from Earl SPENCER. Genevieve L. from Herbert I. STEPHENSON.
Harry J. from Florence. STONER. Dorothy V. from Morrig H.
SWAN. William from Virgie M. TACKMAN. Marie from Raymond. TOMPKINSON.
Louise H. from Ruben R. VAN MATER. Clarence C. from Lois B.
WAGNER. Wllda L. from Frank WALSH. Dorothy O. from Leo WILHTLM.
Virginia 8. from Keith A. WILLIAMS Frances from Arlie B. WILSON. Mary E.
from Roland B. WOLFE. Bill from Ruth WOLFE. Jack C. from Mildred WR AY.
Corrlne F. from Clayton E. ZUGSAY Carmen 8. from Rudolph B. ZUMBERG.
Christine from Christopher C. DEATHS. Funeral Annonnrements gwy Ar Ut Inv A 1 Paytheon Mfg 19', Red Bank Oil 2'. Rich Oil war 1': Richmond Rad 4'. Rio Gr Vai a 3'.
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D. Jr. 28. M. 24.
CR1PE SCHAEFER W. 25. 19. CRITCHFIELD SIMMONS. D.
22. N. 22. CROW WOELFEL. C.
32. K. 33. DAILEY WALTON, 72. A.
65. DAVIS CLARK. Jr. 24. 18 DeHART BAUTISTA.
O. 21. D. 20. DIAL OLSEN.
G. 26. C. 24 DIEDRICH CHAMBERS. 21.
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18. A. 21. ENTENMANN ATHAY. 26.
21 FINK FX ST ETN ADLER. R. 28. A. 28.
FORSBLADE KOTARAKOS. E. 19. H. 19.
GABRIEL FAINE. H. 37. V. 38.
GEIST MARTIN. H. 37. 33. GODFREY JACOB Y.
39. M. 2. GOTTLIEB KENNER. A.
28. E. 18. GRANT ODELL. S.
29. W. 27. GRUBBS MEYERHOFER. A.
28. A. 2S. GURAVITZ ELKIN. M.
21. 20. GIjTH SCORN. R. 25.
C. HAASIS HILL. G. 28. D.
41. HAMILTON STROM. H. 27. E.
24. Ins Co Am Int Hvd-El of Int MArC war Int Petrol Int Home Ea Invest Roy Jacobs Ken-R TA-L A Kingston Prod Kirby Pet Knott Corp Kobacker Strs Lake Shore Ryan Aero 8 St Lawrence pf 22 cated that he had been brooding Army Takes More Medical Officers WASHINGTON, July 18. JP) Sen. Downey (D.) said today that while the Army may have released 900 medical officers since Jan. 1, It has taken in 1500 others in that time.
''Thus there are more medical officers on duty now than were present in January, 1945, despite the defeat of Germany," Downey asserted. Kegis rap Salt Dome Oil Samson Unit Cons Fet Strs 13 Cons Stl Com 20 Cons Textile 6 Cone Fdy 20'4 Cornuc Min Corroon At Rey 3 Creole Pet 27'. Crowley 8'. Crown Drug 3T. Cuban Atl Sue 25.
Dennis Mfg A 7'. Det Gray Ir 2'a Det Mich Store 67. Diana Strs 22 Divco Corn 22 East Gas A 2 Do 6s pf 55 '41 Do Dr pf 95'4 El Bond A- Sh 14'i El PAL 2 pi A 109'a Do war Co 26 Eouity Corp 2 7Ji 9 lta Schulte (DA) over a pending operation, which, he wrote, would be "no good as I still have a bad Heart." 18 3 Scovlll Mfg Seiberling Rub Atlas Corp war Lakev Friv Mr Los Angeles. 21 Selected Indus 12 '-a Anas Ply Bald Loco war Paidwin Rub Fanco de A Sinum Stl Do cv Semler fR Shat-Denn 12 41. Soiar Aire OBITUARY 29 Feaunit Mills H.
Jr. 24. 23. R-rt Furn 25. Leon Oil Dev 1 Lone Star Gas 14.
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19 TRIPP, Mrs. Bessie beloved sister of Birds cai ta a pr 31 Sou Pine 10 Fairchiid Cam 13H Bliss 3' HANSON HANSON. L. 43. 26.
HARM AN WALLMAN. W. 62. D. 35.
HARRIS THOMPSON. 59. B. 60. HAYES STOEWSAND.
19. V. 19. Soencer Shoe 6' raircnua dA Fansteel Met 44'. Mrs.
Marv C. Hadden, Mrs. Carolyn M. Rose of Riverside. Mrs.
Margaret M. Kelch Ar A. Addison Maxwell of Los Angeles. Services 11 a.m.. from the Little Church of the Flowers.
Forest Lawn. W. A Brown Az Son. directors. Stand Can At 23 Ford Mot Ltd DO DT Prank Strs ll'i St Oil Kv HAYTACK BARNHILL.
R. 18. A. 18. 0 i HIKES SMITH.
C. 23. F. 20. A HOLK BORTNFM.
28. 24. iij. 29' 41. 23 17V.
29 23'. 5'i 13'. 13'. ARMSTRONG. Mary Jane.
Services 2 30 VOOFL, David Franklin. 12-year-old son St Pow Lt Sterling lnc Miowest corn 15' 71 8'. Midwest Abr 3 8 L. w.sr P.e 1 Hi to VOAIVM pmtf inn i Mrs. Frances C.
Wilis Funeral services for Mrs. Frances C. Hillis, former schoolteacher and a Los Aneeies resident for 32 years, will 23. Fuller (G A Garrett Corp. Gellinan Mfg Gen Alloys Gen Shore m.
Fri. at Pierce Brothers. 720 W. Washington Blvd. S'innes rHi of Mr.
Mrs. Vern Vogel of 400 Camino Real. Arcadia, brother of John Dale and Vern LeRoy Vogel. grandson of Mrs. Julia Johdall of Seattle.
Services BiUe Ridge Bra i Tr LAP Breeze Core Brewst Aero Bridgpt Oil Brown FW A Brown-F Dlst Brown Rubber Buckeye Euf NfcEP of Bunk Hill Av Burma Ltd Eurry Biscuit Cal El Pow Callite Tung Cia Cement 3'i 1S', ARl'OETI. Sarah. Services today. 2 p.m.. tu rv nnu.
xi. ill. 4t, m. HOWARD S.ANDELL. J.
20. 31. HUGHES 8MITH. M. 28.
B. 23. JACK.SON MOIIR. R. 23.
M. 20. JANSSEN WEBSTER. R. 21.
E. 19. JONES LEMKE. D. 22.
G. 23. nnp i-j oc iviaunow ec mmona. RERC.ER, William 1. Services 10 a.m..
at the American Lutheran Church. 1424 Baldwin W. Arcadia. Interment Seattle Olas.er Ar dir. Gleaner Harr Glen Aid Coal Gobel lnc Godch Sue GoldOeld Con Grah-Paige pf 25' at finuywooa cemetery cnaoei.
uroman Mortuary, director. Stroock Co Tastart Technicolor Texon Oil Textron lnc Tilo Roof Tissman Realty Tob Prod Exo Tonopah Min Trans-Lug Transwest Oil on the upturned prong of a bicycle fork. Death occurred about 20 minutes later. He leaves his father, mother and two brothers, John Dale, 17, and Vern Le Roy, 15. Roger R.
Combs Funeral services for Roger Reese Combs, Navy air cadet, 22, of 951 W. 74th will be conducted today at 2 p.m., at the Figueroa Christian Church with Utter-McKinley's Broadway Mor 2 4'. 9. 7'i WAGNER. Hart beloved husband of BLEDSOE.
Ann Services today. 11 am. ir i pi e7- 1 Molybdenum 11', 17 V. Monoeram Pict 3'i Muskeg Rmr 16 Nat Bellas Hess 2''. IV Nat Fuel 12'.
Rub Mch 13. Trans 14'. 17 iat Tun 1'. 17 jNese-Le Mur AS'. Jl I NE PA 6s of 78 'i .3 New idea Ine 25'-.
Hud Poar 6'. Edward. Brothers Colonial Mortuary. 19. 1 -a! KAHNE LEE.
21. S. 19 10 iKEARLEY SEHLE. C. 21.
If 19. 5 '4 1 KELLER FAULKNER. IyR. 21. M.
If'! KLEIN GOODMAN. 72. 8. 85. i KRONENBERGER PABST.
R. 24. J. J'ai LANSDOWNE MEISTER. L.
33. H. BOGGS. Laura. loving wife of Horace W.
Mrs. Ora A Wagner, brother of Walter Wagner, uncle of Mrs. Joe Brenninestall. Services 2 p.m.. Little Church of the Flowers.
Forest Lawn Mortuary in charee 44 31, 111 Can Marconi Carman A flar.lin Am be conducted today at 10:30 a.m. at Pierce Brothers Chapel, 720 V. Washington followed bv cremation. She leaves her husband, Marshall Hillis of 728 S. New Hampshire former Gray Mfg Gt AtliP nr Greecf TD Hall Lamp Hart F.av vt Hfcla Min Humble Oil Trl-Cont war WHITCOMB.
George husband of Stel LI.N 1UN HASON. S. 27. E. 29 8 1 4.
uien Keaiu MACK SINNOTT. A. 25. N. 23.
Cen Hud Cen SW Ct Cessna Airc Boggs, sister of William F. Mikesell. uncle of Mrs. Gertrude Wallace. Services Fri 10:30 a at the graveside.
In-glewood Park- Cemetery. TJUer-McKlnlev Mortuary. 4254 Broadway, in charge. CARROLL. Mr.
Nellie beloved moth-er of Eleanor M. Carroll Mrs. Ray Rodney Jones. Services 1:30 n.m.. In wee Kirk o' the Heather.
Forest Wi MANN SWEET. J. 24. E. 20.
unexcelled Mir Unit Aire Prod 43 14 la Clare Whltcomb. father of Muriel Estelle Perry Si George w. whitcomb Jr Services 1:30 p.m.. from Reed Tapley Sz Geiger. 721 W.
Washington BSvd MARINCIK HUNIU. J. 24. M. 24 Unit Corn war MARQUEZ ZARATE.
22. E. 20. McCOMB BRANTLY E. 27.
L. 27. credit manager of The Times; a son Donald, and two grandsons, Unit Gas Un Lt At Rw Univ Cooler A MfENTTE DE LA PENA. F. Jr.
22. 20 7-32 12, 17'. 161. 11 7 McMivti rtour.i-. a.
jr. dtj. l. MELENDEZ SINOHTTE. J.
21. O- 20. WILLIAMS, Mls Lealse A. Services 1 30 m- at Bresee Brothers Az Gillette Chapel ZISKOVEN. Tlr.
Hedwlg M. Private cremation in charge of w. A. Brown de Son, wn Mortuary in cnarge. CASTER, Bernard Services 2 p.m.
Fri, at Beaver Chapel, Inelewood. COLLINS. John 8.. deariy beloved broth. L'S Radiator MAnUlN.
ft. ZJ. J. If. MILLER PEARCE.
20, ILLUSTRATED FOLDER 19. Don and Terry Hulls. Addison Randall er of Mrs. Will Homuth of 129 N. 2," MOORE FRECK ELTON.
mis s. rtower at. 28. O. 21.
Plymouth Blvd. Friends may call at MOORE ROLLER. T. 23. .1.
28 Nlag Sh 8 Niles-Bem-P 15 Mns 2'. Noma Elec 21'. Am Lt A- 4 Nor Cent Tex 6 Northeast Airl 15 'i Northrop Aire 7'. Oiden Corn 4 'a Okie. Nat Gas 32 'i Pac Pub Svc B'n Pan Am Air war 5'.
Pantepec Oil 13. Prkrsbrg RA-R 20 Penn Traflic 4' Pennroad Pa Wat Ar Pow 70 Phans TA-R 15 Phila El of 32' Pioneer Gold Unit wall pao Univ Cooler Utah-Idaho Sue Utah PA-L ol Utah Radio Valsoar Corp tuary in charge of arrangements. Interment will follow at Inglewood Park Cemetery. Mr. Combs was killed in an air crash at Pensacola, last wreek.
He leaves his parents, Mr. and Mrs. FUNERAL NOTtCF tne wauace wnite Howard j. latianan woriuarv until 3 p.m. today.
Interment. Chicago. Tll-CROW. Frank beloved father of Mrs A will assemble Julv 1345, 2 p.m. ut rc 364 YEARS DRIVING FOR TANNER Elmer Bromley, grandfather of Rob thi FT.
1 1 mites ff firvnr1llplina th flin Resources of Humboldt County NEW-LANDS DULL. A. 35. M. 37.
MEARA Mt'RREE. L. 43. L. 37.
OSTI ALFORD 21, F. 21. PEEBLES LANDERS. T. 23.
25. PEPPEL HOFFMAN. L. 27. 24 PESCOOLINI SMILEY.
3 24. 18. PHELPS BRIGHT Jr. 23. J.
24. PORTER WAGNER 23. 25. PRINTZ GOMEZ. C.
25. M. 21. REED KEPLEY. W.
22. W. 18. 9'. I 4'.
I 10'a! 7 ''a 5'4i 15 11 4J. ert Elmer Bromley, brother of David At venesuela Pet Waco Aire Wentwth Mfr west Va CA-C Wichita Oil Wood all Ind Wright Har waiter crow. terviees tooav. 12 noon ral of our la." "brother. Fertus A.
Mullen, retired P. trainman. WALTER J. GRUNDY. W.M.
H. Y. CUBSON. Secretary. tn the Little Church of the Flowers.
Foret Lawn. Graham Ishell. directors. AtKntHA Katne wile or Fred R. Czerwenka, mother of Ensign Adoloh Czerwenka of Navy 12 30 Funeral services for Addison (Jack) Randall.
38, cowboy motion-picture actor, will be conducted today at 11 a.m. at All Saints Episcopal Church. Pierce Brothers Beverly Hills Mortuary is directing, and interment will follow in Forest Lawn Memorial-Park. He was killed during the filming of a movie near Canoga Park Monday. He leaves his widow.
Barbara Bennett, his FUNERAL DIRECTORS D.m. bat. at cnaoei or wt A. Reynolds OVER-THE-COUNTER rTBncis x. Koerie.
B34U Melrose. Louis W. Combs: brothers. Leonard Merrill 0. E.
and P. Craig Combs. Jesse Levy Sr. Funeral services for Jesse Levy 66, motion-picture cos-tumer, will be held today at 11 a.m. at Pierce Bros.
Hollywood tirMJU: UKUfi. 27. REYNOLDS NOGGLE. R. 23.
M. 22. RHODES FORD. C. Jr 24.
20 RIOG GREENLEAF. ft. 29. K. 23.
RISNFR HALLOCK B. 52. S. 40. ROBERTSON KEATON H.
28. R. 35. RODFNXAL LOSHINSKt. O.
22. A. 21. RCNNALLS HEARD 20. 17 DtX.
Je.sle. Service 1:30 p.m., at Furnished by N.A.S.D. Arrrmrrona rim fi Bedwood WondeHand, efferina yeried edventoe-e cfinofev fertile ol. 9creMs cfiee qedtewm. I0MB0LDT CODKTT I0AR0 OF TRADE iereka Colifomie "Bid Asked! DI C4T, Harrv H.
Servieeg today. 1 p.m.. Bid Asked BostA! 130 136 ESTABLISHED IKfls NOWHERE CAN YOU OBTATV THIS, SUPERB FACnJTmr AND SERVICE THAT ARE OFFERED BY CUX.MXGHAM OCOXXOR HAMMOXD MISPAGKL 44 4 SATTERLUND LA NOTJE. C. 24.
J. 22. insoratire Aetna 52'. Am All 21 56 23 13 at Ciroman Mortuary. F.ICHERT.
Flight Officer Wilfrid John, beloved son of Mr. Mrs. Fred Eichert of Santa Monica. Services 10 a from the chapel of W. A.
Brown Ar Son. 1815 8. Flower St. Military aervtee following at woodlawn Cemetery. Santa Monica.
20 '4 tons E. RI'PrE MANAGING DIRECTOR Am cag 12 Am En 18 i AmlnfNs: 17S Am Res 19 Bait Amer 6'. Chapel, followed by interment in 18. 20'-; 7. FAIXL, Alfred at Ocean Park, be Beth Olam Cemetery.
He lived at 1162 N. Kingsley Drive. A son, Jesse and a sister, Mrs. J13 14; 24 FirePund 9'i FirelnNi 13H Frank 22 'a Glens Fl 47'. GIobeArR 5'.
BliSflUnUtKS w. J3. V. JJ. 107 1 8CHLOSSIN PAYNE.
A. 18. E. 18. 91 '4 SCHMELTZ SMITH.
V. Jr. 18. S. 19.
67 V. SHIDLER CLEOG. F. 32. C.
26. 29 I SMITH DAY. F. 53. J.
51. 22 SMITH HILL. 37. D. 38.
26 i SMITH RADFORD. F. 37. M. 27.
25 I SMYTH TADD C. 21. L. 22. 19.
i STANLEY PUTNAM. W. 22. J. 21.
15 i STRANG DOWELING. J. 22. M. 19.
SULFLOW SCHULTE. 21. M. 23. II.
1 SZUTS JOHNSON. R. 22. C. 19.
34'. TAYLOR LOPEZ. W. 27. A.
25. 1 55: TAYLOR McCOY. A. 31. 33.
9' TOMICH KRA.TEC. 28. E. 21. 11'.
iTORGERSON SINSLEY R. 22. A 18. 4'. TUPPER BOYDSTUN.
D. 29. A. 25. 7'.
VOGELSANG LEDINO. C. 33. V. 25.
50 V. Ruby Cook, survive. 11 33 HO UTHtK IXJCATION. PERSONAL SERVICE MODERATE PRICES. SS I7 Hyde Park 1 BUlSKferilKOS.
GILLETTE FIFTY-TWO YEARS OF FRIENDLY SERVICE pFkrck bkos. mortuaries ELEVEN CONVENIENT CHAPELS INCLUDING CREMATORY TOR INFORMATION CALL PR1M. MOlffUARl T. FOREST LAWN loved nusband of Grare Faull. father of Mrs.
Grace Valerie Jones dc Charles W. Faull. brother of Charles F. W. Faull.
Friends may call at the chanel of Kirk-elle. Bernard Peek. Main St. at Navy, Ocean Park, until noon Fri. Services 2 n.m..
at Church of Good Shepherd, Rose 2nd Venice. Kirke- lle. Bernard Az Peek, director. Great Am 31 29. Hanov 27 "a Hartf 107'a Home Ins 27'.
mother Mrs. Lillian Myers, and a brother, Robert Randall. David F. Vogel Funeral services for David Franklin Vogel, 12, who met a tragic death while at play Tuesday, will be conducted Saturday at 10 a.m. in the American Lutheran Church, Arcadia.
The body will be sent to Seattle for burial. The child, son of Mr. and Mrs INVESTIGATE The other morning we were curious about a lot of things like Spring, fishing and our liveried chauffeurs. We started adding up the number of years some of our men had put in driving our limousines for business men who had to get things done. The first twenty-two had already put in 364 years that's an average of over apiece.
It seemed to us that that should mean something to people who use Tanner's Motor Livery service so we're publishing the facts shown below in the hope that you, too, will be interested in our limousines AND in the men who get you there and back. FINN. Fred. Services 8 a.m.. at St.
uost ems 41. BostEIRR 77 BdyDSDf 101 Bullock's 86 '4 CalEPof 62 Va CalWapf 27 Cliffs 2lVa Deeo Rck 24 DisnrTOf 23 FedWAG 18 VI Filtrol 14 Hearst of 28' Inter Air 10 Kern Cte Kinner 1 20 Knudxen 8 Do of 10 LA Shiob 3'1 LATrLines 7'W Mai RA-T 5'. MassU Df 37 'a M.McC 17'a Pac Airmo 4' PacAmlnr 2s. Do Of 22 4 Doomf 106 Pae Mut PIombTl 12'a PSv Colo 32 PSv Ind 29 Rohr Air 10'i OA-E 15 'i Do 5s of 25' Seab. Fm 9'' VlAnrf.
Tip on First-Aid Bttrw't tfao mwthtxi Bed in many big factories for to-oating minor CUTS-BURNS Tte wiee. Gward egaifiet btfertaaei which may "l.y yon ap." The inacaot yoa Buffer minor 4ji)uj7 rut, bunt, erratrh, or erald eleanae )and aed then applp sootbint; OIL-O-SOL. trie effeetiTe ishibitory anuepLw. Widely peed -hi fa Tory firat-ud etauocs: alao oed and 'peeiaed in tboyeands of bomee eoeat to eoast. 'QTBbrgjy helps reiieve pais and eombeta infec-" 'taoa modrm way.
Fleaaant to use. Keeo -OIL-OSOL on hand always ready wheii i 'Meded. Only 60e at drnggista. Muet satasfy er 1 me; bakek. Get IWegeVs OIL-O-SOL today.
113 29 'i 7'. 7'. 15'a 25 '4 3 45 35 vibiana Cathedral. Armstrong Family in charge. THIS Swig EVERYTHING AT TIME OF SORROW FLORANCE.
Cassias Morgan beloved Forest Lawn Memorial-Pars: A.sn MerdtMfrs Nat Lib NY Fire 14 No River 23 Sir! Accid 35 'i US 42 Westch 33 '4 Banks Bkr Tr 4 Bk Manh 29 '4 Chaw 42 Chem Fd ne METHOD OF-l husband or Mrs. OlRa Florence, father of Floyd A. Az Casstus M. Florance brother of Mrs. Leo Wellenstein Ac Mrs.
Donna Peterson. Services 12:30 p.m., in Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Forest T.att'n Mortuary In char.e WAGNER SAMUELS EN. P. 50.
M. 41. WALDEN APPLETON. A. 49.
H. 38. WALKER BOEHLE. W. 24.
20. WATTERS FEENEY. G. 25. 2.
WELLMAN LOCKE. K. 18. M. 19.
WENTZEL PRICE. L. 23, P. 19. WILEY BROWNING J.
70. A. 85 WILKES WESLEY. W. Jr.
27. 22. WILLACY WILLSON. J. 26.
M. 20. Rl PPE MORTUARY 1001 WEST WASHINGTON BLVD. Pjljjsjveot 0115 BRAMBLE f*ckERAIThOME 52 44 's 59 FRI8CIILIVO. Leuis.
beloved husband of ContHIN llOi lis Guar Tr 346 3S7 24. H. 29. Reverent Christian service. Moderate price Vern Vogel, 400 W.
Camino Real Arcadia, was at play in a tree in the back yard of the home when he fell and was impaled Oussle. father of Don. Reuben, Frederick. Pvt. Archie, Clara Flora Frischlina.
Mrs. Hattie 8trann Mrs. Birdie Prell. Services today. 11 a.m..
at the Home of Peace Mausoleum Chapel. Malinow Si Simons, directors. Irvma-Tr 18 MfrsTr 5g'e Nat Cite 44 46 'a Coast Isaaea 11'. 16'' 27 '1 EDWARDS BROTHERS rntoNiAt. MnnTiitT GOODWIN.
Mrs. Nellie. Servieeg today. 11 AmTrSF 61 6414 lltflft Venire Boulevard. PRoaneri MHI YOUR OZONE Amb 5s 108 114 a.m..
from chapel of W. A. Brown Son. IRIS fi. Flower fit.
GLASBAXD MORm4JRIES AsOE4s 44 -CREMATORIES- GORMAN, Michael, Renuiem mass today. 8 LOS ANGELES PR-IM! PENICILLIN treatment note available WE SPECIALIZE IN TREATMENT OF KIDNEY DISEASES RUPTURE PILES (No Surgery) 614 4ft 69'. HOLLYWOOD HE-BM1 a.m.. at hi. viblana'a Cathedral.
Cun- nlnsham Ac O'Connor, director. Bt Amer 3R' Calif Bk 58 CTtlg Nat 45 '4 8-lst Nat 65 1 Title Ins 106 Tin Bic 14 98 69 '4 Pisrce Brothers' Crematory 160s S. Catalina St. PE-5179 W. A.
BROWX SON HAMMETT, Waller. Services -2 92' ConOfc3s 55 ConRP3s 83 MarbleSs 115 PK Ss'fil 107 88 FLORISTS 1815 SOUTH FLOWER STREET. PR-2011 15 pm. at-Bresee Brothers At Gillette Chanel. 111 Preferred A- Cemmnn 111 REED TAPLEY GEIGER HANco*ck.
James M. SUPERCHARGER VlU4t DO THIS FOR YOU! Save up to 30 ef your got, Eliasi note carbon. Save oil. Stop "ping," Step traffic stalls, Perfect combustion, end gives Increased buoyant power. MAKf US PROVf IT! PortE16 128'4 1344 Forest Lawn Mortuary In chare 151 WEST WASHINGTON BLVD.
PR-SIM SPECIAL TREATMENTS TO THE PROSTATE Arnen JJ. 14. Do of 56 60 AsTelof 25 BerkFSA 22. K'inay4S M3 91 TelB85s 101V. 106 HARPER.
Maude E. Services today. 2:30 ONE OF A SERIES ON TANNER ARMSTRONG FAMILY BILTMORE FLORISTS Just Phone Ml -2222 and charge it! Delivery to all "Mortuaries Irom the chapel of Graham IsheM 1501 SOL'TH HOPE STREET. RT-S4H CHAUFFEURS HAWKINS. Jessie Eugenia.
July 18. UTTER-McKIN LEY WA55ERMANN S-URINALYSIS-SMEARS fRE-MARITAL PREGNANCY EXAM. Lw Ftm Liberal Credit Ettended MO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION W. M. BROWN, fr STAFF ENTIRE SIXTH FLOOR.
CUTTS BLDCJ. 706 S. HILL ST. T8-I4I4 H.n m.m. t.
I at. Ten Convenient Mortuaries. AD-HIKI -CEMETERY LOTS- 'RrtXM. Supereharatr" lormeriy or Hoscoe, beloved sister of Beulah Simpson of Norwalk. Dan of Redlands.
Fred K. of Santa Ana At Shlrlev 8 Hawkins of Roscoe. Memorial services Julv 20. at 10 a m. from Norwalk Funeral Home.
Norwallr FRANCIS V. HALL SON U.S. Oil Agreement-Signed by Lebanese BEYROUTH, July 18. The WOOLEN MAP.KUSON. D.
23. H. 21 WORK ZVONKOVICH. R. 29.
M. 28. WP.ISCHER WEBER. B. 28.
E. 20. YEAOER CAWTHOSK W. 28. M.
18. YOUNO ALLEN. W. 55. V.
41. DIVORCE SUITS FILED AOTTTLAJt. Alberta L. against J. Louis.
ALOI. Frank against Rose. AYALA. Soledad t. against Manuel M.
BAIRD. Nadme I. against. Edmond 1 BARB. Carl D.
against Betty J. BARKER. Evelyn J. against Edward. BERRY.
Hilda against William B. BEVZA. Ann against Peter J. BLISS. Ruby A.
against Albert A. BOARDMAN, Lucia M. against A. F. Jr.
PRECKENRIOOE. Ella O. against E. A. BR1GGS Dorothy O.
agalntt Peter. BRL'NNER. Helen against Raymond L. BRYHN. Mildred against Ove.
BUDA. Mary A. against Rocco BUTLER, Ellrabeth M. against Hugh CALTA. Adele against Ben.
CHAVEZ. Betty against Prank R. CHRISTENSKN. Jewel O. against 8lgfred 8.
CHURCH. Eleanor L. against Harry O. Jr. CORRELL.
Charlotte against Ferman P. COTE. Orace against Arthur J. COTTA. Carmenia against Frank.
COULTER. John A. against Veda P. DUNBAR. Ruth A.
against Cleveland. DUNCAN. Edith H. against Eugene C. EMBRY.
Helen I. against Royal L. FAUNCE. Haze! L. against Donald B.
FENTON. Lee W. against Christine M. FIX. Frances A.
against Peter P. FORD. Mary against Leonard. FOSTER EHadean against Eugene. OIBDO.N3.
Margerlte L. against Oeorft P. GLASS. Jennie against GeorKe. OOEDTKE Elsie M.
against William D. OOULETTE. Lois K. against Charles J. ORAHAM.
Mitzie J. against Edward B. Private nr. nit M.ii.Ai.i.m a 1B07 8QUTH FLOWER STREET. PR-2212 Marble Interior.
Lane lot with peroetual care. Inglewood PH. Cemeterr. MORTUARY 1. i tTn.ral H.4VE8, Cecil Clara.
Services 1:30 p.m.. at Armstrong Fnmi seita Memorial Co. 725 K. Redondo Blvd. OReaon K-13R3 HAYES, Jennie E.
Edwards Brothers' Co Lebanese government announced W. WASHINGTON BLVIJ I-ln1 WaLLACE E. WHITE KifTW. WashlnstoS lonial Mortuary, director. Want aravea.
ervnts. Fnre.t l.vn.Tn.1.. HEIVI.Y, Ray Willie, loving husband of HOWARD 1. CALLANAN PR-3S43 CEMETERIES 30 fOR SAlt ATt Olive Nance Heivly. father of RaeJean Parker it Gerald D.
Heivly. Services 3 p.m.. at UUer-McKlnley'g Viewoark. 3719 Rl.u.nn a graves, Inglewood Memorial Park. 3 craves, Hollywood, choice loc.
PerD. today it has signed an agreement with Socony Vacuum Oil Inc. and the Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey permitting them to build two refineries at Tripoli, about 40 miles northeast of HENSCHKL, Mrs. Evelyn, of '512 Melrose tor over i9Y.lY Drlvi9 1 lot dl -MAUSOLEUMS- way.
Long Beach. Services 4 Mottrll'a Chapel, 909 E. 3rd Long Beach. OZONE SUPERCHARGER SALES fxefuii've Downtown Distributor tit So. Flower St.
TR-4766 R. L. M. LABORATORIES S47I Beverlv Blvd. WA-1891 Men, Women! Old at to Feel Years-Younfjar? ytm bJftnw nhftoittBd.
worn-out fiwlfnf on Mf TbouMtwia ewtast4 what a llttt peppioc up wnh CHtnuc hu dro. Coatins too re mxAtty nl at 40. kK 60. for body old woy because low tn iron; aitto vitamin Bt, ealrlun. phophrrin.
3V In-trouciory aiM bow nip 20r! Try Ottm Toni Tableu for acw pp. jouutr (cell ok. this rry day. "or nir itore everywhere in Log Ant'l'i. at Thrthy Bruit Storei.
IXGI.EWOOD PARK CKMKTERY LARGEST IN CALIFORNIA Telephone OReton 8I2SI Mausoleum Crematory Cohnnbarlum KOSK HUXK MEMORIAL PARK Hil l. IS. Frances Cordelia, beloved wife of FOREST LAWN. 4 ADJOINING CRYPTS OWNElAy2NG.DR-1848. crypt Marshall loving mother of Donald, grandmother of Don and Terry Hillls.
Services a.m. today at Pierce Brothers. 720 W.shin.t.nn BlvH iwo. DC ouuu. wx-nouo.
Wn-JUyj. CEMETERY MAUSOLEUM- CREMATORY HOI.I INSHKAI). Charles William, father muns r.u.t or i.os Anseies on Workman Mill Road near Whittier Bird. Park Phone: Whittier Sun, Moon and Tide of Sharon Hollinshead. husband of Mary Hollinshead.
Services 10:30 a.m. Sat at Chanel of Will A. Reynolds ii Francis Eberle. 8540 Melrn.e IM1 W. Washington Blvd.
FA-XIIM Br TJ.S. Coast and tt and Geodetic Survey III I 1NG. Edwin F. Beaver Mortuary. TnaTewoori In HCNTKR.
Virginia. Services Fri. at nORJIONES Pierce Brothers' Hollywood. 5959 Santa Monica Rivd. 0 (DC Poor Digestion? Headachy? JACOBY.
I. Services private. Reed Tapley ft Gelger. JOHNSON. Selm Cecelia, beloved friend WITH ZINO-fADS ALWAYS HANDY.
I NtVI HAVE CORNS OR SOf TOES) ua 4ua mi Aug. 7 Aug. IS July 31 of Mrs Bessie Worthington. Services Sat 1:30 p.m.. at Utter-McKlnley'g Hoi vwoori.
RR14 Rlln.et Dlvd If yee are tttlne Htr.wH. we save th.ai in alt ferau ane eettarlM. at rsascnafele erice. 100 TESTOSTERONE TABLETS $10.00 MALE HORMONES. 50 FOR SS.OO Briag HeraMee rsstrletises here.
EL0PATHIC PHARMACY N. WESTERN AVE. Naer iinta Manns BM. July 24 JVLY 19 hakkis. Ruia against Airxanoer J.
HELT. Agnes L. against Thomas K. HILD. Lois E.
against Robert E. HIMES Murrel H. agslnst Louise A. HODOE. Joyce H.
against Henry IRETON. Patricia against Vernon. JAYNES Viola against Stanley R. JOHNSON. Bessie against Ober F.
JOHNSON. Hugh B. against Beatrice M. JOHNSON. Margaret A.
against Fred J. JUDY Robert F. against Lois L. KEYRER. Leonard O.
against Alvers. La PLANTE. Mildred J. against Warren K. LEWIS.
Margaret E. against Robert LIN'KE. Lucinda against Raymond F. LOEPTLER. Bertha B.
againBt John W. LUCAS. Mildred H. against Leon A. MAHURIN.
Edna against Orville M. MARSH. Margaret F. against John O. MARVINEC.
Beryl M. against Willie B. McEVOY. Dona M. against John H.
McMURRY. Helen against Amuel. MENACKER. Dora against Victor. MERP.FLL.
Phyllis C. against Charleg C. MUSSER. Frederick t. against Hazel.
THtRSDAT. Sour or Upset? KAISER. Samuel. Servtcea 1 p.m PRE-WAR RATES APPIY When you must travel in this area remember that pre-war rates are still in effect on all Limousines and U-Drives. tn fp Pun rises 8 55 a sets 8 03 01.
at r.rnnun Mortuary Moon rises 3:26 setg 1:39 a m. KARPERCZYK. Katherine. Services Fri New Or Tight Shoes Eased At Ones TIDES. LOI ANGELES HAS BOB 10 at Armstrong Family Mortugry.
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Eachday.Naturemuatproduceabout two pmta of a vital digestive juica to help digest your food. If Nature fails, your food may remain undigested-leaving you headachy and irritable. Therefore, you must increase the flow of this digestive juice. Carter's Little Liver Pills increase this flow quickly often in as little as 80 minutes. And, you on the road to feeling better.
Don't depend on artificial aids to) counteract indigestion when Carter's Little Liver Pills aid digestion after Nature's own order. Take Carter 'a Little Liver Pilla as directed. Oat thorn at anyplace lately. But after standing-f H.7y at mr new Sob- mT 'ret darn near I FACE PEEL (Complcfe in 2 Houri). I ALL SKIN DISEASES pans cost but a trifle.
At all Drug, Shoe, MUTUAL 3111 avept. stores, lotictry Counters. Try them, ACNE WRINKLES ACNE SCARS Blockheads, pimples, erowths, skin rashes, blemish, blotches, moles, targe pores, poor complexion, dandruff, falling hair, itchy scolp, MEN and WOMEN xiuea mo wun callouses and Now I've reformed or rather my feet have thanks to the medicinal Ice-Mini you advised. Never tried anything; that seemed to draw the pain and fire right out so fast and the war it helps soften callouses la nobody's business! Been able to ret aome extra, overtime money so what do you aay, let's to dancing; tonight You Can ttei on my Ice-Mint feet f0 wiaee PRAY un; T. GEORGE, 31.
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