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OBITUARY WEATHER REPORT OFFICIAL NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SUNDAY, JAN. 28, 1945-Port I IvOCAti TEMPERATURES Minimum and maximum temperatures from Southern California points, reported yesterday to the Los Angeles oirie oi mi u.B. weatner Bureau, war as follows: Stations Loa Angelas Los Angeles (ground) Burbank Culver City Imperial Long Beach Municipal Airport Mt. Wilson Newport Harbor Riverside San Gabriel Santa Ana Santa Barbara San Dieao Santa Monica Maz. Mln.

2 45 42 81 35 64 40 63 38 62 40 61 42 .45 62 44 62 38 81 38 65 37 63 40 61 44 65 42 VITAL RECORD MARRIAGE) LICENSES ISSUED AGUH.AR A VILA. C. 23. F. 23.

ASHJ1AN ISHKANIAW. G. 46. M. 38.

AZBILL ANDREWS, h. Jr. 23. K. 33.

BACON MAUK. G. 23. B. 20.

BAIRD RATHER. B. 32. O. 23.

BARRIGAS GOMEZ. Y. 26. S. 21.

BERG6R JACOBSON. J. 54. B. 41.

BI8H BESTOR. P. 29. D. 24.

BLACKMORE NOLAN. H. 34. V. 23.

BOGLE MCMILLAN. J. 27, R. 27. BRADSHAW DAVIS.

J. 48. M. 26. BRODEUR STRASSMAN.

H. 22. G. 21. BUCHAN GOUSHAW.

P. 23. E. 22. BUKO MICHELSON.

O. 49. G. 29. BURNS HUNTLEY.

J. 24, E. tl BURRELL KINSBY. J. 19.

R. 18. BUTTS PURDY. D. 19.

L. 18. CANCELLI GRAY. A. 23.

L. 22. CARD DENTON. J. 21.

S. 17. CHILDRESS BUCKLEY. A. 30, 38.

COOK KAMPMANN. C. 35. L. 39.

CRUME HINTON. O. 23. D. 20.

DENNIS THOMASON. t. 24, D. 19. DENNY MOSELEY.

R. 25. M. 19. FAULKNER COUNCIL.

R. 30. M. 27, FRANCOIS PETERSON C. 35, 30 GANZENHUBER BALDWIN J.

34. M. 33. GARVIS BENNETT. B.

34. E. 34. OOBBARD MAJORS. C.

30, B. 33. GOLDINQ MARSH. R. 34, B.

21. GOMEZ--V1ERA. R. 22. A.

21. GRIFFITH ABB ITT. W. 49. B.

18. HENNEY BLACK WELDER. B. 46. M.

38. HOTCHKISB EROSS. D. 37, L. 31.

HOWIE STRE1FF. J. 23. L. 21.

HOWLAND BCHOENFELD. G. 25. I. 30.

JENSEN OLSEN. S. 24. V. 21.

KEETKR BUTNER. T. 38. D. 29.

KELLY AKIN. R. 22. M. 20.

KOCH CANDITO. 25. M. 30 KOSKI PENNEBAKER. A.

33. H. 22. KRAUSE ZEIOLER. 8.

24. M. 24. LINDEI.L CULLFN O. 68.

C. 52 LOCANDER WHITE. A. 37. M.

34. LODGE BEESON. 21. L. 21.

LOPS HIRE-HANSBERGER. V. 28. K. 22.

LOVELL CUNNINGHAM. E. 2S. P. 21.

LOYA CARRILLO. H. 29. N. 32.

MARSHALL KOON8. B. 21. R. 19.

ARTEL GILBERT. 20. 21 MrDONALD TAFOYA. C. 39.

K. 28. MCSWEENEY--CRONIN J. 34. 29 MF.NDOZA OR A DILL AS.

R. 23 M. 17. MIX McKINDLEY. J.

23. H. 20. MOOR BENTON. A 18.

18. MYLERBERO KUMOR D. 37. M. 33.

ORTTZ DONALDSON. F. 44, L. 33. PALMER OATES 43.

E. 34 PFTTFRBORO-- ANDERSON t. 24, M. 24. REAVI8 -FREE8Y, B.

30. M. 34. RICK KINO. A 23.

H. 20. RILEY-McBRIDE. 18. 18.

ROBERTS BRUM FIELD. J. 23. M. 30.

ROONEY -VAN METER 27 L. 2. SANDERS H. 39. 8 24 SC HUSTER-HIOGINS.

M. 22. t. SKBRANT OBHURN, S. 22.

31 RF1FERT--OKOROB. H. 25, 21. 8 ENN BECK WITH. V.

31. J. 33. SHAW -JORDAN R. 29.

R. 18 SMITH DAWSON 24. 31 8TACKHOUSE -TURNCU. C. 21.

-JO. SWANSON BAILEY. E. 77. Z.

44. SWEENEY FAM.INI. J. 33. D.

25 SYLVESTER WEAVER, 20 B. 19. THOMSEN SIMMONS 20. M. 18.

TIOHE NESTOR K. 31. M. r1 DEATHS With Funeral Announcement CHARNOCK. Lur A.

Charnock. mother of Irene and Dick Charnock and Elisabeth Ellis. Services 2 0 m. Monday at Ives ft Warren 100 North Hill avenue, Pasadena. CHURIDIS.

Rita H. Recitation of the Rosary 7-30 p.m tonight at Pierce Brothers. 720 West Washington. Requiem msss 8 a.m. Monday at St.

Agnea Church. Adams and Vermont. Interment Calvary, CLEWETT. John Hugo. Pierce Brothers' Inglewood Park Mortuary, directors.

CLIFTON. William Pierce Brother. 720 West Washington Boulevard. CLIMES. Ann Climes, beloved wife of Edgsr L.

Climes: mother of Mrs. Oenevieve Wleder and Mrs. Virginia Meneghelli: also survived by two grandchildren. Services Monday at 9:30 a.m. In the Wee Kirk o' the Heether.

Forest Lawn Mortuary in char. COHEN. Servioes for Harry William Cohen today, 11 a.m.. st Hollywood Cemetery Chspel. Gromsn Mortuary, directors.

COLWBLL. William Bourne Colwell, beloved husband ot Mrs. Katherlne K. Colwell; brother of Mrs. Winifred Carew of Laguna Beach.

Graveside services Tuesday. 1 p.m. Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge. CRITES. Charles B.

Crites. Notice of services later. Hammond ft Mlspsgel. funeral directors, Louis X. Ruppe.

managing director. DICK BY -PEN NOCK. Minnie Is'e of 8130 Tenth avenue, belated wif of Roscoe Pennock. Services Monday, 3 Bramble Funeral Home. 1616 Toberman street.

EMERY. Emma Marie Emery, late of 1451 West Fifty-eihth street. Recitation ot tha Rosary Monday. 8 st the Bramble Funeral Home. 1816 Toberman street Mass Tuesday, 9 a.m., at St.

Brigld's Church. Fifty-second nd Western venue. FINNEY, Mrs Mabel A. fMother.) of 215 Milliard avenue. Monterey Park.

Funeral services Monday, 11 a.m., at Wilson Mortuary. FISCHER. Emma Services 4 p.m. Monday at Pieree Brothers' Hollywood, 59S9.Snt Monica Boulevard. FLOOD.

Oeorge Albert Flood, loving father of Mrs Hatlie R. Burrows and Albert J. Flood. Funeral service Monday. 9 from the chapel of Brown Brothert, 935 West Washington Boulevard FLORIDA.

Frances Florida, sister Maude Ball. Services Tuesday. 1 pm, it chapel of Will A. Reynold ft Francis X. moerle.

8S0 Melrose avenue. FOR.TI Chsrles Services 12 :10 m. Monday at Pierce Brothers Monterey Park, 17 ffa.tt Oarvev Boulevard FRELENO. Services far Elks Frelen 3 today as Oromen Mortuary. OALANTFR.

Servleea for Hairy Oalauter 3 pm. todsv at Olasband A Co FORECASTS Loa Angeles and vicinity and Southern California coast: Partly cloudy today and tomorrow with intermittent sunshine; little chant In temperature. Southern California coastal and Intermediate valleys: Partly cloudy today and tomorrow; little change in temperature with local frost in mornings. Southern California mountain area, interior and desert regions: Partly cloudy today and tomorrow; little chang In temperature. TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION OVER THB NATION precipi- Stations Max.

Abilene 64 Albuouerque 43 Amarillo 34 Atlanta 61 Bakersfleld 87 Bismarck 18 Blytha 61 Boise 27 Boston 30 Buffalo 23 Charleston 84 Cheyenne 20 Chicago 28 Cincinnati 38 Cleveland 27 Denver 33 Des Moines 24 Detroit 25 Dodge Oity 29 Duluth 15 Paso 41 Eureka 64 Ft. Worth Fresno 62 Galveston 80 Havre 26 Indianapolis 38 Jacksonville 66 Kansas City 33 Knoxville 84 Min. tatlon 45 31 33 35 35 15 28 23 10 4 39 14 14 19 -3 21 20 7 27 5 16 37 45 34 80 13 20 38 32 27 29 37 31 50 11 40 45 1 1 40 25 11 44 5 29 16 27 33 37 14 4 40 5 2 11 49 42 11 -12 28 .02 .02 .06 T. .28 T. .08 T.

".33 .10 .13 "io T. Little Rock 49 Memphis 50 Miami 71 Minneapolis 19 Mobile 8 New Orleans 67 New York Oklahoma City 41 33 28 59 44 53 54 59 32 3 59 69 18 49 25 74 55 36 33 7 45 'Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh .20 Portland n.nn Roswell Sacrament St. Louis Salt Lake City 01 iSan Antonio San Francisco Ste. Marie Seattle Sookan Tampa Tucson Washington Wichita Winnipeg Winslnw 03 Sales Clone N.Ch. 3.80 12.

t- 14 2 Pae Coast Pao QS 13 'A 10 14V. 114 lMi a'. 2 4 3S VS Pae Tin Con 7 55 '4 Packard .15 46 A Alrw le 9 Panh 3e 5 Do 1 111 Pan PeVR .10 3 sy 57 29 ri 35 V. 2V4 V. 39 8 Vi 19 P.

raff Coa 9 1 30 Para Pirt 2 30 15 "ijPk Tilford 3 21 Utah 26 10 V. Davis .30 4 29 Parmelee TT 6S "jPaUno 3e 10 25 iP 4, Ford 3 1 61 Ml 7V. ft Penney 3a 1 108 Pa-Cent Airl IS 23 26 V. y. 16V.

V. fa uoaiAsu Via 1 is P-D Cement 7 4 Vi 36 DO Pf A 2 6 1 113 Pa PR 2Ve 23 34 Vi Peoria I 15 BV. 17H, Vi 17 y. 8 24 12 y. 49 8 'A IS 7 21 Vi 28 39 'i 41 3 Vi Pepsi-Cola 41 Per Mar 4 Do pf 1 Do pr Pf 2 Petrol 1 Pfeiffer Br a 1 Pftser 1.40a 1 Dodte 1.60 23 Phil El 1.20 36 Do 1 pf 1 3 Philco 1 20t Phillips Pet 2 4 24 23 V.

V. 7i y. 96 1 8 Vi 9 67 V. 2R 23 28 35 46 PillsbMills V.i 1 26.. Pitts Coal Do pf lk 7 85 1 9 16 fil.

64 V. i Pitt For 1 liy 11 pi oti iV 18 25 14 17 58 y. 17 10 Vi pondCrkPo-2 29 1 4.. Pr Stl Car Vtt 7 1062 pa. NT i io 27 V.

L-Jf ytm 48. 17 Vi 2b y.iP,., .,7 16V4 8 ini 76 15VI 11 Vi 105 Rsdlo-K-Or 23 9 26 3 25 55 103 Do pf 6 3.60 RR Sec III 2 Raronier lno 6 Do pf 2 1 Readim Co 1 3 Real Silk Hos 11 RelianMfl.20a 1 R-Rand 1.20a 10 Reo Mot 1 3 Rep Steel 1 14 Revere 12 92 4 20 18 35 21 13 23 25 20 54 1 15 TV, v. 8 15 V. 38 1 15 48 28 13' DoSV.SSVi 1 50 100 1 Rern Met Reyn Sprs 1 ReyTobB 1.40a Rheem Mfu 1 1 IS 32 18 11 17 7 21 34 18.. 162 1 53 1 23V.

Rlchf Oil .60 30 5 5r.iri 170 Royal Typ .15 15 61.. Huberoin jv.a I RuilI IS fiO. 17 3 2 19 8t 2 1 Arms 18 lav. ISchenley Dts 2 5 i8earav Corp 5 56 37 9 42 8 Seara Roeb 3a 104 i 21. 74 -24 -25 i.iServel Ine 1 v.

Shsmrk 20e 7 21 9 17 i 14 Vi! 26 i Sharon Stl 1 1 28 1 43 1 45 Vi 45 iShattttek 40a 4 Sliver Coal 33 Simmon 14 7 36 17.. 13 38.. Sinclair Oil 1 31 IiiSkelljOil 1 iSloss-8 Stl .60 1 3 3 16 43 31 15 5 43.. 31.. 37..

18 40 36 69 12 7.. 2 10 Soc-Vc 66 28 'SA OArP.20 11 17i i(iominious im tv, iSE Greyh 1.40 I 31 '8CalEdisl 21 iSNatOaslV.a 49 ISo Pac 3 33 21 South Ry 3 25 40 Do pf 5 3 85 ..7 1 Spalding Br 3 12 'Sparks .10 3 7v.i Spear Co 1 6 Vi 34 1175 Soerry 2e 11 37 iii 30 "it 75.. Spiegel Ine 29 So Co 2 1 StdBrandl.20 16 StdGE 86 or pf 1 3 20 6 V. 29 tl tin II Sf Dl 1 84 If 19 V.iStdOtl Cal 2 13 39 86 1 IStdOll India 4 38 8tdOHNJla 17 58 40 StdOil Oh 2 8 52 22 22 18. 21 i4 'BtaBuspr jo.

-t- 2 1 36 iSterling Drug 1 65 5 16 miii StokelvVanC 17 11 i Do pf 1 1 19 107 1 StoneftW 1 11 31 iSf.udebkr 29 20 28 '8un Oil 1 89 82 :SunrayO11.20e 14 6 93 Mn .40 18 11 20 "uiSuperheat la 7 14 14... iSup Oil Cal 3 84 19 iiiSuper Stl 1 20 3 16..... 38 a. i8utherlPal.20a 1 34 42 ISwift 1 60a 4 33 9 i8wlft Int 2 4 34 10 37 37 Byi bi rr li.e iSym-Gould 30 9 Vi Hi. T.

i Teisurogr lug i 7 Tenn Corp 1 6 13 93 TexGulfPr 34 34 ViiTGulfSulph 2a 3 34 1 TPac C0 13 10 30 iThird A Tr 31 1 Thome-Starr 19 38 TideWOil .80 8 12 53 7 38 22 10 12 5 18 7 i Do pf 4 38 V.T-D Axle 1 2 106 9 34 I 17 iTltnkeo 2 3 52 V. Tran earner a 7 8 TWA 2 Close N.Ch.! i2! 37s El i i V.iSault I i I I'ISra 2 'Am lAtn i Art i Blti Vi'Brewst Buf TRAMPE MINTON. M. 27. 28 VACCARO ORRIS.

23. 31. VILLA FOSTER I. 25 S4. WALKER RAT7.LAFF 19 B.

1. WILSON- SMITH L. 42. F. 4.

WOODS-JOSEPH L. 41 C. 39 WULKE WRIGHT. C. 27.

A. 1 DIVORCR SflTS FII.KI ANDERSON. Evelyn agslnst A.a Otll. nn.l tNriS Helen H.rry r. BLUE Frsnk le against Connie BYRNF9 Ellen A against Philip CHAUNCIY Dorothy ag.in.t Johnnie roi.vrv ar.nl.il DEATHS With Funeral Announcement OSTERBERO.

Alfred Osterberg. A. Brown ft Son, director. PALMER. Charles C.

Palmer. Edward Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. PARKER. Tlllie. grandmother of Lt.

Robert A. Schwamb, Mrs. J. A. Kelly and Lt.

Parker Schwamb; mother-in-law of Fred T. Schwamb. Servloee 2 p.m. Tuesday at Pieree Brothers' Leimert Park, 4601 Crenshaw Boulevard. PATTERSON.

Judge tern T. Patterson, of 831 Milan avenue. South Pasadena, husband ot Mrs. Willie E. Patterson, father of Thurston Patterson.

Services 4 m. Tuesday at Turner. Stevens ft Eggieston. 1000 Fremont avenue. South Pasadena.

PETERSON. Anna Peterson of 4362 Cedar-hurst, circle. Services 3 '30 p.m. Monday from the chapel of W. M.

Strother, 6240 Hollywood Boulevard. REESE. Cynda. beloved sister of Mrs. Jennie R.

Cox and Shirley Reese. Services Tuesday. 3:30 p.m.. et Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. SCHERR.

Services for Adele Scherr 12 noon today at Groman Mortuary. SCHILLING. Mary age 81 years, widow of Edward W. Schilling; beloved mother of Mrs. Burton R.

Cole of New York City. Mrs. Helen 8towell of Olendale and Mrs. Marshall R. Lawson of Loa Angeles.

Services strictly private. No flowers. Utter-McKlnley Jewel City Mortuary, directors. SCHLOSSER. Max 8chlosser.

January 26. late ot 4076 South San Pedro street, loving father ot Ralph John Slosser of Los Angeles. Funeral services Tuesdsy. January 30. at 3 p.m., in the chapel of sacred Memories, L.

Q. Scovern ft Son, SEARCY. At Covins. January 26. Jennie A.

Searcy, loving mother of Opal 8 Wiley of Monrovia. Dr. Claude Searcy of Covin and Guv M. Searcy of Loa Angeles: aiso survived by a grandson. Alan W.

Searcy, now serving in the armed forces. Funeral service Monda. January 29. at 10:30 am, at the chapel of Custer ft Christiansen. Covins.

8KIMAN. Servlcea for Minnie Seimsn today. 11 a.m.. et Mallnow ft Simons. SENFTEN.

Helen A. Benften. beloved sister of Mrs. Bertha Huguenin, Bmtl and Henry Benrten. services Tuesdsy st 130 m.

In th. Wee Kirk o' the Heather Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. 3HADKL. Albert L. Shedel, late of 3330 west Fifth street, beloved husband ot Jessie Shadei.

Services and Interment Plttsfleld. 1)1. Hammond ft Mispagel. funeral directors, Louis B. Ruppe, managing director.

SIBMON nail Basel Siemon. beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. a. Howard Siemon Hervi Tuesday at 11 a.m.

1st the Little Church of the Flowers Potest Lawn Mortuary In charge. SMITH. Marina Yvonne Smith, beloved alster of Mrs Lena J. We. dock.

Services Wednesday at 3 m. In the Litti Church of th Flowers. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. SMITH Willerd retired police lieu, tensnt, beloved husbend of Anns Smnh: f.iher of Mrs Arthur W. Dimmer.

Hsroid Fred and Alice A Smith: brother ot Mrs John Olllisnie. Waiter. Arthur, Charles snd Chester Smith, also survived by two crsndchtidren. Services Tueed. 1 tt Edwards Brothers' colonis! Mortueiy.

BvtUIRE Mis Elisabeth Squite of Alhambra Services 11 am. Tuesd.v at the l.ltlle Stone church of Turner, Stevens Turner, 850 East Main street, Alhambra. STE ARN. services for Seymour Steam 3 at. today at Olaslisnd ft Co.

8TEINBBHG. Services tor Hvman Steinberg. ii am. today at th Home of Peace Mausoleum Chapel, Olasband ft directors. SUDBRINK Nellie Verne Sudbrink Services Monday 11:30 a at th I title Church of the Flowers.

Forest Lawn. Utier-McKlnles Cress High, land Park, in charge. TAUBER Tauber. Service today. 3 th Home of Peace Mausoleum.

Mallnow ft Simons, directors TEKL. George Douglas Test. Services today. 3 p.m.. at Oarvans Methodist Church Utter-MrKlnley Cresse Highlsnd Park.

In chars. TUTINO Maria Ro.a Ttitlno Rosary Monday, 8 at th eh. Del or Mater ft Slmnne Mast Tuesday, 9 a at Divine Saviour Church VIRTUE Clara Etta Privet services Tuesday at Pieree Brothers' Little Church Around the Corner 1443 west Manchester Boulevard. Inylewood. WA1.RATH Services for Vinton Earl 130 Monday at Armstrong Family WANNER.

Services for May Whitesids. 10 a m. Tuesdav at Armstrong Family WEHECKE Ernest Psui Webecre nf igr4 Greenlleld. Westwood. husbend of Kmlie Feber Webecke.

father of Ernest Paul Webecke Jt. Services Monday. 2 p.m., at Wet-Wid Community Methodist Church. Wllshlte Boulevard and Warner avenue Osi.es. Klngsley ft Gstes, directors.

WEISS. Charles Frederick Weiss. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge WE1.I.AR. Remains of Ann B. Wllsr forwarded to Bridgewater.

for Interment. Armstrong Family In charge. WEIJ.S Mrs. 7.ima Marie Wells, of Ai-hambra. beloved wife of Malcolm C.

Wells, daughter of Mrs. Leila Catudal. sister nf Don Catudal, Rosary m. today at chapel of Turner. Stevens ft Turner.

8S0 East Main street. Alhsmbra. Mass 9am Monday at St. Therese Catholic Church. Alhambra.

WEST Servicea for Lola B. West 1pm. Monday at Armstrong Family. YOUNtlMAN. Guy B.

Youngman. beloved husband of Lillian M. Younaman. father of John E. Youngman: son of Catherine Youngman, brother of Roy Youngman.

Solemn requiem high msss at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church. 4954 Bant Monica Boulevard, Monday at 4am ZIMMERMAN. Tillie, beloved mother of Lot, Paulina, Everett and Paul Zimmerman, sister of Sophie, Otto, Albert and William Clasen. Services Monday. 10:30 at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary.

Interment Forest Lawn. lOinK-irvE Jnree Geotsia assin.t Frank. rTTCH Margaret C. asainst Owen A. FOOTE.

Phyllis asaltist Chsrles OEOROE Betty Jesn assinst Gen OU1S1NOER Rutty against Bvilord Clee. trRKf.tt Trf.tl P.lil ft tJNDSAY' Lur. asalnst. Jsme. 1.

ITirfli'. aamnal A MlMrH Mrvrrasi piiiin o' Wesley C. MORTBNSKN Chris asalnst Msriorl RINE4R Dorothy against Walter 8H1NOEL, Irene sgamst Sol BKIRVIN. Sarah J. ssalnst Rov 8WFET1.AND Hsra Mai hiihii wuns THOMAS.

trena nst Bill W. luunu, irmft hiiqh rfoprpn I i NEW YORK CURB ra ynnr t.n is niinin. are the elosing prlres of aeliv stock on i New York Cut Exchan CP 'Aero Sup A Air Assoc Closet 4t)Uls LAK 4 i McCord Corp 11 McWUl Dredg 13 Merritt-CAtS 7 'i Do war 40V, Mich Si Tub 25 i Michigan Sug Alreon Mfr Alum Co Am Alum 1 lit 9 5,11 DEATH I With Funer.1 Announnementa ABBOTT faralvn Abbott, beloved mother of Doris jane Johnson Service, 30 Monti. Perr Brothers' Venle Boule-i vard and Catailna 14 DO Pf 4 Micromat Hone 14 39 18 I MldStP A Tie 17 Do vte Midwest Corp Mldvsl td west A br 4i 33 19 11 301 3 3 I 3 i 14' Midwest Ref 7.1t)Milin MlnA-M 1 Mount Prod Cen Mff li Cvan AmForkHo Am OiH Am LightftT Maraeaibo Am ReP'lhUee Am Superpow Do pf Argu Ine Mrs. May C.

Mason Mrs. May C. 7, who (fame to this area from Kansas City in 1911, died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George H. Letieau, 132 W.

Fremont PJace. She had gone to her daughter's from her home at 627 S. Normandie Ave. when she became i)l a week ago. Mrs.

Mason also leaves two other daughters, Mrs. W. S. Greacen, New Brunswick, N.J., and Mrs. A.

L. Rockwood, San Francisco. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Grace Chapel at Inglewood Park Cemetery, with interment following in that cemetery. Willard E.

Smith Funeral ser vices, for Willard E. Smith, 74, retired lieutenant of the Los Angeles Police Department who died Friday, will be conducted Tuesday at 2 p.m; in the Chapel of Kdwards Bros. Colonial Mortuary. Interment will follow in Inglewood Park Cemetery. Mr.

Smith lived at 5219 Cimarron St. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Anna M. Smith; two daughters, Miss Alice A. Smith snd Mrs.

Arthur W. Dimmey; two sons, Fred E. and Harold W. Smith: a tiister. Mrs.

John Gillespie, and four brothers, Wal ter, Arthur, Charles and Chester Smith. John H. Myers Funeral services for John Henry Myers, 85, veteran of the Indian wars and a resident here for 38 years, will be conducted tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Pierce iRros. Little Church Around the Corner in Inglewood, interment take place in Inglewood Ceme-! tery.

Owner of a tamale factory, he died at Sawtelle Hospital Friday. Frances Florida Funeral services for Miss rances Florida, 77, actress on the New York staRe for half a ami sister-in-law of Kd-jgar G. Ball, composer, will be i conducted Tuesdav at 2 p.m. at (Will Reynolds Frank Eberle Mortuary, followed by cremation jin Hollywood Memorial Park Crematory. She leaves her sis-! ler Mrs.

Maude Ball. Today Sunday Evening Club Forum "Michael Strange, speaking on "A Poet Look ft at Age," First Conjrrptrational Church. South JifkoU pirnic reunion, Sycamore Grove, all day. The American Anti-Prejudice Society, first annual testimonial banquet, 2 p.m., 1427 W. Jefferson Blvd.

Polish Government Information Service, mas meeting, Polish. Center. Crenshaw Blvd. Northwestern University alumni reunion, University Club. p.m., speaker.

Dr. Frsnklyn R. Snyder, president of Northwestern. Polo: Tournament. Riviera Country Club's Olympic Kield, 2 p.m.

Future Kvent Monday, Jan. 29: Town Hall, noon. Biltmore Music Room, Albee Slade. speaker. Monday, Jan.

2A: Federation of State Societies of Southern California, lunchpon, noon, fl48 8. Broadway, speaker, Ray IA Chesebro. City Attorney. Tuesday. Jan.

Tidies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars, luncheon, noon, Biltmore Rendezvous Room. Sun, Moon and Tide By U.S. Cosst end Geodetic Survey ijjw iStr ISiL lA )( ton VA. root )ua reb.U reo. 1 Feb.

reo. 5 VNDr, JAN. tn Sun rises 1:53 e.m sets :1 m. Moon rises 6:58 Dm. sets 8 18 a.m.

TIDES. LOS ANGELES HARBOR Jan. Low Hizri Low High 28 29 3:45 1 (5261 0 1 1:21 4 0 4.22 1 8 10:26 5 8 8 Hlgb Low High Low 0:00 4.0 01 I 11:03 8 4 0:31 4 0 1 6.0 0.0 Hlghl low High Low 1:05 3.4 6:24 2 0 4 4 0.5 1:39 4 0 7:15 a.O 3 10 2:19 4.0 8:24 31 1:49 3 3 8:0 1 1 30 31 feb. 1 a 3 Tides are lven in order of occurrence: first column denoting time snd second column height in feet above or below mean lower low water. Light face type denotes black face a.m.

All time listed Is Pacific War Time. CEMETERIES INGLEWOOD PARK CEMETERY LARGEST IN CALIFORNIA Telephone ORegnn SI'JM Mausoleum Crematory columbarium ROSEDALR CEMETERY 181 W. Washington Blvd. rA-XIAft. FLORISTS BILTMORE FLORISTS Funeral Flowers AT THEIR BEST PROMPT DELIVERY CALL MI-2222 AND CHARGE IT! cemeteryTots Want lots in all local cemeteries Ore-ham, 72" w.

Washington. RI-0277. Sll greves forest Lawn, fine one or all. Carter. TW-0211.

3 grave nr. mausoleum, all for 8275 or 10o each. HE-7988. 8 or 8 lots, Tnglewood Park Cemetery. Privete owner.

PL-13283. 12 choice lots, Roosevelt Memorial Park-sacrifice. Newmark 149.18. 8 Muskeg Bin 14 i Bellas Hess 3AXI't Servlre for H.rry Asler 1 A Do pf Aro Equip Met Wks 10N.t City Line 16 21 Nat Fuel 11 13! Nat Tun At 1, i Neptune Met A 10 I Atlantic Fish Atlas Corp war 1 Nta Hud Pow 3 Atlaa Ply 1 Do Pf 94 Automat Prod 15'Niag Hud mtr B.bcockWll 33 lit. BaldwLoeo war 10 tTI "Al' Bsrium Stl Corn 4, 1 Overseas See 12! 16; ote As af 3i BerkAGsyPur.

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1 8 1 5 2 6 6 2 5 3 23 1.50 3 8 1 1 2 1 1 6 1 1 23 4 2 96 1 10 1 7 10 to 15. top 6 and GG33 NEEDS MEN WOMEN II inexperienced train you. Good pay from your first day. A variability Certffteofe uird ASflY Any Day lc.l tuadoy Item 110 te 00 P.M. DOUGLAS MPlOYMf NT O'FICI 1713 American Ave.

or U. S. employment Service 41 fine ten ore. GENERAL LEDGER BOOKKEEPER (Male) Wanted For Food Industry Large, well establish national food concrn offrs a prrnannt. post-war position at goad pay with excellent advancement opportunities for a bookkeeper.

Man should hove a goad general bookkeeping background and have some knowledge ef cast work. Writ ut about yourself and your work esperlanc. Your application will acknowledged promptly and will be held in strict-est confidence. IK DAR-111, An.l Tim, 202 Vf. Flrtt It, Lf AnUi II.

Pacific Finance Ccrporatiaa Offri tltiri with ttwtr tatMrlty (Work tn a downtown location) Insurance Claims Examiner Stenographer Typist Secretary Accountant Bookkeeper lean Manager for otker areas. If in war wftrfcpeas de not apply. PACIFIC FINANCE CORP. IftSONNCl O'FICf 421 I. MOM IT.

OOM 721 Outstanding Opportunity For Evptritnctd Production Man Wl.stablihcl ft tj xpandin-0 food company in California, manufacturing canned and packaged products, flvodf a man wll ground-d )n production work for plant fnanagor. Mutt bo axprincd In production planning, raw mo Una I handling, union and omployva rla tiont, and maintonanca of high standard of cfoanlinau and safety Position offers a competent man a good salary with oKcelfent opportunity for advancement. Antwer in detail, outlining past experience, age, pre tent connection and salary. All answers will be treated confidentially, Persons now In essential war work will not be considered. BOX NAP-123, LOS ANGELES TIMES WANTED IMMEDIATELY For Work of Port Honm, California Tar, Minift.

Clark Ttn Material Control Clark Thro Stowaeo Clark Comptomalar Oparalort ana" Typists Apply in person 732 Wilshire Boulevard WANTED Assistant Comptroller For established Pacific Coast Food Processor with headquarters in Seattle. Prefer, ably man under 35, Univer. aity graduate, draft exempt. Must hava (food basic train-infr and experience in accounting, taxes, preparation and analysis of financial statements. In reply jtiva details covering: education, experience, starting; salary expected.

Send recent snap, shot. Authorized referral required. Address Box N.A.P.-U7, TIMES COLON I AL MORTUARY I Ridge Blumenihal Breese Corp Aero Brown Rubber pf Burma Ltd Biscuit Marconi --'Caseo Prod "jCatalin Am I'1? i Cessna Aire i- ChiefConsMn OARI.AND Olive Rosamond Garland. January 17. 1945.

in Litchfield, i beloved of William Mar Gar-1 land of Los Angeles Services private. Please mlt flow-! erv GAR SIDE John O'Oarsid husband ef Elieaoeih Hares Oarsiae stepfather of Thomas Hayes; brother of Mrs Thomas Broome and Mrs. nesti Broom. Edward end Sidney brother-in-law of Anna Ma Brown Rotarv Sunday, at the Me. i Olvnn Mortuerv Requiem mas Moo- i d.v.

9 a at Mother of Borrows Church. GASfcETT Chester Andrew ftasett: lov ing hi sli.nd Lethe rather ef Virsini. Lee and Jimmie Oen. Oassett; son ef Mary and 3. O.ssett: brother of Verde Hinton.

Pearl Robinson. Betilar Jackson, John, Hrr and F.rl Oasoett Services Tuesday. 11 noon, at Utter-McKinlrr Broadway Mortuary, 4384 rVouth Broadway. OKRSrFN Services 1 30 HI. Monde at Pierce Bmihers 720 west Washington.

GODWIN. Alfred Godwin A. Brown ft Son, directors. OOEROEN Oeorge Charles Recitation nf the Rosery 9 pen Mond.v .1 Pterr. Brothers' Inglewood Mortuary 3443 West Manchester Rnuteverd.

Requiem ma. am Tuej.v at St John's Church. 40 East Manrtieeter Boulevard. Inglewood GORIION. Fanny Gordon, loving wife of Harry Oordnn; mother of Mrs.

Sail Newman, Mrs Lillian Newmark. Mrs Rose Neff and Ben Gordon of Trenton grandmother nf Hsrvey and Lois Newman. Shine and Jean Newmark. Services tods. 1 p.m..

4 Co OOSVsTLL. Catherine passed awe Saturday ,4 Phoenix. beloved wife of Arthur motner of Rooert r. Mse Hoeg and Dorothy Jane white; dauihtar of Catherine Wse-ener: sister of Emma A. Wegener, John and Daniel Wenr Burial Tuesdey Phoenix.

Aria. ORBTHE August, Services 11 a.m. Wednesday at 'he ehapet of Pierre Brothers' Alhambra. West Msln street. GRIME.

beloved wire of Calvin Grimes; mother ot Mr and Mrs Edwin C. Beahm. grandmother of Elisabeth Beahm: si.ter of Mr and Mrs. William Otmkerler Pasadena Services Monday, 3 Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. 0U8T4V8ON.

Vda Ousts, Services Monday. 1 m. at tb rhspel nf Orshsm ft Isbell. HAKIM. Sarah Hakim.

Remains Groman Mortuary HEIMAN. Service for Rebecca Reiman 10 a m. today at Ornman Mortuary. HELSI.EY. Belle Services 10 a Tuesda at Pier Brothers.

720 West Washington. HENKKL. Adele C. Henkel Forest Lswn Mortuer In charge H1NCHMAN. Fred K.

Hlnchm.n of the Southwest Museum. Services Monday at 11 30 ra. In the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. HOLTZ.

William B. Holts, loving husband of Velms Holts: father of Pauline Maple end Donny Holts: eon of E. Holts. Services Tuesds. 10 30 em, at Utter-McKinley'a Brosdway Mortuary.

4254 South Broadw. HOUPS Charles J. Roups. Cunningham ft O'Connor, directors. HUFF Services for Ellsworth A.

Huff. Monday. IO a.m., at Armstrong Family Mortuary. HUNT. Roy.

husband of May Hunt: father of Mrs. Floranna Keller and Mrs. Evelyn Moore; grandfather of Bernlce Carlson. Services Tuesday. 1 p.m., at the chapel of Orshsm ft IsbelL JONES.

Carrie Blsban. Services 10 am. Monday al Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, 5959 Santa Monica Boulevard. KIR8CHBAUM. Max.

ICIrschbaum. Remain at Oroman Mortuary. KEHOE. Mrs. Ethel McCormlck Kehoe of San Francisco atd New York: wif of Joseph Kehoe: mother of Mrs.

Thomas Pike; grandmother of John. Josephine and Mary Katherine Pike ot San Marino: cousin of Mrs. Darwin Slnsle-tary of Loa Angeles. Rosary Monday. 1 at Wendell P.

Cabot ft Sons. Pasadena, Interment Celvary. KILVINOTON. Dell M. Services and Interment Sunfleld.

Mich. Pierce Brothers' Monterey Park, directors. KLEIN. Private services for Chsrles Klein at Armstrong Family Mortuary. LANPHEAR.

Services for Ellen Lanphear Monday. 10:30 at Grand View Cemetery Chspel. Will A. Reynold ft Franois X. Eberle, In charge.

MASON. May C. Pierce Brothers. 720 West Washington Boulevard. MCCARTHY.

Rev. Marcellus McCarthy, CP. Office of the Dead Tuesday. 10 a.m., Retreat House Chspel. Sierra Madre.

Solemn high mass Tuesday, 10:30 a.m. Wendell P. Cabot ft Sons, Pasadena, directors. McSTAY. Frank McStay.

Graveside servioes Wednesday. 10 a.m.. at Veterans' Cemetery. Ssw-telle. Jones ft Hamrock.

directors. MEYER. Joseph Meyer. Remains at Mallnow ft Simons. MEYER.

William H. Meyer of 653 East 165th street. Garden, beloved brother of Hannah Jantsen. Services 1 p.m. Tuesday at McMillan Funeral Chapel.

910 West 164th street. MILES. George W. Miles. Alvare ft Moore, directors, MILLS.

Helena L. Private services 9 pm. Monday at Pierce Brothers' Monterey Park. 179 Fast Garvey Boulevard. MOHNS.

Walter, husbsnd of Theodosia. Services 1 m. Monday et Pierce Brothers. 73o West Washington. MOORE.

Of 1905 Harcourt, Oeorge W. Moore, beloved husband of Mrs. Max-ine F. Moore; son of Mrs. Ida Moore.

Recitation of the Rosary Monday evening, 8 o'clock, at the chapel of W. A. Brown ft Son. 1815 South Flower street. Requiem msss Tuesday.

9 a.m., at St. Paul's Church. Washington and Bronson. Interment Calvary. MORRISON.

John beloved husband of Marjorie; loving father of John L. Morrison Jr. and 1st Lt. Charles C. Morrison, U.8.A.A.F.; grandfather Of Laurence and Marjorie Morrison.

Services 11 m. Monday st Pierc "Brothers, 720 West Washington. MYERS John Henry. Services 2 p.m. Monday at Pierce Brothers' Little Chttreh Around the Corner, 3443 West Manchester Boule-vsrdi Inglewood.

NEPPER. Earl J. Nepper. beloved brother of Mrs. Randolf Hovey, Edgar and Harley Nepper.

Services will be field Sunday, 2 at the ehspei of Hammond ft Mispagsl, 3517 Hyde Park Boulevard. Louis E. Ruppe, managing director. NEUMANN. Louis age 29, ot 1333 Lakme avenue.

Wilmington. Funeral services Monday. 3 at the Cartwright Mortuary. 703 Broad avenue, Wilmington, under the auspices of Wilmington Masonlo Lodge No. 198.

Interment Sunnystde Memorial Park. Long Beach. ORR. Catharine. Services 2 p.m.

Tuesday et Pierce Brothers' Hollywood. 5959 Santa Mon ALEXANDER. James Aiei.nder. ased 77 years, of 468 Birch avenue. thorne.

J.nusrv 26. cousin of George Dtrer. a'torney in Row.n Building Funeral Ttiesdav mnmini 11 clock. at ivinaway Funeral Home, Haw- thorne. ARNKY rrlrud Arnee today at Gromaa Mortuary AXTEI Ellrabeth beloved mother Berntee Ax'eti, loving grandmother of El.sabeth Hokum and Raloh Parker SIC: great-grandmother of Virginia Hokum.

Service, 2 30 pm Mondse at the Wee Kirk the Heather. Fnre.l Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, directors BANKS Sterimi w. Bsnks. brother of Anna B. Chichester of Bermosa Beach.

Cal. Servlcea Monday. 3 m4 from Reed Bros Tspley A Oeiger. BOOTH. Fred Deloso Sooth.

11 Of 5211 Wett Eishth street Oraveiide services Mondav. 11 a at Veterans' Facility Cemetery. S.w-teiie. Bramble Funeral Home, directors. BOOTHS- Stephen Sterling Booth, at Ssn Jacinto, January 37.

son of Mrs Charles B. Boothe; father of Robert O. Boothe. Mrs. 1-eo Tovcy and Stephen Sterling Boothe III.

brother of Mrs. A. G. Bohannon. Mrs.

Robert J. Dnrlsnd, Col. Karle Boothe, I. Jay Boothe and Laurence Boothe. Services Tuesday.

January 30. at 4 m. at St. James Church. South P.K.dena, cornet Fremont avenue and Monterey Head.

Kindly omit flowers. BOYA.IIAN. Mary, beloved wife of Aharon Boyail.n. mother of Peter Boyer and Lily Hatmian: sister of Yeghaber Terkanian of Worcester, Mass grandmother or Donald end Richard Her-tunlan and Oretchen Boyer. Service, 2 p.m.

Tuesday at the Armenian Gethseman Congregational Churoh. Twenty-first and Hobart Interment Rosedale Cemetery. Fierce Brothers, directors. BREWER. Joseph Pierce Brothers Hollywood.

895 Us nt, Monica Boulevard. BRUMBAUGH. Charles S. Brumbaugh, beloved husband of Mary A. Brumbaugh; loving father of Cal F.

Brumbaugh, Ida Brumbaugh and Lt, Q. Vernon Brumbaugh. US. Army. Rosary Monday evening.

8 o'clock, st tli ehspei of Cunningham ft Connor. 850 West Washington. Requiem mass Tuesday, 9 a.m.. at Immaculate Conception Church. Interment Calvary.

BRUZA. Rdward J. Brass. Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge. BURKE.

Elvira Margaret, beloved mother of Mrs. Bessie I. Thomas of Bur-llngame, Mrs. Valentin Grant Olcott of Hollywood, and Mrs. Edward M.

Churchman of Jerome. Idaho: grandmother of Paul K. Ouerclo of Buriingame. and Harry Chesterfield Amen ot Seattle, Wah. Services 11:30 m.

Monday at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, 5959 Santa Monica Boulevard. BUSH. Randolph J. Bush. Cunningham ft O'Connor, directors.

CAMPBELL. 2nd Lt. Maurice D. Camp-. bell of 11101 La Maid street.

North Hollywood, In air accident West Point. N.Y., beloved son of Ted L. Campbell; brother of Sgt. Dustin P. Military services at Steen's Chspel.

North Hollywood, Monday, 3 p.m. CANSINO. Volga, beloved wife of Eduardo Canstro. loving mother of Rita Hay-worth Welles. Eduardo Jr.

and Vernon Cansino: niece ot Mrs. Frances Rosser. Recitation of the Rosary 8 m. Monday at Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hills. 417 North Maple Drive.

Requiem mass 9 a.m. Tuesday at St. Mary Magdalen Churoh. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. CARBINIER.

Lt. Comdr. Charles F. Carbinier, beloved husband of Clara loving brother of Walter, George and Percy Carbinier. Services 1:30 p.m.

Wednesday at the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn. Pierce Brothers, direc-tors CARPENTER. Lewi Harden Carpenter, father of Arthur G. Carpenter of 420 Big Dalton avenue, Baldwin Park, January 28.

services Mannar, 11 a.m.. at Chapel, Inglewood Memorial Park. Ives ft Warren Co, 100 North Hill avenue, Pasadena, in charge. BANK DEBITS Los Angeles Clearinghouse Association yesterday reported debits to individual ac counts. SRO.848.760; corresponding day last ve.r.

C68.872.280. Oil 10 ii, Pennrosd 37i. a.i. Ji 31 Pioneer Gold 4 4 14 1 Piper Aire Pitts Metailu Pitts Pl Gl Polsrls Mng Powdr ft Aleg Premier Old Prod Corp Pug Sd PL RKO opt war Raytheon Mfg Red Bank Oil Republic A via Rich Oil w.r Richmond Rad Rome Cable 1 3 6 14 9 4 1 18 120 icailit Tun IS 1 13-18 15 1 66 1 15-18 4 19 cit es uervire Claude Neon Lt 1 Colon Develop 4 Colonial Airl ComwleSowar CommWatSve Cons Gas Ut Cons MngAiS Cons Royalty Cons Stl Corp Cons Textile ContFdyMeh Copper Range Cornue Min 8 1-16 6 46 2 21 3 14 9 Root Pet 7 Rotary El St 30 Ryan Aero 7 St Regis Psp 6 Salt Dome Oil Ssvoy Oil Srhulte DA 3 Scorlll Mfg 36 Scullln Stl 12 Segal Lock 3 Selberllng Rub 10 Selected Indus 1 Sentry 8 Con 15-16 Shat-Denn 4 Simplicity Pat 5 Solar Aire 13 Solar Mfg 8 Sonotone 3 80 Phosphate 10 Stand Cap ft 20 Btand Dredg 4 St, Oil Ky 19 Stand Prod 12 Corroon ft Rey 1 Creol Pet 27 Croft Brew 1 Crowley Milner 10 Crown Pet Crown Int A Crown Drug Cuban Atl Sug DeJay Strs Derby Oil Det Mich 8tov Diana Strs East Sta Corp EastSugAa pf El BondftSb 16 4 27 18 10 i'h1 46yi 10 Stand 611-Lead 5-16 Do pf 99 Rlarrett vto 4V, Sterl Braw 8 Sterling Ine 4 Btinnes (H. 2 Sullivan Mach 24 Tampa El 29'1 Technicolor 23 Teson Oil ft 9 Textron Ine 14 Tllo Roof 10 Trans-Lux 4 Transwest Olt 36 Trl-Cont war tllen Resile 3 Unit Aire Prod 12 Un Ctg-Wh Stra 2 Unit Gaa 11 Un Lt ft of 70 Unit Prof 8h US Foil 9 US Graphite 17 US ft Int See 1 U8 Radiator 4 Unit Wall Pao 4 Univ Cooler 5 Utah PftL pf 68 Utah Radio 9 Vot Mlg 12 Wentwth Mfg 4 West Air Line 18 Wright Harg 3U El PAL 2 pf A 78 Elliott Co 20 IV, 49 20 Vi 12 10 38 11 44 7 16 16 27 Equity Corp Fansteel Met Fuller (OAi Oreenf TAD Hecla Min Hoe (R1A.CO A Hoil Gold Humble Oil Hum-Ross Hrgrade Fd IllPow dlv et Imp Tb Brit Int Hyd-El pf 22 IntMlnftCh war 12 Int Petrol 20 11 2 12 5 4 1 10 21 6 2 30 Int Prod ItalSuperpow A Jacobs (FLt Jeannette Gl KingstonProd Kirk Lake OM Krueger Brew Lake Shore Latnson Corp Leon Oil Dey Le Tourneau Lionel Corp 13 V.

Lone Star Gas 11 LOCAL GRAIN (Los Angeles Grain Exchange) Quotations nominal, gubiect to market fluctuations. Price per in carloads only. No. 1 hard or soft whit wheat, bulk. 2.77 2 82: grading barley.

48 bulk. 2.45 2.50: No. 2 oats. 33 bulk, 2.65 "52.70; No. 2 yellow corn, bulk.

2.47Q2.S1: No. 2 California milo, bulk. 2.32 92.37. CAR RFCtrPTS Wheat. 32: barley.

8: corn. 11: milo, flour. 17; bran. 1 cereal. cottonseed, 1: poultry feed, peanut.

coffee, grits, 1. HAY PRICKS Federal-State Market. New. Serviee Hay delivered b. Lot Angeles, per ton: No.

1 barley hay, 35.00(8 26.00; No. 1 oat hay. 35.OO036.OO. Alfalfa, ungraded. ITS.

No. 1, 30.00 32.00: U.S. NO. 2 green and No. 2 leafy.

26 00280(1: 118. No. 2. 22.00 13.00. 1.

Steel production 2. Freight earloadlnga i. Stock sale 4. Bond sales 5. Electrie power prod, fk.w 6.

Crude oil production (bbls.) 7. Bank eltarings 8. Demand deposits 9. Business loans 10. Excess reserve 11.

Treasury cold atoek 12. Brokers' loans 13. Money In circulation Money and bank rates Call money. New York Stock Exchange Average yield -long-term govt, bonds New York Reserve Bank Bank of England rate Sources: 1 American Steel Institute. 3 and 4 New York Stock Exchange.

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3 67 United Corp 16 Do pf lk 41 Vi United Drug 3 16 United Dyewd 8 13 Un El Coal Vi 12 Unit Fruit lg 3 92V, UnGasIm .35 14 Vi 49 sa Vi 20 Vs 10 Vi 6 17 19V', 23 11 44 1 29 62 9 28 Vi 60 Vi 27 13 13 Unit MftM 2 Unit Paperbd 33 7 US ft For See 12 US Freight 1 17 U8HoflM8 11 1V. US Ind Chi 3 39 US Leather 4 8 Do A 1 32 ITS T.inei! 31 8 36 15 US Pipe 1.60 1 37' 34 IUS Play Cd 2a I 48 38 V'siua 18 3 7 US Rubber 2 26 54 28V, do 1st pf 1 149 45 Vi US Smelt 1 58 8 US Bteei di DO Pf 7 3 140 US Tobac 1 20 8 25 Unit Strs A 1 4 Univ-CStllVi 1 16 Unly Lab 4 7 Vs Vanadium '4a 3 23 Vi 58 2 16 2 v. 24 6 37 26 85 1 82 3 34 y. 23 34 10', 22 Vi 14 VicksShAPptS 1 SI Va-Cro Chem 8 4 Do 6s pf 3 1 86 Virg Ry 2 1 45 Wah of 4Vfc 2 68 Waldorf Sysl 3 14 Walgreen 1.60 2 31 Wslk OAW h4 2 65 1 Walworth 36 10 V. 16 23 17 10 14 24 20 14 34 14 23 23 36 Vi 15 V.

V. 104 26 V. 17 Ward Bak 1 y. Warn Br Pict, 50 13 Waukesha 1 2 21 Vi Wayne Pump 3 6 34 Webster Eisen 7 9 1 26 Do pf 4 1 85 WIndSug Via 10 26 WVa Pulp .20 4 24 West Auto 1 11 36 West 9 34 1 Do pf 1 67 Maryland 8 5 Vi WestUnTAS 7 45 WestAirBrlV.e 3 30 WestElftMf4 10 120 9 Wnl Stl le 5 33 V. 27 10.....

17 12 96 42 39 Vi 13 White Mo 1 1 21 Vi 3 White Sew 4 Wlllys-Overl 19 Wilson ft Co 60 Do 16 Pl 3 Wlworth 1 .60 9 Worth 1 Wyand .20 1 Y-Z Yale 2 8 16 Vi 96 1 28 14 11 34 20 17 47 Vs 23 34 14 21V, 40 21 40 YorkCorp 71 Yng SpgerW 1 13 Ygst 2 11 Yngst Stl Dr 1 7 Zenith Rad le 12 Zonite Pr 1 33 107 2 6 V. 36 Rates Of dividends in the foregoing table are annual disbursements based on the last quarterly or semiannual declaration. Unless otherwise noted, special or extra dividends are not Included. xd Ex-dividend, xr Ex-rlehts. Also extra or extras, Cash or stock, Paid last year, Payable 20 V.

39 1 9 20 84 18 32 107 V4 19 26 In stock, Declared or paid 108 v. so far this rear, Payable in Canadian funds, Accumulated dividends paid or 14 25 14 V. i declared this year. CALVES Salabl for week. 1700: mot-ly 25 to 80 eenta higher; about medium good, 14.50315.25, good to choice, 7S.

HOGS Salable for week. 1450: elosing and bulk barrows and gtlts, 15.73; food sows, 14.000 14.76; feeder pigs, 00118.00. 8HEFP Salable for week. 1300: lambs ewes strong; medium to good Texas lambs, 14.0CB14 50: yearling wethers, 13.00 down; aged wethers, 10.00; ewes, 6.50, firm. FUNERAL DIRECTORS PIKKCK UOS.

MOKTUAKIRft Ar Within 7 allies K)f. ef the heme greater Lee Angelee PIF.RCS BROTHERS! LOS ANGELES 720 West Wsshington PR-41S1 PIERCE BROTHKR8' INQI.EWOOD 3443 W. Manchester TW-9111 PIERCE BROTHERS' HOLLYWOOD 59S9 Santa Monica Blvd. OL-5181 PIERCE BROTHERS' LEIMERT PARK 4801 Crenshaw Blvd. AX-52SS PIERCE BROTHERS' BEVERLY HILLS 417 N.

Maple Drive BR-31717 PIERCE BROTHERS" VALLEY 153 Van Nur Rlvd State 5-313 PIERCE BROTHERS' ALHAMBRA 345 West Main Street CU-31751 PIERCE BROTHERS' MONTEREY PARK 179 E. Oarvey Blvd. CH-31533 PIERCE BROTHERS' LINCOLN HEIOHTB 2S17 Pasadena Ave. CA-3234 PIERCE BROTHERS' CREMATORY 160S a. Caaallna St.

RB-5179 Cl'NXIXCHAM I.TflNNOR MINERAL niRECTORS INSPECTION OF LOS ANOELES' MOfVT BEAUTIFUL MORTUARY MAY BE MADE AT ANY TIME WEST WASHINGTON PR-fl2Sl. BRKSKR BROS. GITXKrj'K Firrr-Two tears OF FRIENDLY 8F.lt VICB 9H W. WASHINGTON BLVD. r-S1.

MORTPARV IN FOREST LAWN BVERTTHINO AT TIME Or SORROW TF.LF.rHONE: CLEVELAND -SltSI Forest Law jaemerlal Park Ine. BRAMBT.K FUNEKATi HOMR Reverent Christian service. Modern arte. 1818 TOBERMAN STREET. PR-2256.

EDWARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MORT17ART 1000 Venice Boulevard. FRospeet 8381 W. A. BROWN A SON 1818 SOUTH FLOWER STREET. PR-201I.

REED TAPM5Y GENJER Ul WEST WASHINGTON BLVD. PR-51SI ARMSTRONG FAMILY 1201 SOUTH HOPB STREET. Kl-C48. Ten Conveniens -Mortaaries. AD-3181.

FRANCIS V. HAI-lj SON 1607 SOUTH FLOWER STREET. PR-2212. GROSAN MORTUARY Jewish Funeral Director 83 W. WASHINGTON BLVD.

RI-W0I. HAMMOND MISFAOFL Leois JC. Ruppe, managing director SIS 17 Hyde Park Blvd. TH-9119. WALLACE WHITE rR-4.

HOWARD t. ALLAN AN WHAT iOOIft DO TOO WANT suet lowest mtritet eriees. Ne ehsrg fee locstlng Hard-to-lind snd Out-of-Prtnr. Rnoei. All BWS, OLtt er NEW mslltH POetT-FRKgl StARCHLIGHT BOOK TRADt 21 Et 17th St.

Haw Vsrk City yeApOOXS FOUND FREtrf FINANCE ASSOCIATED PRESS Latest week Previous week Year sro 97.9 93 6 96.8 777.320 782,387 798.650 6.817,600 9,124,030 3.715.934 58. 388.700 68.723.600 72.559.200 4,888.214.000 4,614,334,000 4.531.662.0O0 4,773.000 4,722,000 4.389.00O ...811,118,936,000 811,370.887.000 9.959.030.000 .835,686.000,000 935.112,000,000 9 34.662.000,000 6.415,000.000 8 6.426.000.000 6,349.000.000 1,200,000.000 8 1,300,000.000 3 1.020.000.000 871.000.000 820.572.000,000 3 21.928,000.000 1.476.000.000 1.460.0OO.0OO 8 1.265.000.000 ...625,178,000,000 828,209,000,000 3 20,387,000,000 SBBeTIaVgM DCFIRRtD PAYMENTS Conyeni.nt financial rrnomnt can mad meet all girevm-gtanca at Edward Brother Celania Mortuary. 1 1.77 2 1 1.75 2 1 1 86 2 -Association of American Railroads. Edison institute. 8 American Petro EDWARDS BROTHERS etlLIVAR ieeo vinici leum Institute.

7 Dun ft Brsdstreet. 8 and 9 Reserve member banks In 101 cities. 10, 11. 13 and 13 Federal Reserve. On Treasury paper of one year or shorter maturity.

Longer maturities 1. ica Boulevard..