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JULY 20, 1935. PART I. 15 SATURDAY MORNING DEATH New York. Curb Bonds WEATHER REPORT DEATHS With Funeral Announcement. ALDER.

July 19. Dr. Daniel H. Pierce Brothersdtrectots. v.

CHARLES. The funeral iertrfreg of Aaron OilNews by howartx kegley DAILY EASTERN CITRUS MARKETS THJJ ASSOCIATED PRESS Carlot shipment of California eltrus, 'compiled from railroad pas.lng 'report for tht California Fruil Grower' Exchance. vera as follow: CALIFORNU INTENTION TO MARRY Th following notice of intention to marry "were Issued yesterday. Nam and age given. LEWIS TBRNENT, Georg P.

Lewi. 22; Marjorle Ternent, 19. LHERROU MANQTJIN. Larry Y. Lherrou, 25: Anne M.

Mnnouin, 26. LOPETEGUY OAMBOA. Anton Lopete- guy. 21: Qulnnle Oamboa, 17. MADSEN CAMM.

William C. Madsen. 26: Carolyn Camm, 24, MANN ATKIN. Arthur E. Mann, 24; Janet E.

Atkln. 24, McDOUGALL ADAM. Robert McDougaU. 29: Margaret W. Adam.

29. MIZERAK HEINBUCH. Ernest Miserak, 24: Marcella M. Helnbuch. 20.

KEWCQMB TROWBRIDGE. Donald E. Newcomb. 21; Marie E. Trowbridge.

18. PALMER CLINTON. George D. Palmer. Delate M.

Clinton. 29. PARRA ANDUJO. Diego Parra, 29; Mag- dalena Anauio. 24.

PUODINKETO ELO. Werner Puodinketo, 40; Ida Elo, 36. RIDGLEY CALDWELL. Edward P. Ridg- ley.

50; Alma M. Caldwell, 37. RODRIGUEZ ARRIOLA. Jose Rodrlguet, 43; Aurora Arriola, 42. RYAN ROPP.

James A. Ryan, 45; Irene Ropp, 32. SOOTHIRN July'18 Season to data Last Mason to data CENTRAL. is Season to data Last season to data California oranges-were about steady ern and middle western' auction centers. and eig hty-four- ears 4)1 lemons.

The hrleo ring per box: Graded above choice. New York Boston 3 254 50 3.55 0-4 25 3.353.75 3. 5014.10 3.30 3.95 3.15 9 3.30 3.4S3.s6 3.3O3.40 3.05113.80 Chiracs Philsdelphi Pittsburgh Cleveland St. Louis Baltimore Cincinnati Detroit New Orleans (Continued from Fourteenth Tigtl N. Am.

L. at F. SVis '56 26 4 8 1 66 42 98 99 5'4 41 98 N.Oon.Ut. 48 A N. Ind.

S. 8s '69 98 Do. 5s 60 c. Do. 4 '-is '70 E.

3 93 92 N.Oh.P.&L. 6Vi'51 N.Oh.Tr.&L. 5s '56 N. St. Pw.

5Vi'40 bo. N.W. Bl. 6s 2 1061 .5 107' 107 4 103 103 Vi 103 Va .8 104 104V 1 98! 10 99 5 33 3 11 95 94 1 105 8 lOSVs 1 105H 3 106 8 104 Vs 104 4 2 10? 104N 7 79 79V I 86 DO. 6S N.W.

Fow. 6s DO." 6s '60 N.W. P.S. 5s Osrden Gas 5 '45. Ohio Edison 6s '60 Ohio POw.

5s' 52 Do. 4Vt '86 D. Ohio P. 8. 81 '54 Okla.

O.ftE. 5s '50 Okla. P.W. 5s '48 Oswego Falls 6s '41 P-Q-R Pac. 65'4L 2 1181 Pac.

Inv. 5s 48 A Pac. P.dcL. 5s Palm. Lou.

6s '38. Pa.C.P.&L. 4 Vis '77 Pa. El. 4s '71 F.

16 97 84 96. 83 97 Va 83 'i I. 1,14 19 'l3 7 99V 99 99MS 97V 96 98 93V Pa. Oh. Ed.

6s '50 DO. OVaS Pa.O.P.AL. SVis'M Pa. Pow. 5s Pa.

Pub. 8. 6s 47 Peo.G.L.&C. 4S'81 DO. 6s '57 Peop.

5s "79 Phlla. El. 5s Phila. El. P.

4 106H 106V 106H 106V lOOVs 1 107 16 88 88 17 102H 102Vs' 3 .5 112 111 112 1 111 Prices by sfe per box of Sunkist trade California Valenclaa wert reported to th California Fruit Growers' Exehang aa follows NEW YORK 126a 150s 176s 200s ei6ts 252s 288S 324s 392s Rooster. Oram 3.25 3.60 3.65 4.00 4.00 4.10 4.10 BOSTON Offlolal Report LOCAL OFFICE. TJ. 8. WEATHERS BU REAU, Los Anreles, July 19.

(Reported by L. H. DBingerflcld, Meteorologist.) At 5 o'clock a.m the barometer registered 39.92 at 3 p.m.. 29.89. Thermometer for-the'eor- respondlng hours showed 62 deg, and 72 deg.

Relative humidity. 5 a.m., 93 per cent; 5 p.m.. 61 per cent. Wind. 5 a.m., south, velocity 4 miles: p.m., tnuthwest.

velocity 9 miles. Temneratures. highest. 78 deg.i lowest, 62 deg. Rainfall fbrseasoh.

tracer normal to date, .01 of an. inch; last season to date, trace. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The pressure is generally high from the lakes to the cotton belt and east coast (Charlotte, 30.36.) and off the Alaskan-North' "Pacific coast (Ketchikan. 3012,1 while low pressure extends from the Interior 4t California and plateau districts across the Northern Rockies to Esstern Montana, the Dakotas and northward (Redding, 29.74: Miles City, 29.76.) the Lower Colorado low persists over the region named (Yuma, 29.76.) Results and attending phenomena: Moisture over the Alaskan coast, Alberta, Montana, the.

Dakotas, Minnesota, Wyoming, Colorado," the Valey, Northern Arizona, the Cotton belt, and. Florida; heavy, Charlotte, 1.56: New Orleans, 1.44 Generally continued warm east of the Rockies; generally moderate west of the Rockies with falling temperatures over tne Interior of California and Arlsona: ranged from 110 deg. yesterday at Needles and Fresno to 48 dec; last night at Tatoosh Island. Aside from light rain over the Lower Colorado, fair weather has been common over Southern California with seasonable temperature; cloudy or foggy, near coast. LOCAL TEMPERATURES.

Minimum and maximum, temperatures from Southern California points, reported yesterday to the Los' Angeles office of the U. 8. Weather Bureau, were as follows: Station Union Air Terminal 87 60 Culver 78 60 Imperial ...104 77 Los Angeles Herhor 72 62 Los Anceles Municipal 74 62 Mt, Wilson 87 63 Portervilla 103 69 Riverside 96 57 Santa itna 84 63 Santa Barbara 79 56 University of California at L. A. SO 60 University of Southern California 86 61 LOCAL FORECAST For Los Angeles and vicinity: Fan- Sat urday and Sunday with morning cloudiness, Seasonal temperature and humidity.

Gen tle shifting winds. STATE FORECAST SAN FRANCISCO. July 19 Weather forecast: Fair Saturday and Sunday but with cloud and fog; moderate temperature; moderate to fresh west wind Northern Callforla: Fair Saturday and Sunday but with fog on the coast: normal temperature; fresh and strong northwest wind off coast. Sierra Nevada: Fair 8aturday and Sunday." mild: moderate south to west Sacramento Valley: Fair Saturday and Sunday; normal temperature; moderate south and southwest wind. Ban Joaquin Valley: Fair Saturday and 8unday cooler south portion Saturday; moderate northwest wind.

Santa Clara Valley: Fair Saturday and Sunday but overcast' night and morning: mildi moderate northwest wind. Salinas Valley: Fait Saturday and Sunday but overcast night and mornina over north portion: normal temperature; mod erate nortnwest wind. Southern California: Fair Saturday and Sunday but overcast night and early morning extreme west portion: no change in temperature; moderate west and northwest wind oft the coast. Nevada: Fair Saturday and Sunday; no change In temperature. ARIZONA FORECAST PHOENIX (Arlg.) July 19.

Forecast for Arlsona: Fair extreme west, unsettled east and central, probably thunderstorms northeast portion Saturday and Sunday; little Change in temperature. COLORADO RIVER YUMA tArhs.) July 19 (Exclusive Dls- paten from the TJ. 8. Geological Survey. I Gauge height Colorado 19.56' feet; discharge.

Friday, 6040 cubic feet per second. TEM PER ATTJRES 18 50V 49 59 944 94 94 V. 5 88 Vi 861 87 Va 3 104V. 3 106 106 106', a 1 100V, 4 94 94 15 105 18 108 1081 5 105 Va 5 100 34 1O0V. 100 19 105 3 131 130Vi 7 102H- 15 98V 98 88 33 83 '-i 82 'i 82 4 78V 77'i 10 74' 74V.

74H 1 99. 2 lCSVs- 2 SI 3 64 Vi 63 'a 64 99 64V 63 644 28 13 12V 1 107V 7 103 2 135', 125V 125V. 5 103. 1 17 '1 1 102H 44 43 i 12 99Vi 99 7 99 98. 99 4 99V.

99V 1 104H 1 sey. 38 98 97 9 83Vi 93l' 93', 5 105H 2 106t 1 106 Pled. El. 6' 60 A Ptld. a tsC.

5s '40 Potom. El. 58'36 Potom. Ed. 5s'56 Pow.

Corp. N. Y. 5 'Ait '47 Pow. Bee, 6s Pub.

Bv. N. H. 4 fit 57 Pub.Sv.N.lii."ss '56 Do. 8S Do.

4V4 '80 E. Do. 4VjS '81 Do. 6VaS '52 Pub. Sv.

J. 6s e. Pub.S.Okl. 5s '57 Pub. Bv.

Bub. 5 Vis '49 A Pug. Sd. P. ex '49 Do.

5s '50 C. Do. 4 Vis SO Que.Bor.G. 5 Vis '52 Do. 4V.S '58 Rei.

Mag, 5s '54 A Rep. Gas 6s '45 A Do. 6a '45 A cod. St.L. 6s '47 Safe.

H.W. 41s'79 San Ant 5 58 3 Josq UAP. 6S '52 Do. 5s '57 Beirut. E.

6s'35 Scrlpps Beattl Lt. 5s Shaw 4 "it '67 A Do. 4 Via' '68 Do. 4'is '70 Do. 5 '70 6s '47.

8. E. AL. 6s 2025 A 8. Car.

Pow. 5a '57 So. Cal. Ed. as sz Do.

5 '54 S. Cal. Gas 4Vs'6l So. Cnty. Gag Cal.

4Vas '68 S.Ind G.ArE. 8Vt8'57 7 103. 103'4 103a 1 106 Ind. Rt. 4S 51 5 60 60 So.

Nat. Gas 644 21 97 97 86 Vi 86i 97 Vi a va A Tel Ss dl A 2 S.V'. O.A-E. 5s'57 A 10 103 103 w. Ly.

as 31 a 8 W. P.S. 6s. '45 A Staley Mfg 6s '42 8 100 99 Vi 1 104 V. Charles will be held today at 3 p.m.

from the chapel of W. A- Brown, 1815 soutn Flower street. CH10DO. July 19. Chlstina.

Chiodo. Pierce Brother, director. CLAUSEN. Of 1709 Hill Drive. Eagle Rock, July 19, Ellrabeth Ann Watterson Clauj sen.

wile of Jacob c. -roomer of Radcllffe C. Clausan. United States Army Air Corps, Hamilton Field, Baa Rafael, and Rutr Clausen. An drews oi Altadena.

Services- Monday. July 22, 3:30, p.m., from Pece Chapel. Kiefer At Eye- rick Mortuary, 314 East Harvard, Glen-dale. CRONIN Service for Thomas T. Crdnln today.

3 p.m., at Little Church of the Flowers: Edwards Brothers, directors. DAVI8. July-18, Riley Vincont Davis, ha-band of Mrs. Edna Davis; stepfather of Gwendolyn Perkins and Edna Henson; son of Mrs. W.

E. (Mary) Davis of Arizona; also survived by seven brothers and sisters, all of Arizona. Services 3 p.m. today from Fierce t. DONATO.

July 18. Mrguerite, beloved wife of J. Arthur Donato; sister of Morris, Henry. Paul and Charles Da Groote and Mrs. Jules Viole.

Rosary at Garrett Brothers' Mor tuary, 921 Venice Boulevard, 8unday at 8 p.m. Funeral from Garrett Brothers' Mortuary Monday at 8:30 a.m. Re quiem mass at Church of Precious Blood at a.m. DUDLEY. Services for Ernest Dudley 2 p.m.

today from Pierce Brothers. FRIEDMAN. Joe Friedman, lata- of 127 North Edgemont street. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. from Gls-band Co.

GILBERT. Funeral for Angle J. Glftert- to day. 2 p.m.. at the chapel of E.

Clair overaoitier 1236 South Grand avenue. HALL. George Robert Hall. Services and interment later. Oconto, Wis.

Pierce Brothers, director. HANSEN. At 4902 Rosewood avenue. Dr. Philip N.

Hansen, beloved husband of Elizabeth L. Hansen; loving father of Phyllis Ferguson, Services Monday. July 22. at 1 from the chapel of Reed Brother 721 west Washington street. HARPER.

At Marston. July 12. 1935 Elsie O. Harper, beloved wife of Thomas H. Harper.

D.D.. of Chula Vista, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Cantell: beloved sister of Mis Rene Cantell, all of Los Angeles.

Friends are invited to attend loint services from the Chula Vista Congregational ChurchSunday at 3 p.m. Remains to be forwarded to Los Angeles for Interment and services at Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Monday, 3 pm. Hubbard Porter Funeral Parlors. Chula Vista, fn charge. HARPER, At Marston.

July 12, 1933. Thomas H. Harper, D.D.. beloved husband of Elsie O. Harper of Chula Vista: beloved father of Mrs.

Helen H. Carpenter of Baldwin Park and Harold Harper of Dallas, beloved brother of Rev. Richard H. Harper of Dulce. and Dr.

Joel Harper of Spokane. Wtwh. Friends are invited to attend Joint services from the Chula VSst Congre gational Church, Sunday at 3 p.m. Remains to be forwarded to Los' Angeles for Interment and services at Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Monday, 3 Dm Hubbard A Porter Funeral Parlors, Chula Vista, in charge.

HENDRICKS. Service for Charles t. Hendricks today. 9:30 a.m.. at Edwards Brothers Colonial Mortuary.

HESLOP. Services for Harry Heslop today, 3:30 p.m.. at Edwards Brothers' Colo nial Mortuary. HIMOVITZ. Willie Hlmovltx, lata of Bakers- neid.

cal. Funeral Sunday at 10 a.m. from Glasband A Co. HOWARD. Services for Frederick Willi Howard 3 p.m.

Monday from Pierce Brotners JAQUE8. Herbert D. Jaoues. Funeral services at 2 p.m. today from ur cnapei.

Kenneth n. GUletty, direc tor. JETT. July T9. Wallace B.

Jett. beloved nusoana oi saran F. Jett. Announcement later by Bresee Broth JONES. July 19.

Mr. Sarah E. Jone. Edwrd Brothers, director. KESWICK.

Anna Gertrude Keswick. July 17. mother of James Harry Keswick of Los Angeles and Clarenct E. Kes wick of Phoenix. Services Saturday, 10 a.m..

Ralph Wm Allen Funeral Home, Redondo Beach. -LAUX. Services for George Lauxi today at 3 p.m. from McGlynn MARSH. Bert Marsh, beloved husband of Edith M.

Marsh; father of Betty Jean and Robert Home, Ma-rah. Service today. 2 p.m., at Edwards oroiners' colonial Mortuary. McOARY. July 19, Charle Edward McGary.

husband of Berenice McGary; father of Elmer E. McGary. Pierc Brothers director. McLARTY. July 19, at Bakerfleld, ranara ijawrence racuiriy.

Edwards Brothers, directors. McMANTJS. Requiem mas for Mrs. Oeorge MCMsnus. io a.m.

today at 8t. Ambrose Church. 1293 North Fairfax. Interment. New York.

Pierc Brothers, director. M7X18. July 16. Joseph Harvey Miles, father oi iwrs. MBbie Meyer, Mrs.

Edna Oill-flllan. Mrs. Sueadele Dulin, Stephen B. Miles, all of Los Angeles; Warren C. Miles of 8a Francisco.

Private services wer held. Pierce Brothers, director. MILLS. Mr. Elisabeth M.

Mills, beloved mother of Floyd Mill, of Alhambra. and Walter Milla of Des. Mninen. Iowa. Services today.

30 a.m., at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. MILLSAP. July 19. 1933. William A.

Mlll- aaea years, loving husband of Elisabeth Mllrsap: father of Robert E. Mlllsap and brother of Alvln H. Mill-aap. Remain st the parlors of Put D. Robinson.

1001 West Washington Boulevard. Funeral notice later. MURPHY. July 16, Matilda Hayword Mur- pnj, motner oi Mra. Helen William of smmore.

Ma. Service and interment In Reading. i-icrca uroiners. airector. MURRAY.

Mr. Sydney Gladys Murray. -awaros sromera, airector. NELSON. Mary Nelson services and interment.

Pawnee 4Sty. Neb. Pierc Brothers, director. OTERO. Service for Mrs.

Nellie Otern to. oar ai i p.m. from chapel of Alvarez moo re. PALLISTER. July 18.

Thomas A. PallUter. nerc erotners. director. PAYNE.

July 19, 1935. Lucll M. Psyne, sea 4 years, lovins wir or Rain daughter of Mrs, Zoe MiUsap. and sister of Ray Mlllsap. Remain at th parlors of Paul D.

Robinson. 1001 West Washington Boule- varu. runerai notice later. PLATT. The funeral service of John W.

nan win oe Held today at in from the chapel of W. A. Brown. 1815 oouu nower atreet. PROCTOR.

Elon C. Proctor, at 6a a Fr- oanuo. 4uiy is. Funeral ervice at Noble chapel. San Fernando.

Monday at 2 p.m. Interment, Roaedal cemetery. PURDON. At 1137 Boence street. July 18.

Herbert W. Purdon. beloved huinand of. Maym Purdon: loving father of! new producer, with a combined Initial output of 10,500 bsr-'tela of crude per day were 'completed yesterday by the Standard Oil Company on; Kettleman Hills 'north' dome. The flrst well, was No.

32, 29-J In Huffman areai. It was. finished 'at 8625 feet, arid came In -flowing '3500 barrels of oil and 11,000,000 cubic feet of gas day. Next came the No. 25, tt-P, com pleted at a depth5 of 8705 feet, and at.

the rat of 2000 barrels per day. Its gasyletd la. 3,000,000 cubic Gravity in the No. 32 well is 355 and in the No. 25 It is 34.8 deg.

Standard is drilling ahead in three ells in the Semi-Tropic nas field. "Western Gulf Np. 1 is at 2319 feet, Thompson No. 1 is at I960 feet, and Ooldman No. 1 Is at 4342 feet, drill tag In shale- This well apparently missed the two upper gas zones of the field.

May Extend! Fiel4 Possible extension of the Moun tain field to' the southeast is -een if a new theory of structure works" out' at Hogan Petroleum's Bankline well on Section 4, 31-29. Indications are that this well is dl rectly over. the fault, as is supposed to be Texas Company's Schamblln and Vesta Petroleum's Merrltt No. 8. -i In.

that area the Chanac formation is productive and the Santa Margarita zone shows wet. holes' apparently started on the productive the rauit and ended on the barren side. Some time ago Hogan Petroleum over the abandoned Bankline hole and perforated the water string the Chanac at 5600 feet. Blnce then the wen nas proaucea eighteen barrels of clean 22 deg. oil per day when pumped intermittently.

It has been the custom to leave the well idle, for a week or- so, and then open it up. T. H. McKay, superintendent for says that, last week when the valve was turned the well flowed 'barrels in one day; before -It stopped, i If this well near the center of Sec. 4 is on the fault, then Associated Oil's abandoned DiGiorgio Wo.

In Sec. 3 probably lies con-aider ably east of the field, field men ay. In the richest portion of. the 'Mountain View field, Taft -Well Drilling Combany has spudded the Standard Oil Company's Wible No. 6 on Sec.

23. 30-28. The location Hancock's Miller No. 6 well, one of the big producers of that 'field. PermNs Increase A gain of ten new wells for the week was announced yesterday by 'the Oil and Gas Division when it Issued list 6f twenty-six new wells to be started during the week.

Last week's total was sixteen. New wells date this year total 548. compared' with 303 at this time last year. The new projects are as follows: Great' States Oil; Company, Great I', and McBroom Oil Jeannerett No. 1, Signal Hill; Southern Beach 'Oil Company.

No. 1, Huntington Beach; Partridge Nc. 6, Whlttler; Shell 'Oil Reyes No. 71, No. 80.

Dominguez: Bankline OU Company, Calumet Nd. B-l," Baxds- E. Mcuieuan, Kenan, jxo. 1. Standard Oil Company," McPhall No.

3, Belridge; Fullerton Oil Com- nanv. No. 23. Semi-Tropic, ana no. 37, Button willow; Superior Oil Company, KCL No.

2. Semi-Tropic; Standard Oil Company. No. 12, Mc-Klttrick; Ohio Oil Company. KCL No.

A-2. Buena Vista Lake; United Exploration Ricomini no, 1. Kern county. Pacific Exploration Company, Castle No. 1..

Tulare county; Standard Oil Company, Wible No. 5, Mountain View; Jerglns Trust, Ross 'No. 2. Edison; Shell Oil Company, Matthew Fee No. 4.

Vedder-Rall No. -3 and No. 11, Poso Creek: Amerada Petroleum Corporation. FDL No. 2.

Tracy: John T. Etheridge. Iowa No. 1. Kettleman dome; Angel-Denny Corporation.

No. 1, Signal Hill. Debits Money nt.f Annies Clearlnshouso Assocla- in yesterday reported debits to Individual accounts of S23.263-M7. an increase 01 4.155,182' oer correspondinf day of last ear. SAN rtANCISCO CLEARINGS A BAN FRANCISCO.

Julr 19. (ft Bank tlearints, 823.600.000. CALL MONET NEW YORK. July 19 CaU money M.trt. np all day.

Time loans steads; 60-90 days, of fered; 4-6 months. offered; prima eom-Bjerclal paper. 4 per cent. Bankeea' acceptance iiachanaed. Rediscoant rate.

New York Reserve Bank. Hi per aent. NEW YORK RATES NEW YORK. July 19. Foreian ex-(hanaa easy; Great Britain in dolls is, ethers in rents.

Great Britain, demend. 4954: cablea. 4 95S; 60-day bills. .4.94. France, de-sjtand.

6.63': cables. 63's. Italy, de-tnand. 6 2a'-; cables, Demands Belsium. 16911 Germany.

4O 40- Holland. 621; Norwav. 24 92; Sweden. 23 59: Denmark. 22.15: Finland.

2 20: wltserland. 32.79: Spain. 13 75: Portuaal. "4 SIS; Oreece. .93: Poland.

19.00: Caecho-Blokarla. 4 174: Juso-Slsria. 231: Austria. ll.OOn: Hunsary. 29 90n: Rumania.

101: Artentina. 3301n: Honakona. 5325: Meiiro City. 27 90: Montreal In New York, 99 New. York (n Montreal.

100.12'a. 1 a Nominal. FOREIGN EXCHANCE Furnished by Farmers' and Merchants' National Bank. Belling price for check of nominal amounts: England, per pound sterling France, per 100 franca 'Oermany. per 100 Belgium, per 100 beiges Italy per 100 Ur Australia, per Australian per 100 schillings.

Csecho-Slovakla. per 100 kronen Denmark, per 100 kroner per 100 6rmrs. O'eete. per 100 drachma 4 20 22.18 1.0 Holland, per 100 guilders 6 4 a. 40 siLeke, 16.

97 i t.27 E) 4 03 19.09 Shamrock. Placentla PHILADELPHIA Reliable. La Habra CHICAGO. Echo. Pasadena, DETROIT Airship, Flllmor 4 CLEVELAND Rottta.

Canosa Park PITTSBURGH Violet, Duarte CINCINNATI Liberty. Escondldo BALTIMORE Selected. Limco Carlo! auction sales averages per box California Fruit Growers' Exehang on Its op au otfcirs as PITTSBURGH Vatencias unchanged to lrwerr lemons bhther. Bales? Bix ears or anges, Ave cara lrmorts. VALENCIAS Hercules.

SA. Sunkist. Walnut 3.60 Violrt. DM, Sunkist. Duarte 3.95 liarsain.

VCE. orchard run. Santa Paula 2.85 Mslibu, VCE, Sunkist, Santa 3.50 Red C. COV. sunkist, Covins 3.75 Home of Rsmona.

VCE. Sunkist, Piru 3.30 Weaver of Piru. VCE, Red Ball. Piru. 3.13 Sunflower.

MOD, Pure Gold, Redlanda 3.45 Foothills. MOD, Pure, Gold, Redlands. 3.5S LEMONS Lake. OK. choice.

Upland 6.40 Maduro. Q. orchard run. Corona 6 95 Whittter. WD.

Sunkist. Whittler i- 7.70 Pico. WD. Red Ball, Whlttier 7.65 Quaker GlrL KW. orchard run.

Whlt tier 7.45 GoM Stripe. VCE, Sunkist. Keith 8 00 Wayno, VCB, Sunkist, Fillmore 7.80 Selva, VCE. choice, Fillmore 7.55 CLEVELAND Vakr.elas and lemons steady. Sales: Three cara oranges, two cars lemons.

VALENCIAS Roslta. ST. 8-mkiJt, Canoga 3.25 Ca.niencita. NO, Sunkist. 3.30 Colombo.

NO. Red Ball, Placeotia, 3.76 Colonel. OR, Sunkist. Tustln 3.15 LEMONS Oold Stripe, VCE, Sunkist. Red Stripe.

VCE, Red Ball. 600 Pride o' Corona. Sunkist, Corona. 6.60 Corona Beauty, Red Ball, Corona, 4.85 BOSTON Valencies and lemons strong to higher: grapefruit lower. Sales: Nine cars oranges, four cara lemons.

VALENCIAS Celebration. NO, Sunkist, 3 80 Airship, VCE, Supkit, Fillmore- 4.15 Gilder. VCE. Red Ball. Fil'more 3.90 Wonderland.

8DI, Sunkist, EscondldO 4.00 Freedom, SDF, Red Ball, 3.70 Wonderland, grapefruit. SDF, halves. Escondldo 105 Rellnble. NO. SunkUt, La 3.95 La Hsbra, grapefruit, NO.

-halved, La Habra 1.05 WhiUier. WD. Sunkist. Whittler 415 Pico, WD. Red Ball, Whlttier 3.65 Autumn Leaf, MOD, Pure Gold, Anaheim 3.53 Shamrock, NO, Sunkist.

Placentla. 3.60 Gorgeous, NO, Sunkist, 4.25 Oold W.ns, NO, Sunkist. 3.l3 Blue Wing, NO, choice, 3.60 Pontana GlrL grapefruit. RH. Fon- tana 2.85 Klnidsher, NO, ataodard, 3.45 LEMONS I Osnsrd VCE, Sotikist.

Buenema w. .10.25 Seaside, VCE. Red Ball, 9.20 Superfine. RIV. Sunktst, Prenda 9 10 Black Hak, RIV, Red Ball.

8.70 Ocean View. VCE. Sunkist, Carplnterla 9.6n fia Breese. VCE. Red Ball, Carplnterla 9.30 Mission.

VCE. Bunklsc. Santa Barbara 9,80 Panama. VCE, Red Ball. Santa Bar bara 9.55 PHILADELPHIA Valenclaa higher In spots 21HS-252, unchsnged balance; lemons easier to lower.

Sales: Eight cars oranges, eleven, cara lemons, VALENCIAS I Trail. DM. SunkLtt, Lamanda 3.90 Reliable. NO. Sunkist, La Hsbra 3.75 ACO, ACQ, choice.

Lateen Spur 3.50 ACG. ACG. choice. Lateen 3.55 ACG, ACG, choice. Lateen Spur 3.55 Moofl.

MOD, Pur Gold, origin unknown 4.00 fGolden W. WD. Sunkist. 3.50 Blue WD, choice. Whittler 3.25 Rooster, OR.

Sunkist. Orange 4.10 Delicia. COR. Bunkist, Anaheim 4.05 Quail, OK. Sunkist, Cucamonga 3.70 LEMONS Selected.

VC. Sunkist, Limco 7 95 Loma, VC, Red Ball, Limco 7.55 Silver Osve, SDF, Sunkist. El S.65 Dependable, SDF. Red Ball. El Cajon.

4 Maduro, Q. orchard run. Corona, 6 65 Dim, GF, Red Ball, Olendora 6 95 Bear. OK. 8inktst.

Upland 7.30 Cub. OK. Red Ball. Upland 6 65 Quail. OK.

8unkjst, Upland 7.65 Umpire. SA, Sunkist, Claremont 7.10 Valley vitw, 6A, orchard run, Claremont 8 35 Greyhound, SD. Red Ball. San Dimes 6 20 Arab. SD.

extra choice. San 3 00 Parex. WD. SunkUt. Whittler- 7.45 Tom Sawyer.

WD, orchard run, Whittler 6 55 Picnic WD, choice. Whittler 6 40 Maduro. orchard run. Corona 6.70 Greyhound. 8D.

Red Ball. San Dlmag 6 45 Arab, SD, extra choice, San 6.05 Welfare. OF. Sunkist. Olendora 7 10 Dule.

GF. Red Ball, Olendora (.40 CHICAGO Valenclaa easier to lower spots 220s and larier, higher spots 288s. uncnanged Balance; lemons higher; crape-fruit lowr. Sales: Thirteen cars orangea, eight cara lemons, one car grapefruit. VALENCIAS Splendor.

ST. Sunkist. Mission 3 65 Echo, ST. dunklst, Pasadena 3 60 Arroyo. ST, Rrd Ball.

Pasadena 3 25 Tapo. VCB. Bunkist, Tapo 3.55 Hummingb'rd. VCE. Red Ball.

Tapo. 3.40 Native Daughter. VCE, orchard run. Tapo 3.10 Superfine. RIV.

Sunkist. Prenda 3.50 8uperflna, grapefruit. RIV. halves. Prenda 1.75 Altura.

grapefruit. OK. Rialto 3.25 Viking, grapefruit, OK. Rialto 3.00 Wonderland. SDF, Sunkist.

Escondldo 3.40 Freedom. SDF. Red Ball, 3 35 Malibu. VCE. Sunkist.

Santa 3.50 Mariposa. VCE. choice, Santa 3.25 Poinsettia. VCB. 6unkist.

Fillmort 3.40 Aii ship. VCE. Sunkist. Fillmore 3 M) Glider. VCE, Red Ball.

Fillmore 3-45 Royal Gold. ACO. Sunkist, 3 55 Monterume, Wl), Sunkist. 3.75 Toltec WD, Red Ball. River 3 40 Quality, grapefruit.

ST. Olsi 3 60 Quality. ST, Sunkist. Ojal 3 35 Manama of Piru. VCE.

Sunkist, Piru .1 Weaver of Piru. VCE, Red BalL Piru. 3 00 Selected. VC. 8unkist, Limco 3.55 Mupu.

CK. Bunkist. Santa 3.55 consul, cue. cim Sou la Mountain. Paula Ambassador, LEMONS Lefco, WTJ.

Sunkist. Lefflngwell 6 75 Exposltioa. VCE, Sunkist, Santa Bar bara 8 93 i. Do. 6s '35 Do.

6s Do 6s '66 8tand. lav. 5Vj '39 Do. 8s '37 Stand, P.U 6s '57 8uperpw.Hl. Do, 4Vts Swift ex Co.

5s '40 Syrac. Lt. 5s 57 Tenn. El. P.

5 'so Tex. El. 8. 5s '60. Tex P.AL.

5s '46. Do. Sa '37 Therm. 6s '37 stp. Twin CRT.

8Vis 'S3 A Olen 6 '44 ta. Union El. 5s '67 Un. L.AP. 6s Do.

5'4s Un. LMRl. aVsS'52 Do. 6s '52 Do. 6s '73 A.

V. B. Rub. 6 'is '37 Utah P. 61 2022 Do.

4Vs Va. Pub. 8. 6s '46 Do. 5'S '48 Do.

Ss SO Waldorf-Ast. 7s '34 Ward Bak. 6s '37. Wash. G.

Lt. 5s '58 Wash. 4s '51 Wash. P. 5s '60 Pa.

5s 2030 W.Tex. Ut. 5s '57 A W. Un. 55 A Wise.

El. P. Ss 54 A Wls.M L.P. Ss '44 Wise. AcL.

5s 56 DO. 5a '58 Bog. M. Bk. 7s '47 Buenos Aires Prov.

7's '47 atp. Cauca. Val. 7s '48 On nk n-r. 6 52 A With Funeral Announcement.

TITTLEY. Francis, loving husband of I May Tittlev: son of George Tlttley. Funeral today. 9 a.m., from th Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Burbank. Flllbach Funeral Home In charge.

TOLCHARD. The funeral services of Mr. Christina Elizabeth Tolchard will private today. Please omit flower. W.

A. Brnwn, funeral director. WALTON. Th funeral services' of Mr, tu-; eille D. Walton will be Held today at 3 from the chapel of W.

A. Brpwn. 1815 South Flower treet. WTLIJlitO. Service for Jacob Willing today, 12:30 p.m..

at Edward Brothers' Mortuary. WITTER, Mane Witter. Mortuary. Forest Lawn Memorial Park Association; inicharse. FUNERAL DIRECTORS MORTUARY IN FOREST LAWN All furier! and Interment services under on management make prices lower.

Forest Lawn Memorial-Park Ass n. Ind. Telephone ALbany 1121. FIERCE BROTHERS Foneral Director, and Advisors 70 W. WASHINGTON.

PR. 415S. Established mor than 33 years. One of three leading mortuaries In the United Btates In number of famille being served. r.

CUNNINGHAM A O'CONNOR. SINCE 1898. Competent personal supervision, modern facilities and moderat charge have mad this firm on of th foremost mortuaries In the Wast 1031 SOUTH GRAND AVE. PR. 0397.

EDWARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MORTUARY 1000 'VENICE BOULEVARD. PR. 8281. BRESEE BROTHERS' IS5 SOUTH FIGLEROA. ML I1SS.

GARRETT BROTHERS Fifty year of public servlc. PR, 203! GOaOEAU A MARTINON1 828 WE8T WASHINGTON BT. PR. 1361. BRAMBLE FUNERAL HOME Reverent Christian service Moderate price.

W. A. BROWN 1813 SOUTH FLOWER STREET. PR. 2011.

KENNETH H. GILLETTE 050 WEST WASHINGTON BT. PR. 5125. PAUL D.

ROBINSON 1001 WEST WASHINGTON. PR. 1001 REED BROTHERS CO. 1 Myron Reed, John Tapley, Frank Gelget 121 WEST WASHINGTON ST. PB, Slit, MAUSOLEUMS ANGELES ABBEY MAUSOLEUM On Long Bearh Blvd.

Reasonable rate. Pox 608 South Hill Phoo TU. 9533. CEMETERIES INGLE WOOD PARK CEMETERY LARGEST IN CALIFORNIA Mausoleum Crematory Columbarlam Telephone PLeasant 1144, "BEAUTIFUL HOLLXW00D" The cemetery without a talesmsn. CEMETERY, MAUSOLEUM.

CREMATORT 6000 SANTA MONICA BLVD. VALHALLA CEMETERY GRAVE WITH COMPLETE eERVtCl 828.18 TO HOLLYWOOD 1961 BURBANK UO. FLORISTS CALIFORNIA FLORAL CO. iOfi BOUTH SPRING PHONE TU 3421. CEMETERY LOTS PAY CASH for cemetery property.

L. W. PARKER YO. 1802 PRIVATE owner, cholc lota. Inglewood Cemetery.

Must sacrifice. UNiverslty 8479. OBITUARY FREDERICK W. HOWARD Funeral services for Frederick W. Howard, druggist in Los Angeles forty-two years, will be conducted at 3 p.m.

Monday from Pierce Brothers' chapel. Interment will be in Inglewood Cemetery. Howard died Thursday at his home, 2043 West Santa Barbara avenue. He was born seventy-one years ago in Ind. He -leaves his widow and' a sister.

E. G. SCHALBROECK Word was received here yesterday by relatives that E. Schalbroeck died last week in Holland. Mr.

Schalbroeck, 83 years of was known for his work in restoring the paintings for trie court of Th Hague. He leaves in Los Angeles a son, Gus of 1317 North Highland; avenue; a daughter and three grandchildren. What's Doing; TODAY Saturday Arts and Science Club luncheon and meeting, 648 South Broadway, 13:30 p.m. Charles M. O'Brien will speak on Pilgrimage Play, Pilgrimage Theater, Hollywood, 8 p.m.

Griffith Observatory and Planetarium, Griffith Park, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Free permanent California exhibit, State Exposition Building, Exposition Park. 10 to 5 pm. Southwest Museum daily except Monday, Highland Park, 1 pjn.

to 5 p.m. Chamber- of Commerce, exhibit. daily except Sunday, Chamber of Commerce Building, an day. Los Angeles Museum exhibit. Ex position Park.

10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Huntington Librarr tnd Art Gal. wj wiucc iiuiuuig Bami55ion cams. Admission cards may be obtained by sending a self-addressed' and stamped envelope to the' library ban MaiMO.

Alkali Works Earnings Sag NEW YORK. July 19. Mathleson Alkali Works. manufacturers of Industrial chemicals, today reported June quarter net Income of S297.672 after Federal taxes, equal after the preferred dividend requirements to 31 cents a common share, against net iquancr. Six months' net income was 1847- 853.

equal to 68 cents a rxmrfton share. acainst net income of record July 2. A Similar tKiiurs- FVhruanr L. liiL. 22 51V SO1-- 13 61V S0V 50 7 47 45S 46V 4 46i 45 46.

1 92V 5 95 96 45i 43H 43V 2 102. 3 102 102S 102 1 101. 2 109V 13 96 95. 96 63 100 99 99 i 12 104 30 106 Vs 105 106 5 81 29 36 14 69 58 39 1 106 24 62V, 51'1 46 72 11A. 9 102 102 10 64 53 54V 5 102 1 84 9 88 2 86 1 99Vi 7 94 3 -9 9'i 9, 4 106 105 106 6 106 1 105 4 105 105 105 10 91 90 10 81 804 1 105 5 106 2 105 2 98 98 9 98 98 98 BONDS 20 33 66 65 1 9V, 1 38 11 93 91 5 26V, 1 25 1 35 52 2 11 1 12 35V 3 58.

Oranges. 295 "39,359 35,099 Lemons. -163 13,03 11,943 CALIFORNIA -o 13.0OT 423 6.753 290 and lemons mere higher yesterday at east- Sales totaled ninety-nine cars of orange vi. ORANGES LEMONS Graded above choice. 6.65 900 9.10 10.25 fl.45-5 6.9S' 6.00-57.95 7.708.00 6.501! 6.60 5.15A6.45 7.251S8 05 7.057.30 5.857.10 6.406.70 Choice.

2. 80 385 3.45 3.90 3.00n3.4S 3 25 3.55 2.85S3.15 2.7S 2.60W3.35 3.0O3.15 3.10.3.2O 2.9003.20 3.15 Choice 6.75i.8. 50 8.707 9.55 5.606.53 6 20 7.55 6.40-57.65 4.856.0O 5. 106.15 6.757.40 6.15-97.13 4.85835 3.70 66.05 3.55 3.3S 3.7S 3,85 4,00 4.05 4,15 3 75 3.10 3.1S 3 35 3.60 3.75,390 4.00 4.25 4.35 3 25 3.23 3.40 3.50 3.65 3.75 3.55 3 65 3.65 3.30 3.35 3.30 3.50 3.70 3 15 3.13 3.23 3.40 ...3.00 3.30 3 45 3.65 4.00 4.10 4.13 2.95 3.03 3.20 3.25 3 40 3.75 4.15 4.05- 3.20 3.10 3.15 3.40 3.65 3.70 3.80 3.85 of California citrus were reported to tha own brands and to tha Associated Freu Silver Cord. VC, Red 'Ball.

6.85 Quail. OK. 8unklst. Upland 7.25 Sea Gull, OK. Red Ball.

Upland 6 .85 Athlete. SA, Sunkist. Claremont 7.25 Basket Ball, 8A. Red Ball. Claremont 6.75 Liberty.

SDF. Sunkist. 8.05 Freedom, SDF, Red Ball. 7.40 Lin wood, orchard run. 6.90 NEW YORK Vaienclas lower especially 200s-392s: grapefruit doing better; lemons steady best 360s, higher balance.

Sales: Forty-one cara oranges, twenty-four ears lemons, three cara mixed. VALENCIAS Scepter, OR, Sunkist, 4.10 Rooster.ttOR. Sunkist, Orange 3.65 Anaheim Glorlana, COR. Sunkist. Anaheim 4.00 Delicia.

COR, Sunkist, Pet, grapefruit. SD, San Dimes 3.05 San Dimas Supreme, SD, Sunkist, San Dimas Pet. SD, Sunkist, San Victor, OK, Sunkist. Wanda, OK, Red Ball, Mupu, VCE. Sunkist, Santa Mother Colony, COR, Sunkist, Ana heim Carnival, COR, Red Ball.

4 05 3 80 3.75 3 55 3.55 3.70 3.55 Mother Colony, COR. Sunkist, Ana halm ...4.05 La Verna Beauties. LAV. Sunkist, La Verne 4.00 Paul Neyron. Sunkist.

La Verne 3.80 Yorba, NO, Sunkist, Yorba 4.10 Linda. NO, Red Ball, Yorba 3.75 California Belle, NO, Sunkist. Fuller- ton 3,95 Carmenclta. NO, Bunkist, Fullerton 3.75 Reliable. NO, Bunkist.

La 3.83 La Habra, grapefruit, NO, halves. La Habra 1.73 Benaal. grapefruit. NO. halves.

Habra ISO Altissimo, NO, Sunkist. 4 25 Cambria. NO. extra choice, Placentla 3 50 Evangeline, NO. Sunkist.

Placentla. 3.55 Bear. OK, Bunkist. Ontario. 410 Bear' Cat.

OK. Red Ball, Troy, OR, Sunkist, Atlas. OR. Sunkist, 3 80 3.90 345 George Washington, OR, Sunkist, Tus tin 4 00 Advance. OR.

Sunkist. Tustln 3.60 Alphabetical, OR, Bunkist, villa ran i.is Ririi RimIei. OR. Bunkist. Villa Park 3.90 Tick Took.

OR, Red Ball, villa pari, j.ss Scepter, OR. Sunkist. 4.05 Rooster, OR, Bunkist, Orange. 3.75 Velvet. OR, Sunkist.

Kathryn. 3 95 'Satin, OR, Sunkist, Satin, OR, Bunkast, Irvale, OR, orchard run. Kathryn. William Tell, OR; Sunkist. Orange OR, Sunkist.

Atlas. OR. Sunktt. 3.60 3 60 fl 80 4 10 3 80 370 East Whittler. WD! Sunkist.

Whittler 4 05 Parex. WD, Bunkist. Whittler; 10 Buttercup, WD," Red Ball. 3 85 Ibex, WD, Sunkist, Rivera 4 25 Ibex. WD, Sunkist, Rivera 4 25 Montexuma.

WD, Sunkist, 4 20 Toltec, WD, Red Ball, Rivera 3 80 Velvet, OR, Sunkist, Kathryn 4.10 Satin, OR. Sunkist, Kathryn 3.70 Alphabetical, OR, Sunkist, Villa Park 4.10 Bird Rocks, OR, Bunkist. Villa Park 3.90 Tick Tock. OR. Red Ball.

Villa Park 3.70 Rialto. RH, Bunkist, Rialto 3.75 Tapo. VCE. Sunkist. Tapo 3.78 Pet, grapefruit.

SD. San Dlmss. 2 95 Pet. SD, Sunkist, 8an Superfine, RIV, Sunkist, Reliable, NO. SunkUt.

La Habra. 4.00 .3.60 3 95 Bird Rocks. OR. Sunkist. Villa Park 405 Rooster.

OR. Sunkist, Orange 3. 95 Shamrock, NO, Sunkist. 3 90 Shamrock. NO.

Sunkist. 4.00 Cambria. NO. extra choice, Placentla 3.25 Scepter. OR.

Sunkist, Orange 4 00 Rooster, OR. Sunkist, Orange 3.65 Mother Colony, COR, Ana' helm .4.00 4.10 Mother Colony, COR. Sunkist, Ana' helm Delicia. COR, Sunkist, Old Mission, CCC. extra fancy.

Pie' centla 4.S0 4 SO' Old Misalon, CCC. extra fancy, PIS' centla Old Mission. CCC. fancy Old Mlwlon. CCC.

fancy. 4 00 Golden Eagle, CCC, choice. Placentla 3.70 Golden Eagle, CCC, choice. Placentla 3.65 LEMONS Ocean View, VCE. Sunkist, Carpln terla 133 Sea Breeze, VCE, Red Ball, Carpln terla 7.90 Wlndrmerc.

ST. flunklst. La Mlrada 1 30 Economy, ST. Red Ball, La Mlrada 8 36 Falibrook, SDF, Sunkist, Fallhrook. 8.50 Hermosa.

SDF. Red Ball. Falibrook 6 25 Canyon. DM, Red Ball. Lamanda Park 6 05 Sierra Madre.

DM, Sunkist. Lamanda Park 8 30 Canyon. DM. Red Ball. Lamanda Park 106 Sierra Madre.

DM, Sunkist, Lamanda Par 8 20 Oolden Prise. OK. Sunkist. Etiwanda 8 20 Spray. OK.

orchard run, 7.25 Maximum. OK, extra choice. Alta Loma 6 65 Lake. OK. choice.

Upland 6 75 Lotus. OK. Sunkist. Upland 8 30 Monogram. OK.

Red Ball. 6 13 zinnia, OK, choice. Upland 7 75 800 9 65 8 05 7.75 900 875 Santa. VC. Bunkist.

Limco Selected. VC. Sunkt'l. Llmno Loma, VC, Red Ball. Limco Golden Bowl, VC.

Sunkist. Sublime, WD. Sunkist. Whlttier Zenith. WD.

extra choice. Whlttier Para eon. choice. Whittler 8 45 Sublime. WD, 8unklt.

Whittler Zenith. WD. extra choice. 8 60 Paragon. WD.

choice. Whittler 8 50 Serra. SDF. Sunkist. Chula Vlula 8 20 Seaboard.

SDF. Red Ball. Chula Vista 8 35 power, vce. sunkist. Lemon station, t.20 Ventura, VCE.

Red Ball, Lemon Station 8 05 Helena. VCE. Sunkist. Lemon Station. .8 70 Tree Ripe, VCE.

Lemon Station 8 20 O-ean Vie 4. VCE Sunkist. Carplnteria 8 60 Sea Brees. VCE. Red Ball.

Carplnteria 8 15 Maduro. Q. orchard run. Corona 7.65 pnver Moon. ST.

sunkist. Mts.lon.... a 15 (Evening Star. ST. Red Ball.

8 00 Cross. ST. standard. Mission 7 55 Inr" rcnro run. tor Da usai 1 Miramar.

VCE. Sunklat. 9 45 Summerland. VCE. Red BalL Miramar 7 95 CTNCINN ATT Valencia a higher: lemons unchanged.

Sales: Three cara orange, seven car lemons. VALENCIAS Liberty. SDF. Bunkist. Escondldo 3.30 Freedom.

SDF. Red Ball. 3 20 Selected VC. Sur.klst. Limco 3 40 Loma.

VC. Red ntlL Limco 3 10 Silver Peak. OR. orchard run. Franc 3 13 LEMONS Lin wood.

O. orchard run. Corona 6 35 Hibiscus. SDF. Sunkist, National City 7 30 Monttcello.

Red BaU. ISatlonal City 713 Falibrook. SDF. Bunkist. 7 25 6 95 'HfimoM.

SDF. Red BalL Falibrook. Maduro. orchard run. In.

tenia. OK. Sunkist. Upland 'Invader. OK.

Red BalL CpUnd Lin wood. Q. orchard run. Corona i 4 DETROIT Valencia easier to grapefruit lowor: lemons fceltey b.t easier balaaro Bales: Seven cara oras I on ear grapefruit, an car lemon. VALXNCIAS IV.

Hnalrt Rvrrido. 11 aiv a a.i 1 m' Oood aapefPulU RH. Men- iVaiy Fallsv rafniit. RH. Men- ji Tectur Ufa.

grapefruit. VCE. Cams- SHINTANI NAKAMOTO. Noborn 8hln- tanl. 33:.

Yaeko Nakamoto. 21. SIMMONS MATTEL Verne P. Simmons, 35; Eleanor E. Mattel, 23.

SMITH ESTENBERO. Dwight Smith, 34; Edna M. Estenbert. 25. SMITH McCUE.

Gillls M. 24; Mary -A. McCue, 21. SMITH WOODFORD. Howard E.

Smith, 28: Mary L. Woodford, 42. STANLEY NEILAN. Howard Stanley, 33; Florlne Neilan, 22. STEVENS BIRD.

Jack 8. Stevens, 21; Mary L. Bird. 17. BTEVENS CLARK.

Donald D. Steven, 21; Vera M. Clark, 19. STEWART CLAYTON. Howard A.

Stewart, 29: Dolores L. Clayton. 28. I STODDARD WOODMAN. Harry Stoddard, 42- Alice G.

26. TETER WILLIAMSON. Harrr E. -Teter, 24: Helena E. Williamson.

19. ZINDRICS KASTNB.R. Joseph P. dries, 24: MaHa Ksstner, 24. BIRTHS Names, sex, lace and data of birth.

ANDERSON. Mr. and Mr. Thomas E. Son Good Samaritan Hospital.

July 10. BEAUCHAMP. Mr. and Mrs. Burgess P.

8on Southwest Hospital. July 15. BEHRSTOCK. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert. Dauah ter. Cedar of Lebanon Hospital. July 15. COL WELL.

Mr. and Mr. Roland W. Daugh ter. Cedar of Lebanon Hospital.

July 13. CRANE. Mr. and Mr. Joshua S.

Daughter. Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. July 15. FORBES. Mr.

aud Mrs. William R. Dauah trr. Cedara of Lebanon July 15. GIBSON.

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Son. 730 East Kensington Road.

July 10. HILL. Mr. and Mra. Henry A.

Daughter. 151 West Vernon avenue. July 16 KING. Mr. and Mrs.

Lilburn M. Son. South west Hospital. July 13. KIRCKHOF.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Son Cedars of Lebanon HosDilal. July 14 LESNICK.

Mr. and Mr. Hyman L. Bon Oood Samaritan Hospital. July 6.

MESSKRS.MITH. Mr. and Mra. Charlea X. Daughter.

Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. July 13. MILLER. Mr. and Mrs.

Warren, Daughter, Cedars of Lebanon July 14. MORRELL. Mr. and John K. Son Monte Bano Hospital.

July 13. OLESON. Mr. and Mr. Malcolm K.

Daugh ter. Cedar of Lebanon Hospital. July 13. ROSS. Mr and Mrs.

Charlea Son. St, Vincent Hospital. July 18. SHKLIANIK. Mr.

and Mrs. Norman. Daugh ter. Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. July i.

SPIVAK. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Bon.

Ce dars 01 Lebanon Hospital. July 14. THOMSON. Mr. and Mrs.

Cyril C. Son. 6620 Geer otreet. July 16. WOOD.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Daughter 237 East fifty-fourth street. July 5, DIVORCE SUITS FILED BACUR.

Bernadlne against Vernon. BAILEY. Evelyn M- asaiust Raymond. BARTH. Dolly F.

against Henry C. BUTLER. Esther M. against Winfred E. CARRICO.

Ruby against James. CARTER. Nicola against Melvih. CHAPLE. Mary A.

against Alburt F. COE. Marie K. against Wllliard L. COLLINS.

Will M. aaaliut Bertha H. Emma C. against George A. DIVVElt.

Anna L. against Lloyd V. HAMLETT. Lola M. against Henry HERN DON.

Katheryn P. against L. Jr. HILTON. Matilda E.

against Howard A. JONES. Mary P. against Allen LAfc-H. Mabel E.

against Albert. LEVY. Muriel against Archie. LITTLE. Helen 1.

against Calvin J. MACKQ. Clara against Willlkm. MANTELL. Helen against Phillip.

McINTIHE. Dixon against K.t. MENNZO. Ida'agaiast SanJ. Fay against Daniel F.

MYERS. John agalns Lena. NEWBERRY. Emma against Homer. PAIN.

Ralph R. against Estelle C. PETTS Lsds M. axainit WilbUT S. PHILLIPS.

Prance against Ruth A. against Alfred It. ROSS. James O. against Mabel M.

ROSB Shirley against Leon W. RUSSELL. Lucy L. against Paul. SEWELL.

Harriot M. against Charles. B. SHOWALTER. Ruby against 8IMER.

William A. against 6ISLEY. Lyman N. against Catherine M. SMITH.

against Velma H. SPEARS. Naomi against Milton. 6ULL1VAN. Arthur L.

against May S. VAUOHAN. Orover against Eloise. VAUOHT. Harold T.

against Violet. WEIR. Ola M. against John R. WHITELEY.

Margaret K. against Dean. WINDLE. Lawrence M. against Jacqueline YONK1N.

Lester H. against Margaret J. DIVORCE DECREES GRANTED ALLEN. Gilbert N. from Ellsa BACON.

Iris from Oryel K. BAKER. Mary D. from Walter. BEAUSANO.

Luella E. from Eugen. BEHRENS. August C. from Anna L.

CAHAIL. Etbel L. from Merle A. CHANDLER. Gladys O.

from Everett W. CHAPMAN. Claire B. from William CHILDS. Sarah C.

from El Roy I COAD. Maud from Willlaro H. DAVIS. Helen L. from Clifford ELD FUDGE.

Harriet B. from Charlton T. FENNEY. Lawrence H. from Anna FRANKFORD.

Dorothy Georg H. nannan u. irom wuour OAUTH1ER. Etta from Joseph J. GIBSON.

Violet from Walter D. GULLIVER. William E. from Mary. HASKINS.

Lucille from Ray W. HATHCOCK. Margaret B. from H. C.

Jr. HAZLETT. Irma from Roy. HENDERSON. David F.

from Minnie F. HETTLER. Bertha from Harry. HOGAN. Grace D.

from Clarenct O. HORNING. Reba R. from Lee. HUEB8CH.

Naomi from Milton. JOHNSTON. Eileen M. from James B. LAFF.

Minnie from Louis. LEONARD. Katherine from Ear! H. LINCOLN. Wilfrid L.

from Georgia K. LINN. Alice from Archibald D. McCACSLAND. Amy A.

from Julian B. MOREHEAD. Charles from Ida. MOS8. Lucy from Thomas, NEISS.

Relta from Ralph G. NYE. Bertha O. from John R. PARDRIDGE.

Jane D. from Lee. PENSONEAU. Florence from Steve. ROCKEFELLER.

Ethel B. from Charles A. SCHECHTER. Marlone from George. SMITH.

Helen C. from Charle C. SMITH. Thelma from Andrew. 6TEIMEL Geneva F.

from Joseph. STEPHENS. Florence E. from John R. TAYLOR.

Marie from Asa E. TEITELBAUM. Florence E. from Bertram, WOOD. MryA.

from Rltenour, OFFICIAL DEATH LIST (Lee Angelea) Name ALEXANDER, George BACON. Rufus G. CAIN. Halhe D. CARPENTER, Leslie O.

CHILDRESS. Jennie COLE. Rachel COULT1S. Lida R. CUUVER.

John 8. DAUGHTERS. H. O. DOLLAR.

James DUNNE. Sarah L. EWINO. Erie W. POSSUM.

Julius Axe. Date. 27 July 13 31 54 80 78 S3 82 July 12 July 14 July 13 July 16 Ju.y 18 July IS 41 08 July io: July 12 04 July is OW JU.y 10 July 1 T3 July 16! July 1: GILLETTE Lila F. HANKS. Lewis T.

HUBBELL. Wslter W. IRWIN. Viol T. KERR, Eieeta A KITCHEN.

Eva M. iu jo 2 July 18 32 July 12! j- '1 tfUir I. LARES 25 July is LAWRENCE. Bradford A. July 13 LINDSAY.

Nevada 78 July 15! LOVE Eva i 72 July 15 MARINO. Charles 43 July 16; McCORMICK. Nell T. 83. July let! BTONER, Peart 43 July 12 i DEATHS With Funeral Announcements.

Ha Urine pom rr hmth five av til thingt that ftrtmn unto- life tnd godhnett. Fettr J. BARRETT. At Santa Monica. GrgfD.

Un inn R. rr-. Mr. Francea Clark. Thomas and William C.

Barrett. Service Monday at 10 at the U.m.n.1 Af TlutA At 14.1-4. a STATIONS 5 State of weather, direction 1 3 and velocity of wind -g -0 (mile per hour) a S3 '3 1 Abilene Rain, 6.E., 84 70 .10 Atlanta Cloudy. 10 86 70 .26 Bismarck Pt. N.E., 10 94 64 Boise Cloudy, N.W.

4 98 62 Boston Cloudy. N.W., 4 90 72 .12 Buffalo 84 '76. Chicago Pt. 12.. 96 Cincinnati Cloudy.

4.. 92 74" .04 Denver Cloudy, N.W., 4 84 62 Des Moines 94 70 Detroit 92 72 Edmonton Clear. N.W.. 10.. 74 50 El Paso Cloudy.

BE, 4 94 70 Eureka Rain. 4 36 52 .01 Flagstaff Cloudy. N.W,, 14.. 70 54 .08 Fresno Clear. 14 96 72 Havre Clear.

NE. 6 86 64 Helena 8 90 62 T. Indianapolis 94 76 Jacksonville Cieag, 88 74 Kamloops Pt. 4.. 76 62 .18 Kansas City Cloudy.

8 10 92 76 T. Ketchikan Cloudy. N.W., 8. 64 S4 T. Knoxville 90 70 Lander Pt.

8 6... 90 54 Little Rock 72 Los Angeles Clear. 8.W., 78 62 Memphis Cloudy. 8 92 76 Minneapolis Clear. 8 10.

96 78 Modena Cloudy, N.E.. 14... 84 64 Needles Clear, calm 1108 80 New Orleans Cloudy. 8 4.. 90 76 .14 New York Cloudy, 30 90 73 North Head 60 52 Oklahoma Cloudy.

8.. 10... 90 74 04 Omaha Clear, 18 92 74 Philadelphia 74 Phoenix Pt. 6.... 100 78 Pittsburgh 88 68 Point Arguelld Cloudy, N.E., 20 64 62 Portland.

N.W.. 12 86 58 0 Redding Clear. 8 86 6 Reno Clear. 8.W.. 10 90 58 Roseburg Clear.

N. 10 84 58 Sacramento Clear. 8, 14... 76 54 St. Louis Pt.

8, 10... 92 74 .08 Salt Lake City Partly 8.K.. 8 94 64 San Antonio Pt. cldy 8.. 6 94 74 Ban Diego PU 10.

74 64 Ban Francisco Cloudy. S.W., 12 60 52 Santa Fe Pt. 8.W.. 4. 74 60 Seattle Clear.

12 80 SS Spokane Cloudy. 18.. 90 58 Tatoosh Clear, calm 56 48 Tonopah Clear. 6 86 64 Tucson Cloudy. N.W..

16... 96 72. Washington Clear. 4. 96 72 Winnemueca Clear.

8. 8. 96 58 Winnipeg 66 Yuma Clear, 10 104 80 OOjBurop. El. 6(S '65 Oer.

C. Mun. 7t 47 Hanov. St. 6 Vis '49 Hanov.

City 7s '39 It. Sup. P. 6s 63 A Lima Peru 6W56 Parana Bras. 7s '58 epn.

off Stlnnes 4s '46 gtp. Un. El. Svc. 7s '56 Total stork sales today.

313,000 shares year ago. 220.094 shares. Total bond sale today. year ago, 83,299.000. S.

F. Curb List SM FRANCISCO. July 19. OPw-Follow- ing is tne 11 i or trnsactfons on tha Ban Francisco Curb Exchange today: Sales High Low Last Am. Tel.

Tel. 5 136 126 12i Argonaut Mitt. 100 IK'l 16's 16 Cities 310 1 1 1 Crown Wl. 1st pfd. 170 81 81 81 Oeneral Motor 60 36 3 36 Oladd.

McBean 100 9 9 Idaho My. C. Mln.13O0 3.SO 345 3 50 Italo Pet. 600 98 Llbby McNeil 170 7 93 .93 6 7 345 3 35 Lockheed Aire. ...2320 3 90 Oahu Sugar I.t...

23 31 31 31 Pac. Amer. too 1 14 17 1 1 31 19 36 23 St 53 14 Pineapple Hold. 680 17 1 1 31 19 28 23 17 1 Reoublle Pete. 10 70 10 100 300 505 Sehumach.

Wall Shasia Water A 31 19 28 2iv So Cal. Erflson. Do. 7a pfd. A.

Do. Ss pfd Univ. Cons. Oil Walalu. A.

30 55 S. F. Mines AM FRANCISCO. July 19. (Exclusive Transactions on the Mining Exchange for tod follow tarire In Sales High Low Close Aladdin 11.000 Best 1.000 l.noo 200 32 1.000 32 7.SO0 30 2 000 2 ooo io 6 000 1 1000 3 4.000 5 1.000 3 1.000 7 31 28 32 30 Concordia Divide Fx.

Oenll Con. Oold Wedeo Round Mtn. Smuggler W. American 4 44 3 15. Outpost.

BT orchard run. Canoa. Park 3 I 1:30 to 4:30 pjn. 6uT, ok" 4 i copid1: oruir.rr oi a. a.

ruroon or Pomona. Puneral at Vesoer A Son 1930 East Plrst. Sunday. July 21, at! 4.ju 9 uiiermeni. romona, reeves, 19.

pansy Reeve, beloved Dammrr oi ai n. Kceves, iovnt stater vl nnrim nrrvrm. i Service I m. Monday from Pteree srotner. RTJMMEL.

David Rummd. eervtce Monday at 1 m. in th ume church of tha Flowers. Mortuary. Forest Lawn Memorial Park Aisociauon.

incM, in charge. I ineooort ecnroeaef of 9211 i r-v, HiDWiri oi aars.i amma auocg oi Santa Ana. Rudolph A. Srhroeder of Whlttier. C.I Mr.

Ttili Sou of Compton. Cal.i Henry I evnroeoer or Mountain, v. and Fred' tun oi Baunviiie. Mont. Funeral aervice today at 1 30 th grave ro Anaheim Cemetery.

W.l a. orowa. lunerai director. SCHCTSSLER. P.

Bchoeasler. Edward Brother, director. rnntAii, 'Festival. VCE. Red BalL Santa Bar- bar 8 13 OK.

choice. Upland a "0 Liberty. SDF. Sunkist. 6 65 Merito.

VCE. Sunkist. Santa Paula 6 65 Umpire. SA. Sunkist.

Claremont (SO Diplomat. CDC. fancy. Corona 6 65 Temperature uo to 8 a.m. yetri1ay.

INTENTION TO MARRY Tha following notice of Intention to marry wera issued yesterday. nam ana age given. AKRIDGE McLOYD. Junius Akrldge. 29 Stvann.h VrLovd.

26. ALLEN JACOBY. Lilburn Allen. 32; Hiln. Jarohv.

18. ARELLANES ROMERO. Florenclo Arel- i.n. jr Plorlnd Romero. 20.

ASHBY ADDIS. John W. Ashby, 21; FThe! D. Addis. 22.

BANFIELD ALEXANDER. Delmer H- Ban O.M 9t: Riihv V. AlexanAVr. 18. BARRETT McKELVEY.

Stephen R. Bar rett. 42: Gledya McKeivey. 35. BAYLESS BALUN Charle Beyleaa.

41: Mable E. Balun. 33. BELLAH ADAMS. Alva O.

Bellah, 39. Hael A. Adams. 33. BIRKHOLZ WILLIAMS.

Edward D. Blrk- hol. Jr 24: Estelle P. William. 23.

BOWEN WILSON. Raymond B. Bowen. 29: Virginia A. Wilson.

19. BREWXN GROVES. Ralph H. Brewen. 30: Josephine oroves.

23. BUTCHER McOINN. Harry O. Butcher. 21: velma M.

Mcoinn. is. CAMPOeOTINTANA Corne'JO Campc anno iisvam nmriHura. CARROLL RICHARDS. Warren Car mil 71- a Rtcnaras.

21. CLINE WILLSON. FrankLn J. Clin. Jr, 25: Jane Willson, 21.

4TLONT8 GILBERT. Samuel A. Clonta. 46: Ma reel 1 Olibert. 40.

COX-LEI Leonard C. Cox. 23: Verna H. CRAWFORD MTSSIMER. Durold W.

Crawford. 25" Helen E. MMinir. 16 FEROCSON SMITH. Dean Ftrgoaon.

33: eva'rren emiti GALLAND BAR FIELD. Ravwiend H. Gal-iand. 22: gaiiy R. Barfle.d.

19. GDJSCsN CHILTON. Charles C. Gifcaon. 8u Cftiltnn 18 Charimte L.

Cailison. IS. HAYS R-Chard Guest. 41: VioX KDFTMA5 COHrH. iw A.

Hoffman. -wv Re- Cahen. 38 HVrfBTRGER FRO Samuel D. HaMbert-f. Jare franin.

If iicMss arc unmma. II JvUa. LevltcS. Lewcj O. Pa.ier, li, Ii 1 VITAL RECORD HI Class, con.

Sunkist. Ananeim wniwi-ii'i'. Hongkong, per 100 local S3.35;m cart lemons. envoy. CDC choice, corona Touchdown, choice.

Los Angele SAO Oold Tag. fancy, Los Angele 4 45 ST. LOUIS Valencia unchanged lemon stront Sales: Two car oranges. VALENCIAS Glider. VCE.

Fed Ball Fillmore Airline. YtE- orchard run. Pne of Anaheun. COR. choice.

Ana- hem 3.60 1.23 LEMONS servrfe Mondav at io 30 a m. in the! Income of 1339,797, of 87 cents a wee lurt to Meatawr. jcommoh share, in the second 1934 Airship. VCE Sunkist. Fllmor a a.

Glider. VCE. Red BalL Fillmort LEMONS 3.20. Seaside. VCK.

Red Ball. 1.4 ke. OK. eboica, L'D'aad StAi a ta Maximum OK, extra choice. Atta 1 $.35 75 a as 14ml Oueeit B.

O. Stinkis. Corona Roal. O. Red Ba.l.

Oawoa OIC. 4). etandard. Corona Torba. Ol Suoki.t.

Verba Linda Loma a 5S --'ai SIS VCT Sunkist. F.llmore 630 11 Year VCE. Sung'st. Pil insert rio 45' Selva. Cm.

choice. FUlmoro wtw ORLFANtV Vg'encia doirt e-ttr iJSla and ama.ler: On tar orangea. tn car etaos m. lHO" CI Metito vjh "nsgt. ir.ta rsa a 1 VxrTy in, Cajon 5.25 Freedom.

BDF. Re Ball. 843 ertliarl 1 Hungary. or 100 pengoa 37 551 4 98 29 JO! 2 12 Innia. par 100 rapeea Ireland, per pound sterling per too yen Juo-8iavie.

pt 100 dinar -Norway. pr 100 Fm. per 100 sole Poland, per ltX sioty Rumania, per 100 lei eVetiand. per pouad s'erliae Spaip. per 10" prfetaa Sweden, oev 100 kroaor 24 32 1 4 96 13 91 si 61 100 franca jx flvria.

pr pound- terlir.g Venezuela. ar lo Coffee Market vrwvnie ta 44. ma a. 8i cldVM mrtt rtrew NlI BHoaBlaaJ. i jua.

20 ftuowe VCE. choc. Santa IS ArFfe, try ejtra choice. San 335 Routh Diamond VC. Lrcs TnpSe X.

WD. Smglrt. Leffintwell. 45 Tr-pie Prix extra cfto.re. L-ffjiawea 45 RALTTVORI her: Wen, lower eai-e: Two ear eraegta.

six car iemenL Ajocit.tfu in ekAr. SMITR Leo O. Smith. Edware Brother, directors. SMITH July 1.

Thotnaa J. 8a Ah. Smvm -4 v-r-arv T1S3AJE. Seme- for TM -j asa. aotwy troai siejrco awaiotra.

Santa Monica. I ttiapel Monday at 3 pan. Sresee 424. OT 67 CfntS a CO mm On Shire, ID BEXSOH. The funeral aervlcei! of Wra Vary! Brother dKtora.

the first 1934 Ellen Beeeon will a bud today at 11: SPRDnCLE Thowaa Bvrink3. a m. from th chapel of W. A. Brown.

Service today at In tlx r. 115 South Flower treet- Liiiie Choir the Fjo-i DlTTDEXD OTED BRITTO! July 1J. Willi A Bit ton. be-! Montary. Forest L-ri Memortal Par vyva VORIC Juir 19 Allied Tn-jored of Mr.

Fay Brlttoa of Lea' Aasottioav 1. charge. M-W XUKli- JUiy lS.Aluea in- Angeie. brother of Sumner H. Bnttoo STETXTR.

Jaiy 18. E-neet C. Btejcer. temational Investment OOrpOTf tlrrtl of Sarasota, r.a nephew of Mr. and at Cunn.Esh.ana A Ccnnot declared a' dividend Cf 35 ard' AHOenne slt'eAwia1 et STEWART.

Service for Mary A. Btewart jcent Oil the tt Convertible PfT-VI -f Helen Daugperv of A- SL ffj Z' 2 CD aCCOUnt Of evrvtcea 10 a an. Sunday frwn r.erte, SWASSOW. Berrlc- for Mra Cn -on nt ak-. i Wy.

11 aa. at Edward Brohe-g payable AtigUSt I StOCEBOidf rs OI tALIKCIAS I tooo 5 i.wt-1 vr umem PHP Fa lore Canyon. DM Fed BalL Lamanda Par S.70; Rvh. St. are Madr- DM.

BaBluat. Laaasda 'lOBVSOy-BRAXO B-n-ard E. John-wt. BCXCH Crisrie Edward Brrwo. tnair at tM clapef of W.

A Brswa. 1113 ttn'Ji r.svr (trcov I rr vcst wst eaa nuia ic IOea lowi. VC Kevet 1 15 Ai j. iMoeuiTty TCI. maim.

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