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I -w p'w-wt- rti'i 'ay 1 ay-r sj-si-v jaj PARTi 5 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1 9, 1 947 Sd nta Barbara Wa rned Water May Be Rationed SANTA BARBARA, Dec. Council on a $2,000,000 bond plies and for improvements -1 1 jWT't' I ilJJ I i 'far?" lmmuti -I tern today was coupled with a warning that water may be rationed in the near future. I Chairman Percy Heckendorf DIVORCES GRANTED VANDERVEEN. Petrovna from Richard. WANDERER.

Rose from Oscar. WARREN. Winifred J. from Larry S. WATSON.

Lottie N. from John H. WENDT. Helen M. from William T.

WILSON. Melissa J. from Dale I. YOCOM. Frank W.

from Doris V. YOUNG. Ruth E. from Glenn DEATHS, Funeral Annonncemento ABRXajS. Eva.

Remains forwarded to Chii p. by Groman Mortuary. ARX7rLe-tiis Aron. Malinow Sc Simons, directors; BABBIT, Albert at Alhambra. Services 10:30 a.m., Saturday, at the Little Stone Church of Turner, Stevens Turner.

550 East Main 8treet. Alhambra. BAYNHAM, Jeanette R. Services 11 a.m.. Saturday, at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, 5959 Santa Monica Boulevard.

Graveside services and Interment 1 p.m., Saturday, at Pomona Cemetery, Pomona. Calif. BEHYMK.K. Lynden Ellsworth, celoved husband of Mrs. Nettie S.

Benymer. loving father of Glen Benymer, Mrs. Enid Malcolm and Mrs. Elsie Moody, loving brother of Miss Sylvia Benymer, grandfather of Mrs. Mary Louise Marshall.

Mrs. Barbara Lee Quigley of Washington. D.C.. Lynden Ellsworth Bebymer II. Miss Ar-vonne Behymer, Glen Benymer Roy Lynden Malcolm of Tokyo.

Japan. Laurin Malcolm, Enid Jean Malcolm. Robert Behymer Moody of Nanking. China, Sharon Moody and Enid Lynn Hoffman, great-grandfather of Charles Marshall. Lynda Marshall and Lynda Behymer.

Services 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Wilsnlre Methodist Church, Wilshire at Plymouth Boulevard. Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, directors. Interment private. BENOIT.

Ella. Forest. Lawn Mortuary In charge. BEAVEN, Edith Ann. Services today, at 3 p.m..

from Reed Tapley Sc Geiger, 721 West Washington Boulevard. BERGER. Mra. Carolyn McCaffrey. Requiem Mass today, 9 a.m..

at the Cathedral Chapel. Cunningham O'Connor, directors. BONGARTEN. David M. Services 12 noon today at Glasband Mortuary, 901 West Washington Boulevard.

BROOKE. Whitfield. Cunningham O'Connor, directors. BOWERS, Arthur J. Mass today.

9 a.m., at Church of the Transfiguration. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary, direc- BRtCKENRIDGE. Glen Cecil Jr. Services Friday, 1:30 P.m., at the, chapel of Bresee Brothers Gillette. BUCKMAS, Charles beloved husband of Rose Buckman, loving father of Barbara, loving brother of Martha Buckman Barret.

Services 1 p.m today, in the Church of She Recessional. Forest Lawn. Pierce Brothers' Los Aneeles. directors. BURGESS, James Edward, father of Edward A.

Burgess and Leonore Bun-ning. Rosary 7 p.m., tonight, at Utter-McKinley's Broadway. 4254 South Broadway. Mass Saturday, 9 a.m., at Holy Cross Church. CALBECK, Emma A.

Arnrh.r' fnlmil1 Vf nr-f 11 rv WEATHER REPORT OFFICIAL LOCAL TEMPERATURES Minimum and maximum temperatures from Southern California points, reported yesterday to the Los Angeles office of the U.S. Weather Bureau, were as follows: Stations Max. liln. Los Angeles, 67 47 Los Angeles (ground) 68 42 Burbank 66 40 Culver City 66 33 Imperial 70 36 Long Beach 66 40 Los Angeles Harbor 61 47 Los Angeles Airport 66 41 Mt. Wilson 49 29 Newport Harbor 62 46 Palmdale 58 27 Pasadena 68 40 Riverside 70 36 San Bernardino i.

61 47 San Diego 64 46 San Gabriel 68 39 Santa Ana 68 34 Santa Barbara 65 35 Santa Monica 64 45 Torrance 67 39 U.C.L.A. 6fl 47 FORECAST Southern California: Variable high cloudiness today and tomorrow with local night and morning coastal tot. Slightly warmer days. TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION. OVER.

THE NATION o. Precipitation Max. Min. tation Albuquerque 44 17 Amanllo 59 24 Atlanta 49 37 .02 Bakersfield. 58 43 Bishop 61 24 Bismarck 20 6 1'ythe 68 39 Boston 44 31 T.

Buffalo 24 20 Chicago 32 29 Cincinnati 48 29 Cleveland 34 24 Denver 50 29 Des Moines 42 27 Detroit 36 16 fl Paso 59 23 Fairbanks 7 Ft. Worth 63 37 Fresno 66 39 Havre 52 24 Indianapolis 43 25 Kansas City 55 36 Las Vegas 63 34 Little Rock 59 28 Memphis 59 26 aui 80 73 Minneapolis 17 8 New Orleans 89 43 New York 47 34 Oklahoma City 59 34 Omaha 39 24 Philadelphia 50 31 Phoenix 63 32 Pittsburgh 37 31 Portland 52 48 .51 Reno 52 15 Sacramento 47 35 .31 St. Louis 59 35 Salt Lake City 32 23 San Antonio 64 33 San Francisco 52 42 Sault Ste. Marie 4 -8 .12 Seattle 48 45 1.00 Spokane 44 38 .14 Washington 56 31 DEATHS, Funeral Announcements O'CONNOR. Marie beloved mother of Edward O'Connor.

Rosary this evening. 8:30 o'clock, at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. Mass Saturday, 9 a.m.. at St. Vincent's Church, Adams and Figue-roa.

OLSZEWSKI. Sarah Anna, lovinc mother of Mrs. Julie V. Lerch, devoted grandmother of Mrs. Lavonne E.

Roberts and Mildred Lerch. Recitation of the Rosary tonight, 8 p.m.. In Godeau Mar-tinoni's Crystal Chapel. Funeral Saturday. 7:15 a.m., from the chapel.

Requiem Mass. 8 a.m., at St. Acnes Church, Interment Calvary Cemetery. PAVLOS, Vea. Forest Lawn Mortuary In PLATZ.

Mrs. Fannie, loving mother of Herman and. George Platz. Rosarr this evening, a o'clock at the chapel of Cunningham i O'Connor, 850 West Washington Boulevard. Requiem Mass Saturday.

10 a.m.. at St. Joseph's Church. Interment Calvary. PRENTISS.

William lovina" father of Mrs. Helen L. Soest, Ruth E. and Paul H. Prentiss, brother of Jack Prentiss.

Recitation of the Rosary 8 p.m.. tonight, at Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, 720 West Washington Boulevard. Requiem Mass 9 a.m., Saturday, at St. Vibiana's Cathedral, Main and Second Streets. Interment Holy Cross.

PRIOR, Raffaela. beloved wife of Carmine 8. Prior. Recitation of the Rosary 8 o'clock Friday evening and services 10 a.m. Saturday at Memorial Chapel of Pierce Brothers' Todd 4s Leslie.

Santa Monica. FURCELL, Adelia Ellen, mother of Mrs. Zelma Nielsen. Mrs. Lulu Reynolds.

Mrs. Dora Franke and Philip Purceil. Services Saturday, 10:30 a.m.. at Utter-McKlnley's Cresse Highland Park Chapel, 5860 North Figueroa. RENAUD.

Fred, beloved husband of Bertha S. Renaud. uncle of Mrs. Blanche Mc-Kllvey. Mrs.

Frances Stewart. Lucien Brunet and Charles J. Renaud of Los Angeles. Recitation of the Rosary 8 p.m. Friday at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, 5959 Santa Monica Boulevard.

Requiem Mass 10 a.m. Saturday at Cathedral Chapel, Olympic and La Brea. ROLLINS, Roland, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Rollins, brother of Donald Rollins, survived by his grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Sep French. Services today, 2 p.m., at Grace Chapel. Inglewood Park Cemetery. Alvarez dc Moore In SAMWELL, Leo survived by his wife.

Marie, daughters, Jean Crawford and Ruth Glaser and brother Philip. Services at Culver City Funeral Parlors, Friday. 10 a.m. 8A.VETZ, Eugene L. Funeral services today.

2 p.m., from the chapel of Cunningham O'Connor, 850 West, Washlngtpn Boulevard. SCHILLER, Ida. Services today, 12 noon, at Groman Mortuary. SHANKMAN, Michael. Services 1 p.m.

Sunday at Olasband Mortuary, 901 West Washington Boulevard. SIEGEL, Berths S. Services today, 2 p.m., Groman Mortuary. Please omit flowers. S1LLMAN, Rachel.

Malinow a- Simons, directors. S1LVESTROFF, Barbara. Services 10 a.m.. today, at Russian Orthodox Church. 5433 Fountain Avenue, Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, directors.

SIMONS, Dennis 16 months old. Services Saturday, 2 p.m., at Beaver Mortuary. Inglewood. SMITH, Glenn M. Services today.

2 p.m., at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. SPRINGATE, Jane, beloved wife of H. E. Sprineate. sister of Reinold Gehne.

Services Saturday at 3 p.m. in the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. THOMPSON, George beloved husband of Virginia C. Thompson, brother of Miss Jessie Duff Thompson, Mrs.

Jean Mc-Vean and Mrs. Newman, At wood of Denver, Colo. Services 11 a.m.. Saturday, at Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hills. 417 North Maple Drive.

fSan Francisco, Chicago and Grand Rapids papers please copy.) VILLA, Clarence beloved husband of Helen C. Villa, father of Frank Kath-erine M. and Mae L. Villa. Services 2 p.m., Saturday, at Grace Chapel, Inglewood.

House of Hall Mortuary in charge. VILLALUN. Leon Rafael, beloved husband of Eva Villalun. also survived by 2 brothers. Rosary tonight.

8 p.m., at Alvarez Moore. Mass Saturday. 9 a.m., at the Plaza Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. V1LI EGAS.

Benita. Cunringham O'Connor, directors. WADDELL, Eva May. beloved mother of Paul, Dr. Dean and Donald Waddell.

grandmother of N. Pat Waddell. Private services. Armstrong Family in charge. Please omit flowers.

WARE, George A. Services Saturday. 2 p.m.. at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. WILLHELM, Frank E.

Rosary will be recited 2:30 p.m. Friday at the chapel of Bresee Brotners Gillette. Friends may call Friday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mass and interment Dayton.

O. Times photo FINISHING TOUCHES Nichols of Fullerton Junior furbish toys to be given children at a Christmas party. WAR VETERANS COLLECT GIFTS FOR 300 CHILDREN OBITUARY J. Darsie Lloyd Funeral services for J. Darsie Lloyd, father of Film Producer Harold Lloyd and vice-president and treasurer of his son's corporation, will -be conducted at 3 p.m.

tomorrow at the Church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park. Dean Ernest Holmes of the Institute of Religious Science will conduct the service with a eulogy being delivered by Dr. J. Whitcomb Brougher Sr. Pall bearers will be Wallace Ford, Joseph Fisher, Harry Usher, William MacDon-ald, Cecil Bardwell, Benjamin Haggerty, Keith Lloyd and Kevin Lloyd.

Interment will be in Forest Lawn Memorial-Park. Pierce Bros. Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Lloyd, S3, died Wednesday.

William Prentiss Jr.v Rosary for William Prentiss former Deputy U.S. Comptroller of Currency, will be recited at 8 p.m. today at Pierce Bros. Chapel, 720 W. Washington Blvd.

Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m. tomorrow in St. Vibiana's Cathedral, followed by interment in Holy Cross Cemptery. Mr. Prentiss, a resident here for 24 years, died Wednesday.

He lived at 682 S. Irolo St. He leaves a son, PauL and two daughters, Ruth Prentiss and Helen L. Soest, all of Los Angeles. Charles H.

Hammer Funeral services for Charles H. Hammer, 70, of 416 N. Kauff-man Temple City, who died Wednesday, will be conducted at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow at' the chapel of Turner, Stevens Turner, 550 E. Main Alhambra.

An employee in the city's engineering and maintenance department since 1911, Mr. Hammer retired last June. He leaves hi3 widow Marie, a daughter, Mrs. Virginia Douglas, and two grandchildren, interment will be in Rosedale Cemetery. Mrs.

Florence'O. Fisher Mrs. Florence O. Fisher, artist. died yesterday at her home, 11651 Magnolia on her 63rd birthday anniversary.

Among her patrons were many members of stage and screen. meral serv ices will be conducted- at 12:30 pn. tomorrow in the Chapel of Edwards Bros. Colonial Mortuary, with interment to be in Inglewood Park Cemetery. Mrs.

Fisher leaves a son, Allyn. Glenn M. Smith Funeral services for Glenn M. Smith, 64, realty investment operator, will be conducted at 2 p.m. today in the chapel of Ed wards Bros.

Colonial Mortuary. Interment will follow in Inglewood Park Cemetery. Mr. Smith died Tuesday and lived at 4268 W. Second St.

He leaves his widow, a sister, Mrs. Moneta Mac-Millan, and two brothers, Ver non Smith and Walter T. Smith. Arthur F. Kadoch Funeral services for Arthur F.

Kadoch, 78, of 2969 Franci3 retired assistant cashier for the Bank of America, who died at home Wednesday, will be conducted at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. He was in the "banking business for more than 50 years. He leaves his widow Elizabeth, and two daughters, Mrs. Aneita Mitchem and Mrs.

Helen King. Sun, Moon and Tide By U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey WIT OtAS- 4o0 JUA Dee. 20 Dec. 27 Jan.

4 FRIDAY. DEC. 1 Sun rises 6:53 a.m.. sets 4:47 B.m. Moon rises 11:49 a.m., sets 11:22 B.m.

TIDES. LOS ANGELES HARBOR Dec. High Low High 1:01 3.8 19 3:21 3.9 8:17 3.1 8:31 0.8 fh.n 11 20 3:56 4.1 9:57 2.7 3.4 4:28 4.5 11:02 2.1 3.2 1.3 4:56 4.9 11.49 J.3 5:26 5.4 TJ.6 6:02 5.9 2 5:25 3.3 10:41 16 6:311 3.4 11:27 a 7:87 3.5 Low High 8:18 3.7 Dec. Low High 25 0:10 1 9 6:38 6.3 first column denoting time arid second column height in feet above or below mean lower low water. Light face tvoe denotes a.m., black (ace a.m.

Times listed are Pacific Standard Time. Proven Safety Since 1889 TW PAID CCMWTLT IO ON QJ) SAVINGS Yonr account to $5000 is FEDERALLY INSURED. In-vestigate Home's distinguished 58 year record today. iiip caused by sudden changes when with Jan. 11 i) aS-rri POMONA FACES DILEMMA ON FREEWAY ISSUE POMONA, Dec.

18. The City Council today faced the -dilemma of calling a special election within. 25 days or of passing an initiative ordinance within 20 days following certification of a petition authorizing the city to enter into an agreement with the State for routing of the Ra-mona Freeway north of the Los Angeles County grounds. The petition, filed by the citizens committee opposing the State engineer's proposed freeway south of Ganesha Park, contains a total of 2933 names, of. which 2238 were certified as registered voters.

The Fequired number of qualified electors is 1649, or 15 per cent of registered voters at the last general municipal election. The proposed ordinance, would in effect restrict construction of the Ramona Freeway through Pomona to a route north of the Freedom Break Attempt Fails SAN DIEGO, Dec. 18. In a break for freedom immediately after a. jury had convicted him of two local robberies, William H.

Kohrummel, 28, a native of Chico, led deputy sheriffs a wild chase through the County Court-house before he was recaptured late today. He was caught in a. darkened courtroom, where he crashed into a "bolted door with such force that he was knocked unconscious, according to Deputy Sheriff Fred Mannen, from whom Kohrummel. broke away while being led from a courtroom. Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Chronic bronchitis may develop if your cough, chest cold, or acute bronchitis Is not treated and you cannot afford to take a chance with an medi cine less potent than Creomulsion which goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender.

Inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Creomulsion blends beechwood creosote by special process with other time tested medicines for coughs. It contains no narcotics. Mo matter how many medicines you nave tnea, tea your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding- you must like the way it quickly allays the cough, per-knitting rest and sleep, or you are. to nave your money Dacic (Adv.) Chest Cold Misery Relieved by Moist Heat of ANTIPHLOGISTINE SIMPLE CHEST COLD SORE THROAT Th mar.f htat of an ANTIPHLOGISTINE poultica rali.v.

cough, tlghtnaM of chast, muaela aaranaaa due ta cheat cold, bronchial Irritation BRONCHIAL IRRITATION flm1 hat. Apply ANTIPHlXrCIS. TINE poultica juat hot anoufh to ba comfortable than faal the moitt hmmt to rlfht to work on that sough, tig htneaa of cheat, muaela soranasa. SIMPLE SPRAIN, BRUISE SORE MUSCLES ami Doae toed, faala good for savaral hours. Tha mm.r html of an ANT1PHLOCIST1NE poultica alao reduce awaiting and relieves pain due to a kail, aimple sprain, bruUa, or similar Injury or condition and limber up stiff, achlnf muscles.

Cat ANTI PH LOCI 3TINR Flo) in tuba or can at your Jruc store NOW. DRY, SORE COLD-IRRITATED THKOAT, MOUTH, NOSf Waah off congested membranes dimoN-a tick mucus with good-tasting Glyco. Thymoline gargle or spray. Quick relief. iKwimwadri If Many Dectrt sni tnliiti far 050 Tun 'tyu if ti i SJ2 THYMOUNG 14 ujy 18.

An agreement by the City issue for additional water sup in the water distribution sys of the City Water Commission told Councilmen that either a voluntary water conservation program or a rationing program will have to be resorted to if there are no rains soon. Without rain, he said, there is only enough water to run the city until April. It is time the city put a stop to waste of water, he said Earlier the Council had worked out the new. plan with the Water Commission. Of the $2,000,000 total, $500,000 will be added to a $600,000 bond Issue which already has approval of the voters.

This $1,100,000 fund will be used in raising Gibraltar Dam on the Santa Ynez River. for Repairs 'The other $1,500,000 from the new bond issue will go' for re pairs and expansion of the dis tribution system if the voters approve the expenditure. Another meeting of the xom mission has been called for the last of the month, when commissioners expect to draft a conservation or rationing plan if tne water situation is unchanged oy then. Councilmen reported that wa ter rates may be raised to meet some of the department's in creased costs Hermosa Ave. Project Revived HERMOSA BEACH, Dec.

18. A long-range Improvement pro gram which was tabled during the war willbe revived here early next month in the beauti-fication and widening of Hermo sa this community's main thoroughfare. The project, which includes improvement of the former Pacific Electric Railway right of way, will provide additional parking space in the downtown section, a landscaped center strip and widened traffic lanes extending from the south to the north city limits. Contract for the improvement has been awarded the McClain Construction Co. on a low bid of $69,849, of which $29,000 is furnished by the State from gasoline tax funds.

Youth, 14, Killed in Desert Crash SAN GABRIEL, Dec. 18 One San Gabriel youth was dead today and another injured as the result of a crash last night in which the car they were riding overturned on a desert highway near Victorville. Tom Highstreet, 14, was killed and Robert B. Campbell, 16, was injured. Coroner R.

E. Williams, who ordered an Inquest, said High-street and Campbell were passengers in a car driven by John Roy Lipscomb, 16, also of this city. Flyer Search Resumed SAN DIEGO, Dec. 18. (JT) Aerial search for J.

T. Rust missing San Bernardino pilot, was resumed today by the Coast Guard, which sent two planes to search the border area from Calexico west to the coast. CHRISTMAS PARTY GIVEN FOR 100 BY MONROVIA MASONS MONROVIA, Dec. 18. Santa Claus arrived early for more than 100 children of the Covina Masonic Home.

Brought from Covina here in a caravan of auto? mobiles with a police escort, the children were guests of Masonic lodges here at the 24th annual Christmas party tonight at Masonic Temple. St. Nick had presents for all the children, while clowns and magicians entertained. Refreshments concluded the evening around a gayly decorated Christmas tree. This Christmas party was instituted by Monrovia Lodge 308, F.

A.M. in 1923 and has been held annually since that time, with all Ma- -sonic lodges of the city cooperating. paint, lot of peJJ and enertT, gettinc up night, (welling, puffine under tha eye, headache and dtuineu. Frequent or scanty passage with smarting and burning sometime show there is something wrong with your kidney or bladder. Don't wait! Ask your druggiat for Doen's Pill, a stimulant diuretic, uaed successfully by million for orer SO year.

Doan' give happy relief and will help tha IS mile of kidney tube flush out poisonous WMt irOS the blood. Get Euaa'a Pill. CAMPBELL, Annabelle. Services 11:30 a.m.. oaiuraay, at fierce Brotners' Los Angeles: 720 West Washington Boulevard, COBLRN, Charles E.

Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge. COLEJTE, Rose, loving wife of Abraham Coieite, mother of Eli of Los Angeles and Alex of Oakland, sister of Sonia Grossman of New York, Sarah Bein, Emma and Morris Grossman of Los Angeles and Sam Grossman of Chicago. Services 10 a.m. today at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Glasband Mortuary, directors.

CON KLIN. Helen Rose. Services 3 p.m. today at Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, 720 West Washington Boulevard. CRAWFORD, Jesse Robert.

loving husband of Elizabeth Crawford, father of Walter Francis Crawford and Elizabeth Hendren. Rosary services Friday. 8 p.m., at Utter-McKlnley Jewel City Mortuary. 624 South Central Avenue, Glendale. Requiem Mass Saturday.

9 a.m., at St. Finbar's Church, Burbank. (Peoria. papers please copy.) DE HAAS, Erma Fay. Services Saturday, 11 a m.

at Armstrong Family. DE HONESTIS, Grace T. Services tonight. 8 at Armstrong Famliy. DKLIO, John J.

Graveside services today, 2 p.m., at Calvary Cemetery. Beaver Mortuary, Inglewood. in charge. EDWARDS, Emma, of El Monte. Beloved wife of John Edwards.

Services December 20, at 10 a.m., at Schanel Mortuary. 444 South Tyler. El Monte. FISHER, Florence of North Hollywood, beloved mother of Allyn Fisher. Services Saturday, 12:30 p.m., at Edwards Broth ers Colonial Mortuary.

FITZGERALD. Milton H. Services today, 12 noon, at Thomas G. Bosque Mortuary, 327 Whittler Boulevard. GILKINSON, Samuel, beloved husband of Golden M.

Gllkinson. father of Robert J. and Ray H. Gllkinson. Clara Cullen and Thomas Stevenson, grandfather of Tommy Stevenson, brother of Ethel Jack, Wessiev and John J.

Gilklnson. Services tn charge of Rev. Eldred Charles, assisted by the Glendale Odd Fellows Lodge and Crown City Odd Fellows Lodge of Pasadena, Saturday at 12:30 p.m.. in the Church of the Recessional. Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge.

GLASSER. Leon, beloved husband of Clara Glasser. loving father of Mollie Jacobson and Joseph Glasser, grandfather of Milen. da Susan Jacobson. Services today, 2 p.m..

at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. 900 North Gower Street. Groman Mortuary, directors. GREENWOOD. Agnes.

Beaver Mortuary, Inglewood. In charge. GITHE, O. D. M.

Services 9 a.m.. Saturday, at St. Matthias Church. Washington Boulevard at Normandie. Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hills, directors.

HALS1AD, Harry beloved husband of Mrs. La Vergne Halstad, father of Henry Ellsworth Halstad. brother of Mrs. Ebba Bayerle, Mrs. Mabel Cook and Mark Halstad.

Services Saturday, at 2 p.mf. In the Church of the Recessional. Forest Lawn Mortuary in r.haree. HAMMER, Charles of Temple City, beloved husband of Mrs. Marie V.

Hammer. father of Mrs. Virginia Douglas. Services a.m.. oaturaay.

at tne Little Stone Church of Turner. Stevens Turner. 550 "Hi wiain otrret. Ainamora. HAMMOND, H'ilbert beloved husband of Jessie D.

Hammond, father of Vir ginia a. wooane: ana Leign Howard Ham mono, also survived tv 3 grandchildren Services Saturday. 1:30 P.m.. at Utter- wicruniey viewparK Mortuary. J719 West Slauson Avenue.

HANNAH. Mrs. Grace of Encinltas. formerly of Alhambra. loving mother of Mrs.

Dorothy Fullerton. and Charles nsnnan. bervices p.m., Saturday, at the Little Stone Church of Turner. Stevens Turner, 550 East Main Street. Alhambra.

HATHAWAY, Charles Agustas. beloved husband of May Hathaway, loving father oi ueri jew. Hatnaway. services 12 noon oaturaay at fierce 5959 Santa Monica Boulevard. HOLLAND, -Ethel K.

Services 10:30 a.m.. Saturday, at Pierce Brothers' Los An geles, iia west Washington Boulevard HUBBARD. Mrs. Annie C. of Alhambra.

lovtng mother of Allen and Ralph B. nuooara jr. cervices x.JO p.m., Saturday at the Little Stone Church of Tamer Stevens Turner. 550 East Main Street, Alhnmhra HUFF, Llllie Mae, beloved wife of Thomas j. nun.

raotner oi Mrs. uarnet Hariri Mrs. Grace Foust. Stanley Fred E. and Harold L.

Huff. Services Saturday. 3 P.m.. at Snyder's Southwest Mnrtimrv INGELS. Paul Arvid.

Lt. JG. beloved nusoana oi jois z. mgeis. services Friday, 2 p.m., at Eleventh Street Baptist Church, 11th and Bixel.

ISAACS, Rose, beloved sister of Mrs. Rae Jampolis. Services Sunday. 2 p.m.. at the Home oi fence Mausoleum cnapel.

Mail-now A- Simons, directors. JOHNSON. George C. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. JOHNSON, Rev.

Albert of Burbsnk. Services Monday. 1:30 p.m.. at the First cnristian Church, 6th and Angeleno, Bur bank. Beaver Mortuary, Inglewood.

In charge. JONES, Annie K. Remains forwarded by Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary to cirmingnam, tor services and inter ment. JONES, Thomas. Edwards Brothers" Colonial MortnnT JISTMAN, Tressa Sarah.

Services today jo o.m.. at Armstrong- Fami KADOCH, Arthur beloved husband of Elizabeth W. Kadoch, father of Aneita Mitchem and Helen King, grandfather of sneryl Mitcnem. services Saturday a 2 p.m. in the Little Church of the Flow ers.

Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. KAUFMAN. Nathan, beloved husband of baran Kaufman, father of Lucille Eisen berg and Herbert Kaufman, grandfather of Brian Kaufman, Michael and Adrienne Eisenberg. Services today. 12 noon, at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel.

Groman Mortuary, airectors KAl'FMAN, Sam G. Remains forwarded to ov nrrnnsn Mnrt.tiar KEALEY. Joseph Harold, husband of Edith Healey. Recitation of the Rosary 8 o'clock Friday evening at Pierce Brothers' Valley Mortuary, 6153 Van Nuys Boulevard. Mass 9 a.m.

Saturday at St. Charles' Church. North Hollywood LAWRENCE, Dorothy Greta, beloved wife oi peter a. Lawrence, loving daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George Anker, sister of fcva and Hilda Anker. Services today, 1 p.m.. at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. tINEHAN, William F.

Recitation of the Rosary p.m. Friday at Pierce Brothers' Inglewood, 3443 West Manchester. Re- 3 mem Mass Saturday. 9 a.m., at St. ohn's Church, Manchester fc Locust.

Inglewood. LIPP, August. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. LIITLE, Sophie Gersten. beloved mother oi warcia Kyzar ana aaughter oi Anna Gersten.

Services Friday. 12 noon, at Mottell Mortuary. 909 East Third Street. Long Beach. Entombment Home of Peace Mausoleum.

Los Angeles LLOYD, J. Darsie. services 3 p.m.. Satur day, in tne cnurcn or tne Recessional. Forest Lawn.

Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hills, directors. LONGYEAR, Ida Stevens, services Satur day at 3:30 p.m. tn the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. Please omit flowers LOPEZ, Mrs.

Nancy Olive, of 2814 Wig town Road, beloved mother of Mrs. Olive E. Le Blanc and Mrs. Isabel C. Fages.

grandmother of Elizabeth N. Stokes and Nancy E. Fages. Rosary and Native Daughters of the Golden West service this evening, 8 o'clock, at the Wallace E. White tt Howard J.

Callanan Mortuary. Requiem Mass Saturday. 10 a.m.. at St. Joseph's Church.

Santa Ana. MAXWELL, Mary sister of Mrs. Carrie M. HiacK, Mrs. Bessie B.

urutjo and Mrs. Anna Cameron. Services Saturday. 1:30 p.m., at Utter-McKinley'a Cresse Highland Park Chapel, 5860 North Fig-ueroa. MeLEOD.

Delia May, survived by foster son, josepn a. Lyons, and nephew. Angus M. McLeod. Bervices 1 p.m.

today at Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, 720 West Washington Boulevard. MENARD, Louise of 615 South Grevil lea Avenue, services today, 3:30 p.m., at Beaver Mortuary. Tnslewnnri Ml'TH, Donald E. Services 1 P.m.. Satur at Pierce Brothers' Little Church Around the Corner, 3443 West Manchester Boulevard.

Inglewnnri. NEWMAX, Morris B. uroman Mortuary, airectors. Larry Owen, left, and Glen Colleae Veterans Club re plans were completed for the "biggest Christmas party" ever to be held here. The Fullerton Junior College Veterans Club has $3500 worth of toys to be distributed among 300 children from Fullerton, Placentia, Yorba Linda and La Habra at a party in the college gymnasium next Tuesday.

The party is to be the culmination of two months' work by the club, in which time members col lected the veterans' toy pile. Many of the toys are secondhand and were donated by resi dents of the community. Others were contributed by local stores and approximately $900 worth pf them are new toys which townspeople gave to see a wheel chair basketball game between tne uirmmgnam veterans hos pital and an all-star team. A Costa Mesa manufacturing concern donated 15 dozen brand new toys to make the pile grow. Used toys were repaired in the college industrial arts shop which school authorities turned over to the club for the refurbishing work.

It took approximately 500 man-hours to put all of the toys into first-class condition. Traffic Takes Three Lives The Los Angeles County traffic toil was raised to 823 yesterday when three more deaths were recorded. Daniel Reagan, 72, of 1902 San Julian was killed at Santa Anita Ave. near Huntington Drive, Arcadia, when he was struck by an automobile driven by George H. Buck, 23145 Baldwin Arcadia.

Buck was not held. Joseph F. Maloney, 72, died at his home, 1336 Yosemite Drive, of injuries received when he was hit by an automobile Dec, 2 at Ave. 21 and Pasadena Ave. The driver of the car was Mrs.

Bonnie Adams, 32, of 300 Hudson Pasadena. Wilbur T. Simons, 74, 8025 Hooper was killed when the automobile he was driving collided with a truck at E. 95th St. and Central Ave.

The truck was driven by Robert Terry. 26, of 933 -E. 29th who was not neid. Roach Daughter Married to Actor Margaret Roach, 24-yearold actress-daughter of Producer Hal Roach, and Robert Livingston Randall, writer and actor, last night were married at the Roach home, 610 N. Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills.

Judge Charles J. Griffin of Beverly Hills performed the ceremony, which was followed by a reception at the home. It was the second marriage for each. Randall, 36, is the son of Mrs. Clarence Randall Meyers.

COMPTON 'POLICE ASK FIVE-DAY WEEK COMPTON, Dec. 18. A five-day week for all city police officers, now on 48-hour duty, and overtime for all time over 40 hours is asked in a petition filed with the City Council by Chief of Police Thomas J. Potter. The petition points out that all other city employees are on the five-day week.

Mayor Harry T. Laugharn said today that some method must be devised to raise additional funds if the request is granted. VITAL RECORD MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED ARROYO LARES. 19. 17.

BALDWIN SACRESSEN. 21. 24. BATES CONRAD. 40.

40. BAUGH KIME. 54, 46. BEAN STEPETIN. 30.

23. BOLTON BEASLEY. 28. 25. BREHM McGIFFIN.

23. 23. BUCK MAHAN. J. 20.

20. BUEROE WILSON. 1. 43. 42.

COFFEEN JONES. 61. 4. COSTA ESTRADA. 26.

17. COVINGTON POSTON. 24. 21 CROSBY GLAZEBROOK. 52.

36 ttiLcn zi, u.t zz. DANKS CHRISTY. 28. 28. DRAKE VERLAET.

24. 8.. 27. DE NICK HARKINS. 22, 22.

DUNLAP CLARK. 25. 24. EATCHEL BACKMAN. 29.

30. EVANS BARTON. 22. 25. FICARROTTA RIZZO.

38, 22. FLOREZ PADILLA. C. 27. 22.

FULLERTON NEARHOOD. 27, 25. GOMEZ AftZAGA. 27, 19. HAMMER A INS WORTH.

24. 21. HARDY KIENZLE. 5t 42. 45 HARRIS UCUZOGLU, 29, 21.

IIDOIUI B-ISWAKI. 26. 31. HAYES KULP. 20.

17. HEFFNER OOL1.INS FT 34. HENDERSON TAGONUI. 41. 32.

BlEUiON. 27. 19, ncnuni WUUUWUKIH. IS, 19, HESS USTICA. .1.

27. A 90 HOPKINS WARREN. 87. 75. JOHNSON JACKSON.

61. 50. JONES 8MITH. 21. 2f.

KLIEWER BOONIN. 26. 33. KOPPANG VATCHER. 8..

24. 19. KRAVE MOHR. 8.. 21.

18. LA LANNE HOOVER. 34, 31. LAMPK1ER BOWMAN. 23, 23.

LIEBERSON STEINER. 24. 25. NORTON KIRKENDALL. C.

Jr, 22. LOZANO UINTANA. 26. 20. MACY KABER.

18, 17. ARRIS LINDER. 3B. 31 McGONIGLE MORTIMER. 21.

19. MILES ROBINSON. 27, 19. MILLER MOIR. 28.

29. MOODY KUHLMAN. 31. M-. 28.

MOORE GONZALEZ. 25. MURRAY CARSON. 29. 28.

NAPPI NORIEGA. 21. C. 17. NARES VALENCIA.

8., 23, 19. PARIS fiWANOFR. A OR 11 PAZNY SHACKLETT" 23. 18. PERSHING SEELY.

25. 22. RODRIGUEZ. 49. Ji 43 REEDER NEEDLEMAN.

38. 28. KrGENBOGEN KOSTOVA. 27. 25.

RENNfeR KENNEDY. 28. 24. RODICK FRIEND It KO ROWLEY SKANTON. C.

24. 18. 1 SENDEJAS CERVANTES, 24. 21. v.

1 1 nnncii. 15. xo. SMITH HORTON. 61.

53. STROMMER BOOKHART. 49. 32, SUAREZ MOTT. 23, 22.

SULLIVAN RIZZI. C. 34. 30. SUMMERS JONES.

21. 21 TAYLOR ROMERO. 42, C. 32. TRUJILLO RODARTE.

26. 2T. TUCKER TALLEY. 34. 44 UNREIN ORFALEA.

28. 30. UNS WORTH LUCAS. 21. 22.

VAUGHN DECKER. 42, 27. VILLALVA LOPEZ ln 31 WACfiTEL BHTJLDENRAIN. 35, 22 "too uurtLfln. a.t 44, 49.

WELBORN MONNO. 21, 24. WHITE PETERSON. 41, 29. 1 Wn.LIAMS RAMIRES.

19, 18. WOLFSON SMITH. 31. 27. WOODBURN NEVEAUX- 24.

22 aaas, JX.t JO, JZ. DIVORCE SUITS FILED A MOROSE. Lucille against Albert. BELL. Cora A.

against Euaene L. BOGUE Viola M. against John CARR. Marguerite G. asainst Charles J.

CASE. Angela against Dale L. CgESWELL. Hazel B. against Len R.

CROSS. Preston against Edith. Euia L- against Charles M. H- against Crystal R. Kathleen H.

against Pat W. GAINES. Vernita against Floyd Jr. GARCIA. Aurora 6.

against Carlos, VJAR9.IA,M8rcela against Alfonso. SS-ISK- Barbara against Wilbur. HAMILTON. Keitha against Fred. SENRS5SON- Marian against Edward.

iTfda aaainst Walter W. Frederick against Marian L. -KAYE. Ida against Theodore. Xernon R- against Ruth L.

LEVIN Anna against Nathan P. aaainst Doyle. Madlyn against Dixon A. MICHAEL. Susie L.

against Isiah. MICHAELSON Donna L. against Allen O. MOLFINO. John against Conception, MOORE.

Forrest R. against Irving J. MOY. Joseph B. against Alice R.

NAGER. Dora against Max. NALY. Mary J. against Edwin.

NUNN. Ileen C. against Charlie B. OCANA. Reyes against Robert.

PETERS. Muriel against Clarence, i PITT. Rosemary against Verne M. REDMAN. Milrtr.rt bminn.

SCHMIDT. Margaret W. against Frank J. SCHCTZ. Max L.

against Viola F. pCOTT. Wilbur against Gladys L. SEIIOA. Rita A.

against JoseDh A. 80TO. Mary against Riccardo P. STEMPIEN. StPDhen against TEVEBAUGH.

Enid M. against Maior E. TROTTER. Laura E. against Harry R.

WAREHIME. Frances A. against. Norwood. W1CAL.

Esther L.against Clair G. WKium. vnrisune against Joe. DIVORCES GRANTED ALBERTSON. Thelma L.

from Ralph D. AMES. Emellne from Ernest. ARELLANES. William H.

from Bernice R. ARMSTRONG. Bessie C. from Herbert. BRATLEY.

Wanda M. from Charles E. BUCKLIN. Robert A. from Zedena B.

CANAVAN. Mary from John. CLEMENT. George W. from Phyllis E.

CLICK. Helen from Reuben A. CONFORTI. Grace from Albert. CRAVENS.

Grace W. from Edward L. DENNIS. Margaret from William. EVERETT.

Fannie from George. EWING. Robert F. from Elizabeth V. FINNELL.

Ernestine from Erwin. FLEMING. William frnm M.vh.ll FREY. Jesse E. from Gertrude.

GARCIA. Angela from Ramon. GINN. Hazel M. from William T.

HEMPHILL. Effie M. from David E. HOFFMAN. Edna O.

from John. HUGHES. Juanita R. from Elda Mary E. from James E.

JOHNSON. Denzil E. from Beattv L. JONES. Ora L.

from Paul. JUDD. Fatricia E. from Warren KEITH. Nona M.

from Marvin A. KLOR. Virginia M. from Sidney LAKEY. Eli from Dessie L.

LATE. Barbara E. from AurirA D. McCORMICK. Lois M.

from Heron Jr. MICKAUD. Florence from Joseph. MILLER. Dorothy from Lester S.

MITCHELL. Opal G. from John I. MUL.LUT. Everett W.

from Doris N.MORGAN. Dorothy from Frank E. NCNES. Mary C. from Joe M.

OWEN. Marcella from Alonzo F. fAKius. Alice Li, irom Clarence L. PAUL.

Gloria A. from Rupert L. PAUL. Maraaret J. from Irov T.

PHELPS. Melvin 8. from Stella M. PICCOI.INI. Mark from Marlorie C.

PLEMON. Niles W. from Helena M. PREPAS. Sam from Ana.

PRUETER. Charlotte from Raymond. RAFFERTY. Marie B. from Michael J.

REID. Ruth from Mosey H. RHEA. Helen A. from Mahlon J.

RYAN. Cathern from John B. SAXON. Hattie L. from Edgar L.

SMITH. Patricia from Walter S. SMITH. Webster W. from Erma.

M. SPERRY. Barbara from Donald J. STECKER. Jack W.

from Marilyn. STRAIN. Zoe M. from Lvle J. TAYLOR.

Mary from Eugene R. FULLERTON, Dec. 18. An ambitious group of was all set today to play Santa Claus to youngsters of four Northern Orange County communities as Two Cities Join in Holiday Fete SANTA ANA, Dec. 18.

This city on New Year's Eve will join with -Newport Beach in. a com bined celebration, it was announced today by officials of the Santa Ana Junior Chamber of Commerce. Mayors of both cities have agreed that a ballroom at Balboa Ann Kolbe shall become a part of Santa Ana for the evening following stag ing of the "Santa Annual Frolic" here earlier. Plans are being completed for a huge street parade featuring mainly grotesque figures and floats, with a large portion of the anticipated throng of 100, 000 expected to attend the beach dance afterward. Miss Ann Kolbe Is queen of the celebration.

Naval Armory Work to Start HAWTHORNE, Dec. 18. Groundbreaking ceremonies for a $250,000 Naval Reserve Armory at 126th St. and Grevillea will 'be conducted at 2 p.m. to morrow.

The Terminal Island Naval Band will play at the event, which will be attended by Mayors pf adjacent communities. Two reserve battalions will make their headquarters at the new base. State Aid Asked ffor Handicapped BURBANK, Dec. 18. Gov.

Warren -will be asked by the Burbank Exchange Club to meet with its representatives to discuss establishment here of a State-owned "occupational exchange" for the physically handicapped, Dr. Charles Rusco, president, announced today. WHEN COLDS CAUSE SORE THROAT. Sore throat TkNi8It Keep time-teited TONMij' INE handy for quick tooth- ing relief at first ign of pain. Be ready, get it now i i store.

gt jour local DtHND ON i- hi '4 v-v if. LODGE NOTICE SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL 929 South Hops Street 20th degree conferred in full form at 7:30. Dinner 5:30 FUNERAL NOTICE East Gate Lodge, No. 290, -will convene Saturday. 11:30 a.m..

at Turner, Stevens Turner. 550 East Main Street. Al hambra, for the purpose of conducting the funeral of our late brother. Charles H. Hammer.

M. M. BEAMAN. Master. F.

8. MOORE. Secretary. FUNERAL DIRECTORS PERFECT FINAL TRIBUTE In Los Angeles' finest mortuary, one of the Edwards Brothers personally acts as your friend, and counsel, to assure an understanding and fitting final tribute. EDWARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MORTUARY 10OO Venice Blvd.

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Forced to sacrifice beautiful six-grave burial plot, In one of Los Angeles' finest, largest cemeteries. Priced for quick sale. 8750 cash. Phona SY-22854. -CEMETERIES ROSE HILLS MEMORIAL PARK.

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PA-3155. ft to control organs of balance. Qoiets the nerves. Backache. Leg Pains May Be Danger Sign Of Tired Kidneys If fcatlcaefc aad leg palni art taaklnr.

jron tniterable, don't Juat complain and do noth Ins about them. Nature may ba warning ytyi that your kidney need attention. Tha kidney are Nature'a chief way of taking excess arida and poisonous waita Out of tha btood. They help most people, pasa pbout 3 pint a day. the 1 mile of kidney tube and filter fclon't work well, poiaonou waste matter tay tn the blood.

These poison may start Ba(in(' backache, rheumatia paiaa, kg ioa.Aiiai 1 aswaaa mm, mm, aaya..