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10 "tciamttfieimrjli i An W.olher CoaJit'wet September II WEATHER REPORT tmcia. Iff Wdewer. Beat. 11 IWM i iiyu.uii Cities Warned of Municipal Credit Misuse Soybeans Spurt Gives Other Grains an Uplift M2L.jto. 11 m-m 1 4F T.

1 Ta" AWaa. II I vr-w-v I BY TH SfOnTlD press A spurt bv soybeans gave other grain an uplift after an earlier sell-off in commodity fu ture prices Tuesday. Chicago wheat closed cent a bushel lower to of I I XabaP Housing Bonds NEW YORK, Sept 22 (. A dealer syndicate headed by Ifhmio Bros, was innaranl srus. was me apparent high bidder today for tht lion's of $125,210,000 of public' housinr bond attmrA riw tl nousiug; dodos critrea ny 31 Hourinf Authorities from i-ngland to Texas.

rv. I Tbt group emerged ai tht liVelr winner of no' nm: of tho Eovemment euaranteed tn. nei.tH(n. aw VorV fitr'a i wuu $10,375,000 offered by Jersey VU7, -I-J. RiTals Get Threo Three large Imuet totaling $22,535,000 ere won by a rival i cent higher while Xew Mar 7e tN ftjtMCeyro V77 High Tmprplvrr and Arw sf fretipilotisn tifil W)ntooy ,70 60 60 at JS ill VHi.iii inn- bale higher.

nata vat nradT a feustil Cor raoaad Iroot ol crnt a buancl losac 5 ai hie w. no! rmnc4 hlcher (a .2 of frooi crnt xuaa rnl loff. t. JooAHOia rr CCKO jc- n. worn WEATHtl ntOtlTJ iuwr in coto lutum ck.

"UMiifM Mocdaj. Seel. 11 lUt MO- raa4 liwhar .01 tlB4 bJim: nil raimaa hiahar fMtjuM.l af a fnt a pound aoaa wool topa. October. 14-4O0- Dcecaisrr.

HM inc. eopo-r and iaatf aiao avned UP Marco. 19M. 32.1O0: aiar. 17.200; Jluf.

fnilft oropord a 311 af a cant October. 3W0 Deeambrc, 12lA. anund Shaaine lower war domauw i Marco. lbi. 1400.

total. 1 uo. and ruoocr COTTONUfD OIL TTia AMoeiaicd Prcai welcbtad Wat- wiiwimmw aala price index o( 3S couniodltlea d- NEW TOItK, Sept. 33 Bleaabablc KrouP headed by Bankers Trust 'em co.t They were $10,975,000 ofjtlS ju.t vll tb STATIONAJY NATION'S WEATHER This map shows weather conditions throughout United States yesterday. It is based on information received from United States Weather Bureau.

Nashville (Tenn.) bonds, of Dallas (Tex.) bonds and $3,590,000 of Albany (X.Y.) wuiijatiwiia. thigh bids for ths remaining 28 i-cmm The hirfw TanrrA from i D1Q ranged irom 100.1 for 2is to 101.04 for rimed la 17b 51. Pro ion day. 1 .6 os: week a. 178 44; month ago.

ear mo. 183 59. 1953 133 1991 K'b 181.73 195 a 319 71 U. 174 58 1.5 53 189 34 160 307 64 169. J0 atereae eiiuaia IHIW.JOtir.S COMMODITY IKltCXBS einied at issjo.

off oi. The i53 oKb: ptand at 170.46. lb lew at 154.33. r- r. index af 13 modle.

Oe.llnl .31 to 169 54, Tht To? T.a at 173 15. to low at 1955 1 bub at i.j.ia. m. 362.PS. chain fmcti CKICAOO.

Sept. 12 if, Ranee' Ovea ilitb Low Cloaa W'w 1 1 IMSIM'iflw'i Mar. 192 1 9.1S 1S1 1.92.eI.Wb Jl 1 921. l01t Jul? 1 1.86 185 frn- Pec. US'.

I 47 1 .47 The bondt are being axI.i"ut FORBCASTi la Aatoie Hi Vtrraatri Moatl today ana toasarrow witn patcoes rif aaofnlna rot on CMJt. Sllgnwy warmer today tta hieh luu as Civst Cmw 73 otkr tara rlUraU: Oeaerall tleer tooav and tooioero with, patcoe early enetuuw oee oua s.wtta.a, aori poruuei lowm. era alUar Cwul 4 later- elrr tod.r and toiaurt. but fcai. cioudine.

aoru or- suouew. Dai acatiered filth ciuadt- Ba nana portion ot much! aarM. iuh i i imnnm. oi iw od.r 4 Ddtraa nut hhii. a i ar.il auMidtaaaa at time eaat eocuoa.

btU aaaM femnrrai ura WIMO ASO WCATHB3I Piat Oaaeeptieai a (aa Ulawol LMht eanaot waioa piabt and motuinsa, oe cuoi.u. weaiarlr 10 tp 18 at b. In after-nocua today and tomorrow. Mostly clear umm wito sou. local ntabt aud morornc Daihea Ljtlia chalika la teuoara- aHianH nManfti BarouMtars oar rtao pvwr sb e- ridit of blab piaaaure tile FaclIU NorUlweal Calirotula coa.t.

TUe u.uai low praaeur trouao rcuiauu la ilia lower Coloraoo ruvar Vaney auo Wntata afrjure put Uie tnuaucy lor OLUbur flow of motat aur luto Botttbera Cauloruia ooa.tal area I very weaa aud litti tto ow aaal lot A uearly etaUooary kne praa.ui ceutr at located about poO atliea west of slaa ftauouco. NA'llUriAI. WIATMial SUalMAJtT Sbowm war wldeapiead yeatarday In Wwum Waahinatou. Vtestaru Ortntun and Idaoo aud Mootaoa. The reoiaiu- tlx boam aud Fiona.

Tuuruue rti UiOet Ol th Eastern Stata yesterday. Tiiey er, io to de. luwer la atouUi- era Louisiana and 15 to Id deg. lower from Wasumstou. to Nortocra ver- mout.

Temperature la th loner Valley wer la tue 80s and fo th to la the Northeaatero Temperatures went ua la th Kocklee ud the Flatus States, where maximum wer well abov th seasonal normal. But hottest teinpcraturee again war reported in the Southwest wber read-luaa topped luO dea. It waa cooler la the Interior of Washington. Oregon and Itlaho. Milder weather wa reported la most of California, with temperature, lo th 70 at most coastal stations and la tit 80s In th Saciauieuto aud Saa Joatiula Vaiiera.

LOCAL TSUPERATCRBS Tuesday's maximum and minimum temperature, at Southern California points, as repotted to th Los Angeles office of th CS. Weather Bureau, were follow: Station Max. Mln Lo Anaele. Avalon Harbor Beaumoat 3 Btebop 85 ..101 80 73 89 ..102 76 72 95 76 88 81 82 83 74 75 82 70 78 78 73 ..100 74 Builie Burbank Culver City Daggett Kl Ceutro Long Beach Log Angeles Airport Needles Newport Palmdale Pasadena Rooles R7T.r.,0J gnduefe San Bernardino San Diee.0 San Gabriel San Pedro Santa Ana Santa Barbara Santa Monica Thermal 5b i 52 Torrent TEMPERATURE! AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION TUESDAY Preeipi. Station Abilene AlbUttuerau Max.

Mia. lalloa 88 5 87 51 il i Si I 3 i 50 51 I 70 Jl i-S NIMI MAX nWERATURt FUNERAL DIRECTORS Ct'NM5iHAM O'CONNOR ESTABLISHED 196 Two Convenient Locations Wt) f. Waahlatto. PB-0791. 8540 Meireae, B.llyweed.

REED TAPLEY GEIGER strre W. Beed. J.h W. Tapley Mvrea W. Seed.

Jr, Rath M. Griger ARE BUILDING A NEW MOETliABT SAME PHONE: PR-SIM. MORTUARY IN FOREST LAWN Et LBTTHING IN TIME OF SORROW TELEPHONE CU LLANO -3131 Fere.t Law Memorial-ParbL. Int. W.

A BROWN SON W. 1I Ira. Chra 1. Pwrs yiS Seolh Flower Street. BI.87I41.

BRUSEE BROS. GILuliEXTB SIXTY-ONR YEARS OF FRIENDLY SERVICE 950 W. Washington Blvd. PR-S12B. EDWARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MOBTl'ART lotst Tenic.

Blvd. Pttaspewl JUtM. UTTER-McKINliEY Wa4a Convenient raaerai rhaatat MAIN OM DU-8-2481 GROMAN MORTUARY JEWISH UNREAL DIRECTORS 131 W. Washlngtsa Blvd. Rl-Ttfll, FIERCE BROTHERS PRospect 4151 BRAMBLE-BEST Reverent 1l TOBEBMAN fB-t2BC TEMPORART MORTUARY WALLACE E.

WHITE A HOWARD J. CAI.LANAN 915 W. WASHINGTON BLVD. PH-3543. ARMSTRONG FAMILY 1101 SOUTH HOPE 8TR8IT.

RI-814. CEMETERIES BOSEDAI.E Beaatlfat Permaaent Convenient 1831 W. Via.hln.ton Blvd. CEMETERY LOTS Here Is good gdvlce from a RELIABLE CEMETERY BROKER Buy now while you ran still get Cemetery lots a aj9eachv E-41827 lnalewood Cemtery. 4 choice graves.

Bacr. price. Mr. Morris, Bkr RE-33619 FOREST LAWN MASONIC SECTION LOT LOW PRICE. Acme Broker, RE-47345.

lAJN WtfM SWW DIVORCE BflTS FILED AI.CAXTAR. N.t.ll against Ravmond A. stnut u. agatnei veuma. ANDt.KSON.

Mabel 8. agauut Aitut J. AVKKfiA. Lucille V. against Roy.

BLACK. Mai.aret W. against H.rry K. BOS WELL. EluUa against Ophelia.

BKIAN. Jacuueiya J. against Oeua L. CALM iivlvta E. against Melvin.

CHOTT. Josephine L. against William i. CHRISTlal. Margaret E.

against Benton. COKLISS. W. a.ainet Anthony Jr. DAK WIN.

Paulln M. against raul at. DAW'IS Jan. a.aln.t John M. Jr.

EDMUNDUON. Ruth J. against James KDWAKUS. Lawreue against couMiel. FAKLtY.

Bmma L. against Willi. P. FHAZIER. AuUi.y A.

list Reg T. a ANNUM. Helen M. se.inat Rolxrt L. GlJaCTi.

Ruib A. against George W. (JLICK Carulvn avainat Frauk J. HOVER. Mariotie S.

agalnM Willi. F. rieuxdhK. Kublaana aaam.t Kimer w. Cecilia against Augel.

HK4HING. Wolf.ane aaaln.st Dorothea. BOLL1NG SslA D. Mary against Kobelt A. JACTNTHO.

Frank afaluet Mildred. JOHNSON. Florence against James Jr. JULIAN. Frisco P.

against Helen I. KAMINS. LUIian against David a. KANTZFR. Mildred against Bs.il P.

KOMIShM. Kvelya L. against Joha M. LENMQ. Carl H.

against Dorothy M. LOCKETT. Pearlioe against Willi Jr. MALAnuuna, lotiiih again. Maraani Mar.

147. 147. 1 tw 0er 9 alae I 50 1.49". t.50blJSa Mar. 33 41 33 53 S3 33 43 2 i j.Jr 3354 33 i 33 loci.

31 0 33 10 33 Ot 33 14 Dec. txu nut muim J3.7o. i. i NEW OBiuss. Sept.

xj to craw mm Hia cio VAi If? 1 33 law 32 33 1 33 37 33 37 3J 33 lit: 33 5 Jair 33 33 3J4S I 8bo cioKd ciw jlcccipu. i 11.246. Stock. UT.taa. rArvAH a ru NCW TORK.

Seot 11 (D-JI Volume at eottsnaeed wl luluraa aloee biKbr. Clotuili- Oacober. 19 901 11.04b; Marco. 14 -lyk: Mat. 14 73b.

WOOL HtwjroRK. oept. ai i-e-wk tap. and wool luturee wer ateadr today a aDd aommuatuo boue barlna. i Auatraiiaa woo.

auctwaa. Wool futures aloaed Is eo bUhr to .2 of a cent lower. Oetooer. 145 5b. Umlr.

1412b- 131 14b; Mar, It 0b: Ju t. 133.6b: October. 1410b; yM Um CwUficated wool las On Wool tops future cloasd 1 to 6 af a cant bwber. October. 190 6: Oeoan bar.

187 6: Mareb. 185 Ob: Mae. 183 Ob: JulT. 181 Ob: December, 177.0. Cer-tlftcaud spot wool tops.

192.5a. FLAX MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 33 DJI C.vh flax No. 1 track and to srrlra.

1 89. Diuount acat aca 110 mota- COCOA NEW TORE. Sept. 33 (DJi hturaa today elowrd 6 to 18 poms, low Cocoa. 34 44n: December.

31.65; March. 29 54: May. at 32n: July. y7n Sales, ITS lota. Accra spot, tltiL COFftl NEW TORK.

Sept. 22 ') -Cortae kpol Santo. No. 4 clowd at 61.75a. w.l ana freight offering, include Santo Bour bon.

3a at 59.75 060.50a aad 59 50. Santos No. 4 tutur wkMed II 28 lewer. September. 63 50O; Deoata- ber.

59.450 March. 57.70: May. a an: July, 56 40: September. 55 76. Saato futures closed oulei, la.

SU0AK NEW TORK. Sept. 22 Domeetu sugar future. No 6 rioted 3 lower. No- vemher.

6 87b World xusar future No. 4 cloud 1 higher to 3 lower. October. 3 25b: March. 3.30; May.

3.30. Raw sugar spot. 6 42n. HIDES NEW TORK. Sept.

23 (DJI Hid fu tures today alosed uncbanced to 3 to 0 points lower. October, 16.90: January. 16 03: Ju r. 11.30b. January.

1955. 14.59. Sales. 49 lots. RUIIER NEW TORK.

Sent. 22 oPt Orud rub ber futures cloned 1 to 11 lower. De cember, 22.10b; March, 33 80; July, 22.75b. Spot No. 1 ribbed smoked sheets, 13a.

METALS NEW TORK. Sept. 22 (Pt Spot aen- ferrous metal oricea today: Copper. 29 to 30 cents a pound. Connecticut valley.

Lead, 13 cent a pound. New York. Zme, 10 cent, a pound. Ea.t St. Louis.

Tin, 11V. sent a pound, New Tort. SILVER NEW TORK. Sept. 23 fD-J) Handy Herman quoted New York silver today at 85 L.

cents, unchanged. London spot was unchanged at Yew. LEAD ZINC COPPER NEW TORK. Sept. 23 (4i Lead fu- Zinc future, closed 14 to 18 bl.h.r.

December, 8.53: May, 8.89b. Copper futures dosed 5 lower II October. 36 50b: November, 25 91V. Deuember, 25.45b; January, 24 90b. Bid; a Nominal; a A.k.d.

COUNTER obtained from th National Association 40IMAKK.ULY. Helen j. against Lester a. MATTHEWS. Evelyn B.

against Merle B. McCOSKEV, Chailes J. against Annie M. McGILVRAT. Dorothy W.

against CyrU. MICHAEL. Belina against Ralph. OWENS. Stephen H.

against Mary A. PILLING. Naucy T. against George E. IPITl'MAN.

Faye M. against Stanley. POTNG6KTT. Ureasa against Noah. S2'POTVIN.

Roland against Miriam W. RAUDEBAUGH. Lloyd against Kathryn. 50RKGAN. Walter F.

against Catherine. iuly Pec. .74. .74 9 .74 Mar. .74" -a May .72 .73 .73.

JulT .67 vp-Pec 1. 1014) 1.11 '4 1 09W 1.10 Msr. 1.15 1.16'a 1.14' 1.15 Mae 1 17 1.18. 1.16' 1 17 July 1.18". 1.19 1 584 3 84 "4 3 58 0IM4 Jan.

5 56 S.bO'i I SbH 2 604 Mar. 2 567 3 Wli 3 5bN 2 60 tt" 3 3 58' 55V. 3 5603Nj JulT 2 48 2.53 3 48H 3.53 1 sril 14 Mr 14 60 14 12 77 12 06 11 70 11.72 Nov. Dec. J.n.

Mar. 12 95 12 97 12 15 12 15 1180 1180 11.75 1175 12.77 12 05 11 70 11.72 Caea Graia Whrt: N. 1 red. 1 83.. Corn: No.

1 yellow, 1 6S. 1.6; Kn. 2 jellow. 1 64'. No.

3 yellow. 1 63.rl.6S. 0l: No 1 mixed. 74'i. No.

1 yellow. 3 Barley, nominal: Malting. 1.30010; feed. 941.15 Field Pr 100 pounds, lomm.l-Whit clmer, 8 00 8 8 50: red top. ooir 89.00: alik, 18 50W19.50: timothy.

12 50 tflJOO; red clover, jauuaia.uv. COTTON NEW YORK. Sept. 22 Cotto tu-turr. turned steady today, following aa early irregular pattern.

Mo.uld.tton lo nearby October va. x-tenstv prior to flr.t fiotlc dr tomor-rnw. but offering. were sb.orbed through mill buying snd short covering. A leading pott firm transferred bedgr.

from October to December on a fairly large scale. Spot houses did sot pres. hedg offering, becau. futures ar so se.r loan levels. Privar advice, reported tb.t much cotton 1.

going uito th govarnment loan being prepared for It. Crop report, that recent rain, will ltkelv lower lb grade of cotton the southeast, further cotton a. CitiM were named yestef. day of the danger that lit iii using municipal credit to enter fields "which should he reserved for private finance." Stanly M. Roberts.

Leonf Beach Director of Finance, sneaking at the 39th annual conference of the International City Managers' Association at the Statler, declared that a few cities undpr authorizations of recent State legislation have used municipal bonds to enter such fields. "Enthused with the idea of bringing industry to tht com munity," said Roberts, "they have extended municipal credit through issuing tax-exempt bonds to finance construction of Industrial plants. Speaker's Tarning This is a dangerous precedent which past experience shows can result in loss of public funds, "Also, if it becomes widespread, it would endanger thtj continuation of the tax-exempt status for municipal securities and thus substantially raise tht cost of financing municipal construction." Roberts was one of three speakers who addressed thj convention on finance, personnel and fringe area problems of municipalities. John C. Bol-lens of the UCLA department of political science said that annexation seems tht best an swer to the nationwide diftTcuIe-ties of fringe growth around cities.

Harry Rosenberg, Berkeley Personnel Director, said that effectiveness of employment, recruiting and training will determine the general level of competence of municipal personnel but that mich things a job satisfaction, leadership and job security must not bt over looked. Body Recovered INDI0 Tht body of Ken-, neth Kemmer, 31, Indio, was re-. covered today from the Salton-Sea at Salton Sea Beach, Im perial ty. Kemmer. drowned last Sunday whtn a motorboat capsized a mile off shore.

Three other persona were rescued. two sisters, Mrs. Eugen DeFord of Pacific Palisades and Mrs. Marie Marble of Los Angeles; a Thomas Sweet cf Talmdale, and two grandsons. Hospital Bond Vote Set Oct.

27 LA MESA, Sept. 22 A spe-' cial election will ht conducted Oct, 27 on an $800,000 bond issue for construction of the proposed 100-bed Grossmont General Hospital, tht hospital dis' trict board of trustees an-, nounced today. If voters approve tht bond issue, the Federal government will augment the. funds with $1,173,000, according to Homer Streigh, board secretary. A 23-acre site already has been acquired.

Quickly Helievi soun STOMACH NEUTRALIZE EXCESS IyhaJ terlnration wa. reported la Abilene and lures elosed 10 to 22 higher. Septem-Vernnu of Tes and also in bar. 13.20: January. 11.93b; March.

11.91. Rites Set for Studio Ex-Fire Chief and Wife Centra! and Westers Oklahoma du to dry conditions. Future, cloned 40 cefft a bal higher than the previous elo.e. Open High Low Cloet If Cb ejet. 33 80 32 93 32 7 32 84 7 flee.

33 09 33 22 33 07 33.13 014 -r 1 OVER THE The following; bid and ssked price, ar Hecurinee ueatera, out are unoinciai. tney do not represent actual They are Intended as a guide th approximate range withla which the gcurities could bar beeo sold or bough, at th time a. compilptloa yesreraay. Bid Asked Deaths, Funeral ABnonnowmesU FRANK I. IN.

James. Service 10:30 a m. Thursdar at 0t. Sophia's Oreek Orthodox. Church.

1326 etouth normanoie aveou. Piece Bewlher' HUyw. direc tors. OINN. Mar 10239 East Drive.

Wbittier. September list, sur vived by 3 daushtera. Mrs. Harold Halden of Woodland. and Mra.

Roger Cumberland. Whittles, and 4 grandchildren. Services Wednesday. September 33rd. 3.30 at First Presbyterian Church.

Wbittier. neat omit now re. Biewert-ctarber Hnerai Beati In chart. HA1.KY. liar Cl.rk.

brotb.r-ln-law Al bert aud Heury Leunbasm. Servicea 3'hursday. 12 noon, at Ut- ter-McKioley's tiewpara. 3719 West Siauson Avenue. A3ULTO.N, Mllt.o L.

Service Wednesday. 11 a th Rev. Max M. Mornwjn. officiating, at Hrtsr Brothers A GlUalto ChateL JAUKIts.

joha M. Service Wednesday, at Wentwood Cemetory Cttapal. 1118 South Glendon Avanu. Aratcng amtly In cbarg. CATZMAN, Crt.

Services today. 11 at Oreasaa Mortaary. KlrriNU, I leaaer B. Service. Thursday, a at Chaptl of the Chimes, luglewood Paix Cemetery.

Usamwii Miapcel LLNUUl ISI, Harold 1.. beloved husband of Besnle A. Lindqulst. lather of Barbara Retler. Jean Toland.

Harold Ihotuaa and Jack Edgar Lindqulst, son of Jennie Nelson, brother of Florence Krickson; also survived by 7 graudchildren. Slumber Room Ttsitatlon Forest Lawn Hollywood Hill. Services Thursday. 1 at tht Church of of tht Recessional. Directed by Fereet Lawm Martoarr.

I.IPSU1TZ. Jennie. Services ii ant. today, at tnt Hilien ftiortuary of Hollywood. Igoacie E.

Requiem High Mass today, a at til Plaaa Church (Our Lady Queen Angels i. Interment San Antonio Tex. Canalaghasa A O'Connor, directors. MACULE, Mrs. Mariaa beloved wife of William Macule, loving daughter of Etta Wheeligan, sister of Marie Wheelman.

Rostry this evening. at the chapel of Cunningham A O'Connor Hollywood, 8540 Melrose Avenue. Requiem Mass Thursday, 9 a.m., at Christ the King Church. Interment Holy Cross. Meet I.I.OLClt.

Joseph beloved father or. Mrs. Kutn Davidson. Services 2 p.m. Thursday at Th Hous of Hall.

McLANE, Robert Ceaaat, of 2147 Lyric Avenue, beloved son of Harriet co-nant McLane and loving brother of Edna McLan Young. Servlcts today. 1 p.m., at Church tf tht Recessional, Forest Lawn. Itter-McKinley'e alrether, 6240 Hollywood Boulevard, directors. HeKOSKEY.

Mrs. Helen B. Requiem Mas today, 10 3O a.m., at th Cathedral Chapel. Interment Holy Cross. Pleas omit flowers.

Cunnlncbam A O'coanar. directors. MILLER, fred W. Edwards Brothers' Cotevlal Mortaary, A ItuoDe. directors.

1 OAKLEY. Mabel H. C.l services Thursday. p.m.. at W.

B. Temple Mortaary, 128 East Palm Monrovia PAI.MATIEK. Edith Irene, beloved wlf narry e. r'aimatier. Services Thursday, 3 P.m., at TJt-ier-Mrkvlnley'a Viewpark, 2719 West Siauson Avenue.

fBIMS, joha H. Sr. Services Thursdar. pt at ehanel of Rlbr A Reive. South Gate.

POPPELMAN, Hubert beloved husband oi Anna aiaii ruvwunwi, tawiRi of Evelyn A. Luney. Dorothy Buckler. Florence Lewis. Raymond Lylt A.

and Clyde M. Poppelman. Services Thursday. 12 noon, a tht Church of the Recessional. Directed by Fereat Law Mertaarr.

RAY OK, Fannie, beloved mother of Sey mour, Harrv and Franklin Kayor. and Mrs. Florence Hixan, tl.ter of Irwin Gardenswarta, Mrs. Dora Kos-koff and Mrs. Ruth Hurst.

Services Wednesday, 3 p.m., at Hillside Memorial Park. Maliaow A Simona, diractors. ROBESON, Margaret Fisher. Mast today. 10 a.m..

at St. Paul's Shurcb. Edward Brother1 iortuarr, directors. SCHNEIDER. Edward beloved hus band of Louise M.

Schneider, lather ol Irene Prouex. Services Thursday, 11:30 a.m., In the wee Kirk o' the Heather. Directed by Forest Laws Mortuary. SHAFEK. Hiram Grove, beloved husband oi Mrs.

eimiiy c. snaier, istner at Mrs. Eunice Delpbey and Mrs. Nancy Delphey, also survived by 2 brothers and 4 sisters residing In Ohio. Services 2 p.m.

Thursday at tht Chino Methodist Church. Turner, Sloven At Turn, Aihambra, directors. SHUIJU Mrs. Lull a September 16. age 61, a resident of 3900 EOgenni Drive, Los Angeles, for almost 30 years, beloved wlf of Ira S.

Shull, sister of Mrs. Leila F. Bowles and Mrs. B. Margaret Fraser, also survived by 3 niece, and her stepfather, James F.

Slier, of Riverside. Service Friday. 3 p.m., at Aeheea A- Graham Chapel, Riverside. Interment Evergreen Cemetery, Riverside. STERN, Morris, beloved tusband of Yo- landa.

loving father of Shirley stern. Services 2 p.m. today, at the Wil-len Mortuary. Hollywood. STRAUS, Daisy 1 M.linow Simons, directors.

THOMPSON, Carl Edwin, beloved hus band of Hazel M. Thompson, brother or Louise Stewart and Frances coomber, uncle or Jack wadsworth. Services Thursday, 12:30 p.m.. In the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Directed by Fort Lawn Mortuary.

TBACEr, Daniel beloved brother of Howard. Donald. Miss Rose Tracer. Mrs. Fred Prydt and Mrs.

A. J. reicnt. Requiem Mass Thursday. 8 a at Blessed Sacrament Church.

White A caiianan, dlreetors. WALLACE. Le brother of Don F. Wallace of Aihambra. Services 1 p.m.

Thursday at W. Brown A Son Funeral Home, WEINMAN, William E. Services today, 10 a.m.. at Holly wood Cemetery Chapel. Groman Morinarr, directors.

WEISS, Maude May, beloved wlf pf Her. pert wels. Services Friday. 11 a.m.. In the Little cuurcn oi tne Flowers.

Directed by Forest Lawa Mortuary. WILSON. Louis Frank, belovtd husband oi Maoel Wilson, loving rather of Amber Wilson. Alice Conner, Arline uan.er, lois swanson, Marie ean. Dorothy Blssell, Lloyd, Louis and ueorge wuson.

Services Wednesday, 11 a.m., at tne cnapei oi tne chimes, mgiewond Park Cemetery. Smith A Salsburr. funeral directors, Culver City, In charge. 85 52 75 52 82 55 .76 36 .74 53 67 54 01 .92 72 .59 45 77 67 .83 49 .68 42 60 48 .01 .89 53 61 43 81 47 60 92 51 58 37 .84 59 .81 55 .88 63 ,74 46 .01 .83 ,84 68 .76 37 87 39 79 70 T. 75 45 .96 60 .75 54 71 56 .01 .75 52 85 76 03 ,68 37 .81 69 6T 55 .11 83 45 ,79 55 75 41 71 54 101 70 63 44 81 47 65 52 .03 64 59 01 92 42 II (I 76 41 88 54 81 iS 72 42 87 57 88 71 76 55 63 57 .10 78 53 T.

74 42 88 73 .43 100 67 60 51 .20 68 42 .18 ,78 48 ,90 55 102 67 TATIONS 56 4S .13 62 3 T. 51 50 01 subject to final award, at prices 1 I MM (icaiea im Jieia A- lO LA. GRAIN Quotation nominal, subject to market fluctuation. Cash price, per wt. bulk carlota, wholesale only.

10-aar ablpmea Bulk whit wheat 3 75 OJ 85 Barley, 46 lb. 2 963 02 Wblt i 3 35 3.50 Tellow cora 3 71 71 Mil (TC) 3 09 3.1144 See. 1 50 3 00 3 40 3 93 3.11 cab ucurit Whtat. barley, ft; ora. aata, aatto.

floae. II; ewtal. hay, BUTTER EGGS POULTRY Fwdaral-stato Market News Smc tot SSt 191 BVTTKB Jobbueg prloes retailers Orad AA. carton. Graoe A.

Orad 70 072 SCGS WBoleiale Prices Larg Medium Small Ootwua. Or. A 63b4 52013 Cneaocilod Local. Larg Medium Small 30. A A 66 1 67 55 57 38 3 i Prleaa to retail store, b.

dlstrlbu-1 Ws Plant (delivered 1 ceut higher, car- I ton 3 cents higher i I Area Medium Small Orad AA 72W74 Orad A 67W69 Orad 55 5. 62 1 63 P8WS9 40041 Pries to Oiosumert In Cartons Larua Amall urmos A A Y. OaJ 7073 urao A 750.80 62di 49091 378,38 pound's: che, 232.741l' Bound! UVB POULTRY 'F b. paving prices tnaludtn haullngl Brulters 1 to 2" lbs. rryers to 3 lb.

30t32 Do 3 to 4 lbs Roasters 4 lbs. up 34 a 36 Capouettes 3 to 4 lb. 35137 Do roaster over 4 lbs 36a3 Hens Light true, tuder 4 lb. 18 20 a ins. up 21 'tf 22 Do cross, 4 lbs.

up 2324 Do colored, all welahta Turkeys, young hens 33tT34 uo young torn MaM nuuti vrntta iryers a. raoco. miscellaneous 2021 Do commercial 21 22 Chtcag kgg Total aaJrv 873 contracts. Refrigerated N. 2, September.

53 1053.2O; October, 52.450 M.ew; cievemuer. 4g.b5. LA. LIVESTOCK Pvderal-Stat Mark.t Newt Service CATTLE Salable, 1200; supply In creases ar ouh. a lew carried from Monday: general cuallty leu desirable; very slow, sartv sales all classes about steady with Monday's average; load mostly good lost-Pound red steers.

Z2.00: some held higher, few loadg commercial and low good. 17.5OO20.50; load good ana cnoic '2-pouna red oeifers, 20.75: Utility and commercial cows, 10.50 013.25: few young cows to 14 00: cannsrs and cutters, 7.90s7 10.00; few light cannert, 7.00 down, utility bulls. 14 two 16.00: odd heavy Holatetns to 18.0O: cmrt.ra. 13.00: few merluim Inri good feeder steer, 14.00916.50; fleshy yearlings. 18 00.

CALVES Sa able. 150: slow, few sales about steady; utility to good calves. 14 00016.00; evils down to 11.50 and under: Uttl stock demand early. HOGS salable, 650: fairly active. steady to 50 lower; sows steady: choice 1 and 2 Pounds 20.50V26.00; few lots down to 25.00: 257 pounds.

24.00; choice 3 around 380 pounds, 22.00; choice 290-400-pound sows, 18.00019.00; few heavier down to 17.00. SHBEP Salable, none: few lots rood holdover lambs steady at 18.00; few fat ewes, 5.00. NAVAL STORES SAVANNAH. Sept. 23 () Naval stores today; Receipts Turpentine, 198; rosin, none.

Shipments: Turpentine 90: rosin, none. Stock! Turpentine. 30541 rosin. 5249. BANK DEBITS Loa Anc atlas ClearlnKbous Association yesterday reported 4eblta to individual account.

aB.Tau.fcav. cwreipooaing date last Tear. iUb.bS.Ol. San Franclao ioank cleartnti, 30U-UUO. Stock Increased ST.

LOUIS, Sept. 22 Stock. holders of Emerson Electric Manufacturing Co. at a special meeting today approved an increase in the authorized common stock to 750,000 shares from 500,000. 4 i.e..) Due to I.B Indefinite Sept.

22 Sept. 22 Sept. 23 Sept. 23 Sept. 24 Sept.

25 Sept. 22 Sept. 23 Sept. 22 Sept. 23 Sept.

22 Sept. 25 Sept. 22 Indef intt Sept. 22 Sept. 23 Indefinite 8out.

23 Sept. 22 DetlaatiB New' Tork San Fran. New York Ventura Coos Bay Fran. Brooklyn San Fran. Maratlan Marcos 1.1.

Tokuyama Honolulu Cape Town Honolulu Golhto Yokohama Malt New York Drstloatlea I Havr Yokohamft Powell River sept. 23 Midnight) Da Sail Sept. 24 Sept. 23 Sept. 21 Dee Sail Destiaatiea Bent.

24 Portland Sept. 24 Yokohama Sent. 24 San Juan Sept. 2. Yokohama Indefinite Sept.

24 Manila Sent. 23 Seattle Sept. 27 Ban Fran Sept. 24 Portland Sept. 26 San Fran Sept.

74 Yokohama Sept. 26 San Fran. Sept. 24 Port San Luis Valet Berth Agamemaon Br Hon iron i.h-i Hawaiian Wtvolesaltr, San Fran. .198 I ROSENTHAL.

Norman A. against Helen RYCKMA.N. Alice M. against Richard SEAMAN. Tot I.

against Russell A. SLATER. Haiti I. against Artie D. SMITH.

Genevieve L. against Stanley J. SMITH. Jack D. against Evelyn M.

SPERLING. Vera L. against Willis W. Jr. Moltv aealnst Georee.

TERRY. Nellie against Otbar L. TnriMAft Nanev airainst Jo. THOMAStTEC. Vlrgie gainst Joseph.

weiskl. uorotny ai. ueoige h. WINDERS. Mariaa L.

against Robert Jr. WOLFUS. Eleanor against Solomon. WOOD. Donna A.

against Lloyd R. DIVORCES GRANTED ANNBAR. Shirley from William Jt. BACHELOR. Ellen from James.

DAVIDSON. Anna M. Irom WUlitta. HEPNER. Ruth from Jacob.

HDTSON. William from Magdallen. JARMAN. Harry L. Sr.

from Adelln L. JENSEN, Catherine from Jens E. KELLEY Elbert D. from Grave K. MAY.

Marlun E. from Ray S. MELENDEZ. Sara from Diego. NEHRBASS.

Alice M. from Joha H. Jr. NELSON. EWgene R.

from Elsie M. OLMSTEAD. Barbara from Joha H. PIERCE. Donald from Esther L.

RANDALL Su A. from Glen F. ROWDIEN. Edna from Harold F. SCHWABS.

Katherin S. from Herbert. SCROGGS. Stella from Joha L. SMITH.

Ellen L. from Lawrence W. STAMP. Emily F. from John WAER.

George E. from Jeanne A. WHILES. Robert from Geraldln. WILLETT.

Leila from George. WYATT. Oma from Howard B. Deaths, Funeral Announcements ANDERSON. Oscar L.

Services today, 1 p.m., at Edwards Drotnere' Loleutai Mortuary. ANDUaW. Lerrin. Services privet. Araastr: Mali in charge.

BEACH, Joha A I den. suddenly at Greenwich, September 22nd. 1953. beloved husband of Constantino Johnston Beach, lather of Camilla Johnston Beach aud brother of Charles F. Havemeyer.

Services at th Woolworth Memorial Chapel, Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City, Thursday, September 24th at 3:30 p.m. Interment private. Pleas omit flowers. Fred 1). Jtnao and San Memorial.

BUCKS. Herbert 0., beloved husband of Bianciie Beers, brother ol Nelli Minor. Service Wednesday at 13 noon. In the Little Church of th Flowers. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary.

BESDAN, Ida Mae. Services Thursday, 11 a.m.. la th Llttta Church ol th Flowers. Directed by For est Law Mertaarr. tanni.

services today, 1 p.m., a. (See-ma Mortuary. BONTEB, Joha Snlrbt, beloved sob of Mrs. MAX Knight Bonter, loving brother of Gretchen Bonter. Services Wednesday, 12:30 p.m., at the Church of.

Our Savior, 6301 West Olympic Boulevard. Flare Hollywood, 5959 Santa Monica Boulevard, directors BOBTZ. Max, beloved husband of Blanche Bortz, belovtd brother of Jack and Sam Bortz, Miriam Shapiro and Bertha Minkin, unci of Mabel Saklon. Services Wednesday 1 p.m. at Hollywood Cemetery Chanel.

Malloew Ac Simons, directors. BRIDGES, Mae Franeee, beloved wlf of Earl Bridges, mother of Eaxiene. brothers John William Law-renr E. Sweeney; sisters Margl E. Bishop.

Arleen A. Wilson, Carmelite V. Rosqui, Helen M. Waitmire, Anna F. Catherwood and Gertrude E.

Nicholson. Services Thursday. 11 a.m., at Ut-ter-McKiBler'e wiisfcir, 444 South Vermont. CARVER, Jane B. Edward.

Colonial Mertaarr. CHEN TALI AS. 1 am, Remains in car of David J. Mai ler Ar Bicbard W. Mellor Mortuary, CHURCH, Charles beloved husband of Ellen loving father of Alleen Halter and Ruth Courtney, alao sur vlved by 4 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren.

Services 10 a.m. Thursday at the soioiers Horn Military Chapel, saw telle. C1ANCI, Ctrinto, beloved father of Ella Conti. Mary Maitch, Anne Smith, Carmea Howarth, Louis and Joseph Clanct. Services Friday.

11:30 a.m., la the Wee Kirk the Heather. Directed by Forest laws Mortuary. COOPEB, Jack (Bed), beloved husband of Linda Cooper, loving son of Mr, and Mrs. Scott Cooper. Remain, will He In Stat this ve- Blng at David J.

alloy Richard Vt Mblev Mortuary Chape I. 1717 South Flower. Services Tlrursday, 2 p.m.. at the Hollywood cemeterv Chapel under auspices of America loose and Sliver Trowel Lodge of COl Grace Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mertaarr. DB NUNEZ.

Hasan Mass of the Angels today, 9 a.m.. at Mother ol Good counsel Church, Interment Holy Cross. Cnnnlnghau A- Conner Hollywood, directors, FOI.LEX, Rt. Rev. Msgr.

Victor J. Solemn Pontifical Mas of Requiem today, 10 a.m., at St. Gregory's Church. Interment Calvary cemetery, cunninsnam A O'Connor directors. I Bid Asked iBoaton Edison 46 49 Brunswig Drue 16 17 Bullocks.

Inc 22 24 Cal Oreg Pow 24 26 ''a Cal Pac Utli. 21 23 Cal Water Sve 30 32 Cal Wat It Tel 15 16 Can Sup Oil 7 7 Capitol Records 514 6'. CbikMU Co 11 12 Cleveluid-aift IS 17 Coca-Cola LA 22 24 Color Cs of Ar 1 1 Colo Im Gas 30 32 Cous Fielguw 13 15 Cons Rock Pd 1.45 1.65 Crowell-Coilier 5 6 DiMiey iWalli 7 8 Ducommun Met 12 13'. Factor (Maxj 3 4 First Bomou 33 36 Fluor Corp 15 16 Fullerton Of) 30 33 Gen Control 12 Gen Tel of Cal 18 30 Giadden Proda 1 1 Good Humor .55 .75 Do PI 4 5 Orinneil Corp 64 68 Harbor Plywd 8 9 Harvill Corp IV. 1 Hearst Pubs pf 14 15 Hotlmsn Radio 13 14 Int Cellucotton 26 27 Internal.

Hat. 20 22 Do pf 78 83 Interstate Eng 5'4 6 Interst MB- Frt 12 13 Joyce. Inc 1 2 Kaiser Steel 7 8 Do pf 19 20 Kan G.s at 34 36 Kave-Halbert 2 3 Kendall Co 38 41 Kentucky Dtll 17 18 King Bros Prod 1 Kingsbe Cot Oil 2 3 Knudaen Cream 8 9 iKwikset Lock. 11 12 Langendt Bag 21 23 Do pf 28 30 Long Bell Lbr 15 lfi LA Athletic CI 27 30 LA Transit Li 10 11 Macco Corp 9 10 Marmillan Pet 11 12 Mallorv iPR 39 Market Basket 15 16 MarlinRockwell 15 J6 IMInnJiOnt Pap 25 27 I Bid Asked Mission Apoll 3 4 Net 8 9 Natl Mtr Bear 14 16 Natl 1 1 New Eng CMteB 14 15 Newport Steel 8 Norns Therm 14'4 15 No Ind serr 25 26 Pac-Airmotive 2 2 Pac Mercury TT 3 4 Pac Mutual 6 7 i Pac PwriLt 18 19 Packard-Bell 12 13 Perma Cement 23 25 Plomb Tooi 8 9 Plymouth Hub 2 3 Portland OarC 17 18 Portland t3 28 30 Portsmouth SU 11 12 Puget Sd PliL 22'. 23 Pttrex Corp 7 8 Republic Sup 13 14 Rockwell Mtg 21 227 Rohr Aircraft 12 13 Royal Pet 27 29 SanDlego GiB 14 14 Do 5 of 21 22 Do 4 pf 19 20 Do4.40 pf 19 20 Seattle Oil 17 Sierra Pac Pw 26 28 So Calif Water 9 10 Southern Prod 22 24 So Union Ga 20 21 4 Southwest 20 22 Sterl El Mot 3 4 Stuart Co 15 17 Suburban Ser 7 7 Suburban Pro 17 18 Supercold 2 3 Taylor OJtGa.

2'a 24 Telecomputing 8 9 Tejon Ranch 13 14 Tenn Gas Tr 22 '4 23 Tenn Product 11 12 Texas Eastern 16 17 Texas Gas TT 16 17 Thrifty Drug 7 8 Time. Inc. 31 33 Timrn Aircraft .73 .95 Trans Gas 21 22 Tucson Gas 34 US Potash 27 29 CS SpringB 7 8 Utility Appll 2 3 Do sf 12 VanCampSFd 8 9 '4 Warner 8w 12 13 Weber Show 6 7 Yuba Con Gold 2 2 fwwraaea Stoaa Aetnt Fir. 52 Arn Eamt.ble 264 Am Ins Newark 34 4 Am Surety 54 Cont Casualty 81 "i Foreman's FA 58 Firemen's Ins 24 '4 Pounders Ins 14 General Re-In 34 Glen. Palls 55'4 Globe Repnk 1SS 95(4 29 25 57 V.

86 61 4 25 lt. 3T 59 17 42 38-i Gr American 39 Hanover Fir 36 Hertford Fir 158 '4 165 Home Insur Maryland Cae Muss Bonding Merrh Mf.s National Fir. North River Prov-Wash St Paul FA-M 8td Arcident Ti'le Onar Tr t'S FidA-Onsr Westchester 41 1 23 25 94 66 26 26 43'. 18 i2 21 2a 10. 70 28 29 35 46 19 65 23 Ranks A Trut Comp.nie.1 Bankers Trust 4B' 51 Panic Mann.t 3n'.

Ch.e Netinnal 45''. Chemical Bk 46'. Guaranty Tr 6J' Irvln. Trust 20T Manuf.c Trust National City 49 Coast Hsnee Atner Tr SF 28" Sank Amerira 29. Bank C.l SF 46 '4 Cal Bank LA 30.

Citlyeng Nat LA 54' 39 49 49 66 22 63 52 30 31 50 33 58 Sec-Ut LA 102 109 Title 31 4 33; Tin BkTr LA 111 '4 141 ValNatPhoenlx 16 17 Preferred and Ceaamen Arner Exoresa 1 Am Fruit Grow 10 Amer Marietta 19 Amer Phenolic 34 Ardea Farm. 12 Do pf 45 Am Pipe 13 Ari Pub 8er 13 Bancroft tJoal 9 Ben-Hur Prod Berkshire Sp 12 Boston Aj Alb 121 20'' 15 14 4B'-; It 10'i 1" 13a: 128' Double funeral services for Guy Henry Launders, 71, re tired Paramount Pictures Corp. Art chief, and his wife Viola, 69, victims of a traffie accident last Sunday, will bt conducted at 11 a.m. today In tht Gates, Kingsley Gates Wayside Chapel, 1500 Sepulveda West Los Angeles. Tht two were passengers In a car which collided with an-othtr at Beverly Glen and Olympic police reported.

Mrs. Launders died before reaching Santa Monica Hospital. Her husband died in the same hospital Monday. Career as Fireman Mr. Launders spent more than 47 years as a fireman.

A native of Iowa, he came here more than 50 years ago. He joined the City Fire Depart ment May 7, 1903, became a lieutenant June 1, 1924, and re tired a year later. In 1926 he became Are chief at Paramount, retiring again Jan. 18, 1952. Mr.

Launders leaves one brother, Del Launders of Fullerton. Mrs. Launders leaves a son, Gent Hewitt of Beverly Hills; a daughter, Mrs. Winona Hookstrappen of Los Angeles; Sun, Moon, Tide Br U.S. Coast and Suttrt MftV MtSr ULt OJi)C oo tva.

oo Sua Oct. Oct. 15 Sept. 23 WEDNESDAY, SEPT, ft sept. 29 Sun rises 6:41 a.m., sets 6:49 p.m.

Moon rises 7 p.m., set 7:18 a.m. TIDES, LOS ANGELES HABBOB Sept. Low High Low High 23 3:38 0.0 9:48 8.1 10:16 5 5 24 4:12 0.5 10:23 6.4 11:08 4.9 25 4:47 1.1 11:00 6.4 High Low High Low 28 12:06 4.1 8:22 1.7 11:39 6.1 27 12:14 3.7 5:00 2,3 11:27 5 9 7:08 0.2 28 1:53 3.3 5:50 2.8 5.4 8:37 0.4 29 4:10 3.4 7:25 3.2 1:48 6.010:05 0.4 Tides art given In order of occurrence. First column denotes time and second column height in feet above or below men lower low water Llght-fsc type denotes a.m.; blark-fae p.m. Time beginning Sept.

27 Pacific Standard Time. Yesterday a water temperatures: Long Beach, 65; Santa Monica. 61. Amarillo Atlanta Bakersfield Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Charleston Cheyenn Chicago Cleveland Denver Detroit Dodge Cltr Duluth El Paso Eureka Flagstaff Ft. Worth Frno Grand Junction Helena Honolulu Houston Huron Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansac City Las Vegas Little Rock Medford Memphis Mlmi Minneapolis New Orleans New York North Platte Oklahoma CUT pmaha renaeitoa Phoenix Pittsburgh Pocatelio Portland, Me.

Portland. Or. Rapid City Red Bluff Reno Roswell Sacramento St. Louis Salt Lake City San Antonio San Francisco Seattle Spokan Springfield. Mo.

Tampa Tucson Vancouver Washington Wichita Winslow Yuma ALASKA Anchors? Fairbanks Juneau VITAL RECORD HAKRIAGB LICENSES ISSUED ANDERSEN CORY A. M. B. 49 BAKEK MEADOWS. D.

58. L. 40. BELL HAGE. W.

25. M. 23. BEKTRAND--SORENSEN. R.

23. D. IS. BLUM-LOWENSTELN. I.

62. S. 45 BRIGHT LANDWKHK. K. 32, C.

29. CANTRELL JOHNSTON. L. 22, B. 20.

CARMAN PAGE. J. 65, A. 36. CARILIXDMirNDOZA.

J. 21. E. 20 CASSIDY GOETHALS. E.

28. M. 21. COLBERT COLBERT. J.

Sr. 62. 40. CRAWFORD HAHN. O.

20 C. 18. CROSSLAND VEZINI. B. 25, M.

SI. DANDR1DGE BULLOCH. K. 17. .18.

DARBY BURGER. 20, D. 19. DILLON MORRIS. T.

23, K. 19. EDWARDS PADILLA. A. 42, J.

25, EVANS JOHNSON. N. 35. O. 31.

FEH.OUSON INMAN. H. 33, E. 33. FLEMLNG-- BONORA.

W. 26. C. 20. FOWZER OLAZEBAL.

J. 29. C. 27. FREEDMAN RYAN.

D. 49. 47. FKESCAS PRIETO. A.

30. F. 23. GILBERT MacDONALD. L.

26, 30. GRIFFITH SCOTT. R. Jr. 29.

F. 23. CiROSS WILLIAMSON. L. 29, R.

34. HALLETT DIETZ. B. 40. L.

37 HARVEY DORSET. B. 28. M. 22.

HILLS-OBRADOVICH. R. 28. G. 24.

HOUSO -SEMPONI8. C. 31. C. 39.

HUTCHINSON HUTCHINSON. H. 64, N. 47. JONES DANIELS.

T. 32, O. 23. KNIEBLM LORIMEB. J.

20. J. 17. LAIRD FOLLETT. L.

19. 19. LARK PADGETT. G. 67.

J. 72. LEVER DEAN. W. 33.

P. 26. LEVIN DAVIS. 8 27. C.

23. LITTLETON BAILY. J. 28. B.

33. LONO LANE. L. 27, L. 30.

LOWRY WOOD. J. 20. B. 17.

LYONS GARNEft. S. 57. E. 52.

MAIN WAR RING LEWIS. R. 24. 33. MATTHEWS MILLER.

V. 27, R. 21, MlCLINTTCK DUMMER. R. 23, M.

23. McCrRATH OWENS. O. 20, 8. 17.

McINNES COOPER. E. Jr. 23. P.

19. McMILLEN TAMBLYN. R. 25. 23.

MERRITT URNES8. R. 22. A. 18.

NA.MER RITCHIE. C. II 20. M. 22.

NESBITT 3TEPANIAN. D. 22. J. 23.

NORH1S EI.DREDGE. L. 18. B. 16.

PAPEL JACOBS. S. 34. H. 34.

PARKS WELCH. W. 22, J. 21. PEREZ DURAN.

L. 23. L. 18. PING BEVERLIN.

N. 22, R. 20. PINTO ROHNER. R.

76. C. 65. PRICE McLAIN. 23.

B. 21. RAMOS PERRY. H. 41, A.

25. RAPELLA TAYLOR, D. 22, P. 1. BEAL CAIRNS.

W. 27, P. 20. RIPLEY BRERES. M.

29. A. 39. ROSENBERG BLOOM. M.

27. S. 17. BCANLON KAHN. J.

22. M. 19. SCHMIDT PHILLIPS. M.

48. H. 3S. SHAW O'SHEA. L.

27, M. 30. SIMMONS WRIOHT. F. 39, I.

18. SMITH HAYHOW, A. 49. J. 29.

SMITH PULOS. 14, M. 17. SPRAY ZAHLE. J.

25, V. 24. STILWELL LACKEY. B. 21, B.

11. 1-EFFT HICKS J. 63, F. 44. WEI.CH RASCHB.

C. 44, L. 40. WHITMORK--VOOirL. C.

25, M. IT. WILSON MOORE. 48. R.

39 WIUSON- R. 26. B. 15. WIKNOR HANSON.

B. 37. C. WOI.D 21. J.

WOI.TFRR CANTY- SI. ti, YAKUSSl-HABU B. 12, IS. YOU NGBR COOK, IS, t. II.

SHIP MOVEMENTS AT HARBORS HERE eMiripHsd by Marin Bxchane. Refer to steamship companies for dock tim. rats. r.servtttone and port of call ACTIVE VESSELS IN POST XESTEKDAT (T Ju CtrrsleirlM faif leJ.uief, HlWlrta) iirULiUif atari Frees Operator Hemispher Trd. Co.

A. Lust. Ltd. Marin Lines Blue Funnel Line Shipping Co. Oliver J.

Olson Co. Pacific Transport Lin Luckenbach Lines Johnson Lin State Marine Lutes Carriers, Inc Lykes Line Mstson Navigation Co. F. W. Hartman Co.

Union Oil Co. Puerto Vallarta Vancouver Keelnne Hong Kong Estero Bay Coos Boy San Fran. San Fran. Antwerp San Praff. Ssn Marcos Isl Houston San Fran Vancouver Eureka Sao Frsn American President Line Puerto Armuelles Puerto Vallarta Molt Vancouver Dnlted Fruit Co.

Rican 3.S. Co. Yamashita Lin Brokers Fran. Yamashlt Line TO ARRIVE LAST NIGHT 4 as. to From Operator Interocean Lin Ocean Operator Canadian Gulf Lin San Fran.

Norfo.k Powell River VESSELS DUE TO ARRIVE TODAY TM1 Anamia tpan.l Annitsa iPan.t American Eagle Agamemnon iBr 1 Catawba Ford iTsr.i Cynthia Olson China Transport Florence Luckenlmch Golden Gat iSwed.) Golden State Berth 264 101 LB-3 240 24 LB-6B 59 IB-18 Arrived Aug. 26 Sept. 22 Sept. 18 8ept. 22 Sept.

22 Sept. 22 Seot. 19 Sept. 20 Sept. 17 Sept.

17 Sept. 21 Sept. 22 Sept. 22 Sept. 22 Sept.

4 Sept. 21 Sept. 22 Sept. 9 Sept. 21 Sept.

22 Sept. 20 Harry Lundeb'g Pan.) LB-46 Howell Lykes Hawaiian Wholesaler Klaus Schoke iGrr 1 Paul M. Gregg President Clevelsnd Outsaueva Rlcan Star IC 198 Aiic. .107 .154 147 LB-50 Shinyo Mem ijan.i LH-29 Theofano uvanns iGk.l Anc. Y.maisuki Maru Uap.l LB-2 VESSUJI DUE Teasel Brandanger fNor.) Ernest Pet.hy (Br.) Ekefors ISwed.i Berth -4 Anc.

LB-9 Teuel Associated 'Tkr.) Andrew Jackson Bienville Cnos 1 Pan.) Coos Bay Caatlvill Wor.t David E. Day iTkr Hoegh Bllverwav iNor.) niinois (Tkr.i Julia lurkenbarti Nikkei Maru Jap.) Norwegian (Br.i S.nta Pauls iTkr.t TeaL Free. On I toners, Puerto Armuell Annltn Vancouver Catawba Ford Ester Bay ..101 .240 Berth 119 ,...176 174 143 232-D LB-77 180 172 328-E LB-10 53 ....150 B.rth COMFORTING The family'j final tribute ii mads beautiful and infinitely temfortlng ot Edwardi Brother! Colonial Mortuary. AM detaili art personally supervised by one of the Edwardi Brother. and tvtry Service ii accompanied by tint muiie, contributing io much to Hi grace and quiet dignity ond at no extra cost.

SPECIALIZING in choice FUNERAL FLOWERS Phone the Forest Lawn Flower Shop, located toitrvtn tht Memorial -Park, for expert arrangements and design of funeral and memorial flowers, delivered "minutes fresh''-telephone orders may bt charged. Artistic Sprays FOREST LAWN From Operator Avon Tld Water Asoscieted New Orleauj letlimian Lin Ssn Fran Lin New York O. M. Llvano Coos Bay Irwin Lyons Lor. Co.

San Fran Klavenrat Lin Rirhmond Richfield OH Corp. San Pran Java Pacltl Hoegb Oakland Th Texas qo. Brooklyn Luckenbach Line New York Kokusat Lin Liverpool Donaldson Lin Port San Luis Union Oil Oo. VESSELS ARRIVED YESTERDAY (T 4 Vend. From Berth EDWARDS BROTHERS I Inveitiaats sur Howeu Houston 16 Theofano Llvanoa Tanoowver Anc.

wntnia uisoa. 1.00. isav 224 VESSELS 9.411, Fit YErcltnAT-l(Ta MWto'iJ It cast ft hr atrtteal ftntwett writ. r-- bv wvubj titwnu; eBWTraCty KflHUl-Cleetod4-IM Zemeh.m Yaal, rr Tlaie easel. Fee Ties.

Vst, Fr Tta T. Advenktlrwr. Fr.n. 50 m. Rv.iho Maru fJap Vancouver 11 33 m.

Portiaar. Baa Frsw 120om HawtlUn Refiner. San Fran. 35 am. Santa Paul! iTk.p, Ports Luis 1 15 m.

Oleum ITkr), HrmnMii 3 00 m. Cslifornia Bear, Ben Fran. Mary K. Yokohama a.m. Atomena (Swed.i, A.n Fran, 3 00pm.

MlnrusBoiA (Tkr Ftem Ray 8:40 m. LOCATION OF BBTRTHB Otttw Harbor. 34 73; vnirit. 74 te. w.st B.sin, 181 149; Wilmington.

150 to JOJl Xsrtnlnal Island. 304 to 341i Long Beach. A- to LB-itn..