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of Helen Bolton. output of aircraft has fallon be taking $320 In veterans "read ^tween April 2rrnc low the prewar levels of 1030, justment allowances" during a he earned $105.10 o . Mabel A. Lewis Fi.. Mabel A. Lewis, 80, died Dy at Pacific Home, 1055 ingslcy Drive. She was the w of Willis O. Lewis. Fu- servlces will be conduct- t 2 p.m. today at Pierce . Hollywood Mortuary, 5050 a Monica Blvd., and friends asked to omit flowers. In dent in Rosednle Cemotery follow. Mrs. Lowla leaves and contended they could, not expand -- thnt no|nt fast enough Los Angeles Times And a|9-30-1947 { in dustry expressed bclltil me cuun. try Is "beginning to got" a war warning now. The spokesman was Oliver P. Echols, who rotlred from the Army Air Forces as a major gen eral to become president of the Aircraft Industries Association. period when he earned $816 with a ruhbor company. Additionally placing Rivers on years' probation and order- In^StJm to repay tho sum Illegal ly recMml between last Oct. 1 and Jan. 17*^ Judge Moffatt de clared: "I will give a ^11 sentence In 037 So. Flowar sons and two daughters, Germani Aid Rasa' i DOES THE TRICKUa E. Lewis, DeWltt T. "I think Russia Is doing every /Is, Emma May Mox)ey and thing It possibly can to develop L. Mcrrlam. air power," Echols sold, "and rs. Georgia C. Furlong I think they can. They have the German knowhow along with PAINTS A ROOM NEAT & QU tnsary for Mrs. Georgia Coy the qlart they nlreody had.'* rlong, 58, Vidow of James He pointed out that aircraft rlong, Mayor of Vernon Tor production today Is lens than at yenrs, will be recited today the start of 1P30--a point from 8 p.m, nt the chnpel of Cun- which it look five years to reach nghnm & O'Conner, 850 W. tlie war penk. ashington Blvd. Requiem Expansion plans are based on ass will be celebrated tomor- a onc-ycnr wnmlng of conflict, w at 0:30 a.m. at Calvary Echols said, but there Is no as aunoleum Chapel. She had re surance the nation will have ded at 2609 Clark Ave., Bur- such a warning. THE MIRACLE OIL AND RESIN WALL FINISH You can pain t a room yourael f with Kem-Tonel Cover dull walli, or wallpaper, In tba morning--Mova back Into a freah, colorful room that urn* ink, for the past two years. afternoon. No muul No final Mre. Furlong leaves ames J. Furlong. her son, Town Hall to Hear tVillard W. Burgess Gov. Stassen Speak Funeral services for Wlllnrd Former Gov. Harold E. StasV. Burgess, 61, of 102 S. Moun- sen of Minnesota, candidate for aln View Ave., attorney, who tho Republican nomination for lied Saturday, will be conducted President, will arrive In Los An by Forest I^awn Mortuary at geles nt 7:30 n.m. tomorrow by 3:30 p.m. today In the Wee Kirk American Airlines to deliver n o' the Heather. Mr. Burgess was noon address to members nnd n major In the Infantry In World guests of Town Hall. War I, and also a veteran of . He will hold n press conference World War If. Ho leaves his tomorrow morning and, after widow Lucllc and two brothers. conferences with local support ers In the afternoon, will bo the Dr Clara Phillips guest of I^ouls B. Mayer, motionplcluro producer, In the eve- No bother I ONE COAT COTEIt mott interior aurfacet--even wall paper I APPLIESUKEMACICI DRIES IN 1 HOUR! NO "PAINTY" ODOR! WASHES EASIIYI LOVELIEST COLORS! THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. ISOI West Till F VENETIAN BLIN MANN SS ^ " 551 /