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Devoted to Developing the Great Bay District Established Oct 13, 1875 Member Associated Press TEMPERA Tt'BIg FORECAST . Hterh te (put 24 houra, I a.m.) Low H Cloudy tonight and Satui'daT. unsettled at times in West: moderate temperature; I A. M. READINGS IN OTHER CtTX** moderate north to northwest winds. ; LM AnielM -*-,*.. t Lake OUT •** OCEA.N TIDES Boston ,-BlVnHf u_ ' " TI Tamea __—__-__•••_• Vert . • ***-* Huh Lev Pittsburgh 64 Kansas CStS • II 6:40 a ..... 7r2S p.m..0:24 a.m.: 1 37 p.m. Des Moines _ _ 54 San Francisco - M ION RISES | ' ' SON SETS EVE LOOK New Orleana _73 Chlcaio SS 6:31 o'clock: • 4:41 o'clock (AP)—The Associated Press (UP)—The United Press " (CNS)—City News Se_nr.ee (CPA)—Consolidated Press TRICE TWO CENTS VOLUME LVH NUMBER 281 SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1931 CHINA, JAPAN APPROVE MANCHURIAN ARMISTICE Red Cross Nurse Re-Elect Mayor Herman Michel Jobless to Sip Royal Outlaw Democrats Will The Evening Outlook is for the re-election of Mayor MAY ASK U. S. TO Herman Michel because we believe him to be the best equipped candidate before the voters in this campaign. And Army Lassie Tills is written ln full recognition of the unquestioned Up Saturday for Fi?fit Tax Raise honesty and standing of his opponents in the race. «_» MEDIATE STRIFE In the 40 years he has lived in the Bay district, Herman At Tront' A?ain Michel has built/a business house that for extent of trade Aoueduct Wor! Io Lower Frame PARIS, Nov. 20 (UP)—-China and Japan have acceptsd and standards of quality has few if any superiors ln South­ an armistice in the Manchurian conflict "to principle," the Girls Selling Tickets to ern California. He has grown up with the Bay district. The Registration Expected to Bourbon Spokesman Says league of nations secretariat announced today. The council Theater Benefits for progressive group among the livestock and dairymen of Attract Throngs to Sales Levy, Exemption also announced that both nations had accepted the proposal the coast count him among its leaders. City's Jobless City Hall Bureau Cut Unacceptable ln principle to send a commission of inquiry Into Manchuria. Before Michel became mayor of Santa Monica he had I Chinese and Japanese reservations to the proposal will be Memories of war days were served honestly and efficiently as a member of the Venice Close to 1,000 men from the WASHINGTON. Nov. 20 stated at a public council session Saturday afternoon. Tha revived in Santa Monica today board of education and as president of the Santa Monica- I ranks of Santa Monica's un­ (UP)—Democrats served no­ council, it was reported, favored a neutral commission, head­ when 60 young women, Ocean Park Chamber of Commerce. His first election in a employed are expected to tice today they would oppose ed by an American of the type of Gen. John J. Pershing, Am­ dressed In the uniforms of recall campaign was by a majority of only 300 votes. After | storm the city hall tomorrow any attempt to increase taxes bassador Charles G. Dawes or Chief Justice Charles Evans morning when representatives on the "little fellow." This Hushes. While China and Japan Salvation Army lassies and he had been ln office two years, he was re-elected for the accepted the commission Idea "la Red Cross nurses enlisted in battle I of the Metropolitan water distric* was the way they met Secretary oi four-year term by the largest vote ever given a candidate begin the registration of applicant: the Treasury Mellon's proposals for War Bulletins principle,'* tie formal acceptance de*» against destitution and started tbe pended entirely, on adjustment. Iff sale of ticket! for the benefit per­ for office in Santa Monica, a majority of more than 2,000 for work on the $220,000,000 aque­ Increased normal taxes, lowering oi duct. Registration will begin at I) exemptions to make more people pay the questiorfsKef evacuation of formances to be given ta Bay dis­ over the combined vote of his opponents. ANGANCHI, Man-Tnirla. Nov. troops, on which both the Chinese trict theaters next Wednesday as a. m. Only men who have been taxes and a "selective" sales tax that ttt (UP1—An Independent govern- residents of this city for one year among other things "would levy en and Japanese are expected to make part of the national drive by the In addition to his business training and ability, there is mrnt ta HelluoKklang province official declarations tomorrow. motion picture industries for un­ or more will be eligible. such "semi-luxuries" ae automobiles! waa declared at Tsitsihar today by employment relief. an even stronger reason why the voters of Santa Monica Santa Monica citizens will gel and radios. Mellon wants to raise a Chang C'hin-llul, the Chinese po­ The lassies and nurses made then- should elect Michel at this time. He has declared himself about 4 per cent of the jobs avail­ billion dollars to balance the budget. litical leader, who was carried to NEUTRAL GROUP WILL first appearance between quarters of able on the aqueduct projects if they House Group Silent power with the Japanese army ad­ INVESTIGATE CONDITIONS in an unequivocal manner for the manager form of govern­ are apportioned on the basis of the TOKIO. Nov. 20 (JD — The gov­ the benefit football game played ! assessed valuations of the various The Mellon program, which also vance ta Manchuria. by the 8anta Monica and Inglewood ment as the next forward step for Santa Monica to take. include, some Increases in surtax ernment announced today that*- a cities comprising the district. The group made of the American, high school teams. From now until This places his candidacy ln a class by itself. No other work is expected to get under way Never again, it seems, will Don rates on large incomes, has been en­ WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 Ut**- next Wednesday night they will be Alfonso de Bourbon wear the dorsed by several senate admlnlstra- Washington haa been informed French, British and Polish military candidate has taken this position. \ some time next spring and will call attaches would start today for Man­ ln evidence throughout the district. \ for the services of men trained in royal finery in which he is tlon leaders, though house republi­ tbe Japanese armies will retire Dr. Smyley ia Charge pictured above, for today he ls a can leaders, r— the most part, have from Tsilslhar, barring untoward churia, as official guests, to Investi­ It means that he stands for tiie divorcement of city I various trades, as well as for a great gate actual conditions there. Dr. Dorothy Smyley, with an ex­ amount of unskilled labor. "man without a country." thus far declined to commit them­ developments, as soon as they fin­ administration from politics and for the adoption of the stripped even of his right to set selves. The latter, however, are gen­ ish defeating thoroughly the Chi­ At the same time official circles perience gained in the World war, Registration will continue on flatly denied that Japan had made methods followed in all successful business concerns. He alternate Saturdays, being carried foot upon Spanish soil ns the erally acquiescent to a tax rise as nese General Mah. is director general of the drive. The result of a decree declaring htm necessary to balance the budget. acceptance of its five-point demand recruits are representatives of the finds his warrant for this in the experience of 442 cities of | on in the office of the city engineer on China a necessary condition foi* five relief agencies which will be l on the second floor of the city hall. guilty of treason. The tax bill must originate in the MUKDEN. Manchuria, Nov. 20 the United States that have demonstrated by years of ex­ house. And within the next few its approval of a Manchurian inves­ given the receipts from the benefit WP)—The bodies of 11 Japanese tigation by an official commission performances. These are the Salva­ perience that the manager plan means economy for the days leaders there, both democratic dead, the flrat casualties of Expert Will Study and republican, are expected to de­ of the League of Nations, tion Army, the Red Cross, the taxpayer and accomplishment for ths city. New cities are Wednesday's Nonni river battle, Inquiry Approved Council of Social Welfare, the Bu­ velop the general outlines of their together with SO wounded soldiers, reau of Catholic Charities and the added to the roll of the manager plan every year—38 in the Broadcasting Room Spain Banishes plana. arrived here by train today. A It was emphasized, however, that Parent-Teacher organizations. last year—and of the total of 442 that have adopted it since Dr. Vern O. Knudsen, of the The man who will be chairman of group of weeping women met the Japan considers this as a consider­ S. C. Frost, chairman of the San­ physics department at the Univer­ the house ways and means commit­ train. able concession on her part and it ta Monica-Ocean Park chapter of 1908, only 36 have reverted to older forms of government sity of California at JUxs Angeles, tee, if the democrats organize—Rep. waa intimated that the original in­ the American Red Cross; Capt. Vic­ during that entire time, and these through machinations of will make an acoustical analysis James W. Collier of Mississippi— TIENTSIN, China, Nov. 20 (m— tention was to compromise on a tor Bowyer, of the Salvation Army: self-seeking politicians who play government for their own of room 32 in the Library building, Its Former King made it plain that he would fight Martial law was decbufed here two-fold suggestion — that the Mrs. Marie T. Hutchings, supervisor proposed remote control station for any program which increased taxes again today when small groups of League should send a commission, of the welfare council; Mrs. Ern­ interest. Few if any cities are now adopting the commission university programs to be broad­ on the small taxpayer. He regards bandits reopened firing In several but insist, at the same time, on cast over KMTR, according to an Alfonso, Ruled Guilty of the "selective" sales tax as ln t his scattered sections of the etty. Po­ China's opening direct negotiation! est Blenkhorn. chairman of the form of government which Santa Monica has. It is well with Japan. Santa Monica council of Parent- designed for confusion and obscuring Issues. The three announcement yesterday. class, along with Increased normal lice were endeavoring to suppress Teacher associations, and Miss Viola This ls the latest development in Treason, Becomes 'Man tax rates and broadening of the tax the bandits. Japan agreed to drop the second commissioners have equal authority under the charter. No plans of the university broadcasts ba.se by lowering exemptions- point, it was said, when it became Ecker, executive secretary for the Without Country' He said Ihe larger Incomes should Catholic bureau, recruited the corps which will begin Friday. December MOSCOW, NOV. tO IrVr— Moscow clear that China would not accept one is head of the government. In fact, it is a government 4. According to present arrange­ bear the brunt of the increase. But it. of ticket-sellers. MADRID, Nov. 20«."l *•—Don Alphon- he was very careful, as arc other newspapers published for the first Tomorrow and Sunday the young without head or tail. ments, an organized series of lec­ time today news of Japanese oc­ Announcement that the military tures will be presented by each de­ so de Bourbon, former King Alfonso democratic leaders, to emphasize attaches of the four nations in To­ women will push their sale in the Mayor Michel's pronouncement for the business system III of Spain, was declared outlawed that they do not intend to put an cupation of Tsitsihar, Manchuria, cooperating motion picture houses, partment of the university. One day but refrained from comment, ap­ kio would go today, followed Japan's each week will be devoted to a sin­ and banished by the constituent as­ undue burden upon wealth, business Instruction to its delegation at appearing in the aisles of the the­ of city government is appealing from the fact that when lt sembly today and thus joined the or industry. parently a walling publication of aters during all intermissions. wins at the polls, as reliable signs now indicate it will, and gle department. In this way listen­ long-dead Charles Stuart of England the Japanese replv to Foreign Paris that lt approved the League De "Picket Duty" ers will receive the equivalent of a and Louis Capet of France as the Garner Silent Commissar Utrineffa latest note, proposal for a commission. From now until Tuesday night is ratified by the legislature of 1933, it will mean his re­ general college course by following third powerful western European Representative John N. Garner which haa not yet appeared here. Ask Place en Board they will do "picket duty" in booths tirement from office with only one year of his term com­ a series of lectures. monarch to be decreed guilty of (dcm.) of Texas, prospective speaker, A dispatch from Mukden to f ? in front of the theaters, in banks, pleted. It is the avowed purpose of those who are fostering treason by a revolutionary govern­ has refused to disclose his hand on Rengo News agency, said Jap_.r. i department stores and some of the ment. Any Spanish citizen may ap­ a tax program. airplanes bombed a.detachmcr. large markets. They will not solicit this charter change to insist upon the employment of a city Educators to Speak prehend him if he attempts to pene­ The Mellon program la drafted Chinese troops at Hailun, abou * ) .tales, but their presence will re­ manager who has demonstrated his fitness by successful At U*C*L.A. Confabs trate national territory. along lines of the 1924 revenue act Bay Efe Extend miles north of Harbin, yeste :sy, mind citizens of the coming drive Unlike the luckless Charles I and which if followed would provide nor- "annihilating the enemy forces." service elsewhere. Mayor Michel's re-election would pro­ Two conferences on educational may rates of 2 per cent on the first It was understood that the gov­ for unemployment relief. Any citi­ problems will be held at the Univer­ Louis XVI, however, Alfonso is not zen who purchases tickets, but does mote the adoption of the greatly needed charter change. likely to face an executioner's block $4,000 ot taxable income, 4 per cent ernment has urged that Japan be sity of California at Los Angeles to­ on the next $4,000 and 6 per cent given a place on the League inves­ not expect to attend the perform­ morrow. or guillotine. He was safe in exile in ance, may double his contribution Another strong reason for public support of Michel is the comfortable remoteness of neigh­ above that. Present normal rates are Relief Activities tigating commission, if one is ap­ Miss Lulu M. Stedman, supervisor l'ir. 3 and 5 per cent, respectively. proved, and that it ls prepared to by returning the tickets for resale. his advocacy of a tax survey of Santa Monica by the Cali­ of special education of the University boring France as the assembly hand­ Exemptions of the 1924 law were A possible return of $5,000 from ed down Its decree. agree that China also be repre­ fornia Taxpayers' association, a non-political organization elementary school, will be the sneak­ $1,000 for single persons and $2,500 sented. next Wednesday's benefit shows, er at the conference and round- The vote of the assembly was by for married persons. Present exemp­ Salvage Station Located with 8.500 seats to be disposed of, of the highest standing. Such a survey would clear the air table discussion on "The Education acclamation. It was delivered after tions are $1,900 and $3,500. and with the probability of several of uncertainty and lack of confidence and show tiie way to of Gifted Children." The conference a lone dramatic protest by the aged in W.L.A. to Receive hundred resales, is seen by those in and aristocratic Count do Roma- The white house denied that Pres­ Blames Alumni for substantial economies. will be held at 9:45 a. m. in room 10. ident Hoover had any specific "tax Yule Dor -*ions charge. The theaters cooperating of the Education building and will nones, one of Spain's wealthiest men, who, as a dashing young nobleman program," but anyone who has spent Subsidizing A tMetes in the relief drive in Santa Monica A third plank in Mayor Michel's platform that is gen­ be followed by a luncheon at 12:30 any time in the treasury these days L. T. Szymanski, chairman of the are the Wilshire, the Majestic, the o'clock in Kerckhoff hall. 40 years ago, dandled the baby Al­ NEW YORK, Nov. 20 (U.R) — Vir­ erally approved proposes a transportation study of Santa fonso on his knee at Escorial Palace. knows with what industry and dili­ salvage committee in the Elks' an­ Fox Dome and the Fox Criterion. gence Mellon and his experts have nual Christmas cheer activities, an­ tually every college in the coun­ Monica and the establishment of an adequate service It came after a five-hour debate in been formulating their views for nounced today that a salvage depot try has subsidized athletes, Dean between the beach and the metropolitan center. Santa WUl Rogers on Way the assembly chamber, packed with presentation to congress when called has been established in West Los Christian Gauss, of Princeton uni­ Claims Shrubbery radiantly dressed women and fault­ upon. Angeles. John Prior, proprietor of versity, contends, in an article -inn Monica has suffered from lack of transportation that would To Manchuria Front lessly attired men, many of them the service station bearing his name the December issue of Scribner's. In In Street Menace] meet the needs of the commuters with a low rate, yet would PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. 20 '-•_. — friends of the former royal family at Federal avenue and Santa Monica an article entitled "Our Professional Shrubbery growing in. the center keep the single fare high enough to deter dally shopping Will Rogers, who described himself and of the aged count, The scene,] California Board boulevard, will receive for the Elks Football Amateurs," Gauss charges parkways on Fourth street from as "more of a danged tourist than inside the chamber and in the streets all contributions of clothing and even the Institutions adhering most Montana avenue to Adelaide drive away from home. anything else," left at 8:35 a. m„ outside, was more like the opening of Urges Tax Survey items which can be put into shape closely to amateur ethics have today, for Seattle, en route to the opera in the days of the mon­ for the poor. alumni who violate the code un­ obstructs the vision of motorists to Some of the outstanding accomplishments in the public archy than the setting for the trial SACRAMENTO, Nov. 20 Iff)—New such an extent that one or more Japan. The main salvage bureau Is locat­ known to the authorities. He hopes to reach Manchuria be­ of a deposed king for treason against methods of taxation may be neces­ accidents each week can be ascribed safety department during the time it has been under the the state. sary to meet the expenses of state ed in the Elks club building. Pier to it, the Rev. Dr. W. H. Cornett de­ direction of Mayor Michel include: fore the Sino-Japanese difficulty Is government, but a careful survey avenue and Main street. Ocean Park, clared today in bringing the matter settled, he said, that he may reach should precede any action, the state where also are located the general Three Men, Killed to the attention of the • city council. The establishment of a health and welfare center on the estate of a war correspondent. board of equalization said here to­ Christmas cheer headquarters. The Rev. Dr. Cornett urged that Euclid avenue in cooperation with the county health de­ Soviet to Abandon day, in a statement on the tax 1 Cash contributions, as well as dis­ By Benzol Fumes the shrubs be taken out and lawns situation. carded but repairable clothing, shoes, DAYTON, O., Nov. 20 UP) — Two and tall trees be substituted to give partment. This center is so well appointed and equipped Federal Board Has Rationing System hats and garments of all kinds for men who went inside an empty ben­ drivers a better view of the streets, that it was exhibited as a model at the national health \ Fall Parole Request MOSCOW, Nov. 20 (U.R) — The men, women and children of all ages, zol tank to clean it, and a third who and particularly the intersections. soviet government ls preparing to L. A. Chamber Backs gratefully will be received by the tried to rescue them, were killed Members of the city council prom­ conference in Chicago last year. WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 (AV-The discard the famous communist sys­ Elks, who are working with Bay here today by poisonous fumes. The ised to investigate the situation. The fire department has been given new vitality. federal parole board is considering tem of rationing food and clothes, Five-Day Week Plan charity organizations in caring for victims were Walter Besecker, 26, Dr. Cornett also urged the estab­ the request of Albert B. Fall for it was reported today. All retail LOS ANGELES. Nov.___20__ttJ.R)— the needs of the poor, Edward Puterbaugh, 26, and the lishment of additional crossings on Mayor Michel appointed as chief William P. Mohr, a man of parole. The former secretary of the shops will be thrown open to the Directors of the Los Angeles Cham­ would-be rescuer, George Conrad, 38. San Vicente boulevard. executive ability and devotion to public- interests, who has interior is serving a year and a day public, as ln capitalistic countries, ber of Commerce were on record to­ Other employes donned gas masks in the New Mexico state prison for except that there will be fixed prices day as advocating a five-day or 40- Rolph Will Attend and brought out the bodies. put the department on a basis of higher efficiency than it accepting a $100,000 bribe from Ed­ under stringent official control. hour week plan of employment as a Moses Pledges His has ever been. ward L. Doheny, a California oil relief measure to aid the return of Relief Conference man. prosperity. SACRAMENTO, Nov. 20 (U.PJ— Operation Needed State for Hoover i At the head of the police department, Mayor Michel Walker Leaves on Governor Rolph, with members of retained Clarence E. Webb, who had earned public confi­ his official family, will attend the WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 (JPh--New Fletcher Seen as California Mission Star Home After To Halt Hiccoughs Hampshire, first to hold its presi­ dence through years of service. He has been accorded a meeting of California mayors in Los MANSFIELD, O., Nov. 20 12 dential primary next year, was NEW YORK Nov. 20 (JPi—Ending Angeles, November 28, to study un­ free hand in the enforcement of the law. Anyone who cares Delegate to Geneva I a day crammed with official busi- Adventurous Trip employment relief measures, it was Ira A. King, who has hiccoughed for pladged to President Hoover today WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 UP)— SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20 '/I'*— announced today. the last 13 days, will have to under­ by Sen. George H. Moses. to investigate will be gratified at the action of the public While President Hoover has with­ | ness, Mayor James J. Walker plans go an operation before he obtains to revert temporarily to the status of Lii a Lee, film star, returned to the He will be accompanied by Rol- complete relief, physicians said to­ Moses rang the bell for Hoover safety department in driving unsavory elements out of held formal announcement, it is private citizen and start late this J United States from Tahiti today on land A. Vandegrift, director of fi­ just as his colleague, Sen. Hiram W. expected he will appoint Henry P. the liner Monowal, one ship late be­ nance; Col. Walter E. Garrison, di­ day. An X-Ray has revealed an Johnson of California, reached the Santa Monica and in keeping them from getting a base Fletcher to the American delegation afternoon for California to plead infectious condition in the abdom­ with Gov. James Rolph for the par­ cause she was "marooned" three rector of public works, and Mayor capital calling for Hoover's defeat. of operations here. to the disarmament conference in weeks on the island of Borabora. Angelo Rossi, of San Prancisco. inal region, and this is believed to "I will insist that the New Hamp­ Geneva next February. don of Tom Mooney. be the cause of his attack of hic­ shire delegates be as robustly for Mr. Under Mayor Michel's personal direction the Clover coughs, which occur at the rate of Hoover in 1932 as they were in 1928," Field airport has been developed to the first rank In Kidnapers Release Pantages Repeats Dino Grandi Guest Grain Market Wide seven a minute. said Moses. Southern California. This was accomplished despite Of Philadelphians criticism and opposition in the confident belief that the Victim for $10000 Denial of Charge Open in Big Break L A Theft Suanert PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 20 (JP, M Germany Requests wisdom of the investment will be amply demonstrated in DES MOINES, la., Nov. 20 (AV- LOS ANGELES. Nov. 20 (U.R) —In­ Dino Grandi, Italian foreign min- marketJHICAGOs brok.e Nov wid.e 2 0ope (_•n -Thtodaye , graiwitnh I"• '*• "*' * VUBfiete*, Al Kiddie, cigar store operator held sisting to the end that he did not is ter, fresh from his official welcome wheat losing almost five cents in a New Debt Survey publicity and actual cash returns to the cltyv by kidnapers since early last Satur­ I attack Eunice Pringle, coed dancer, in New York, arrived here at 1:05 [surge of general liquidation at the LOBConfesses ANGELES, Nov . Murder20 (CNS)— BERLIN, Nov. 20 UPy—The Ger­ Upon the Initiation of Mayor Michel a, city planning day, returned to his home here late * when she came to his office August p. 'in., today, for an overnight stay, close of the day's session. Murder of at least two men for man government, in a memoran­ last night. A reported sum of $10,000 9. 1929, Alexander Pantages, mil- possession of their automobiles and dum to the World bank, made pub­ commission has been established in Santa Monica and is was paid for his release. I lion aire showman, completed his I belongings was revealed to police lic today, made application for the functioning as a useful and responsive body in the growth* testimony at today's session of his today, they reported, with the ar­ convocation of a special advisory retrial on the charge. rest of Gilbert Francis Collie. 51, committee to examine her ability and progress of the city. Raiders Seize Booze who himself is said to have con­ to pay reparations as provided in With no criticism to offer of the other candidates, the Late News Briefs fessed to one of the killings. the "new plan of Hague agreements In Fashionable Club \Five Men Killed in Outlook believes the reasons given warrant the people of NEW YORK, Nov. 20 (.TA—Federal of January 20. 1930." - Oil Tanker Blasts] Santa Monica in re-electing Mayor Michel.. I agents raided the exclusive Break­ CANZONERI HAS WEIGHT ADVANTAGE OVER NEGRO FORD MEETING fast club in the Hotel Deimonico SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20 (U.R)— WITHOUT SPENDING on Park avenue, early today. T^e> Five men were killed and an un­ NEW YORK, Nov. 20 (AP)—Tony Canzoneri, lightweight Leland M. Ford, a candidate for determined number were injured A CENT—- mayor, tonight will address members arrested eight employe, and seized champion, weighed in today with a four and one-half pound 267 bottles of assorted liquor. when three terrific explosions and of the Tract 1980 Development asso­ fire partially wrecked the Standard advantage over Kid Chocolate, Negro challenger, for his 15- It is entirely possible to ciation in a meeting at 2333 Thirti­ Oil tanker Charles Watson, at her secure the things you eth street. pier here today. round title bout in Madison Square Garden tonight. Tony want! The Evening Outlook has no business connection what­ COMING EVENTS scaled 132 pounds, his usual poundage, while Chocolate was Here's the method—make a ever with any Los Angeles or eat ef town photographers, low at 127y2. selection of the articles and has not authorized any such persons or firms to make TONIGHT YES, ITS TRUE around your home you do photographs fer use ia the Outlook. Barbecue dinner, for members of ST. LOUIS FIRM LOW BIDDER ON HOME HOSPITAL not want—then order an the Bay Builders Exchange, Ex-j WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 (AP)—Murch Brothers Con­ Outlook Classified Ad—of­ Several readers have complained that a Los Angeles I change building. 6:30 p. m. That every time Santa Monica struction Co., of St. Louis, was low bidder today for the gen­ fering them in exchange photographic agency has solicited their patronage o». the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Pa'.ri- j Community Chest workers collect j for the things you DO i otic hall. 8 p. m. • 070?, they are 1 per cent closer to | eral construction of a 362-bed hospital addition to the Na­ need. statement that the photographs are to be used by this Santa Monica Public Affairs asso-j : .heir goal. tional Military Home in West Los Angeles, Cal. The bid was newspaper. Later, a charge is made to the sitter. j elation, city haiL 8 p. m. Folks like to "SWAP?'— TOMOSROW That R. H. Becker, Santa Monica 5340,600. , reach them readily through The Evening Oatlook, on occasion, requires photo­ Children's story hour, public li­ ; carpenter, has built a 4-lncIi mode: | the Classified Ads—NOW. graphs of persons whose names figure ia the news, but ar­ brary, 10:30 a. m. j cf a cab n cruiser on which every LINDBERGH REACHES CUBA IN BIG NEW AIR LINER All* Veterans' league meet.ng. detail is designed according to scale. READ and USE rangements fer sittings are made by the Outlook at no cost Orange>room of Miramar, 8 p. m. CIENFUEGOS, Cuba, Nov. 20 (UP)—The American Clip­ whatever to the sitter, and Santa Monica photographers Benefit hard times party and That Peter Dingwall of 911 Fifth per, big passenger airplane on its maiden flight to Central OUTLOOK Classified Ads j dance sponsored by American Legion street has a passion fruit vine which Phone 23285 no net solicit business ia the name of this or any other auxiliary, 1811 Ocean avenue, 8 p.m. is bearing at least 700 fruits this America, landed here at 1:32 p. m. Col. Charles A. Lindbergh newspaper. [Open to the public year. is the chief pilot for this trip. PAGE TWO EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1931 Webb Loads Match Collecting Idea FORMER WW* Christmas Tree Gridironers Off OF CAROL WILL Police Maintain For Keeping Boys Out of Mischief VtStT MOTHER Because a boy who ia socially misfit through lack of proper Interests BUCHAREST. Rumania. Nov. SO Prices Slashed is a potential criminal, then it follows that a youth kept busy and For Frisco Meet 0J.R)—Princess Helena, divorced wife WaU St. Guard interested never will have time to go astray, Clarence Webb, police chief, of King Carol, Will depart today for WARD'S reasoned today as be explained an idea that is intriguing him. Ana Florence to visit her mother, former NEW YORK, star. SO (AV-Pollee- Jturserymen Cooperate in the idea's built around common paper matches, or rather tltt .folded Prominent Bay Residents Queen Sophie of Greece, who ls ill. men and detectives continued to­ paper that contains them. Briefly! Join Northward Trek The family of tttt former queen day to guard Wall Street and other Contett Sponsored by it la local participation in a national busy, giving them instructions In was summoned to Florence. The paita of the financial district. John Service Clubs match cover contest. Hotels, restau­ geography, teaching them to keep for Big Reunion princess will De accompanied by her J. Sullivan, assistant chief inspec­ GOLDEN ARROW rant!, stores, soda fountains, amuse­ ahead of the other follow, teaching father, former King George- tor, refined to discuss the guard to­ ment places and many similar them organization and neatness, be­ Including in its membership mm An official announcement charac­ day, but It Waa learned that eome Nurserymen and managers of terised report! abroad of violent dis­ etores dealing in living Christmas American institutions advertise cause a boy baa to organize hll own prominent ln Bay district public, financiers had received letters in themselves wtth paper match pack­ collection and write many letters putes within tttt royal family M which threats were made to blow trees will be asked to cooperate ln business and professional circles, the "absolutely groundless." •taking a success of the 1931 Living ages. to cities throughout the nation aa a up buildings. JUBILEE Ohristmai Tree contest, which start­ Keeps Boys Busy means of adding to the collection. Gridiron club, unique among South­ The Wall Street squad, which or­ ed here this week under the aus­ And tttt collecting ol those very Chief Webb said. ern California organizations, was off INSTALL AUXILIARY OFFICERS dinarily is on duty only in ttw day pices of 10 civic organizations. covers is keeping thousands of boys As far as is known, the contest today for San Francisco on its an­ Mrs. Mabel Henderson, Twentieth time, ltta been ordered to patrol at Hits the Bullseye of Value v A committee of sponsors today has not been started in CaUfornia, district president of tte American night also until further notice. made a canvass of firms and nur­ although it ls ln full swing in many nual north-south outing and re­ Legion auxiliary, will act as install­ series. The committee obtained eastern cities. In Lawrence, Mass., union. ing officer for tttt Lancaster unit Consisting of reinforced pumice, 2nd Saturday prices of trees and. from a compari­ more than 800 boys are enthused Gridironers wiU be led on their tomorrow night. She held that office a new building material invented In son, will select the type deemed most Turkeys Will Be over the unusual contest. Accord­ yearly trek by Sheriff William I. at an installation of Weet Holly­ Denevirke. N. Z., is said to be earth­ suitable and reasonable and will ing to Rocco Sclontl, 12. of team S3, Traeger president, with Under- wood unit officers Wednesday. quake proof. recommend It for planting here. of that city, who wrote to Chief sheriff Eugene W. Biscailuz, presi­ Dealers will be asked to furnish the Webb and asked his assistance in dent-emeritus, as chief aide. De­ trees at greatly reduced prices be­ collecting the covers, his team haa tail! of the rally are in the hands cause of the large quantity -to be Prizes at Bridge turned In more than 1,000 covers of Thomas C. Stephens, secretary- sold as a result of the drive to since September. They represented manager. beautify home sites and the city 31 states, Canada, Argentina and during the Christmas holidays. Members include Dan Daniels, Candidates for Mayor in England. Arthur C. Verge, William Flynn, Al Announce Tree Prices Compete for Points Conferences held earlier this week Roles of Benefactor! Spence, D. C. Freeman, Ralph R. With several dealers resulted in th! The competition enters with the Walters, Thomas Humphreys, Rob­ announcement that a three-foot for Monday Party scoring. Chief Webb explained. ert F. Miller, Ray Flynn, H. Brant- tree might be purchased here for Covers collected locally count one My, H. W. Brown and George L. $1.50 and a four-foot tree at $2.50, Candidates for mayor have "come point. prom any other place in thi Geiger, all Santa Monicans or Vene­ with a 50-cent planting charge addi­ through" handsomely, and there will state they count two points. And tians. tional. According to the committee, be at least eight roast turkeys offer­ thm the states have different Dr. Benjamin Blank, Capt. Arthur. the price represents a substantial ed as prizes at the bridge party, values. Covers from foreign coun­ Jewell, Dr. Fred Schildwachter. \ decrease from regular prices, es­ sponsored Monday night at the tries are rated at 1,000 points. Charles Cronklte, F. J. Mullen, B. pecially when compared with last Miramar hotel by the Santa Mon­ In the belief that the contest may Warren Knox, Edwin C. Horrell, and year's. ica Bay Association of Apartment arouse interest among Bay district Lynn Spencer of Los Angeles, Pas­ Owners and the Bay District Realty boys, Chief Webb said today he will adena and Altadena, are other Further reductions are promised board. attempt to interest several in start­ members. through tbl use of the forestry serv­ ing a collection. The annual reunion of Gridironers ice extended by the Crescent Bay Turkeys have been donated by Council of Boy Scouts. In the event Mayor Herman Michel, Leland M. Several Santa Monica boys already of Southern and Northern Califor­ a participant so wishes, experienced Ford. William H. Carter, James F. have started collections, including nia will be held In San Francisco, Scouts will plant the trees free, DeBorde. W. H. Mtchmiller. can­ Frank Pinch, sports editor of the with Robert P. Holliday, former John Kilgore, general chairman, didates for mayor, and Harry G. Evening Outlook, Chief Webb nid, publisher of tttt Evening Outlook, as said. The contestant is saved the Euwer, candidate for school board, but they are not participating in the chairman of the gathering. national contest. Finch may be CLEARANCE planting price and the Scouts add as well ae by several Los Angeles to the time required for merit clubi. asked to lead tttt movement in Trieste, Italy, is seeking better badges for that form of activity. , Through a special arrangement Santa Monica. suburban transportation. Of Men's, Women's and Children's Present arrangements call for an made with the Miramar hotel, these Index of persons desiring trees. turkeys will be prepared, stuffed, Their names will be turned over to and roasted by the Miramar, to be the tree dealers, who will get in delivered piping hot at 2 p. m. on Table Coven 'FOR THBIFTY SHOPPERS* Woman's Silk and touch with the prospects. Each Thanksgiving day at the homes of FOOTWEAR dealer will be given the same num­ the winners. Business houses have Wool Union Suits ber of names, Kilgore said. donated other prizes. Scarf Runners Any Tree Eligible According to Stanley Koch, it is For Gift* Sizes 38 to 44 At Greatly Reduced Prices Any kind of a tree, shrub or plant hoped that at least 500 bridge and 2 for can be entered in the contest, Kil­ five hundred players will attend this Numaroua style* on Valour gore said, but genuine Christmas gathering, which is planned ae the •••• lined, ftearft. Runners Redlre lee. trace lennh. trees will be given more considera­ first of a series of "community card eal Tibia Corel., Buffet Bali, aal wool I'nlon Sulla for Women's Novelty Shoes parties." Entertainment features •te. Brautlful colors. Splendid women, alien to 41. Rerular tion in the final Judging. till Items. Va rr sneclal at 11.00. SI.00 float. Priced apeclal, twe Kilgore pointed out that decorat­ have been arranged for between 7:30 lirnrnti for SI.(10. Formerly Priced to $4.98 ing, as well as planting, is being and 8 p. in., with dancing during 1324 THIRD STREET Stressed this year. the serving of a buffet supper. Blsck kids, patents, tan and nut From all indications, more than Tickets can be obtained by any brown. Three and four eyelet 850 persons will enter some form of residents of the Bay district, at a $198 decorated plant in the contest be­ small charge to cover the expense ties, smart opera pumps. Sizes fore it closes, December 20, the com­ of the evening. 31/2 to 8. Priced for immediate mittee said. Decorated trees will be Those arranging for the affair in­ disposal at only g..- judged for artistic effect, for the clude Roy Worth, Mrs. Kathryn Van THIf If YOUR 1 form of tree, the decorations there­ de Luyster, rules committee; Mrs. on, the background and originality G. W. Taylor, entertainment; Harry ln the general arrangements. Each S. Myles, Mrs. Mary Smeezy, Mar­ division is worth 20 points in the guerite Burgoyne, E. T. Crawford, 200 Pairs Women's Shoes final score. Mrs. A. X. Wilmot, cards and tables; Tentatively, the committee hopes Mrs. Letitia Winn, Stanley A. Koch, Formerly Priced to $5.98 to award $25, as first prize; $20, sec­ prizes; Mrs. T. A. Johnson, Mrs. GIFT I HOP ond; $15, third: $10, or more, for Taylor, Mrs. Blanche Short, Edward Women's and misses' smart nov­ fourth, and more than $5 for fifth, M. Forbes, Sam Sarklslan, Harry with an extra cash prize as the G. Euwer, W. Mallard. Claude C. elty footwear. Patents, brown grand award. Crawford, Mary I. Tompkins, Mary Our Store's now in Holiday Dress—ready with a stupendous assortment of gift things. Items for and'black kid. Spanish and Cu­ $049 Expect Reeord Entry P. McFadden, hospitality. every member of the family—and nothing over $1.00. You'll find Haile's the ideal place to Buy ban heels. Full range of sizes, but Prizes will commence at the close Mrs. Leona Booth, Mrs. Myrtle not every size in every style. of the contest, December 20. Trees Ellison, Mrs. O. L. Pattzke, Mrs. H. Xmas Gifts. Wa welcome you. 2 are to be lighted for an hour each C. Keckham, William McEwan, Les Now reduced to —. night until Christmas and for five Clancy, T. A. Johnson, Claude days after. Early registrations in­ Crawford, attendance; Roy Worth, dicate that this year's contest wUl printing and advertising; William surpass anything of its kind ever Blanchard, and George Mallard, "Golden Dream" Hose £h Rayon Pajamas staged here. tickets. Men's Shoes Children's Shoes Members of the committees of the Values to $4.98 10 organizations helping in the Full-Fashioned, All-Silk, Picot Adorable 1 and 2-Pc. All patterns in boys' and girl!* event are not allowed to compete. Men'a fine quality oxfords, patents, straps, pumps, ties The contest is open only to house­ Styles—All Colors also hlsh shoes. Tan aad and oxfords. Ideal for school holders, insofar as the awards are Tops • . . Service and Chiffons black kid and calf leathers. wear. AS sizes in this group, concerned, Kilgore pointed out. What lift could be more deelr- Villi range of sizes. Smart tat not all sizes and every able than one of these beautlfally styles, excellent values at style. Sizes tU to 2. See our For Gifts—and the Kind made, wide leg, rayon pajamas? $ tne low price of only— window display!. Artistically matched color com­ Sextette Arrested Tou Will Like to Wear binations, both one and two piece styles. Never be-fore have $2.49 $1.00 and $1.98 In Moore Burglary New shipments, new colon. Per­ we offered such wonderful val­ Alleged to have been found wear­ fect In every detail. The finest ues. Priced apeclal, $1.00. ing much of the clothing stolen we know how to buy. You have from Matt Moore, film actor, in a never worn hosiery of equal qual­ $5,000 burglary of his home at 471 ity at thla low price. Outstanding Pre-Holiday Amalfl drive, Santa Monica canyon, values at 95c a pair. early Wednesday morning, five men and a woman were arrested by West Display Los Angeles police detectives in Los CLEARANCE Angeles yesterday afternoon. Vir­ Rayon tually all the stolen wearing ap­ 1 parel was recovered. Several hun­ Men's Silk-and-Wool Women * Imported dreds of dollars worth of jewelry Underwear Richly Furred, Fine itill is milling. Woodstock and Part-Wool Hdkfs. 3_hose arretted were booked at Union Los Angeles Central police head­ Typewriter* Boxed 2 FOR quarters on suspicion of burglary. Suits They gave their names as Arlene ? Boxes Chemise, Vesta, Panties, Allison, 27, a waitress; Dewey J. FOR SALE ON BASt TERMS n heard -of Bloomers, Shorts, etc. Johnson, 33, clerk; Glen B. Lenhart, -alnee. Silk last srrlYrd. hol­ 32, billiard player; Roscoe C. Rudy, Also all makes typewriter! ind wool unien la y iblemeat ot Finer Quality Rayon* 26, truck driver all of 660 Stanford serviced and reconditioned. •uite for men. Vomen's Boxed -Uao part wool '.ndli.r. hi-fi, all Thousand! of garments ready tOATSl street; Charles E. Adams, 25, paint­ • nen and Iwlsses. fer fiti living. Tailored and lace er, and Jack Sutcliffe, 32, transient anion suite Woodstock Typewriters Rented Sites to 44. 'riced t Boxes for styles. Fine quality rayons In waiter, both of whom were arrested Special Rate to Students every wanted site, Including ex­ All $24.75 and $29.95 at Adams' apartment at Seventh Special $1.00. tra sites. All priced 2 for $1.00. and Stanford streets. Coats, Now The arrests were made by Detec­ tive Lieutenants N. R. MacRae and New and Factory Thomas Sketchley. None of those 2 to 16 Years $19.95 taken into custody made any state­ Rebuilt ment regarding the crime. All were Flannelette A price like this on coats of to be questioned today. thia quality ll something to Woodstock Pajamas boast about) They are typical Diamond ears, consisting or orna­ Typewriter Co. of the great values offered In ments in precious stones fastened One and two - piece vMt.:*-.- our nation-wide sale! Huge with an invisible screw behind the 118 a Hill St. Los Angelee striped and floral collars and cuffs of GENUINE lobe and following the outline of TRInttv 7687 The first arrivals for holi­ patterns. Regular $1 FURI the ear, are London's latest fashion day selling now on display. Just a few oi value at m evening jewelry. the items featured In thle ad; hundreds of othera to select from. Each day brings something new. 2 for All Steel San Francisco's Newest Steam Shovels SMART DRESSES AND MOST MODERN Ml steel, heavily constructed, practically Indestructible toys. Newest fall styles in smart flat crape and silks. Something the bey eaa't break. TRAINS WITH CIRCULAR TRACKS Browns, navy and black. Exceptional values at Downtown Hotel! Make your selections now while this low price. tocka are complete. Priced $1.00. Key-windlnr train Bet. Engine tender and two coaches with circular track. An outstanding value. Konjr boy P*r ruervation, will want one. Priced special $1.00. mtsrtsts* Just off Union Square—most L. W. Hudaiu. 1 tmagin* LHrt't. convenient to theaters, shops and Values to $C95 Room 136. stores. Only California hotel of­ $8.95 fering Servidor feature—thus combining "maximum privacy 6 '¥%$$&.• with minimum tipping". . Garage in basementwith direct elevator service to all guest room, All Leather Aluminum Borden's Milk floors. In every room—connec­ Foot Balls Graf Zeppelins tion for radio reception, running Wagon & Horse FALL HATS All leather retulatlon Foot Extra large alto Aluminum filtered ice water, tub and shower. Balls. Made for rough ae- Oral T-iirsallii — aw asset etlei are. Most all beys would reproduction—stroncla Bade Genuine fur felt hats in the season's most popular Western-exposure Tower rooms be delighted with a Mm*i Borden's Milk war on and —special 11.00. horse. Tear boy IH like shades and shapes. Priced for immediate clearance. have ultra-violet-ray windows. root Ban far Xans. it. 11.00. Dinner in Coffee Shop from 75P up—in Main Dining Room from Leatherette Hand-Made, All-Silk Men's Dress $1.50 up. Also a la carte service. Trousseau Regular $245 $ 95 Coats Shirts Doll Wardrobe Values. Now Hotel Trunk t%\ Clothes 1 600 OUTSIDE ROOMS— 127 single 95c roomt mt 13.50 daily, 118 at 14, SIR FRANCIS Better aaalltr Complete Set 136 at $450, 107 at SS, 64 at Shirts to ail $550, 48 et $6. Double rooms waated fab­ Clercr to eretr detail — rics aad alee-ve tS to SS daily. Lea then-tie Silks, hand made Wardrobe Trunk filled with - tearth*. sties INTHETUWU Luxurious Suites DRAKE Lumber Ja-rkt Carefully selected 1! to 1*. Mea Dollies- Clothes and Doll aad Coal Montgomery Ward & Co. Sl2to$20dai!Y-DeLuMRoomi Styles. Sizes patterns. The woald a»»re. herself. Various costume Hi cams - Ncwcom Horn. Co. elate a rift for the Doll. The set com tS to $12 tingle, $7 to $15 doubl. 4 to in years. oaaalsr lift. like thla. AH Powell Street at Sutter • San Fruirisco Special. SI.mi. Priced ! for $1.00 priced special alete far II.M. 1318-20 Third Street Mutic—HERMAN HELLER'! EI-IFMBLE—dunn** Luncheon and Durnet at ale.

^'•i.aa. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1931 EVENING OUTLOOK. SANTA MONICA. CALIFORNIA PAGE TM PUBLIC INVITED IT'S GENUINE i se SAFARI British Warship TO HEAR NOTED City to Welcome JOY TO TAKE Leningrad FaUs INSURE HEALTH EXPERT DINO FOR RIDE "Overcoming Disease'' will be the WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 (3*—Dino From Old Glories Pursues Pirates subject of the first of a series oi food 1904 Race Winner Grandi set. a new high mark for tips PHONE 2617a and diet lectures to be given at 8 given chauffeurs by prominent for­ eign visitors in Washington. Steamer Reported Seized o'clock tomorrow night ln the Santa Ancient Oldsmobile and The record now stands: Russian Capital Under Monloa Bay Womans Clubhouse, tt Grandi, $40: Czan Seen as Ghost and Looted at Amoy; was announced today by the lecturer. Driver Due Here King Prajadhlpok of Slam. $30. Crew Ordered Off Martin W. Pretorius. Tbe -Ultum Late Today Premier Laval of Prance, $20. City by Local Man will continue through next week and Prime Minister MacDonald of will be open to the public. Great Britain, $15. Picturing Leningrad as a ghost Candy SHANGHAI, Hpe. 30 (A-.—The The original "we" of automobile British destroyer Sterling left for In connection with tbl first ad­ history—the car and man team that The Italian minister gave MO to city, with deserted mansions, houses Special fer Saturday Namoa island, off Swatow, today to dress, Pretorius win use a large test won the first transcontinental motor each of several chauffeurs who drove and stores, but its streets packed mvfstigate a report that pirates had tube containing food and chemicals race in history, in 1905—will trund'e him. Including one of the white wltti milling mobs of rag-clothed, seize* the Chinese Navigation Co.'s similar to those manufactured *n tba into Santa Monica late this after­ house drivers. shoeless thousands,' Tom Knudsen, Brazili body to show tbe reactions of teat prominent Southern California New Crop, 1.300-ton steamer Han-Yang, which noon. dairyman, told Santa Monica Lions was an mate to Shanghai. in the body. "Seeing ll believing. Very Special., •_. 49c and this demonstration will convince The car is "Old Scout," an Olds­ of his impressions of Russia at the Tbe report said that the ship was mobile built in 1904, steered with a Hotel Carmel yesterday. Lb. seixad at Amoy Thursday night and those seeking health and long life," stick and powered with a "one-lung- Knudsen, who returned to Cali­ UM captain compelled to proceed o be said. Body cleansing, through er" seven-horsepower motor. The Police Natron correct eating and living, and body fornia via Russia and Siberia, fol­ California Almonde Namoa bland, where till ship was man is Dwight B. Huss, a generation lowing his attendance at an inter­ looted and thi crew forced to aban­ building, by balanced combinations ago the country's outstanding racer, New don h*r. of foodstuffs, wfll be discussed- Ques­ national dairy convention at Copen­ * _tQr tions pertaining to health and diet today a prosperous retired automo­ hagen, said he was sadly disappoint­ tive engineer of Detroit. ed at conditions under the soviet Crop *»ee.->.. CONVICT LOTTERY HEADS will be answered. Injured in Fall "Old Scout" and Huss have been regime. Lb. "People are becoming food-con­ Almond Toffee 8ANTA FE, N. M-, MOV. SO (AV- scious and health-minded. Radiant reliving the heyday of their glory in "Driving from the depot to our Thirteen men, who were charged health fast is becoming the general a good-roads tour along the route Mrs. Ella Brown, Santa Monica hotel in Leningrad, one of the first The Crunchy dQr Inr tbl government with operation topic of conversation,** Pretorius said. from New York to Portland which police matron, is tn the Santa Mon­ sights we saw was a group of labor­ Kind Of a counterfeit lottery scheme, SS S o'clock nnt Tuesday Pref _•- they traversed 20 years ago. They ica hospital today suffering from ers repairing a street in a driving "~* Lb. were sentenced here yesterday fol­ rius will lecture on food facts and are now touring the Pacific Coast. a broken hip, suffered in a fall from rain. Some of the laborers were lowing their conviction of using tbe diet needs for mothers and expectant Their 1931 tour, sponsored by Old! a chair while she waa trimming women. While a few churches are Assorted Chocolates malls to defraud. mothers. Motor Work!, Lansing, Mich., ll en­ hedges at her home yesterday after­ used for worship, most of those dorsed by ttw American Automobile noon. She resides at 1019 Twentieth beautiful cathedrals built under the (Milk and nark). Creams, association street. old imperial government are now Nongate, 49c used for meeting places for anti- Caramels, etc. Despite Its 37 yean, "Old Scout," Stunned by the fall and in pain religious societies. Placards are Lb. said to be the most famous automo­ from the injury, Mra. Brown lay seen throughout the country, which bile ever built, has chugged every for more than an hour behind the translated denounce religion in no DIVINITY mile of lis present run entirely under hedge before she could attract at­ uncertain terms. its own power. Belated honors were tention to her predicament. Taken CHEWS 25c showered on the antique little ma­ to the hospital, after police had "Prices are fearfully high. A pound Lb. FINAL CLEARANCE chine and its equally noted driver of butter goes at $5, and coats that been advised of the happening, an during the trip. X-ray revealed that the hip had you buy at any clothing store are BUTTER PEANUT A reception with a semi-civic fla­ sold for $275 and up. Our hotel CRISP 20c Front and Back Lace Corsets and Girdles been broken at the socket. Attend­ rates In Leningrad woe $9 per day vor will mark "Old Scout's" arrival ants in the hospital aaid today that Lb. in Santa Monica. she was resting easily. each, and if you wished a bath in All GOSSARDS, d_A **t\ A delegation of city officials and conjunction with your room that While winning the first transcontinental automobile race in 1905, representative citizens, headed by 9 was $7 extra." $5.00 Vatae „ tVL.JV Dwight B. Huss, driver of Old Scout, a 1004 Oldsmobile, halted ln Mayor Herman Michel and Harry Wilkins Sub Sent Arthur Shanks was welcomed aa Idaho long enough to have his picture taken with Annie Nagashoah Henshey, president of the Chamber the newest member of the club. It 7jrUTWr^m\esa and Notta Wittenbone, Indian sisters. This year Huss again piloted of Commerce, will meet the antique To Watery Grave was announced that' no meeting will Old Scout over the same route on a good roads tour and again met at the city limits as it trundles te be held next Thursday because of 1336 Third Street *g All $4.00 Valuw (***% |\n BERGEN, Norway, Nov. 20 (AV- Thanksgiving day. the sisters. The upper picture shows one of them with Huss in 1931. behind a state highway patrol escort The polar submarine Nautilus, in L GOSSARDS eJtsesVV and the lower picture ls the one taken 26 years ago. Old Scout and from the north. With Mayor Michel which the expedition of sir Hubert Huss are due in Santa Monica late this afternoon. on the "hurricane deck" and preced­ Wilkins proceeded to the Arctic last Open Until 9:30 P. M. Saturday ed by a city police motorcycle escort, summer, was sunk off the coast here "Old Scout" will do its now famous today. An attempt to sink the craft P. N. CORSETS, tt*a> /W* Youth Arrested as "one-lung" act into the city and two weeks ago failed because the $5.00 and $6.00 Values W.U" Automobile Thief through the business district and be tow lines of attending tugs broke Blizzard Leaves placed on exhibition at 709 Santa during stormy weather. A 17-year-old boy la held here by Monica boulevard, where it will re­ police for questioning in connection main until Saturday morning. ONYX POINTEX HOSIERY, t\r w..h the theft of an automobile Included in the reception commit­ owned by Gertrude Harris, of San tee will be Secretary John __. S STORI Value $1.98 JFDC Pedro. Ibe car was taken Ibe night Trail of Damage Cooke and other officials of the of November 11, and the following Chamber of Commerce; Clarence Headacb 1416 3rd St.**• Santa Monica evening two policemen chased the Webb, chief of police, and D. L. Mac- mm Nt-NATUBE'I aiMIOT i Quarrie, local Oldsmobile dealer, wuo Tablet—will promptly a tart tba , SWIM-EASY BATHING SUITS— ' *«) AA car when two young men were driv­ 3 Deaths Attributed to Madid bowel action, clear ing it. will be Huss' host while he is ln the $4.95 Value. New e7a*s\J\) Storm Sweeping Over city. mimtlm and poison from jroor They abandoned the machine on ay*.am. and brine welcome _ rslisf at on .a. Tha mild. /lONIuMl NEW WINTER Pico boulevard after police had fixed Northwest Area FACES BATTERY CHARGE •afa, all-vasatabll laxa- ' tfhMOSJVm several shots ln tee air in an at­ Accused of battery, C. D. T. Long UT* Try lt-2ic # tempt to stem them. Both escaped By th* Associated Frmi 25, laborer, residing at 1337 Fif­ AUU6MI VOGUE CORSET SHOPPE and the machine was towed into Blankets of snow lay in various teenth street, is ln jail here today j Ths AO* Vsettabls Laxative FOOTWEAR MME. SHEFFET, Corsetiere the station. The youth who ls al­ sections of the Pacific north weft to­ awaiting arraignment. He was ar­ 0 leged to have been driving the car. day in the wake of blizzards, snow­ rested last night on a warrant is­ Het*-1-P.W*— . Lm.ckClH**. was picked up last night as he came storms add rains which yesterday sued at the request of his wife, who 1109 Ocean Front out of a local theater. swept a wide area from the Canad­ told police she had been beaten e**% heartburn. • .m for WOMEN Between Wavecrest aad Clubhouse VENICE ian line to Southern Oregon and during an altercation at their home Shanghai, China, has a shortage Southern Idaho. on November 16. Our stock ll brim full of new winter in housing facilities for foreigners. The Inland Empire country of eastern Washington and northern footwear for women. Pumps, strap 1»,TTy TyTT T.W_T..W. m9m*''*m'*9asm-9m9m9m*a*-9'*9mrm9***9'9 •* V * *P *9 ** Idaho and the Cascade mountain and oxford styled ia kids, suedes, sections of Washington and Oregon THIS AD WORTH $2.50 IN GOLD! patent! and combinations. Exquis­ were hit most severely. In Wallace. ite styles and a complete ran ef Idaho, 18 inches of mow fell and sizes in these two apeclal price lots. $095 was blown into drifts to paralyze OUR stage and rail communication. Women who appreciate quality at a Two Deaths Reported new low price wfll shop at Stewart's With two deaths attributed to the tomorrow. See our ble window dis­ weather in early reports, concern 2 also was felt for the safety of 80 THANKSGIVING play. The Greeks Had a Word tor It! r d employee, -who were caught in the high Cascades of Oregon. Last night they were attempting to break a trail between Blue Lake and Sut- tle Lake to reach a lower altitude. Property losses over the whole area were not severe, but the dam­ age caused by the storm included wires blown down, numerous build­ ings wrecked, highways either "EKAPATOS" blocked or made dangerous to -travel and at least two Oregon riven swol­ len to flood stage by rising waters. The deaths were those of Charles O. Smith, 55, water commissioner of C Iville, Wash., who was crushed by THE TALK OF THE TOWN a tree blown down, and William J. SUIT OFFER Steiner, 80, of Spokane, who col­ 48 GAUGE PURE SILK The ancient Romans warned the public with "CAVEAT * lapsed while clearing sidewalks. EMPTOR," in plain English, "Let the Buyer Beware." Roads Impassable Another death occurred when WiU Make Life CHIFFON HOSE roads, made impassable by snow, prevented doctors from reaching the ibi these days of destructive competition, certain Merchants home of Mrs. Albert Gillian, at Har­ They are all perfect hose and vard. Ida., who had given birth to More Enjoyable I every pair brand new and in the have adopted the policy of offering "Bait" to DIVE RT ja child.— ATTENTION FROM THOSE MERCHANTS OFFERING The Puget Sound country of west­ fashionable winter ihadei. Full ern Washington was not hit by To acquaint the public with the high fashioned, pure thread lilk, with VALUE. storms, although a vagary of the weather brought rain, snow and quality of our nationally made suits— picot top. All sizes special. _. _... 79c lightning to Seattle within the space of half an hour yesterday afternoon. "Griffon" and "Hyde Park" for young A blizzard, described as one of the worst in many years, swirled over men, conservative and stout men. All- tlie Camas prairie region of north MISSES'-CHILDREN'S central Idaho, extending as far wool suits regular price. south as Grange villi*. Avoid the lure of "Bargains," "Sales," "Discounts" and Halted by a severe snowstorm, a offers of "FREE MERCHANDISE" with every purchase. Northern Pacific train, bound for Missoula, Mont., from Wallace, Ida.. SHOES Business is NOT a charitable institution and in this world was stopped at Lookout Pass and you do not RECEIVE SOMETHING FOR NOTHING. forced to return to Wallace, Stewart's famous JZ.00 shoes have be­ Floods Threatened come a by-word In Santa Monica. No The continued heavy r a ins such valnea anywhere when you con­ brought the Coquille river at Marsh- sider the quality and tlie style. Every ***9 field, Ore., over the banks in the guaranteed 100'r leather. All sizes up to lowlands, threatening a flood and We make you this offer. Select any suit or over­ %. Straps and Oxford styles. the Coos river was running bank /2v_?i full. coat. Pay the regular price of "Twenty-two Fifty" A power feeder line, supplying the and in return we will give you a $2.50 gold piece. towns of Rathdrtun and Post Falls, This offer good until Thanksgiving only. Support the Merchant who gives you VALUE—Encourage in northern Idaho, was blown down and telephone and power poles in the Merchant who sells the BEST wares, by patronizing the vicinity of Newport, Eugene and Florence, in Oregon, were toppled A Small Deposit Will Reserve Any Suit for 30 Dayi! him. Remember that the CHEAPEST in price is usually by the gales. the COSTLIEST in the end. ALTERATIONS FREE! PERFECT FIT Guaranteed! Capone to Escape MEN'S DRESS Conspiracy Trial Shirtso Boys' Cords CHICAGO, Nov. 20 UP>—Alphonse OXFORDS $045 Capone apparently has-escaped trial Of broadcloth In plain High waisted in bronze, Black and brown genuine leather Good­ for liquor conspiracy. blue, cream and Government officials said today colors or striped. Col- year welt sewed soles and rubber heels. that Capone's conviction and 11-year rust. G*ey /*£ Newest styles and complete size ranges. Big We have honestly and faithfully served the public for 15 sentence as a tax-dodger, would attached .... JpAoUU Special *p*i*..\)0 selection. Specially priced at Stewart's. 3 keep him from being tried on the years snd were the FIRST in the Bay District to introduce liquor charge. Their statements the Deferred Payment Plan, thus enabling you to obtain followed the surrender yesterday of Joe Fusco, a "public enemy" said the BEST in jewelry and service of watch repairing by pay­ By police to be a Capone agent in Phoenix Hose Khaki Pants MEN'S 16-INCH charge of beer manufacture and ing small weekly or monthly sums, extending over a period distribution. Fusco is one of more Of heavy dril. Size 81 than 60 men indicted with Capone New colors of fancy of 10 months snd without making additional charges for on the conspiracy charge. to 42 d»1 QQ Intereet only _„. *J)JL.O*J HIKING Venice Man Held 3 pair for ... tpl.Ul) As Liquor Runner BOOTS Falling into a police trap after Rayon Shirts Moleskin Pants traveling safely from San Francisco Here t* a value that cannot ie dupli­ with a cargo of 130 gallons of alco­ cated. These beets are worth rerularty hol destined tor the holiday trade or For quality. Size 30 double the price. They are made exact­ hue, three men were captured on 39c ly Me the picture and era solid leather Ventura boulevard late yesterday shorts, each .. and jailed on liquor possession 3 FOR $1.00 only . JpJLeUO throughout. If you are "keel minded." charges. dont 1*tt tm see these before yoe key. Tbe men, two of whom were fol­ The Store That Sells Dependable Merchandise Ton wiD want a pair sure. All lowing the booze cargo in a "scout" car and both of whom are alleged to Jewelers have been armed, gave their names as Elmer B. Turner, 31. 607 Cali­ fornia street, Venice; and Joseph P. $095 1417 Third Street Santa Monica Tringali, 38, and Dante Menchetti, Telephone 23532 both of San Francisco. Broadway Togf ery FIRE DESTROYS LINER 2 BELFAST, Ireland. Nov. 80 (U.tt— Tbe luxurious $5,000,000 motor liner Third and Broadway Santa Monica Bermuda was destroyed here today Open Until 9:30 P. M. Saturday) -*^**-***^*mr**-m*m--is-*mmm-m-m^ by fire. •* PAGE FOUR EVENING OUTLOOK,-SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1931

Santa Monica Evening Outlook Noble in Motive Who's Who in Santa Monica MOT! MONICS rtuuisniNo oo. OWNU sin. rUBUSHIB THE BEST LAUGH ABraua a. WHITE. n«e saw a*** ma*. -~""**fi*ir a WABBOi. Edltar Everybody loves to laugh—except m. C BOUML *_Tertieini He* !. WDITB. Associate Editor John E. Dulin, head of the chemistry department of llADYtoit/? a IPAS¥ perhaps the people who are wor­ the Santa Monica Junior college, ie the youngest man on MAIN OFTICR. FOURTH Mile BROADWAY. SAN1A MONICA. CAi_ KHUN! ISUt ried about the morals of others. The WE31 LOS ANOELES B&ANQB. IU40 8ANTA MONICA BLVD PHONE 33163 best laugh is the one that, comes the' faculty. He is a thorough-going Westerner; was Entered as teeond class mattei al UM Postoffice. Santa Monica, under tba act ai from a beneficial surprise. " BY HARRIET HENRY March 3. I87S Publlsbed dally, czoept Sandai What a Chance born in Idaho,- educated What a harvest of haw-haw's and ln Washington and has "Excellent I'll stop for you at I est MEMBER or rai ASSOCIATED PRESS he-he's and ha-ha's could be was ensnared at last, Shi The Associated Press ts exclnsi»elj entitled te UM ose fer publication el all new. taught ln Washington, SYNOPSIS Revenge upon Roland seven." smiled, gaily. credited to it or not cihenrtM ered'ted ts IhlS aspsr. and alae tha local news pub- reaped by some millionaire as rich Wyoming, Montana and Wainwright tte an *n ilt while she was "I'll have my face washed and "What about?" Usbed herein as Rockefeller who would surprise unpopular in New York society now lies shining." "You." every man who asks for a job, fully California. within Venice Mulr*. reach She has re­ . "And 111 wear a cabbage in my expecting to hear one more, "No,- turned from Europe with a fictitious "Don't be so cryptic, Drake. A He was born in Payette, reputation of conquests. She hopes to buttonhole." full expose, please." nothing - doing; sorry-bul-we're-all- interest Drake JParrelly. Wainwright ls Returning to the dining room "An American was ardently on filled-up," by saying, "Sure! That's Idaho, and attended high intrigued by the rumors about Venice Venice's heart was doing funny your trail all summer and a your coat hanger over there. Get school in Worland, Wyo., and finally purposes. things and she was tremendously Marquis killed himself because you The Outlook's Program busy I" after which he attended excited. What would she wear? wouldn't marry him." Absorbing the Shock CHAPTER 35 That black dress with, the lace "You put it so badly." Develop a Civic Center *— Better City Illumination No. that would not do. The mil­ William Jewell college in BRICKS AND STRAWS collar and cuffs, or the pale grey? "Isn't it all rather bald?" lionaire who is rich as Rockefeller | Missouri, where he earned A half hour ago Venice would Grey did very well with her copper She stared. His tone was flat, Widen the Beach Road—Better School* and More should break it to the job hunter have refused. Now she wanted to hair. She decided on the grey. It almost disappointed. He showed no gradually eaaly down the shock as! his A. B. degree. Both in repay him for the old hurt. He had a coat to match—with tre­ bright interest in the rumors at­ Adequate Facilities-—Adopt City Manage, Form much as possible. Perhaps it would! high school and college he didn't even realize when he had mendous fox collar and a mere tending a shy girl who had always be better to begin with a few re­ was a star in basketball wounded, this unheeding, dazzling pill box of a hat that perched on! appeared so quiet. She could not of Government **•* Support Metropolitan Water marks about how he was down and young man. one side of her head. fathom his reaction to this news. out himself once, pounding the and track. He holds a mas­ "I don't know," she murmured. It was a long day. Twice she She felt a trifle baffled. District Projects . . . pavements asking everybody for a ter's degree from the Uni­ "How long will it take you to thought the clock had stopped. "Another cocktail?" she sug­ job and was just "about to quit know?" Roland Wainwright asked. Sitting, in front of the open fire gested. when he came to an office where versity of Washington. "How can I tell, Rollo?" With an awaitinghts arrival she impatiently He refilled their glasses. the head of the firm was taking an lit a cigaret. She rarely smoked afternoon nap and snoring loudly. His first teaching exper­ effort she raised her eyes to his face. "Lola exaggerates," she said. ience, was in Windlock, Her curiosity to read his expres- but did not stop to wonder why she "Of course. But didn't she have The Sins of Tammany He awoke with a start when the job I sion overcame her shyness. He's did now. A moment later she tossed something to build on?" hunter came in, swore savagely and Wash .. where he had thinking, went her mind, that a it into the flames and rose to "Just a few bricks and strawa." Much is being said of the sins of Tammany, because the declared he would never give any­ straighten a picture here, a vase charge of the science de­ Muir whose mother was a Virginia 1 She was sparring for time. She sordid crookedness of that organization is undergoing ex­ body a job that woke him up, but Lee is not to be scorned, that I have there, pummel a pillow, change the must understand what was going went on talking about lt. talked partment in the high plenty of money and that it would line of the window shades. Then through his mind before she could posure. Official corruption of the metropolis is amazing, not away his grouch and finally hired school. Following a year be rather nice to capture a girl who she hurried back into her bedroom show off the new and dashing alone that it operates on a gigantic scale, but that reluctance him. in this city he was called had refused to marry a Marquis. to survey herself in the glass. "I Venice. to interfere with it is so manifest. The mayor of the city Ble Health Saved think I'll put on the black after all There was a silence. And then the millionaire who is to Bozman, -Mont., where "Give me a little time," she said She started slipping out of the "A most attractive apartment gibes on the sidelines. Tht confidential associate of the as rich as Rockefeller should say: for two years he held the same position. Three years and brought a vivid smile to play grey when she remembered that you have," he finally said. "And mayor flits from point to point, but always at a distance that "I wish I did have a job for you, but across her face. I'm not really she had worn black that day in how jolly the fire is. Open fires every job in my plant is filled. I'm ago he was head of the science department of the Yaki­ being cruel, she thought. He doesn't the park, so she hastily hooked are like friendships, warm and al­ makes him invulnerable to subpoena. The governor of the sure we're full up but I'll ring and ma Junior college, and this is his second year at Santa honestly love* me. He doesn't actu­ her cuffs again. ways showing different lights and state, aspirant for a presidential nomination, remains Inac­ see. It's just barely possible that I Monica's college. ally know what it ls to really love. "Mr. Farrelly, Miss Venice." colors." old Bill Twigins is off for a few I do so want to hurt his pride the "Show him Into the living room. "What a nice idea. I don't think tive. A former governor, having similar aspirations, appears days. He usually takes four or five I'll be right there. Nora." days at this season of the year to Dulin ls a member of Kappa Sigma fraternity. He way he once hurt mine. I have any really important friend­ to side with the machine. plays golf, is an omnivorous reader of mystery stories His hands dropped from her She mustn't hurry. She stood in ships, except Nolly Spaulding. And Startling as the condition is, and startling also the apathy register a big kick about his taxes." shoulders. He patted one of her the window an instant and tried I've fooled her a little about my­ And luckily enough Bill Twigins and believes faithfully in the supremacy of Western cheeks with a touch that was gentle to take interest in the moving self." Why had she said that? Was with which lt is viewed by the looted public, lt is probable would be off and the poor devil football. but quite superficial. stream of cars below, then slowly, she going to angle for svmpathy thst the New York mess is no worse relatively, than might be would have a job without suffering "Just a little time, darling." He as if it didn't matter, she saun­ again? She was being stupid. any shock at all and having his Mr. and Mrs. Dulin live at 931 Euclid street. smiled. He was sure of her. She tered into the living room. "How?" unearthed in almost any major city. It would be foolish to health impaired possibly for life, smiled too. , "Hello, Drake." —It-she explained she would be regard Chicago as managed better or more honestly than He left soon after this. "Hello, Venice." giving herself away. New York. In Chicago the rule of corrupt politicians in as­ STEPHENS TURNS SOUS "You'll go to the charity ball with She liked the way he always "Little things," she evaded. It seems that James Kenneth LOOKING BACK 25 YEARS me," he said as they stood by the shook hands. So few people did "I won't pry," he laughed. "Shall sociation with the admittedly criminal element has been a Stephens had a thought, at least (Prom the Ootlonk rilesl front door. It was a statement, not nowadays if they saw you more we go to dinner now?" ghastly failure. Nobody seems to be much excited about it. that's the name he gave it and he a question. than once in a few months. "Yes." put it in these lines: November 20, 1H06 ever since, at times reaching the "That would be lovely," returned "Shall we have a cocktail before Back in her own room, donning That public funds will be wasted and the unworthy fatten The high school orchestra, that proportions of a gale. House shrub­ Venice. Every one would see them we go?" she asked. It was a sud­ her hat and coat, she felt puzzled "If all the harm that women have always popular musical organisation, bery and gardens are the worst suf­ den inspiration from out an un­ at the expense of the taxpayer, is taken for granted. done together at the charity ball. After and at sea. Something had en­ held its first meeting this year at ferers, only a few trees having b_en that she would definitely dismiss expected shyness that was creeping tered their relationship that was In many cities there is gang rule, ln the sense that the Were put in a bundle and rolled into the home of Dr. and Mrs. Coffman. seriously damaged. Life is hardly over her. His gaze was so analyti­ one, him. unnatural. She felt it. An unsure conduct of affairs is in the hands of a political clique the Organization is not yet complete. worth living during one of these Lying awake she rebelled at the cal, so searching. She was sure touch in Drake's treatment of her. Earth would not hold it, . . . Those who now are playing in­ storms—they are too much like he had heard something about her members of which have no concern for the civic welfare, but The sky could not enfold it, vapidity of social success. It's Did he perhaps think himself unim­ clude Mrs. W. S. Smith, accompan­ "back East." smothering me, she thought. I'll since they last met. portant to a girl who had broken a marked concern for that of themselves and friends. This It could not be lighted nor Warmed ist; Miss Elizabeth Myers, Miss Dor­ "Just the thing. I thought we by the sun; stagnate. I must do something. I'll a titled heart? Was he a trifle is quite distinct from gangster rule, which means domination othy Stanchfield, Miss Alma Burns. Today the application for a writ take extension courses at Columbia. might try the Lafayette, and I awed by the new Venice he had Such masses of evil Olney Dobblngs and M. Isles, vio­ of mandamus compelling Santa doubt if you can get them there. Would puzzle the devil, I'll write for a booklet tomorrow. glimpsed? No, it wasn't that but by outlaws whose weapons are bribery in dealing with offi­ lins; Miss Agnes Oswald, Moe Fogel, Monica to build a sep'ic tank will She watched the air through the It's one of my favorite haunts. It's she couldn't deduce what it was And keep him in fuel while Time's Prank Hull and Earl Bump, guitars; be heard. . . . Wit! the Ocean Park so im-New York, something un­ cials, but guns and bludgeons when dealing with one another. wheels run. open window stirring the pinned The need for putting municipal government everywhere Miss Hazel Landers, guitar. tank operating at least than half back curtains. Pale, unhappy hurried about it." Drake's new attitude toward capacity it is hard to understand wraiths, rising and falling. Restive "I'd love to go there. I've never Venice Is explained In the next But if all the harm that's been Just why Santa Monica must be on an honest basis is painfully obvious. To bring about the done by men Ocean Park merchants may be and captured. Like a soul strug­ been. And it's so old—almost his­ installment, ana Veniee finds persuaded to have their freight and rushed into this thing. If left to gling in the night. Their movement toric, isnf it? But wait a minute herself in a bad tangle. essential reform would require a veritable revolution. In Were doubled and doubled, and a vote, there is no doubt that 90 per doubled again, expressed delivered by the Webb synchronized with her breathing. while I see about the cocktails." view of the general inertia, the prospect of a wholesome team express or the Southern Pa­ cent of the north end residents She dropped asleep " Returning to the living room she FIND USE AT LAST And melted and fused into vapor, would oppose the action. . . . change may be termed chimerical. and then cific and to shun the Los Angeles- The telephone call that interrupt­ sat down on a foot stool, her back The British have scrapped a big Pacific. ed Venice at luncheon the next day to the fire, and uncomfortably blimp for what junk experts were Were squared and raised to the At Downey Saturday morning the power of ten, drove all thoughts of Columbia sought for words. ready to pay for the material. This Late Saturday afternoon a strong high school basketball team de­ courses from her mind. There was "I thought you were going to tele­ is the only explanation yet observed There wouldn't be nearly enough, feated the Downey high school team. not near, north wind set in and has continued the noisy Jangle and Nora put down phone me ages agq," she managed. of the possible use to which such Cruelty to Children on the serving table the plate of "I thought so, too. But I've been a contrivance may be put. At that To keep a small girl for the tenth Because of the continual falling It is seldom that an act of cruelty to a child is of a char­ of a year." omelette she was passing to answer working like a fool on that sky­ the junk men would have paid more off of contributions to the Pier ave­ Ihe insistent ring scraper. Got my plans in yester­ for the stuff if they had not been acter to attract nation-wide attention, yet such an instance nue band fund, it is officially an­ "Mr. Farrelly. Miss Venice." day. I think I have a pretty fair under the necessity of tearing it Anybody who would rewrite It ought About New York nounced that the beach will be has appeared in Washington, D. C. The father and the step­ thing like that ought to be ashamed. By WILLIAM GAINES "Who?" asked Venice, wondering chance in the contest." He sat apart. mother of the victim, who seems to have been subjected to a Anybody who would rewrite it ought without mus' _ after the twenty-fifth If she had heard aright. opposite her on the big sofa. to be ashamed. Any linotype oper­ NEW YORK. Nov. 20 —Richard of this month unless by that time "Mr. Farrelly." "How splendid. I wish you could MIGHT HAVE SUFFICED series of tortures covering years, are under arrest. If they ators who would set it ought to be Tauber, the lyric tenor from Ger­ the organization is assured of better Venice dropped her napkin on the win." A woman who had more than are guilty, the severest penalty named in the statutes must ashamed. And any reader who many, came to town with two support from the Community. . . . floor in her excited hurry. "So do I." enough money to pay for a re­ be regarded as all too Ught. would read it ought to be ashamed. dachshunds. Max and Morltz. "Hello. Drake." Nora came in with the cocktails spectable funeral took poison. She We hope the linotype operator Tauber was ensconced ln a lower The choir of the First Methodist "Hello. Venice. I'm afraid I took and appetizers. might have lived on that sum long In Los Angeles a father is charged with the brutal beat­ turns it over to the man who makes apartment in a splendiferous hotel, church ls to be under direction of you from your lunch." "Funnily enough, I met Lola on enough for prosperity to appear where the carpets on the floors George W. Southcott, who took "Who wouldn't prefer a dashing my way here. I haven't seen her from around the corner where it has ing of his small son. The punishment is alleged to have the typographical errors. charge last Sunday. CHARLES S. WARREN. alone are worth the price of a ten- young man to an omelette!" for ages." been reported to be lurking. been administered as a matter of discipline, and not to in­ foot dachshund. "Right. An omelette is only so "What did she have to say?" dicate deliberate and studied cruelty. Nevertheless it has The two elongated German pups At least 6,000 acres back of Saw­ many egrrs. A young man is all "I told her I was taking you to NOT GRAMMAR were lacking in that instruction so telle were burned over in a moun­ sorts of unknown ingredients." She dinner. She had a lot to say." Pasadena's hospital dispensary ls excited great indignation and the offender faces the chance I TOT essential to dogs who make their tain fire raged all day Satur­ heard his quick infectious laugh. . Venice's heart leaped. He had to establish a speech clinic. It may of punishment. The feeling that children must be protected, abode in apartments on the twenty- day in th! high wind. There was "V/ould you dine with me tonight, heard. Lola could never resist be explained that this haa no bear­ ninth floor. So Tauber had to suffer heavy damage to homes, hay and Venice?" spreading and exaggerating the ing on the double negative and kin­ and that they must be free from danger of kicks and blows the deprivation of their companion- bee farms. . . . "I'd love to." flagrance of gossip. Drake's inter- dred human offenses. and hardships ls general and wholesome. It comes into evi­ SPANISH HOUR ship. •*• .-.til T i ______Max and Moritz wen tent to an dence every time there ls discovered a case in which the rule estate at Thornwood. Tauber has been wantonly ignored. But there is cruelty of another planned to visit them when he could class, and against which parental care is no safeguard. tear himself away from the press (Political Advertisement) Trade Hark Re*. U B. Patent Oftice of social demands and concert en­ Recently the child of a poor couple was very ill. The gagements. No. 60 "The dachshund, ah, he Is the father called six doctors before he could get one who would LECClON 8ESENTA sweetest natured dog one can have respond without assurance of the payment of his fee. The about," the chubby tenor mourned, sixth wrote a prescription. The father had no money with Los Articnloe Femenlnos adjusting his monocle. The Feminine Articles Tauber is too vitally Imbued with which to get lt filled. The doctor returned and found the Lesson 58 gave the masculine fun and laughter to give himself .true condition. He then hurried the sufferer to a hospital forms of the Definite and Indefinite long to pining. Next to his dach­ Articles, which alwavs AGREE IN shund his chief delight is in social but she was dead. GENDER AND NUMBER with the affairs. On the continent he is There was cruelty that was more than mere cruelty, for modified word. something of a roly-poly Don Juan, and the women of New York in­ it was tragedy and heartbreak. The Feminine Forms ot terested him tremendously. Los Articulns Definidos After thi ladles, in his esteem, The Definite Articles comes good beer. He could not WIN WITH CARTER! A specimen of the Sierra condor, a bird so rare that it Singular—La—Tbl. stomach the needle work whieh had been regarded as extinct, ls said to have been seen re­ Plural—Las—Tbl. pours so freely through the spigots of New York, but a batch of Cana­ cently. If so doubtless some hopeful man with a gun is after Los Artirnlos Indeflnldos dian brewery product was found ii 9} It now. The Indefinite Articles passable. Singular—Una—A, an. His first Invasion of the States There Is No Substitute for Clean Government Plural—Unas—A few. was mapped for brevity, with only a few big cities to hear him. But Refer to lesson 59 for rules for he'll be back. Who's News Today determining the feminine nouns It Tauber was born in Austrian ter­ By LEMUEL F. rARTON is good practice to add the feminine ritory, but he is of German descent. NEW YORK, Nov. 20 (CPA) — gang, the boys, are romping happily articles to the feminine names given His father, who used to act, now Senator Smoot of Utah, seconding in a beautiful garden ln the sub­ in that lesson. Just as you added is general director of the Stadt President Hoover in proclaiming urbs of Berlin. the masculine articles to the mascu­ theater in Chemnitz. Inevitable tax increases, is the one At 14, Vicki Baum, musically gift­ line names given in 57 Why not add man in America who instantly ean ed, expected to be a harplat. At 18. the correct articles to the nouns Social note from On Guard, People who have the wel­ Opponents of Mr. Carter recite the tariff pedigree of every ahe married a young writer;—HI given In lessons 1 and 2 or those monthly publication of the prison, article of his attire, down to the never could finish his stories. She given In 41. 42. 43, 44, 45 and 46? keeps' council of the New York city fare of the City of Santa metal tip on his wrote them for him and they were Compare your list with a friend's department of correction, "the only already sense his election! shoestrings. Quite published under his name. She di­ list and correct each other's papers magazine in America by prison unlike Oscar vorced him and married Herr Lert Refer to lesson 58 for the substi­ keepers, of prison keepers, for prison Monica at heart are coming From now on be prepared Wilde's "Happy Tne money Inflation wrecked the tution of the masculine article!: keepers": Prince," he takes family. In desperation, she dredged before SINGULAR FEMININE "A beefsteak will be given by the in droves to the support of for combinations—be pre­ pleasure in these up a half-finished novel. "Men- nouns that begin with a or ha. 4 to 12 o'clock shifts in the peni­ odds and ends of schen ln Hotel," and completed it. It tentiary. . . . Lou Hehberg, the big HIGH CLASH WORK I da aa! sse ment of the orchestra since it was Teachers and schools represented terday told members of the Santa ^roS iif* iif* PRICES AS! tho SAME ae SOWER founded more than a year ago by on the program include Nancy Ken­ Monica Bay- Realty board. tst nana with MOST SATIBFAC* than THEIRS. SOME ASSOCIATION dall Robinson, Emma Parmely Sha­ MMT RESILTS. ri.ATES tet Hm. DENTIST! do ma flam Sf DENTISTRI COMMUNITY R. Vernon Steele, conductor, de­ ae BANDAGES i HEALING ll mora clared enthusiastically last night ver, Gertrude Vinton Powell, Grace Hanson urged residents of the J IBI their ri-EI are 50'i, ta 75% Wolf Johnson, Carrie Emerich, Bay district to deluge senators, •AFIII. CONTROLS BLEEDING aa! HIGHER than are MINE and I GUAR­ that the orchestra gave Its best con­ congressmen and President Hoover SWELLING, DRAINAGE li I'ERFECT. ^»W*_^ ANTEE MX WORK TO SATIsrr TOB PLATE cert thus far. Helen Powers Belt, Marta Fellicciot- »nd AIIO\E ALL rea sts NEVER OB TOV NEED NOT PAT. PLATES That the players have attained an ti, Clara Shaw Herrick, Lila Bell with telegrams urging the establish­ WITIIOl'T TEETH. II la RIDICl'LOl'S that FUNCTION tfSStit CANNOT le exactness and understanding in Haw, Academy of the Holy Names. ment of the Federal Mortgage Resi­ to "GOI IT** lor WEEKS sr MONTHS made on OLD rASHIONED RUDI­ Millicent Jonas and John Wester- dential bank, by which this credit sal ssass ALTERATION oi NATCRAI MENTARY APPLIANCES. their ensemble expression, which is velt. mobilization is to be made possible. JAW MOVEMENTS that seriously IN­ THIS IR MODERN, ETHICAL, EFFI­ the result of their . two seasons TERFERE with •arurlni SATISFAC­ CIENT DENTISTRY and easts no mora of work together, as well as the The recital is free to the public. He emphasized the fact that the TORY PLATER. than MEDIOCRE DENTISTRY else­ high caliber of Steele's direction, plan can be carried out by the presi­ • ANATOMICAL ARTICULATOR where. dent only if congress is persuaded was the comment heard on all sides. Giegrjch, A. L. Coaske, Catherine permit you to eat SEMI-LIQUIDS, let ME examine year Shower Congratulations Bailer, Mrs. A. N. Schopfer. Phyllis that the proposal represents an in­ THAT VICIOUS LOWER PLATE mouth and demonstrate the reason your PLATES are A 41 PIECES: 8 Oinner Fork. Musicians, music lovers and citi­ Brown, Raymond' LeRue, Ruth sistent demand from the rank and If you ar* one of UMta UNFORTUNATES who art FAILl'RE. I have KINDREDS of aatlafled PATIENT! t Dinner Knives 8 Dessert Spoon. TORMENTED by wrarlnt s LOWER PLATE th»t nt_--» who hsva nerrr secure! SATISFACTION ELSEWHERE. zens interested in the orchestra Miller, B. N. Sherman, Clarence file of the nation's home owners. jrasr til MS SORE. FLOATS AROUND aal alll onlv 8 Teupoon. 1 Butter Knife solely as a community achievement Whiteside. Kermlt Johnson, Ken­ Praises Local Board YOU NEED NOT PAY I FAIL TO SATISFY YOU 8 Salad Fork. 1 Sugar Spoon Regular Price $51.75 neth Johnson, J. L. Jones and Ray­ and asset, showered their congratu­ The new state president praised FILLINGS PAINLESS lations on Steele. mond Bucher. the Santa Monica board as being OPEN PHONB PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS The difficult two-piano concerto Violas—Verne Marlin, Jos Witek, the only one in California which has DRILLING DR. MACKAY 28288 Pay Only $1 a Week by Mozart, played by Mrs. Evelyn Floyd Munson, Anton Hartley. paid up its state, national and EVENINGS Paddock Smith and Ruth Lane May, Cellos—B. R. Willis, George Camp­ property owner memberships 100 206-207 JtJNIPHER BLDG THIRD AND SANTA MONICA BLVD. $1.00 Up This is the greatest opportunity you will ever have to own was greeted with long applause. The bell, Margaret Steele, Wayne King­ per cent strong, a feat which Han­ $1.00 u. presentation of the concerto number don, Katherlne Hughes. Community Plate. Come in NOW and select the design that will was recognized as an outstanding Basses—A. Farias, A. D. Schlatter, be loveliest on your table. Service for Eight in the new De Luxe accomplishment. It is one rarely Mrs. Temple, D. E. Jacobs. Anniversary Tray. attempted with orchestral accom­ Flutes—Andrew Giampaola, Floyd paniment and the cadenzas, written Schultz, Lea Jones. by Dohnanyi, never have been This Special Price Good Only Until November 28 Oboes — Lory Manclni , Anton played before in concert. Kraushor, J. Anderson. The orchestra is sponsored by the Bassoons—Roy Adams, Gltnn Santa Monica Friends of Music, the Martin. president of which is Ira Miller. Dr. Clarinets—G. Rucci, Don Johnson, George U. Huber is membership James Griffith, John Bartlett. gasseH tfewelrti Co chairman, and reservations for con­ Trumpets—Frank Pratt, Leon cert seats may be made by calling Russell. Doll Carnival!! him, at 253 Twentieth street. French horns—Ralph Gunderson, CONVENIENT CREDIT Orchestra Personnel G. Petro. 1330 Third Street Santa Monica Members of the orchestra are: Trombones — Terry Hollenbergh, Violins—Warren Cramer, Marian Floyd Nutting. G. Curti. Saturday, November 21st Kingdon, Marjorle Keller, Fred Percussion—Frank Culbrcath and Lundgren, H. L. McMahan, Cecelia G. Berlotti. •aMBBtB^^ amaaai TOYLAND! **\. OUAUTV* AT "HENSHEY'S"! More than a thousand dolls! Think of it! Adorable baby dolls! Imported felt dolls in quaint costumes of far-away lands! Dolls that talk and go to sleep! Soft, cuddly dolls to take to bed with you! All available for adoption by some sweet little girl! Buy Now! A Small Deposit Holds Toys Until Christmas! 1418 THIRD STREET LOVELY BABY DOLLS! ACME MAMMA DOLLS Cuddly soft body. Goes The cutest dolls you ever to sleep and cries. Dain­ saw! Real natural hair tily dressed. A $5.00 wigs, sleeping eyes and XPANSION value. mamma's voice.

$ $ Celebrating Eggers Tenth Store! To Open in Hollywood! KRRITS rapid expansion is marked by the opening of this beautiful now store at 6702 Hollywood Boulevard. These sensational values are In celebration of this event soon to take place! 3.95 4.98 REAL JUDY DOLLS! Sleeping Infant. Dolls! That new character doll Luxurious French Crepe and A soft, cuddly doll with with sleeping eyes, Same unbreakable head. size as Patsy Ann. Dressed in a romper suit. Crepe Back Satin ^tt^t^M 1.98 $ PATSYETTES! Santa Sez, 1.00 Underwear* Here is Patsy's little "Attention, boys and girls 11 am going FREE TO EVERY GIRL! sister! Every little girl to pay a flying visit to the DOLL. A cute little doll will be All 100% Pure Silk! will want one of these. CARNIVAL at TOYLAND SATUR­ given absolutely free to A ll-Wool Jersey Appealingly Femin­ DAY I I will be glad to greet all my little friends between the hours of every little girl who ine Style* in Danee 2:00 and 4:00 p. m. Come and tell $ visits the doll carnival Zipper Seta. Panties, Step. me what you want for Christmas!" accompanied by an In*, Chemiset- adult! Saturday only. Shimmeriog heavy satin and rich | 1.25 Blouses French crepe lingerie In alluring, Short Sleeves! irresis table modes. Fitted top dance sets and panties—flare and straight Belt-Buckle! chemise. Beep lace edgings. Posi­ Jockey Red, Orange. tive 11.95 quality. Leaf Green, Yank*. Blue, Kelly Green, Glove Silk Trimmed Spanish Tile! Now! November Sale of Shoes! A fashion scoop for Eggers 1 Finely knit Non-Run French Spun Jersey— Again the Henshey Store scores with IMPORTANT SHOE SAVINGS! Take and look at the color range! Belted—or wear advantage of this opportunity and fill your shoe needs for the entire winter them tucked-ln. Sizes Rayon Undies season! It to 20. Cownst Women'* Tweed Suiting Slip,! Pan tie,! WOMEN'S SHOES REDUCED! Step-In*! Black Satins I Patents! Mat Kids I Brown Kids I Sport Skirts Bloomert! Cuban and high heels I Rich Wonted Pattern*! Flared Chemise! Tailored Chimin! Stems 26 to 36! Finest quality 40-fllament $6.50 Values Now $8.50 Values Now A companion value to the zipper blouses. Yoke tops rayon ln close non-run In five styles. Splendid weave. Beautifully styled. quality tweed suiting's. Luxurious glove silk ap­ Values up to $1.75. plique trims. 4.50 '5.95 d_flr «I The Year's Best Buy il* Town Talk Hose Flannelette Wear Men's Dress GREAT SALE GROUP OF FttU Fashioned! All New Shade,! Gowns! Pa jama*! Sleeper*! CHILDREN'S SHOES! Every leading winter shade in Fleecy warm flannelette wear for sheerest all silk chiffon and finest the entire family. Men's—Women's quality service weight. Every pair and Children's sizes. Full cut and REDUCED ONE-FOURTH! perfect! French heels. Cradle foot. roomy. Values to 11.69. Includes both boys' and girls' shoes that were for­ E_KB_g__B Shirts you'll See Them Priced from merly priced from $3.50 to $6.00! Patents! Oxfords! $1.95 ta $2 50 tltewhere!rel Straps! Black and browns! Sizes 8'_ to 12 . . . Close Ovt! Sample tines $1*95 to $2*50Rayon Stripe, Jatquurd 12 to 3 ... 3 to 6. Broadcloths! Silk Finish 2x1 and Plain Broadcloth*! Women's Bedroom Slippers Full Cull Well Itt-ttsI Guaranteed Colorfatt' On Sale! Leather Purses Many styles with eta-rite Roee, blue and black. Regular 13.00 and $3.50 values. Genuine Cell I Step-In Style pin pleat sleeves or box pleat 1backs. Broken sizes , Suede! Steerhide! Highest Quality Every shirt Is perfectly tailored In even the smallest details. At Bggers, Florentine Leather I Silk Elestk 11.11 to 12.50 values, for 11.00. $ Smooth aad Rough Girdle M en * Silk 1.95 Grains I and Rubber Silk Lined. Tooled Detignt! SECOND FLOOR Reducing Hand Tailored Girdles! Clever Ornamenti! All silk elastic Moire Lined! girdles and ml- Men's 14-lb. Unions Dark Color*! lanese covered Sizes II to 46. reducing gir­ Part Wool. Ankle I-er.gth... .cturer'g entire sample stock of I,it-tier priced dles. Both i included In this sensational event! Imagine the styles have I f ety! The quality! The super-values! Top handles— hose support­ Men's 35c Socks J hes—envelopes—zipper pockets! Style features found ers. Fancy Rayon $1.91 to 12.10 purses. Bay Department Store High <-*r.llr*-4 ] _ 1418 w.Third St. EGGERS DOLLABfcSTO-RES 1418 w.Third st. : l ; , il.C.IIENSHEY'COSonJta Monica Boulevard at fouHK Santa Monica Qalifbirrxia.. S.'&'Slli«4*JS;; S"SJ.Si,«lr$i 'S.-''$ .'§l S'.SlS IFS S-'S'SMS SL fi.:Sl-S S '$:S! S -Si*

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D o We do business with U STOCKYARDS STOCKYARDS o | MEATS | MARKET CO. you today on the prin­ MARKET CO. ciple that we expect to 1423 Four 11 SPECIAL PRICES do business wtth you o PORK tomorrow. Open Saturda GENUINE EASTERN PIG PORK k 1 FRUIT-VEGETABLES | o POrk SllOUlClCrS Weighing 6 to 8 Lbs. Each per D OUR PORK COMES DIRECT FROM THE GREAT EASTERN CORN BELT lb. Special on o Lean Well Trimmed Side Pork ic LEGS OF PORK ic FRESH SIDE PORK This price ia for whole legs weighing 2lb. around eight to ten pounds each. 2lb. Thii price ia in piece. 11 Idaho Russet Potatoesl o While They Last—U. S. No. 1 D Theie Little Pig Pork Leim Are Cut From Some of the Finest Little Porkers in the Market. o -lb. Sack Whole or Part oU Pork Loins lb. for Only Notice—thii price is for the housewife only—no dealers. 10 D Washington Blue Goose, No. 1 Arizona Desert Sweet o Lamb Brains *r*. nf _ f*% 1 -^ !C_:_5K.".::::0,"b PiS Heads ^i, Navel Oranges Grapefruit 1 Sc Doz. 8 for 25c i U. So Government Inspected—Sugar Cured—Hickory Smoked— ** ic HAMS Whole or Part lb. Newtown Pippin Apple.| Center Cut Slices of Ham Are Just a Few Cents More per Pound 14 o Genuine Milk Veal This Is a Real Price on a Veal Roast a VEAL ROAST ic LEGS OF VEAL ,c 12 lbs. for 25c O These roaiti weigh from 4 to 6 lbs. each. 2lb. We can give you most any weight u 8 you want. 142lb. o Genuine Milk Lamb—Raised in California- Eatmor Cranberries n c O These little legs are cut from the finest IT While They Lamb quality Iambs. 1D. Last Center cut rib and loin chop! are just a few pennies more per pound. 19* ******* lb. 10c Select Cuts of Prime Young Beef. O ic D Porterhouse, Rib, Sirloin, Imperial Sweet Grapefruit o STEAKS T-Bone, Round, Swiss 16lb . New York Cut Steaks 29c Per Pound Thick Butt Tenderloin ..35c Per Pound 15 for 25c o Prime Rib c Round Bone lOlC or Rump (C nUr Cttt) Northern fl Roast 15 lb. or Shoulder * o 2ib. . Venice Celery Sweet Potatoes Large Size Colored Hens, 25£ 8 lbs. for 25c Sc Each i Windior Brand—Pea Meal Freshly Sliced | BAKERY | O c c n CANADIAN BACON 15c Coffee Cakes lie Cookies Half Pound Packages ea. LIVER . . ib. 18 10 Fresh Apple Pies 20c 1 Pound Loaf Brea, Whip Cream Puffs and Sponges 5c Swift's Jewel Sliced Bread O c Cinnamon Rolls, dozen 18c Unsliced Bread SHORTENING Jibs. Eastern Oysters |9 30c Cup Cakes, dozen 20c D In One-Pound Carton! doz. o I 10_=_XOE OE 30I=-30E Lao 01=30 IO) XOJ I/EMBER 20, 1981 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA FAOl W (OE (OK loaoi (OE (0EZ301

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s FORMAL OPENING | GROCERY! O Street ""Monic"a TOMORROW o Open Daily Till 6:30 o Till 9:30 P. M. Closed all day Sunday U.S. Large c I DELICATESSEN 3 Extras EGGS Size 25doz . o GOLD MEDAL Crystal While. Macaroni, 11 Spaghetti or Noodles 4 for 19 CLEANSER o Regular 8c Package Pfl**-Cnn Golden West lc DIXIE Nut Margarine JAMS and o COTTAGE CHEESE Cream lb. 2 JELLIES Per Pound 6 y <># Gluti AH ruv.il. D Oc >2S o U o Jellateen All Mnvon ll MAYONNAISE OiirBestinBAPt.. THE GELATINE SUPREME 6 **2SD BROOKFIELD BEST o SALAMI Kosher Style, lb. C 9c BUTTER lb. (1-Pound Limit With Geecmry Pur*, has*) 29 WHIPPING CREAM i* 2c ZEE Toilet c Kdgrmont Butter ( Va* km ind lc Paper - '{Rolls 15 Graham (ra< J.**rt, I lb 1'i.tUnyr it.ltltlT 'I Wtli 9 O POTATO SALAD * as ma^mL.rfjp*j D Pint t^a^i^w^if:^**^ o FOOD I'HOIMM 'I n O Macaroni Salad 2for 25c Del Monte Fancy Early Garden Peas, Large Cam i*..*****.**,***% iff 2*%*D Del Monte Country Gentleman or Golden Bantam Corn, Large Size.. % for 2*%* O RllSSiail Rye or Pamnernidile, Ea<_... Oc Del Monte Fancy Stringless Beans, Large Cans Zfor^fcJ* o DelMonte Medium Prunes wwuTheyi.i,.t.##f#####,#####,,2-Lb. Package \%* D o SWEET PICKLES mm 9c Del Monte Pumpkin, New Pack, Urge CM, *:*!*****e]t*t* ...y f Del Monte Sauer Kraut, Large Cans „,,,,„, *.. ,# 3lv2f RIPE OLIVES Urge Quart bo Dd Monte Grapefruit, Large Cans ||j,.e^L«,t,,*Vt' ,,,,,,, 10c o **mmmmmmmm9m*ws9Bma*wmMmmm\m\^ D Bishop Sweet Milk or Vanilla Chocolate, \ -lb. Cakes ,.,.,,,.. 2» lor i_5c O . MINCE MEATwi_B™Kiy2 **• P. & G. WHITE NAPTHA SOAP 1 Pn* -***n*' Ivory ''in'*•*! tot Bars •* tiar$ Caitisttf Soap "/.".* J Regular Velum 30c ""•g Formal Opening Saturday f"*"" 5 13c rODAV ONLY • WMta Thee Leet, POWDERED OR BROWN , 2 Doz. 25c Tom Murray and his "Hollywood Hill j PJLL5BURY 'U Pan Rolls 9c o Billies'9 from KFWB will entertain you from CIPancake 2 for 15c a 2 for 13c 5to9p.m. Music,lights,fun. Sugar FLOUR 1-Pound Package '/J I I tum At {*.-• If mm,.. Be our guests. With 1 Glasa R. B. Quality Spicei at 10c 10 We Reserve the Ititiht te lAntii tfiiiirtiitlea ea '/hem* firms, thine ta fteait 9-** locaocoooi: 30£_=30J: JOE_Z20C____30 OC JQf—IOC WAGE RIGHT EVENING OUTLOOK. SANTA MONICA, CAUFORNIA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1931

tSOC/AZ aWJB w*S CHIWR&N rS7~EUJ5 XAWrpV ZT,\®SSY JVANCY PAGE I CLUB ma\CTTVrTl*B& FASHIONS - -AILJZLW LA MONT e •? UOMF- J-CONOMIC-S *r OF INTEREST -* WOMEN ^lAMPS*- SAMUEL LACY soar TSS: MEN'S TIKS FKATlHtK Children to Give Venice Parents rtlRPIJC AMI (1KKKN Leaders In Work Plan Yule Cheer Scarf! or n soft silk wtth a Paisley MUtam and fringe on ttte ends me SAN IA MONICA Of Church United Arranges Lecture Series Cheer for Needy To Give Benefit IK-IUB wm ii by men New ties un- of HOSPI I AL AND a soft puiiilisli red with a minute, At Thanksgiving For Relief Work figured pnttein Green ta enothri S A N I 1 A R I U M In Local Wedding gtHMl masculine rsilar tills year. • (11.1. IIA1TI.K CKKRK Ml** HI!(i del Mnr of Oeeansldc, Canned slid pai-kngn food*. Mon­ I'lnns for a benefit nu'd parly to TRKATMKNT8 bl given tVcnnlier 4 were mode it Turkey liaa itempted from land daughter at Mrs. William del Mnr, day And Tuesday, freih fruits, vege­ '«' newlv ptiinfct vineyards, nvie became Ihr bride ol Bdward A. Wll* tables and meats Wednesday M0 yeslerttav'l meeting of the Ntghlln itniiteus nml oii'lmtds nor ymterdiy mornine nt 11:10 mile Parent 'tVnrher wuticliillon, Uu o'clock In Ihr Little Church Around tbe glfti that Roosevelt school chti- th. Owner. Iloslcruclan Philosophy dien will t nln- to school next week pioeeeds el I lie party to go toward center of Hiinln Monlcu. The llcv to help fill Thanksgiving baskets the nnnm-In (Ion's welfai'p wot k Maty KHsahcth Shaw performed the which will he distributed by the MI-.11 Mluiini Holer, librarian tn ceremony In the pretence of 50 rcla- Parent-Teacher association. tho Venice public llln in y. Sliok! on tlven nnrl frlfii.li. suitable tMxtks lot rhlldten The pu­ • Mr.i. Predc*irk Hny wu matron of i..*.•.iiii*iii. et the district not hav­ pils of Miss Violet Dole's t on r t It honor, nnrl Chick Hale WM beat man. ing children In school may secure, a grade provided a proginui. Mlns Dorothy Mann wan the brides­ dciivi rv boy cr girl by telephoning maid. Tiff bride won Riven In mar­ Mm. llm r y li'iiwcr, philanthropy chairman. 33322. or by celling Ml tend. A poem. "We Tliauk 'tliee." tiv riage by Charles A fti arret.. Miss Opal Waller, the blind pod mut 'ihr ii r I d e wore a lone, simple schorl. Newspaper., and niiu-.n. inc.. whlcti are being collected by the musician, waa tend by Mrs one. gown of white satin. The veil, 500 The third Installment of Hie itiy.-Uu-y year! old, elaborately embroidered philanthropy department will he ei-Jed for upon a request to Mrs novel. "Bella of Hnn timet to." wivn wllh roM*point lure, was loaned to lead by tlie inithor, Alice F.yers. the bride bv Capt. ind Mr**. Mow- Henry llarnbrwk, MIM. hf Berkeley of New York and Clothing w'tlch waa collected at Thn program ehniiiiinn. IK.I-I Tuck Ps«sdena. the school laat week has been re­ sou, reminded the club Member! f nu Invitation to Mrn. D. (I, Hteplienn' I'arrles White Roses paired by members of the association and la now being distributed by the birthday party nt thi Womnn's club The bride carried white roses and RChool nursM. Mrs. P. S, Wclih Is house, nlso gteet lugs sent to the -lull ewaet-peni. Her attendants wore president of the Roosevelt organ! by John Ml even Medically Lop •• • frocks of pastel colon and carried •ation. I'I, Hucker was appolntetl nuhllclly Sermonizing flowers. manager nf the club. An elaborate arrangement ol How- The next meeting of Ul! Club will era decors led one end Of the little he on December 3, chnp' I The pvtel-colored blossoms Former Members Were offset by the tall white cathe- Honored at Church dr'd candles, held In silver. Miss Thelma Fttrjilmmonii Mothers to Hear ' The bride ipproached the impro- As a part of the reunion programs OM of the ineinlH'iii of the vised altar to the strains of the and locinl affairs with which thi philanthropic committee of the Mrs. Fisher Talk members of the First Methodist "Brldnl Chorus" from "Lohenerln, • tela PI chapter of lauulula Tail Till regular meeting of (he Molli played by Miss Katherlne Naaon, church of Banta Monica have been Delta sorority, which has entertaining this week, a reception planned an elaborate Chrtitmaa ern' club of thi I'Mrst. Clirl.-.tiini pinn'st. who ilso song. Immediately chin ch of Santa Monloa will be held before the ceremony Kornllis Bering will be held tonight in the ohuroh cheer proKintn for this ..eti.'inu. auditorium for former members of Mondiiv night In the home of Mm violinist, pleved the Intermeszo from E. M Fniuilch, ma'/ i Jiccntlcl.l nvc "Cftvnlierin ftiistlcnna." the church. line. Went wood. Three hundred former member!, Writers'Club Has Werhllnr. Rr-ikfast living tn all parts of Southern Oilt* Mra. Ma i"i*ihei win -ipciik on thi Immediately follewlne the cere­ fomio, have been Invited. Notable Guests value of children's being taught home reaponatbllltlee. mony the weddiii*' breakfast wal The exhibits which represent all At the meeting of the Hanta Mon­ served In the W'llow Tree Inn Cov­ of the ehurch activities will still be ica Writers' club, held In the gallery ers were laid for in and Mrs, J on display. More than 200 viewed of the library lost night, levaral l.ntis, Mr, arid Mrs, O. it Bryan, them Tuesday night at the recep­ Mr nnd Mrs. William A. Lai tion given bv the missionary socie­ lu.led guests were Introduced by Mrn and Mrs. /. Mima. Baroney, Mr. ties of the ehurch. 11i*in.* uugiii' cone, president Anion.. and Mrs Chick R.K Mi,' and Mrs. There will he n musical program them waa Oarmm Edlngton, co­ Rnv H JwmM. Mr. and Mrs, CWl tonight, given by tlie Klngdon trio, author with A, C, Fdington of many U«* Mrs Jessie Whitfield. AllH consist Ini' of Mrs. fleorge R, Klng­ best sellers, including "Tundra, Malscher. Mnrearet Thnxtor) Bryan don. pianist; Miss Marian Kiiwdnn. "The lli.u.*.e of Vanishing Oobletn" Elvl. Prances Jensen, Mrs, Adelaide violinist, Wayne Klngdon, cellist and "The litiuUo Mynlery." Carmen Bode, trie A. MacCartty, True Tmy Mrs, Oeorge M. Pierson, clia'rman ICdlngtnu Is the sister of 11 |. Ed­ Thompson. Mra Bay, Mrs, T. H. of the home-coming week, will greet lngton. manager of dicta Clarbo and Mann. Mrs Oce-lnnc Dunklcc, MM the visitors, The response will be John . i. Kemper, Mrs. Martin was as­ son, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ifi SHtclah magazine of Southern Coll- sisted* by her daughter, Mrs Irene children's librarian at the Santa Hoyt. •rnia, nnd his wire is a lecturer on 'inrvi-ll. Monica library, addressed members The Pythian Sisters will hold their jtibjficts I-CH'I mint' the faith. They of the Brentwood school Parent- eluding painted furniture and hon;.-i, WARTWILT will live In Oreanside. regular meeting ln the Odd Follows hall. 14'H Third street, tonlpht it Teacher association yesterday after­ was offered by children of the sixth it o'clock. This will be the annual noon. grade, under the direction of their teacher, Mn, W. Smith An histori­ Wilts ths Wart roll-call meeting. "Reading ls a fundamental," de­ llo-llltx .imlmHiril ,,, it,our, I-r,i,,,l. ,1 ABRiBtance Guild clared Mrs. Lucas, "for it shapes the cal play, "The First Thanksgiving," Itrmuvrn Will In M-IIII.IIII I.I.I>. O.irn ,,,,| life of the child and aldi tn forming was presented by the pupils. tltt* S Hani. I 'i.ttlttlnn IMI .mm 11, To Help Families II, Pupils Presented hi! Ideals, The love for reading Announcement was made that a Of III Model 12 Super ^Heterodyne! Mn. Jtthio. B, Fugle of 457 Sev­ would eliminate lonellneM. Picture canned-food drive would be ,cld at AIIMOI.|l'l'i:i.V IIAIttlll.l MM enth street fBttitalned the members By Gripp Studio books for young children are valu- the iiretil wood ne I ion i next week Por Sale at Your Druniit i Asrtstsnee Oulld of Santa Nine pupils of the Relink Orlpp iible, aa they bring adventure Into from November 23 to 'J'.. Contribu­ AARON srKI'IAIiTV iU>. OlifNCY, Itt,. M * *i B >-.. Womans Club tn her music studios were presented in a their lives and train their eyes to tions will be dlitrlbutnl to ihe needy. mr e Wednesday. varied program of solo, duo and trloa color and harmony. World friend- : were completed for the dis- Wednesday night at the Santa Mon­ ship may be accomplished through (llilarlllil 111 I.,,, 1,1'. tr but.Ion of the Thanksgiving baa- ica studio. acquaintance with book children ,i Is.BMl Irlr.,„!,„ mini In ••-•* v, hi eh the guild will present to Violin pupils of Arthui Ortpp, who other countries." l.lll.ll.i lira Milt Si I UUI j9 |.. >r I'lmliies of the Bay district. MOUNT WILSON •' SI. Aaliiin •• iiilt> ill |en< appeared are Gene ltitleiihou.se, Lois A display of new book! for chit lur» sa! obifmsllSB Ihrnuib M.lnvb tslssrnii*. ffM evert lrrl.1ar nlihl Sl*rlrl*sll> t .'.ft"rii'ion was spent at sewing Burden, Ruth Miller and Donald dren was shown by the librarian. f* • . jfl .: .nln Monica Counrll of 00- llrnlril rutlnm-N mill slffSSI I'lllatlit, al llillrl. Illfilllilnthtll al all ll.n«<„,i. ,,, I'l,,inr Hti wait, piano pupils of Oretchen A display of their handicraft, in- Hl-fUnn IIII.I I r** A. (j, < nil DM. Mminavr. cl-' Welfare. Rebok are June Ftoe MacWilllams, mt Fugle home wan decorated 1 ' 'in lot i,a Rogers and Margaret Wood. wll' bowls ind baskets of polnsettlai. Owena Davlei presented Ruth Peter­ Mrs Frank Blvens and Mrs. Henry son plimlsl, and Axel Hlmonien, cell- T. llnliwedel assisted the hostess at lit, presented Mart im Virginia Shoe­ ten time maker. Present, were Mrs. John W. Spell- man. Mrs LlO Wldney, Mrs. Justin M. Kennedy. Mrs David Spaulding, Want to Regularly ,$84.50 Complete- Mrn. Edwin wen/. MIM Ann Wilson Mm Raymond Hoyt, Mn. Hiram K Oassldy. Mrs Henry T. HOUwedei. Mrs. Donald Clark, lln. Cllvi John- ROD. Mrs Allen Cleveland, Mn. Hub­ REDUCE ? ert E Hutlon, Mrs Frank Blvena Jr., Mien Willie MacPherson and the Without Eaerciaa a hostess. Call n„40H TAYLOR'S Aj.uin, Wiley It. Allen Company Willing" Workers Neuritis and Nerva Pains proMonte a Bonmtl ionul radio Tbe cauee is corrected, feeds tha 1311 Montana Avenue Hold All-Day Meet MHS. I'll AM Members of Willing Workers, aux­ nerves and allays the pain. Re­ (In Roberts) opportunity. This in our shtti'G iliary to th. Pythias Staters, enter­ moves tba close. 91.01, Hee tained st the home of Mrs. Lizzie Harry Dolson. Endorsed Taylor's MI eats and Try a Pound of Tauiof* "Ait-Pork' of a timely piiri'lijute of tha coin- I Martin at Long Hench on Wednesday • I Wimt to Be Your I Family Druggist for en ell-diy meeting. A 1 o'clock Poultry—and She KnOWS Sau*age»--the World'* Best plate JOIIIM-TH' nl nek of hrniiil luncheon ess served. The house was Oer an A vr.it.r nnd Hr nn.l war A Krinrilr (at I vn v Allium! appropriately decorated Id yellow now, very IJIIOMI,, enrrdnt model Bruniwlck Radiog. We pur- Beef Pork eluineii i.heiri at (fraat Havlnsril Choice (Stall-Fed) Choica EASTERN Wa offer them to you at genia- No. 1 Staer (Grain* Fad) I inn.'i I ly low prlceg. Sirloin Tip or Rump Roasts LOIN (Best Cut—Tendorlotn In) Theie am the fiiien!. rnd I OH ever built by Brumwlck. 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Choice Kettle SU1M.K -HETERODYNE Roast Hrrrrn (irld Viiilalilr Ma nnd Pentode Tuiirs. Dal'Helector. Lamb i lfitnns I'olor TotM lonlrol (A! Cut) Turrnl-Type Condrns^n. C_r«in-F«*d Full Nnnff. Volumr ( .inlrol (Hampshire Downs) Choice of Armour'a "Star," Swift'e Power De teeter. ACCURATE "Premium," Rnth'a "Block Hawk" Armorrd Chassis. I.imifr lla< tin llynaitilr Hprnhrr. Prescriptions must be accurate—there oan be no LEGS icrquinitr Cabinet, guesswork In the filling of them -it ls often a matter (Boston Stylo) of life and death. lluiuliciln will tebe •Mlvantt-K'* "t tills aailSlllliillll iipimrtunlf y I'lari to rome r.iirly. AHHoiifh our uiifitmrnt ef these new itrunnwlek Radios la seffielently large ta meet We pride ourselves on the fact that we hava never present demands, we cannot promlss that tm*f will lost lone at this low prtoe. made a single mistake ln the thousands of proscrip­ A niniiii down payment will reaerva one ot th**e new Brumwlek Radius tions which Wl have been called upon to fill ln the lbJLTc years that Wl have been engaged In business. tor ChtiilmtiH fIrlifrry. Ctimr In Itiiittirrtiwf

Prescriptions must be filled promptly, otherwise much FRESH HAM ROASTS Balance suffering might ensue. You will find that wi are exceedingly prompt In the filling and delivery of them 16 Rib "Crown" Roasts $5 Down Easy Payments Stuffed, Ready for Oven CRITERION DRUGCO. SO lb-15 Wiley Re Allen Music Co. ' JONES I KARSCN,P«0P*. ^P THIRD AND ARIZONA, SANTA MONICA.CAU, 213 iSanta Monica ftoulevard * Santa Monica PHONE 2466925035 each Spare ri ha Z ibs. Z5c Open Evenings Until 9 m " a*s*mrt*

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER t6, 1931 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONTCA, CAIJFORNTA PAGE HH

#1 sSOOAL NEWS- CWLmEAr wan:/.Awn*v/iA •y /VAMYma: Pe" CLUB ACTTVrriBS—FASHimS AIIJTN /AMi Wi IMPROVED PI *WQMB £CXWOAtIC£- -BIPUDOBO P INT^EST* WOMENJAMntMsum i.A P«t WB•u_ tin tL \_ \/AG-Z*Z / T*.>u drink Ht Have Is Sa*mr ne other eoff•>*•• Ml — damiT riBM emtt •quell Bill! Bros . alona, r.*»et by tha patented pttveaa — Oentndlea Ki*4t*sit!if* thai givea yon all the be*- witehlng* flimT of the coffee berry tf . . . all thr fimr. _*»__ As the accuracy of (ha howr-glaae depend! upon an even, eontinuoue Thauk.'.KlvtUri dinners need no! flow ... a little Bl B i im* ... ao tbe bo IxpUUln uttuiii- Turkey Ot niarvrloua. uniform flavor of Mllle chicken, duck or aoone ere alt Fro*. Coffee ia produced by thle ilKht tor tlione Who live OB UM patented process that roaste ev»n!y» fai in or have country QQUSlllU, continuously . . • • littte et e t4tm*. Hut city folks can have a roast Ot No wonder the flavor ia superior to pink Willi Hi.*, .ing that will l»-.le thai af bulk-roasted coffee. Bala- II good, II yoU don't believe It, OT try Nancy's recipe. Here It Is: roastingrequttMeneesworlt,BM ^ VN either loin ot pork or -1*6811 ei Hills Broa. Coffee ia under hum, automatic control. No herry lej If 11 enh ham ti chosen havi the underdone not overdotM Perfect, butcher bone tt. U loin In UNCI I Mrs. A. C. Dingle low more, because somebody willing unvarying flavor is positively j hnve thi butcher bone tt or hive Log of the Good Ship Life Personalities and Incidents to give you up doesn't exactly click assured! , him chine It mul iniilie a pocket In lly KKTFI.l.K -.AWTON I.IMlNt*: Y Gives Bridge Party By JESSIE HKNPIUSON with moat girls. Every pound of Hills Broa. Coffee j Which the dros.-itun may he put, i'i.i n n. ii u l i'n I lo nil Hn I II 11 va In I'lils Occai tmrnt roinutil Us A.Ulirft.-d o. Bpfolsl Correspond.nI ol ihr ETrntni Onlloo! ICnlotla Ijiin-lnil l.liulflrl In Oma nt I III. I'npai A gioup ot Venice women were "The lover now ln style ll the is strictly fresh too. tot air, whidi; Pork neciln tnnroufh cooking, destroys the flavor of coffee, ta guMti at thi bridge luncheon given HOLLYWOOD, Nov. SO (CPA)— love's young dream than getting a masterful fellow. No, I don't mean Ml OOUnt on mie half hour to the following up R'tpieMImi submitted to this column a few days ftgo, here UM caveman of a few years ago, who moved and kept out of the vacuuna j pound with an additional 11 minutes it hM home by Mrs. Arthur ti, Pln- Listen, men, the tender lover ia as new gown spoiled ln UM first cana. Even ordinary, "air-tight"! ll a story that, J" believe, throws light on the criminal question, The out of date M the horse and buggy. round. But listen to Sylvia Sidney took you by the back of the neck nt the Mori Thnt In, a throe-pound i.torv is Impoi Innl hrcanse It, hi limn out M by a flasli (tic part that loollsh t-le, pn.-.t president Of th! Machttdo and threw you across the room. cans wont keep coffee fresh. Order j roast would require three one-half Parent -Teacher n.ssoclnllon, but now Saya who? Soys "It's a funny thing." Miss Sidney molliei . piny In building up In I hell clilldren a swollen mut iihsuid Idea of Svlvla Sidney. observed today, "w ith all tbe gnat This masterful fellow of today ll a Hilla Bros. Coffee today. Aak foe it hours, or one mid one halt hours their own Importance And that .swollen and absurd idea ts exactly what a resident ot Whittier. by name, and look for the Arab] |ilu i the additional 18 mlnulr.t, m:ik- Mr!. I'cujniiiin Decker, formerly who ought to lovers on the screen and all the clvllUed caveman. Tou know he makes the criminal who lust can't know because could throw you across the room If trade-mark en the can. nuc and three ipiarter!! hums all dee any point of vlevJ that con • active In Venice music circles and an great love scenes being turned out of Vfgetublei and fruit from hii ot fleer In the Mnchado P.-T. A., WM OB the screen every day, thlt, after all, there are he chose to do so, but be never Billa Bros. Coffee, Inc. Leal filets with hie desires FjMy slnlrr's ranch. But UM never cam anything. she hbl had would. He quells you with a glance, Angeles, Calif. O IMl f i a n ii hM gUMt of honor Mra Decker now only tour techniques In love making. ItUlt And I know put (Inn up thing! In a lives tn Pttsndcnn Prlre for hllti kisses both ten­ There's the tender lover, ihe ro­ that type." heen out of wol It gnat help. score waa won by Mra wiiuam it der nnd other­ mantic lover, the noble lover and some (line This "What would you do, nmember Armltaae wise from lovers the nuistcrtui lover. Think it over summer 1 did them at ChrtitmM or Iguom them*' both tender and and you'll m I'm right. Tbl guest list Included Mrs Deck­ tough, want to Ml Iter "MRS. H " er, Mra. ArinltnRc, Mrs. ,1. Phil Ping­ "The i.nder lover Is old-fashioned. have II Utile va- Ignoie them of course. Your !_•• er, Mrs. Wlllla-i Smith, Mrs. Herbert Watt a minute. I mean ttte man who Is so tender iiiI Ion Wl have |J.I is II niiiy and selfish women and it. Wood, Mrs fVnKy Kvans, Mrs. now. None of toward you that tn an argument ha I cabin tn thi I very ban mother. Mhe not only P. J. Hcfcle. Mrs Thomas It. Iloscoe, that caveman doesn't even answer bock. The ro­ mount nln*-, and owes you IH a polony; .she owes It to Mrs. Sidney Warren and Mrs. Stall Ituff, either. mantic lover la always popular with inv hu'ihniid paid you to make that boy come ami Heeherg. Fashions in love the sentinientir.lsts. lie's the one Ihe fafl Of Ihe apologise. As It I';, nhe li Kituplv miking change who compares your eyes to deep family Up there traluiiiit him for a criminal career. go of married lite She said then lust as do fash- woodland pools. nmi i went niont' YOU Would have been jusilflrd luul WM no .sense In mv coming around Sylvlo Sidney ions in bnsipics. bust les and bon-bons. It WM all Apt to Be Tiresome HELP! i" help my ..Inter you culled I lie nherlff and ejected any mon. Bhi said It wasn't anj - "He takes all his scenes big, and We need your asaistance to more stock on hand and make room Ihe whole bunch for destruction of thiim I did or Mid but that we just right to go caveman when thi boy- euro for Ihe i hll he's nelly awfully attractive, but for onr holiday goods. il r e II and property, jcoulil not make a go of lt and or­ iui girl waa going cave woman, but up tm don't forget that the styles an apt to get tin some when your eyes sUalRhten upYho Q I have lieen married about dered me not to phone or try to have that lal hornless, woodland Mrs. 1.1 ml ii* T eivtiip. Herolder.l l ten yean, About tin oo yeiil'S uifo see her again; Hut i called on her womanly now, and the lover of thi PM th! dressing UM the lireuil |- did my husband found it wai Ban Queu- twice and she waa very nice both moment can't grab a handful of pool look merely because you long Here Are Prices That WiU Do It! boy In very de*il.t*ui'llvc. II for a steak wtth fried potatoes. Me llllll I iu."iiic or imini.i II id Musagi several thing! I (llrapproved but l (In for hhn or purls unknown. He times. Whnt l want to know la will the beloved In caveman manner recipe M. u-.llie tWO cups not, lit them pass until he look ail ox took the latter, M hi had ben in lliliiRs always be Ilk! tills? without crabbing a good many dol­ isn't practical, what I mean. freshly rlced polalo. Slice two and began to chop up my bed i iioui.ie iieiuH' i had given htm MV** H. B. lars worth of ruffles and whnt not "Of course the noble lover ii medium-iiM mil.ms end d eook until ipoki to htm 111rer tunes end hll era! chances to do better and he Just A.-—I think it probable that they at the same time. grand, lie's always giving you up COSTUME JEWELRY light brown in bacon fat. Add to mother spoke once lie nnswercil mo did WOm. I refused to 10 With film always win be. The girl evtdintly for somebody else whom he think! rlced potato Add one-Iuilf ICII- back: and remained hen with the chil­ tee In (lint you and she an not silt - Sylvia Explains It you love more than you do him. cpniiii poultry seasoning, one-imif " i don't have to inind you, dren mul the moi'tHum*. With the ticieutiy conganlal to ipend your Nothlng throws colder water on '- ou generally do love the ot her fel­ Necklaces, chokers, bracelets, earrings, POIind Mini ii|.e inenl, one cup auntie' most rigid economy i have been lives together and work out a nar- crumbed, iIny-old In end, one-quin • "i look hold of hii handi. shook able to keep on monioui and successful mo rr I a (re (Political Arlrerttn. mriitl brooches and rings. Over 800 pieces ln ter CUp melted shortening, nail, io Mr..;. I.Induev, do you think for- hint end nn Id: 'When auntt! Ipenks Since she don believe I his, she was latest styles, mostly imported from France. I in.I e, and two eggs. Mix well, tO yoll she men nn II ' At that hln gtvtng a mm evir mikes him any iIRIII to break off with you. Bet­ teste and add Masoning reunited. moihir got mad, cnnie right over bolter. t'URIOUB. ter that than n divorce later on. Elect Some are sterling silver. Such bargain! Put In pneliet ot meal, fasten In, and began fluhttng me I still hnve A forgiving ii (he wont posilble I edvlM you to accept her decision. Using the regular nt Hell reipilreil scars where she hit me I made Up tii inn for any criminal, for wrong I.J A friend of mini nn that as you never dreamed et. When putting dressliiR hi I owl. doers take forgivenen as a sign of It li not unlawful for a drunk per- Mrs. Edith E. Sperry my mind rigid then that, t was WMknei!. Tliev merely Wink In A few chopped raw in linen and ooming down from then the tint •on to ride in an automobile, iven TO THR a half cup inw chopped nnple may time an opportunity offered, tt wnriiiy and auumi thit you are a whin not driving, I My that it li Values te 11 Values to $1.75 Values to 95 be mldeil. Seiisagl and inurih- cam! five days later and 1 left them niictiei which Is about the case. unlawful, will you please tell me rooiiin may be used with seeann- In till cabin nli.in* The only kind of woman who can who Is tight? B. A. B. Board of Education Ini*, omit I IIIH both lnr.ul crutuhs "i-tineo that my sist!r and hir hui- Influence wrong doers li a woman A.—Your friend ls right. If there mul potato. i>ie different? Nn ney has I don't want to go to te* them, cover thet yoll hn ve mini led II ci uni*. son tn an automobile ts disagree­ Schools ... IS Years Business aneli baflet which •br'wlll send neither dOM mv husband i do think is the time to never all connections able and may even be a menace, but Experience . . . Property Owner you en receipt of a slumped, rtclf thiy need help mid had mount to and look for a mon desirable unite. lt is the man who Is riteerhiR Who ... 11 Years In Smitn Monlea mlilrcmril envelope. Write lier Send them n big (-lirlnluinn box. 13lib Q.—You wrol e to link me Why the II rciptlred to keep sober for the GIFT BOXES FREE girl friend nml i broke up. Well, protection of the public and him- cere of thii paper. my slstet is nhvavs being helped by Santa Monica Vote Dec. 1st II*.ipviluhi. fill, fubllihsri iiniiii.niai my father. Me sendi her all kind! •he thuURht We could not mnke A self. Tuning In With Our Children GENUINE ROCK CRYSTALS By IAMBI SAMUEL LAO! 16-Inch necklaces, knotted between every bead, also on sterling sliver chain. Solid MIX I II (til.ADH: DMK'UMHKH nii:Nii;itAU. ANQ rMVATT:H strands of gleaming genuine crystals. Includ­ i dropped Info our ninth griu lo c.lii.ti.'iniuiti ih<* other day Jttnt In ing 32 cut; square cut; Oriental time to hear Miotic IX yeur-old chll Idren dlnciinn thi dlfferenco between cut and star cut. $1.95 e general and a private. Jack aald: "A Roneril Mt! heefnteak; a private $4.00 value ..._ r en 1*1 beans. 'Die general cm ordir hln meal! nei it to him, while the tt+m0 Earrings to Match, Ninety-Five Cents a Pair privet! muni, Mt with ht! huddles et mess " Myrtle's Idea was: "A general Stand by the Man wen I'll Hue uniforms wtth lot! Of gold Iim Id nnd inednIn; a private of thi enimy as will as outline hia own • II II i no itn > , i.A genenl muat CANDELABRA Wears a plain uniform without he able I.o know In advance wlm I Velour and Datnaek decorations." will happen, lie muni, know how The General llm Mil* Mead io meet the situation whin thing! TABLE "Ara I hone the only differences?" dp happen with nuch rapidity nnd who serves you FAITHFULLY Ml! tllClier united nfter m, momen­ violence M lo lit.liii a man of lenn ta IV pni me enpncllv . ." PILLOWS LAMPS "I know I I know I" Fred shouted When i'h II ns < iin I ms Mont Mind! Without railing hi! hand. "My And i think thi children were flther wal I private nnd he nerved right, 11 in ivt pet nuch momint! Your unrestricted choice As Illustrated. Three-light In the front line trenches; the gon- that a mun or woman ditnonitrani lamps wtth pull chains on eriil WM safe In his rpiartern mllen day in and out of any velour cushion ln quilltles of lendeiship when chaos each light; adjustable shades behind the led tie um." would claim moit minds, the ability our store up to &*| A A in beautiful Again the teacher'n quiet voice; to think calmly and to ehooM thi VV designs. "If thOM nre the only "difference s. wise course distinguishes tlie gen- He is part of the $2.75 value for *I- $3.95 It isn't very complimentary to the crai from th" prlvnte. community which you Complete. , general," I enjoyed that nlxt.li Rradl lenson | t.'iitiriefl, who had been thinking are helping to prosper. 1 jt typifies modirn iduoitton that \ While hi", fellow liilpllft Suggested attempts to Mt up llttlltlons where the obvloui, ralferf nil hand. "I children muni, form the habit of think." he sdd. "that the general thinking out lifi problem! long be­ THEY'RE FELLOW-TOWNSMEN... IMPORTED BAGS uses hll heed. He plans (he moves fore ihey meet them as serious or thousands of men. if* in MMOB- rnentnl or emollonnl obstacle!. <% these Edgem.tr men who call at Beautiful creations from Prance in nllii • for their general welfare—* I WM parllciilnrly »lad for certain seed pearl and Beauvals embroidery. In I. ll h food, fhell.er." your horn** every day. They buy boyi In that room to teal part in r A most outstanding bargain. Borne While ills ieldlen Maep With Ohirin* tip te start them thai lenson. Through itieh esperi- in our stores and send their children to stores price them aa high aa $7.50. off, i think at leant • members ences thiy may coutiternct the st- of thlt el ii in m ii/l e real contribu­ monphere of fnllure nnd detent In our schools/The homes they serve are the Don't miss these. tions to I lie discussion, Befeie I Which they live OUtlidl of nchool. Was en lli d baca te my office, I Thr |liiilrriiiiurl«lnil Child homes of their customers.and they pride learned ftom those gtnl and hoys "Outlines of Typical I >iv.v't*. Actlvt- that,a genersl work! over his next Hat tor Undernourtihed Children" themselves on their faithful regularity. day's cn.irimIKH nt the died Of Will be Mnt to reii'lern v/hi*ri rei/ue.st nluht, while hll sold tern are peace­ Thev have confidence in the excellence $1.95 ID ttceompntiled by nelf-addressed fully ileephiR "A ginenr those gttltdren told enveloiir. Add re ns Jamen flnrnitel of the dairy products they bring you. me. "must mtletpile the movimenti Leey, Tuning in with Our Children, Thty are hard-working business-men. care of this newspaper. IMPORTED TABLE SCARFS striving every minute to earn your con­ 36x38, fringed all round, How's Your Health fidence and vour continued friendship. various colon ,..,, 98c Edited by ML IAOO OAI.IIHTON Remember their reliance on you, when fr/r tha Mew h/ork Academy of Medieln** TIED AND DYED BATIK SCARFS OTtl-VKNTINO PMBCMOMIA AnythirtR that tenee to MdtiM ai* you are asked to change your present We can not prevent pneum"nla in tn)it*/ twediipoMI to pneumonia. Radio and end table sizes. Worry, otmTmork. the lOM of imp, milkman. ^a*____ NOW re-,.,, . 89c ttte name sens* that we Mn prevent dissipation, alcohol all of these smallpox, ttphoid fever or diphthe­ must be ti voided. ria, for we lif ve oo Vieclrie OT oth**r \*r,t\rt9 diet Is e protective HRalnst specific agent which will render man jwieiif/ionla. Immune to t)i« dUaaM In recent ynrs It has been ob- 1,000 NOVELTIES But we bin ward off the dlseM* MTVld that e Vitamin-apoor diet "pre- Chinese Braaswares, Sat.uma Vases, Book Ends, Pewter Ware, by avoiding thOM eendltiom whieh dlspows to a variety ef allmenta, favi-ir tta developoiMt. arri'me them mpiratcvy infection* Bridge Sets, Five-Yenr Diaries. Manicure Sets, Brush and Comb In a number of lemmunltles once Overheatea MM! excessively dry Sets and hundreds of other Items. f!med for their hi«h preysim** ot Mr also should ba avoided. pneum'/nla it has been demomtrated Crowding MM MMlMMM in dis- AT SACRIFICE PRICES that by precautionary ffiMMna (i,i'- po*lrig of UM MCrStiMM of the noM plled to group* and Individuals the and throat an lergity rnponsible dtteiie enri he controlled, for the f.iinmi of the germs of pneu*> Though pneumonia occurs in all monla. EDGEMAR CERTIFIED MILK cttrnetM. tn the tropin M well M in teet awarded a gold medal Sale Starts Saturday at 9 A* M. the cold cnun'rtM, It l! distinctly a seasonal dlMas*, Children for excellence at the Oak* BE HERE EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION ft Is most prevalent whem weather HA fRCUT aJOC 28c land Dairy Show, jutt ended. U Cfl1d, wet and ehlll'ng. Probably the m'srt Important ef all V.*Tr*i\ W'trlt Wranttro; !b'/p precautionary aieam*M thst eea IN laniiaey Mati*i*M» -/^fej, lsMen ta prevent pn**jmorila consists In piytrie tnttre atteritioa te aat tafe*> Outlook Shop Ing b,» Ihr* mg with lnade** iate protection of tha DR. H. il PHODF... body 'ri*T**m*'.itni, -ih»Xiit*r dua to OWNED BY teanta iftonica Bairp Co. ORDER TELEPHONE 63166 **tf"*mi*e eat* ttt etet. tart 1*Me?** tUta* Oh rrr/*ffa**tftrr 1323 Third Street Open Till » P. M. Vent te rnmsJtvm rmaisxetttm egalnst n ***-*tr**f Waa* a<-uetnr UM dlneM WTJETTO EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA FKH)AY. NOVEMBER 20, 1931 STEERING GEAR Ex-Convict Seeks Stars Annoyer BREAKS WOMAN fighting Kites OF INTEREST ** WOMEN DRIVER'S HAND Edward A. Hinds, president; Mrs. A freak accident, unique In the Invade Southland W. C. T. U. Asks Anniversary* Party Machado P.-T.A. William H. Armitage, first vice FuD Exoneration Nabbed by Police records of the police department president; Mrs. Byron Cunningham, here, resulted in a broken bone ti­ Por Contributions Given by Parkers Feeds Many Pupils publicity; Mrs. J, Elmer Robertson, the right hand of Mrs. Frances r T. Mtkurln ef 3031 Sawtatle ttm* f All fruit and csmved goods Intend­ Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Parker, During September, the Machado citizenship; Mrs. Charles Robert­ Claimi Purjury in Trial; Arreat Anerted Asylum Lange, 28. of 438 Marguerlta avenue, Irvnrd litis been appointcri distributor ed for the Service Men's home tn 517 Euclid street, entertained re- Parent-Teacher association supplied son, historian; Mrs. Arthur Pearson, police said today. • fur the United States and Canada of cenUy with a smartly appointed 263 bottles of milk and 187 sand­ treasurer; Mrs. P. J. Hefele. home Other Maa Asserted to Patient on Complaint UM famous "fighting kites." (he fly • Ditto should be brought to the dinner and bridge party, the occa­ wiches for lunches of school chil­ She waa sitting In her parked car economics; Mrs. Thomas B. Ros- Have Admitted Killing of Bebe Daniels late yesterday, wtth her hands on u'g of which hai been nn Important of the Women'! Christian sion being the aeventeenth anni­ dren; during October, 425 bottles coe, secretary; Miss Alma Crick- sport In Japan for a number >f years. J versary of their wedding. of milk and 225 sandwiches, accord­ the steering wheel. Another auto *«Bperann Union. 14ft Third street, mere, parliamentarian; Mrs. Beat­ SPRINGFIELD, Bl.. Nov. 20 *_.'•— SAN PRANCISCO, Nov. 20 (-T*— grazed the front wheels or the Mlk.nl;>. who made n trip to Japan before lomorow noon Yellow chrysanthemums and ing to the report made at the recent rice Alexander, magazines and em­ to thoroughly acquaint himself with board meeting, by Miss Ruth Crick- Jesse Lucas, who spent 23 years in Arrested because be annoyed Bebe parked car. They moved and the " A cifiv neetinf will be roses were profusely used in decor­ blems; Mrs. Ruth Graham, summer prison for a murder which another mechanism transmitted the push to the sport and how tho kites should ! held it the First Methodist church, ation. more, chairman of the association _ roundup; Joseph L. Kendall, prin­ Daniels, stage and screen actress, a be flown, states that he expects the nutrition department. man is reported to have confessed the steering wheel, which spun and Fourth street and Arizona avenue. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. cipal. from his deathbed, today asked the man who said he was Guy Lawyer, injured the hand, .police said. The sport to become very popular In the Sundav afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Arthur Creel. Mr. and Mrs. George United States. Other chairmen and departments Mrs. J. Elmer Robertson Illinois supreme court to reverse it­ 39. was in the city Jail today, being driver of the other car is unknown May Hopkins, president, wiy preside. M. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Al Mattes included in the Machado board are: self and clear him of the stigma. The accident occurred in front of He will give a demonstration of the Russell Mart, newly elected president and the hosts. Mrs. Heltzman and Mrs held for authorities at Agnate State .Mrs. Irma Horton, ways and means; The plea, which attorneys termed hospital for the insane. the Bay Department store on Santa flying of the kites at Sawtelle and of the Society for the Enforcement Mrs. C. Jones, refreshments; Mrs. Horton will have charge of the extraordinary because it had no Monica boulevard. Pico boulevards Tuesday. of the 1 eenth Amendment, will commissary maintained by the Ven­ Police said Lawyer was the same Just before his Inauguration as Herbert R. Wood, membership; Mrs. basis In specific statutes, produced man who some time ago broke into speak ?flv nnd Introduce the well- lord mayor of London, Maurice Florence Grassie, sunshine; Miss ice council of Parent-Teacher as­ affidavits from witnesses who known lertmrr and 'lvic worker, J. sociations November 30, December the screen star's home in Holly­ Jenks was knighted by King George Edith Kischner, school education; helped convict Lucas in 1909 for the wood and, after his arrest, was sent Stttt Wilwn. at Buckingham Palace. Mrs. Rita Smith, programs; Mrs 2 and December 4, respectively. On slaying of Clyde Snowalter at Mount these dates a committee from the to the Agnew institution. Escaping Carmel, III., declaring their testi­ from these, they said, he returned KIRBY'S Machado group will distribute ar­ mony at the trial waa perjured. to his home and started writing the ticles of. clothing from the com­ Prosecutor Not Convinced actress letters. missary end will mend end remodel It was filed lust a day after Harry Yesterday he phoned Miss Dan­ garments which have been con­ If. Phipps. waa prosecuted Lucas. iels ln a hotel and asked to see ber. Smith - Robinson tributed ot (be welfare department. wrote Gov. Louie L. Emmerson that Her mother, Mrs. Phyllis Daniels, "interests" behind Lucas, la efforts talked with him on tne telephone SMART SHOES to obtain exoneration, "omitted and told him her daughter waa eat American Woman some essential facts and distorted of the city. She then notified police. Full Fashioned! 181,7 Third St. Santa Monica others." She told officers her daughter had Runs Employment Now a practicing attorney ln Chi­ received a telegram signed "Oeneral cago, Phipps offered the executive James," which, police said, Lawyer his assistance "to arrive at all pos­ sent. It wished the actress success Agency for Turks sible facts in the case ... In the and asked for permission to see ber. lean of protection of life, liberty Police officers were stationed at Pure Silk Hosiery! Month-End Specials! ISTANBUL, Nov. 90 UP, — Theen d happiness against the common thi hotel desk, and when Lawyer home of an American woman who criminal/' appeared and asked for the actress has lived for 10 years ln Istanbul, Charles Conspiracy he was placed under arrest. Inves­ constitutes an Lucas' plea, charging he w as tigation revealed that when he was employment bu- convicted through conspiracy of sent ta Agnew he used the name et reau that is witnesses and others, declined a Albert Holland. The man told news­ mobbed daily by pardon aa "en Inadequate remedy" paper men that the only reason be Jobless Turks. because it would presume htm guil­ wanted to see Miss Daniels was to ty, and asked the supreme court for interest her ln some songs lie hid Miss Carls E. complete exoneration under the fol­ written. SHOES Mills of Prince­ lowing article of the state consti­ Until November 30th ton, N. J., andtution : Police of Birchington. England, Toledo, Ohio, "Every person ought to find a have a mystery in thi finding of the hai been carry- skeleton of a six-foot, maa resting ALL leathers, many styles. i n g on inde­ certain remedy In the laws for all REG. injuries and wrongs which he may on a hollowedout stone slab which $125 ALL sizes, but not IB every pendent volun- receive in person, property or rep­ style. Your size is here. tary social utation." Smith of Decatur, Ind., brought to work here for a Lucas waa released from the light a confession she said she took decade. The Southern Illinois penitentiary at from Oeorge Pond, a friend, on his d e s 111ute seek deathbed. her aal in sick­ Chester last August and granted a ness and school­ parole by the stati after Anna Women's Shoes ing, and recent- Short Lines Carls a Mills ly, above ail, for help ln finding wore. SAN FRANCISCO Values to $10.50 One of her recent applicants was a 15-year-old Caucasian prince, a TELLS SECRET refugee from soviet Russia. Miss Every Day M'lls found him a Job collecting grasshoppers for a Russian woman's OF HER except Saturday SALE pet monkey. Women's Shoes Thi woman, also a nfugee, can b order te dear our shelvea ef oar pres­ pay only 15 cents a day, but ln Tur­ YALEOR ent stock of full fashioned, pure silk hoae Very Short lines key even a princeling can live on NEW ENERGY wa make this offer. Ton purchase one that meager sum. IROQUOIS pair at 99c and we give yoa the second Values to $7.50 "I feel batter thee I ban felt for pair far lc. A vivid story ef file cow-country months," writes Mrs. S.,"thanks to ROUND TRIP my new program of exercise and 18 10 DAY RETURN LIMIT diet—end thanks especially to Won­ Ladiee* Fashionable der-Cut Wheat Bread I" ONI WAY »13 Men's Shoes Add tbl! delightful feature: Ifa ' from L.A.IIirbor it 4 p.m. Footwear On sale Saturday only, one lot All Styles Short Lines delioious—testes like cake) Meali, Berth, Dancing, Ticket of children's straps, oxfords, AO Colors, All Included in the Fire I ties er high All Sicca la this Values to $10.00 shoes. Sites to 2. Line go at.. TO SAN DIICO ... Every Saturday $1.45 $1.95 Master ef WONDER-CUT and Sunday. Round tri. $5. One way $3 Come Early, First Shoppers western.«tory Through connections ell Get the Best Choice! writer* WHEAT BREAD Motor Coach Company SUNSET PASS The Slo--i.ikcd.ind B.il.incerl Blend Smith-Robinson Starts Friday, November 27 |£>S ANGELES STtAMSHIP CO I Do not contuse (h.s bri'.iil with IRBY'Q 101 Broadway, Corner Ocean Ave. SMART SHOES ordinary whole-wheal tare-ids] Tel. Santa Monica 28537 1434 Third Street ^ 181,7 Third Street Phone 24870 Evening Outlook 730 So. Broadway, Loa Angeles K Tel. VAndlke 2421 Eat Your Way Back to Health! 6 FREE LECTURES By Martin W. Pretorius COME! LISTEN! LEARN! PRACTICAL FOOD SCIENCE

Saturday. Nov. 21st, 8:00 P. M. Tuesday Afternoon, Nov. 24th, 2 o'Clock 9 TWO LECTURES "Overcoming Disease MARTIN W PRETORIUS GEXE LOVERE Through Body Purification. Tbta Lesson WUl Be Demonstrated With a Large "A Word to Mothers" Test Tube in Which Yon WIU See the Chemical Reactions et the Body "Beauty Comes From "Discard Your Glasses" [ "Fat People Need p Within" Sunday, Nov. 22nd, 8:00 P. M. Feeding, Not Fasting" Wednesday, Nov. 25th, 8:00 P. M. Scientific selection and "Scientific Food Selection" "Overcoming Constipation" They are actually starving preparation of food pre­ Learn Row to Balance Tour Meals for the chemicals that regu­ serves the natural mineral salts so necessary for radi­ and "The Barometer of Health" late weight ant health and beauty. Monday, Nov. 23rd, 8:00 P. M. Eat your way back to In our class work we teach Friday, Nov. 27th, 8:00 P. M. health. We teach you how you balanced combinations "The Chemistry of Types" to overcome your chronic and the art of cooking What Is One Man's Meat b Another Man's Poison "Reduce and Rejuvenate" scientifically! fat People Need Feeding, Not Fasting. They Are Actually Starring fir Chen-teals ailments, how to build up That Regulate Weight that thin body. Eat and Tlie Famous Gene reduce a pound a day with­ Spinach Pack Will Be Santa Monica Bay Woman s Club out undermining your Demonstrated FOURTH STREET NEAR WILSHIRE, SANTA MONICA health. • ^m****^^*----^-* FJ.IDAY, NOVKMnRR 20, 1981 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PAGEBUfW 'BALLOON9 GOLF TlofidBoys^ BALL ABOLISHED Gen. Hanson Ely Great View of City Af forded From Bay Cities Building WITH NEW YEAR NEW YORK. Nov. 90 '.Ti—Abol­ To Attend Meet ishment of the "balloon" ball eta To Retire Nov. 30 announced by the United States Golf association through the United Six Santa Monica! Ladi Press today. Gen. Dennia E. Nolan to Effective January 1, 1931. the of­ to Go to Saeeion ficial ball will be of 1.68 inches in Take Over Command of at Whittier diameter and of 1.63 ounces. Governor*! Island Vkone The "balloon" ball was alao of Prom registrations taken during 1.68 Inches In diameter, but weighed WASHINGTON Nov. 20 t.1*v—MaJ. the past two weeks, six selected 1.65 ounces. Gen. Dennis S. Nolan today was leaders In Y, M. C. A. work here transferred from command of the Santa Monica 65961 will be choosen to represent the ence it Whittier on November 27, fifth corps area at Columbus, O., to association at the annua] South­ 28 and 29. Glenn Hovey, secretary, the second corps area at Governor's ern California Older Boys' confer- said today- Island, New York, effective Decem­ Due to the interest and attend­ ber 1. He will succeed MaJ. Gen. ance at the annual affair, onjy six Hanson E. Ely, who retires for age delegates here can attend, tnough November 30. in tbe past the Santa Monica asso­ Brig. Gen. Hugh A. Drum, now ciation has sent as many as 15 inspector general of the army here, youths. Hovey said. The conference will succeed Oeneral Nolan at is held for the purpose of inspira­ Columbus. tion and fellowship, and to permit the organizing of programs for the various associations for the coming year. Mexico Celebrates Revolt Anniversary Czechoslovakia plans to complete MEXICO CITY, **m. 20 UP* — the J2.440.000 da macros the Thaya Twenty-one years ago a burst of rlver next year, and to have the new serious rioting la Mexico City Now home delivered...... Yet it costs no motet hydro-electric plant there in opera­ launched the Mexican revolution an tion shortly afterward. November 20. The anniversary is being celebrated today with what is Prague. Czechoslovakia, expect- claimed te be the greatest athletic Say to your present milkman.Tm trying to open next year ita eleventh bridge demonstration in the country's acros the .Vltava. ** history. Prom the top of the Bay Cities building, proposed aa a new city hall for Santa Monica, J. J. Wuest ls Adohr for a week." Phone for tomorrow- pointing down at the present city hall, at Fourth street and Santa Monica boulevard. Residents of Santa Monica have been invited by Wuest to visit the tower of the Bay Cities building to get this sweeping morning delivery. Test Adohr's record- view of the city. making products for yoursel£ 1 candidacy; T. H. Dudley, former mayor and now a member of the HILCO EGG & POULTRY CO. county grand jury; Blair Gibbens, Adohr Pasteurized Milk, quart. .¥ ^m \ 2626 Lincoln Blvd. Ocean Park Keeping the Political Pot Boiling newly elected president of the Ocean Park Business Men's associa­ Adohr Certified Milk, quirt ..25c ONE-HM_F BLOCK, FROM OCEAN PARK BLVD. tion and secretary of the Santa Adohr Creami, half pint: Coffee 15c,Tible 17c; —___—_—^_— f 'in-lii _ •_—_.—_____»._..»_____---__• UNITED VETERANS ENDORSE man Michel for reelection SI mayor Monica Bay District Bar associa­ CANDIDACY OF MICHEL of Santa Monica, and does tender to tion; Barry Cowen, prominent civ­ Pastry 20c...Whipping 30c...Certified 40c . United Veterans of the Republic, him a pledge of support and active ic leader and active in Masonic with aeveral hundred members in participation in hii campaign." circles, and Morton Anderson, civic Adohr Churned Buttermilk, quart 12c the Santa Monica Bay district, yes­ leader. £~2 Adohx Conage Cheese, 12 oz. carton... 12c Fat Hens each . 60c terday adopted a resolution endors­ CHIEF OP POLICE WEBB The speakers will be on the air ing Mayor Herman Michel for re­ PRAISED BY FORD for 10 minutes daily from 7:35 to election. "Clarence E. Webb, chief of po­ 7:45 0. m. One Package The resolution, introduced by lice, is the cleanest, squarest chief A Mlchel-for-Mayor meeting will Red Fryers 30c lb. | Turkeys.. .37c lb. Frank J. Irwin, commander of of police in Southern California. He be held ln the Franklin school. " HIGHEST CONTINUOUS RECORD Serves 4 the post, was as follows: should be given a tte* hand tt the Twenty-fourth street and Montana "Whereas, Herman Michel, in­ operation of the police department," avenue, at 8 o'clock tonight. Ed B. IN OFFICIAL SCORING TESTS FRESH cumbent mayor of the city of Santa Leland M. Forft, candidate tor. mayor Conllss. chairman of the meeting, Guaranteed by the Monica, is a candidate for reelec­ of Santa Monica, declared today tt announced that there will be a num­ makers of Jell-welL tion, and defining his stand en What appears ber of speakers, who will discuss "Whereas, during his tenure in to be one of the outstanding issues issues of the campaign. Choice of Choco­ doz. EGGS office, Mayor Michel has proved a of the present mayoralty campaign. most efficient administrator ,a man "Santa Monica could not nnd a late, Butterscotch and of high principles, outstanding better man for this office," Pord I ORDER YOUR THANKSGIVING TURKEY NOW—DRESSED TOl ability and one whose Integrity and mid. "Cue of my first official acts Vanilla Flavors. honesty always has been above re­ aa mayor of thii city would be to I YOUR ORDER—WE PULL LEG TENDONS, NO EXTRA COST! proach, and Inform Chief Webb that he is to AVENUE Eatirtly different I "Whereas, Herman Michel always have full authority to enforce the law as he sees fit. QUALITY OPEN OPEN has been a tried and proved friend Free Delivery of all veterans, therefore, "With his lifetime of experience SATURDAY ALL DAS as a law enforcement officer, he UNTIL IP. K "Be it resolved, that Unit 502, of MONTANA PUBLIC MARKET Phone 64830 SUNDAY the United Veterans of the Republic, should have the entire responsibility JiffjI'Jou which includes in its political sub­ of ttl office. The police depart­ division the city of Santa Monica, ment should be taken out of FREE DELIVERY 927-929 Montana AVE, FREE DELIVERY does endorse the candidacy of Her- politics. "If iny citizen or officer had a PHONES I OPEN EVENINGS I PHONES grievance against the department, he would have to tell his troubles to 23951 0R25I46 I OPEN SUNDAYS IPK! E3951 OR 25146 Chief Webb, not to the mayor, If I were in office. Then, tf. the chief thought thi matter of sufficient im­ and 22420 SATURDAY SPECIALS and 22420 port anee. he might refer lt to me. I have every confidence ill tlie in­ tegrity and ability of the present CANADA DRY GINGER GOLDEN ROD KETCHUP- chief of police." ALE—Pw Dozen $1.72 2 Largo Bottlea ...... GROUP OF BUSINESS Mo deposit on bottles required. MEN SUPPORT CARTER William H. Carter, candidate for "Pound •B-*/_fc mayor of Santa Monlea, has been REAL QUALITY BROOMS, 2 Qui LIZ assured the support of group of Each , A wonderful bay. Compare ta the price of young business men. Crieeo and yoa will realize the bargain. Carter, commenting on the offer Regular price 49c. of support, aaid: "It is, indeed, a fine thing to IM the younger generation of San­ MORNING BRAND PURE CIDER VINEGAR, ta Monicans taking an active inter­ MILK Small Size Bottio ...... ,... , •• est in this campaign. They are the 3c_?20c future leading citizens of this mu­ nicipality and it ts to them ttttt we look far the establishment of SPARTAN FLOUR- WILSON OLEOMARGARINE— Santa Monica as one of the finest 24 Vz -Pound cities tt America." Sack One-Pound *J A The delegation assured Carter Of 59c 3 its support by offering to canvass 10-Pound 5-Pound Packaged , , ,._,. •""!- the downtown section and to so­ Or 10c package. licit votes from their cuitomers. Seek ...... Sack .... 21c The spokesman, Claude Crawford, Log Cabin Syrup, Mid: "Prom the point of view that we Bishop's Whole Wheat Fig Medium Size Can have taken, we find thlt Carter FREE—One 25c Log Cabin Waffl45e Plate ewtth combines till the essential qualities Of a successful administrator. Wl Bars, each ean purchased. This la the Mm aaa af want a maa like that to head our 3 Pounds Jftaa. government and we will do all in 26c Regular price 1 pounds I5c, HOME OF DIAMOND "U" PRODUCTS our power to elect him." P. and G. BAIDA GROUP HOLDS SOAP mm MEETING Pf OCEAN PARK Or t bar! 10o. 1446-1448 THIRD STREET 23625--PHONES-25647 SANTA MONICA —A capacity crowd assembled last Sani-Flush, night in the Eagles hall, ln Ocean Park, which had been turned over 3 Cant PAR— Prices Effective Saturday, November 21,1931 to the Baida-for-Judge organiza­ Large Size Package tion for the occasion. IiM principal speaker, Joe Man­ MARCO ning, dwelt at some length on the VAN CAMP'S SALMO Q Largo OO political situation in general, and DOG FOOD MACKEREL J Cana LLC he was followed by Walter Perry, Whole or Half whose satirical discourse along the Legs of Pork b. 14c same lines evoked many laugh!. BEST YET O Urge *| ft RED MARK SPAGHETTI, *M ACA- The meeting was brought to a close by Hector Baida, candidate for the CORN L Cana 15/C RONI OR office of police judge in Santa Mon­ NOODLES .... 4 P_... 19c ica, who outlined the platform up­ 1931 EXTRA FANCY DIAMOND Fresh Picnics' - b. 10c on which he is seeking the support BRAND BUDDED Largo of the citizens In the forthcoming IVORY election. WALNUTS 2 ib«. 53c SNOW 'te***. 2 Pksa, The Eagles served lunch in their Regular price 35c pound. Pork Loin Roast Batt Ends b. 13c banquet lull. Regular price lie package. FORD BROADCASTS Mandalay Coffee, 1 Pound, DEL MONTE DAILY FROM KTM 9 Analysis of the political situation Vacuum **% mm _-- PINEAPPLE JUICE . Lt Can? 23C In Santa Monica, particularly with Regular price lie per eaa. Round Steak- - b. 18c regard to the mayoralty race, will Packed ,. Se / C be given by Leland M. Ford in a Regular price 37c. Tba familiar Rad Can. series of early morning radio broad­ GROGAN'S TASTY PACK, CHOICE casts. Ford will talk at 7:2*0 a. m„ RIPE O Pint OO Pork Chops - - each day over KTM for the nest 11 HAWAIIAN SLICED OLIVES LCmnsLoC b. 15c days, it was announced at the Ford- for-Mayor campaign headquarters. PINEAPPLE * 2£.:25c Regular price 18c per eaa. Tee Round In his initial talk this morning, Rolled Ribs, Sirloin Tips the mayoralty candidate gave a And a atore fall of many other attractive ipeciali. uie of our Free aad Boneless Beef Roast Bottom Rerun* brief review of the various siibjecti Prompt Delivery Service. b.l6c he will dlnnm "It will be the principles of the present mayoralty race, not the personalities, I will discuss," Ford Fruit and Vegetable Dept. Meat Denartment Hamburger b. 10c said. "There will be no mud sling­ ing." ROBT. MILLER, Proprietor 'tf Several of Ford's radio talks will Red-Hot Specials be devoted to a discussion of the Order your Turkey Now and bo Sliced program he will carry out if elected "Diamond U Bacon Ne Rind b. 25c mayor of Santa Monica. EXTRA FANCY EAT- *} asiured of getting a real Turkey; fat fact, UM fibait money can buy. Our '*f PROPERTY OWNER TO MOR CRANBERRIES L L Whole or DISCUSS ISSUES Beit quality obtain a bla. price will be right aa well aa thtt James A. Robinson. Santa Mon-) quality. "Diamond U Half b. I7c LARGE SUNKIST Bacon ty owi I three city halt issues in a 15-mln •SPECIAL—SMALL LEGS LAMB, *%** ute radio haltalkl I tonight over KTM ORANGES—Dozen Per Found £.T%C. I at 8 p. on. 1 doaen free get 2 dozen at the price of 1. French Lamb Chops b. 20c Robinson will give details of the PRIME RIB ROAST. $30,000 straw ballot to determine LARGE STALK VENICE the attitude of voters toward "No Standing, Per Pound I Man's Land." He will discuss the CELERY—Stalk BABY BEEF POT BOAST. J proposed $350,000 city hall on the Regular price lie. Club Steaks I b. 20c I present lot at Santa Monica boule­ Boneless, Per Pound , , vard and Fourth street, and he will , give his views on the $500,000 Bay IMPERIAL VALLEY IO SHORT RIBS BABY BEEF, I Cities city hall project. GRAPEFRUIT \L for A series of five-minute talks are Par Pound J Rib Steaks - - being given each day at 7:45 a. m. Plenty of juice; swet and seedless. b. 18c on the city hail propositions over PORK SAUSAGE, English Style, KTM. EX. CHOICE OREGON A Home-Made. Pound , i MICHEL SUPPORTERS TO NEWTOWN PIPPINS O Lbi. ^^ Bacon Squares * - ! BE ON AIR DAILY EASTERN BACON, b. 10c Speakers advocating the reelection Per Pound __ Of Mayor Michel will broadcast over j Any many o'ther wonderful specials. Come in RHODE ISLAND RED HEMS, | radio station KTM every day from and see a selection of the finest Fruits and now until election day, December 1. ALSO TRYING CHICKENS, Per Pound Compound ****-. Among those who will urge the Vegetables. Come and see aa early—It will b. 7.c FRYING RABBITS, candidacy of Mayor Michel are pay yon. Marshall Duffield. former U. 8. C. Per Pound , gridiron star, who actively is en­ gaged in furthering the mayor's PAGE TWELVE KVKNINO OUTLOOK. HANTA MONICA. CALIFORNIA TODAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1931 IRISH FAVORED OVER TROY IN GRID CLASSIC Capacity Crowd to Witness Titanic Two Great Runners to Meet in Trojan-Irish Imbroglio • Webfeet, Bruins ;Bear-Indian War EEKINO around tha corner at -) the various grid collision!. 1 sur­ Pigskin Bout as Trojans Underdogs I mise THAT Notre Dame Will Wtn nR»ln lly GEOMOK RIRKMKY Battle Saturday! Slated Tomorrow over U. S* C Ot course nnytiiiim CHICAOO. Nov. 30 AMI—Notre Dame, luoremi en the nation'* font- can happen on thi gridiron. That's j ball fields for the past three year!, win face Southern California. Pacific what makes football such a ({rent Coast conference lenders and the last team to beat the Irish, ta one of Wellendorf ia Shape as Both Teams Confident at game Don't forget Hint Notre Dame the biggest Ktunrs of the season before tS.000 person., nt south Bend to* ,' ean be held. Northwestern stopped morrow. With 25 consecutive victories behind them .•.lure the TYujan. Westwood Hopei Soar; 'Big Game' Nears; Cal. the Irish cold. It's a cinch Notre won 37-14 tn 1928, the fighting Irish -— Oregon Favored Slightly Favored Dame cant go oo forever, but I'H hope to emerge victorious tomorrow ride with the champ until he pets and then go on to down the Army at LOS ANGELES, Nov. 30 (CNS) SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 20 (UJB-— kayoed. New York next week for their third Oregon's wandering Webfeet, tol Gridiron warriors of Stanford and West national championship. Loyola Gets Hot whom football life is one Jump after (lp.lifornia, waiting with tense alert­ THAT California and Stanford Notre Dame, which has won nil another. Invaded ness on the eve of will put on a great show at Palo games and played a scorless tie Southern Cali­ their annual "big Alto. Losing Wat kins was a blow with Northwestern—only rift in an fornia for the game," were ready to Sailor Man Ingram, but the otherwise perfect three-year record second time thi! today for the Bears have plenty of fight and ap­ —was quoted n.2'_ to 1 favorite by At Club Policy season today, showdown be­ parently quite some football under Loop betting commissioners today. hoping to do tween Pop Warn­ their hides Just to be ornery I'm Same Odds some traveling er's magic and Bill Oddly enough, those are the same Olympic Coach Sends 28 over the Univer­ Ingram's fight. taking Stanford. odds that prevailed in Los Angeles sity of Califor­ THAT Oregon will find TJ. C. L. In favor of Southern California on Reserve! for Tussle nia at Loa An­ The current re­ A. plenty tough despite the fact the eve of last year's game, which geles goal line newal of their 40- that Quarterback Bergdahl is out Notre Dame won, 27-0. Saturday Night at Olympic sta- Wellendorf year football feud " for sure and several stars—Wellen­ After losing to St. Mary's 13-7. dium tomorrow. Whether they will was reduced to dorf and Captain Duncan—are in the first game of the season. LOS ANGELES. Nov. 30 (CNS)— do this is a matter the Bruins will these elements as suffering from injuries. It's a toss- Southern California has won six Tiie Lions of Loyola University have a hand in deciding. Dr. Clar­ the hour for the up. with a shade to the Bruins. consecutive games, all by big scores prowled in their deepest tone today ence Spears' charges rate tlje nod kickoff approach­ THAT Washington State will except the 6-0 victory over Cali­ I as they awaited their game with the but they will be meeting a pack of ed and pregame have all she can handle in Gon- {Olympic club football team of San Bruins who will be battling tooth fornia. Francisco at Wrigley Field tomor­ fanfare and hys- zaga. Don't be surprised If the The records of the two teams are row night. and nail to maintain the prestige teria gave way to Bill Ingram Catholics come through with a win. similar in many respects. Each attained by victory over St. Mary's. cold facts and a comparison of the Southwest They are determined to show the Spears brought 32 players for the rival squads. has had two real tests—Notre Dame clubmen that it would have been game, the last of on the conference THAT Missouri will take the meas­ against Northwestern &nd ,Pit t better for them . to come South In The chief stumbling block in fore­ ure of Kansas. burgh, and Southern Marchmont Schwartz, Notre schedule for the two teams. The casting the big game—the biggest California j fU]j strength, instead of sending the Webfeet detrained at Glendale in the West this week and to thous­ THAT Nebraska will find Iowa against St. Mary's and California, {first team to Honolulu and leaving Dame's great halfback, and Orv shortly after 8 a. m. and busses State tough Notre Dame's goa: line has been | the "reserves" to meet Loyola. Mohler, the Troy.phantom, will ands of old grads' the biggest of the THAT Texas Christian will defeat crossed twice, both times in the match strides tomorrow when took them to Beverly Hills hotel. year—is that cold facts don't mean Tom Lieb, director of athletics at The genial Oregon mentor ex­ much when Glenn Scobey Warner Baylor after a tough tussle. 25-15 triumph over Pittsburgh. One Loyola, said the game would be the titanic of the season ls held pects better fortune for his Web­ South touchdown was made on the regu­ staged, despite the club's action. at South Bend. Marchie is al­ feet than was their share on their is part of the equation. THAT Tulane will murder Sewan- lars and the other on the second The Lion mentor declared the con­ most a cinch' for' an All-Ameri­ last trip to this section when the By almost every rule known to nee. team late in the game. Southern tract for the game was drawn up tn can berth, while Mohler will be Southern California Trojans got pigskin prognosticating. California California has yielded three touch­ July and Loyola would have to go rated on top, too. If he gets is the better team and should at THAT Georgia will find Auburn away against tne Irish. through with them on that occasion last win after seven futile assault! no pushover downs, two to St. Mary's and one through with the contest. the scoreboard read 53 to 0. to Washington State, the latter Lieb revealed that the first he'had Defense Collapses t Stanford's ramparts. The Golden THAT Georgia Tech and Florida when reserves were in the game. heard of the club's Honolulu trip Bears hold a shade in the wagering, are plenty even. Southern California has scored was when he received a letter from Joe Lillard, the Orangemen's star and doubtless they should, but—and THAT North Carolina's Tar Heels 233 points, or an average of over 31 Coach Percy Locey yesterday morn- halfback, was declared ineligible be­ there are a whole flock of buts. -will lick Duke points per gamer' Notre Dame has ling- revealing that the "Winged O Throng Expected fore that game, and Spears' offen­ Spectacular Use Midwest scored 202 points, or an average of |™*ntor was sailing for the Islands sive, hn*It around the Negro ace, THAT Ohio State will trim Illi­ almost 29 points per game. with part of his team. collapsed. Since then "Doc" has The indomitable spirit that In­ nois. rebttilt his offensive, with Mark gram has Inculcated into a down­ Despite its defeat by St. Mary's, Vike Cagers Launch Season Tonight Temple and Leighton Gee leading trodden team has brought Califor­ THAT Michigan will eke out a Southern California might be able OXY, POMONA the attack. nia to great and unexpected heights win over Minnesota. to present the strongest claim of SET FOR CLASH At Grid Meeting Temple was the sparkplug of this year. The Bears' spectacular THAT Northwestern will massa­ any team to national honors if the LOS ANGELES, Nov. "20 (CN8>— Vs. Brodie Quintet on Beach Floor Oregon's 14 to 6 victory over New rise has detracted attention from cre Iowa. Trojans should upset Notre Dame, Football elevens of Occidental and York university, accounting for one Stanford and only In the last week THAT Purdue will slide through and then wind up the season by Pomona colleges, gridiron rivals Samohi-Inglewood Fracai By GUS VIGNOLLE touchdown and two conversions, have the possibilities of Warner's • Indiana only after a hectic after­ beating Washington, Georgia and an since 1895, wound up practice today Those blue-jerseyed Norse cagers of Santa Monica high school get and flipping a pass to Gee for the men been taken into account. noon. oustanding foe in the tournament for their thirty-third annaal Draws Big Crowd; Vike the pre-season acid test tonight at 8:15 at the municipal auditorium other six points. Gee is one of the California's fighting qualities, a THAT Wisconsin will defeat of Roses game. struggle at Claremont tomorrow when they hook up with the Brodie club's crack basketball outfit. The best pass receivers and ball packers charging line and a hard-hitting, I Chicago. afternoon. Eleven Favored on the team, as well as being a THAT Michigan State will deci­ contest, an annual affair, always draws a large throng of spectators to competent backfleld, give the Bean MAYORS, 8TARS, The two Southern California con­ By FRANK FINCH watch the Vikings and a crew of ex-Samohi hoopsters who compose the | capable kicker. an edge even if it is a small one. sion Detroit. ATTEND GAME ference teams went throught light Brodie quintet. Coach Sanger Crum- Victory over the Bruins would Yet for seven years the Stanford East SOUTH BEND, Ind., Nov. 30 (U.R)— signal drills, at the conclusion of The largest throng to witness a packer's five never has failed to put high school gymnasium at 7 o'clock. give Oregon a tie for second place men always have shown fight and THAT Barry Wood Will prove to —Mayors, movie stars and promi­ whieh both coaches declared them­ football game at Samohi field ln up a terrific fight against the pow­ The strong Spartan quintet will fur­ in the conference rating, providing they have always won or tied. There be a much better ball player than nent persons from all sections of selves satisfied .that they would have several years was on hand today as nish the competition. Stanford beats California tomor­ is no reason to suppose they won't their strongest lineups ready for the erful Brodies, and row. The Webfeet have lost but one Albie Booth when Harvard beats the country, will see tomorrow's game. the Samohl Vikings and Inglewood last year after four Although Dulin expects more men fight tomorrow. Yale. Notre Dame-Southern California Sentinels clashed in the final game furious quarters of to turn out for the hoop sport at g-fhe all season, to the Trojans Al­ THAT Columbia will walk through though they played scoreless ties 'Lethal Combination* game. Mayor Anton Cermak of of the Bay league season for both casaba tossing the the end of the grid season, he has The greatest threat to Stanford Syracuse. Chicago, will be a guest of the Rev. Vikes eked out a had about 30 men to work with the with North Dakota and Oregon THAT fourteen noses and a dozen Torrid Ring Tiffs teams. More than 5.000 people were State. is that lethal combination of Rusty Charles L. O'Donnell, president of in the stands at tbe kickoff. thrilling 28-24 win past few weeks. The Corsair quintet Gill and Henry Schaldach behind thin bones will be broken when Bos­ Notre Dame. Mayor Jimmy Walker ov_r their rivals. has been improving by leaps and Final Practice ton TJ plays Boston College. On Arena Program While Coach Joe Buckmaster's a valiant line. The greatest throat of New York, has reservations. beach club was favored to trim the With the host of bounds, and with such stars as Vic The day found the Bruins going Warner has revealed is the Dusty THAT Fordham will have a picnic Several movie stars, . Including Irish Pat McClelland of San Pe- invaders, there was plenty of pro- strong men the Thomas, Cecil Smith, Jim Moore, through their final practice with Allen-Don Colvin passing attack. with Bucknell. Joan Crawford, Jean Harlow^ Lupr dro and Ernie Harmon of Los An- Inglewood sentiment as the teams -lub five will pre­ Bill Abel and Allan Jeffriea holding hopes boosted considerably by the These two forces create the greatest THAT the Navy gobs will be dizzy 1 he lined up. Dick Arnctt's Sentinels sent a team to­ down spots on the five they should news that Lenny Wellendorf, end, big game tossup in a decade. from watching the Southern Meth­ Velez, Claudette Colbert, Raquel ?,„!!!• 1JS. at_ th*dUne e the amateur extend Coach Agon Sorenson's five will be in the game. A crop of boils Torres and Sally O'Neill, will see ii!,*,,? **announce Venics Promotee P_err arenJohan have been a mystery team all year, night which fig­ " Ingram and his good old fash­ odist Mustangs pass the old potato. thive. game, Amo.—. s anda Andy and.-._._ Paul. I tonight, an never being able to get their full ure! to extend the to the Umlt. on his right arm caused fear that ioned football spurn deception. THAT Holy Cross and Loyola Whlteman are others who will at De Palma. Ther scrappers feature strength mustered for one game, but The probable starting lineups: the wiry wingman. a stellar pass re­ CMd) will be another one of those a card on which many beach favor­ Crumpacker team ceiver, and bulwark on defense, Warner protests he has no magic, tend. ites are appearing. today Arnett was expected to shoot to the limit, gi/ing Corsairs Spartans that his deceptive attack is just Catholic civil ware like Saint Mary's] the works in an effort to stop the local follower! an Smith P J. LfK-oi.ll. would be unable to play. that and he has nothing to yank versus Santa Clara. TO BROADCAST Augie Soliz of San Pedro tangles triumphant march of the Vikings to Thomas _• Ger s tad Captain Norm Duncan, rated as with Art Mascarro of Culver city in Idea of what the Moore O Gottlieb one of the best defensive fulbacks out of his opera hat. But if he does ... GRID CLASSIC the semiwlndup of three rounds. their first league championship Vikes are capable Abel O Oleeck not it will be a surprise. NEW YORK, Nov. 30 (__*) — The since 1923. Jeffries O I. Lescoulie on the coast, while still sporting TODAY the Samohi Vikings met They are featherweights. ^^^^^^^^ of doing at thii bandages over the cut suffered over Teams Confident Inglewood'! vanity in a crucial game Notre Dame-University of Southern Al Lewin and Young Angel, beach This morning the Samohl mentor; early stage of the his left eye in the St. Mary's game, The best Indication of the kind that saw the Bay league title hang California football game will be 126-pound rivals, nre signed. Bobby was still undetermined in his choice Coach Crumpacker season. The con­ is rarin' to go. The duel between of game it will be is that both teams in the balance. Whether the Vlkes broadcast over NBC and CBS net­ Logan of Santa Monica meets Vic •o f quarterbacks. Were Jack Noonan test will have added zest inasmuch Duncan and Mike Mikulak, 190- expect to win. won or lost Coach Joe Buckmaster works tomorrow. Marchain at .122. Lanir Prahl hooka-j in tip-top shape he would get the as. tha Brodies are out to. cevenge. pound Oregon fullback, promises to While California and Stanford Is due plenty of praise for the .earn WJZ and other stations of the up with' Charlie Nunez. Other box­ call in a jiffy, but BueKmaster was Long Drilling Period Babe and Jakie., be a feature of the game. are battling at Palo Alto, Oregon he turned out this year. NBC system, KFRC, KHJ and ad­ ers appearing on the card include expected to send Rod Taft, second- After drilling for several weeks, the Names Lineup and U. C. L. A. will be mixing at For one thing, thi boys FOUGHT. ditional stations of the CBS net­ ErnJ-nie- Rivers^^ , Jerry Flack and Billy stringer, Into the game as Noonan Norsemen gradually have rounded Los Angeles, Washington State will And they fought together, which is work will broadcast the game, be- Besrlich . suffered a pulled tendon In last Fri­ Coach Bill Spaulding says he will day's scrimmage with San Pedro. into tip-top condition and have been be playing Gonzaga at Spokane and all-important. A lot of us grand­ glning at 2:15 p. m. (Eastern Stand­ pointing for tonight's game for many start a lineup with. Johnny Fletcher Santa Clara will go against the stand coaches didn't see where Santa ard Time). Augurn has won six of ten an­ All of the Norsemen with the ex­ at quarterback; Joe Keeble and ception of Noonan were ln good days. The Vike mentor has had a Open Ten Bout' University of Wyoming at Laramie. Monica would have a prayer In the nual football games played against Bobby Decker at the halves, and In another game, the University of Bay league warfare this season as BAIN AND SNOW the University of Florida, physical shape as the final practice large group with which to work _n Captain Duncan at fullback, al­ session closed last night. practice sessions, and the Bay league San Francisco and University of we watched the squad at the first LOOMS FOR TILT NEW YORK, Nov. 30 <_P> — though he has been working with i.evada will meet at Reno. of the season. Beef was scant, but CHICAGO, Nov. 20 (U.R)—The 55,- While the Sentinels and Norse­ campaign, which opens next month, Those two boon companions. Babe sr back field "with "Howie Roberts at now we can remember that "good 000 football fans who go to South men were fighting a "death battle" should see the Santa Monicans go a Ruth and Col. Jacob Ruppert, are quarter and Bob Hendry at right Immediately after the big game, things come ln small packages." Bend, Ind., tomorrow to see Notre Fight Fig ger s here. Redondo's Sea Hawks were long way for the deciding of the busy brushing up their lines for half. Warner will put his men on a train Dame and the University of South­ We went great yesterday, meeting the strong Compton Tartars crown. More stellar performers are another battle of the fountain pens. Tomorrow's game will be preceded for Cambridge, where in Harvard ern California renew their football winning six bouts and losing at Compton In another game that expected to turn out when the loot- At St. Petersburg in 1930, the by a broadcast, starting at 11:30 a. stadium on November 28, the Card­ rivalry face a cold, rainy afternoon, nary a one. One bout resulted had a bearing on the* championship. bali season ls over. doughty owner of the Yankees fi­ m. of the Southern Calif ornia- inals will face Dartmouth. Night League with posible snow flurries; the Chi­ in a draw. But holy Smoke, Redondo had a chance to win the CrUinpa'l-ker probably will' Start nally cornered his prise blud­ Notre Dame struggle at Notre Dame. MADISON cago weather bureau predicted to­ did we get a good old-fash­ title by defeating Compton and Allan Brown and Walt Edborg at geoner and virtually forced him to Gates at the stadium will open at Godfrey A. Matheson, former Last night's results: Natives day. ioned reaming? The per­ relying on Inglewood to beat San­ the two forward spots, with Bob Bar­ sign a contract for two years at 11 o'clock. hockey coach at the University of 1, Brentwood 0; City Yards 8, There will be rain tonight and to­ centage went up three measly ta Monica. Santa Monica had the num holding down the pivot position. $80,000 per. Manitoba, will pilot the Chicago Riviera. Hawks 3. points, bringing tlie level to same chance by reverse English. The' two back-court starters ./ill be Blackhawks of the national hockey morrow morning, the forecaster said, Now it's time for another one. The league this winter. Tonight's games: Riviera and likely will continue tomorrow .713. At Chicago. Primo Car- Compton's lone chance was to de­ Addie Barnett. veteran cage artist, famous St. Petersburg document has Rival Cue Experts , Murrays vs. Palace Ballroom, afternoon, California players and nera won over ffwl|ii"g Lev- feat Redondo and hear the good (?) and Bob Nielson. run its course, and the Colonel and 7:15. and Lemon Heights—vs-r j in.sky, Bat I__ttaIino won over news that Inglewood bad upset San­ Classy Outfit In Match Tonight Tans may see a few snow flurries ta Monica. Babe have started light training for ^Thomas Super Service, 8:15. before the final whistle. Bushy Graham, Frank Batta- That the Brodies are a classy out­ the forthcoming fray. Each is re­ Pocket billiard enthusiasts of the Klia won over Johnny Burns, Woodrow Wilson and San Pedro fit is evident by peeking at the ported to have dispatched his most Bay district will be afforded an ex­ M-RK and Paulle Walker won over met at San Pedro in a game of lit­ names on the probable starting line­ trustworthy scouts to snoop around citing match tonight between Pro­ Tommy Rios; at Boston, Ern­ tle Importance to the standings, al­ up Four out of the five men have fessor King, famous trick-shot artist, ie Schaaf won over Jack Dor- though around the harbor district the rival camp and find ou1t what, *fc>9" /77e/ys ••*. Bowling Tips val; at Milwaukee, Gorilla this tilt is a "natural." been oa former Blue and Gold if anything, Is on the other ! mind. and George Strompl. superintendent Pick Tony Over Jones won over Frankle O'Brien championship quintets. Hal Forney Yankee headquarter! today sent of tl*. Douglas Aircraft company at The Bay district bowling fans en- and Young Flrpo and Odonne SAMOHI CEES will be at center, Bill Athey and out what amounted to the opening the Dome recreation center. The Joyed a very interesting entertain- Piazza drew. The Divodi- LOSE, 6 TO 0 Jack Van Every at forwards, and jab at the world's highest salaried match, slated for 8 o'clock, will be ment last night, as the following Britt joust at Tacoma was un­ A Bay league championship slip­ "Pop" Hobelman and George Gordon athlete, who is occupied right now 400 points. results will show: reported. ped through the grasp of the Sa­ at guards. with a series of movie shorts in I'AHKY'S SERVICE STATION Keed Chocolate Tonight's selections: mohi class Cee team yesterday when In a preliminary scuffle which Hollywood. J. Lloyd 106 MS itt— 612 At Hollywood, Speedy Dado to lt was defeated by a powerful Ingle­ starts at 7:30 the Santa Monica J. Tiemeycr 188 161 179— 528 win over Benny Schwartz, Nino wood aggregation, (5 to 0, on Samohi lightweights will meet the Brodie N. Nolte 179 186 199— -G4 NEW YORK, Nov. 20 (U.R) —Two| Pimenthal over Eddie Lloyd, Field. Bee five in what also promises to Bruin Prexy Turns BOXING I-. Elston 169 200 309— 874 gloved-fi.sts and 15 rounds of box-1 Ralph Chong over Bob Patrick, Fumbles cost the game for the be a hotly contested argument. pt. Chapman _ .-192 183 161— 536 ing stood today between Kid Choco-! The probable starting lineup: EIGHT STAR BOUTS late and a world's championship. Johnny Granone over Mike Norsemen, who repeatedly worked Down Charity Tilts Totals -924 553 937—2814 Cordova, and Don Harrington the ball Into scoring territory only Banta Monica— Brodies In reply to several proposals made I EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT CQBNETT'S The fists were those of Tony Can- • [ over Johnny Kent;—.at New to have an alert Sentinel recoverji Edborg 9 Athey recently that the Bruins take part- B Cr-a-v-na — :I68 159 148— 475 zoneri, Brooklyn Kalian. The bout. York, Tony Canzoneri over Kid [fumble. Brown 9 Van every in post-season games for charity, Dr. VENIC3ETPIER ARENA Jt Wilson loi 192 127— 110 will occur tonight at Madison Chocolate. Louis (Kid) Kap­ Barnum C Forney Ernest C. Moore, vice-president and | WINDWARD AVE. AND OCEAN FRONT, IN VENICE A. 'Williams —170 167 154— 481 Square Garden with the lightweight Inglewood uncorked a drive In the Barnett G Gordon T. Cumberworth 10 159 174— 496 lan over Eddie Ran, and Chick second period that saw Osbiki, fleet Nielson O Hobelman provost of the University of Califor­ Special Winter Prices p. Henderson 232 168 171— 611 title at stake. Devlin over Vincent Sired; at Japanese halfback, cross the goal nia at Los Angeles, issued the follow­ Betting men have predicted a Cleveland, Eddie Simms over line. CORSAIR HOOP MEN ing statement yesterday: ' Totals 124 845 774—2543 victory for Canzoneri. They have Jack O'Dowd. VIE WITH SPARTANS "The season already has been long I Roll-off won by Cornell's, first game. made the odds 3 to l, for it is not .3-67. STANDINGS TO DATE Three thoroughbreds, Fleeting Coach John Dulin's Santa Monica and hard, and the men on the team 50c, $1.00 GUARDIAN LIFE INSIK WOE CO. believed that Chocolate, clever dark. Won Lost Draw Pet. Fire, Mintairy and John Bane, each junior college basketball team goes have a right to pass in their studies. If. Carr , 201 194 IBS— 878 brown Cuban Negro, boasts the wal-! 341 137 53 .713 won six races to head the list during up against one of the toughest club Under no consideration will the uni­ O. CummiE-S 152 198 170— 820 I lop held In the squat Italian's hands. the Agua Caliente, Mexico, Jockey teams in the Bay region in a practice versity extend its present football E. O. Brown 189 168 184— 508 Actually two titles, and maybe club's second summer race meeting. game tonight at the Lincoln junior schedule. J. Menlel _._^ 181 214 204— 599 three, will be involved, although H. A. Millei^pL- 180 212 168— 550 j only the lightweight is of real im­ portance. Canzoneri also holds the Totals I," 903 983 879—2768 SANDY MOSK TAILORS junior welterweight crown. Choco- D. Tru.sdeil 170 199 197— 556 I late is junior lightweight cham-! 9. Butztn _ , 2.0 212 186— 598 plan, and if Canzoneri, as is quite H. Cozzcns 156 146 185— 487 possible, scales down to the 130- B. Warner 139 235 182— 556 } pound limit, that third title also M. Wirror 193 170 178— 541 | will be at stake. Totals _ 878 952 908—2738 SAM AND FATS 9if_ft50 Georgen 194 191 171— 656 Root and Teachout Qoodson 181 178 162— 541 Dennis 149 209 196— 554 Visit Santa Monica Sponbcrg* 174 170 155— 499 Santa Monica was visited by two Chalmers 228 165 160— 553 famous members of the Chicago Tetall _._ 926 933 844—2703 Cubs pitching staff, Charley Root MI.NERALITF.S and Bud Teachout, yesterday. They BeU IM 17____7 180_ | **• were the guests of Dr. R. J. Morri­ 6 143 390 203— 535 son. Teachout'3 father-in-law. at a art — .193 233 305— 630 meeting of the Santa Monica Lions .at****!©**-* Dwight L-225 172 214— 611 Kennedy i-204 174 >J53— 531 club at - he Hotel Carmel. Root said Qrexs - I he "would rather not talk about that Total! -892 945 155—2792 Hornsby-Malone-Wllaon fuss. 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PURITAN MAID BREAD and compare it with Rome Large Size Well-Colored Beauty the bread you have been using. It's baked by Apples Good for Baking 8 Lbs. 25c the bakery with the BAY CITIES PAYROLL. Thin Skin Juice Oranges Full of Juice 7 Dozen Imperial Valley 80 Siae Grapefruit Sweet, Seedlen 10 for 25C Extra Fancy Malaga White Malaga Grapes Fine for Table 4 Ik 15c OOLOftES ^ PURITAN BAKERY New Crop COSTELLO Soft Shell, Budded 212 Main Street Phone 62250 Ocean Park Walnuts Regular 25c Value Lb. 19c

LAST t DAYSI HIGH QUALITY! LOW PRICES! NO WASTE! TODAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1031 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PAOI *m PUBLIC {ROBERTS Stores Everywhere MARKETS I 62S Santa Monica Blvd. 420 Broadway 1311 Montana Avenue I Fraa Parkin, Lot Next Door 1338 Washington Blvd Venice 11841 Wilshire Blvd Brentwood Heights 10666 Pico Blvd .West LM Angeles I Corner Washington and Lincoln Venice 9975 Washington Blvd Culver City 2716 Main St. Ocean Park 1 5900 Washington Blvd. Culver City Crenshaw and Slauson Blvds Los Angeles 568 Market Street .Inglewood I FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS l YES, IT IS IMPOSSIBLE . . . I To know how much stock to buy for our great week-end sales. Each week we have to buy more and more. T he crowds get greater and greater. Last week we could have sold at least fifty or sixty thousand more buckets. We're sorry we ran out, but it's impossible to know just how much to buy. 1 Yours for Better Grocery Specials—FRED ROBERTS. IPURE—FIN E I Cloth SPECIAL GRANULATED SUGAR 10-lb. LIMIT 10 POUNDS 39 —1 CAMPBELL'S m*& YOLO ASSORTED KINDS •_•__ LIBBY'S SOUTH AMERICAN **m mmat • PORK and BEANS 5C PICKLES - - 5 CORN-BEEF 15 REGULAR 7 He—LIMIT THREE REGULAR lOe GLASS JAR REGULAR 20c—LIMIT TWO DESm9SmtmmtL MONT IT1U11E 1 CtFANC I" _**\1>UY_ ITOMAT 1 UIVIAO 1 %J ^fM FRESH AND CRISP FANCY OREGON SOLID PACK

UtsimDEL MONTMU« I Ets SLlCJfc-SLICEDD mat*****ttm BISHOP'S MILK (JIDjfcK ,- ^eaWStmm PEACHES-9c V2-LB. VINEGAR 19c REGULAR lt%c TALL CANS CHOCOLATE CAKE |M2 REGULAULV-III tuR «__30o. 1'/i-GALLO .mitnHN JUtiT/Gi ttm'msS PURE ff-mm. fm*m LULL MUN It. FANCY RED am ^~W ROBERTS SPECIAL ^**m *l HONEY - -39c OLEOMARGARINE 62 REGULAR 49c LARGE 4'4-POUNB PAIL SALMOREGULAR 26« TAIL CANS N 19 REGULAR 12'/_c POUND SPECIAL DIAMOND LARGE BUDDED FANCY STRINGLESS, CUT STRING HAWAIIAN tarn jf*w c WALNUTS BEANS 7ic PINEAPPLE !O REGULAR 12!4c CANS—LARGE CANS LARGE V/s CANS—LIMIT POUR LARGE CELLOPHANE BAGS—BEAUTIFUL NUTS—PER BAG PETER PAN FANCY SELECT PINK ^ _^^ CARNATION mmi IOWA HYGRADE SUGAR SALMON lOc MILK 5C CORN TAI.ITALL. TANCANS —_-_• TALL CANS—LIMIT THREE REGULAR 12'/ac LARGE CANS 9 EUSEY'S FAMOUS mmt DEL MONTE GREEN CAN £-*% mmi c DEL REY JELL-E-TEEN 5C COFFEE - 25 Chicken and Noodle: ASSORTED FLAVORS REGULAR 35c POUND CAN—LIMIT ONE REGULAR 35c 1-POUND GLASS JAR BUFFET CANS CHOICE *mm*tC DEL MONTE SOLID CHUNKS _g *********c Martinelli's Pure QUART BOTTLES .... 23c PEACHES-5 TUNA FISH 15 CIOEf? V2-GAL.JUGS .\\\*4343cc REGULAR 10c CANS REGULAR 19c LARGE CAN 1-GALLON JUG 69c FANCY SHOE PEG m*m _^*X CAMPBELL'S at****** ^V COUNTRLUUniKILLUY CLUBB *t§m ^mt***. CORN lOc Lime Rickey or Orange Dry... XCJ' REGULAR 15c LARGE CANS TOMATO SOUP, 3 for 20 Regular 17 Wc—5c Drpo.lt nn Bottlw -Large 22-Ounre Bottle HEMET FAMILY SIZE RIPE *m\ _^-^ c EASTSIDE *tm ^-% -| OLIVES --19c DOG FOOD 61 LIME RICKEY 1 Z£c REGULAR 35c QUART CANS REGULAR 8/3c—LIMIT FOUR REGULAR 174c BOTTLE—PER DOZEN $1.39

Our Meats Ara of tha Highest 420 Broadway, S. M. Quality BEVERLY FARM MEATS 11841 Wilshire Blvd., W. L. A., in Roberts Buying your Meats at a Beverly Farm Market means that you are assured of the acme in quality, highest efficiency in courteous service, as well as the greatest economic values prevailing on only the best the market affords. , REMEMBER, FOLKS, THIS IS BEVERLY FARM QUALITY STEER BEEF SWIFT'S SUGAR-CURED LOOK!—EXTRA SPECIAL- -LOOK! SIRLOIN, T-BONE, SWISS, ROUND, Sliced-No Rind Steaks ROUND GROUND 24'2« ib. Bacon 2-Pound Limit FROM BEVERLY FARM EASTERN GRAIN-FED CALIFORNIA MILK LAMB HAVE YOU TRIED ONE OF THOSE FRESH-DRESSED SHOULDER LEGS, Boston Style • • lb. 19c BEVERLY FARM DRY-PICKED Pork Roast CUTS lb. 125c SWEET PICKLED SHOULDER EITHER Lamb Roast CUTS lb. 14'/2C Loin Roast END Ib. 15c iHENS Lamb Chops lb. 18c HAMS SWIFT'S EASTERN—BONELESS—NO WASTE EASTERN PORK Whole or Part IEac h C Smoked Butts, lb. 23c Pork Steak-Chops, lb. 17%c BEVERLY FARM CLUB LINK 59 FANCY MILK VEAL 111. e PLENTY OF COLORED FRYERS, ALL CHOICE ROASTERS AND HENS Pork Sausage, ib. 24c CUTS a a lb. 15c 15 >>m

* __*-*3sti* FAflK MX' EVENING OUTLOOK, SAlNTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA rRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1381 \NURINKRS BACK HiH Billies Will PLANTORBQAIN Ocean Park Body Belasco Beliefs Hollywood Hill Billies to Entertain Market Patrons Byrd Will Return 8PBBD RKCORD < Nov Ml (/Il llm lilu in... .1 ..I lloi lit Alumina will Imck Under New Roles Written in Play Kyfk t**a*********** To Polar Regions Play at Market a tl*.' tset (••>•" to wipe "''I the dlf rmom*/) i.f ni mllM nu luwr Iwlwerit •& 'Tta Murray's KI WB Arli.l. llm Ailin|i11.In all HtfC'l GibbenS New Group HcHd; | Producer's Swan Song to 5'^__fc___r Expedition Will Leave bl i r.-..tiln •kJn| PV__H_H_l_r * V^H rmiriatli-.il of • *U! IHMI.OIHI aviation Incorporation Articles Be Hard When Worthy Fall for Journey to to Appear Tomorrow *•-____* m*' epsett foiiuiliiiion io biina the world • Little America •t Johnston s IMM pliniiiploiinhlp back (i otn KIIH- Now Made Effective Cast Can Be Located _____-*>! ftffl land lo the United (Hate* WM an­ uiN-uii-o of UM erowda of Inlrr- nounced here I nnt night bv Hoiwrl A. Hiding Phoenlx-llkc from the NEW TORK. Nov. 30 '.I*-David imOCKTON, Mu.*.*i. Nov. 20 OTr— Mtfti I'lmt-WMIS will* ittlciulrd Mirlr nixhop, Moi iin K. Miller mid ftnlpii sshss of six months of Internal Brlasoo believed life was a lie. .jab****"r i r> T*W "• Rrar-Adm. Richard E. Byrd, apeak formal opr-nlna Wwlniwilay. Iiraila of K Km prominent Bhrlncrt, who strife thst for a Urns threatened to That was his swnn song, snd he '• *'• ing here, revealed pia-is to return to smother the organisation, (he Ocean never lived to hear tt sung. It is w driHii'linrtil-i In the .Tohtwon mw- incorporated the spetd foundation in 9 little America next September. kf * 143. fourth straet. hm9* derided Ohio. Park Business Men's association la the hands now of Achmed Ab­ WfJ.?" •( : V The explorer, who recently sent to -i.mki- a party of It" from 6 to "today standi upon new and cleared dullah In tlM form of "Pantaloon," s : word to an agent in Europe to find t o'clock tomorrow night, and have* ground," to use the words of its a play and it may wait yet awhile *•'*<_••• W|^P5f| until actors worthy of the Belasco a suitable ship for the forthcoming •enraged "Uncle Tom" Murray nnd Final Rites Held newly elected president, w. Blair • **-'**• # f~i tradition are found. V expedition, said he had chosen next his Hollywood Hill Billies. jiopul-U- Oibbens. fit w\ M * fall as the starting time of his next KFWB artist*, as the entertainers. For Stage Veteran The new association held its first The great producer—until his igSaa^M expedition to- the wastes around the death last May the dean of them Be*'. all "Wo were prepared far a crowd." With friends from all walks of meeting yesterday under the articles - •;'£_$. IHftfi South Pole. life attending, funeral services were of incorporation issued to lt last all—wrote the play In collaboration ••*••'' 'Sx $* ; • , g«. Mr ' '*^> Ptanlc Townsend! owner of the meat it wm 1 \WJ He indicated that an effort would held this morning from the Wllahlre October 30. In the furture the as­ with Abdullah, and, so says the lat- ''St ,' market, said today, "and we were m\% km be made to recover the airplanes able to handle all who came, but we funeral home for Oeorge B. Wil­ sociation's name will Include the ab­ | ter. he meant it to be the symbol i •.. MM of his own philosophy. l»i'r**tVtm* which had to be left behind after had not expected to be rushed, as liams, former stage actor and char­ breviation, "Inc." With the meeting ' * •*-••• *• J?' v. •**•" jj*. -. _ • flff departure of the last expedition and acter actor In the moving pictures. yesterday, the old association auto- we were, from the opening hour Draws on Ancestors % said the object of the new expedi­ until the close." He was kilted when struck by an rn at leal ly was disbanded after four His philosophy was: Remorse and tion would be further research and ••It was a great party," C. M. automobile driven by Carl Cannoy, years of existence. forgiving will in itself do away with r*/ • exploration. 44, of 1915 Oak street. Tuesday Purpose Stressed I evils. r m Ay\: Dorris, proprietor of the grocery de­ partment, declared, "and there was afternoon at Pacific and Main Oibbens was elected president st The play concerns the theater. ••?*-_• V t?M f*'"t '•• **' • . • no evidence of a business depres­ streets. Cannoy was exonerated of a board of directors' meeting held For the characters the theater man •*mt***a^Ms*\\*^^*\*&*'*'- t$Z*' ' ' *. Hellman Surprised sion ln Santa Monica." all blame when an inquest was held a half hour before the general meet­ drew upon his ancestors and made M tsm.'TOrt* A7U««AY yesterday at the mortuary. *' i¥ *. -H0* Saturday the market will feature ing yesterday. Other officers are: [Pantaloon and Harlequin the chief m v t9 mMun tl1 1 By Alienation Suit Williams lived more than IS years ff *>{*, r^#f<-- %K ~J tW ^ ^. "-„-; -JLll ^ ^fc-5^ ** its second big day, department R. B. Harris, vice president; E. O. dispensers of his philosophy. Belas­ > at 2218 Trolleyway and was em­ sWaT _S»* J*2!_i _:ij£- . ."' '-, ..•:*M^ ___fe^___^__ic_ §&&$ir{W l£%r*m?SuEii^PvfT^__fe LOS ANGELES, Nov. 20 (CNS)— heads said and will be open from Lones, treasurer, and F. L. Edin­ co'.. father was a famous Pantaloon Characterizing the action as a Km. until 1p.m. ployed frequently by different borough, secretary. Oibbens, in of England. His grandfather was a studios. He is survived by a brother "distinct surprise," Maurice 8. Hell­ speaking oa his acceptance, de­ prize-fighte*- and his ancestors be­ "Uncle Tom" Murray and his Hollywood HSU Billies, KFWB entertainers, will entertain ths crowds man, vice president of the Security- ln the east. Final rites were held at clared that the association will exist fore him back to the middle ages in the Johnston market at 1423 Fourth street, from 5 p. m. to 9 p. m. tomorrow. When a new $250,000 hospital was the Inglewood cemetery. First National bank, todsy began opened recently at Sutton, England, only to "get for Ocean Park the have been showmen of one type or preparation of a defense to a tt was announced that the Institu­ things it deserves and to retain the another. chant Plumbers association, will Jamaica expects a record-breaking $1,000,000 alienation of affections tion had the unique distinction of advantages it now has." "It's good theater," says Abdullah, appear before the exchange as suit brought yesterday by Leonard being entirely free from debt. influx of tourists this winter. According to tbe document of in­ "nothing highbrow; symbolic, but Interpreted in strict terms of life— speaker, discussing the question of J. Meyberg, attorney. corporation, the association has been 1 Scouts Will Realtors Favor The suit, which names Mrs. Alice it's a play for the masses." co-operation among the building organized for "the extension and Schwarzchild Hellman, Jen trie promotion of trade snd commerce Harlequin delivers the theme, a trades and reporting on building Swarzchlld Harris, Benjamin Piatt and the promotion of the economic, pre*ague: I conditions throughout California. and 10 "John Does" as codefendants, civic snd social welfare of the Ocean "Sirs: I beg your pardon. I do Joe Waugh, exchange secretary, is charges that the Hellmans pursued Park district of Santa Monica and not mean to disturb you. But—do Receive Awards New Crtft Plan arranging for the entertainment to a campaign which resulted in break­ E Imamoto Pieri's vicinity." you know what is back yonder—back I be given in connection with the ing up his marriage with their Continental Store Speaks for Band stage? No? Permit me to tell you He termed the band question, then, sirs! Back yonder is truth— Although several troops of Boy Setting an ex ample for Santa busmess meeting daughter, Lucille. 1627 Montana Ave. which voters will have the oppor­ my mistress. Truth and I are lovers. Scouts left here this afternoon for Monica Bay district residents, the Fruit and Vegetable Dept. Meat Market tunity of passing Upon at the De­ For the sake of truth, I change the Camp Slauson, In Topanga canyon, Bay District Realty Board today sent rgg *jjp ttm cember elections, a vital issue and of patches on my suit day after day. (Continental Store) paramount interest to the group. Why? Because truth changes. their absence wUl not seriously af- telegrams to President Herbert Hoo- »• • B Phone S. M. 71205 • m "Music must be retained for Santa Because truth is never twice alike feet attendance at the court of ver, Senators Hiram Johnson and n Grapefruit 1627 Montana Ave. Monica," he asserted. In commenting [Because truth is a thing in motley honor here tomorrow night, George Samuel Shortridge and Congressman upon the proposal whether Ssnta and bells. Aye! Truth is the road Bergstrom, assistant Scout execu­ Joe Crail, urging their support of the I Seedless, |A 0|- Monica shall continue to assess down which I travel. Truth speaks tive of the Crescent Bay council, federal mortgage residential bank said today. Bay Poultry Co. Juicy .... lv for_•««/v. Baby Lamb taxes for the maintenance of tbe under my feet all day. program as an aid toward the resto­ municipal band. "I wonder, though, would you More than 200 youths, comprising ration of prosperity throughout the Mrs. Irene DeBoe, publicity chair­ know truth if you saw it face to the enrollment of practically all United States. The institution has 12621 Washington Blvd., Venice ir 23c man for the campaign the associa­ face—you, who are so truthful? No? troops of Santa Monica and Ocean been proposed as an organization I Juice Oranges tion will wage for the retention of Permit me to tell you, ladies and sirs Park, will appear for awards at the aiding the small-home owner and Between Lincoln and Centinela Boulevards the band, supplemented Oibbens' —truth is a lie! court, which will be held in the farmer In solving his financing prob- I Opposite Stern's Barbeeue Swift's Bacon remarks. Reporting on the progress Costlv to Produce auditorium of the Santa Monica lems, it was pointed out. ' Y*** "S *_ Wr of the campaign, Mrs. DeBoe said "Life ls s Ue!" high school, opening at 7:30 o'clock. This Special Good Until Thanksgiving Day Sliced, No that the city commissioners are in "Love is—your pardon, ladies and It is probable that from 300 to 500 Sweet .... «l Doz. meal's. favor of retaining the band and sirs. We are at a play—not at a friends and parents of the youths Builders Exchange Rind, Lb. . 25c that they have assured the commit­ sermon .-;--.-" will attend the function. 1 Fat Hen Bananas tee they will cooperate to that end. And the play goes on. William Thompkins, recognized To Have Barbecue 1 lb. Rosebud Butter She went on to explain that the tax Abdullah says the play will be authority on Indian sign language. Deviating from their usual sched­ Firm and Eastern Pork Legs levy for the music fund amounts to expensive to produce and difficult to will be the principal speaker. He is 1 Doz. Fresh Eggs ule, members of the Bay Builders a Whole or only 8 cents, though a 12-cent levy cast. subject, and spent several years liv- exchange will hold a barbecue din­ Ripe 6 ib. 25c ls authorized. "It requires two Barrymores—and the author of several books on the % -b. Pkg. Cudahy's Bacon Half, lb. . ner and program tonight in their 14V2C Short Speeches both of them are in Hollywood," he ing in the reservation lodges of the own building at Fourth and Broad­ 1 Loaf Weber's Bread Windshield stickers stating. "Vote said. "Columbine must be a great Sioux and Ojlbway Indians, gath­ ering data. way, starting at 6:30 p. m. LETTUCE Yea on 3," were distributed to the emotional actress—there is none." Through the efforts of L. H. Tyler, ALL FOR .__.. . Beef Roast members. Mrs. DeBoe also dis­ According to Scout ofifcials, Santa Monica plumber, John M. Le played several advertisements to be ANNOUNCE WALKER BITES Thompkins will appear on the stage Dieu, state secretary of the Mer- All Meat, Center used ln newspapers. Speaking so Funeral services will be held to­ in the full regalia of an Indian WE RAVE PLENTY OP TURKEYS AND CHICKENS Solid' i for IUC briefly that they were declared the chieftain. He will wear a beaded morrow at 2 o'clock from the Day­ FOB THANKSGIVING "shortest campaign speeches ever ton funeral home, 417 Maple drive, and eagle feathered outfit, made Genuine Main Springs, $1 S». 15V2C heard," Hector Baida, candidate for Beverly Hills, for H. Lloyd Walker, by his Indian friends. police Judge, and R. B. Harris, can­ who died at his home in that city Watches Cleaned $1 80 • (AO Poultry Fresh Dressed) Yams or Sweet didate for the board of education, last Tuesday night. He formerly The proprietor of a large and Crystals 28c, SOc were Introduced and permitted to lived in Santa Monica, was grad­ prosperous London garage has just Satisfaction Ouaranteea Open Saturday Till 8 o'clock—Open Sunday Morning, 8 to 12 Potatoes PARFAV speak. uated from the high school here. returned from a cycling tour of • We deliver in Santa Monica, Venice and Culver City. Uniform Size, No Waste 3-Lb. At the conclusion of the meeting snd is well known among members had been burled in a garden. Watch Repair Shop the names of the new board of of the Masonic order. He was a past Scotland and says that next year 1509 Fourth St., Near Broadway Can 52c directors were announced. They master of the Beverly Hills lodge. he will take a hiking vacation. hsmw m All Orders for Turkeys Most hold office until the last Thursday His mother, Mrs. May Walker, was 5 ib«. 15c Be in by Saturday Night in March. The following were formerly in business at Ocean Park, named: H. J. Allen, C. B. Masner, bvt now makes her home ln Eagle RWWpflBTW Free Delivery FREE DELIVERY J. F. DeBorde, M. ft. Castle, R. B. Rock. THREE TIMES DAILY Harris, C. W. Lindell. O. J. Lick, E. T. Kallgren, J. M. Neagle. Cowan, F. X. Oroschan. W. Blair PHONE 27112 Phone 27112 Q. M. Jones, J. H. Brans. W. A. Gibbens. G. D. Hughes, C. C. Doran, Tanner, C. E. Amman, L. M. Ford, M. R. Cookman. L. H. Hendricks, Charles Hoertz, O. C. Hoyt, Harry J. L. Zerbonl and J. A. Adams. Out -Witclt Crir SPECIALS CONTINENTAL NOVEMBER 19th FOR to Vimx mi THANKSGIVING STORKS NOVEMBER 25th "JT aays MRS. B. FRANCES HORSFALL of 6230 Afton Place, Hollywood

CHALLENGE ffe M( U. S» Extras, Large BUTTER lb.3A loz. HIRE'S A REAL SAVING Th* Quality ef Oer Egg, is a Gr««l With Parfay they're so THI FINEST QUALITY BUTTER AT COST Fr i.ndm»k«r far Continental Stores DSL MONTE easy to toss togetheiv-and so Ptt Early Garden Erfe:r" 10c Chelatestt 99c Peas Solid Pack 15c light and fluffy—always — Mb. Campbell's can 20c TOMATO *\ cm sco "K*VE always met my Waterloo with straighten the matter out for you. CAMS Sweat aad Piwh, Stays Sa Without Rafrif•ratiaa 3-lb. JL biscuits. Cakes—cookies—even the All over California women are talk­ Ttnd.r Pio Crutt I !|tll f illll can most intricate pastries were almost SOUP «-» WKolaiam* Fried Food* 58c ing about this wonderful new blended second nature. But my biscuits were shortening. They're praising its won­ never quite right. I was pretty skep­ derful fluffy texture that creams in­ Jenny Wren tical—but I tried Parfay anyway. stantly—-its marvelously high smoke Heinz And what biscuits I got—so fluffy point that makes deep fat frying eo Cake Flour and so Ught, so good tasting !n Catalina easy. And lots of people — particu­ 44b. pkg. 27c Ketchup Maybe you have some bugaboo. larly husbands—say nothing could LIME RICKEY Most every good cook has. Perhaps surpass the flaky pie crust it makes. Rose Carnival 10 it's cake or pie crust or fritters. No But there's one point on which cooks Marshmallows Small - - 13CjC|lequotC,ub matter what it is—see if Parfay can't all agree — that Parfay is perfect! Swift & Company

14b. pkg. 15c Large - • 20c GINGERALE The Happy-Go-Lucky Hour, 2 to 2:15 P. M. Tuesdays and Thursdays, Don Lee Networhi SAUCE KFRC, KHJ, KM], KGB; oho KWG. OCEAN SPRAY There's a Parfay surprise for you Lucky Strike Cranberry __S I7-OI. eaa Why should you bother making CIGARETTES Cranberry Sauce when you can Premium i\ Specie! Thanksgiving Price pkg. buy it already mede? Quality CONTINENTAL Parfay bear* the Swift's PremiumQual* ity Seal—the symbol 411 Saute MonicSTOREa Blvd. Seventeenth St. Sand Montan a Ave. of highest excellence 113 Pier Ave., Ocean Park 11630 Santa Monica Blvd., Sawtelle and unvarying uni­ 1217 Wilshire Blvd. 38 Windward Ave., Venice formity in food quality <****emn**--m-*. "m*mm*mama}

FRIDAT. NOVEMBER 20, 1931 RVRNINO OUTLOOK HANTA MOWI'A CfAIJWIlNfA PAflR HKVKWTWPt Grand Centra• m OPBN i to A. u TO to mi r M* KVKRY DAYl MarketI 1328 Fourth St, Santa Monica —Free Parking Just Across the Street! SPECIAL PRICES 4 DAYS SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY GROCERY SPECIALS Meat Department Specials HILL'S RED CAN HILLSDALE OUR REG. 79c HORMEL'S Pineapple COFFEE Eastern Sugar-Cured Sliced Bacon, lb. 15c BROKEN SLICED BROOMS Large 1 Pound SPECIAL 2y8 Can 9c 49c Swift's Premium Ham, 3V2 lb. Cuts, lb. l«%c Limit 3—Saturday Only 2 Pounds 69c Saturday Only LIMIT 2 LBS.—SATURDAY Swift's Premium Ham, Center Slices, each 10c

CROSSE e\ BLACKWELL'S Powdered or Brown Cloverbloom or Brookfield Plum or Fig SUGAR BUTTER STEER BEEF POT ROAST, lb. 6V2e Pudding Pound -C-f* Fresh Creamery, Per Pound Large Packages %•_)>»,- 31c SATURDAY ONLY—LIMIT S LBS. Steer Beef Shoulder Roast, lb HV2C 1-Pound Can 29c Llmit t—Isatarday Only WHILE THEY LAST Steer Beef Rump Roast, lb ISV2C JERGEN'S RUMFORD POTATO Boneless Steer Beef Stew, lb. 15c Toilet Soap Baking CHIPS Powder 25c SIZE Steer Beef Hamburger, Fresh Ground 2 lbs. for 15c PER ae Reg. 25c Value V2 Pound ...15C BAG *s\w€ Fresh Sliced Dver 2 lbs. for 15c BARS IOC Limit 2—Saturday Only CRYSTAL WHITE 1 Pound .eat 4 € ORCHID DELICIOUS BRAND EXTRA TENDER STEAKS, lb. 13 y,c Cleanser Swiss—Round—T-Bon e—Porterhouse—Club PER JAMS Macaroni, Spaghetti CAN 2c LIMIT 3 ALL .FLAVORS—FRUIT OR BERRY NOODLES Large 2-Lb. 6-Oz. Fancy Steer Short Ribs of Beef, lb. 4V2C EVANS' Per Jars Package 5c I Honey S. & W. MONARCH Orange—Sage—-Sweet Clover LEG OF BABY LAMB, lb. 17V2C NO. 5 Cranberry CANS Tomato Juice 37c Q Large Sauce Cans SANTA VALLEY NO. 2 Boneless Boston Leg of Lamb, lb 17V2C LARGE CAN 19c S. A W.—FLORIDA RIPE Baby Lamb Chops, lb 15V2C Fruit Salad Limit 3 TALL CAN DEL MONTE Grapefruit Baby Lamb Breast or Stew, lb. .. 5c 12V2C LARGE LIMIT 4 Asparagus CAN ... 17HC Leg of Milk Veal, lb 14-Vac LIMIT 4 DEL MONTE Large 2'/2 Can Mammoth White Veal Chops, lb 12 V2C 29c DEL MONTE Pumpkin LIMIT 4 Veal Shoulder Roast, lb 9-Vic LARGE *m g\^m BLUE SEA Corn, Peas9 2»/8 CAN IUC Veal Breast or Stew, lb 5c SALAD FLAKED OYSTERS String Beans Louisiana Tuna Cove 10c L CANS LIMIT 4 Pig PORK ROAST, lb. IOVSC LARGE Bishop's or Snowflake 7-OZ. CAN 10c COUNTRY CLUB Crackers CEREAL WHITE OR GRAHAM Lime Rickey Pork Steaks, lb 15c Pound 1 yXLm-tt 22-Os Din-A'Mite Package JL Jt** /2%\, Bottle 12V2C Center Cut Pork Chops, lb .23c Large LIMIT 2 I Case (12 Bottles) $1.38 FIG BARS, O OO Package I7V2C r Deposit 5r Bottle Fresh Killed Dry Picked Young Hens, lb. 24ty2C WHOLE WHEAT ~. toLbs. UOV. DRIED FRUU AND NUT DEPARTMENT Fruits and Vegetables Creamery and Delicatessen Saturdctu Onlu POPPING CORN, SATURDAY SPECIAL Golden Bantam .... 4 ib8.25c SWEET, SEEDLESS, COACHELLA VALLEY Our Own Fresh Churned SALT BUTTER, WALNUTS, Budded Z lbs. 25C Hifta Quality 1 Ib. 19C . doz. 15c Pound Saturday Only ALMONDS, i) A7 FIGS. BLACK, A *-*-* GRAPEFRUIT Soft Shell L Ibs. L I C Mission __ lbs. tmOC NORTHERN SWEET Our Own Fresh Churned SWEE T BUTTER, **m f%^ * 3 lbs. 25c Pound Saturday Only -\ yC Senior Size 1 lb. 6*7 C PRUNES O lbs. 25C GREEN PEAS GLACE CHERRIES, PINEAPPLE, ORANGE, LEMON AND CITRON SWEET, JUICY U. S. EXTRA LARGE EGGS, *» *9 m\ AT A GREATLY REDUCED PRICE ORANGES - 7 doz. 25c Guaranteed, Dozen .Saturday Only mw _#w NORTHERN ICEBERG. LARGE, SOLID CREAM COTTAGE CHEESE, t%lef% Market Cigar Stand CLOVER A. SMITH, Proprietor LETTUCE - - head 5C Pound Saturday Only "2l» CIGARS, CIGARETTES, CANDY SUNDAY SPECIAL FRESH BUTTERMILK, •*__ Saturday Special 1 C DISCOUNT on AH LAMS SIZE, SWEET, J I1 ICY r (No Limit). Quart Saturday Only ,_>C Itfl Kodak Film Packs ORANGES Regular 2 Dozen 25c 3 doz. 25c Bunte Chocolate Creams 50c Bos OUR OWN FRESH GROUND PEANUT j em 1 _-. PEANUT BRITTLE—Made With Butter and Honey. -i r Box MONDAY SPECIAL BUTTER, Pound i JL iC Tfsr tte FANCY, RIPE PERSIMMONS 3 lbs. 10c SWIFT'S SAVOR-TITE HAMS, *m m ***% CRISP AND TENDER LyLARG. E STALK Whole, Pound £ / C New England Bakery CELERY . . Sc JUMBO RIPE OLIVES, g *m 1 _-. ASSORTED COFFEE Regular 25c Pint. Pint JL &$2%Z CAKES 6for25c TUESDAY SPECIAL WISCONSIN LONGHORN CHEESE, em **_— Try our OLD-FASHIONED DUTCH BREAD—Baked Late Home Eatmor Cranberries, 2 Ibis. • 25c on the Hearth. White er **• -\ 4* Banana-Hubbard Squash, lb. 2%c Pound 1 ^rU Whole Wheat -. m....~... * ea\t\\a KOSHER STYLE SALAMI, 1 Pound •uflB ^££L______i_S • '

PAGE EIGHTEEN EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA. OALJKOKNIA .Wil-A'Y, IMM;P.MI»I;:II "0 |

We cuter to those who want tht best for the least money fB | f f tt I iii Grocery Dept J. T' mtMkWS^^mWsm Wm VAN Buy More! Spend Less!t y*^*t*^^m%M Grand Cloth SUGAR Pounds Saturday9 1 Limit 10 Lbs. with Purchase 1434 Fourth SI CAMPBELL'S HILLS BROS. Red 1 lb. Tomato Soup 3 COFFEE Can 2 lbs. - Fruit an

rLAIPEAKV wOF PERFECTION GOLDEN ROD—FRESH CREAMERY tf*A j** "iw* Big 38-Oz. Jar / am very happy to be in b\ will be a great pleasure to g\ BUTTER, lb.. . ole J A M business in the past. We h\ kets in Southern California AU the Popular MOTHER'MU 1 Hfc.K'S5 em ft*. people only. The Tower A| i%, Merchandise only and our,, i CIGARETTES, 21% COCOA, 2-lb.Pkg. 19c quality will permit.

OHIO BLUE TIP DEL MONTE ARIZONA Carton of ta GRAPEFRUIT MATCHES 6 Pkgs. TOMATO SAUCE 6 Sweety J

DEL MONTE DELGADO FANCY Sliced 5-lb. CELERY Large No. 2l/i A California Bleached! Can PEACHES, for HONEY Product (]an BURBANK V2-lb. pkg. M. J. B. Natural Brown or White Rice with Purchase of POTATOES Northern! FREE 1 Hb. M. J.B. "Safety Sealed" Coffee LETTUCE EDGEMONT DEL MAR Large He CRACKERS, 2 £25c PIPPIN MARGARINE 2 APPLES CHAMPION FLAKE Extra Fa WONDER AND READY SLICED Demonstrated by Mrs. Far­ rell, who will be very glad to meet her many Santa SWEET Butter Crackers PkgPW. 12 C BREAD Monica friends. POTATOES Extra Fancy***-! ENGLISH.rML.LlSI-H1 dlILSTYLLE IL €\ mf\ COUPON-FREE ROLL ZEE- Ib. T ilet Blly 3 R U8 f r 13C RUSSET Assorted Biscuits Pkg. .wC ZEE ° ° ° " POTATOES mm\mnt%m\\mmt\m\mmst\ J*ctTJCf Frasent This Coupon end Receive en Extra Roll Free Good! TILLAMOOK BLUE RIBBON OR BUDWEISER mm. g*± CHEESE, lb...19c MALT, mean.. 3 9c TOMATOES ntftMY, mvmnm so, tw EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA mm ntt* n|

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ft»5«.35K3fJ5jaSs.! ***** eins|s^^k4^.-|^. I jggf|j IT.'. t 3»W^qHBBnj_-..J«|«».'.i»_ .1.4, .^W^W '.'•>*' '.M.»• -'.WJA_Ufa '• .imim.—i. -JJUgg-l QUALITY MEATS ening Dear Mr. and Mrs. Public: Now that the newspapers have tabooed the word "Depression," Mr. Rogers is solicit­ ing your aid in a genuine buying campaign; and as the doctor says Old Man Depression is very low with a high fever, it is about time for us to wake up and realize that Depression is no longer a condition of the mind, but a seri­ v.,Zjst ous condition of the stomach—so let's all eat and be merry. The choicest foods at the most moderate prices will £*ss msm mm # **•• be found at the TOWER MARKET, 1434 Fourth Street in Santa Monica. O&Illcl JVlOIllC-Sl I We Handle Nothing But Steer Beef, Spring Lamb, Milk-Fed Veal and Nationally Advertised Hams and Bacon. Free Demonstration—Cottage Cheese, Hams, Bacon and Sausage, Ws don't skin you, but we do skin the HAUSER'S PRIDE, CUDAHY'S Hams and Bacon. Come snd see. PURITAN or HORMEL'S Sliced Sugar Cured Eastern 1 HAUSER'S PRIDE c HormeFs Dairy Brand c egetable BACON ib. SKINNED — j?***. BACON n. No Rind—No Waste 2 H-lb. Pkg.—Limit 4 Pkgs. C Milk Legs 2 Loin Roast or Pork iment BABY in Santa Monica again. It 1 Absolutely Corn Fed 1 ly many friends with whom I did LAMB ib C lb. te of the most up-to-date mar- HAMS1WHOLE OR PART 6 All You Want PORK ib. are employing Santa Monica 2 f is going to handle Quality ALL STEER STEAKS Center Slices of Hauser's Pride or Cudahy's MILK VEAL OR LAMB Eastern Sugar Cured will be as low as our high GROUND ROUND .. lc ROUND STEAK cHAM BACON, ft. SWISS STEAK SlW.fc 14 WM. T. MYERS. — U>*15l 3f«25 5 Whole or Piece Eastern Sugar Cured STEER MILK VEAL HAUSER'S c lc ROAST, ft. 4c BACON SQUARES, Ib. 10 POT ROAST, Ib. 7 2 Pork Sausage, Pkg... 1 %\ 12 for 25 7 2 NICE CUTS Half-Pound Packages tedium Size SMALL PICS FEET 5 far 10' Lamb Tongues or Brains, 5 for 1 0* 3 for IOc BABY BEEF HEARTS, ft. 8 Large Stalks VEAL TONGUES, ft. 12 lc BEEF BRAINS, each 5 SLICED LIVER, h. 9 0 lbs. 12' Roasting or Stewing FRYING SWIFTS BONELESS STEER lc lit 10 Pounds RABBITS, lb RABBITS, lb. SMOKED BUTTS, ft. 22i 18 2 28 1 The Finest Quality SHORT RIBS, ft. 10 C Milk Shoulder of HAUSER'S Hauser's Bologna or Sliced FRESH KILLED le each 5 lc C LAMB,!. 2 Wieners or Coneys, lb. 15 MINCED HAM, lb 15 FRYERS, ft.... 22 2 Solid Green 9 Not Over 12 Hours Old FRESH Fresh Large PIG PORK LARGE LOIN £ lc 0 lbs. 25 SPARERIBS, lb. 15 OYSTERS dozen 25' STEAKS, lb. 14 2 LAMB CHOPS, b. 25 _ood Cooking BABY LAMB MILK VEAL MILK VEAL 6 lbs. 15 RIB CHOPS, ft. 20 T-BONE STEAKS, ft. 20 ROUND STEAKS, ft. 25 C PIG SHOULDERS OF Size for Baking c le Pig Legs of Pork, ft. 13J PORK ROAST, ft. Shoulder of Pork, Ib. ll 2 Whole or Pert Cuts 3 to S Pounds 9. WHOLE 0 lbs, 12 Center Cut of Milk Legs of Lamb,ft.l7ic Fresh Killed Colored HAUSER'S PRIDE Baking FRESH HAM, ft. CHICKENS, ft..... PURE LARD, lb.. 8 23 Boston Style 22 1 1-Lb. Carton—3-Lb. Limit c HAUSER'S PRIDE 3 lbs. 10 MILK LAMB MILK VEAL Knudson's Shortening, lb.. ef CHOPS, lb.. lc CHOPS, ft. e COTTAGE CHEESE,lb. 15' Ripe hs 1-Lb. Cartons Limit 3 Lbs. 14 I 12i

mtim *.__-•••*!__» - ifpqsipi ^an <7 1 FAOt TWlMlTY KVKNINtJ (mlrftttU.H. MA NTA MONICA. rAUI-OKNIA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1931 MOON MULLING BOOMING UP BUSINESS By WILLARD Sundown Stories vurrv Hy MARY OBABAM HONNiit TUB HTARH And now thn Indians esrs welch-' lug Uis stars IS they began le come! out. .>ni* by on.-. an.*i tha first OM had appeared. Thry mat* very quiet, j not even saying s word. Tho horses, too, were resting, and j Peggy nnd John and ths Little Mack dock were silent, too. Now the moon was very bright and the sky a deep, deep blue color. The! stars twinkled nnd shone ever sol brightly, and then one old Indian chief spoke. "My friends," hs said, "It Is'not necessary for us to talk. It Is enough to spend some of our time ln looking about us. There ls so much to see I "We saw the mn setting In the! west. We saw Its flaming colors and M£ the trailing clouds of lovely colon lt

JUST A LOT OF NOISE An expert estimates that loss due to noise reaches into millions of dol­ lars annually. He says the noise im­ pairs the efficiency of workers 7 per cent, so that employers are chiseled out of this proportion of the wages BOUND TO WIN SOME HOPE ANYWAY Bv EDWfN ALGER they pay. Noise at no noise, the av­ erage employer is more likely to get more service than he pays for than Well! HERE'S times WHV, YOUNG MAIM to get less. fer ya! VOU CERTA1NLV IMPRESS ME WITH VOUR SECRETS OF SUCCESS EXT R AOROtM ARV

ACROSS 10. Carry 1. Competent 11. Cook 6. Total 8. Deeds IS. Deposited Steep, rugged SO. A tribe ot rock Israel Cbaracter In 22. Fart ef an **Peer automobile Oynt" engine 14. Plunder 24. Celestial Firearm bodies Before: 25. Salt COLONEL GILFEATHER By Dick Dorgan NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS By OSCAR HITT prefix Poem 18. Female sheep European 19. Ventilated mist snm* 21. Attach with lilac-purple F/LOOKIY M£ Y ^m ^ Ott,ToTHINK THAT T>RUt£ *"0 TO tAE — 42. Ordinary 56. Before cedar Men who discourse 67. European Employer handle a 45. Portion of a duck Nothing boat curve DOWN more titan 49 Our mutual 48. Disencumbers 1. 160 square Wing uncle 50. Mltr.Ir rmfa Pior 51 Equine anim_ •mmW /o tt WM r J///.... 13. Wmffl tA. W///A *9/, /5* lm *T 1 ao WA 91 wzvwm.S 3 W//M//3 __£_ ! WA as *vf 3o 3l 32 at

3T 31* 37 W//M'. 39 3 -in., v* i sotlmi'kn ol ttlS Coml I'lp.u 180 i*% ll% IIS NO Alll Avlal for the decline was slow 8 I Oom tnveat IS markets U S Elec Pow~ inontli. _.! n NIMMISTA Psr 1 Break In Wheat Contribute s To Further Com! rii.iv i rr s 10% 10% and '"« tng dull, hut nil groups were U S FoU B H-J llll Pord 14 14 UtUlty Equities BXtrflinO losses innn<-il from I to COtn'wIth Bo 30 I S Ohl< again nl fooled. r 14 SH Pord ._. TH TH UtU Pow St Lt. mors than I points in prominent ta* < tiigotruiu Na t »*• 9% SH Otis KTPV Rrlltiu: seemed to focus a little Fox TheatrM Oaea A 1 20 . I D ownward Move; Favorable Bank tuta, but several recovered from * -*on*»ol Oss 4 69 1 t 71% 89% more t<[ lively on the utilities, n.1- oMt Ltd JSS.._ fractions to I points from tlie low­ com lii.k D I'm >'• Venesuai Contl Can 2>i J» SS Pacific QSI1 though beclaltles had a heavy ap- o- - sy, And Credit Situation Reported est Sales approximated 3,000,000 36'4 Pacific Llsht 3 Oen El Ltd ret .368 .. *'• Contl tn* 1.40 .. 37', 27 Packard Mot .40 pearanet . Consolidate Ons of Bal- .. IH 1U Walgrssn - shares. 7 27 Oen Th Bq cv pf J IU Contl Oil Pel _ 27 7 Parses Puhitx ... tloiore eacted under TO on a drop - -.'• 2H 2U Rails were conspicuously heavy, Contl Shares . 7% 1% Goldman Sacks k 47 V* SSH several breaking- to new lows for the IH Penney J C 3.40 of 3 poiijits or so. Other losses were Oulf OU Pa IU ..... 46'. DOMESTIC BONDS , By CLAUDE A. JAGOER Corn Prod 3 1% 48 Penn R R 3 ractlonal. -H- major bear cycle, ss did United Crucible SU ..... 50'. 27% 49 .. 2% High iettm .• Associated Press Financial Editor Peoples Oaa Oh S Hudson Bar St&tS 3H Ala POW SU* 9! 88H SSH SS1 States Steel. OurUss Wright J 29*4 Petri, Corp _,._ ere fairly active. Standard .. 53'._ 52 32 1 NEW YbftK, _Wf.""HJ-"U-T*—Most uf the financial markets skidded to­ 3 ar*. Humble Oil 2 ______Alumln Co 3s 52,. 100H lOOU 10S Steel dropped 4 points to a new Phelps Dodge sagged rather sharply on Am Cmwlth Pow Ss 40. 27 2SU •—' day, although in the case of securities the downward movement was Phlla Soil offerings. Indiana Stan- Am O ft I Si 2038 _ 88 SS „ low close to 00, and closed near the Davison Chem 57. m¥>* **s\ Phillip* Pet Imp Oil Can U- — ISH 10'i 10'i accompanied by Uttle increase in activity. Stocks had a heavy tone and Del a Hud 9 .. 89 84 down nearly a point at the Insull UUI S%F_ 11 10H 10H Am Pow Si Lt Se 2018._ 86 II H 84 Pierce Pet TTnnT™. . Intercon PetroU 316 Am Roil M 5s 48 STH the bond market again assumed a spongy appearance. The break ta) bottom. Diamond Mat l 15'. 15',. Pralr Pipe 1. but Kentucky was steadier. 5/1S V* wheat contributed to the speculative gloom of the moment here and Miscellaneous issues losing 2 to 5 Dome Ml HAS l 9 15% 9 10'i 10'a Appalach Ua* Ss 45B-... 9 Procter A Cam 3.40 SM *_£» nioderatelyjn [internat P.^^ •—• " Appalach Pow 5* 5S._ _ many so-called pivotal Issues lost at points Included American Telephone, Drug Inc 4 ._._.,... 57 53% m UU M'.4 P I i SS Pub Ser N J 3.40 sympathy wit_,UVh> thtk*e genera_-_--*_ AS>_1 lI marke-r*r\tM* trSsT.t InteI r Util1 — B— »H Ark Pow * Lgt 5s 5S..S_ 88H least a couple of points, several du Pont de Nem 60% 58% Pullman 3 SH American Can, Santa Fe, Baltimore 58% key to tne symbols: XD- — SH >% Asso Elec 4Hs 33 SOU touching nsw Iowa & Ohio, Southern Pacific, New York Pure OU ASSO O & B 5s 6S..',.„M ..7 3* Purity Bak pnd, XR—Ex-rights. A Lib IfcN _- L — T»_ 6', Bar silver, up H of a cent to 30*54 Central, Eastman, Consolidated Gas, Eastman Kod SB 87% IH Asso O Al • 4>-_S 49C-... 43% ...ieou SSH ra in stocks, B—Plus 10 per Lone Star Oas 88 Assoc Tel UtU 5>,ia 440 67 cents an ounce, held the fort alone What Market Did Case and others. Eaton Ax & S ...... SH 9% - sU »H iu ... SH Mock. G—Partly extra, H- -M- Ball Tal Can 5s 5TB. SS for the almost forsaken cause of Number of advance- 180 Issues off a point or more in­ Elec Auto L 4 ... 31 Radio Cent St • SUs 54 48 . ss Elec & Mus i — - 34% si Radio pf B 5 Memphla N Qaa| .60 SH the advance. Number of declines- 523 311 cluded General Electric, General ... 4% 4H I Plus S per cent In stock, J—Partly l'a CitUk Ser tm 50 S$ Stocks unchanged ™ 136 159 Erie R R ...... 11 4'a Radlo-K.lth-O I stuck, Hi—Cash or stock, UR—Un- Kssta Mach 2 18 18 Selling in shares relaxed some­ Motors and Bethlehem Steel. .. 11H 11 Remlng Rand Mid Wart UUI 8%f. 18 etnas ser POW sUs sa.. ss •H 9H •*"• j what after a heavy opening and Total Issues traded— 714 830 The key to the symbols: PF—Pre­ Repub Steel J Mo KsnS P IJ. IH Consum Pow 4'** 58._ SS partial recoveries of moderate losses ferred stock, WW—With warrants Federal Wat S .. S 4 4 Rey Tob B 3... N— in in Cont Oa* -II. 58A- 6SH NEW YORK EXCHANGE First Nat St 2% 51'i 51 51 Vi 3 •aat UUI Inv 5s J4A.. 37 were made, but the decline was re­ XW—Without warrants. XD—Ex- Poster Wheel 1 „ 13% 13 % 13*.. Nat Avla 3H *» Elec Pow ft Lt 5* 2030. 64\4 sumed coincident with ths opening Total sales ..„__ 2.064.307 dividended. XR—Ex-rights. STP— Safeway St 8...... Nat Fuel O. 1...... 15'i lfft Firestone Cot M5s 46... S8U Previous day 1.511.636 Fox Film "A"..._. SH 6% 6% St L San Pr Hat Investors 3 3 •*_* ol the Chicago grain pit. Stamped, COD—Certificates of de­ Freeport Tex 3 __ 191 a 18% Fla Pow ft Lt 5* 54._ Week ago | 1,822.142 18% St L am P pf 6 . Nat S T Sec A 60a . 2'i >U 14H Oatlneau Pow 5s 56_ Steel Goes Down Year ago ... | 2.244.610 posit, CTS—Certificates. VTC—Vot­ I Seaboard Oil Nat Sug Ref 2.___ 27_ 27'_ j Oso Pow Ss 67. 2.829.230 -G United States Steel met particu­ Two years ago .."..J ing trust certificate, N—New. Oen Am Tank 4 44 43 43 Sears Roebuck 2' Newmont Mln _____ 16'4 18 2H Gillette 5s 40 • larly Insistent pressure, dropping January 1 to date. . 565,970.552 Oen Asphalt 3 15% 15 1SH Servel Inc .. Nlag Hud Pow .40 2714 Indnapls P ft L 5s 97 A Tear ago . no.sai.oso Oen Elec 1.60 28s, 27*i 28 Vi Bhsttuek 9 o 1... Nlag Hud A war 7* 15 Insull Uttl lav 6s 40 B more than 2 points to a level that Two years ago Oen Foods 3 37JI 36H 37 H!I Shell Onion TH Inters Pow Ss SI .1.028.087.050 STOCKS closely a;.proximated its best mar­ Oen O St El A 6%J 2% 2H 2Ja Simmons ___... o H Kop Oss ftft O SUs SS NEW YORK CURB — A- Oen Mot 3 ,, 2(6% 25', 25H •). Mass Oaa 5s «« in ket low. Sinclair Con Ohio Cop _ — H National Biscuit, Coca Cola. Amer­ Total stock sales today 280.000 High Low _a«t Oen Real ft Ot. /\*\ 1'» l'.a Socony Vacuum Maa Riv Fuel sa 46 Total stock sales year ago 443.600 Adams Exp 1 ..__. Oen Thea Eq IH IH South Cal Ed 2... Pac West Oil _____ 5 5 Nat Pub Sarv 9s 7fc ican Telephone, International Har­ Air Reduc 4>_B Olllette Safety f 133-0 IH Nlag Falls Pow 6* 50 .105 Total bond sales today, f2 900.000 63% 59'a SB'. 13 Southern Pac Pan-Am Airways 19J4 1*U 19', vester, Air Reduction, Columbia Car­ Total bond sales year ago $2,723,000 Alaska Jun .40 14',« 14H Olldden Co ...... „.7> . I- So P R Sug Pei in road .40k ...J N Ind Pub Ser 4H 70 E 88 Oold Dust 2',2....| 7». r 3H bon, McKeesport and Lambert yield­ Alleghanv ~ 3% 3'.'4 '!• 20 ) ^i" Southern Rati SH Pilot Badlo A. 2U 2U Pac Oas ft • SHs 57 E 99U -SH SStfc Al Chem Sc Dve 6 ... 81'. Goodrich B 3H Penn Ob Bd 5',,* SS B. 98H B6U "fl ed 2 to 3 points. NEW YORK BONDS 84'4 82% 20.4 6H 2°2_ Sparks With 1 Pruden Inv _____ 5>I $ 9.783.000 Mils Ch Mfg 1 17% ITH 17% Goodyear T 3 25 Stand Brands Pub Ot Hold xw ._- Sl H s 1 Phils El POW SUS 72. 10S 104% ISS In the rails New York Central, Total sales today J Grand SU St SH 4 Pug Sd P ft L SUB 49. 80 86 Previous day ...... $ 9.424.000 Am Can SB 76'. 73 Vi 74H 4 st a * EI 3>(.~ Roch Cent Pow 5s 53._ 43U Union Pacific, Nickel Plate, Dela­ Am Coml Al - 7% Grant W T 1 25', 35 R- _%* __»•* Week ago $ 12.960.000 8'4 8 4H 34.B St Oil Cal 3% .. Shawlng W__P 4HsT0 D 83 ware & Hudson, Chicago Northwest­ Am ft Por Pow 11 u Ot Ho Ry pf 4R 24'4 24 U Rocky l,e9 .90.....___ 13 11>4 UU 84U Year ago ...... $ 9.080.000 12H 11H 35 St Oil N J 2B... 3 E P ft L Ss 2025AXW- 83% 101% 84H ern preferred and Illinois Central Two years ago ....— |.$ 1S.1S6.000 Am Home Prod 4.20 51 49 -H- Stewart. Warn . Am Intcrnnt -_ 7**_ 49 25'4 South Cal Ed 5s 51 101% 41% 101'i, reached new minimums on losses of January 1 to date ..S-.60S.770.000 71* Houd-Her B 3H 3H 3H stone Sc Web.. St Regis Pap 80. SH 6 Sou thorn Nst Ca* 6s44_ 43 H 78 H Am Mach tt 9 1.40 .. ... 33% 2i n s Same year ago. $2,515,794,000 21 :, Houston Oil 23.4 24'.a Studebsker 1.30 Salt-Cr Prod * 4»i 4H 1 to 4 or more. Am Metal ... SH fi% 26'.. Standard P ft Lt 6s 37. 78U ST Same two years ago. $2.766 618 000 6'. Houston OU new... 5'* SH Sun OH 1...... Segal Lock *•%* 3U 3 Am Pow SE L .... 18 17 5'a Tex El Serv 3a 60 _____ 88 at Statements Ignored 17% Hudson Mot 1 ..... 12H 12'i 12',a Selected Indus ______1.4 Am Rad St San .60 ... 9% 8% '** Tex P ft Lt Ss 96 92 81U The favorable banking and credit STOCKS IN SPOTLIGHT 8H Hupp Motor 5H 5'i o'u Shenandoah t_s >H Union Oulf Corp 9s 90. SSH SSH 98-. , Am Roll Mill J ... 12% 12 12% Texas Oorp 2 Shenandoah pf 1 _ situation revealed by the weekly fed­ NEW YORK. NOV. 20. IIP)—Sales Am Smelt Sc B 1% - _. 25'a 24 Tex Oulf Sul 3. IU 1H Un Lgt ft Ry 5>4S 32... 72 TOU TO 24% niinols Cent — - 17'.. IS 16'.4 Smith A O. 631. 61U 01'" U S Rub 6s 33 ... 76 TO eral reserve .statements was ignored and closing price of tbe ten most Am Steel Frtrs ... 9'. 8» 9'. Tex Pac L Tr~. Southland Roy .20 active stocks today: Am Tel St Tel 9 . ... _..134H 131 % '32% Interb Rap Tr 8', 7H 7H Tide Wat As... 4H 4U Van Swerlngen 6s 35. by a market which Obviously felt s S W Oas Ut 1 Waldorf Aat Ts 54 Sales Close .... 84>4 83 83»_ Int Bus Mach 6 . 119 114 116'4 Ttmk Roll B 2 l-H tne decline had gained sufficient .m Tob 5 Sroil Ind 1 19'i 30 West Tex UtU Ss 57 A.•. . stt W\r tt U S Steel 81.800 61 Am Tob B 5 .... 8fi'_ 83*« 84**. Int Harvest pf 7 . 31H 30'4 31 "4 Too Prod A .80. 20H momentum to warrant lower prices,. Int Hydro El A 2K -IJH isHr St Otl Ky 180 . ISU 16a 27 H Union Par 10 Tock Hugh O .650 _ 4H 4.4 Oer Con', Mun Ts 4T 28U the hank figures. Chrysler 42,600 15 Aviation Oorp ...... 3 25 3**. Unit Aircraft Transcont Air _ It Sup Pow 6* 63 Axw. 49% 41,300 -K- *'•* 3H 3U Money circulation dropped $46,- Auburn Auto 105*4 Unit Carbon .____ Trans Lux ..... 2U 3\* 2H Medelltn Col 7s 91 33% -B- Kelly Spring IH Ui IH-.Uni t Cigar Trl Utilities Ruhr OH 6'.a* 93 A 37% 37% 000,000, indicating that the bad case MARKED AVERAGES Baldwln Loe SH 8'i 8'a Kslvlnator ..... SH 8H ."'•United Corp H Tubtze Ch B Stlnne* 7a 46 xw , 28% 28% of nerves which had prompted a Tbe railroad average made a new Bait Sc Ohio 4 31 Vi 38 28H Kennecott 1 13 ll"i »*. United Corp pf 3 Kresgo S S 1 60 31 z serious amount of hoarding was re­ low for tbe bear market at 45.09, Barnsdall A _„...„..-. 7 SH 20.i, 2?_ Unit Fruit r—• Bcldlng Hem 4 «•*_ OKreug tt Toll 1.61.. 7H sponding to treatment. off 2.41 points from the previous 4 7H '*» Unit Oa« Im 1.20 close, a new low since the Dow- Bendlx Aviat 1 .. 1»H 4 18'.*i U 8 Ind Al ...| 18'.. 7 Gold Stocks Increased Jones compilation began ln 1897. Best Sc Co 2 29'_ 29 Lambert 8 . S3H 53 /B IU 8 Pips 2 The Industrial average was at Bethlehem Bt 2 27',4 28>4 26 It was interesting to note that a 3SH Llgg St My B 4. 95 S3H S3 US Renl Sc Im ... Los Angeles Stocks Chicago Grain s year ago circulation expanded by 97.94. Oft 3.31. but still up 11 46 Bohn Alum IH 33H 23'a 23'_ Loew's 39 * 38 38H U 8 Rubber from the bear market low. The Borden 3 49 "4 47H 48 "a Loft st: 3Vi 3H U S Smelt Sc R 1 more than $12,000,000. utility average was at 38.03, off Borg-Warner 1 _. 12li 12" 13 H 4 LorUlard P 14 13'. 13H IU 8 Steel 4 . Monetary gold stocks were in­ 1.12 from the previous close and Briggs Mfg IH 10.i| 10'b U 8 Steel pf 7 . IELES, Nov. M. IA*)—Apple*. up 3.13 from the bear market low. Bklyn-Man Tr 4 37 10H 36H -M- LOS ANOELES, Nov. 30. (/P>—The CHICAGO; NOV. 20. UP> — lie' creased through releases from ear­ 1 a • •_ UtU P Sc Lt A 2K Oak Glen, Rome Beauty, mark and receipts from Japan, while Bklvn Un Oss 5 90 36 88 Mack Trucks 3 18H 18', county. Arkansas Black, local stock market was fairly ac­ liquidation of speculative holdings Budd Wheel 1 4'i 88 4'i Macy R B 87 63 69 almost swamped ths wheat market the brokers loan total represented a 13»S 4'i Manh El Mod gtd... 11H 1034 10H Vanadium men, Wlnesap, Black Twig, tive today but off following the Burr Ad Mch 1 13H on, Rome Beauty, 2>._(i»2%c. late today and prices collapsed moro drop of nearly 89 per cent from the Byers Oolt**mb~.~^~ 17 13H 16 Marine Midi 1.20... 14 Vi 13T8 14'4 DEMAND FOR REPORT 15->» Mld-Cont Pet 7>TH, «'a bine Baauty, 2'4«r4c. King trend of ths Nsw York Exchange. than 4 mats a bushel. speculative peak reached slightly C- sH Wabash Ry .| City: Willie Winter Permalns, 2>4c. more than two years ago. Mo Kan T '_. 7 7'.'» Warner Plct i Oil stocks again led in the local Lowest levels wen reached simul­ FROM TRANSAMERICA Canada D O Ale 3 . 18 17'. 171. Mo Pac ...... 13',4 12'i 13 H Psr 100-waight, Watsonvllle, Belleflowor, market trade, standard OU had a Retail Sales Behind Can ad Pac 1' 14H Mo Pac pf 5 — Warren Bros ___ 83.2903.90 newtown, S2.23w2 40; bushel taneously with announcement' that .. 18H 1SH 28 28 28 Western Mary turnover of 3100 shares, Union Oil Retail trade is running consider­ Case J T ..._.„__. . 43 Vt 38H 393,4 Montgom Ward 11H lO'i, 10'. baskets. I dabo Jonathan, 611SA1.3S; Japan rad China had accepted *e> SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20. (Pr— 14'.. Murray Corp West Un Tel 6 Dellctoua, 81.75.* 1 85. Boxe*. Wiwhing- Associates followed with a 2300 share armistice. ably behind a year ago, but weather I Caterpll Tr 2 - 15H 14H TH 7H TH Westlrgh Air 2 ... Associated Transamerlca stockhold­ Cerro de Pas 1 . 15 13% 13H ton. Dellr| lOUS 88s, 125s. $2.15(rr2.25; turnover and Union Oil of Califor­ conditions seem largely responsible. M- West El St Mfg ?.'*_ Jonathan 25s. 163s, I1.TS014U; Rome Notable absence of foreign de­ ers announced today It had made Ches it Ohio 2<'a ...31H 29 V4 30 19', 18 18 White Motor nia waa third with a 1000 share Dun's, however, felt justified in Ches Corn 3 . 31H 22 H Nash Motors 2 Baauty. 6|is 80a, tl.73ffl.80. Idaho mand together with rain and snow demand upon the corporatlon*for "a .. S3H 47 H 48 46'i Wllvs Over turnover. saying that sales totals for Novem- Chic Ot W pf .. 14% 14 14 Nat Biscuit 2.80 Jonathans, reported In drought sections of Kan­ Nat Cash R A I'i H 16> 1SH Woolworth 4.40B ... 11 2f)f.( 1.35. full report" of all sales of the cor­ Cbi M St P Ac P - 2-., 2H 2H 4 15H The stocks taking a noticeable ber and December would be brought Nat Dairy Pr 2 60 37H 26 H Worth P Sc M ArtlchoW s, Davenport, boxes, 48s sas and Nebraska contributed to the poration's assets. I ChIM StP&P pf ... L 4'i 4>4 4'4 26»'« "nearly" to the 1930 level. Nat Pow St Lgt 1. 1SH 15»d Wrigley Jr 4 14.50 drop were Standard OU off 1 point, smash in values. .... 11 SH 10'i Call funds eased slightly "outside" j The statement said the assocla- ChlO St N W Nat Steel 2 257B 24_i 15H Anlss, lo al, per dozen, 35<_-40c. Union Oil of California off H. Se­ Chi Rk Is Sc P ... .. 18', 17 17 25 Stock market weakness tended but there was little real change In Ncv Con Oop .80 ___ SH 5H Yell Tr St AspiiraguJ). Imperial valley, crates. curity First National Bank H, Re­ tlon had been "moved to action by Chrysler 1 _ .. 1SH 14»i IS N Y Central 4 40»,« 36.', 5H heavily also at times to pull grains 113 37 89_ Zonlts Prod Beans, p( pound, local Kentucky Electric %. In some cases wheat touched last week of control of Interstate 7H Wonder, fa: icy pole beans, 8ff6c; Lima, There weiv? no advances in the within H cent of S cents under yes­ Equities Corp., and by current re­ =3. itt3%c; O^eenpod, 3&3U°i ^Canadian Wonder, ^^^^^^^^^^^^ local market today. terday's finish. REPORTS DENIED ports of sales of other important oounty; Kentucky Wonder, fancy pols The close was at virtually the assets of Transamerlca to Its sub- besns, 5&jtc; Coacheiia valley' Kcn| day's bottommost point, SH to 4% TORONTO. Nov. 30. 'Jt-y—J. Westsldaries.­ " New York Stock Exchange Bonds STOCK QUOTATIONS tueky Wonder, l%2He; fancy Pole _lgh Low Lost down, corn 2% to 3% cents off, oats ern, vice president and general man­ The demand was made by a let­ Beans, 5 _(|c; Oresnpod, 44 86I4 J. holders. concentrated among a few leading | dozen. $2| Muatard, 4 dozen, 30 of 40c; Pao Pin ...... •V, CHICAOO, Nov. 20. (fl*)— no change in control, he asserted, Hud & Man adj Inc Tex ft Pac 5s 80 D 71U 71U VIU Oyster Planl t, 3 dozen. 00c... $1.05; Pars- Pacific O ft E 9 % 38% tl He demanded permission to in­ issues. 5* 57 61 60 60'4 29H WHEAT— and none discussed. Public utility, railroad and for­ Third Ave adj 9s 60 30 29**, ley, S dose i, 70(.T80c: Radishes, Small Pae Light 4237T%4 42% 42% High Low Close spect the books and asked for sev­ Hum 011 ft Rf sua 3t.„.ioou IOOH 100% Red, 6 doz. ;. 80("75c; Spinach, 4 dozen, Pae Wsstn OU 9 S Dec...... _ .59% 96U .56%« J6U eral different classes of Information eign obligations experienced larger 50"i 80c; T|iralps , 3 dozen, 49~t60c. I Republic Pete IV* s1% IU March .... .62% Jt JS 78H TBU 7814 I Republic Sup on reported sales of assets. sales as a rule than ths industrial _u Bskersfleld Oreen Onions, crates, $1.900 8 May •«4% .60% •«O%0 .61 111 Bell Til Ss 56—i. - 1041,4 104U 104-4 53U 53',_ 53',» Richfield OU .—:—- '« ] loans. Price changes among ths Illinois Cent 4->4s 66 46 46 Un Pac gold 4s 68. 93 93 1.T8. H '« July 64% .60% Jl U K Rub 5* 47 ..... 03 Sec-Frist N B. .___ 68% 68 88 •6or,e Trade Survey latter were generally smaller than ICftCSLftNC UtU Pow ft Lt 5s 59ww 55'4 52-r, 83U Cantaloup ee, local, pound, standard. CORN— Utah Pow ft Lt 5s 44 8Ig O ft Gas A ...... 6% 6% Dec. .___ 42% rfg 5s 63 A 93 51 51 36s, S101-8OI 49a. 05uV85c; 54s, 390800. 34% 34H 34*y% . .44% •42 %0 42H I in the thrse othsr groups. Bo Oal Ed March ] .45 .45 0 AIDS FIG GROWERS Inland St 4',4a 78 A 88 89 89 v Cucumberb: Par lug, Imperial valley, i So Sal Id SU PC pf. 23% 23% .47% •43% Rails were lower. Baltimore 8c Vanadium Ss 41 69 68 68 23 U May .49»J .48% .46% 0 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. SO. tm—Cali­ San Joaquin valley fig growers Inter R Trans 7s 33__ 68 66 66 75c(.»$1; San Diego county, $1.50(01.75; So 0 Oa* 6 pc 97 V» 87 97 Ohio 4%a of 1960, Missouri Pacific Virginia Ry 9s 62 - 09 U 95'4 95'i July _____ .90% •48% .48%® .48% fornia wholesale trade is showing ef­ may get state aid in combatting the Inter R Tr rfg 5s 66... 52'4 81U 91U (.range county, $2. I Stand Oil Oal ..... 32% 31% 3*H fects of sharp price declines and re- series F 5s, New Tork Central 5s of Int Cement 5* 48 ...... 77% 77'4 77'j Transamerlca Oo ..... 3% 3% 3% OATS— broti rot (endosepeis) as result of 62 62 Chicory: local cratea, 25@40c. 15% 15% 14% Dae. ,. .36% 29% .29% trlcted buying, ths monthly review of 2013 and Nickel Plate 4Hs of 1978 Int Hyd XI 6s 44 61 Wabash rfg 5',4s 75.-w. -..... 36 Union Oil Sssn 1 sending David G. Milbrath, plant Int Match 9s 41 cvt 69 67 U 38H 3514 Eggplant: Par lb., San Diego count., Union OU Oal 16% 15% 15% March _ .28% 2T»4 •27*% the Wells Fargo Bank ft Union Trust sold at times from 1 to 3 points be­ 671,4 Wabash Ss 80 80 D ..... 33 33 33'.* .29% Co. said today. pathologist of the state department Int Paper cvt 5s 47 A 61% 61'a 6i',4 2'i2"%c. Baltsrsfleld,' 3%03c; San Jose May 28 0 3SH low yesterday's closing levels. 64'. Wabash 4',_s 78 C 32 33 32 2 ',40 Sc. July —_ -8% *a J7% The wholesale trade of San Francisco of agriculture, to attend the Cal­ Int TftT cvt 4>a* 39 46 > 4 63'4 Warner Bros P 6s 39 38 Fractional recessions appeared in Int T a T deb 8a 99... 331,4 38 CURB QUOTATIONS RYE— ^7H county was ranked fifth of the na­ ifornia Pig Growers Institute at 59 s». West Maryland 4s 52... 98 BS 98 Grapes pan Joaquin valley, lugs, tion's 3072 counties. The only counties Southern Pacific 4%s of 1968 and Malaga. 400 30c; Emperor, 30040c; Cor- High Low Last Dec. .50 ..48U .48% Fresno. K- SSH West Pae 1st Ss 46 51 51 91 1 60 March .54", •52% .52U exceeding It were those including New Western Union 5s 51 ... 79'4 7814 niclion, 30 40c. Local: Ton, Mission. Ban-lint Petro 1.69 1 60 Erie 6s of 1975. Atchison Oeneral K C South rfg Ss 80 69 69 78',4 60 May ._.... .55% 53% •53%0 J3H York city, Chicago. Boston and Phila­ Moulton said the past has been Western Union 9s 60 SO 79 80 830. Cons Oold Mng 60 98 delphia. 46 were one of the moat active cor­ K C Term 1st 4s eo 87 87 I First Sec uni ta 2 3 2 July , .59% Jt J3 widening in scope in the San Joa­ porate issues and displayed conspic­ Kan Oss ft El 414s 80.. TOU8 9 89 Wheel Steel 4>4* 53B. 65 69 69 Lettuce: < ratf-s. Iceberg Saltnss. Wat- -*'* quin valley fig orchards during tht Wlck-Spsnc St CVt 7s 35 cttscSHRD •onvilla leer 4-5. doa., $5.50.5.1.75. Dry Gonl Aviation ...... _._... .*,* 2% 25% President Hoover's plan tor a uous firmness. L 87 pack, 4. doz Delano, $i.25«(.i.50; Ivan- Oen Motor ... 25% 25% CASH GRAIN PRICES 81,800,000 mortgage rediscount bank last two years, souring figs and in­ 89 Y hoe. 81.1891 Oladdlng McBn _____ 8% 8% 8% Trading In obligations of the Lac Oas St L 5HS 13 90U 29; Lompoc, 8101.29. Local. 7% CHICAGO. Nov. 20. i*V-Wheat: Mm. 9 combined with reduced building costs creasing the growers* problems to sou sou Youngstown SftT5s 78 81 SOU SI loose pack, I doz., 25@40c. Mexn Seaboard 8 7% were expected by Allan Rudolph, vice United States government contin­ Lautaro Hit 6s 54 13 14 14'.4 Mount Diablo OU 29 29 25 mixed, 59 U0. resident of the San Jose Pacific quite an extent. ued of moderate proportions, but Liggett ft Myers Ss 51.103.4 103 103 U On'ena: ales from cold storage, Nordon Corp ..22 23 33 Corm No, 1 yellow, «THe; No. t yel­ gulldiag ft Loan association, to stimu­ the downward trend WM plain The Loew's Inc 6s 41 SOU 89% 89V* FOREIGN BONDS Stock ton so- b. sacks Whits Olobe, $1.5,0. Occident Pete 23 23 23 low. 47%-.48c; No. 2 white, 47.4c; Na late home buUdlng appreciably. Lorlllard Co 5 Us 37 101 IOOH 10014 l/HWt I Pacific Indemnity 19 19 IS 4 white. 48%c. New corn: No. 3 mixed. treasury 3Hs of 1943-47 sold almost High LOW Peas: Per lb., Delano. 0011c; Wood- *«!',.- *sr, . an'Tn* 44c; am 3 se_laW4 He said there already had been s Abltibl P ft P 9s S3... 46 45| 43% lake, 10(sllc| _____ Diego county, 5(_6c; Red Lion 23 23— 33 "small, but sound Increase ln building RIGHT OF WAY LEASE half a point lower on a few small — M Akershus Ss 63 67 87 Tom Read Mlns... __55 55 88 45VaW40c; No. 3 yeUow, 44%04SUe; Hat 391,4 40 67 Imperial va| cy, S05%c; Bakersfleld, a 3 white, 43 a 49V4C. activity, compar-d with a year ate."— The state has leased a right-of- sales. Manhat Ry 4s 90 ... 40 Argentine 6s ST A 37% 66 U 67% 07c McKesson ft R USs 50 66' 4 65 '.4 65 H Arg 6s Sf 58 Jun...... 55 SS Oats. No. 2 white, *ff%027%e; mm. % way across ths Napa state farm 98' _ 99 99 Psrslmmoil i: Local lb. lugs, l%02c Southern California Bdlson Co., Ltd., Mldvale Stl cvt 5s 36 99 >'4 Arg 6s 1061 Feb . 56% 59 56% white, 3T7c. reported October surplus before depre­ property In Napa oounty to the Pa­ CORPORATION BONDS Mil SSRyftLt 1st 9a 61 B 98 H 87H 97% . 58 Pepper*: |Per Ib Santa Maria, San Arg 6s 1961 Msy 56% 58 Ouadalupe, Oal. Wonder, Rye: No tmtsm, ciation at $1,854 405, making tha year's cific Gas & Electric Co. for a high MSP&SSM 1st eon 4s 38 54>4 93H 93H Australia 8s 97 ., I 59% 58% 59 Luis Obispo Banks, Trusts A M K Tn 1st 4s 90 75 H 75',4 2%@>3c; Ca Wonder, 404'/*c; local. surplus $16,845,298. 79U A us tra I la 4' 2s 96 54 52% tension power line. Finance Director High Low Last 52% nty, Oal. Wonder. 2%is3c; LOS ANGELES GRAIN Last year the October surplus was Mo Pae evt 5>/2s 49. 46 44 44 Austria 7s 57 ctf*...... 52 51 Va 51% Ventura coi $2034.109 and the ten months sur­ R, A. Vandergrift announced. Alleghany Corp 5s 50 . 31U 31 31 Mo Pac Ss 77 P S3 SO San Diego < l-iunty Yellow Chill. 9@i0c; LOS ANOELES. Nov. 20. {**—DM Las sou Batavlan Pet 4%s 42. 81% 81% 811. 2%03_. plus 817..28.962. The power company is to pay the AmftForelgnP5s 2030 56 84 84 Mo Pac gen 4s 75 42' 4 41 41 OTH Cal. Wonder NEW YORK, HOV. 20T W^OvwJ-E Angeles Grain Exchange reported today 60 60 Belgium 7s 56 98 97% Stockton, sacKed cwt. Bur­ asked prices, November so far has been ths best state at the rate of HO per pole Ami O Chem 5'_s 49 . 80 79 79 Mo Pao fit 5s 81 S1H 88% 8d% Potatoes: counter market bid and The San Francisco Federal Reserve Amlnternat'l SHs 49 . 76 • 75'4 75',4 Belgium 6s 89 89% banks, $i so| l/1.70; Idaho lacked cwt. bank and trust stocks: month ln two years. bank made no change ln the rediscount I for tto right-of-way. and. in addl- •N— Berlin City Elec 6%s 51 . 44% 43% 44% NO. 1, $1.30(%1.35; Shatter . 69 66'a 66' 2 14% Russets U Receipts for ths first nineteen days rats of 3'a per cent, Instituted Octo­ I tlon. better power facilities will be Am Metal SHs 34 ... Nat Dairy 5%s 48 95% 95 95% I Bolivia 8s 47 . 15 14% Wasco, lug*. 70079c. BANKS of November amounted to 1366 cars. TbS 100 99.4 100 30 30 Asked ber 21. [provided st the Yountvffie veterans' I ^Tei&TeffiHs 4S 107',4 107 107 Natl Steel 5s 56. 80% 79% 80% I Brazil 8s 41 SOU Squash: Eocal, Orange county, San Bid average during the past two years has NYCftHRrfftlmp 5s 2013 84% 82 82% i Brazil 6',4s 1826-57 . 27 27 2T America __.. 35% 37 V, home, the state farm and the state | Am T ft T 5s .65 .102°*4 KB 102*4 27% Diego oountl white summer, 75c@$l: been about lOOO cars for tha first two- NYC ft HR deb 4s 34... 94% 93% 93% BrazU 6%s 1037-57 27'.4 27 Italian. 70 |Se; yellow crookneok, 80c Cha*e National 48 47 thirds of a month. game farm and hatchery. AmT&T cvt 4 Us 39 J.13H 113 us 43 British 5',4s 37 100% 100 100 28 31 AmWW&Elec 9s 34 96V4 96' 96'', NT ChftStL SUs 74 A... 43 43 etf*. Coach, ia valley lugs, whits sum- Chatham ft Phenlx . BuslaaM ta picking up rapidly, due ts 4 HT ChftStL 4i/4s 78 C 36% 33 33% Buenos A 6s 61 33% 33 33 mer, 90c... $1 Commercial . 163 ITS ArmftCo r*est 4'. 4s 39 77 75 75 48% ths recent rl»e ln ttte prices of wheat Business Points N Y Bdlson rfg 6',4B 41.111% 111 Ill I Bulgaria 7%s 08 48% 45% Strawbcrrl jw: Watsonvllle, 13 pt First National 2300 2400 AT%SF CVt 4'2s 48 .100 u 100 100 and corn and an Increase la market N Y N H & H CVt 6s 48 981,4 98% 98 -a j Canada 4%s 36 93% 32% trays, $2.2 2|5 Manhattan 43% 43% RAILROAD LOANS ATUSF gen 4s 09 „-| . 81H 81H 91'4 92% 9TH consumption and buying. NYNH&H lttftrf 4%s 67 75 73 73 1 Chile Mtg Bk 6s 61 23 21% 22% Tomatoes: Psr liig. San Diego county r.'.Uoa*„ * City 55% 24 26 Ths exchange this month has tmm NEW YORK, MOV. 20 —An extra divi­ Bank loans of New York Central B N Y Tel gen 4%s 39 101% 101% 101% I Chile Gs 60 21% 21 21 stone, 5x5. $ 9001/TS; Ss8. 810lJ|; San)Publlc creased Its force of Inspectors 100 p«S 65 Luis Oblspfj dend of 25 cents a share was declared railroad alone are reported to be Bait H O rfg 5s 95 78 771,4 77',4 N Y W ft Bost 4 V4s 46 65 64 -4 Chile 6s 61 Ji 20% 19 20% globea, 5x5. tl_.5r.il.90; 6x6. f TRUST COMPAIES cent. by the National Lead Oo. with the re­ Ball ft O 4> s 33 88 85->4 83%. Niagara* Shares 5%* SO 79 79 79 Chile 6s 61 _ 20 20 75c.? $1; Caplstrano stona Sti, |1.25(4 j above the tots) of $25,000,000 bank 2 3 20 t Bid Asked quest that it ba contributed to emer­ Bait ft O CVt 4'._s 60 .... 6213 58 4 98% Nor Am Oo Ss 61 SI 91 91 Colombia 6s 61 Oct 36 34 ISS. Local tons, 3x5, 8101JS; 6x6, 60ia loans and bills payable reported at 34 . 91' 60% gency relief funds. BellTPa 1st 5sC60 106 105 % Nor Am Ed SUS 03 98 97 97 Copenhag Ss 52 78 75 75c. San Lu js Obispo, 12 pt. trays. Bad | Bankers _ 4 109H 90 TS 259 tto close of last year. The road Beth Steel p m 5s 38 100 99>4 SOU Nor Am Ed 5s 69 C 90 SO Csecho Ss 52. „ J 103 103 Egg. 60«70c Brooklyn Trust . ....___. . 348 901,. 103 Central Hanover 168 172 Operations mete resumed st six tin j probably will attempt new public Boston ft Maine 5s 67 "6'_ 7SU TSUI Nor Pac 6s 2047 B 92% 90% Denmark 4%8 62 63% 68% ______83 68% Chemical .. —~ . 34' 36% Bank Cleanings mills and five sheet mUls of the Fol- financing at the first opportunity. BklynManTrans 6s 68 .. 83 U 93'• 93 Nor Pac pr Hen 4s 97 82 82 Deutsche Bk Ss 32 78 77 ______4 Nor States Pow Ss 41 A.109 1017', 102 TT Continental . 18' s 201,4 lansbee Bros. Co., of Pittsburgh, em­ BufRoftP con 4.SS ST - 93 93 53 Duke Pries Pow 6s 66 88% 88% 88% _____ ploying 700 mea. Corn Exchange . ______. 84 87 Finland 5%s SS 54 'A 54 1 Empire . ... 29' a 31% -o- 80 B lit ter, Eggs The foUowlng are today's tank clear­ c 82 82 Ore Wash RR&N 4s 81 81 80 French 7%s 41 118% 118% 118% &&' 1 Guaranty H . 333 328 Domestic business of Remington French Ts 49 ... 113% 114% ings and debits: Can Nat Ry 4',aS 97 ._ 82 8TU 88 P_ 114% Irving 21* 4 22% Los Angeles debits, 823.978.250. Rand. Inc., ln tba first half of No- Financial Briefs CanNatRy 5s 69 July 88',4 . 38 ram ber wss 15 psr cent over the first 67% SSH Pac Oas ft Elec Ss 42 102% 101% 102 Oer C Ag Bk Ss 60 Oct. 38% 38 38% Manufacturers ...______41 Olendale debit*. $325,404 08. CanPac deb 4s perp .. . 68':, LOS ANGElLES, Nov. 20. MP)—Produce I, . 1031 half Of October. 84 84 Pan-Am PftTr 6s 1934 101% 101% 101% Ger Govt Intl 9-s 65... 37% 37 37 Nsw Tork Trust 4 106% Pasadena debits, $565,787.13. Central Pac 5s 60 84 46% 46% Param Publlx SUs 50... SO 90 SO Ger Rep 7s 49 .... 60 49 40% exchange receipt* Butter, 70.000 lbs.; 1 United states ______.1770 1870 Sants Monica debits. $3.0.93866. Certaln-teed SUs 48 .... 46'A chees., 600 His.; eggs 2300 cases. NEW YORK, NOV. 20. (Jf,~H. L. Horn­ 80'a 801,4 Penn P ft L 4%s SI 92% 92 02 Oer Gen El 6s 48 38 37% 38 San Prancisco. $22,400,000. Pet Milk Oo. resumed dividend pay­ Chesapeake Corp 5s 47 81 Butter ln tlulk, 32c ments by declaring a payment of 29 ing, president of Waukesha Motors Co., ITH 17% Penn RR 4%s 63 86 86 86 Ot Con El P Jap 7s 44 68 68 SS r\ Berkeley, $515,333 ChlcftE Bl 5s 51 18 53 53% Penn RR 4%s 70 D 74% 73% 74 Egf_t;: Candled fresh clean extras, 34c. Oakland debits $6,459,500. rents a share on the common stock. said that the regular quarterly divi­ 26 26 ChlcOtWestern 4s 59 ... S3H 30% 30% Phils Co Ss 67 94% 94 94'i, Hung Munlc 7Us 49 27% mediums, 28^:; smalls, 23c. Portland. $3.886 733.19. dend of 75 cents a share will bs de­ CMStPftPac 9s 75 ... 32>, Ital Pub Utu Ts 52 71 71 71 clared at the December 1 meeting. 10% 10% Phil Read O Sc I Si 49. 49% 48% 48% Foreign Exchange Seattle, 83,360,250.73. Georgia cotton mill* an ln a satis­ | CMStPftPac adj5s2000 11 Va Italy Ts 1951 J 90% 90% Net profit for the fiscal year ended 40% 40'4 Phillips Pet 5%8 39 .. 61% 61 01 90% factory condition and no general cur­ ChlcftNW CV 43,48 46 42 71 Vi 96% -y tailment of operations ls planned, il Julf 31 last wss equal to $3 76 a share, 48 48 Portland Oen El 4%s SO 72% 71% Japan 6%s 54 94 95' 4 vfi: ChRIftP cvt 41,2s 60 48'2 69>4 Postal Tel ft Oab 5s 53 45% 45 45 •*, was announced. against $4.50 la the preceding fiscal CHIftP rfg 4s 34 71 9U Kreuger ft Toll 5s 59 58 ',4 SSH NEW YORK, No*. 20 {/P>—Foreign d 4s 52 _ 75', TS 75 Pub Ser El ft G 4%s 70 92% 92% 92 ij 101 % Sugai Quotations year. ChftWest In Purs OU 9%S 3T 83% 83% 83'j Marseilles 6* 34 | 101% 101% exchange easy. Oreat Britain ln ded- ChUe Cop Sa 47 68 63 63 Milan City SUs 53 . 69 68 68% '.ars, other* ln cents. Livestock Market Standard OU Co of New Jersey Is Ctnn OasftEl 4s 68 .... 89% 88% .Tnw South Wales 5s 57 55 55 55 93 Oreat Britain, demand $3.73%, cables | understood to be planning shortly to CtnUnTerm 4%s 2020 . 93 83 Reading gen 4%s 97 A. 80'J North OCT Lloyd 6s 47 36% 36% 36% CHICAOO. Rov. 20. '/P;—Sugar futures Col O ft E 5s 52 May I Si 87% 88 Rem Rand 5%s 47 ww. sou sou 58% I Har'weg Hyd El 9%s 57 70 70 70 83.74. 80-day blUs $3.69; Francs, demand In Wall Street place automobile batteries on sale at closed stead? 1 to 3 lower. Approxl- 3 91%. cables 3.013/16; Italy, demand LOS AXOELXS Nov. 30. ,_s 46 103 103 103 Spot steady; demand light. Rio No. ll H:_h Low Last 6%: Santo* NO 4 808%. Rio futures I Liberty 3%* 32-4' iCo., of North America, has placed ——- Boston. 48: Chicago. 62. Denver. 30; Gen Mot Accep 6* 37—168% 102 102 Sou Pac 4'.25 69 ww 73% Ti 73 Toho El Pow 7s 55 . 70 70 70 100.2 90 Jl 100 73 86% closed jjulet; approximated sales 15JO01 Lib 4th 4%a 33-3S .101.8 101.3 101 5 [upon tbe market an electric ****** Wright Aero Oorp. had net profit | Des Moines. 54: El Paso. 36: Helens, 14; Gen Stl Cast 5%s 49 63 S3 63 So Pac 4',is Ore Ln 77 86% 86% Tokyo City 5%» 61 74 73 74 1 ef $253,736 ta the third quarter con- Kansas City. 56; Los Angeles, 51; New Oen Theat Equip 8* 40 SH 9% 9% South Ry con Ss 94 04 94 Tokyo El Lt 6s 53 .... 03% 61 63 bags; December 5 02. March 8J8, Msy I Treasury 4"4s 47-52 06 16 105 J 105.8 _switch . The instrument is aMft *m 93% 53% tratsed with loss of $657,944 a year ago Orleans, 72; New Tork. 52: Phoenix 38; Goodrich B P 6%s ST- 82% 82 82 South Ry gen 4s 56 55 53 Un Stl Wks 6i 4s 51A 30% 30 30 3 41. July 5.52, September 5.62. Santos Treasury 4s 4t^|4— 0 1 B The first nine months resulted |B Bet Pittsburgh. 64; St, Panl. 48; Salt Lake Goodyr T ft R 5s 57 82% 82 82% S W BeU Tel 5s 54 104% 104% 104 Uruguary 6* GO 40 40 40 futures steady, approximated sales Tresslur y iwis iS98 2»0 ioo:i98 2a0 i powe^^Sr ? lines.^ii^, heatin-^?!^g " devicefS*X_f_*s ___i loss of S23.54B against loss of $1,932,189 City. 34; Saa Prancisco, 56; SestUe, 40; Or Tk Ry Can 6s 36 96% 95 95 I Bt^OU N J deb 5s 46 Vienna 61 tv Ss 52 62% 62 62% 22.000 bag*; nscember TJ9, March 7.69, | Treas; SH I 1940-43 Mi 102% 102 102 7J6, September 8.07. Tressury 3%» 43-47_ 999 98.16 88^1 many types at machinery. ta the same period of 1930. Tampa, 66 Ot North By 3s 36 A 102 101% 101U 81 Oil N . 4i,iB 31- ... 86% 96% 86% Yokohama 6s 61 , , 72 78 U 82 May 7.82. Jn:i

______r___f_ a*. ______rAGE TWENTY-TWO EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1931

SI Poop!« Each W*«k G0t NOW PLATING "THE CISCO KID" PREE TICKETS TO-- With Warner Baxter and Edmund Lowe As B Guest ef the Evening Outlook If roar Name Appear! It Ymtr Mama in tho ClassAd Columns Today? __? Criterion Theater la the ClassAd Columns EVENING OUTLOOK MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE REAL ESTATE RENTALS CLASSIFIED Classified- 80 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 80 MISCELLANEOUS FOR l.ALE 85 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 101 BOUSES FOR SALE 126 HOTELS ADVERTISING 13 PIANO specials, grand* 1285 up: Halne* AN exceptional bartaln on excellent terms MO. WUl real SS UP. teat to apply em Three bedrooms, tiled kitchen aad bath, HEADQUARTERS purchase later. Storage Bldg., 1410 hardwood floors: lara* lot beautifully MAIM OPFICE Business Directory Famousr Fighting Kite Second St. Phone 26656. landscaped, la the exclusive Brentwood Broadmoor Hotel Fourth st Broadway, Bants Monies Alphabetically arranged for your convenience. REGULAR PRICE 50 CENTS Heights district; first trust deed of 13000 TELEPHONE BUNGALOW plane, like new, 1195; or frill to ran 3 years, amortized second ef 11800 23285 Clip this st a guide for future reference. rent. Union Storage. 716 Colorado Are. to pay out M SM per month. Total price Broadway at Third Pboos 33283 for Information 14900 WEST LOS ABC-ELM BRANCH PHONOGRAPHS—Victors. Brunswick*, etc., Will trade equity Sir Santa Monlea can­ Off era 11340 Sants Monies Bird, Sawtelle Free from 15, 110, 115 and up. RAY E. SCHA­ yon lot, ar bouse equity. Owner aa prem­ FER, 1501 4th St., corner Broadway. ises. C»ll any time. Ml Carmelina Ave., TELEPHONE BUSINESS SERVICE BUSINESS SERVICE WITH HAIRCUT SATURDAY, SUNDAY OR MONDAY Brentwood Height*. TO ADVERTISE NEWLY OPENED BEAUTIFUL upright 8TEINWAY PIANO, Attractive Winter Rates W. CA. 32163 ln perfect condition, with original Ivories. SUBSCRIPTION RATB8 Reasonable. RAY E. SCHAFER. 1501 4th. $750.00 Down OsUvsrad at center la Sastt Monies, AMERICAN LEGION PHOTOGRAPHERS MACK'S BARBER SHOP Will tell brand new. 6-room. 3-bedroom. For Comfortable, Modern Ocean Park, Venlc*. SawtaBa Brentwood 3037 SAWTELLE BOULEVARD, SAWTELLE GREAT demand for second band furni­ tad Pacific Palisades, toe per month. ture; best price* paid. Phone 62600. T. D. 3 bath home an corner tet. north of Wll­ TBE AMERICAN LEOION need* XMAS PHOTOS—16 sett you 1 dotsn snd 1 Fighting Kites play sn Important part ln sporting events ln Japan, snd are fast Stewart. 207 Holllster Ave.. Ocean Park. ahlre Blvd., ln Santa Monica, for total Rooms or Suites Regular Advaocs aB kind* of cast-Off material enlarted or IInlad fre*. Bunnelli Studio, price of 16350, on terms to be arranged. Hats Hsta becoming popular ln the United States. They add zest to kite flying ant provide Newspapers, magazines, cloth­ l4lt_ 3rd St.. Sent* Monies. pleasure for grown-up* as weU a* the younger generation. Com* in and let as Se* A. E. Flavell. 1417 WUthlre Blvd. On* rssr ______>.___-.---» 18.00 SSJS ing, bottles and furnltur*. Six months ______MOO 88.66 show you ho* they work. 86 RADIOS Supplies Accessories 14500—1500 down. Beautiful 7-room -»ifM_*< Homelike I_re« month* ______(1.10 61J8 PIANO TUNING stucco, near municipal golf course; 3 Oc street* snd aew* srtsada. par copy, Se. Call 22977 WALNUT CONSOLE MUSIC MASTER, ALL bedrooms, tile bath, stall shower, ess Mall per ooatla 68s: psrsbls ln advance. HOLLAND DUTCH pl»no technlclsn; tun- ELECTRIC RADIO, 120. RAY E. SCHA­ furnace; double gar. Call 1016 WUshlre. Centrally Located A Truck WUl Oall Promptly lnt, voicing. Hull llll ptobM Peter J»n- EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE FER. 1501 FOURTH ST. REPRESENTED NATION ALLY B» stn, i6«3 oeaaa ara Ph 35346. Art Shop. 4-ROOM, furnlthed houte: lot 30x1574; 13 M C MOOEXSKN ft OOMPANT. INO BEDDING NEW and used radio* (old. rented ind re­ bearing fruit trees: 13100, tSOO down. 125 127 FOR RENT—Flats—Unfurn. San Prancisco, 864 Market street *. Ia CUMMINGB, pisne tuner with Jick­ 76 SITUATION WANTED—Female 80 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE paired. Bobeeno Radio Shop. Ml Santa a month. 11888 Dorothy St., W. L. A. Monica Blvd. Los Anseles, 423 South Spring street BEST made mattresses, sll tits*, all priest, son, stitt Mails Co. Ph. Still. Ret. 29340. POUR rooms, extra wall bed, elec refrlg. Seattle, 603 Stewart street •prints, bail its* Sa pillows, molb-proof- COLORED woman, experienced; half ar aB FERTILIZER, pare cow manure, Screened 14,750—6 roomt, modern, Spanish home: RADIO BARGAIN ROUSE tile bath, wall beat, fireplace, patio; Tile bath, sink; reas. Gar. 1539 Bundy Dr. Portland, 69 Broadwar. lnt, sterilising; r«nov»t* mattr***** with PLATING WORKS day. 10 years laat place. Boa 2411, Ott no sawdust, beat al all. Ma a sack: 13.75 Corner 14th and Broadway. Phone 28632 Detroit, 3044 West Orand boulcrard. sew eover ts Santa Monica Mattress ft look. per cubic yard, delivered. Uncoil Ranch for radio*, service snd rent sets double tarate. 1301 Cedar St.. owner. NEW building, 5 rooms, bath; garage, furn­ Chicago, 360 North Michigan avenue. Pillow Fsetorv. 166* llth tt Fh 31504 1500 Lincoln Blvd. Phone 64193. ace heat; soft water. 1133 6th. Pb. 26721. New Pork, .23 East Forty-second street. CHROMIUM. Diver, nickel, copper. br»s» HI-GRADE HOME LAUNDRY, mod. equip­ 7 RMS. 3 baths, unit heat; taa. aaa. 11750; Copies of tb* Santa Monica Evenina plating. BANTA MONICA PLATINO ment; family finish, 18a lb. Call for, de­ T. D. 13250. TO. 8884. ISM W. 5th, L. A. BUSINESS DIRECTORS CARD WORKS, 1206 S. M. Blvd. Pbon* 33097. UNDERWOOD No. 5, also Royal portable 90 DOGS. BIRDS CATS Outlook mar be secured at any of tbe** liver; popular priest en all work. 38338. both sew condition; very low irlse. SSS 128 FOR RENT—Flats, Furnished office-, where tail data regarding ths Ssn­ TOUR business card IS thi* directory will Iltt St. Phona 33927. TRAININO BOARDINO 102 LOTS FOR SALE ta Monica market mas also be had. WANTED—Dreumaklag, alterations, re- IM MONTH, lovely, large. 6-room upper; cott yea laal a few cent* par Sas eat REFINISHING llning. 721 Vernon Ave., Venice. MUSIC Lovers cyclopedia lli Spencer modal Hollywood Dog Training School, pM BBS The Ssnta Monica Publishing Company will be read by thousand* el people. watch doss for year home. 2545 Pico unit heat, frigidaire; attrae. furn. Two reserves tbe risht to correctly classify or M. Dellneasccpe and 40 films, $25; leaf SPECIALS bedrooms: garage. 602 Idaho. Ph. M733. revise advertisements, or reject .and refund Phon* TIsiHfHI Dept., S. U. 33315. for REFINISHING. REPAIRING, upholaterint. A-l GERMAN cook wants work la cafe er mould 60c sack. Bay Sal., 3102 S. M. Blvd. Blvd.. Santa Monica. Phone M3M. Income, 80x150. 10th, H. at Wilshire MSM amount paid, and will not be responsible a representative la aaB OB SOS, Brentwood Furniture Bhop, corner Ban tea room. Box 3416, Outlook. 46x150, Princeton near Wsshlngton IMS Vicente aad Oorham, Brentwood. 34834. 60x149. 20th, ne»r Mtrtuerlta —_12750 SUNNT.S bedrooms, twin beds; elec. refrls. for mors than -one Incorrect Insertion of PAUL Sc TOMPKINS will take orders for 91 POULTRY AND RABBITS Garage. 160. 950 16th St. Phone 22134. any ad ordered for more than ons time. CARPENTERING HOUSECLEANING, window washing, week­ TOP SOIL 50x160, 15th, north ttt Carlyle ——13300 All transient or telephone advertisements ly cleaning. Phone 10 to 4, S. M. SUSS. Por next week delivery. Ph. S. M- 23021 Income, 86x186. Euclid, N. WUthlre 13000 REST HOME DOES, N. z. whites sad red*, brad aad Income. 30x150. 14th, N. Wilshire .13400 BEAUT, furnished 6-room flat. Owner'* ar* payable and will be collected for Im­ home; reas. to reliable tenant. 1125 6th. mediately after the first Insertion, unless CARPENTER, builder, repair*, remod. Estl. CHILD'S nurse, best of references; capable USED washers lit up; new washers 169.95, with litters; R. I. Red turns aad Whits See Mr. Deebank with M. B. Rspp patron has already established a resulsr given. A J. Norrl* ft Son, IMS 8th. 35031. 104 STB ST., PHONE !*«.(..—Convales­ taking full charge. Mrt. Cochron, 25131. 15 down, is month. Pekin ducks. 2335 14th St. IMS Montana. Phone- 31118 account on our credit books. cent* ar elderly couple; reasonabl* rate*. Washtnt Machine Exch . 5600 W. Adam*. CARPENTER work, day ar contract; estl. Graduate Balsa's car*. CAPONS. 7 to 9 lbs.. 40c lb. AIM young 129 FOR RENT—Apta. Onlnrn. INDEX Batet furnlthed 1211 llth St. Ph. 34847 WORK by hoar or day; care of children, NEED money; will ttt* someone real bar* Ths following ts the order In which ths Sts. Relerences. Phona 71650. TAILORS, attention! Electric Slngjir tailor fat hens. Phone 21079. 2923 Colorado Ays. aala lot oa Howit* St., half block eaat eight major groups of classifications appear: ROOFING int machine for sale, cheap. 1109 Ocean at Lincoln Blvd. Owner, 888 llth St. Easy SOUTH ball of duplex. S room*; Hit sink, Announcements ______1 to 10 CORSET BUSINESS WHITE WOMAN, DAT WORK OR HOUR! Front, Venice. HOME grown turkeys for Thanksgiving. tanas. bath and shower! all BOW, up to the min­ Business Service ______A to Z RELIABLE. PHONE 27316. 1753 llth St., Santa Monica. ute; water paid: winter rates. 3541 Ird WE cpeclallze ln roofing, new snd old; St. Key next door. Employment ______70 to 70 SFIRKLLA made te me**, coraeu aad braa* price? reasonable. Phone 28003. STORE and barber shop fixtures. I ont mlr- 1071810 fSSt on Marguerlta, 3rd lot from Merchandise ______80 to 61 PRAC. nursing, housekeeping, ln mother­ rors, cupboards, show case; dlt t cheap. Ocean Ave. Make cash offer, over IMM. cUre-tirdle*. Mr*. Olbb. 1311 Ith. 21681 less home; care for children. Ph. 39113. He foreclosure. Phone 61181. Financial , 93 te leo 707 Pico Blvd., Santa Monica Ph 25295. FINANCIAL OCEAN VIEW Rsal Estate ______101 to 116 BUG CLEANING DETECTIVE AGENCIES PRACTICAL nurse, reliable, experienced; NEW double spartment; drapes furnished. Rentals 120 to 138 WHITE Rotary sewing machine (portable); Adults only. 807 17th St. Automotive __—_—_—__——__, 140 to SSS SPECIAL UNTIL XMAS 13.10 a day. Phone 71208. perfect condl. Reas. 1223 2nd. Ph. 31117. 92 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IM BUSINESS PROPERTY Mission Rug Co., 9x12 rugs cleaned and Brackett Merchant Patrol LADY, good cook, general housework; bast ANTIQUES, gifts, etc., at M rldyths, WANTED—To lease an auto park; must be BLVD. lots for sate* lease or exchange. BATES PCS LINT PEE OAT sized, 13.00. 1685 Ocean Ave. Ph. 24807. References. 115 week. Boa 3417, Outlook. NOW ready, new spacious. 3-room apart­ Oallr DAT AND Nioarr SEHVICB PH 31744 1008 Montana Ave. Phone 2427 good location. Apply George A. Nellson, E. Shanahan, 1719 S. M. Blvd. Pb. 25340. ments; extra bed, all conveniences; close 30 or more consecutive time* 318 Tower Bldg. Phone 3M30. in latulr* IMI MM St. Phoaa S14M. 26 week days and 4 Shopper insertion*_ . to DRESSMAKING, MILLINERY SALTATION ARMY YOUNG woman, fine cook -and housekeep­ KOONTZ WRECKING CO., lumbe r, doors, T to 28 consecutive times - lie er; reasonable wages. Box 264, Palms, Cal. sash, bathtubs, etc. 1646 llth h. 37303. 107 SUBURBAN PROPERTY BETAUT.. new. 5-room upper; Electrolux; Shopper counted as full day. MARIE ELIZABETH WHEN yea hsvs ear sslves* 94 MONEY TO LOAN—Real '.str soft water; garage. SM 19th St. 8 to 6 consecutive times ______14a material*, aucb ** old YOUNG colored women wants work. Oood BEST fertilizer for lawn and s irubbery IM ACRES, 13 miles from Hollywood; fine Creative Designer of Pancy Oownt cook. Phon* 21012. Prompt delivery. Prlckett Dairy 71345. Additional charge of Se per tin* when Frocks, wraps, Dresses, Lingerie clcth*«i booka. maga_u.es, location for chicken ranch; water, llsht. FOUR rooms, two bedroom*, extra bed ia Monday ls included. 1147-F 23RD ST., SANTA MONIOA. newspapers, lying around MORTGAGE MONEY •as; 1100 cash. Box 2422, Oatlook. living room. Apply 811 Tenth M. 1 to 3 times ______18c ia the Bar at home, call— OOWNS, wraps, remodeling: best work; LAWN FERTILIZER, BES*I OM MARKET; Additional chart* of 3c psr line when GOWNS, tailored suits, costs rellned; al­ THB SALVATION ARMY year home, 13.60 day. Bats. i'h. 33301. WELL CURED SHAVER DAIRY 62070. Ta loen for blinding purposes, ot nome Monday ts included. teration*. 1416 Euclid. 26447, Mr*. Mayer. INDUSTRIAL WAGON 06 residence property. No waiting, BO 110 MOUNTAIN PROPERTY 130 FOR RENT—Apartments, Fan. Minimum chsrg* — . 80e Phone & M. 3S710 or 33131 DAY work by reliable whit* woman: er 82 FURNITURE FOR SALE escrow. Brine la your plans Minimum space, two lines, 10 svsrsee SMART dresses, old one* celeverlr remod­ ears of children. References. Ph. 38373. LOUIS T. BUSCH OO words eled; costs, ensemble*. 36241. 1688 Euclid. SHOE REPAIRING VAUGHAN'S—Now ls your opportunity! Federal Bond & Mtge. Co. "We Know tba Mountain." Note—The Outlook Shopper Is a frcs de­ 2616 Wllshlr* Blvd. Phon* IMM. Buena Vista Apts. 78 PAINTING. PAPERHANGING Just purchased the contents of larg* Beautifully furnlihed tingle*; gas, light*, liver? to i'-n-su!*crih_r of the Evening EDUCATIONAL hotel. Just look at these prle OP BANTS MONIOA Outlook, with an approximate circulation IP Mr. Oofer. 1336-B Harvard street, S. M„ AND CARPENTERING s: Suits 1-6 Security Bids. Phone 23363 steam beat; frigidaire: maid service in­ of 13.000. will call at the office of tha Evening 30 2-pc. davenport sets, each o nl y 118.06 PLENTY OF MONEY TO LOAN Ill WANTED—REAL ESTATE cluded M 137.50 aad ap. 7th aad Idaho. Note—"Consrctttive times" do** not TUTORING, Jr., Br. HI; Jr. college: adult*: Outlook with clipping of this notice, he C. R. HEYWORTH, painter: Jobbing spe­ 30 Buck ranges, nearly new, ea 811.00 On SsBM Monica properties *%, Mk mean consecutive Monday*, etc.. but eon- clear expl. Miss Morgan. 1340 10th. 26854. will receive two tickets to the Pox Cri­ cialty: IS day. Ph. W. L. A. 32806, 32580. 30 Robert! box spring, each I .18.00 8%; 3-year straight loans or 8 to 10- sec _live days. terion theater. Santa M»Mllta. Ticket* 20 walnut. 4-pc. bed sets, each 118.00 year SB-Ortlted Prompt service: low aa* Rio Rita Apts. ANDERSON Prep School, 6th Grade ap 30 ice boxes .15 each. Rata leap. WE HAVE a client who baa a clear tot la Por -0-urr.e order* th* rat* per lln* will MUST be called for before 6 p. m. pens*. Amounts from tl.OM to 1100,000 Gillett*'* Retent Square, Bad want* a Furnished singles aad doublet, strictly be 12.40 thru Sr, Collet*. 1344-0,4th. Ph. 12713. MERCHANDISE 20 breakfast sets, very fine, ea ch —19.00 Let us help yoa *olr* your flnsnclns 30 beds, springs and matts. Ml .19.00 sood stucco bungalow. 8 bedrooms, 8 modera. IMA prices. 735 7th St. 373M. Situations Wanted—One-halt above rataa HEELS, leather or rubber. 31 cent*; bait problem* bstht, ta exchante. See me st one*. cash with Older. FELT HATS soles. 75c lor i»die»* ehoea; men's h»ll 13 occasional chairs t5 ea. Heat era cheap NEW, modern, three roomt. bathi aerate; 80 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Dinette tables.. 15. Mattresses —12.50 overttuffed; electric refrigerator; lights, These rataa apply alto to th* West Los soles, II Work guaranteed Louden. 1163 Gandy Investment Co. BEE CLAUDE BULLING WITH Anseles Tribune. LADIES' snd men'* felt hat* cleaned, re- Fourth St Aero** Irom th* Outlook. Hundreds of othsr bartaln. VAl GHAN8. ga*. hot water; sdulti: ao pet*. mSS M 1381 Lincoln Blvd.. between W a aat HOBFBT A OANDY. Mar. appreciate. 1133 Yal* St. blocked; any atria aaid si**; estab. s rr*. 2000 PIECES treen aad Ivory enamelware, Arizona. Open till I p. m. Phont 1310 Third St PhOBS S1SM In Bsy Ditt S. M. Hat Wcks. 1887 Ith m\ SPECIAL NOTICES lncludlne larte dithpsn*. 5 fer ate; ISO 26009. L. M. Ford & L. K. Small ANNOUNCEMENTS latest elec. radio* 119.95, Pentode tubes. OCEAN BREEZE APARTMENTS etc. 1500 sals. S. V. W. paint 11.85 gal; THE Barak Purnlture Co. has displayed Money 111 Santa Monies Blvd. Phono 33436 Oeesa treat aat Breese Av*., Venice. FURNITURE REPAIRING SPECIAL attention taken on men'* aat don't confuse thi* with sheep paint, aa several fin* lot* of high trade urniture, Beautiful tlntl* Apt*. Strictly modern. I* die*' si ter a lion*. Tailoring. furnishings, Chinese and Orl ON STRAIGHT TRUST DEEDS 1 DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES the regular price it 14.65 gal. 388 aala en tal and FOB FINANCING HOMES TWO bargain bungalows, one 2-bedroom. Very ration* bl* rate*. BUILD and rep*tr furniture wood earvlnt SANPORD J. MOSK. 1411 Third ti aB purpose paint 11.50 tal. Thla is aa domestic rugs, removed from se era! fine Hollywood homes. Most bs sol Berth M WUshlre, and one 3-bedroom, aad sntlquelng; picture frsmlng. Ctrl c exceptional bargain. 200 paint brushes. by De­ CITIZENS MORTGAGE north st Montana. Oandy Investment FISHER—Caleb Brokew Fisher, ase 87 Abel. 114 Wilshire Blvd. Phon* 29-71. aB tltt*. cbsap. Open evenings, taata cember 6 to raits money for tal es. Opea New Las Palmas Apts. TRUCKS FOR HIRE Co., Ills Third St. 1 years. Monica Salvage Co, 1001 Main St. Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.. at AND SECURITIES CO. SINGLES WTTH TWIN BEDS, MS Iff . Services will be held -Sunday at 3:30 p. ra. Carmel Hotel Store, corner ot Second SM FOURTH STREET from the Mendenhall Funeral Home. In­ HAULING TRANSFERRING, hour or contract work. and Broadway. Phone 23385. WB HAVE cash purchaser for tot north of 3300 pound* of wool yarn, aB colon, to 222 Santa Monica Blvd. WUthlre, west el Princeton. Must be s terment ln Aurora, III. B H WooddsU. 1337 TslS St. Ph. 31073. make aweatera, hook rati, *t 60c per WINTER rate* for «bort aad Ion* haul*. CHECK protector 1150; mahoga iy office steal. Bee GARCIA—Elizabeth Garcia, st 12414 Texas Jenkin* Van ft Storage, phon* 22336 or pound and less; unfinished sweaters com- REFINANCE YOUR HOME OR INCOME MR. REYNOLDS, WITH Criterion Apts. TRUCKING AND TRANSFER las from larse sweater mills; good houte table 17.50; elatlnotto aad case 37; else. WITH INSURANCE FUNDS. Attractive single*, double* aad bachelor's; Av*., w. L. A. Mother sf Nletta Garcia. 31311. 301 Broadway. Sants Monies. paint tl per gallon, • tal. for M; heavy washing machine 113; mahoga ay type. No Expense Unlet* Loan Is Oranted. iv__r._:n_ at the Ocean Parle parlors of writer desk and several chairs IM; At- L. M. Ford & L. K. Small everything Included; rest, rates 1M3 3rd. K_rkeUe. Bernard ft Peek. TRUCKING AND TRANSFER sheeting 12c per yard, 10 yards tl. Lot* H. I FOSKETT. 1003 Montana. MISS. LAUNDRY St fur* and Mt* of woolen goods. Gold­ water-Kent radio. 7 tube, all elec 116; 114 Santa Monica Blvd. Phone 38MS 8 AND 5 roomt, 122.50 and 137. Welkins Anywhere, any time. REDUCED RATES. Roper taa rant*, enamel lined and heat distance M business, churchet, parks. MOPPET—Ellis Barron Moffet, ate 87 DELIVERY. Paekais and massenter Mr- man a. 1340 Washington Blvd., Veniee. MONEY to loan on improved real estate. WANT house or building tot near beach PERFECTION LAUNDRY, rough dry, flat open aB dap. control, 122.50. Lincoln Furni ure Co., Apply Oeorss A. Nellson, 818 Tower Bids. schools; tarate. ISM 7th St. Ph. 36668. vice. Contracting lor sell, land, rock, 1609-lt Lincoln Blvd., Venice 68333. and Samohi: reasonable, small payment rear*. Bslevad husband af v»id*vi» v. Ironed is pes. Ill fam. fla. 9c-21c lb. 33570. gravel, wood. ate. WUl Renneker, llll fh Phone 25820. down. MM fifth Bt. Moffatt aad levin* father of Ivy Moffett DEVIL ORASS RAKING, POWER MA­ REX ARMS APTS.—Se* thete; 130, b*»u- Olden, and F. E. Moffatt. Stnt* Monica Blvd. Phone S. M. 21641. mnr 7-pc. dinint tet, walnut fii 139.50 tlful singles: overttuffed; private phones MATTRESS AND UPHOLSTERING CHINES. SPECIALIZING IN ALL KINDS Oas heater ___ 95 MONET TO LOAN—AUTOS WANT I or 6-room house, Brentwood Hgt*. Funeral arrangement* will be announced OP FERTILIZERS, ORASS SEEDS, TOP -13.75 Fine lot first payment. Ph. WLA 31188. la escb Apt. Mil Santa Monica Blvd. later. Wllshlr* Funeral Hoc.*, directors. vVF.ATHKB STRIPPING SOILS. THB E. W. WILLIAMS CO., 1SS3 Ivory ar dark finish dressers . .16.75 MATTRESSES RENOVATED, FURNITURE LINCOLN BLVD. PHONE 31311. 2-tn. patt bed. coil tprlnt. matt 114.73 COLLATERAL AUTO REAL E8TATE NEWBURY—Ramona Ladelle Newbury, ase UPHOLSTERED. CARPETS 1***-**'*.T Phone 23119. 1519 Third I S. M. St years. Wll* of Loula M. Newbury and BERRY'S. 1*63 10TB BT. PHONE 3S63S. LEAKY, drafty windows and door*. Us a 112 EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE Lido Apts. FERTILIZER—Now it tta thaa te think ef mother af Norman Richard, ***h up. Atl** W*»th*r Strip Co., 12233. ARTICLES suitable for bachelor quarters NEW AND MODERN. MM ITH BT. _taril.JS Saturday at 2:10 p. m., from lava aad tardea. For real cow fertiliser, LOANS CLEAR prop. In Spark*, Nev., 8 allies from MUSICAL INSTRUCTION call tte Brentwood Stock Farm, Santa or small home. Call ea or before Monday, Insurance Premiums aad Taxe* Financed. the Mendenhall Funeral Home. - VACUUMS REBUILT Monica 11944 or 63483. Hov. 33; at your figure. .Waaler's Shop, Build now. 3f your lat te clear ae* us. Reno. R. 3k div. Income 1M2 mo. Trade 1932 Pontius. West Los Angelei. for 8. M. Income or resld. aad asiumc. Christie Court SMITH—George William Smith, ss* 78. TENOR Banjo, Hawaiian ateel guitar aad Doubles, 123. MS Pacific. Pbon* M97S. Husband ef Janet Smith. 2103 Ocean ukulsl* tautht at Maslo Muile Shop, Ra PARTS aad tuartnteed isrvlct aa SB American finance & 13 Fourth St. Arced*. Phon* 3137a vscuum cltsnera Phon* 31683. FURNITURE—Custom made by rioted In­ J. JT Barrett NEW, besot. Latest convenience*: saraa*. neat; filial of Oeorge Smith. LATE MAGAZINES 5c terior decorator; imported from east last THRIFT OO.. LTD. Ml! 31M 20th, vest Pico. Own. OX. 1394. tsaialn* at the parlor* ef Todd Si L**ll*. WS ALSO BUT OB EXCHANGE March; must sett; leaving. See t .day and 309 Bay Cltle* Bid. Phon* 31441 Phone 21468. Mil Santa Monica Bird. 1118 Harvard, near WUshlre. Beaut, dec OPEN EVENINGS. 1«3 FIFTH ST. Sunday. Ne dealers. IMl Berkeley WALTERS—Oeorie L. Walters, at* 64 SACRIFICE, rlat of t fin* pearls surround­ AUTO LOANS Clear For Exchange POUR tens rooms, twin bade If desired; years. Husband of Mr*. Hilda Walter* of ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT SEVERAL pieces ot fine furniture for sals also extra bad; ssrate; consider child! 837 taa Vicente Blvd., sad brother 0( ed by 14 small diamonds; small diamond FURNITURE AND DIAMOND LOANS Lovely English corner bom*: S bedroom* pure white gem. for small girl. Ph. 28473. Brentwood Furniture Shop, corner San EASY WAT TO LOAN See 503 9th St. Ken. D. Child*. CB. 0311 MS. 1023 12th St. Phoaa 33648. John Walters of Lont »a.j| Vicente Ss Gorham Phone 34321. Services Saturday at 2 p. m., at th* me­ LOST AND FOUND 72 HELP WANTED—Male—Female ANY late model car, at down payment oa u FINEST PULVERIZED DAIRY FERTILIZ­ FOUR rooms sad bath, two beds: carats. morial chapel ot Todd ft Lull*. OFFICE desk, chain, dinint tabh. chairs, SUPER FINANC&eO. 3-bedroom home; deep tot. with fruit, STOLEN—Two-wheel trailer, painted blue; ER ALSO HORSE MANURE BUT FROM - Ne»r Jr. istefS. 132.50. MH Euclid St. AGENTS wanted for fast selling electric OLD RELIABLE OLIVER PARK, 84539. Ice boa; otter things, list 331 h St. Phone 2S6M 201 Sants Monies Bled. chickens aad rabbits. 11623 Mississippi WILLIAMS—Oeort* B. Williams, st* 45 orante wire wheels. Reward for Infer* water heater, 13.75. Salespeople positively Av*., owner. 125—BEST location la city; suitable for yesrs. Beloved brother ot David E. Wil­ ma tlon. Phon* 31381. earning from 15 to 112 d*y. See demon­ 9x12 WILTON velvet rug, cost 11 JO. dam- 95 MONEY TO LOAN Miscellaneous liams of White Hall. N. T. FIREPLACE wood, sll kinds; special prices. aaa ar two adutta. 10M Third st. strations. Ask for manager at lilt tit. BAKER'S, 300 Rose Ave. aged; take 113. 704 5th St.. 8, M. CLEAR lot In Santa Monica for clear aan* Masonic and Elks' funeral service Friday BEAD pars* contalnlnt tlaaset aad money, BBS; San Ptrnando valley preferred. Box BEAUTIFUL court single apartment; sleep- at 10 a. m. at Wllahlre Funeral Home. at Criterion theater. Sunday night. Lib­ 1 CIVIL service position* open to men aad BREAKFAST set end combination walnut LARGE solid mahogany table 4' X2 . ft., Need Money? Read This! 2409. Outlook. lag porch; garage. 122.50. Stt 10th Bt. 1114 Wilshire Blvd. eral reward. Phone 25101. women; common school education, De 115; old teakwood chest IS. P 1. 28473. _•—•<.. im. ... a I i , 11 _••aa .... ."..a.. table. 1|3S 20th Pise*, 10 ».m. to I p.m. Here yoa ean obtain a loan of IM M yea want one? Free Information. 801 1300 quickly and prlvstely ONLY SIG­ M0—8 NOBIS, garage; beaut furn. Near 4 FUNERAL DIRECTORS IS LEGAL NOTICES Santa Monica Blvd. USED CLOTHING, FURS. MISCL. SALE. FURNITURE, rata spring*, mat'reSses. gl NATURES OP HUSBAND AND WIFE RENTALS •tores snd but. IMI 7th, teiull Pico. 3816 MAIN ST., OCEAN PARK. stove and gas beater*. 1387 101b St REQUIRED. YOU get the PULL AMOUNT EFFICIENT help far aB occasions. Bay of year teas M OASH. Mo deductions! 132.50 aad 136—Nicely furnlthed doublet ln I WILL not be responalble for debts in­ ISO WANTED TO RENT—Misc. court. 1118 20th St. Phone SUM. WILSHIRE curred by snyons other than myaelf. District Employment Atency, 118 8ant* WOOD eucalyptua ISO, walnut 111 a eord; •3 FURNITURE WANTED Small monthly payments (Signed) S. H. HAZLEDINE. Monlc* Blvd Phon* 31974. coal II. 2712 S. M. Blvd. 36133 till S p.m. JUST starting tM business; need fbrnlture. PER80NAL FINANCE COMPANY. LTD. RESPONSIBLE couple want unfurnished. 123—SINGLE Apt. Tile beth aad link; rear Funeral Home, Inc. 1 104 Bliss Bids., 601 8 M. Blvd Ph. 3M53 Of 1127 12th St. X WILL only fee responsible for debt* con­ H EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES TIME to low nsw crop Ky. Blue Orass, 25c any amount; pay highest price !. Phon* modern, 6 or l-room. single bangalow, tack. BAKER'S. 300 Rose Ave. Loans Mate la All Nearby Towns north of WUthlre. Bos 3480. Outlook. Ph. 23027, 1519 WiUhire tracted by tss personally. S110S. Franks. 601 Santa Monies Blvd. POUR rooms, tile bathi bus. schools; flaw, ONLY THB FINEST SERVICE WILL BO. (Signedi EUGENE H. CONYERB. I K MORRIS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ar garden: blab ground. 1M7 30tb St. HERE TBE FINEST COSTS NO MORE FIRE WOOD FOR SALE PIANO, bungalow upright, practically new 98 MORTGAGES. TRUST DEEDS Stl Illll Employer snd Employ* BIG TRUCK LO .D. 15. PHONE 31333. 122 FOB RENT—Rooms—Fnrn. EMPLOYMENT 6th and Brosdw»y. B. M. Ph. 3*109.1 to A Reasonable. 1008 2nd Ava, Venlc e. 64663. OOZY, clean. 4-room duplex; parage; over­ Todd & Leslie EXCELLENT 14000, 1%. tint loan on new BEAUTIFUL, larg* room »nd sleeping stuffed: adults only. 1927 Euclid St 75 SITUATIONS WANTED—Male income lor sate. W_a. c. Carter, builder. porch for 1 or 2; private home, exclusive It HELP WANTED—Male Bay Builders Exchange, 1305 Ith St. district; garage: meals optional: reason- IM UP. attrae. Apt. Overstuffed; garage; Phone 21042. Phone 31892 sdulti. Mil Arizona. Inquire 1330 Yale. COMPLETE pt) IFI tint service; prices reas­ *~~*" -*• *m.***mm*mt*m-m. • »ble. 224 Ssa Vicente Blvd. Ph. 21253. SSr-gHTH AND ARIZONA. _L M. SALESMAN trUk excep. ability and power, onable; til work tu*ranteed at aB tlmea. to work beach terrl. Special elec. adver­ A. A H Palntin* Service, phon* 31281. SEVEN 100 MONEY WANTED IDEAL location, beautiful. Itrge. luxur­ FRONT and inside downstairs doubles; tising business; permanent. Write, giving iously furnished upper room: hat water, permanent adults. 122S-B Harvard. MENDENHALL complete details. Box 2418, Outlook. steam best; 125 per month. 310 WUshlre. CARPENTER, builder, repairing, painting; PRIVATE LOANS SM AND up, singles aad doubles; frigid.. price reasonable. I'h. 23367. 1253 Mth Wanted from 1500 ap. Have clients wait- Funeral Home MANAGER and solicitor Insurance Dept., ISSUES FOR THE PRICE OF Sllx LIGHT housekeeping or kitchen privilege*. * tag. .Ught Included. IMS Princeton. 1818 FOURTH ST. PHONE 31368 local corporation; give act, reference*. JAPANESE Day Work Co, A-l houte ins. See Colnon. 12433 Rochester Ave., On bug liaa; close in; garage. 1118 4th. tales experience. Box 2411, Outlook. cleaner* and gardeners. Phon* 13736. West Los Angtles, BUNGALOW court, ilngles; frigidaire; ear. It Is to Your Benefit to Ask for It 12.50 TO MM, single, doubl* rooms; kitch­ ner of istb snd Washington Av*. Kerkelie, Bernard & Peek BOY over 13 years old, with bicycle; sal­ OOOD, reliable painter wants work; 14 a WANT 110,000, 3 or 5-year loan, 7%; will en prlv.) IMS parking. 227 Washington. ary and com. See Mr. Tllson. 11240 8. day. Phone 21395. When placing a Classified Ad in the Santa M pay 3'; bonus; improved business; con­ 1234 3RD ST.—Nicely furnished Apts. Closs FUNERAL DIRECTORS servative value 140,000. Owner, 8626 Sun­ IB; reasonable rates. SSS Main SU Oeaaa Park. Phona S116S M Blvd.. between I sad I p. m. set Blvd. Phone OX. 3601. LADY alone will share borne with lady or 86 Avenae t% Venice. Phona tlSSS EXPERIENCED, reliable painter; refer*. No ica Outlook or West Los Angeles Tribune. couple. 181 ISth Bt. Job too small. T.mplin, phone 32891. IM UP, modern, furnished slntle, doable: 11 HELP WANTED—Female 11500 2ND, back of 18000, 6% first loan; NICE front room M. our upper flat. M . 4-room. 2-bedroom cottage. 237-D Pacific. Price-Daniel Co., Inc. ROOFING, painting, carpenter work; repali excellent property. Box 3413. Outlook. lady. 1204',_ Fourth St. work a specialty. Call 31603. after 4:00. NICELY FURNISHED, S-ROOM. SUNNY 11567 BANTA MONICA BLVD. FLAT. 515 MONTANA AVE. Waal Loe Anselea Phone WLA W6T3 REAL ESTATE FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR 110 MO. JAPANESE man, good laundry and ironing. RESULTS IM BICKNELL. OCEAN PARK. Free Eiver., work by day or hour. Ph. 26037. CEDAR HEDGE APTS.. doubles; ttetm t CEMETERIES, MAUSOLEUMS AFTER CARE HOUSES FOR SALE FRONT room. sea. entrance; bath; sood heat M3 Ocean Ave. Ph. MSM. Including Shampoo and Finger Wave CHAUF.. Swedish; good mechanic, clean, iu location. Call 1213 14th St. NO NEXT) OP EARTH BURIAL NOW honest; excellent references. Ph. 35234. ALMOST ALWAYS obtained RIGHT down lawn, IM and MSi gas, light. 100 Pennanent Waves COMPARE THIS REDUCED rent; private bath aad entrance. included. 1M6W Fourth St. HOUSES painted. IM up; baths, kitchens, Beautiful, new, 7-room home. Finished A-l bad; garage. 820 Princeton. Woodlawn Mausoleum $2.99 etc., 110 up. Phone 21767. using a seven-time ad—as it like a mansion. LARGE, roomy, front downstair* single CRTPTB NO0 SELLINO IN NEW UNIT SPIRAL OR CROQUIONOLE 16650 NICE sunny room with kitchen for lady. spartment. 1333 Lincoln Blvd. AS LOW AS IIM Including three months FREE CARS EXPERIENCED Japanese housecleaner or Lane rooms, cedsr closets, modal tils No radios. U36'_ Fourth St. OTPICB PB- 88478; RE8ID. PH. 31717 shampoos and flngenravej. Guaranteed cook, by hour or day. Phone 24639. works just seven times as long as kitchen, electric refrigerator, furnace ATTRACTIVE Apts. Reasonable rates: frig­ not to burn or yellow the hair—long or boat, sprinkling system; double garage. NICELY furnished rooms, closs te; reason­ idaire, etc.. Included. 927 Ocean Ave. lt PERSONALS thort bob*. W. L. A. SUM; evenings W. L. A. 84678. abl*. 1M7 6th St. 76 SITUATION WANTED—Female a one-time order. SINGLE, upstairs, well furn. Reas. Inquire before 10 a.m.. noon. eves. 804 Lincoln. WB went sB stranssra la town, who ara y PRICE REPINED, middleaged woman, very good PLEASANT room; bosrd optional. Glllettes user* sf Ural Remedies, when at hem*, 2 cook, housekeeper, but partly deaf*, sal­ Brentwood Regent Square. Pbone 22365. to know that they can bs found hsr*. Si Plrat six students enrolling opening week '.-room. 3-bedroom, 2-bath home; full M3 AND 125—SinglMi nice loeetion; ary no object, but good home. Address tile roof; large lot. One year old. Ae- adults. 935 Euclid St Phone 23428. th* TEMPLE PHARMACY. 10th aad S. will receive our beauty course at one- Box 2419. Outlook. YOU ALWAYS HAVE THE PRltl LOVELY room: board optional; delightful tf. Blvd. "If it'* s NYAL REMEDY, It'* half prle*. ouired through foreclosure of first mort­ location; sarase; gentleman. 6M SMI 8t. th* beat thins la town." JOHNSON BEAUTY SCHOOL NO. 4 gage Low price and your own terms. 120—NEW single, mod. includ. wster, aaa. 111 Banta Monica Blvd. Phone 24141 RELIABLE, pract. .nurse, housekeeper or LEGE of cancelling your ad, if VAndyke 33M. lights. 2234 Sawtelle Blvd. Pree parking laundress. Mrs. McClelland. 1247 Federal, 123 ROOMS AND BOARD THOSE lovely broken bssds should bs re- Above Southern Pacific Office Apt. 1-B. West Los Angeles. •trnns by em expert. Betty Mack. 314 AN unusual opportunity to acquire home. 3-ROOM Apt. 2 beds; sarage; 120. Call 11006 down. 120 month and interest 7%; Sat. "C.-- IMl 16th St WllthLre Blvd.. ehtrge* tie to 80c for CARE for babies, 25c per hour. Ten years results are obtained, and paying EXCEPTIONALLY nice suite, 8 rooms snd plain r**trlntln«, 60c to 11.00 np for Wanted—Students price 14200: 7-room house, tile bath, To enroll for winter court*! half price experience ln Hollywood and Beverly large fireplace: garage and 3-room house bath; private family; good southern cook­ SPANISH dble. stucco, apt. twin beds, ta- knotted. Beaded baas repaired. Jewelry Hills. Mrs. Nolen, W. L. A. 35443. ing; |M per week for two, 12s for one. sad watch repslrlnt. Phone 31146. thi* month only. Thomas Beauty College, only for the number of days ln rear; street work paid. H. W. REED rsgs. alb tot rates. Adults 1037 6th St 120 Pier Ave. Ph...a 15840. the CO.. Ocean Park. Phone 61094. References required. 827 Snd. Mt SUM. REFINED colored maid, A-l cook, second NICELY furnished, sunny. 4-room Apt. FOR QUIET. RESTFUL ATMOSPHERE WANTED—Beauty operator to take charge j maid, graduate nurse. KL 4065; RO. 6256. ROOM end board; gentlemen only; M aad 1338 6th St. Phone 26300. AND OOOD ROME COOKING, TRY THB of fully equipped shop, in the Elks club ad actually appeared. 3-BEDROOM Spanish style home near 17 pw week. MM Ninth St YORKSHIRE TAVERN Montana: wonderful value: 15000; terms. Bldg. At once. 3007 Main St., O. P. WILL TAKE WASHING HOME. REASON­ See Mr. McNamara with M. B. Rapp NICELY furn. double Apt Extra bed; ttte Reasonabl* Price* ABLE. PHONE 84381. ROOM for one or two gentlemen; good bath, shower; garare. 888 19th. Ph. 38543. 1304 THIRD ST. PHONE 26411. HOUSEKEEPER, 36-45 year*, for widower. BUT—to gain this low rate the original or der 1415 Montana Ave. Phone 22115 board: M week; aerate. IMS Lincoln Must be working woman needlnt home PRAC. nurse, full charge of invalid or pa­ must be placed for seven times. TWO houses, double garage, large lot IA 326 TO 140—Desirable singles, doubles; ga­ CULBERTSON'S erstem. auction, contract. Give details. Box 1008, W. L. A. Tribune. tient: expert masseuse. Refs. Ph. 21782. ROOMS with noard. conveniently located, FREE BRIDGE LESSONS. Par particu­ block from S. M. Blvd. Rent 155 month; rage, adults 9M, SM Mth St Fit 3M1L easy payments; will take clear vacant lot reasonable rates. MM Snd St Ph. 25553 lar* phon* e?296 6T 23683. MOTHER'S helper, light housework: nice LAUNDRY work, day work. 40c an hour. home, small wages. 236 5th Ave., Venice. PHONE YOUR WANTS OR DESIRES Owner, C. Klsner, 1428 7th St., S. M. MS—Modern double Apt. Big garage 83; *S Phone 24951. 125 ROOMS AND BOARD block 8 M. Blvd. 1423 Stanford St 11 LOST AND FOUND THREE rooms, bath and garage; weU lo­ For Children LADIES to make wood fiber flowers. 15 DAY work, Monday and Tuesday, by re­ cated: price 13000. Small payment down. SEE the Arthur Apts.. 1017 4th St.. before Rose Ave., Venice, second floor. liable white woman. Miss Barron, 35371. S. M. 23285 Balance like rent. Phone 33913 or 25965. you rent an apartment. OtlD cameo brooch. lo*t ln thopplns dis­ Call at 1715 Wilshire Blvd. 14.50 WEEK, good care and board for chil­ trict. Liberal reward. Return (38 Lincoln MANAGER for rental Dept. Pine opportun­ SEWING, drapery making, light housework, dren up to 3 years: roam for parent if COMP. furnished, close in. 3-room stucco. Blvda er phone 32-74. ity. A. Stanley White, 431 Wilshire Blvd. care of children: 33c hour. Ph. 81374. YOU MAY CHARGE IT IN COLORED DISTRICT desired. 1415 Mrd St. Also 3-room upper Apt. Inq. 1546'_ 4th. WITH TWO EXCEPTIONS 3 rentals: income 140 month; price 11500 LOOT—Wlr*-h»lred terrier, female, brown PRACTICAL nurse, day or week: full care; Situations wanted—Commanding half rate cash. E. Shanahan, 1719 S. M. Blvd. 122—3 rooms; real fireplace; close business ears; asm* Lady. P. O. Box 603, W. L. A. 73 HELP WANTED—Male—Female terms reasonable. Call 9-12 a.m.. SUSS. Wanted to rent—No exception*. 126 HOTELS and beach; adults. 1118 Third St. BOTH CASH IN ADVANCE FURNISHED home, lawn, flowers, fruit LOST—Scottle. teailm Scotch plaid collar, MEN. women, phone solicitors; fast sellers. LAUNDRY work, your home: 40c per hour. chicken yard, garage; 15500: part terms. WILLANNA Hotel, near corner 8. M. snd NEW court; frigidaire. tile, good furniture; Vlth IdecU sn. Reward. Ph. WL* 333ft. Home phones. 1405 Ocean Front, room 11. Phone 3438*1. Owner, 1138 34th St SawteU* Blvds., 11 d*y up. 13 week up. 3 rooms: garage; MS up. 1135 Barry Ava. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER »* 1931 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PAGE TWENTY-THRE2=E

RENTALS RENTALS LEGAL NOTICES Venetian Poloists Bay Cities LOBS to 130 FOR RENT—Apartments, Font Itt FOR RENT—nouses Furnished Malibu Land Corporation, Address unknown. Launch Practise Be Nearly One-Half i California's Creditors of the Bay Cities Guar­ OREENE Apt** IM 1766111 Park Blvd.. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY Under the leadership of Capt. Har­ RADIO PROMAMS Oeesn Park. Block from b*»ch. 2. land HOW ARE YOU GIVEN, .That I will, on Monday, vey du Rouelle, the winter water anty Building-Loan association can *-room Apts., 118 up; tas and light* fre*. the 14th day of December, A. D. polo season for the Venice Swimming j expect to receive- about 50 cents on STATIONS ALFBABI-TIOAIXB KFAC—Hsrley t,use, orchestra. ADVERTISING 1931, at 12 o'clock M. of that day. association began last night, report­ Schools and the dollar if the liquidation of the (AU in kilocycles i ft POX - 1350 KFI—St. Francis orchestra (NBC). S AND 6-room, furnished; Oeneral Electrlei company's assets ts completed as KTM . 780 KOER 1180 KOFJ—Edith Turnham's Dixie Aeet. sarage 135 Ban Vicente. Pbon* 34923. Tour rental unit? Do you understand in ftont of ths Court Bouse door of ed Harvey Walters, manager of the KMTR—Music Box. the way newspaper advertising rates are association, this morning. With a I now planned, Myron H. Wells, trus- I KECA 1430 KOFJ 1300 the County ot he* Angeles, Broad- 600 11 ifS 9. tt. THREE-ROOM Apt. Frlgldalr*; tile bath. based? vast crew of expert poloists, another WhatYouShould j tee, estimated last night in discuss- KELW 1180 KHJ _. \ ay entrance, sell at public auction, 1130 KHJ—Roof Garden orchettra fJEFRO). 1432-B California *v«. The proper way te advertise your vacancy powerful and championship troop ing the affairs of the bankrupt loan KFAC . 1300 KMCS is to place tba ad on a M-time basis. for lawful money of the United KFWB 850'KMTR 818 Midnltkt looms again this season. ! organisation with a group of about KFI _ IBflfl BINOLES, HAM: double*. IM; wonderful thereby assuring yourself of constantly States, all the right, title, claim 1400 depositors. Wells stressed the . 640KNX . KFVD—J. Newton Yates, onanist location. 'Apply 133 Raymond Av*. pound ins oa the renters the Met that and interest of said defendant of. Walters already is busy in securing Know of Them awn . 1600 KMPO IM KOFJ Pyramid danee orchestra. a*********** m* •m-im*-m^^ms*m-***-m*-*^Sts*^^*.*m*-*-m*^ m**-e*mm*-r*.--***i-, ^*m*a9*St*-S*am you have a vacancy. Then when you I m nnd to the. *hnv» riocr—iiv-rl nrnri games for the Venice crew and tig- I fact that this is nothing more than KNX—Embassy dance orchMtra. an estimate, but intimated that if J TONIGHT 131 FOR RENT—Hoasca—Un.nm. have obtained a tenant phone a.can- St^or io much thereofaf^ b^"""* to have a game lined up in the cellatlon order to th* Class;!led Dept. erl*___ ~r 5°. muc« "lereot as ItlSJ De future* Anion* * n m» of th* Edltor'a BOtei Tbia I* tb* tblrtyiee- certain suits to recover lost assets 6 r. M. TOMORROW'S RADIO HIGHLIGHTS e s e KKCA—Cavaliers, Orchestra (NBC). snd you wiu b* billed only for th* necessary to raise sufficient to sat- ??£o- *"^ - m_" ,^ £m ° '.» ead M a atelta *f srtlelee dealing with •are successful, the percentage of re­ HE WEST half ef double bungalow, five rooms, M ua me ho u KFI—Bohemians dance band. electric refrigeration, furnace heat; very number of time, your sd sppesred- isfy said Judgment, with Interest ?£*"* * ' " * *> compose aB tbtiri mt ttm Calif oral* *«h*»l tn* covery might be somewhat higher KTM—Bert Olbert'* aroeram. BUT—you have lained the lowest possible the team Ta lOT KOFJ—Harmony Hawallans. desirable; ssrden cared Mt bf owner; and costs, etc., to the highest snd ^ >' Woods. 1 •em. wMeb ***** the seo»le as tb* Hat* J. J. Wuest, chairman of the com­ StM A. M. rate, snd have Increased your chances Daubenspeck, "Bink" Hedberg and *_•.* than 81.tS.aoe.nOO each y*»r BBd It 5:15 P. M. adults only. H. V. Morse. 602 San Vi­ of results 100 tier cent. Try ttl best bidder mittee directing the building-sale i KFWB—Jerry Joyces orchettra. cente Blvd. Dated this 20th day of November. Du Rouelle. therefore st paramount Intern! t* every 1931. eltlieB. campaign; A. H. Smith Of the de- 3:80 P. H. KTM Outlook News Bulletins M NEW, l-room stucco, 26M 28th, south of p J.tors committee, and James A. KPAO—Jackson's Whoa BUI club. Bert Olbert. Ilea: tU* bath, sink; 130x150 ft lot, Phone 23285 WM I. TRAEGER. Robinson were among those who I KIT—The Three Boys. 1 AND ASK FOR CLASSIFIED Sheriff of Lo6 Angeles County. Epidemic of Broken ARTICLE XXXn KM—"March ef Time" (C). ] fruit treat, shrub* aad t** ''**''*. equip­ also addressed the meeting. ment; $45; worth IM. By W. D. OILMAN, Yesterday's article dealt with the •:*' P. ta. KNX—Bill Sharpies Snd aans. IP Mrs. C. Miller, 11930 Dorothy, W. L. A.. Deputy Sheriff. Toes Hits Policemen efforts of California teachers to se­ Kit—"Around the World Olub." 7 AM. RENTAL SPECIALISTS will call at the office of the Evening HOLBROOK, TAYLOR. TARR ic The "casualty" list of Santa Mon­ cure a- retirement salary. The Cali­ 6 fc___£_^ KFVD—Sunshine Breakfast club. Furnished snd unfurnished, 130 up. flu Outlook With clipping al thla notice, shs HORTON, Plaintiff's Attorneys. loa police department today con­ fornia legislature passed a law in Social Agencies KXOA—Nick Harris program. KOFJ—Morning Moods. Mrs HUtsbraad with Berkley-Chamber­ wiU receive two tickets to the Pox Cri­ 1913 which fixed an annual retire­ KFAC—Charles Keppen on football, KMPC—Top at the Mornlns club. lain Asso. 1002 Montana Phoaa 34196 terion theater, Santa Monica. Ticket* tained two more names. Motorcycle i KFI—Billy Jones. Ernie Bare (HBO). KMTR—Hill Billies and Ond* Herb. MUST M called for before 5 p. m. Officer Cliff Hayden is off duty ment salary of $500 for teachers who Hear *Y Leader KFWB—Charlie Lung. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE KHJ—White House Tavern (C). •VlSV A M. BIX rooms, two bedrooms; garage; or Will SHERIFFS SALE with a broken toe, suffered when had taught 30 years. 15 years of In the "Y. M. C. A. night" meet­ KTM— Facta about Mf Oity Ball Bond tall on easy terms. Modern, mother eaa POR REN1AL8 which were in California. KMTR—Twilight Melodist. REAL ESTATE— IN 81) RAN OS No. 327 930 his machine tipped yesterday. ing of the Santa Monica Federation 6:13 P. M. its a*. do her wont with half effort and time. KFI—Van and Don (NBC). 781 BUI St. Ph. 8M67. KM M TM HIU CHAS A. TEONER. PIONEER AOEMCY Order of Sale and Decree of Fore- Patrolman B. H. McClean defin­ Teachers contributed $1 per month of Social Agencies last night at KKCA—Arthur Laos aad orchettra. Phon* 2171S 314 Santa Monlc* Blvd itely is "out of the running" with a out Of their salary to this fund and KELW—Paramount Four. KHJ—"Steamboat Bill." cloanre and Sale Laue's French cafe, Harry O. Hill, 8 A. M. ... NICE 8-room bungalow, large Uvtng room. broken great toe. He limped into the the state furnishes the balance from national Y. M. C. A. officer, spoke KFWB—Price Dunlavy, ortanlst. MO—NICELY furnished 3 rooms snd bath; MAY RANDOLPH, A WIDOW 6:30 P. M. KFI—Happy Time prosram (NBO). 3 bedrooms, sleeping porch; large Mt station last night, telling a tale of it Inheritance tax. Thus a teacher on "Aims and Objectives of Y. M. KFWB—Tom Murray and Hll mullet. and garage. 2111 16th St 3 beds. 2229 4th St. Pbone 65808. Plaintiff, vs. JOHN D. RISHELL KFI—Chorus, orchestra. iN&C). AND MABEL L. RISHELL, HUS­ kicking at a rat that dared cross pays $12 a year for 30 years, or $360. O. A. Work," and Glenn Hovey, KOFJ—Oscar Heather, Three Co-Eds. KGFJ—Harmony Hawallans. KHJ—N. T. Philharmonic Symphony (O). HIGH class, sunny. 8-room bungalow; two BAND AND WIFE, Defendants. his path while he was patrollng his into the teachers' retirement fund. local executive secretary, showed KHJ—Orgnnnlltics (C). heaters. Mo Clon ns tteam heater; 134 FOR RENT Under and by virtue of aa order beat in the business district. The and upon retirement received Iran two reels of motion pictures taken 6:13 P. BL 6:M A. 88. adults. 1187 Ninth St. Stores. Business Sites of sale and decree of foreclosure and rat managed to get behind a brick tte Mats $500 per year for the re­ at the organization's summer camp. KKCA—The Three Boys. KOER—Hawaiian Melodiea. nail before the officer swung hto mainder of her life. The speaker was introduced by Dr. KFWB—"Qrowln' Up." SAM 3-BEDROOM home, Brentwood; year lease. STORE for rent la Rapp block. M. B. sale, issued out of the Superior KHJ—"Black and Blue." KFI—Polly Grant Hall, pianist. References required. 418 Mth Edw. Lewis. Rapp, 1415 Montana Ave. Phone 81112. Court of the County of Los Angeles, foot. It is apparent that with more H. B. Morse, chairman of the Santa KNX—John Vale, tenor. KFWB—Price Dunlavy, orsanlst. 1936 R. Branson, Hollywood. Hillside 6626. of the State of California, on the than 40.000 teachers tn ttw Califor­ Monica board of V. M. C. A. T P. Af. 8:16 A M. 12th day of November, A. D. 1931. nia schools, a large number of whom directors. KECA—Duncan and Ariel, Plsno duo. •UT—Mais trio, onanist (NBO). S-ROOM mod. bung., newly decor. North of AUTOMOTIVE. Santa Monica Heavy are now ready for retirement and The meeting, which included KFI—Paul Whileman's band (NBC). 9.*S0 A. M. Montana; lovely yard. Call 734 25th St. in the above entitled action, wherein KFWB—The Olympians orchestra. KFI—National Home Hoar (NBO). MAY RANDOLPH, A WIDOW, the tbe probability that with an in­ dinner, was at 8:30. Mrs. C. W KOER—Ragamuffin Kids. KHJ—Don Bttclowt orchestra (O), THREE rooms, modern, MO; sdults only. 140 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE above named plaintiff, obtained a Trains for Battle crease in the retirement salary more Luther, president of the federation, KHJ—Ray Pulse's "To the Ladles." StM A. M. Ocean Park. Phone W. L. A. 31206. judgment and decree of foreclosure Jack Van Nov, the up-and-coming than 1,000 teachers will apply an­ presided. KNX—Frank Watanabe and Archie. KHJ—School Athletic program (O). and sale against JOHN D. RISHELL Santa Monica heavyweight, la now in nually for retirement, the state For the December meeting of tte lilS P. M, HIS |H MONTH, 4 rooms, bath, lane yard; Lowest Prices Possihle KECA—"Alice In' Toyland." KHJ—"Kivta and -ten.** ET AL, defendants, on the 9th day training for his fight with "Bombo" would be called upon to assume A federation, the program will be ar­ KNX—Eddie Albright's Family. with sarage 135. 1118 30th Place. IN USED AND NEARLY NBW CARS burden entirely out of proportion to ranged by Parent-Teacher groups. KFWB—New Yorkers orchestra. MM (Late) FORD convertible coupe de of November, A. D. 1931, for the sum Chevaliei, Oakland Negro, at Sacra­ KOER Jlinmle Leo, balladitl. 10:16 A. M. S-ROOM bungalow, new; elec. refrigerator; luxe; a real beauty. Of FIVE THOUSAND POUR HUN­ mento on November 27. "Bombo" was its responsibility. KHJ— "Laughing Oaa" program. KFWB—Maude Hushes, pianist. Barage; adults. 922 14th St. Pb. 267M. 1930 DURANT six coach. An unusually DRED and 09/100 ($5,411.09) Dol­ the fighter who gave Camera a tough • * • Knife May Restore KMTR—Noah Beery and oreheatra. KHJ—Tall dance orchestra (O). low price. KNX—Petite concert enasmbl*. 10:66 A. M. lars gold coin or lawful money of fight when the latter was touring In spite of the one-sided respons­ KECA—Roy Lei.lntw.il. •35—SIX rooms, suitable for business snd 1929 Challenger ESSEX sedan; very eco­ the sticks several years ago. IM 9. ta. home. Boa 2410, Outlook. nomical upkeep. the United States, which said de­ ibility now assumed by the state ln Use of Hurt Hand KFAO—Vaudeville Headliner* KFAO—Howard Clark, tenor. cree was, on the loth day of No­ Van Noy is being deluged with uf- providing an annual retirement sal­ KFI--"Theater of the Air" (NBC). KFI—Magazine of the Air (NBO), 1929 Challenger ES8EX sport coupe: orig­ An operation that promises to KHJ—Rltz-Carlton orchestra (C). PIVE roomt, hall al duplex, tile bsth. inal tires and finish. vember, A. D. 1931, recorded in fers by various Northern California ary of $500, the lay commission rec­ regain for htm tte use of his right KFWB—Nip and Tuck, piano duo. sink; elec. refrlt. 11940 Mayfield, WLA. 1929 Model OLDS de luxe landau sedan; Judgment Book 755 of said Court, promoters, according to Manager ommended an increase in the KMTR—Musical Candy Parade. KMTR—Scientific Berenaders. excellent performance. hand was performed on C. S. Brown. KNX—FootbaU Bally. ut,! HEW l-room stucco; tile bath, shower; eles. at page 113. I am commanded to Henry F. Stum me. Van Noy recently amount paid to retired teachers. It Santa Monica policeman, at UM 1929 FORD sport coupe. A-ll low mile­ sell all that certain lot, tAtCS ot fought Max Baer in Ban Francisco. was suggested that teachers be re­ TlM P. M. KFWB—June Pursell and orohestra. refrigerator; sdulti. 2921 Arizona Ave. age; refinished. Santa Fe hospital yesterday, police KHJ * Myrt aad Uarge" (C). KHJ—V. m\ O. Notre Dam* sons* «7)« 1927 CADILLAC custom roadster; high parcel of land situate, lying and He is working at the Manhattan gym quired to contribute an amount were informed today. Officer Brown KMTR—Studio orchestra. KMPC—"WUshlre Trio." 845—Mod. Spanish home, 3 bedrooms; dou­ grade car at very low price. being in the County of Los Angeles. for the Chevalier mix. equal to that provided by the state. KNX—Jeannle snd Joan. KMTIt—Hamblln't Southern Aoe*. ble gar.; breakfast room. 355 Bundy Dr. temporarily lost the use of his hand 1927 NASH roadster: rebuilt and refin­ Stat* of California, and bounded Thoughtful citizens, students of as the result of gunshot wounds 8 r. M. '•> KNX—u. a. o. vs. Notre Dam* ee ished. and described as follows: education, insurance actuaries and KECA—Amoi an Andy (NBO). telegraph). S-ROOM houte; water paid! lawn eared Many others at unusual bargain prices sustained in the police station last KFAO—international Hour. 11:16 A. M. Mr. 475 17th St. Phone 26204. and low down payment. Balance to suit The northeasterly 50 • feet of Benefit Fights at many teachers are not in accord December, when a shotgun acci­ KFI—Flohrl and Burroughs, tongs. KECA, KHJ—U. a OL vs. Notre Dams, your Income. ^. lots "K" AND "L" in Block Thir­ with tte commission's suggestions. dentally discharged when it was KHJ—Bins Crosby, orchestra (C). 11:80 A. M. 8-ROOM. modern house. Also 6-room flat NO BROKERAGE Culver City Arena California pays an average salary KMTR—Justin Johnson, violinst. KGER—Victor Dona to, violinist. 1262 Saltalr Ave.. West Los Anseles. teen (13) in the City of Santa taken from the rack. The hospital Monica, County of Los Angeles, A big boxing and vaudeville show, of $2,287 to elementary teachers and Is situated near Hollenbeck Park, KNX—"Order of Optimists." 11:45 A. M. G. G. Bundy Co. $2,684 to high school teachers in KTM—Miniature Symphony. KFI—Don Ricardo, burl tone. S-ROOM bungalow, extra bed, nook, gas State of California, as per map the net profits of which will be used Los Angeles. 8:15 P. M. KMTR—Mayor John o. Porter. range; garage. 1338 14th St. Fhone 34329. BTUDEBAKER DEALER recorded tn book 3, pages 80 and cities of more than 100.000 popula­ 316 Broadway. Santa Monica in bringing Thanksgiving cheer to KECA- Philosopher and Emma Hirst. NOON 81. and tn book 39, pages 45 et needy children of the unemployed .n tion, ranging down to $1,583 for ele­ KFI—"Footlights" (NBC). KFWB—Harold Rhodes, pianist. POR RENT—2-bedroom house, IM; water PACKARD USED CARS—See our selection mentary teachers and $2,180 for a plan by which teachers can save KHJ—Chandu the Maaiclan. KOFJ—Warren Gale and Studio trio. Paid; adults. 1048 Lincoln Blvd. seq., Miscellaneous records of said Culver City and Palms, will be staged of guaranteed cars before buying. All county. Together with ths tene­ by Promoter "Cy" Saenz at Culver high school teachers in cities from systematically during years of maxi­ KMTR—Bobby Burn* with organ. KMPO—Happy Chappies. makes, trades snd terms. Ssnta Monies ments, hereditaments and appur­ 2,500 to 5.000 population. mum earning power. Under this 8)80 P. M. 12:16 P. tt. POR lease, 8-room Spanish, 4 bedrooms, 3 Motors, Ltd., Packard dealers. Ph. 33231. Oity stadium next Monday night. plan the state would act as cus­ KFI—Demi-Tasse Revue (NBC). KFI—Robert Hurd and onanist. baths 910 Oeorsins. Phone owner, 83313. tenances thereunto belonging, or Joe Skube and Young Terry Agua- Many who have studied the sub­ KFWB—Wlneland's Concert orchestra. KFWB—Price Dunlavy, onanist. 7-PASS. Lincoln sedan, A-l condition; in any wise appertaining. ject feel that salaries are high todian of teachers' savings and KOER—Long Beach band. 13:30 P. M- TWO high class 8-room bungalows, one in yo, 145-pounders, will meet over four private owner. 8575. 14M Lincoln Blvd. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY rounds tn the headliner of the box­ enough to enable members of the guarantee an actuarial return jUst KOFJ—Revue, Charlotte Woodruff. KGFJ—Chris Bclionbert, orchestra. Santa Monloa, on* Pac. Pall*. Ph. 13133. teaching profession to lay aside a as Insurance companies sell annu­ KHJ—Morton Downey, orchestra (C). 11:45 P. M. GIVEN That, on Monday, the 14th ing' program, consisting of seven KMTR—"Happy Feet" orche.tr*. KFWB—R. X Callahan. Indian storks. W1NTON sedan, good Tunning cond. Best dav of December, A. D. 1831, at 12 bouts. Joe Arcinlega tangles with competency for their old age. it is ities that safeguard against the ad­ IM FOR RENT—Houses Furnished Offer takes It. General Garage, 1414 2nd versities of old age. Such a plan StM P. M. X 9. tt, o'clock M. of that day in front of Bill Ruby at 165 pounds tn the semi­ felt that any plan of state charity KHJ-Boawell Sister* (C>. KELW—Barnstormers. 1929 CHEVROLET coupe, good condition. ths Court House door of the County final. for retired teachers tends to degrade Should be purely voluntary With the » P. M. KOFJ—The Radio Hatbae. E. T. Yates, Realtor Owner, iltt Fifth Bt. of Los Angeles, Broadway entrance. the teaching profession because it teachers, permitting them to in­ KPI—Msa Dolln asd orcheitr* (NBC). KMTR—The Banjo Boyt. I will, in obedience to said order of virtually pauperizes teachers by augurate a safe savings program KOFJ—Concert orchestra, soloist. 1:16 P. M. FREE RSLKTAL 8ERVICB FOR SALE—OLD BUICK. CHEAP. PHONE over a period of years that will pay KHJ—Ben Mamie's orchestra (O). KFI—Winnie Parker, touts, SEE MRS. PAOl. •1138, MORNINGS. sale and decree of foreclosure and Chicago Pushing guaranteeing them against destitu­ KMPC—The Plantation Crooners. 1:30 P. M, sale, sell the above described prop­ tion old age dividends. It can be made KMTR—Harry Deist's Happy Guys. KPAO—Raneho Reveller*. Convention Drive financially sound, and that cannot KTM—Beverly' Hill Billies. SOW—"Bob. Bunny *nd Junior." Insurance for Less 116 AUTO PAINTING. REPAIRING erty, or so much thereof tm may be * • • MONEY TO LOAN necessary to satisfy said Judgment, WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 i.l'*—The Many of the teaching profession be said for the present retirement 9:15 P. M. KFWB—Nip and Tuck, piano tee. Phones 25519. 21713. Ml B. M. Blvd. campaign of Chicago for the re­ plan KECA—Lenore Kllllan. Richard Davit. KOFJ—Pyramid dance orchestra. AUTO painting, cars painted 611 ind up. with interests and costs, etc., to the feel that teachers should have KFI Famous Trials of History. KMPC. KMTR—Proft. BuU and Oelae. MS MTH ST.—Beautifully furnished, ultra­ IU Colorado Ave. Fhone 25346. highest and best bidder, for cash publican and democratic national enough initiative and will power to e • • KHJ—Hollywood Gossip. KFI. KHJ—California vs. Stanford. modern. Olllette Sq. home, 3 bedroom* gold coin or lawful money of tho conventions next year was brought lay aside regularly an amount auf- For teachers to provide their own 6:30 9. M. 1:43 P. M. sad 3 baths up stairs; maid's room aad United States. before party leaders here today by iicient to provide an annuity for retirement ls morally sound. It is an KFI—Salon orchestra, soloist. KFWB—U. O. L. A. vs. Oregon. g_ bath downstairs; electric refrigeration; LEGAL NOTICES KFWB—Grand Opera selections. 9 P. M* unit heat; 2-car garase; rent only MM. Dated this 20th day of November, Edward N. Hurley, chairman of the old age and its decreased earning incongruous situation for our state 1881. Chicago citizens committee. power. The state should not guar­ on the one hand to require the KHJ—Harmony Hl-Lltes. KFAO. KGFJ. KMTR, KNX—O. C. h. A. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE teaching of thrift in our schools, KMTR—Lives of Composers. vs. Oregon. S-ROOM bungalow OB corner lot! com­ SHERIFF'S SALE WM. I. TRAEGER, Hurley conceded he had strong antee to an individual. what he can 0:45 P. M. KTM—Spanish orchettra. pletely furnished, two bedrooms, glassed Sheriff of Loe Angeles Oounty. opposition from Cleveland for the guarantee to himself through the and on tte other to permit a sys­ KFWB—"The Hoofers." 2.-30 P. Mt, tun porch; very comfortable and clean. No. 326826 tem whereby its teachers receive KHJ—Rhythm Rounders (CI. 165 on lease. Obss. A. Tegner, 314 S. M. Order *of Sale and Decree of Fore­ By W. D. GILMAN. republican convention, but was op­ use of proper Initiative and fore­ KOER—The Long Beach band. Blvd. Phone 31716. Deputy Sheriff. timistic over the chances of landing sight. official charity when their working KNX—Hollywood Lesion Bouts. 8 P. M. closure and Sale days are over. A situation should not Mr. M. KFVD—Raneho Revellers. B. A. NEBEKER. plaintiff, vs. FOGEL te BEMAN. the democratic meeting. It is true that many teachers KEOA—Bores and Ronald. 3:30 P. M. FIVE rooms, tarnished 132.60; unfurnished reach the age of retirement without be set up which would permit fine 128.50; overstuffed, hardwood floors, tils VIRGINIA M. GARDINER AND Plaintiff's Attorneys. KFI—News Flashes (NBO). KECA—Aeolian organ recital. VIRGINIA M. GARDINER AS EX­ having saved the amount necessary thrift precepts in teaching and at KFWH—Jimmy Grler's orchestra. KTM—Chinese Hill Billies. shower: garage; Bear U. C. L. A. 11531 the same time a living example of KMPC—Hillbillies. Rochester, corner Colby. Owner, Ooldring ECUTRIX OP THE LAST WILL Trees Planted on to keep them from want, their funds 4:30 P. M. Shoe Store, phone 25541. Ellis B. Moffett having been raided by high pres­ lack of thrift ln teachers' private KMTR—"Tbe Red Clover" mystery. KGER—Len Nash's orchestra. AND TESTAMENT OF J. P. Westwood Street lives. - 10:15 P. M. KTM—Montana Cowgirls. GARDINER nJUSO KNOWN AS sure promoters and their savings KECA—Ranch Boyt. Vet US locate you. We have aU kinds of Further Improvement of West- squandered in ill-advised Invest­ If teachers' services were con­ KFI—Orchestra, • vocalist, violinist. rentals, furnished aad unfurnished. JOHN PEDE.1 .GARDINER. .<&*• Taken by Death Lloyd George secured .378 out of ceased, defendaiMB ~ *•*» * •'»"• *~ ••"• '-* - -"* *• wood boulevard between Wilshlrs ments, The annual 8600 now pro­ scripted and only a living wage paid, KHJ—Harold Roberts' band. ' Lena L. Dunn Ellis B. Moffett, 87, retired Kan­ Santa Monica boulevards was com­ vided by the state seems inadequate. there would be ample justification KMTR—Singing Shtrwoods. a possible 400 points tor apples arid Under snd by virtue of an order sas banker and wheat farmer, died pleted today with the planting of Consequently, they keep at work, for a retirement salary paid wholly M:M P. id. a maximum of 200 points for. pears Phone M574. 3M7 Santa Monica Blvd. of sale and decree of foreclosure and this morning at his home, 729 Sev­ more than 70 trees along the park­ by the state. But California is KOFJ—Cheater Markert, onanist. st the recent Produce exhibition Sst thanks to the tenure system, long KTM—Bob and Jimmy. Surrey, England. * M6.M Jilghts and water paid: sunny beach sale, issued out of the Superior enth street, after an extended Ill­ ways on each side of the roadway after the time when they can ren­ known throughout tte nation for 10:45 P. M. cottage, attractively lurnlshed, bedroom, Court of the County of Los An­ ness. Surviving htm ara his widow, Seventy-four bronze lamp posts the liberal salaries paid its teachers, extra jMOi hot shower, 1309 Ocean Front der efficient teaching service. KOER—Poets' Corner geles, of the State of California, on Mrs. Valdevia Moffett; a aon, F. E. recently were Installed in this area. To remedy such an unfortunate enough to provide for their own re­ KHJ—Roosevelt dance orchestra. Hunting clubs of England t,re the Stth day of October A. D. 1931, 111 Moffett, in Chicago, and two daugh­ Three new studio, shop and office tirement when working days art KNX—Tbe Ariion* Wranglers. abandoning their annual hunt bails M ROOMS, furuisned da taa* - — 1450 situation, lt is suggested by thought­ I this season. 1M3 La Mesa Drive. Canyon rim. Brok­ the above entitled action, wherein ters here, Mrs. Ivy Moffett Olden, buildings ars being constructed on ful citizens that the state sponsor over. it *. av er* not*. Cail OMaahaw. TO. IMl. B. A. NEBEKER, the above named and Mrs. Mabel Moffett Benedict. property facing the boulevard. plaintiff, obtained a judgment and Ihe Wilshire funeral home will have ATTRAC, 8 room*, bath, breakfast nook; decree of foreclosure and sale charge of the services, the time for SPANIARDS RAISE EGO PRICE tils sink; garage. Inquire 1544 llth St. against VIRGINIA M. GARDINER, which will be announced later. Hs LISBON, Portugal, Nov. 20 l_P>— NICELY furnished 6-room house; overstuff ET AL. defendants, on the 19th day had lived here for the past nine Housewives have Men blaming lazy Southern Edison suite; all conven. Oarage. 1141 18th St of October A. D. 1931, for the sum years. hens in ths provinces for tbe high (W^& of FIVE THOUSAND TWO HUN­ California Company, Ltd, TWO small cottages, at 818 BBd 114 Wash­ price of eggs. They have discovered ington Ave., S. M. Oall SUM. DRED FIFTY-ONE & 06/100 that the biddies are as industrious i $5,251.06) Dollars gold coin or law­ Vital Statistics as usual, but that Spaniards have 1437 FOURTH STREET, SANTA MONICA, CALIF. IN attractive court, 4 rooms, nicely furn. ful money of the United States. been buying up the supply and cart­ Twin beds; garage; 350. 837 17th Bt which said decree was, on ths 20th DEATHS ing it off to Spain. OOZY, clean, 3-room duplex; adults; ga­ day of October A. D. 1931, recorded November IT—George B. Williams, rase. MM 10th Bt Ph. 21133. Reasonable. in Judgment Book 755 sf said 68 years old. PARENT INSTINCT NEAR FATAL Court. Bt page 94, I am commanded MARRIAGES NEW YORK, Nov; 20 Uii—Thomas LAST DAY ATTRAC 5 rooms, sun porch: adults: h»If to sell all those certain lots, pieces Notices of Intention to marry filed Nestor, a tunnel worker, was anxious block from Oeaaa Front. 131 Hart O. P. or parcels of land situate, lying and November 19: to see his wife and their new baby. being in the County of Los Angeles. 8 ROOMS, nicely furnished, close in; ga­ Raymond Morris, 24, Santa Mon­ He hurried through the compression Electrical Appliances rase. 1337 12th St. Phong 26897. State of California, and bounded ica; Annette Oonfeld, 21, Loe An­ locks under the East river without and described as follows: geles. waiting to become accustomed to lit—Llvlnt room, kitchenette, bath; newly Morris Wetterhahn, 88, Venice; normal air pressure. When he ar­ decorated; attrae. garden; gar. 1107 llth Lots six (6) and seven (7) tn CLOSE-OUT Tract 2290, as per map recorded Flora Brodsky, 58, Venice. rived home he was seized with the CLEAN, sunny, 3-room cottage: garag*; tn Book 22, page 61 of maps in William E. Doughty, 25, West Los bends and fell out of a four-story IM. 1703 Ninth St. Phon* SM99. the off tee of the county recorder Angeles; Odessa L. Thompson, 28, window. He sustained fractures of CORONA Corona. both arms and three ribs. Made hy Universal € I ROOMS; SSrSf*. yard; 130. Furniture for of said county. Heat Indicator, *» SMC, bargain 1150 cash. IMS 5th St. Together with the tenements, WAFFLE Heavy Nickel hereditaments and appurtenances 95 Plate at the * THREE rooms aad nook, 1048-B 14th Bt thereunto belonging, or in any H•\jfma- -\a**-*-m P With garage. Phont 22895. wise appertaining. IRONS Unheard-of Former Price of Price HIGHBOY FURN. aad unfurnished. Kindly list yours. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY See Them on X. Shanahan, 1719 S. M. Blvd. Ph. 8MM. GIVEN That, on MONDAY, the 7th Display 4 $8.95 day of December, A. D. 1931, at 12 SYSTEM FOOD STORES HICELY furnished, new buntalow; garage. lOmr 1319 Centlnela. o'clock, M. of that, day, ln front of ths Court House door of the Coun­ 1446 Third Street Discontinued Numbers m AmW* ____-*-*--___ r*W*9c*-mrmmt*9* OOZY furnlihed cabin, terse fireplace; To­ ty of Los Angeles, Broadway en­ (Some Are Slightly Shelfworn ) T m\^smm. _____! -^ *> imw *•***' -JSM panga Beach. Phone 21222. day time. trance, I will, in obedience to eald » -__IS^_k-_B mtm Bm4*se*ss7st*m order of sale and decree of fore­ MB—CHEERFUL, modern, 8 rooms, break­ CRISCO, | A Urn Sets Curling Irons S.ti*mgsm ••• fast nook; garage. MI Bay St. Ph. 32169. closure and sale, sell the above de­ mmset scribed property, te so much there­ 1 Pound Ia/C $58.50 Universal t Only — Well-known makes- IM.80—Duplex, I rooms and bath; Includes of as may be necessary to satisfy "Newbury" „ .828.75 Wider, lights, garage. Inq. 1532 3rd St. popular styles. Seme De Luxe 69 said Judgment, with interests and $25.00 "Patrician** NEVTR BEFORE has there beenwidi PCRN., rear cottage, 8 rooms and bath; costs, etc., to the highest and best BRAZIL NUTS, | A Westlnghouse .... 818.75 models. Formerly priced up to 122.50, Including gas and light. IIM 7th. bidder, for eash gold coin or law­ New Crop. Pound lUG $17.25 Universal "Norman" $8.98 t*Jt*. sa amazing radio value! Imagine it.. .a ful money of tbe United States. laal Philco Balanced Superheterodyne Mi—4-room house, 3 bedrooms; near Lin­ JUST THINK OF THIS This sale from ..___ 84c Dated this 13th day of November, $30.00 Universal 6-C'op Highboy for oulf #d9 75.„with twelve coln Jt. high. 1125 llth Bt 1931. SHAKER SALT* £ "Colonial," now $9.89 ttesx history-making features. S-ROOM house; garage; water paid; 126. WM. L TRAEGER, Toasters Call s% 844 9th St. Phone 28583. Sheriff of Los Angeles County. 2-Pound Carton ...... -«_« DC You'wo never teen such a handsome, S-ROOM bungalow, hath, nook; parage; By W. D. GILMAN, Miscellaneous Extraordinary v a I a e s! Auto­ foil-sized radio at such a price! Its Phiica . phone, water paid. 125. 1447 Stanford. Deputy Sheriff. MACARONI, SPAGHETTI, A $25.00 MUler Table Lamps 8SJ.8 matic 2-sIice model, formerly Superheterodyne Balanced Unit circuit SAMUEL J. CRAWFORD, $1.25 Appliance Corda....._...... 85c and Pentode Power Tube bring you per­ S-ROOM, modern ttucco, overstuffed furn., Plaintiff's Attorney. 100% Semolino. Vj>-Pound Package "TC $13.59, BOW $6.95. Othtf styles Steno; tar. 142.50; adult*. Mil Broadway. flJtS Duplex Receptaclea 68c formance surpassing thst otseu told tot $1.50 Thermic Jugs, Boyal.—74c including Oven Type, at remark. TWO bedrooms, furnace heat fireplace; Ml NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE able saving.. Turnover double ita price. When you hear it yon llth, near Carlyle. 165. Ph. 21387, days. UNDER EXECUTION D. M. CATSUP, 1A_ PERCOLATORS •will marvel at its pure, dear, undistort- SHERIFF'S SALE models as low as $2.89 rooms, 3 bedrooms, bsth: garage; No. MC M7 SM Largo ' 1 OC $8 46 8-Cup Hotpoint ed Philco tone.. Jts-wonderful distance-ability, its amazing selectivity. BO objection to children. 16M llth It HAMMOND LUMBER CO., A Limit 8 "Plymouth," Nickel _.$499 Remember, this it not a "midget" nor a "portable", but s foil-size^ 8-ROOM. overstuffed, aatematte heater, CORP., Plaintiff, vs. RAY W.WITT- i $14.75 Hotpolnt "Colonial" Electric Mixers full-performance radio la a beautiful American Black Walnut cab­ tba—i reasonable; adults. 2220-B 3rd. OREFE, Defendant. HAPPYVALE SALMON, O or 6-Cup, Paneled .. $6.99 inet with Figured Wal nut instrument panel, Quilted Ms pie overlays By virtue of an execution issued $25.00 Universal Mixabeater $12.69 1-ROOM tarnished bunsalow; overstuffed; Large si) for __OC $12.50 6-Cup Manning and pilasters of Pin Stripe Walnut. It's a piece- of furniture that any­ out of the Municipal Court, of tbe $8.00 Kitchen tares*; rent IM month. 1723-C 9th st Bowman, Nickel „__ $4.89 one can he proud of I City of and County of Loa Angeles, $25 00 Hotpolnt "Dolly Mechanics, now |16 SMALL house, for one person. OenUe- State of California, wherein HAM­ __$5.49 preferred. 17M 17th St. MOND LUMBER CO.. A CORP.,! ALL Sc CANDY BARS, O _ Madison," Real Value...... $12.69 No wonder the gross Philco factory cannot meet the demand tmt was Plaintiff, snd RAY W. WITT- $1340 Royal Rochester ELECTRIC CLOCKS it! So act right ttetri Call on your Philco dealer at sett and take ad­ 186—4-room house; yard. Will accept small Each OC child; aaraea Apply iial-c sth st. GREFE was Defendant, upon a China Model, Rich $7.89 vantage of the shipment just received. It won't Ian long! judgment rendered tbe 1st day of $8.45 Universal 6-Cup Waa Now room bungalow, partly furnished. July. A. D. 1931, for tbe sum of LARGE, STRONG QA„ "Continental" Model $4.69 Telechron "Radio," FREE DEMONSTRATION! e* VERY EASY TERMS! ISM Euclid. CaU 1541, ln rear. THREE HUNDRED PIFTY-FIVE Finished ln Verde FREE INSTALLATION TO YOUR GROUND AND AERIAL! BROOMS sjUC Other Styles Priced from $3.79 Antique $26.00 $8.69 VERT attrae, mod., 3-room cottage, nicely and 78/100 ($355.76) Dollars lawful furn. Close in; rent reas. 1222 6th. M2M. money of the United States, besides Egg Cookers "Gregory" 12.50 8.49 SPERRY RADIO costs and interest, I bare levied SLICED PINEAPPLE, *| A Westminster Chimes, NICELY turn, buns., 2 bdrmi. newly deco.. upon all ths right, title, claim and Hankscraft—bolls 4 eggs at once. 632 Santa Monica Boulev_u"d sunny, close to markets, bus. 1248 4th St interest of said defendant of, tn and No. 2*/ Can IUC China bate -Mg seller. TOechron 79.00 39.98 2 Astonishing Values! 125—BEAUTIFULLY furnlshtd 4-nn. house to the following described real es­ Limit S Were $6. Must go at $3.85 with lf"*f* 1753 Seventeenth St tate, situate in the County of Los RADIO SALES & SERVICE CO. Angeles, State of California, and THESE AND MANY OTHER ITEMS STILL OH SALE SATURDAY 1326 Fifth Street 131—Attractive bungalow. 1 bedroom BBS bounded and described as follows: BLUE RIBBON and A 1 _ extra bad. yard; aarage. ISU Stanford. Lot tl, Tract 9456. as per map BUDWEISER MALT .... "TlC LIMITED NUMBERS—COME EARLY VERY detlrable 3-room cottage; hardwood recorded in book ttl, page 30 of Other Philco Models From $37-50up HOOTS; shrubs. 1435 Berkeley. maps, standing in the name of PHILCOTRANSITONE... i now radio lor imtee

<***-* PAGE TWENTY-FOUR EVENING OUTLOOK, BANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1931 $6 WORTH OF Lindbergh Won t SALUTE TO BE GIVEN WALKER SACRAMENTO, Nov. 20 (U.R. — A Try (or Records 15-gun salute will be given Mayor James J. Walker, of New York, when he arrives here next week for JrVill Devote Future Time a personal appeal to Governor -Rolph to free Tom Mooney. to Transport Aviation Governor Rolph had dispatched Line Development a telegram to Mayor Walker today asking him to stop off at the state MIAMI, fla., Nov. 20 UPi—Col. capital here on his way to San Francisco, where the conference •Charles A. Lindbergh is leaving will be held. aviation records of the future to In his characteristic jovial man­ Somebody else. ner, the governor decided on the salute after conferring with the He said here last night he has no adjutant general's office and learn­ Intention ot seeking further trans­ ing there was no specified number continental or Intercontinental hon­ of guns to welcome a mayor. ors and indicated be will devote "Then we'll make it 15—I'm sure himself solely to what he termed the that's none too many for Jimmie more important business of trans­ Walker," the governor said. "It will port aviation. only cost the state 86, anyway." On his arrival here to fly the In preparation for the conference American Clipper, big amphibian of with Mayor Walker and Attorneys Pan-American Airways, on a part of Prank P. Walsh and Aaron Sapiro, her maiden commercial trip to the governor ordered that all tran­ Cristobal, Canal Zone, he said: scripts in the Mooney case, filling "Of course, it's lot of fun plan­ more than a dozen volumes, be sent ning those trips ahead of time, but to San Prancisco. Pure Silk, Plain Color, Washable the transcontinental record now seems to be in very good hands and A large cotton mill is to be built I have no Intention of seeking it." in Aleppo, Syria. Flat Crepes Complete range of street and pas­ COAT MAKERS WANTED tel shades. A quality you have often paid $1.95 a. yard for. Extraordin­ ary special for Saturday only— in our store window Apply 9:30 A. M.—5:30 P. M. demonstrates HAMNER & SON MEN'S TAILORS ls>l I i r\s YM r\sto> Sale of 1091 Broxton Avenue Westwood Village ft *>si**ry Umbrellas You know how fast a garter And to celebrate the oc­ run can ravel a ruinous streak casion we offer you Prepare for the rainy season. Here down ths leg of any ordinary stocking. Now see how snrely, is a value. Rain-proof umbrellas in Beautiful how positively, the red Bun- Rollins Pure Silk stop of Rollins Hosiery puts black and colors. Pretty handles GREAT SAVINGS X^V a atop to embarrassing garter runs. Hosiery with over-arm strap— The stocking top can be cut Chiffon weight. All the season's Cretonnes to shreds—given greater abuse ON YOUR colors. Prove to yourself their than any stocking could ever A gay, new assortment to beautify receive from UM strain of superiority. These on sale fcXMAS -f the home. Dark, medium and light­ garters and supporter clasps SATURDAY ONLY! —but the legs of Rollins Run- er grounds. A special to give impe­ stop Hosiery are safe from GIFTS tus to this sale event at garter runs and stay aa good as new. Witness thla demonstration. A real live model fat our display windows shows how the dain­ ty red line at the hem top of 7 Yards Rollins Runstop Hosiery saves O^f every pair for longer wear. Scarfs and Neckwear & 149 PAIRS Children's Beautiful Ascot shape silk scarfs in Wash attractive prints for women. Neck­ Box Assortments Rubber Boots wear in dozens of good shapes for Misses' and Children's Dresses present wear. $1.35 to $1.50 value Smart little garments, Christmas Cards fashioned from fine print­ Sizes 8,9,10,11,12,13, ed fabrics. Cleverly styled, perfectly proportioned and 16 beautiful cards to a box. Cards 1 and 2 fastidiously finished. Sizes you'll be proud to send. Attractive 6 to 14. A new low price ^