rOB-ACST TSMPESATV-aS Ftlr tonltht aaa Tue*__*t cooler to­ High fl (put St hour*. S a. a.) Low tl night: moderate northwest wind* att ahore. 8 A. M. READINGS IH OTHER CTTt-S OCEAN TIDES Los Anteles Mi Salt Lake Clt» __SS Hlth Low Tampa 70l Denver St Pittsburgh 42|New York tt I:t9 a.m.; 10:01 p.m.,l:!4 ».m.; 3:49 p.m. Oe* Moines 54; Kansas City 62 am USES I KFH SETS EVE LOOM New Orleans wa*" Frtneiaco — • 08 o'clock MS o'clock Boston tllNew Tork , „ «« Devoted to Developing the Great Bay District Member Associated Preaa—Established Oct IS* 1875 VOLUME LVH NUMBER 259 SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1931 PRICE TWO. CENTS ARREST OF MURDER SUSPECT'S HUSBAND ORDERED! Wins New Delay Has Close Call Weds Film Star Deferred Pledge Plans for World Here's How You Mrs. Judd, in Grip of Terror, Near Plan Stressed in Stability Born of Mav Have to Aid Collapse in Court as Counsel Splits Appeal (or Funds War Debt Parley States Jobless During Fugitive Warrant Hearing Chest Matt Fill Coffers Hoover-Laval Conference List Luxuries Taxed Under to Adequately Cere Raises German, French Proposed Law to Levy Wife, Secretary el Clinic Buron Fitts Aids Arizona for Unemployed Hopes of Recovery on Retail Sales Doctor Face Quizzing on Officers in Demand for Their Alleged Hunt for Immediate Extradition of Deferred payment pledges WASHINGTON, Oet 26 SACRAMENTO, Oct. 26 Notes in Death Cottage Confessed Phoenix Killer to cover the $23,000 yet need­ (AP)—A new deal to lighten (UP)—If California decides to ed to fill Santa Monica's Com­ the world's enormous budget impose a sales tax on luxuries munity Chest were being of war .debts and reparations or semi-luxuries, as proposed sought today from hundreds became the next goal of inter­ by members of the state BULLETIN of Santa Monica citizens who have national statesmen today as Pre­ legislature, youll contribute toward Arrest ef Dr. William C. Judd, husband of Winnie Rath not yet given their share to tttt mier Laval, of France, sped home­ unemployment relief every time you city's fund for unemployment relief, ward after his conferences with smoke a clgaret or go to the movies. v Judd, confessed "trunk killer," this afternoon was ordered welfare work, and character build­ President Hoover. Here Are Prieee ^: . vf on a complaint charging him with practicing medicine ing. A specific program of reduction, Prices to be paid on weU known without a license. The complaint against the physician, Arrangements were made by born of a French-American agree­ "staples" with the minimum pro­ an admitted narcotic user, was Issued by the city prose­ chest officials today to publish be­ ment for united effort toward world posed tax added would be: cutor's office at the request of Albert Carter, special agent fore the close of the week a com­ stability, was discussed by toe two Ruth Nichols barely escaped Popular brands of. cigarets—17 plete list of all those who have giv­ leaders and now will be put to the with her life today when her cents a package (tax $1 per $1,000. for the state board of medical examiners. A warrant for en $25 or more to the chest. test of practical application. plane burst into flames as toe Pour of your favorite nickel arrest of the physician was issued at once. The charge, it Urge Deferred Pledgee First Move Germany's opened the throttle preparatory cigars—21 cents. Leaders directing the drive say The initiative is to be left to Ger­ to a start for New Tone from A package of chewing gum—6 '•?*••'*•,:<$. was disclosed, grew eet of the physician's "alibi" at the time they would rather get a deferred many, who is expected to ask soon Louisville, Ky. She jumped, but cents. it had been reported he might have been In Phoenix at the pledge for $25, payable in install­ for relief from her reparations. toe plane was destroyed. A four-bit movie—53 cents. ments convenient to the donor, than A 25-cent bottle of ginger ale— : :mr'--.m^ time hto wife shot and killed Mrs. Agnes Anne Le Rol and France is expected to agree, provid­ Au.rt.tt4 *rtn Phot. a casta contribution of $10 from the Al Capone won a temporary ed the war debts are readjusted, and 27 cents. Miss Hedvig Samuelson. same person. Persons who have A 50-cent package of malt—60 Winifred Coe of San Fran­ delay tn his scheduled trip to the United States is ready to con­ cents (flat tax of 10 cents per given less than a day's wages or one Leavenworth penitentiary today sider proposals for such a readjust­ cisco (above) was quietly mar­ day's Income are asked to increase when the Chicago circuit court ment. package. HOENIX, AliS., Oct. 26 the amount of their gift to at least Aviatrix Escapes Beauty Aids Listed ried to Richard Dix last week, OS ANOELES, Oct. M of appeals announced that it that sum, in order to make sura Neither Mr. Hoover nor M. Laval Lipstick, faee powder, beauty the ceremony taking place ln (UP)—That Miss Evelyn (UP)—Ih Che first ef the would decide on a plea for a writ was in a position to commit his that the city's unemployed ade­ of supersedeas tomorrow. creams and lotions, eyebrow pencil's Yuma, Arts. P Nace, secretary to Dr. W. L many court appearances quately will be cared for this winter. government definitely, Any cur­ and all Milady's cosmetics would fall Cheat workers are emphasizing tailment of war debts owed tbs under the proposed tax of 5 per O. Sweek, chief surgeon at the she will have to make ln fac- United States eventually must have Death in Flames cent. continuously tin fact that a sacri­ the approval of congress, where toe Orunow Memorial clinic,Ung the charge that she mur­ fice ia needed to make possible an opposition already ls preparing to Emphasizing the fact that he was knows more than she . dered two of her girl adequate relief program this year. Needle Guild to give battle. Tbe French parliament Ruth Nichols' Airplane not advocating any one of the vari­ Ganton to Sing has so far divulged I friends, Winnie Ruth They realise that it may be difficult might veto any cut in German rep­ ous proposed sales taxes, Rolland A. about the events ( Judd was arraigned for many to make a large cash con­ arations. Destroyed by File et Vandergrift, state director of leading up to the dou- I here today on a fugi­ tribution Just at this time and urge finance, estimated toe amounts to ble "trunk murder," I tive warrant. tbs use of the deferred payment Both president and premier, how­ Louisville Airport te yielded annually under the vari­ for which Mrs. Win- | ever, rely apparently on the force ous taxes as follows: The arraignment plan, by which tha donor meets his At Civic Dinner nie Ruth Judd, now \ was a mere formality Collect Clothes Of circumstances and toe appeal of Cigarets, $5,000,000. pledge in installments. LOUISVILLE, Ky., Oct. 26 (.I'"— being held In Los An- 1 to place her in tas Thus far only 60 persons have economic betterment to carry toe Ruth Nichols' monoplane caught Theater and other amusement geles, has confessed, ls . point. tickets, $3,000,000. jurisdiction of the given $100 or more to the chest fire today as she was warming up belief of John Brink- | Los Angelea courts, fund, whereas it is believed that New Garments Solicited Cigars, smoking and chewing Pioneer Days Theme Song Laval Firm on Armaments to take off for New York and she tobacco and snuff (5 per cent), erhoff, chief investi­ but Mrs. Judd acted for a dty of Santa Monica's wealth by Women Who Sew Only vague possibilities appeared barely leaped from a window of the to Be Heard Again gator fog the Marico­ aa if her trial for the there should be at least 250 or 300 $2,500,000. today that toe war debt cut would cockpit ln time to escape toe flames. Intrastate stock transfers, 31.- pa county attorney's slayings Of Miss Hed­ persons giving that amount. for Poor Families be accompanied by that reduction The young aviatrix half stumbled et Chamber Event office. vig Samuelson and New Pledge Card 255.000. of armaments so much desired by as Ste reached the ground, but me­ Bottled, carbonated and cereal Br inker hoff ex­ Mrs. Agnes Le Rol For the convenience of those who in recognition of a need that is President Hoover, From first to The theme song of the pioneer pressed surprise this was starting. chanics grabbed bar and hustled beverages. $527,300. days pageant, "Watching and Wait­ have not yet given, or those who far greater this year than ever be­ last Premier Laval stood firm that her away from the fiery plane be­ Cosmetics, $375,000. morning when in­ Very Nervous wish to increase the amounts of fore, members of the Santa Monica France must remain armed until ing," which was first sung during formed by the United branch of the Needlework Guild of fore she was hurt. The plane was Malt extracts (10 cents a pack­ the 1931 Pioneer Days celebration in She was very ner­ their pledges, a pledge card is being she has a better guarantee of secur­ reported almost a total loss. age), $200,000. Press that Miss Nace vous, tbe first time printed in tonight's edition of the America are concentrating their ity. That the United States would Santa Monica, will be one of the and Mrs. Sweek, wife efforts on the annual Ingathering Bunt of Flame Dealers' licenses. $90,000. she has acted so Evening Outlook. This ean be giv­ give any such guarantee, however, Bureau Planned selections to be sung by John Gan­ of the clinic surgeon, since her surrender en to any chest solicitor or taken of new clothes for the poor. Every­ was so far out of toe question that She was taxiing her Lockheed- ton, noted Santa Monica singer, at one ln the Bay district who can The informatien prepared by Van- rushed Into the mur­ and she appeared or mailed to chest headquarters, the premier did not even suggest it. Vega monoplane aver the turf to degrift has teen submitted to the the Community dinner to be given der cottage less than near exhaustion. 1436 Fourth street, telephone 24069. possibly do so is asked to bring or warm it up when the accident oc­ by the Santa Monica-Ocean Park send to Santa Monica Bay Womans The more tangible immediate re­ joint legislative unemployment com­ two minutes-iter toe Because of tte A telephone call will send a solicitor sults of toe negotiations embraced a curred. Spectators saw a burst- ot mittee, seeking new revenues to Chamber of Commerce at the Mlra­ police arrived and im­ to any address. clubhouse oo November 9 at least flame as gasoline poured out from mar Hotel tonight at 7 o'clock. crowd that jammed two new garments. This contribu­ pledge ol mutual aid to preserve toe raise a fund for unemployment re­ mediately began the courtroom to see At a meeting early today of French and American monetary a valve. lief. This number will follow the pres­ searching for "any the woman who ad­ colonels of the various divisions, it tion, or its equivalent in money, will There were shouts from mechanics constitute membership in the Guild. systems on the gold standard, to Organization of the tax research entation, for the first time, of the notes the women may mitted shooting her was agreed that each group volun­ cooperate in toe stabilization of in­ of "Cut it off, cut it off," but be­ bureau created by the last legis­ Chamber of Commerce motion pic­ have left." former roommates to tarily should assume responsibility Volunteer service of those ln ternational exchange and to work fore Miss Nichols could cut off toe lature under the state board of ture record of the great pioneer days Aiucialra Prtu Phot. death and shipping engine she had to leap. The flames Women Questioned for raising a definite quota in or­ charge of the ingathering aad dis­ unitedly for the liberation, not only equalization will be completed at parade. This information Winnie Ruth Judd their bodies from der to assure the success of the ap­ tribution makes the work of the or­ of frozen securities, but of what threatened to reach the main gas once, the new bureau devoting its tank any moment, but despite that Special musical attractions have was not passed on to the county at­ I Phoenix to Los Angeles as luggage, peal. ganization a charitable enterprise Mr. Hoover calls "frozen confi­ attention to the study of local taxa­ been arranged for the program in torney's office by the police, Brink- it was necessary to bring her into • Participating in this canvass will in every sense of tbe word, for there dence." No more French attacks on a group of attendants rushed up tion problems. with fire extinguishers. addition to the showing of the par­ erhoff said, and he is at a loss to the court room through a rear en­ be the following chairman and col­ is absolutely no expense attached. the value of the American dollar are This was the announcement of ade film, and the speaker of the account for the failure of the city trance. onels, aided by hundreds of work­ AM in Distribution expected. French gold withdraw­ The accident was caused by a Gov. James Rolph, Jr., today, fol­ evening will be Colvin B. Brown, di­ investigating officers to report it. ers: als from New York already are be­ stream of gasoline that suddenly lowing a scries of conferences with The arraignment developed a Aid In the distribution of the Russell L. Wolden, president of the rector of commercial organization Miss Nace was the first of the sharp clash between attorneys that' Advance gifts—Paul R. Smith, clothing is given by the schools, the ing halted. burst from beneath the plane. At­ activities of the United States chairman; Morton H. Anderson, tendants at Bowman field said they California County Assessors' asso­ material witnesses to be called in led to the withdrawal from the case Council of Social Welfare and the "Real Progress" Made ciation and San Francisco assessor, Chamber of Commerce. Brown's Of Richard Cantillon and Milan acting chairman. Business division Santa Monica Bay Womans Club, believed a dump valve had been re­ for examination today. She arrived A long official statement, issued leased by the vibration of the en­ relative to preliminary details of the close association with men of na­ at the offices of County Attorney Medigovich, associates of Louis which sponsors the Needlework organization work. tional standing and his knowledge Russill. (Continued on Page 13, Column 8) Guild in the Bay district. last night from the White House, gine. Lloyd J. Andrews shortly before 10 set forth in general terms the scope Loss $10,000 of national affairs place him in a o'clock, accompanied by her uncle, Russill advised the court that he Mrs. David Luckham, chairman position to speak authoritatively on represented the defendant, while] of the Guild work, stated today in and accomplishments of the Friday- Miss ' Nichols, bespattered with Bees Offer Problem Harry Nace, prominent theatrical Reserve Officers to-Sunday conferences. It was liquid from the fire extinguishers, subjects of vital importance to man, and her attorney. Brinkerhoff Medigovich stated that lie and! answer to many inquiries: sponsored jointly by President Hoo­ everyone at the present time," said immediately ushered her into An­ Cantillon were acting for Mrs. To Discuss Plans "As this is strictly a 'garment or­ said she was not frightened and de­ For Humane Officer John L. S. Cooke, chamber secre­ Judd. ganization' the work in no way ver and Premier Laval, and most of clared she would be in the air again drews' office, where toe interroga­ Santa Monica Bay district reserve yesterday was occupied In casting as soon as she could get another The winter tourist season is here. tary. tion of all witnesses was conducted. Orders Woman to Decide overlaps with the activities of the At least, this is the observation officers of the United States army Community Chest but rather sup­ English and French official texts plane. Reservations for the dinner have Mrs. Sweek will be questioned "Let the defendant decide wbo will meet tonight in the conference into thoroughly harmless diplomatic made by E. C. Wohlforth. humane been pouring in at the Chamber of plements it." She estimated the loss at $10,000, officer, who can report the unwel­ later in the day. Others to be ex­ her counsel is," the court ordered. room of the Evening Outlook build­ phrase. The task of fitting toe expla ning the plane cost $25,000, Commerce, but it was announced amined will include several business ing at 7:30 to take up the fall in­ Many Help Work right word into toe right place took come arrivial of at least four that special arrangements had been Mrs. Judd whispered to her hus­ but tnat the motor could be sal­ swarms of bees in Santa Monica men and physicians whose names band, Dr. William Judd, and then struction program and to decide The members of Banta Monica so much time and patience that vaged. She said she would stay here made to take care of a few addi­ Bay Womans Club sew throughout during the past week. have been connected with the mys­ said: upon detail, of several contemplated when it was finished Undersecre­ to take care of dismantling toe Ship tional guests this evening, and terious case. social events. the year for tha organization, as do tary Mills announced, out of the The coming of the bees was just tickets will be available as long as "My husband tells me that my at­ for reconstruction if toe factory de­ torney is Mr. Russill." The meeting is under the auspices the young women of the Assistance sired to have that done. as unwelcome as a gangster inva­ accommodations can be made. Tick­ Denies Witness Missing of the Santa Monica Bay chapter, Guild of the club, and women of the (Continued on Page 13, Column 5) sion, and expert bee-keepers were ets are one dollar each, and the John L. Brinkerhoff, chief Inves­ The following statement First Presbyterian church of Santa The dump valve, she said, gave summoned by the city to come to Reserve Officers' Association of the her some trouble in California, but event will be informal. tigator far the county attorney's of­ made public by Medigovich: United States, but all reserve officers Monica. the rescue of beleaguered house­ fice, and O. A. Rodgers, assi^ant "Ever since Louis P. Russill as­ Those desiring more information she had a new one Installed there. holders. Inasmuch as it is illegal are invited. In the Instructional Supervisors Back She talked while city firemen ar­ county attorney, denied rumors sociated us ln toe case of Mrs. Win­ may call toe officers. They are: to keep bees in toe eity, Wohlforth published in certain California nie Ruth Judd there has been con­ session, Capt. W. A. Falk, Cav. Mrs. Luckham, president; Mrs. rived and after half an hour's work, believes toe swarms must have es­ 36 Cities to Urge IDOL), Will speak on map and aerial Moratorium Appeal Anally extinguished the flames. newspapers that Miss Lucille Moore, stant friction and disagreement. Oeorge Warren, Mrs. Arthur Web­ caped from some of the apiaries Disarmament Plans a witness, was missing. We have been unable to agree "With photograph reading. er, Mrs. Elmer Lucas, vice presi­ LOS ANGELES. Oct. 36 (CNS)— The Rye, N. Y., aviatrix who had in the canyons leading into the By unanimous vote, toe board of landed here yesterday from Oak­ NEW YORK, Oct. 26 (.I1)—Thirty- "She moved to avoid being an­ Mr. Russill as to the policies to be dents; Mrs. Louis Blatz, secretary: Santa Monica mountains. followed in this case. We feel we Mrs. Morton Anderson, assistant supervisors today approved resolu­ land. Cal., after getting lost ln the six cities have arranged to unite an noyed by reporters Brinkerhoff said. Giannini Predicts tion of Supervisor Frank L. Shaw Armistice day, November 11, in na­ have discharged our duty to our secretary, and Mrs. Kate Fogel, early morning, but still making "I know where ato is and will eall client. However, we feel discord treasurer. calling upon Oov. James Rolph, Jr. what is believed to be a new dis­ Young worth to Talk tion-wide plans for disarmament, her in for questioning prior to the Prosperity Return to consider a declaration of a mora­ tance record for women, first no­ Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, presi­ inquest, which will be held tomor­ among defense counsel ina matter LOB ANOELES, Oct. 26 (CNS)— torium upon mortgage payments for of this kind might Jeopardise our ticed something wrong from toe At Masonic Dinner dent of the Carnegie endowment for row or Wednesday.*' client's position and we believe the Forecasting a return of prosperity small homes owned by unemployed frantic signals of mechanics. Xt was international peace, announced to­ through a world realization of tlie Hurley Cites Need persons. Leo Youngworth, past Imperial Miss Moore is the nurse who at­ only proper course for us is to with­ doubtful If she heard their cries potentate of the Shrine, and one ot day. The cities include Salt Lake tended a party with J. J. Halloran. financial interdependence of all na­ The proposal calls for agreement City, Denver, Los Angeles, San draw. This we have done." For leland Reform between the major mortgage hold­ above the roar of toe motor. the most distinguished Masons ta wealthy Phoenix business man, and tions. Dr. A. H. Giannini, of New Miss Nichols throttled down her Francisco and Seattle. Medigovich then announced too York City, newly appointed chair­ WASHINGTON, Oet 26 (A>>—Op­ing corporations to defer demands the United States, ls announced as two other men at Mrs. Judd's house withdrawal of himself and Can­ position to Philippine independence for payment upon the workers' engine before getting out, but had the speaker at toe next monthly the Thursday night before the tillon. man ef the California executive bad only a moment in which to es­ dinner to be given for Masons of committee of tbe Bank of America, until certain economic reforms are homes for a period of about a year killings. Mrs. Judd was half-supported by accomplished was expressed to to prevent large numbers of fore­ cape. The accident occurred just as the Santa Monica Bay district. Kiwanians to Hear Arrived at the Biltmore hotel today she gave the motor "toe gun" for According to Harry Cowen, who U two detectives as she came into to establish residence here. President Hoover by Secretary Bur- closures. MRS. JUDD AGREES TO Municipal Judge Wllber Curtis' ley, just back from a study of con­ the warming up after ahe had in­ making arrangements for this event, Advertising Talk spected the refueling and checking the dinner will be held November 4 RETURN TO PHOENIX court. Her husband and her broth­ ditions in the islands. Charles A. Horrworth, field sec­ er, B. J. McKinnell, accompanied Predict More Rain Rescuers Push On up oa toe monoplane and had stu­ at 6:30 p. m. ln the Santa Monica retary of toe All-Year club of LOS ANGELES, Oct. 26 (U.R)—A her. died weather reports for the New Masonic Temple, Tenth street and Southern California, will deliver an startling new theory aa to how Mrs. For Northern Area Chain Tax Upheld To Save Lost Men York flight. Santa Monica boulevard. Reserva­ address on "Southern California's Ruth Judd received a pistol wound She was dressed ln a black cos­ tions must be made because of the Formula for Growth," at the meet­ in her hand was advanced today tume, brought by her relatives just BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. SB W- MOCANAQUA, Pa., Oet. 26 <__•>— large number of visitors expected, before court was called. All her By Supreme Court Rescue gangs working continuously ing of toe Santa Monica Kiwanis as the' "nerveless blonde" from Fair weather for tta Pacific coast Ballot Issues to by telephoning either 22218 or 28133. club tomorrow at toe Mlramar ho­ Phoenix threw her awn defense other civilian attire has been seised today was forecast by the weather WASHINGTON, Oet as un— since Saturday night have been un­ as evidence. able te reach six men trapped in tel. Robert Kelly is ln charge of toe camp tato confusion by agreeing bureau at the end of the season's North Carolina's tax of $50 on each program. Returned to Oal first rainy spell. Possible showers, chain store lit tbs stale was sus­ toe West End Coal Co. mine behind Be Decided Soon Doolittle Returns tentatively to return to Arizona and heavy falls of coal following an ex­ face murder charges. The formality of placing Mrs. tomorrow, however, were forecast. tained by the supreme court today. Ordinances determining, what Judd In Jurisdiction of the local plosion. Any hope of finding the bond Issues and propositions shall From Mexico City While her husband and attorneys miners alive was abandoned yester­ go on toe ballot at the December 1 ST LOUIS. Bib., Oct. 36 (U.R)— courts was taken care of by Judge day. made almost frantic efforts to Curtis by setting a hearing on the municipal election are now being James H. Doolittle landed at Lam­ prevent her extradition and to sup­ fugitive warrant Novembers. prepared by toe city attorney's bert-St. Louis field at 2:13 p. m., port her claim that she killed, two Mrs. Judd then was taken bbek offioe, and wUl be ready for pre­ E. S. T, today, completing a two- TONIGHT girl friends in self-defense, Mrs. to her cell In county jail. Her only Late News Briefs YES, ITS.TRUE sentation to the council within a stop flight from Mexico City In sev­ Santa Monica-Ocean Park Cham­ Judd told Sheriff James McFadden part ta the court proceedings was day or two, Chester L. Coffin re* en hours and 28 minutes. ber of Commerce dinner, Mlramar ported today. Doolittle, who made a dawn to hotel, 6:30 p. m. (Continued on Page 5, Cols. 2, 3) (Continued on Page 5, Cols. 5, 8) BAER, RISKO MATCHED FOR SAX FRANCISCO BOOT That peacocks are permitted to dusk flight from Ottawa, Canada. Community stag. Ocean Park au­ SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26 (AP)—Max Baer, of Oakland, run at large on toe grounds of toe Auditorium Granted to Mexico City last week, left thai ditorium, 8 p. m. Uplifters club in Rustle canyon, Mexican capital in his racing plane Santa Monica Symphony orches­ and Johnny Risko, Cleveland heavyweight, will meet here adding a touch cf color to the To Creditor Group at 6:45 a. m., C. S. T. He stopped tra rehearsal, 1347 Fifth street, 8 scenery. en route at Brownsville, Tex., ano I p. m. PLEDGE CARD the night of November 9 ln a 10-round bout, the first to be Permission for the use of toe Shreveport, La. held ln the new baseball plant of the San Francisco Seals. Ocean Park auditorium was given Sixteenth District Democratic In consideration of toe needs of the social agencies of the com­ That Jack Van Noy, boxer who creditors of toe Bay Cities Guaran­ club, Horance Mann school, Bev­ munity, I hereby subscribe and agree to pay to recently fought Max Baer at Oak­ ty Building-Loan association by tbs Hoover Lauds U. S, erly Hills, 8 p. m. MAY HAIZLIP INJURED WHEN PLANE CRASHES land, lives at 1332 Twenty-third eity council at its meeting today, CLARKSVILLE, Tenn., Oct. 26 (AP)—Mrs. May Haizlip, street, Santa Monica. the auditorium being requested for Radio Enterprises TOMORROW The Santa Monica Community Chest the sum of %...... Saturday night, November 28, fol­ WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 (U.R) — Santa Monica Kiwanis club, Mlra­ aviatrix, was injured at the airport here today as her mono- lowing the band concert. mar hotel, at noon. That there are more people be­ President Hoover today addressed payable quarterly or as follows: ______.„______._ coupe fell 71 fast on taking oft for St. Louis. She took part tween toe ages of Se and 44 in the national convention of radio Santa Monica Towne club, Car­ in an air show here yesterday. Santa Monica than of any other broadcasters, meeting Ul Detroit, mel hotel, at noon. age group. Of toe city's 37,146 In­ Salaries of Judges from the White House. He said that Prohibition rally, First Presby­ Signed , ; habitants, 5,957 are in this classi­ the American policy of malrl"g radio terian church, 7:30 p. m. BROKEN NECK FATAL TO ARMY FOOTBALL PLAYER fication. Not to Be Reviewed broadcasting a private Instead of a Santa Monica Association of NEW HAVEN, Conn., Oet 26 (UP)—Richard B. Sheridan, WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 UP>—Sal­ governmental enterprise has "avoid­ Apartment Owners and Operators, Home Address — Army football player* died late today of a broken neck, suf­ That there are 953 people In ary increases given certain Califor­ ed the pitfalls of political and social Elks club, 8 p. m. Santa Monica who are over 75 years nia judges in 1925 win not be re­ conflicts in toe use of speech over United Santa Monica-Ocean Park Business Address ', __.. Telephone.. fered ln the football game with Yale Saturday. old. viewed by the supreme court. the radio." league, Ocean Park library, 8 p.m. Will Your Name be on List of Contributors to Santa Monica Community Chest?

.•_'*' • -PMIE& £#JLGE TWO EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1931 U. S. C. Prepares for Lure Still Bright across the desert trail ln dilapidated i Aa indicative of the number of una* mm Venice Officer Invents Weapon to automobiles teurs Bow prospecting, assayers re- Trojan Homecoming For Prospectors Assaying offices here report *l_—_r+t the,»,._ __ ^,Mittin„„ .„<*..**.. ._.«. Kills Wife, Tot, large increase in the number of|P?1 e / *** ** « *"*.-«« sam- IH lives Qaimed LOS ANGELES, Oet 30 (CNS)— LOS ANOELES, Oct U UP) — samples brought to them for tests. P' » of fool's gold to test. Outshoot Gangster Machine Guns Plans were being made by Univer­ There ls no depression tasth e ranks sity of Southern California today of the Southwest's desert prospec­ VENICE, Oct. 34—Something new for gangsters and bandits to for toe 1S31 Trojan homecoming, tors. In Plane Mishaps worry about is being introduced into police circles by Lieut. Jack Lyons. Commits Suicide scheduled for tbe week of Novem­ From tbe upper reaches of Death motorcycle officer of the Los Angeles police department, a resident of ber 30 to December 5. E. P. Werner, Valley to the Mexicon border, hun­ T*at-to mt. resort. Mornint aad afternoon itc__.j___.er_ dreds of unemployed men have tak­ Ba* (crrtec t* aad from. Salliac 10 a.m. and S.M a.**. Palisades del Rey. Lyons, who formerly was a motorcycle sergeant at the JEFFERSON, O., Oct. 26 (U.B— Of the class of 1917, has been named weak day*; 1* _.m. Saa. fro** Catalina Terminal. Wilm­ ,I)ie in 1 Crash; Hall, Venice division, and wbo is an expert "stunt" rider, is the co-inventor Jay X. Orford, 40-year-old automo­ by the board of directors ef the en up toe lonely trail ta search of ington. Ask about oar L 1 and 3-dar trio*. A—tphiblaa X Noted Broker-Airman of an adjustable pistol chamber and bile dealer, beat his 18-months'-old alumni association as general chair­ riches. planes SB e»ch way. stock." The invention, fitted to an 33 bullets ta place of toe usual six baby to death with a dub, seriously man. A formal football dance and Some nit the desert trail with zp——_., u_axj_____.j_.nj__CATALINA, TICKEui.____e._T_ OPTICurn*. S Plunges to Death automatic pistol, makes it the Mon­ and his co-inventor's new stock wounded his wife and then Shot their supply of food strapped to a 9. —__.• ZtB-ii* _^C5/ t0i •--_» Monlea BI*C S. I arch semi-machine gun," patent ap­ makes it possible to place the weap­ himself to death ill a sudden burst open house for alumni by fraterni­ burro's back. Others not wishing! ties will be features. I O'TRIP blRI THIS CHICAGO, Oct. 26 UP)—Ten per­plied for. on against one's shoulder and shoot of insanity in his home here today. the hardship of walking take out! IN ALU THE WORLD N Lieutenant Lyons carries one of with the same steadiness as a rifle. A second boy, Norman, 13, escap­ ns were killed and another was the guns ta a specially designed The entire chamber can be amp- ing the blows of his father, leaped itically injured ta four airplane scabbard on the front wheel of his tied in about five seconds, accord- [ through a window just as a stove accidents ta various parts of the na­ motorcycle. The gun is locked se­ lag to Lyons. Although the trigger j overturned in the struggle, igniting BISHOP'S PEANUT BUTTER tion yesterday. curely to tbe scabbard but may be must be milled each time a shot ls the house. 0r_» (16-o«.) tr*m . (S-lb.) Five, all men. died when an air­ removed by simply pressing a but­ fired, it is possible, by a simple f 11-1 — — mBUSHED, B7YEARSA 3 50c ton. fer 4_«*V Cin lit, I Can „ plane lost a wing and fell at Al­ The particular firearm which machining operatione gun o, fto th emak pistole .a Thregulare of­ \Early Commitment liance, Neb. The pilot was William Lieutenant Lyons carries is a new ficer may then pullp thTMCf_r»e triggel Thro onlAfy _ I ar Bishop's Chocolate and Cocoa Dovall, of that city, who was flying super .38 automatic. His newly in­ once and as long as he holds it back | Of Girnau Sought SIERRA SWEET MILK CHOCO with William E. Parley, Alliance; vented mechanism, with its addi­ the shells will continue to be fired | LOS ANGELES. Oct. 26 (CNS)— SIERRA SWEET VANILLA Dawes Hollibaugh. Chndron, Neb.; Revelation that Frederic Girnau's "/,-lb.l Cake ««>*- CHOCOLATE- 15c \ Henry Beem. Ashy, Neb., and W. W. tional clip makes it possible to shoot until the chamber is emptied attorney was withdrawing from the C/t-tb.) cake PSTibbetts. Alliance. case today brought a declaration SIERRA SWEET GROUND CREST COCOA— 7c Another pilot, Harry E. R. Hall, j ONE JAIL EMPTY from government authorities that GROCERY CXXB* CHOCOLATE— C/i-lb.) Oan New York broker, plunged 1,500 LORAIN, O, Oct. 38 (U.R)—Some they would demand immediate com­ (•/i-lb) Can .... C/i-lb.) 12c feet to his death during a charity say crime is on the increase, but mitment of the publisher to fed­ SELLS FOR LESS eaa ...... r_ir meet in Jersey City, N. J. Thou­ Court Aspirants George Jennings, turnkey of tne eral prison to begin his eight-year (1-lb.) 17c sands of spectators witnessed the city jail here, will tell you different. • tert m for sending obscene matter An Independent Southern California Institution. Can ...... crackup. His jail ls empty for the first time through the mail. AH stock owned exclusively by the Ralphs. Harold Nichols, Long Beach, Cal.. fenny Wren Ready-Mixed Flour and Clarence Pritchard, 27. Calex- Profits re-invested in Southern California. ixo, Oal., were killed when their bi­ To Address Meet plane plunged 800 feet. Neither was PACKAGE &1C ^a licensed pilot, though they had | iamonds Specials for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, been flying several months . Leaders of the United Santa possess October 26, 27 and 28: Limit t Vat—atea ta a Caatomer Samuel Lang, 19 years old, was Monica-Ocean Park league will in­ fatally injured at the Jersey City itiate a series of get-acquainted ZENITH QUEEN OLIVES [pair meet when struck by a whirling meetings for voters and candidates ALPINE, BORDEN'S, LIBBY'S QUART QQ_, propeller of an airplane standing on by inviting aspirants for the position tU t the field." of police judge to speak at the i/ permanen AND M-M PET MILK JAR ...OOC Miss Mary Dorr, 20. East Cleve­ Ocean Park library at 8 o'clock land, o.. was instantly killed, and tomorrow night. Small Can 4 for HC | Tall Can 4 for IOC Raymond L. Manson, Cleveland, A committee headed by Anthony Limit 4 Caa* a**artcd ar < ot aa? aao kind I* a Ctutoratr. TILLAMOOK CHEESE was critically injured when their Jurich has asked Judge C. A. M. PER plane apparently was forced down Spencer, Milan E. Ryan and Hector 1Q* on a farm near Painesville, O. Baida to outline their ideas regard­ P & G, BEN HUR, CRYSTAL ing the operation of the police WHITE & WHITE KING SOAP POUND * «7C court. Limit S roundi to a Caitomer 22 Bullet Breaks In following weeks it is planned to have the various candidates for LOG CABIN SYRUP Window of House board of education and commission­ 10!%?..25c SMALL— MEDIUM— I LARGE— VENICE, Oct. 26—Belief that the Limit IS Bar* iisorted or 10 of any OM kiwi to a cuitomer. (It'll. OS.) (l.pt. 10-fl. ee.) AZg. (Lqt. 1-pt. er of public safety speak on similar Can 1UI. I 10-fl. oz.) Can. 90c ,22-caliber bullet which crashed programs. Can through a front window of the home 'All it not qolrJ that qlitten neuner it even) brilliant stone of Mrs. Teresa M. Welch, public NEW CROP BRAZIL NUTS worthwhile diamond, vjnli the expert, with the help ol a PER l HONEYMAID GRAHAMS stenographer, of 615 Couer D'Alene d-ib.) 9 nBa, I (2-ib.) avenue, came from the rifle of a Democrats Called powerful fjlais, can accurafcltj determine tne qood from the im­ 19 /nr> boy hunter was the theory expressed Package at for a-tJv I Package 25c To Council Session /a Limit 1 Fattaiea »s*ort«d oe S at aay aao kind te a Customer, today by investigating officers. perfect. A ver-q excellent reason whq qou should allow us to POUND 1-- C The force of the bullet nearly Approximately 50 Bay district quide qou in qour /election ot a stone that will he a constant mwa s spent when it struck. The pel­ democrats are expected to attend Del Monte LimiMelbt 1 Peanda* tHalveo a Ca*t»m*r s Peaches WELCH'S GRAPE JUICE let dropped between the window and the Southern California council ral­ source ot pleasure lor manq qears to come. Quart the screen after going through the ly and meeting tonight at Beverly Bottle 40c glass. Mrs. Welch said that she Hills, Phillip Hill, local chairman, N0 2K<1.LB.140Z.) 2 for 25C 22c was in a direct line with the fire, announced today. GIVE HEP A DIAMOMD EOP CHPISTMA/ .but that she cfmld see no one and The prohibition question will come Limit I Caaa to a Caatomer GOLDEN AGE PRODUCTS believed that the lead dropped over up fer discussion, according to Hill. the roof of a house in front of hers. Dr. Z. T. Mallaby, chairman of the MACARONI, SPAGHETTI (8-oz.) or NOODLES (4-oz.) a* state committee of California, wtll Del Monte Sliced Pineapple Par Package DC NATIVES OUTNUMBERED be presiding officer. Local mem­ Limit 4 racket** snorted or 4 tf aar on* kind to a Customer. NEW YOK, Oct. 38 UP)—New bers of toe party will meet at the 2 ( 1 LB 14 Z ) York. Oct. 26 — New York's na­ school there at 8 o'clock. CAN * . . : -. ^ : . 2 for 25c tive white population is outnum­ Limit I Can* to a Caitomer bered four to one by white persons THEATER MAN SUICIDE I of foreign-born parentage, the city SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26 UP)— KING'/KINGS •census bureau reveals. The figures DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE Luis R. Greenfield. San Francisco CRUSHED PINEAPPLE— . SLICE1 D PINEAPPL1— • are 5.082.025 to 1.505,200. The and Honolulu theater owner, hanged J6W6L NO, I .* (14'/a-oi.) ;. Catholic population is estimated at himself yesterday. Police believe No. 1 (9-ox.) Can O for —OC Cee • *' 34.1 per cent and the Jewish at he was beset by business worries. 1343 Tr.ird Limit S Caa* t* a Caatomer I 27.1 per cent. He was 42 years old. Limit 3 Can* ta a Caitomer CHICKEN A-LA-KING I I ' • DEL MONTE PEARS Here, how Hortnel't Flavor-Sealed Chicken a la Ne. I 9 Ol No. t'/s King ia made: Bigpiecet of fancy milk-fed chicken, d-ib. 4-ox.) Can .... *• for -.' (1-lb. 14-oa.) Ca»n.n . A, for OtfC freth mushrooms and pimiento*, combined with Limit 4 Oaaa ta • Castomer Limit 4 Caa* to a Customer e rich cream tauca made of fre*h cream and milk, froth egg*, and creamery butter from the heart of dia great dairy 3uffetDe (8-01.l ) MontQ. 1 Noe. 1 Fruit(Lib.) 1/»s «fo I NoNOr .. 22'/!Sala a d-lb. d L country...all tealed in individual con­ ;,n ~C | Csn IO I 14-ox. 27c tainer and then cooked hf the turnout DEL MONTE SPINACH Hormel Flavor-Sealed procesa. y No. t (1-lb. 3-oz.) 1 11 Can 12c I. Zn^.! :*-.. :"-? 14c AU ITS FLAVORSEALEDtM Hospital patients sometimes fail Geneva Medium Sweet Peas PARFAY to realize that an Interne is ,(, LB Z) (6-LB.) (For Frjlns, Baklat er Shortening CAN ." *f 2 for 25c CAN .. 99c actually a Doctor, who has passed Limit 4 Caaa ta a Cuitoawr COLGATE'S Lis Medical School tests and been VAN CAMP'S TOMATO SOUP CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP "V through from six to eight years BARS «_* gg^'. 6 for 25c 2 FOR -SOC preparation. 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I MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1931 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PAGE THRE9 Legion Will Join Famous Oklahomans Get Together Girl Scouts in COLDS THAT DEVELOP NOTICE! INTO PNEUMONIA In Nov. 11 Event Church Service Persistent coughs and colda lead to membranes and atop the irritation sai Advocates of Wm. H. Car* serious trouble. You can ttop them now inflammation, while the creosote goee with Creomulsion, aa emulsified creosote on to the stomach. Is absorbed into the Local Post to Enter in Give Pledge Before First tar's alection for mayor will that it pleasant to take. Creomulsion ia a blood, attacks tbe seat ef ths trouble M. E. Church Audience meet Tuesday night* Oct. new medical discovery with two-fold ac­ and checks the growth of the gernu. Celebration Planned tion; it soothes and heals the inflamed Creomulsion ia guaranteed satisfac­ at L. A. Stadium Sunday Morning 27th, at 8 o'clock, for tho membranes and inhibits germ growth. tory in the treatment ef pertitteat purpose of outlining the coughs snd colda, bronchial asthma, With the center section of tbe. Of all known drugs, creosote ia recog­ bronchitia and other forma of respira­ Complying with tha request of the nized by high medical authorities as one Los Angeles county council and pa* church filled with Santa Monica campaign tory diseases, and is excellent for triotic organizations, the Santa Oirl Scouts, the service at the First of the greatest healing agencies for per* building up the system after colds SS Monlea Bay Cities post 133, Ameri­ Methodist Episcopal church at at sistent coughs and colds and other forma flu. Money refunded if any cough et can Legion, wiU Join with approxi­ Fourth street and Arizona avenue of throat troubles. Creomulsion contains, cold, no matter of how long slSiHrig. mately 150 Southern California yesterday morning was especially in addition to creosote, other healing ele­ is aot relieved after taking according American Legion posts tn a mam­ for the Oirl Scouts in celebration of Miles Memorial ments which soothe and heal the infected to directions. Ask year druggist. (advT moth Armistice day celebration at Ob]) Scout'week. The sermon by the Olympic stadium OB November the pastor, Dr. F. O. H. Stevens, Theatre was on the topic, "When Jesus Was 11, it was announced today. Wilshire and Lincoln Blvd. The high light of the afternoon Camp Cook." CREOMULSION ef the historical ceremony will be "Jesus was interested ia the tha benefit football game between Uttle, human affairs of life,'' he University of California at Los An­ said. "We believe that, but do wa POR THE COUGH OR COLO THAT HANGS OM geles and St. Mary's. The Legion- live as though we believed it?" share of the proceeds of tha game Giving a number of instances ln trill be used entirely for relief work tha life of Christ, in which he min­ among ex-service men and their istered ta ttw physical needs of families, H. M. Stansbury, post com­ people, the speaker stressed the need mander here, said today. Of training in all the matters St Tickets to the game may be pur­ home-making and commended ths chased from the local post at 1811 Oirl Scouts for their work along Ocean avenue, and reservations that line. must be made before Saturday, Oe* tober 31, Stansbury said, as the un­ Following the sermon, the girls sold ducats will be returned to tha stood facing the audience and gave head council. Band concerts, fife the Ohl Scout pledge. aad bugle corps competitions and At the evening worship hour at numerous other features are also In­ 7:30 o'clock the congregation Joined cluded on the program tat tbs aft­ tn singing together the hymn, "Dear ernoon. In the evening, members of Lord and Father of Mankind," tha the Bay post will Join with the Bay words of which are by John Green­ cities post of the Canadian Legion **!•*) it •< At sat ramta leaf Whittier. This was beautifully in an entertainment to be held at Will Rogers (left) and Patrick J. Hurley, secretary of war, got illustrated by colored slides during the municipal auditorium under the together in Los Angeles to talk about their home state, Oklahoma, the singing. auspiess of the Canadian veterans. before the war chief departed for the East after a tour of the The evening message was pre­ Both auxiliaries will assist. Philippines. sented in stereopticon slides. Tbe subject, "The Uprising of Mexico," referred not to military affairs, but Carter Will Direct to tha educational advance mads in Mexico ia the past io years Michel*s Campaign Rescue Crew of |Big Shark Gives Colored slides showed a number of the exceptionally fine buildings for E. R. Carter, formerly in the avia­ schools of various sorts which have tion department of the Union Oil been recently built by the govern* Co., and a resident of Santa Moni­ ment as well ss a number of ths ca for the past seven years, was an­ Disabled Vessel Fisherman Fight mission schools conducted by the nounced Friday night, at a meeting ln the Miles playhouse, as director Methodist church. of Mayor Herman Michel's cam­ SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26 (.V> — Ted C. Day, Santa Monica sports­ paign for reelection. Carter, who The Marine exchange received ad­ man, had visions of a nice big hali­ was born in the South, said that he but or a record weight yellowtall Heroic Measures is in public affairs because he likes vices early today saying all mem­ whan he tossed in a line from the them and thinks it is every citizen's bers of tha crew of the Japanese barge Fox yesterday. However, Fail to Save Lad duty to help shape government to freighter Yoro Maru had been saved lightning struck his line and reel IB CLEVELAND, Oct. 36 UB—Arti­ the service of the people. after their ship had seat out distress the form of a 200-pound hammer­ ficial respiration administered after Headquarters, it was announced, calls 300 miles south of Yokohama. head shark. he seemingly was dead, prolonged have been established at 1402 Sec­ Two other vessels, which were not The huge fish was landed after a the life of 9-year-old Peter Alien ond street, and will be open all day. named, were reported standing by. 30-minute tussle in which Day used for 20 minutes today, but then The finance committee for tha cam­ The Yoro Maru, a Japanese coast­ everything but the mast of the proved unavailing. paign will include E. B. Conliss, wise vessel, sent the distress calls barge to tire the monster. Brought The boy died of respiratory par­ chairman; Hugh Logan, Dan Dan- after being caught in a typhoon. to the barge's side after frequent alysis, the cause of which was to hs Ma. Robert L. Wilson. W. Y. Thorn- She is a vessel of 24113 gross tons. reeling in and playing out, the determined by a further examina­ bury, John Neagle, Manley Dan- shark was gaffed and hauled to the tion. forth, Morton H. Anderson, Prank deck. Hanging on display on ths When stethescopes failed to find Pratt, Harry Cowen, John Deck, W. "yard arm" of the municipal pier any beat of the lad's heart, sur­ Is It R. Parks, Ed Slama, Otto J. rail­ Widow Fights for office of Capt. O. C. Olsen today, geons opened a hole into his throat, ing, Ira L. Miller and Austin Mc- Estate of Husband the hammerhead measured more Inserted tubes, and then manually Fadden. Robert Brenke is chair* than eight feet from its blunt nose forced the lungs to breathe. The man of the precinct organization LOS ANOELES, Oct. 36 (CNS)— to its knife edged tail. boy's heart responded for a short committee. Cowen was designated William Anderson and his wife, Au­ time only and then tbe last spark as campaign treasurer. gusta Anderson, occupied twin beds of life died. Hit or Miss... Conliss presided at last night's during their life time together, so Mussolini Favors meeting. The principal speaker be requested in his will that they was Morton H. Anderson. be buried in different cemeteries, as Revision of Debts revealed in a contest over the doc­ NAPLES. Oct. 29 (U.R)—Premier Paraguay President ument, on file today in probate Benito Mussolini, who rose to oourt. power leading the fascist army's One Day Good march oa Roma nine years ago, Relinquishes Power Mrs. Anderson, who stated her has joined the ranks of world lead­ ASUNCION, Paraguay. Oct. 26 UP) husband left property valued at ers clamoring for revision of World —President Jose Guggiari, who de­ about $20,000 at his death last Sep­ war peace treaties and reparations. clared a state of siege last Friday tember 21, contended this provision Addressing the largest audience after serious student disorders, to­ in the will showed her husband was he ever faced, Mussolini told 300,- day handed over the presidential of unsound mind. He bequeathed' 000 Italians here such action was ..One Day Bad? powers to Gonzalez Navero, the vice everything except furniture andf necessary to lead the world from president. S-03 to children by a former mar-j the darkness into which it was It was an informal ceremony at riage. plunged by the World war. the military school and there were indications tbat Senor Navero would announce the personnel of a new cabinet very soon. 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* • * • i PAGE POUR EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1931 Santa Monica Evening Outlook Noble in Motive Who's Who in Santa Monica r OTR: mUkXSYsLHtha P4ST SANTA MONICA PUBLISHING CO. OWNBB ANB rUBUSHEB PHARISEES IN AIR WBTT-. Fret, mat Oca Mar. CBAELES S. WABBBN. Bdlt.t And tt came to pass ln the days _-~ut_ta« Mat. OABi 9. WHITS. AtMcUIr EdlUt Of rush and mush and dyspepsia When Walter Armacost came to the Bay district, he BY HARRIET HENRY that a certain one of tbe scribes started working on a carnation farm in Ocean Park, and OPPICa, FOURTH AND BROADWAY. SANTA MONIOA. OAL PHONS _I33U ate of tbe pie known as custard, for LOS ANGELES BRANCH. 11140 SANTA MONIOA BLVD PHONE 121(3 now, at the age of 53, be mm to Paris or only to Cherbourg?" aa Meond class matter at th* Pottotfle*. Santa Monica, undar th* act ol breakfast. And behold he was Mrs. Muir demanded anxiously. a ISte. PuhUsbcd dally, axctpt Snadat counted queer and tha boneheads owns the largest orchid SYNOPSIS: Europ* lies before Venice looked askance upon him. For ont Muir. boldlnf out tba chance of popu­ "I don't know," said Venice. nursery in this country. a»__js&ad larity la A arm environment, titer rear* Cherbourg. Venice stod lean­ MEMBER Ot THB ASSOCIATED PRESS of the abundance ot their ignorance of toelal failure la New Tork. New peo­ ing over the rail up towards the Aatoelatad. PTCU la txclusl—ij tntltled la tbt UM tar publication ot all new* they were full est faith ln patented In partnership with S. E. Trtdt Mark Bat. V. 8. Patent Offtat ple, wbo do aot know bar quiet, ua- bow, away from the hurry and to tt or oot otbtr-1*. credlttd la tbl* oapar. and also th. local ntw* pub- husks and sawdust that in those No. 49 Tlvacloui btbltt, mar release Vealct days were called breakfast foods, I Royston, and later incor­ from btr telf-conselousnest that ties bustle of disembarking passengers. and they would eat only after thai LECCION CUABENTA Y NTJEVE bar down. Ber mother btt been suc­ There was plenty of time. The porated as Armacost and Repaao Se los Acentos cessful herself, tad urgtntlr wishes tender had not come alongside as manner of their fathers and their Venic* to bt attractive. Discouraged by yet. She could see lt in the dis­ mothers. Royston, he raises a var­ Review of the Accents Venice'* toelal flatness, the proposes to Although this part of the lesson tance through the grey, drear They Balled at Him iety of flowers besides or­ try Ss launch bar la Ptrls. Venice baa sweep of slate water, looking small And they said among themselves: Is titled REVIEW of the accents, tt met a man wltb whom tbt aaa be na­ ls really more than a review; tto tural—Drake Farrelly Altar waiting for and awkward and Inefficient. Gulls The Outlook's Program "All men should oat alike. It is not I chids. Armacost's bobby him to ctll bar, tbt ratalTn a pbone circled about, crying, dipping, seemly that one should depart from is growing orchids, and uses of the written accents are given call from him on tbe nigbt iba It tail­ sweeping upwards again. The Develop a Civic tenter «— Better City Illumination the way of his fathers and eat of in detail for the benefit of every ing. Sa ln*lst* upon coming te ste ber great dun-colored circle of break­ the pie known as custard at this! he has followed tt for student Of Spanish. for a »hort time. When ba arrives, Mrs. Muir mtkes sure of bla family back­ water was like a parenthesis brack­ Widen the Beach Road—Better Schools and More unholy hour." So they railed at about 18 years. (e) D acento escrito—The writ­ ground. She leaves lo dote the bags. eting the port. At one end the him. They guyed him in the mar­ ten accent, sometimes separates a much to Venice'* relief. shore of France with its small Adequate Facilities—Adopt City Managei form ket place and buffeted him with A native of Baltimore, buildings huddled dose to the their wit in the feasting places. diphthong into two syllables, (tte Md., he lived there until diptongo—a diphthong, is a combin­ water, ao many peasants chilly and sf Government — Support Metropolitan Water I They wagged their heads and held'. CHAPTER 13 poor ln the wanness of early morn­ I up at him the finger Cf derision. he was 21 years old, wben ation of two vowels, one a "strong CHERBOURG ing light. District Projects . . . And the words they uttered waxed be went up to New York vowel," such as a, e or o, and the I fearful with warning. There were other a "weak" vowel, such as a or "I can see why you crave social Walking quickly along the deck murmurings among them that his state and worked to i in one syllable.) Far ejempio—for success. Tour mother has it and she knew a sudden sharp excite­ days ware numbered. example: Pollcia—police, pro­ has told you that you must have ment. It was all going to be a new greenhouses in James­ nounced po-li-Cl-a; without tea beginning. He Laughs Hoarsely it, too," Drake said. "Where have you been, Venice?" town fer two years* From written accent over the i this word "Exactly. But lt is important. Los Angeles and the Battle Fleet But tha scribe went his way. He I would be pronounced po-LI-cia, be­ Mrs. Muir caught her arm. As laughed hoarsely at their jibes and there he went to Cleve­ What else has a girl?" usual she was nervous and dis­ Tba chamber of commerce at San Pedro Is fully awake cause tt is a diphthong and is only "Books and theaters and real 1 ate his fill of the pie known as land, O., where be stayed one syllable. The word graciaa— trait at their disembarking. to the fact that San Francisco Ls scheming to be made the custard, as was his wont. For ha friends and a hobby or a job if she Venice gave a start. said within hltnffif hath tt not six months. thanks, is pronounced GRA-cias be­ likes." Tm sorry, Mother. I was just up home port of the battle fleet. Northern politicians have In­ been said unto me by the doctors Coming to California, cause no written accent occurs and . "Not In my family. Books or the­ the deck a little way. There isn't augurated a vigorous campaign with this end in view. The that custard pie is pleasing to the be worked in Ocean Park the cias is one syllable. Otra aters are merely to fill In gaps be­ any real rush. They haven't even situation calls for the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce to enzymes in tne stomach of man, ejempio—another example: Hacia tween Invitations. A hobby would put the gangplank across yet." in the early morning, even while ii and later started his own IHA-cia) means toward; hacia be eccentric, a Job vulgar If you They joined the other passengers back the smaller and keenly alert body at the harbor ln the is yet night, and also at tbe even­ business ln Ocean Park. (ha-Cl-a) means was. didn't need the money. crowding towards the rail. fight to protect the rights of the South. tide? Continuari "Poor Venice. Hemmed in by the "My throat hurts," complained Rent With Pain Moving up to Sawteiie, 18 viewpoint of the Victorians. If there is not complete recognition of tbe Importance of "What do you think about things? Mrs. Muir. "This raw air. f think And does tt not come to pass, he years ago, he has had his El Cuerpo Humana I'm getting a bad cold." the issue it is time for the people of this section to be aroused asked within his own heart, that Do you like business?" "what a shame," said Venice those who refuse to eat of tha pie own greenhouses there The Human Body "I'm a struggling architect. That's with that perpetual forced sym­ i and to unite in protection of their interests. When the same known as custard in tha early since that time. He lives (Continued from Mo. 46) why the firm sent me to Florida. pathy for her mauler's Uttle ail­ group of northern politicians decided they would like to have watches of the day are ofttlmes So I could struggle with a beastly at 1116 Carmelina ave­ After a short interlude Intended epidemic of cheap bungalows down ments. rent with an agony of pain in the to break the monotony of el cuerpo "Oh, Venice, I was afraid I the dirigible base moved close to San Francisco, they went vermiform appendix and moan to nue, Brentwood Heights. there." humano, we continue this subject "Nice. An architect. Toe can wouldn't see you say au revolr." ahead and caused the removal. They were able to do this heaven to take them hence to end His nursery ls one of with She turned at the touch on her i because of t. preponderance of representation at Washington. their suffering? But behold instead, imagine things and later see them elbow. He was a nice boy, blond art they not borne forth from their the most interesting places for sightseers to visit in Las Extreniidades Superiores in marble and steel." Ibeir course was made easy by apparent indifference of the The Upper Extremities "You're SO jumps ahead of me. and freckled, some years younger homes by stretcher-bearers and Southern California, and many Bay district residents El brato—the arm. than herself, the only person who section that was to lose by tbe change. There could be no given over unto the mercies of the My imagined things are only seen had danced with her more than knife and become henceforth the have been visitors at bis nursery. He is well known ln El codo—the elbow. in stucco or shingle." EI antebrazo—the forearm. once on board, who had tried to be excuse for such indifference now that the lesson has been proud bearers of a scar, concerning Santa Monica, and his lectures on orchids ln Santa Mon­ /"Why did you say I have an ln- really friendly with her. the length of which they ofttlmes La muneca—the wrist. feriority complex, Drake?" taught. ica have interested many audiences intensely. La mano— the hand* "Goodbye, Johnny. Have a lovely Happily tt will be impossible to take action so hastily that are given to talking till i.lends rise "We must go, Venice. The taxi's summer." and go their ways to other engage­ derecho-a—right; here. I am sorry, Mr. Fan-elly." Tm going to be In London for a the northern plan can be considered by a congress so lopsided ments, of which before they had ixquierdo-a—left. Mrs. Muir came rustling into the week, then on to Paris. Will you In relation to personnel from this state. Tbe threatening never thought? La palma—the palm. room. be there then?" He Boys More Who's News Today Los dedos— the fingers. "Good-bye, Drake," said Venice. "Yes. The Westminster." situation makes ail the more imperative tbe necessity for a And having said this within him­ By LEMUEL F. PARTON Las unas—the nails. All her awkwardness had returned. "Good. I'll look you up. We'll fair division of political strength between the North and the self the scribe put his hand into his El pulgar—the thumb. Til come to the boat." have a night at Zelll's." purse and drew forth enough for NEW YORK, Oct. 26 (CPA)— her feet. The young dancing pair La coyuntura—the knuckle. "No." She shook her head. What "Venice, dear, please come South. This may be brought about at the next election if citi­ more of the pie that is known as Among the IB distinguished French made their vaudeville debut in the would be tbe use? Her mother along." Mrs. Muir was as agitated Orpheum theater in Omaha in 1916, would be at their elbows, eagerly zens attend to the duty of voting. Down here we have the custard and proceeded to devour lt | journalists with the Laval mission Try to associate each new word conversational, or anxiously worry­ as though the tender had already with great gusto and eclat. Solan, are Pen in ax, the international gad­ when Adele was 15. In 1917, they wtth the thing or act it describes; left mem behind. "Goodbye, votes and the power to end the habit of the North to ride fly, and Stephane Lauzanne, less hit Broadway la "Over the Top," ing about this bag or that. Johnny." She did not stop to shake do not associate the Spanish word Drake seemed to understand. Ha roughshod over our just demands. TWO CLASSES ENOUGH waspish, but also a frank critic of "Stop Flirting," goaled London and with the English equivalent. The hands but quickly put on a bright, became almost as much of a fixture pressed her hand and his eyes warm smile for him as she stepped San Francisco having been successful in snatching tbe Nature found at an early stage in America. Pertinax is Andre Geraud, first method enables you to THINK smiled ln that friendly, sympathetic terrestrial proceedings that two I editor of L'Echo de Paris. M. Lau- as Trafalgar Square. The gifted in Spanish; the second method onto the gangplank. His mother dirigible base has conceived tbe notion that the game of grab young Astaires became social favor­ way he had. was a Tatnall of Georgia. She sexes are enough to keep the pro­ zanne is editor-in-chief of Le Matin. merely helps you to translate from "How long will you be gone?" may be played wltb equally satisfactory results in regard to cession moving through the ages They are among the most powerful ites. Their present revue, "The Band one language to the other and is a glanced back to show him that her Wagon" is tbe season's hit. They do "Three or four months, I imag­ smile was cordial and friendly. the battleship base. Xt shows signs of having become swollen and for the general excitement in­ and widely read of European journ­ test of memory. ine." cident to the business of perpetua­ alists. Much of the world news spec­ a charming skit la rompers—child­ "Good-bye. Mrs. Muir. 'Bye, Ven­ by victory, and ite confidence makes it a dangerous antagon­ ren rolling hoops in the Luxem­ Hasta Mariana That was all. ice. Until Paree." tion of Republicans and Democrats. trum of the conference will sift Mrs. Muir stood watching rest­ It must be equally plain to nature through their sharply faceted prism bourg. Sings Adele—Lady Cavendish " __ry*x Johnny." Then remem­ ist. All things considered, San Francisco already has more (All Rights Reserved) lessly. Her nervous impatience bering her new role, "Tours for that only two classes of people are of intense French nationalism. to be: Copyright, 1931, Escobar Syndicate. communicated itself to them. It had than tte share. San Pedro affords the most advantageous needed in the world, those who give Pertinax stings. He lashed Sena­ "Yes, we write words upon the Zelll's," she added quickly. all been brief and unsatisfactory In the boat train going up to port for the battle fleet to what San Francisco is able to offer. to the Community Chest and those tor Borah and the senator came fence— but underneath there was a current who have need of its help. Paris Venlee sat next to the win­ No legitimate pretext could be cited for the projected change. back in a senate speech. In 1928, Hom soit qui mal y pense." Of potentiality, something that dow. The neat green fields sped Incoherent Excuses he wrote disparagingly of Herbert would develop later on. Venice felt The monthly payroll of the navy on this coast is more Generally speaking the excuses Looking Back by, (hatched roofs, cobbled streets. Hoover and voiced even more Unlike Emperor Jones, hearkening A Quarter of » Century this and her eyes were alight. The Venice eagerly absorbed the fly­ than a million dollars. This of course explains why San of those who do not give to the pointed criticism in an address be- to the jungle tom-tom, Marcus Gar- visit somehow was not completely ing scene. Like toy houses and Chest are as coherent as the argu fore the American society of news­ vey fears no silver bullet. Issuing (Prom the OaUook Pile*) a failure. She felt vaguely excited Francisco, already having military headquarters, should ment of those who oppose com­ grass and gardens, the trim, well- paper editors in 1930, in Hoover's his own portfolio, he appears at the Oet. 26, 1906 in spite of a sense of frustration. desire also to bave naval activities centered there. It ls not, munity cooperation of any kind on League of Nations headquarters at tended, sunny countryside of principle. Also generally speaking, presence. Later, at another banquet The controversy relative to the He was gone. One minute Nora France. She adored it. And of newspaper editors, Hoover said he Geneva, "representing the black requested 5-cent fare still is alive and the elevator man were making through its neatness and tranquil­ however, an excuse for disturbing the present suitable and they are as much entitled to con­ peoples of the world." equitable arrangement. Shifting of the navy to gratify the sideration as the remarks of the hoped no American journalist would with a running fire of repartee be­ a great to-do with bags and hat lity came to her that gay assurance Irishman who was carrying the hod ever display such bad taste as to It is eight years since the "Black ing maintained between citizens of boxes, the next Venice and her of a fresh beginning. Diffidence left ambitions of one dty, and quite regardless of the welfare of up a ladder. The man higher up assail the chief executive of a for­ Star Une" promotion sent Marcus Santa Monica and representatives mother were sitting quietly hi a behind; a Venice metamorphosed the navy itself, is not a program appealing to the Judgment. was unsteady and spilled some mor­ eign country in his presence. Garvey to Atlanta. The Black Chris- of the Los Angeles-Pacific railway. taxi riding down town. Venice's Into a Lola or an Ann Duryea. tar that fell in Pat's mouth. M. Lauzanne commanded a com­ tophe of Haiti was quite grandiose, heart sang. He liked her. She felt Avidly her mind painted pictures. While it is essential that the Los Angeles Chamber of pany at Verdun and visited America but he got away with it. Garvey As soon as laborers can be ob­ it. But he had not asked for She was steeped in happiness and What he said then was the foun­ her address! Depression slowly Commerce give an expression as emphatic as that from San dation, Mark Twain talis us, of the in 1918, as a member of the French came to New York ia war time, tained, the Los Angeles-Pacific rail­ her face became alight, losing its hlch commission. He is the nephew, with tha mahogany tide from the weighed her down. Why should she customary gravity. German language. Twain was mis­ way has announced it will make ex­ suppose that Drake wanted to see Francisco, every voter also may help. The South should not taken. The Irishman was only giv­ adopted son and heir of the late West Indies—Negroes for war work. tensive Improvements hi Santa (Copyright. Btrrlet Henry) O. De Blowlts, great journalist and In Jamaica he had become a rebel, her again as much as she wanted support any candidate for congress not pledged definitely to ing us one of those typical excuses Momca . . . The line will be car­ to see him? She was precipitately for not cooperating with the Chest representative of the London Times proclaiming the "Kingdom of Africa der north of Fourth street through Does Paris mean success for put forth his best effort to keep the battleship base where tt on the continent. Having been Lon­ at Hand." In 1921, la New Tork, in taking a lot for granted. Venice? She begins to be "just movement. the Palisades to San Vicente bou­ "Are our trunks checked through is, and where, by tbe logic of the situation, lt belongs. CHARLES S. WARREN. don correspondent of Le Matin, he his "Liberty Hut," 6,ooo Harlem levard, where it will connect with Venice" In the next Installment , e speaks English fluently and is far black folk crowned him as their po­ the Westgate-Brentwood tracks. , . less Insular is his views than his tentate. With robes, crown, scepter This will bring the canyon, the Pali­ Studying Air Pollution famous colleague. and georgeous trappings, his court sades and all the north section of was established. He was attended by the city ln direct connection with HOW'S YOUR HEALTH? A Washington dispatch says the public health service is Little Benny a deputy potentate, the knights of By LEE PAPE In 1922, Adele Astaire, jaunty the business section and the beaches WHOOPING COUGH young vaudevillian, was asked to the Nile, the knights of tta* distin­ to the south. . . the child at night against chills, studying air pollution to 14 cities, Los Angeles being in the With the possible exception of should tt disarrange its covering. Pop got another letter from ma state her life ambition. "To star ln guished order of Ethiopia and the list. Pitt of the work will be to determine the amount of my profession and get married," she dukes Of Uganda. The Black Star measles, tho public underestimates Unless the doctor orders a today, her still being away at Ant H. G. Dunston, who had a black­ change,, it ls best to adhere to a dust, smoke and other material which shuts out ultra-violet Fanny's on a visit, saying in it Dear­ replied. Stardom came quickly and ship promotion, In whiefe tt was smith shop bare for many years, is tbe seriousness and hazard cf no charged he had defrauded Negro disease more than that of whooping dietary composed of foods which rays. The other will be directed to consideration of carbon est Willyum, Well, Im still here, but today her engagement to Lord again to open a shop. G. G. Bundy the child eats normally. nothing lasts forever, in fact some Charles Cavendish, younger son of stockholders of 91,000,000, brought will erect a brick building on Utah cough. [monoxide from automobile motors, wltb some attention to things dont last even as long as you the Duke of Devonshire, is an- him four years at Atlanta. While he avenue (Broadway) adjoining htt Whooping cough is a very debili­ It is generally better to reduce was serving his prison term, "Lady" tating disease. The spasms of the size and Increase the number of the miscellany of stenches to which the city dweller ls expected them to, and Z have a ferm | nounced. So. like a Laura Jean Lib livery stable and this building will feedings. subject. presentiment that this visit fits into by romance, the Uttle Omaha girl Henrietta Vinton Davis, tall, be occupied by the blacksmith shop. coufhing, which are characteristic, that classification like a hand hi a moves on. via Boston and the New statuesque, chocolate colored "black consume tbe vitality of the child The extra meals can with ad­ Interest in ultra-violet rays is to a large extent scientific. glove. York stage, to the moated grange. Queen," Virginia-born, was beating Eagles' club of Ocean Park haa and interfere wtth the normal work­ vantage be made up of mlft, milk- ings of its Uttle body. containing drinks, soups, ice cream, The existence of atmospheric impurities might as well be little Herbit is the fly that ls Astaire pere was a brewer in a tom-tom in the Puerto Cortes been incorporated with these direc­ Jungles in Honduras and summon­ tors: John Makin, John Forehead. There is no specific medical treat­ custard and the like. spoiling the taist of the ointment. Omaha and Fred and Adele were The child is more prone to retain admitted In tbe absence of official Inspection. The question, According to Fanny he is a model of child prodigies. When Adele was 12 ing blacks to carry on when Garvey Daniel Baker, Leon Baker, Harry ment. Drugs may be prescribed to was released. The queen joined the Richardson. reduce the frequency and the se­ its food after a paroxysm of cough­ as approached by the commission, seems to be academic. The a paragon and everything he does years old, she was sent to Boston ing, hi case of vomiting, it may be ony makes him seem the more so Conservatory of Music. She is musi­ emperor in Jamaica, where he was verity of the coughing spells, and real question is as to how to get rid of the impurities. If the soon in and out of jail again. they are frequently of great value. necessary to serve the child a new through her rose colored eyes, but I cally gifted, but her genius ls in An elaborate program Is planned meal. gentlemen can answer that they will merit congratulation as will give you a specimen of an ex­ for the "sock" social to be given The substance of good treatment well as earn their pay. ample of what an average day hare Friday night at the Christian of the afflicted child is ha the phys­ The mother who must be nurse is like and you can judge from your church. ical care given, aad thia is largely ln as well should keep a simple daily Tbe surveys are not to be completed in less than a year. own conclusions. ABOUT NEW YORK the hands of the mother and nurse. record, noting the number, fre­ The child should not be exposed quency and relative severity of the .And when completed, what? There is no secret about tbe Well, thia morning for instants I By WILLIAM GAINES For a consideration in excess of paroxysms of coughing, vomiting, if was awakened at the gassly hoar Of $300,000 the Santa Momca Land and to severe weather, though it will prevalence of gasoline fumes. They assail every nose that benefit and suffer fewer coughing any, and all other noteworthy Inci­ half pass 5 by a dream that a giant NEW TORK, Oct. 26—The tele­ island above tho river and reclama­ Water company has sold 250 acres dents. ventures into the crowded street. As the effect of these blacksmith was using my defenseless phone company's classified direc­ tion of swampland have Increased to C. L. Bundy and L. D. Loomis. spells in the open air. fumes when concentrated and prolonged is to cause death, it body as an anvil to ply nla trade on. tory, which affords subscribers a the size of the section almost a The tract is situated south of San Duct and smoke should be avoid­ and low and behold little Herbit was classification of everything from third. Vicente, between Westgate and ed, since they are apt to irritate tho NOTHING TO CROW OVER may be assumed that to inhale them to diluted form is not Brentwood park. There is a front­ throat and lungs and cause cough­ under my bed with an axual teal life abattoirs to sine sheet dealers, lists Now only two local owners con­ New York is seeking to establish beneficial. hammer battering away in a per feck 11 authors. age of two miles on San Vicente ing. the fact that it is a greater dty than trol more than 10 acres each, though road. The land includes file Mt. When going out of doors the chil­ If, instead of laboriously confirming facts already estab­ frenzy at the slats and springs. The If you want a play in a hurry, the largest of the original grants, London, the measurement being by ensuing scuffie brawt Fanny to the you will find Preston Sturges, who Olivet tract aad extends to Nevada dren should be so dressed that there population. Perhaps it is larger, but to old Peter Stuyvesant, last of the avenue (Wilshire boulevard). The will be no danger of their suffering lished, some commission of studious inventors, men of ex­ scene and she immediately took Her- turned out "Strictly Dishonorable." Dutch governors, was 120 acres. that would be nothing to brag about, perience, acumen and accomplishment, were to undertake bits side, explaining that he has a Should you suddenly find need of newcomers will subdivide it as high a chill. It would be better off had tt a pop­ natural inborn genius for engineer The East Side has Its own cham­ class residenoe property with a min­ Flannel pajamas will help protect ulation of a few million less. devising a scheme to make the automobile devour its own a commentator on the drama, to ber of commerce, wtth headquarters imum building restriction of $2,500. ing and wasent tt wonderful for him! talk at a pink tea, call on Clayton down on Grand street, and, as we poison instead of belching lt upon the world in stinking and to be up giving free vent to his grate Hamilton. His English accent still have said before, has its own deni­ harmful exhalations, something worth while might be ac­ gift at a time when common ungift-1 is as pink-teaish as ever zens who have never seen what Walter Armacost, O. H. Hennlger complished. ed children would still be immersed Furthermore, under-the heading there la of New Tork above Four­ and R. X* Wolfley have returned in a stupor of sleep? of "writers" yoa will find the firm teenth street. from a walking tour that took them And so it went on, histery repeet - name of Hwangsun, Jones Leach. more than 1,000 miles. Accompan­ Opposition to the broadcasting of court trials appears to ing itself to the verge of monotony. Who said literature was not being Before many years go by, there ied by a quartet of burros, they left J>4S When I complained to Fanny about made available to the American will be a magnificent East river July 2, headed toward Mt. Whitney. be unanimous excepting as to those who discern a chance of finding my shoe laces tied into an public? drive from Grand street to Four­ Tbey reached their destination al­ profit tax the process. Judges are against it, the bar associa­ Insoluble maze of knots she said it teenth which will w|pe out one of though one of the burros toppled tion denounces it, and so does the public so far as heard from. was just another problem that Her­ The lower East Side, apiary of the most atmospheric water fronts over a bluff and was never recov­ bit had set himself to keep hia idle industry, territory of 8,000 tene­ ia tho world — alternately colorful ered. hands out of mlschiff, ana when I ments, truly a vast melting pot, Is and drab. Airplane speed of 500 miles an hour ls said to be just discovered several loose bills in my an area of 300 square blocks whose locks the gate with ber employer's! ""around the corner." Doubtless it had a rendezvous with handbag cut up into ribbins Fanny | bounds generally are defined as the Street urchins rag a cherubic lad key and hurries her cringing charge ; prosperity. exclaimed in a gush of rapture how Bowery and Fourth avenue. East in an immaculate sailor suit, being onto tlie restricted green. wonderful lt was for a child to start Fourteenth street, and East River, led toto fenced-off Gramercy park "Cage him up so he can't hurt us, | A life without an exaggerated notion All of the upland of the section by a governess ln the gray uniform will yuh?" one of the ragamuffins a§y Japan withdrew objections to the action of the United of the value of meer money. between 1638 and 1654 was granted of domestic service. shouts after hor. States ln sitting with the League of Nations, but not until So perhaps you can expect me to eight individuals by the Dutch The assumption of haughtiness A patrolman bawls at the taunters sooner than you expected, Willyum. West India company, for farm pur- melts for a moment; she turns to and they scamper off, burling epi­ It found tbey were wholly ineffective. Lovingly, Pawleen. poses. Since then, extension of the I scold, but merely mumbles. She un thets over their shoulders. 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FITTS AIDS ARIZONA OFFICERS IN JUDD EXTRADITION BATTLE P> A Personal Appearance fourbon Victory Wife, Secretary of Phoenix Doctor Golfing Classes Prosecutor Hopes to Straighten Out Press Predicts Face Quiz on Hunt for Death Notes Tangle in Phone Talk With Governor Seen by Shouse (Continued From Pace 1) She slept but little, they said, For Women Open (Continued From Page 1) Mrs. Le Roi. Her own story, a let­ MacDonald Win and she frequently asked other jail ter written by her and the evidence of Phoenix she was ready to go Inmates if she was not Justified ln the one low-spoken sentence ia gathered indicates that while he has S«y» G. O. P. 'Revolt' May back whenever he said. doing what she did. Stagecraft and Costume which she designated Russill as her a good case against Mrs. Judd for Great Labor 'Slump' Seen "Under the circumstances, attorney. both slayings, the case ls best in the £ive Democrats Ohio, It was McFadden who advanced Design Course to Be The setting of the fugitive hear­ instance of Mrs. Le Rol. by Snowden on Eve the new theory regarding tbe wouldn't you have done what I did?" ing date for November 9 will not "Mrs. Judd has no chance to claim Michigan Seats wound which Mrs. Judd claimed she tbe matrons said she asked another Started Tonight interfere with any procedure for self-defense in shooting Mrs. LeRol," of Election received defending herself against prisoner. "Don't you believe my her extradition before that time, lt he said WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 Ui—A Miss Hedvig Samuelson and Mrs. story?" Golf classes for women, as part was said. LONDON, Oct. 26 LV*— Newspapers chance that two normally republican Ages Le Roi. the two women she is Mrs. Judd got no answer. of the evening high school program, District Attorney Buron Fitts of ROLPH READY TO SIGN supporting the national government Wilson Bros. congressional districts will go dem­ accused of murdering and whose "I think they'll believe my story opened today at the Brae Mar Los Angeles, and County Attorney EXTRADITION PAPERS predicted today that it would win a and ocratic November S ls seen by Jouett bodies, one dismembered were IB Phoenix." don't you?" she was course. Thirteenth street and Pico Lorln Andrews of Phoeniz, an­ SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 26 (U.R)— majority of ISO to 200 seats in par­ Shouse, chairman of the democratic shipped here as luggage. quoted as asking at another time. boulevard. These classes, which nounced they would go Into court The early return of Mrs. Winnie liament at the election tomorrow as Manhattan Shirts national executive committee. "The bullet that passed through will meet at 3:45 p. m. each Mon­ tomorrow to ask that arguments oa Ruth Judd to Arizona to face trial the answer to Prime Minister Ram­ THRONGS PAT TO VISIT day and Tuesday, include Instruc­ a writ of habeas corpus be advtnced. for murder was assured today when say MacDonald- appeal for a "doe* In a statement last night Shouse j the heart of Miss Samuelson was the same slug that was embedded In PHOENIX DEATH COTTAGE tion tn the use of clubs ami a play The writ, returnable Novembea 3, Oov. James Rolph, Jr., of Califor­ tor's mandate" to rule the country. are GOOD said a "revolt" against the Hoover PHOENIX, Ariz.. Oct. 26 (U.R)— around the course with the instruc­ was taken out by attorneys for Mrs. nia, announced from bla hospital administration had caused impartial Ruth Judd's hand," declared Mc­ Philip Snowden. chancellor of tte Fadden. More than 1.500 persons have paid tor. A fee of 29 cents is charged Judd to prevent her being removed bed that he would sign extradition exchequer, predicted SB over­ SHIRTS! observers to concede "that there ls a j 10 cents each to visit the "murder for use of Uw grounds. to Arizona before that time. In papers at once. "She shot the girl twice. She whelming majority far tte national good chance for the election of a i 1 bungalow" where Agnes Ann Le Rol Another new class, sponsored by getting the writ her attorneys held On entering the hospital late last government. "All the information I democrat" both IB the first Ohio probably supported the body with land Hedvig Samuelson were mur­ the physical education and recrea­ that her physical and mental con­ night to receive treatment for a her left hand while firing the final have." he said, "points to a big labor district and in tbe eighth Michigan dered, it was disclosed today. tion department of the public dition were such that she eould not severe cold. Governor Ralph tele­ slump." district. shot with her right. The bullet Fearing tbe place would stand schools, will open tonight. This is be taken to Phoenix before that phoned to Sacramento and told his Republicans Uneasy passed through Miss Samuelson's I vacant for a long time because of the class in stagecraft and costume time. secretary, Prank Cochran, the pa­ At the same time Arthur Hender­ body and stopped in Mrs. Judd's pers probably would be brougt from son, leader Of tte opposition, de­ "The fact tbat tbe republicans are the publicity in connection with the designing, which will be held at 7:15 Fitts te Call Governor hand. murders, the owners decided to o'clock in the Madison school, Tenth District Attorney Pitts said he in­ Los Angeles today by Sheriff J. R. clared there has been a strong lean­ very uneasy as to the outcome is "If that bullet hadn't hit anything street and Arizona avenue. It is tended to talk by telephone this McFadden of Phoenix. Ariz. ing toward the labor party during shown by the sending of prominent capitalize on the morbid curiosity of before it struck the band, it would throngs wishing to "see where it open to both men and women. afternoon with Governor Rolph's Rolph instructed Cochran to fill the past few days and that it was speakers into each district," Shouse nave gone through. But it had every Tap Classes Crowded office, in Sacramento, on matters out an extradition blank already difficult to forecast results. said. was done." appearance of being a spent bullet. During Sunday cars were lined Up Three tap dancing classes, which concerning the extradition. In the signed by the governor. If one was Henderson, veteran labor leader, The democrats now bave 214! I opened two weeks ago. are crowded meantime. Andrews announced that avail able, or otherwise rush the who was secretary of state for for­ house seats, republicans 213, farmer- j for blocks as occupants waited a Sheriff J. R. McFadden would leave blank to San Francisco The execu­ labor l, and there are 7 vacancies. MRS. JUDD UNABLE turn. and enrollment will be Closed after here for Sacramento to get the gov­ tive said he would hold no formal eign affairs tn tte labor cabinet up Shouse said the second Pennsyl­ TO REST IN JAIL There is scant interest, however. this week. One of the classes meets ernor to sign extradition papers. hearing of any kind and apparent­ to Its fall, was taken ill last night | LOS ANOELES, Oct. 26 (U.R)— in the apartment occupied by Mrs. at 7:15 o'clock Tuesday night in ly was ready to sign Uw extradition at Burnley wtth a chill and was vania district seemed safely repub­ I the John Muir school, Ocean Park Andrews said it was his present ordered to bed by his physician. lican and the democrats would re­ Winnie Ruth Judd. accused of the Judd. where trunks containing the intention to bring Mrs. Judd to trial without further consideration of the murder of two former friends, spent bodies were stored for a time. It and Lincoln boulevards: one meets case. Prime Minister MacDonald. upon tain the twentieth Ohio and seventh Wednesday night in the John Adams in Phoenix first for the murder of New Tork districts, usually demo­ a restless night In the county jail, has been rented, H. U. Grimm, whose fight for re-election at Sea­ Penonal matrons reported this morning. owner, told the United Press. junior high school, Ocean Park ham tte sharpest interest of tte Appearance' cratic. boulevard and Sixth street, and the election centers, began a personal The New Jersey legislature meets third meets Thursday night ln the whirlwind tour of his district today, today to change the election laws Lincoln junior high school, Califor­ after a weekend rest. ,SAN1AM(MA mm so the vacancy in the fifth district nia avenue and Fifteenth street. Hunt Driver Who [Governor Scores B AY may be filled before congress con­ Enrollment in the Danish gymnas­ OFFICER IN ERROR venes on December 7. Colored Sinsers |Miirray Troopers tics class for women, which meets DETROIT, Oct. 26 (U.R)—Chester Traditionally Republican Monday nights in the John Adams A. Cahn protested that the patrol­ DEPARTMENT In New Hampshire Governor school, is growing rapidly, as also man "couldn't do that" when tte Winant is expected to announce this is the enrollment in the dramatic Ran After Crash Hunger Marchers officer began towing away his car, week what steps will be taken to fill dancing class, which meets Tuesday Reveal Program; Guarding Bridge nights at John Adams. but tha officer went right cm tow­ 5ANTAMONICAOL»5YORE the vacancy in the first district. The three tennis groups are show­ JEFFERSON CITY. Mo.. Oct. 26 ing. In court, however, Cahn told Both the New Jersey and New ing great Interest in the instruc­ Weekend Accidents Bring (U.R>—The right to march ln force, traffic Judge John J. Mater his Hampshire districts traditionally are Group to Be Heard Next Martial Law Declared to tion, according to Miss Elizabeth terrorizing towns and cities, la not side, and WOB. Cahn, Incidentally, H.C.HENSHEYCO. republican. Winslow, who ls in charge of the Eight to Hoapitals Included ln the right of petition. Is Judge Maher's elerk. The special elections will go far Thursday Night at Keep Road Open if U. S. women's recreation program offered for First Aid Kuiwanteed oy the constitution. Gov. toward determining; which party Ocean Park through the evening high school. Henry S. Caujfleld said today ln a will organize the new house. Injunction Given These classes meet at 3:45 and 7:15 Eight persons were injured in six stinging answer to demands of p. m.. each Tuesday, at John Ad­ Announcing a program of South­ weekend traffic accidents at West "hunger marchers," who called upon DENISON, Tex., Oct. 26 —Gov. ams, and at 3:45 p. m. each Thurs­ Los Angeles, according to police re­ him at tile capitol. 'Speedway' to Be ern melodies which Includes "G'wine William H. Murray reestablished day, at Lincoln. ports. to de Cotton Fields," "Steal Away," martial law at the Red River free Swimming Classes Flanked by uniformed officers and "Dry Bones," "Go Down Moses," bridge north of Denison today by All women who can attend the A hit-and-run driver is being detectives, the governor mat a com­ Raised in Satus "Deep River," and many others, the sending a detachment of 30 national 3 p. m. Wednesday swimming class sought following a collision at Bar­ mittee of 10 from the approximate­ LOS ANOELES. Oct. 26 S nans for the annual Towne club out in the street near the Intersec­ scouting objectives and program Norman Elwood. 7, of 4133 Tllden living Christmas tree lighting con­ tion of Lincoln and Pico boulevards. building. The class will be divided avenue, Culver City, was hurt in test will be developed tomorrow at Richard Walsh, 36, who refused to into patrols, with the following ln an accident at Venice boulevard and noon during tha luncheon Sheeting give polios hia address when booked, charge: Oordon Cornett, Norm Overland avenue. The boy was of the Santa Monica club. E. B. was arrested for being found intox­ Weight, Herbert Arnold, William riding with Mrs. Vivian Leman, 33, Hammack, secretary, announced to- icated in an automobile. He is al­ Segelken, and John Prentiss aa of 4136 Tilden avenue, when the ear Ifel With this day. leged to have driven his car Into senior Instructor. Other meetings collided with an auto driven by a Broadening the scope of the pro­ one parked and owned by Mrs. Ce­ will be held on November 3, 10 and Mrs. Sato, first name and address posed competition, representatives celia Huff, Ocean Park. 11 ivnd December 1 and S. unknown. Kl_.A^/_fl $75 CINE-KODAK of other local clubs who may par­ Charges of intoxication whi!a in ticipate and make the affair city- an automobile also landed two mil- TS FASCINATING to make wide, are expected to attend tne ors In jail though they were re­ I your own home movies! Just meeting. John Kilgore and Dr. O. leased early today to naval authori­ M. CARUSO, Ladies' & Men's Tailor aim the camera, press the lever, a Dickinson will preside, and the S.lti Mai. to Order. detain*. Pre*iln* Still your ties. The two, R. L. Sincox and Alteration* Oat 8prcl.lt, and let Ciai-Kodak do the rest. meeting will be at the Carmel hotel R. J. Epps, were arrested near the rBONE _5J7t tit BBOADWAV. SANTA MONIOA You get thrilling results—the Ocean Park pier and a half gallon first time you try. Woman Marksman Jug of whisky was confiscated. Biggest Dollar Even beginners tall as . . . "they're as easy to make as ordi­ Submits to Arrest nary snapshots." And it's glori­ BAYVIEW. Idaho, Oet. 26 UP> — DOLLARS hare increased in size* very con­ ous fun to "throw them on the Mrs. Floyd May, believed demented, siderably, during the last year or two. Your icreen" ia your own home. who fought off a posse of officers for three days with a rifle and suc­ Come ia and see for vourself. cessfully resisted a tear gas attack, provision dollar* your clothing dollar, your surrendered at 9:30 a. m. today to Sheriff Henry Traue of Sandpolnt. automobile dollar, dl buy much more. But First reports from tha remote •till your biggest dollar of all is tht dollar cabin across the lake were that Charles Burns, an old friend of the you pay for electric eervice... relatively it woman, who owned the cabin in which she was barricaded, persuad­ buys you more in comfort, convenience, 1456 Third Street ed her to give up, ending tbs Santa Monica "starve or freeze" siege of officers good cheer snd leisure thsn any other Phone 23859 who refused to shoot bar. dollar you spend.

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SOCIAL _V©W_? CHILD^N ESTELLE ZAWrew LINDSEY NANCY &AQ& ELOQEMCE AUSTIN CffASB Att£Gv* JmALvtONT 0 CLUJ3 m*\cnvrriB3 FASHIONS NOME- JLfCONXDJVf/CmS-- - *• OP INTEREST - WOMEN -*-dAMBS SAMUEL LACY 1 Reveal Wedding Log of the Good Ship Life Timing In With Our Children Givlc Leaders to By ESTELLE LAWTON LINDSEY By JAMES SAMUEL LACV ! Of Local Girl to Comraunleitloni Relative te Tbla Department Should Be Addreried to / Hear Address by likeDM Eitell* Linton Lindsey III Care of Thi* P*pcr MUST ATTEND ALL OLA8SES AND PASS EXAMINATIONS -—, _ . m ___. __ _—4 -.x _ ..-. ^ ... • Baseball Is Japan's national game: it has taken the country by storm. e e C n S rm w Mrs. G.B. Mangold Young Pasadenan| ftnvt^^ f«r ^ ^nr°miSh?^n^„^ ^^ c; "iS*.? During mvvoyagi to the Orient last summer I interviewed H. Takata, • anything for fear of what might happen," is nothing more noble than an marh of Hns*i ntiwriitv*! bawbaii nine who with his team was return- made this »ubi for cowardice. The last woman who came to me with such words nKom Amlrica S^ A number of prominent Santa j Announcement w -_ „* _,_J«mb-r lips has a very serious problem ^created by a keying ta-^ Monicans will be seated on the morning of tba marriage of Ml_sj ^oH^ng" woman ca^ stage St the Madison Parent-Teach- Peggy Payne, daughter of Mr. and prehensile fingers, fingers that close • was extremely Interested in glean course is compulsory. A boy can­ er association meeting tomorrow \ This It tta seventh of ft series of arti­ Ing their Impressions of American cles Wfitt-*-l W9 Jean Woodson* Washlnt­ Mrs. Glen R. Payne, 1723 Wilshire over anything she happens to want. I My advice is to sever any relation student life aad their views on not escape difficult subjects, or when Mrs. George B. Mangold of ton debutante, dosrrfblnr capital society boulevard, and Setlif fe Hunter I She comes to visit ami stays to j with thieves as soon as you discover American education. I received my those for which he has no aptitude. Los Angeles speaks. The special) life.) Bourne. The ceremony was per­ steal; neitherItheir habits and spend no time first surprise when I requested an He must pass all tests or fait" *te guests will include Mrs. D. G. Steph- | formed ln Reno, Nev., by the Rev her hostess mooning about reform and forgive- interview with him. Too Many Subjects __^**_ ens, Mrs. A. A. Weber, Mrs. Ernest i By JEAN WOODSON nor the guests ness. "Do you think Japan's university > Blenkhorn, president of the P.-T. | F. C. Murgotten, at the home of "Madam, shall we speak English. WASHINGTON. Oct. 26 UPr— Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stoddard. Mrs. escape losses j Q.—Isn't It true that some of oor French, Chinese, or my native training superior to ours?" X IB- A. council; Frederick F. Martin, su-, when she ap-t best families bave queer children perintendent of Mhools; Mrs. Her­ What does a deb think about? Stoddard was matron of honor and tongue, Japanese?" he asked. quired. the best man was Arthur Revert. pears. Is she wbo grow to maturity under ao out- Teach Their Boys Languages "Not necessarily. Ours is mon man Michel, Mrs. J. Phil Plnger, Well, to tell tbe truth, not much alone ln the din- side observance and that these queer president st the Venice P.-T. A. of anything except having a good Bourne will be graduated in June "Athletes in America are not traditional, but less practical. Our from the University of Nevada, and Ing room, the people may prey on outsiders? It It linguists as a rule." X responded. "X school day is too long and the num­ council; Miss Dorothy Bisk, pro- time. She figures tt's now or may- I silver dwindles, a | my opinion some of the crimes In gram chairman of the Madison P.- be never. Marriage and career are will teach in the English depart­ would appreciate it If you will speak ber of subjects too numerous. Many ment of that institution next year. visit to the bath San Diego were accomplished by English." students attend ten lectures per T. A. Wood, principal of Mad-1 in the dim, hazy future. She just such queer Individuals, people ti, _. doesn't want to bother about them He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. room via the "We are attempting to teach our day Lessons must be prepared. We ison school, and David Lowenberg, Bourne of Pasadena. bedroom is cer­ wbo have been protected by their boys languages, as well as baseball," may not indulge ln 'outs,' as Ameri­ just yet. famines so tbat their queerness was secretary of the Madison P.-T. A., I did, however, hear one deb say The bride wore a smart traveling I tain to end in a be replied, "so that they will feel can boys da We must be present and Mrs. George Pierson. the other day that she thought one ensemble of autumn browns. Fol­ rifled pocket- not suspected. Is there ao law re­ at home when playing in other at class. We cannot make up Mrs. Mangold, who ls national of the greatest misfortunes tbat lowing the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.; book along the quiring parents of a queer child to countries." absences by being present at final chairman of the committee on child could come to a woman would be a Bourne left for Lake Tahoe. They way. She baa register him or her so that be may "Wbat impressed you most bl examinations. We must attend aU welfare of the National League of came to Santa Monica several weeks even been be under observation so tbat others America?" I asked. classes and pass the examinations. Women Voters, will speak on 'Child I child that couldn't dance' ago. Mrs. Bourne is visiting her Mrs. Lindsey charged openly may be protected? Mrs.M. P.M. Tts equality of opportunity," was The rules are very strict." Labor." All Santa Monicans Inter- To Attend Cadet Hon parents hen at present and will {witb her pilferings and admitted A.—There ls no law requiring par Tomorrow I will present the going his reply. "Education in your coun­ the"meetinested in thig sa tsubjec 2:30 pt . arm.e, whicInviteh dwil tol to Speakinthe Bingg ohof pdancin ai Wesg t I'Pointm . It leave next month for Reno. them when caught with the loot and j ents to register queer children, but try la tbe democratic opportunity of coach's view on sportsmanship. be held at the school located on Ua very pretty ceremony when the made to disgorge. don't think it Is possible to keep all, but ln Japan a college education A. A. J_ Arizona avenue between Tenth and first classmen get their rings. The Why does not the relative forbid degeneracy and feeble-mindedness must be reserved for the wealthy. A (Thls is the fifteenth of a series Eleventh streets. Mrs. Myron G. dancing, too, is delightful, what the thief her house? Because—and from tha knowledge of people out­ Japanese boy may not work his way of articles prepared by Mrs. Ann Ellis, Madison P.-T. A. president, with peppy music, the uniforms and Nancy Page here we come to the excuse—because side tba family. Such children are through college. We are already a Anderson Lacy. Another article by she fears that the thief's husband known and definitely registered ia will preside. gay gowns of the girls. I'll wear my By FLORENCE LA GANKE crowded land. Work »s reeded by Mrs. Lacy will appear tomorrow.) will And out the truth about his wife the public schools. When they get mature men and boys—college boys _ I coral satin dress, I guess. IF BEAUTY IS SKIN DEEP and "do something terrible." BEACHCOMBERS ORGANIZE I have a new blue lace evening too bad they are usually confined. may not take their places. LET'S TAKE CARE OF SKIN in time, be must discover the facts The damage, however, is done by Student May Not Work The Beachcombers, a lively group gown and the quaint touch is a those who are not supposed to be of junior members of the Bel-Air pocket in the skirt—Just like the and if he is half a man he will do "And university requirements are SUCCESS IN MAKING i something about them. Tbe sooner dangerous. As a matter of fact, too rigid to permit outside work oc Bay club celebrated their organiza- ones our great-grandmothers had. feeble-mined and degenerate peo- tion with a buffet dinner dance at I've been looking over my sub- I the better. Anyhow, since some- interests," be continued. "The cost the clubhouse last night. Under dl- deb memory book. In tt are faded I body is due to suffer It would better j ple_ are always dangerous. of a boy's education must be paid be the sinner than tbe guests af the Q—We have friends, a married for by his family. It amounts MAYONNAISE LIES IN rection of the organizing committee, flowers, dance programs, a btt of family. I should certainly be in­ couple, who live ln the North. On Including Mrs. William Port, chair ribbon, a lock of hair. There's the usually to about 100 yen or $50 in dignant if anybody invited me to a our vacation we stopped to say hello your money each month. Because man, the Misses Minewa Ball, Betty telegram sent ma by the son of an party where such a woman was to to them and we all went to Crater Howard, Patricia Ruckstell, Messrs. ambassador Inviting me to a prom. our system of education is ex­ be present and the invitation re­ lake except her husband. Bt had pensive and money is scarce, women WAY OIL IS ADDED William Fort, Francis Howard, Lew- How thrilled I was to get ltt sulted ln a loss ot my personal prop­ to work. While I was preparing la Andrews, Jr., David S. Motr. W. I. Now I'm starting my deb memory are not usually provided with tt ex­ erty. If I discovered that my hostess lunch she beat It with my husband cept in the mission schools main­ "A Little at a Time" is Safest Hollingsworth, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. boob. What will go Into It before had placed me in such a position, and was gone three hours. My hus­ Ralph J. Tingle, the Beachcombers the season is over? tained by foreigners." Fd promptly cumber off my visiting band is very quiet and easy to get When I asked tbe coach about the Method. Hills Bros. Use a Injected a new note of youthful ex­ Enjoys Out-of-Doors list and tell her why. along with. On their return I was uberance in the annals of the club. I have so much to be thankful for crying and heartbroken. Nothing difficulty of completing the curricu­ Similar Rule in Their Pat­ Hallowe'en decorations predomi­ —good health, a good home and And that la exactly how those lum ln American universities as concerned should handle this young was said. From then on I ignored compared with those in Japan, be ented, Coffee-Roasting nated and entertainers sang and parents and many friends. And thief. Sit her down hard in the her. She writes me frequently, beg­ danced In the Intervals between there are books and the great out­ ging for a reply. Would you write? replied: "It Is much easier for the Process dances. Membership in the new so­ doors to enjoy. I get so much nearest chair and tell her that she Is American student. We do not have unfit to visit decent homes and that J. C. the selective system. The entire cial organization is limited to those pleasure out of sunsets and big white Paces have to bear the brunt of she was never again to come to the A.—Yes, I would write once and OO, in large amounts, added to between the ages of 16 and 30. fluffy clouds, the changing seasons, all kinds of weather, and for tbat home whose hospitality she had tell her that so far as I was con­ mayonnaise ingredients usually Among present members are: the woods and rugged mountain reason need especial care. Cold abused. cerned our friendship was defi­ makes the mixture separate. It is Misses Virginia M. Agnew, Kath­ peaks. winds, dusty winds, soot laden arine Armstrong, Elir.ibeth Ann- I'm spending a weekend with Let her tell her husband anything nitely off. She will know what you Style (flirnpses better to add oil "a Uttle at a time." winds all blow upon the young and she finds convenient. But in case mean, and If I was In your place I Special Correipondent tf tht Outlook There is a similar situation in strong, Earline Bleg, Mary Bryan, Jean Klncheloe ln New York soon. Debs think more about good old. Furs, scarfs, and mufflers Betty Bryan, Barbara Brunson, Bet­ We share a love of outdoors. Jean times and clothes than about tba husband demands an explana­ would not care to cultivate a woman NEW YORK. Oct. 28 (CPA) — coffee roasting. Occasionally, big* ty J. Collier, Marjorie Ellen Lacey, had the same kind of a summer in marriage and careers, says Jean I protect the throat. Gloves cover tion from the relative who ejected who had such poor judgment and Well, here's more trouble. You batches can be roasted so each haa Dorle Taylor, Owea McCormaek. a girls' camp up north last year Woodson, Washington society ' the hands, but faces get all the bis wife from her bouse, there Is such weak loyalty toward another can't wear your jewels just any­ the same flavor. But you can't de­ Helen Mayer, Alicia Montgomery, that I had in Colorado thla year. girl. She is shown in an evening winds that blow. And some of them but one answer. "I can't have woman. Of course, your husband where this season, according to, pend on it. The sure way is to roast show it. The care of the face is an thieves coming to my home and could have come back if he tried Paris, who should know If anybody _ „ „„ _ „„„_. „_, _ . Caroline M. Mullen, Madeline Mul­ Her father is a judge. He for gown of cerise chiffon trimmed art or science in Itself. robbing my guests—even if one is hard. Xt is best to break with the a littlelw at a time. Hills BrosIwo , dow . len. Anne Naylon. Ruby F. Ott Sua- Imerly waa In congres77epresenttna I with stiver. does You have to place them along w}tj, tht|r patented, Controlled Some skins respond to one treat­ married into my family." Follow­ other woman hi tbe circumstances. the diagonal line which is thestrtk-| R ting process, an Fleming, Margaret Hahn, Mar- Kentucky. Jean has the peppiest I ing that, the affair is between tiie oa8 garet Hargreaves. Anne H. Holstetn, mother. She can sit down at the! ment, some to another, but there is ing feature Of your costume. On tbe A th| iccuracv of the hour-elasa Mother has at last decided what i not a one that does not need real husband and his pilfering wife. If Note to 'J. E. K.' e Betty Howard. Marjorle Kamm Ce- piano and rattle of fjaas and • color I'm to wear at my coming out line from shoulder to hip. for ex- A**~ra ™™tj f."J? " "ti^,^! ell Kaufmann. Nancy_ Reld. Ellen | southern songs in a way the debs cleanliness. he takes drastic action, so much A man who is "separated" from ample, or at the waist where the I depends upon an even, continuoua party, even the kind of flowers I'll A mild, pure soap, a clean wash­ better for his wife. You cant teach his wife ts just aa married to her as flow ... a little at a time ... so HAS Guilbert, Patricia F. Ruckstell, adore. have. belt fastens. Franceses Rand. Caroline Rand, cloth and warm water used at people too young that thieving is If they were living in the same Br-Br! uniform flavor of Hills Bros. Coffee Harriet B. Snider, Agnes Tulk. least twice a day can barm few disapproved by the great body of houae. You cannot escape support­ London is getting its coats ready is produced by th is patented process Catherine Van Wart. skins. society and has unpleasant conse­ ing your wife as long as she is your for whiter. And, to keep out the that roasts evenly, continuously .. . Kenneth Kaufmann, Philo Prin- Home Economics: Housewife Aids The thousands upon thousands of quences. Who caa say how much wife. If you are not going to live cold, there are hems of fur 13 Inches a little at a time. The temperature gle, Larry Pringle, Merritt Ruddock, pores in the skin must be kept of our public dishonesty runs back together, get a divorce and a prop­ wide, not to mention fur revers, fur is exactly regulated while the blend By FLORENCE AUSTIN CHASE to family leniency with children Billings Ruddock, Joseph F. Sinnott, Communication* Relative to This Department Should Be Addressed to clean. A clogged pore means a erty settlement and don't try to belts, sleeves of fur from the wrist flows through the roasters. Every Edgar L. Sinnott, John S. Tulk, Ar­ Florence Austin Chase in Care ol This Paper | blackhead or other skin blemish. when first they begin to confuse maintain an Impossible position. down, and fur bodices. The coats, single berry is perfectly roasted. thur Walker, William Hollingsworth, mine and thine? E. L.L. by tiie way, are likely to be of Naturally, then, every pound haa Jr., Lewis W. Andrews, Jr., Ervin THE COUNCIL TABLE brighter shade than the frock and 4_j,e perfect flavor! Armstrong, Jr., Carlton Beal, Jr., Q.—I come to you today with a serving problem. When meat is carved they do not need to be of the same | f rj ffee is packed itt^ William Belsey, Harry Blodgett, at the table and there are guests present, who should be served first, the color. H lls Bro8# 0 Foster Rhodes, Robert Rhodes, Ken­ hostess or the guest of honor? I contend that the hostess is served first, Personalities and Incidents Ruches, Too vacuum cans that keep it fresj neth Rhodes, David Rhodes, Arthur as lt is she who gives the signal to begin to eat, but in the homes of By JESSIE HENDERSON To emphasize the wide shoulder Air, which makes coffee go stalf 8. Balinger, Joe Cronenweth, Cyril many of my friends the guest of honor is served first. Has this form Special Correipondent of tht Evening Outlook line of the new gown, there Is a removed and kept oat of these cans. McCormaek, Robert B. Montgomery. been changed? A.—When the carv­ high, broad neckline of velvet. And Even ordinary, "air-tight" cana Carl B. Montgomery. ing ls done at the table, the hot pumpkin pies, one to please each HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 26 (CPA) — Indirectly the idea of the club there are ruchings. also of velvet, I ~ont keep coffee fresh. Order Hills Douglas M. Montgomery, John plates are placed in front of the Individual taste, evidently. When I Joseph Cawthorn, stage and screen came from Gov. James Rolph's re­ not only around the upper 1>-rt of | Bros. Coffee today. _Ask for it by L. Mothershead. Morris Mothers- carver and the indulge in pie, of any kind, I want actor, ts founding an organization cent celebration of his 31st wedding the sleeve but also around the hips. name, and look for the Arab trade­ head, James Muma, John Muma. meat is served, of Hollywood film couples wbo have anniversary. Upon this occasion it to be good, not mediocre. So passed their twenty-fifth wedding These latter perky bits of velvet mark oa the can. George E. Naylon, Jr., Mark Over­ the first going when I make pumpkin pie I use Cawthorn sent the following tele­ trimmings are only, however, for the Hills Bros. Coffee* laa* Los ton, Nathan B. Hunt, John P. Gil­ to the guest of anniversary and still remain mar­ gram to tbe governor and Mrs. eggs and cream. Here is my rec­ ried. That Is, still married to the slim. Angeles, Calif. © mi lespie, John Guedel, Gordon G. honor if a small ipe: Rolph: "Mrs. Cawthorn and X re­ (Copyright, 1931, Consolidated Press Ass'n) Guiberson. Byron Hargreaves. Rich­ fanally affair, same mate. He calls it the Surviv­ PUMPKIN PIE—Line a deep pie ors' club. cently celebrated our 31st wedding ard A. Harris, Richard Holloway, but to the host­ plate with rich pastry. Wet the rim anniversary tatd we not only con­ Robert Holloway ess first If the with cold water and lay around an So far Cawthorn has collected 18 gratulate you, but can sympathize _^ Mesdames L. Hawkins, R. Melx- dinner ls a for­ inch wide strip of pastry; flute with members, or nine couples, all weU wltt you as well. Wben next you !*». nar, William Fort. mal one and a the fingers building the rim up well. Some skins are rather sluggish known it. Hollywood with at least are in Los Angeles I would be happy large company is and do not take care of them­ one-half of each couple well known present. If there Brush over with slightly beaten egg on the screen. They are Mr. and to take you oa for 36 holes at the MISS PIE WEDS white. Fill with tbe following mix­ selves. Por such a skin the new Lakeside Oolf club. Best wishes." is no maid, the ture: Mix one cupful sugar, one- ice cold pack may prove of use. Mrs. George Fawcett, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Margaret Pie, daughter of host usually half teaspoonful nutmeg, one tea­ After tbe relaxing effects of warm James Neill, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil De In bis letter of thanks to Caw­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pie. 829 Indi­ carves tbe meat, spoonful ginger, one teaspoonful water lt is necessary to close the Mille, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lewis, thorn. tbe governor said: "But tree ana avenue. Venlee, and Carl C. then lt is passed cinnamon and a few grains of salt. pores of the skin. Xt has been Mr. and Mrs. Paul McAllister, Mr. planting is my bobby, so I shall Christ, were married Saturday to the hostess and Mrs. Claude Gllllngwater, Mr. have to challenge you to a tree morning In the Church of the who serves the Add this to one cupful of cooked found that applications of loe do and Mrs. James Gleason, Mr. and Transfiguration. The Rev. M. J. vegetables and it and strained pumpkin, one cupful that. But sometimes it is difficult Mrs. DeWitt Jennings and Mr. and planting contest" Organized Buckley performed the ceremony at is then passed to thin cream and three eggs, slightly to get toe. Sometimes lt is messy Mrs. Joseph Cawthorn. The actor pointed out today that beaten; mix thoroughly. Bake 35 to hold against tbe face. To take aa organization of Hollywood film S o'clock. .Mrs. Chase tbe guest of The Fawcetts are the deans of tbe May 6. who sits on tbe right of the minutes, in a hot oven for tbe first care of those difficulties Lois found couples wbo bave been married at Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kuhn were honor 10 minutes, to Mt pastry; reduce a new device. It looks something organization, having been married least fl years "might serve as a good the only attendants and Miss Betty host. heat and finish baking until filing like a small darning egg. It has 31 years. The Neills have been example to tbe younger generation. 1911 Carroll Bird was the flower girl. is "set." some patented "insides" which, married 33 years, tiie Cawthorns 31, Tbe bride wore a white satin Q.—At a recent bridge luncheon the De Mllles 29. the Lewises 29, tbe It can't help being a good advertise­ gown and a veil of real lace. She we were served a most delicious Q.—I have searched everywhere when directions are followed give McAllisters 31, tbe Gilllngwaters 26, ment for Hollywood," he added, carried a bouquet of white roses. sandwich, whicb was called "Cream for a recipe for laxative wafers, but an icy temperature to th eutensil. the Gleasons 25 and tbe Jenningses "because there are many couples Mrs. Kuhn's frock was of orchid of chicken sandwich." Can you give am unable to find It. Can you sup­ By rubbing this over the face the 25. Or a grand total in tbe Surviv­ among our profession who have had Canton crepe wltb which she wore us the recipe? ply it? Thank you for everything temperature ts lowered and the ors' club of 261 years of wedded life. 25 years of married life, and like It." 1 a matching hat. Her bouquet was A.—To make the sandwich re­ you do for us all. pores close, thus firming up the (Copyright, 1931, Consolidated Prtsa Ass'n) skin and making a person look Unlock the door of fashioned of pink roses and sweet- quested, mix one-half cupful white A—LAXATIVE WAFERS: Put SHOWS NEW HAIR STYLES covering a bit of the cheek to be­ peas. chicken meat, which has been young and blooming. one-half cupful mineral oil ln mix­ NEW YORK, Oct. li UP)—An- low tbe ear. The rest of tbe hair your fondest desire! The "Bridal Chorus," from "Loh­ chopped very fine, witb a little salt ing bowl and beat into it one-half is combed tightly back into a roll and two cupfuls of whipped cream, Reducing Is of interest to many tolne the Second, and Jeu Jen, An- engrin," was played for tbe proces­ cupful of brown sugar. Mix two toine's 7-months-old bear cub, are wherein a whit* Illy is stuck. Tto would like to have many thlngt sional and the Mendelssohn reces­ then stir in two teaspoonfuls gel­ cupfuls of pastry flour with one and women. Send a stamped, self- which add te tht Joy ot living. sional. Tba altar was decorated atine softened in one-fourth cup­ addressed envelope with your re- bare from Paris to show American Antoine lives in a house ef glass one-half teaspoonfuls baking pow­ women somehine new in hair st vies. he himself designed. Everything Ton hold a bright dream that yoa want with white flowers and candles ful cold water and melted over hot der, one-half teaspoonful salt, one j quest for Nancy Page's leaflet on which were lighted during the cere­ water. Set away to cool, and when this subject. Address her care of Antoine, whose surname ls Cler- in it ls glass, the walls, the ceilings, to make real. cupful oatmeal and one aad one- tiie tables, doors and otter appoint­ mony. very cold, spread on this slices of half cupfuls of health bran. Add this paper. perlinowski, is a Polish sculptor, and Tot know a hlth plaee la lUt tot) lot* bread and butter. Cut into desired (Copyrttht, IMI, Publishers Syndicate) one of tbe leading hair stylists in ments. His dining room Is of two to attain. Immediately following the cere­ these to tba first mixture with one- tones of ruby red. mony a wedding breakfast was shapes. half cupful water and one egg. well France. Antoine the Second, wbo And whatever yoa desire to OWN, to served in the home of the groom's Q.—Kindly print recipe for a beaten. Mix to a soft dough, add­ dresses exactly like Antoine, Is the Jade Bathroom BE. or to DO. a powerful aid to VOUB mother, Mrs, John Law, 5919 South ing more flour if necessary. Knead latter's secretary. Jeu Jeu is just purpose will he the money you save, not crabmeat salad and what to serve Club Calendar a pet. His bathroom is opaline jade and te the money you *ave tltlrti but te Olive street. Los Angeles. In tbe with it. lightly and roll Into a thin sheet, black marble. Even when Antoine ttt habit It cultivate, to SAVE, to DENT evening a reception was given for cut with.cooky cutter and place on Lacquered Wigs A.—For the crabmeat salad, if tba Lacquered wigs are Antoine's new­ sends Invitations to his showings of and to RESOLVE tnd to carry oat yoar the bride and broom by Mrs. Law canned crabmeat is used, drain and a well-greased baking sheet. Bake Tomorrow new coiffures and his works of art reiolvei. ror 50 guests. in a moderate oven to a delicate Young Women's Christian associ­ est creation. Fashioned with curls, he sends them on a square of thin separate the crabmeat in rather puffs, fan-shaped pieces and bangs, Saving tt Mt living unless saved for t Following a honeymoon trip, Mr. small pieces; add half as much fine­ brown. ation, musical bridge tea, 2 p. m., glass. SPECIFIC PURPOSE. and Mrs. Christ will live at 2144 home of Mrs. J. H. Fisher, 2012 La they are especially smart for eve­ «—_• inonippnin „™, , « .,,_,,.„-, , ly- cut celery and sufficien_, t well-sea, _.- Q.—Please print recipe for "No ning. Tbey bave he molded beauty Every year Antoine designs for! West Eighteenth street, Lo4 s Angeles Mesa drive. himself a new motor oar. One of Two Convenient Locations At tte toMOfHto'm-rrtaSrhe ««•. »Serve mayonnaisn te e dressing to moist-1 _»< Mayonnaise" for use in emer- Madison Parent-Teacher associa­ of a sculpture. Wind and water ide nSdher oarent"ww -vine «_ , ° Jj_«» covered plates genCy, when there are no eggs at tion, 2:30 p. m., at school, Arizona cannot spoil them and Antoine has his earlier automobiles was square. bridloe ana ner parents were uymg | and ga-njah WJUJ hard-cooked egg hand Thank you done a few of them for sports wear Nearly everything was square except with ber sister and brother-in-law, avenue between Tenth and Eleventh streets. Not i ____. -v.-- " im. __.___.«. _*._,_,,* tth vsste s wheels-r«i«~~ia. . Hi_r___s » newesUCWCOtL ea-ttrl Is of trf^.nf^t^rt^f^oriread *—»° EOo' MAYONNAISE: 1 only for these^ lacquered jade ^ sUver sometimes he Mr. and Mrs. Carroll C. Bird. n ff. tainm_a em<_*itn______/-! a t_i?i__"__ . T ST even KJ _17H R?,tt0! ctn^hlsandwlche;s Lfflmft w one-half teaspoonful salt and Southern California advisory wigs has Antoine gained a wide tS-v«vi _!,th ,. y * one-fourth teasr*>onful pepper in a board conference of student Young reputation on tne continent, but he had to design the tools which were Marine Bank. o—will von elve a recta* tea a.\*«ml add two tablespoonfuls canned used to make tat car, he said today. •.SCT^oi; y.Z^AmZX Jfffi?f««"for "Ilk and mix thoroughly. Add one- Women's Christian associations, 574 dresses the most aristocratic heads City Briefs tastv ham sandwich, sufficient lor ,_._,, „,,_»„, _, _,. „,JL,i„ ,„>,__„ IM. Hilgard avenue, Westwood, luncheon of nearly every country. The ex- Once Antoine dyed a white wolf­ ,„.,;, „„ .—w_«__ »v._.» .„_k„ nail cupiui or oil, slowly, while stir- hound purple. of Santa Monica, Cal. forty. TI am to bring that number |^„„ „^„.»_.„, „ '•»___»._. lU^ .*„_. •_,. aad tea. Queen of Spain, Sorel. Lady Fellows, Mrs. Sverre Oftedel and her three tm., m »I„K h._.____ -~..^ -o„ a i ring constantly1 , then add one ta- General McArthur camp and aux­ and Mrs. Cole Porter, as well aa "And after that," he said, "wom­ Head Office Oeesn Perk Office children. Mary Louise, Sverre. Jr., for a club luncheon. Thank you * t^po^n,, 0/' ?lnegar or lemon iliary, United Spanish war Veter­ numerous other well known women, en did their hair mauve color." FOURTH aNO WH.9HI0E MARINE AMO SPKCWAY and Richard, formerly of 364 Twen- tot. j__ juice. ty-first street, are now living in j A.—Your choice of sandwich fill ans, benefit card party, at home of are among his clientele. SANTA MONICA OCEAN PARK Glendale temporarily. They plan to Ing for your club luncheon is a good Q.—I attended a dinner recently Freda Firetag. 508 Broadway. Lives in Glass House Many football fatalities have been | Sllverwave Rebekah lodge. Hal­ return to Santa Monica for a visit, one. I know of no sandwich which where a cream of tomato soup was One of his coiffures fashioned reported In Great Britain this sea- I tt. Oftedal bas gone to North Da- Is more popular than a ham, wet! served with a flavor entirely differ­ lowe'en card party and dance with son. Oddfellows, 8:90 p. m., 1491 Third from the head is parted high oa tbe kota, their former home. j seasoned. Por forty sandwiches ent from any I have made or have left side with short hair forming I ever before eaten. It tasted like street. j you will need one and one-half cup che bangs over tte left forehead and Stanley A. Koch, 647 Ashland fuls of finely ground boiled ham, I ese. Could tbat be possible? California History and Landmark avenue. Ocean Park, has returned three hard cooked eggs, chopped A.—Yes. Cheese, just a bit, Is club—2 o'clock. In home of Mrs. from a visit to the Middle West. He fine, one-fourth teaspoonful salt sometimes added to a cream of to- A. X Wilmot, 1244 Soutb Sixth I BE SAFERI stopped in Kansas City, Mo., on his and two-thirds cupful salad dress- mato soup when It is served at a street. trip. ing. You will also need three loaves luncheon or dinner that la some- Pacific White Shrine Social club INSURE WITH Announcing of bread and one-half pound of but- what pretentious. It should be —lunch at 12:30, Masonic temple. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Ortman, 1442 ter. Out tbe bread very thin and added just previous to serving, Tenth and Santa Monica boulevard. Stanford street, announce the birth match the pieces In pairs. Spread ______Princess Pat's chapter. Daughters Of a son, Ronald Roy, at tbe San­ one of the pairs with ham mixture ORGANIZE NEW CLUB of the British Empire. Public card Kay's B@(DlR» aa&a Sttftttftaitery ta Monica hospital October 21. and spread the other side with but- AQ interesting new social club Is party at 8 p. m. in auditorium CMC ter which has been mixed and soft- the Jolly Eight, a group of Bay dls- Southern Counties Gas Co., 1347 Bonnle Ann is the name Mr. and ened with a wooden spoon. Place trict women who will play contract Fifth street. PHONE 26I7S Mrs. R. E. Blrklnshaw, 708 Indiana the two pieces of bread together and together every week. We Most Cordially Invite You to the Formal Opening avenue, Venice, have given their press firmly. Cut into any desired The group met Friday for bridge of our Charming Book and Stationery Shop, Located daughter, who was born at the j shapes. _ Jill | and tea In tte home of Mrs. C. W. Santa Monica hospital October 19. Q—Kindly print recipe for pump- Bomford, 1332-B Fourteenth street, st Number 410 Santa Monica Boulevard ... an kin pie real soon. X bave not been The other members are Mrs. Anna able to find a recipe that pleases Barnes, Mrs. Mary O'Brien. Mrs. PAR-I-0-GEN TABLETS institution owned and operated by Santa Monica me. X am sure you have one that Amber Barter, Mrs. Vivian Bullock, The simple natural easy tnetnoo ol Feminine Hygiene now ap­ residents. Zellophane Doilies will. Mrs. Emille Fromm, Mrs. Clydene proved oy tiM modern woman In tablet torm; convenient to use. A.—There are so many kinds of! Topham, and Mrs. Louise Speak. Lovely doilies like old-point lace, No homo solution oi oihei accessories requirea Dissolve* in a mo­ The Manager of the Store will be MISS RUTH LYON, ment In natural secretions Prevents development oi those objec­ la various sises. For many uses. tions] genua Also a Dowerful *" ~">rant twelve ablets in a recently Assistant Manager of -hillock's Book Depart­ Delightful for gifts and prizes. k impact oacsage can oe ment, who with Miss Kendall will be happy to serve The extreme ln daintiness. Ask •arnea in the ourse Com­ you. us to show them to you. MARRWS S. MANN1K plete directions ta every package Our Opening will be on Tuesday Afternoon and Carlisle-Thompson Violin Studio For Sole Evening, October twenty-seventh. at All Co., Ltd. BEATTIE SCHOOL OF DANCING WE HOPE THAT YOU WILL ACCEPT OUR INVITATION AND 202 Santa Monica Blvd. 520 Santa Monica Boulevard Phone 22119 Drug Counters GIVE US THE PLEASURE OP MAKING TOUR ACQUAINTANCE Phone 22422 EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 3 TO 6 P. M. American Drug & Chemical Co. Minneapolis

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ESTELLE AaAVtaWaUM>SSY NANCY &AQB is I CY.L/_3 aaXCTTVrriBS FASHIONS H.C&ENCE AUSTIN CUASB AILEEN LAMONT • V HOME* _ErCOMmmm\f/CmS *• OF INTEREST - WOMEN •»>-c/AMES SAMUEL &ACY l Costume Ball of [Armistice Night I Bride-Elect Being Music Body Big Stripes Have Their Day [ Ball Planned by Feted at Series Hit, 100 Present Patriotic Group Of Local Parties One of tbe most brilliant affairs A ball to be held Armistice night Many attractive affairs are being ever given in the Bay district was in ttw La Monica ballroom promises given for Miss Elizabeth Kelley. the costume ball wttb which the to be one of the attractive benefit daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Santa Monica Bay Music association events of the season. The American Kelley. 13040 Evanston avenue, entertained Saturday night In the War Mothers, who are giving the Brentwood, who will become tte Mar vista Woman's clubhouse, tell, are planning a varied program bride of Louis Inwood next month. re were more than 100 guests. for the occasion. The Kelleys announced their daugh­ ad costumes, representing the peo­ An orchestra will furnish dance ter's engagement two weeks ago at ple of many lands and historical music, and one ot the features will a smartly appointed bridge supper. • •••• periods made tte affair colorful and te S grand march. With tte tell on Mrs. F. Bryant Hull. 846 Prince­ STORES _•__• Interesting. Armistice night, a patriotic motif ton, was hostess at a bridge party A program of music was given by will be carried out, and a military and shower, and tte bride-elect was Charles H. Reneau, tenor; Annie feature has been arranged. Bridge honored at a charming affair given Laurie Morgan, soprano; John Wes- and other card games will be held last week with Miss Edith Anderson, COLD MEDAL tervelt, tenor and Harold Erickson, for those who do not desire to danee 324 Palisades avenue. Mrs. Homer c baritone. They sang parts from tbe ss who prefer to spend part of the Nicholson of Los Angeles also en­ operas which the association has re­ tertained in ber honor as did Mrs. 24i-lb. SACK. cently produced. Reneau will sing evening playing cards. Every year tbe War Mothers bring MacGregor S. Card, 221 EucUd ave­ FLOUR tte leading role in the association's Christmas cheer to tte World war nue. forthcoming production of "Io- Mrs. Elton Gripp and Miss Elsie lanthe." veterans ln the hospital on the Na­ tional Military Home grounds, who Wilson will entertain this week for RINSO BEANS Prizes for costumes were present­ otherwise would not be remembered. Miss Kelley. ed to Miss Betty Teele who attended LARGE PACKAGE SMALL WHITES-6 LBS .. ln the garb of an Oriental dancer; and tte funds, which have been Annie Laurie Morgan, who was a used for the many calls of veterans witch; Claude Edlngton, Jr., a slap­ and their families, now need re­ Miss Doll Gives COFFEE MACMARR stick comedy performer and A. E. plenishing. The proceeds will be COFFEE mUt Reneau who played the role of an used also to continue tbe welfare Party for Group I-LB. PACKAGE old blind man. work of tile War Mothers te caring RED CAN—I-LB. TIN.. for these veterans and their fam­ Dancing and bridge and tbe uro­ ilies. Above Prices Effective MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. OCT. 26. 27. 2S gram were the evening's diversions. Of Young Folk An elaborate supper was served at Tickets for the Armistice night w-aiiajflplii*. ••illgjlS-" nqpou -Bipi- midnight. ball may be secured at tte door or Miss Renette Doll of Brentwood In charge of the festivities were by calling Mrs. Edith Woehler. was hostess Saturday evening to a Mrs. Joseph Zuckerman, president 25280. or any other members of the group of young friends, entertaining of the association; Mrs. Delia Wil­ Santa Monica Bay chapter pf the with a Hallowe'en party aad dance liams, chairman of the entertain­ American War Mothers. in the home of her parents, Mr. and ment committee; Mrs. Edwin A. Mrs. Byron Doll of Wellesley ave­ Johnson. Mrs. Charles J. Carr and nue. Miss Nell Davis of Culver City Miss Betty Teele. acted as co-hostess with Miss Doll. NED FOOD* Christian Science Cornstalks, serpentines and streamers te orange and black dec­ ENTERTAINS CLUB A Lesson-Sermon on "Probation orated the rooms. The members of the Kill Kare after Death" was presented on Sun­ Tbe guests were the Misses Ruth WEEK club were guests of Mrs. A. M. Quid- day te all Churches of Christ, Gannon, Dorothy Davis, Isabel Mc- FOLLOWING PRICES EFFECTIVE TO SATURDAY. OCT. 3IST, INCL lnger aft luncheon Friday afternoon Scientist, branches of The Mother Gibbon, Dorothy Rising. Kay Lu­ when she entertained hi tte home Church. The First Church of Christ, cerne, Beth Plater, Lib McCarthy, liter mother, Mrs. Robert West- Scientist, te Boston. Mass. Marion Nugent, Jessie Slfton and LORIDA meyer in the Pacific Palisades. Tbe —__l One of tte Scriptural selections Daisy Gerblg. color schemes harmonised with tte There's smartness te stripes—gay colored and varied—this fall. te tte Lesson-Sermon cited Paul's Messrs. Joe Mashie, Glen Oelford, GOLD FOR lc various rooms. Delphinium In light A brown and apple-green striped tunic blouse sets off tills traveling statements to the Gala Mans: Kenneth Jamleson, Bennle Patrick, NO. 2 CANS and dark blue and brown chrysan­ costume. Tte suit is of brown wool, collared and cuffed in otter. ''Brethren, If a man be overtaken Byron Doll, Vance Rankin, Elmer themums decorated the dining room, The accompanying hat ls of brown felt. in a fault, ye which are spiritual, restore wen an one te tte spirit of Jamleson, Alex Crelghton, Oeorge GRAPEFRUIT and red chrysanthemums aim other meekness; considering thyself, lest Lasher. Earl Marquette. Fred Schra- fall flowers were used in decoration three years it has become a very der, Ray Shukraft. Mac Wappler la the living room. thou also be tempted. Bear ye one ^•.TNDM GIBSON CITY FANCY Influential body te' tte lodge affairs. another's burdens, and so fulfil the and Francis Schrader. The guests were Mrs. W. P. Bar­ The member lodges are those of California^ law of Christ. For if a man think V-VJKIN IOWA COUNTRY GENT. NO. 2 CANS C num, Mrs. Ray Howard, Mrs. G. B. Santa Monica, Los Angeles, Holly­ himself to be something, when he is Johnstone, Mrs. E. B. Leepy. Mrs. wood. Pasadena, Huntington Park, nothing, he deceiveth himself. But Crossing Accidents 1 Oeorge C. Neilson, Mrs. H. W. Sll­ Boyle Heights, San Pedro, San let every man prove his own work, PINEAPPLE JJOTT^!! ^.^ vernale, Mrs. A. K. Sllvernale and Diego, San Bernardino, Long Beach Schools and and then shall he have rejoicing ta Drop in 1931 Report Mrs. Clarence Smith. and Santa Ana. himself alone, and not in another. According to a bulletin of the p Give Elaborate Program For every man shall bear his own transportation department of tiie WESTWOOD PLAYERS POPULAR WhatYouShould burden.'* state railroad commission, received STRING BEANS Xo ?_tff. Ticket sales to date bave proved Tbe evening's affair will begin at t o'clock with a banquet, followed A correlative passage from tbe today at the office of Clarence that the presentation of "Adam and Christian Science textbook. "Science Webb, chief of police, grade cross­ Eva" by the Westwood Players at by professional entertainment Im­ ing accidents for tte half-year end­ mediately thereafter, ln addition to Know of Them and Health with Key to the Scrip­ tiie annual festival of the Los An­ tures," by Mary Baker Eddy, said: ing June 30, 1931, decreased 16.7 per TOMATO c geles County Drama association ls of bearing from the grand president cent, or 233, compared to the same FOR and grand orator, Judge Ben "Every valley of ate must be ex­ general community Interest, accord­ Editor's Nttt: Thi* It tht tenth of a alted, and every mountain of self­ period in 1930. DEL MONTE ing to announcement made today by Scheinman, tte latter also past Mltat tf article* dealing with all phasei ishness be brought low, that tte One more person was killed dur­ ST B. Hadley, president of the president of Los Angeles lodge, a of the California It-ttI syitem. which ing the same period ln 1930 and ST SAUCE I highway of our God may be pre- players. noted guest speaker from San Fran­ twit tbe people of the ttett more th»n more persons were injured, the re­ cisco will address the audience. Sl_M.O00.fMO each rear, tad It therefor* i pared ill Science." TENDER, SWEET Because ef tts outstanding work of paramount Interest te *verjr eltlien. port states. The total decrease ln In amateur theatricals tte Westwood The evening's affair will close with casualties In 1931 was 5 2 per cent. CORN IOWA SUGAR CORN. NO. 2 CANS. group, which ls directed by Burton a brilliant danee, music for whloh Bluff Suits Nearly A. Rand, formerly of the little will be furnished by Jack dinger ARTICLE X TUNA SUNSET—WHITE MEAT HALVES ... theater in Brooklyn, N. Y., was man's famous six-piece jazz or- In IU report on interruptions of school work, the lay commission on All Settled by City chosen to give one of tte plays of chest ra Another month should see the last LIBBY'S tte festival which is being held over At the first event, staged at tte educational problem* te California found that a fundamental principle of the Palisades bluff cases dis­ a period of several weeks at tte Elite two years ago, more than 700 posed of ta tte Los Angeles super­ PUMPKIN'NO . IVi CANS Igueroa playhouse. * were present, and last year 600 of American education,—that our schools must protect their children ior court and make possible a com­ lose taking pert te tte play, crowded into tte Elks ballroom—a plete report on the amount which which ls a sparkling comedy by capacity audience. from exploitation of any nature— Santa Monica must pay defendants VAN CAMPS 1 George Mlddleton and Guy Bolton, Press urges the members to was being flagrantly violated. This te the four-year condemnation case 16 OZ. c are Yuna Kapp and Robert Ed­ promptly respond to tte Invitation flagrant violation ls due more fe FOR tte high-powered methods of mod­ to reimburse them for their ex­ KC CANS munds, wbo carry tte title roles; R. with early reservations, for obvious penses because tte eity council helc' B. Hadley, Ann Wheatley, Frank A. reasons. ern advertising rather than from amounts asked for the property ex­ BAKING Schreyer, Anne Frazier, Walter any desire on tiie part of school of­ cessive and refused to go through PORK'BEANS Kelly, Doris Culp, Charles Garman ficials tbat children shall be ex­ wttb the deal. and Dudley Gordon. DR. WILDE TO SPEAK ploited. According to Cornelius W. Meln- POWDER Dr. Maud Wilde, who has been a By cleverly making gifts to tte PEARS LIBBYS. NO. 2*4 CANS O pQ^ frequent visitor in Santa Monica, erny, deputy city attorney, the court C LOCAL LODGE PARTICIPATES schools of fine radio and motion pic­ has allowed a claim of $7,500 pre­ r\fm A _• ivrxu DDrc7r *aw Santa Monica B'nai B'rith lodge, will conduct an open forum on prob­ ture programs of some educational sented by the Sequoia Divestment OCEAN BREEZE as one of the 11 Southern California lems ef child welfare tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Many points value, a number of business firms Co., leaving only four or five other fanizations, will participate In the Of controversy between tte Ola and have Induced California schools to cases to be settled. NO. 2 SIEVE NO. 2 CANS ,... (bird annual banquet and ball given the new manner of braining children permit them to advertise te tte POR OV1R * under the auspices of tte officers' will be discussed. school room. To all Intents and pur­ MARRIAGE RECORD LIBBY'S conference ln tte Elks club, Los poses there Is no difference between ITHACA, N. Y., Oet. 26 UP)—All BEETS Angeles, Sunday night, November 8. Dr. W. Noble Carter, a prominent writing the words "Smith _ Com­ MEDIUM WHOLE BEETS. NO. 2 CANS. obstetrician, will deliver tte morning tte town's churches set Sunday Invitations are being mailed this pany make a good automobile" SB aside to celebrate tte thirty-seventh week to every member of tte lodge. address. Miss Dorothy Wilde, so­ *0 YEAB> prano and daughter of Dr. Wilde, the school blackboard and permit­ anniversary of tte Congregational Reservations are asked for immedi­ will stag. ting tte'announcement, "This pro­ pastorate of tte Rev. Frank B. MAC MARR C ately for themselves and their gram comes to you through the Tobey of Danby, known as tte FOR families and friends due to the fact In tbe afternoon Mrs. Rufus W. courtesy of Smith Se Company," to Guaranteed pure Holt will display favors and menus "marrying pastor." He has united TALL CANS that there is but a 1,600-seating be shown upon the screen or to be 1,600 persons, "and that's enough j •nd efficient. • •*•••••• capacity te the Elks ballroom. for a child's party. Mrs. Campbell repeated time after time te a class­ MILK 'Greenup will review "Bringing Up couples to fill a large village," said Held specifically in honor of tte Your Children," by Cowan Carlson, room or a school auditorium. tte 80-year-old minister. USE grand president of tide district—- and Mrs. R. M. White will review . . t No. 4, comprising tte eight western "The Child from One to Six," by When one Arm has been success­ DIPLOMATIC ANSWER lew than sf high APPLE BUTTER S__w 3 ** 23c states—Sig Lipman of Los Angeles, Arlltt. ful te introducing a good will film WASHINGTON, Oct. 36 (.!')—Pre­ than whom there ls no better known or radio program into the schools. mier Laval Is a diplomat. An in­ priced brands. LIBBY'S *m\ •. 00_ or more beloved member, hundreds this naturally causes other firms to tot DR. BURROUGHS TO SPEAK terviewer asked him, "What ls your KRAUT NO. 2V. CANS ,.-».. *p-.. .mam**. O sVWC will gather to pay their respects to attempt to present their own ad­ opinion of ice water as a euro, Mis- MILLIONS Of POUNDS USED this leader. Dr. Paul Burroughs, supervisor of vertising' through such "good will" tor Premier?" M. Laval shrugged BY OUR GOVERNMENT HAPPYVALE PINK Local Man President health service te Santa Monica films or radio hours. his shoulders and laughed. SALMON H. B. Press, who ls president of schools, will speak on "Biological In its report, tte commission ~ ~~:c the conference, which comprises the Knowledge of Adolescence" at tte recognized the educational values of HEINZ FOR officers of all of tte lodges, also is regular meeting of the Mothers club motion pictures and radio programs OZ. TINS the presiding officer of tiie local of the First Christian church at the when selected by experts, but "be­ TOMATO JUICE "' lodge, both positions of which he has home ot Mrs. O. Goodwin, 450 South lieves that such features should be SHIRT held for the past three years. Vt Bundy drive, Brentwood Heights, provided by tbe schools themselves was through his endeavors that tte this evening. A musical program and not left to the interested gen­ conference was instituted, and in tte and social hour will follow. erosity of commercial organizations. HEADQUARTERS MEAT DEPARTMENT "Tte average child has ample op­ V\\WVVWVVVVVVVVVVVVW\\/VV^^ PRICES EFFECTIVE IN ALL MACMAKR OWNED AND OPERATED MARKETS portunity outside of 1611001 hours to MODEST MAIDENS see fine motion pictures and to hear much good radio musie aad ad­ RIB OR dresses of prominent men and women. If special motion pictures FIFTY MILLION WOMEN LARGE LOIN C or radio programs are needed for school work, ttey should be pre­ CAN'T Bl WRONG Small Loin 35c ID. pared by the state or by the fed­ LAMB CHOPS eral department of education. Our public schools must not be com­ mercialized.'' The commission makes two recom­ TOP SIRLOIN STEAK 5___^£5 ib. 35 mendations regarding the use of motion pictures and radio programs EASTERN ln the schools. "First, that by amending the SPECIAL school code, tte Introduction into PORK CHOPS 01 BACON the school room ef any radio pro­ EASTERN GRAIN FED. NO RIND—NO WASTE... gram or film, however fine Its qual­ ity, whieh to so announced or eo ib. 21 titled as to gain 'good will' or 'name publicity' for its sponsor, or which advertises a sponsor's wares, be for­ MACMARR bidden by statute. c "Second, that te view of the growing Importance ef radio and QUALITY lb. motion pictures as educational TBONESTEAK media, the legislature authorize the appointment of a special commis­ sion to report at tte 1933 session PRODUCE DEPARTMENT how the schools may properly uti­ lise these two new means of public JL/ E AVE style to women," men used to say. PRICES EFFECTIVE IN ALL MACMARR OWNED AND OPERATED STANDS instruction." But now they realize that being well dressed is not just WASHINGTON vanity. The women were right! JONATHANS C Married Women LARGE SIZE. CRISP. The tremendous popularity of Arrow Shirts is con­ JUICY. WELL FLAVORED W—* want freedom from worry . . phy*l> APPLES MSM now recommend Q-T aotluptle . , crete proof that the mea of tht world know good style non-poltonout , . aarmi*** to dellcttt tl»« tatt. . y*t Instantly ttftctlvt tftlntt (tnn when they see it. And the reasoo why they choose Arrow DOTAT_OCC RUSSETS, SMOOTH— u II_ OK- development. Abottthe* rtak and uncertainty, ——loy a ntw peac* ot mind . , art year rUIAIWtO UNIFORM U. S. NO. Is 10 IDS. ZOC drugfltt today, b* sat MM Q-T tor flvt Shirts is the new Arrow Sanforized-Shrunk process, which year*. Woman •—rywb—t tettlfy to IU de­ pendability. Q-T"* tlmt-ttattd applicator, means that every shirt is guaranteed to fit DFADC BARTLETTS. FANCY NORTHERNS _ II OR- tlmpl* and troublt fit* . . with larte fta* —root tub* It told on a money back guar, permanently. For instance* Arrow Trump. $11 wlrO r*_/Al\.2 LARGE. RIPE. JUICY « 4lbS. ZOC ant**. 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: PAGE EIGHT EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, OCTOBER 2C5, 1931 To Lead Dry Rally Famer, Crazed, Quits Pictures for Kitchen Aviatrix to Train Foshay ky to Makers of Vicks VapoRub if Slays 6 Ki_sBieii For Ocean Flight I Be Investigated Score Another Advance in Killer Surrendera After Juanita Buret' Plans for Woman Holdout Member Night in Wood a Pacific Hop Explained Visited by Husband. Home Control of Colds * With Child by Her Backer Says Prosecutor / Vick Chemists Develop the Perfect Ally to Vlcks WAGENER, S. C, Oet. 38 UF>— NEW TORK, Oct. 26 UP, — The MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 26 USt—AmX George Jackson, 40, farmer, sought farmer lad who lifted a growing inquiry Into the handling of tte VapoRub—Introduce New Idea ia Preventing as the slayer of air ot Ma kinsmen, calf each day until finally he could Jurji which waa unable to agree to Colds to Make Possible the Vick Plan .. was captured at his home near here lift a cow has an aerial counterpart the trial of W. B. Poshay and St* today. ln Juanita Burns, aviatrix. to Reduce the Family 'Colds-Tax' He surrendered after his daugh­ Miss Burns hopes to fly alone associates on mall fraud charges ter had told officers surrounding from Tokio to Seattle and then to was planned today by federal offi­ the house that "daddy says please Dallas next spring and here ls bow cials. FREE TRIAL PACKAGES sages—a few drops up each nostril, come and get him." ate plans to get ready for the Tte jury was discharged Friday and many annoying colds wiU DCw Taken to Prison •train: after deliberating eight days with­ avoided. Officers left with Jackson for "She will sit down beside a roar­ out reaching a verdict. Xt had Local Druggists Have Free 2.—Wben a Cold Strikes. Columbia to place him in the state ing airplane engine. When she be­ been locked up during the trial. Samples far Users of During the day—any time, any penitentiary for safe keeping. gins to get drowsy, she will shut off Yesterday Fred Horowitz, special place—use tte convenient Vicks Jackson apparently became insane the motor aad eall it a day. Tte government prosecutor, said te had Vicks VapoRub Drops as often as needed. At night, yesterday as he sat in a Sunday aft- next day she will stt a little longer learned Mrs. Genevieve Clark, only rub Vicks VapoRub well over throat ernoon gathering of relatives at aa —and so on until die can stay woman on tts Jury, had been visited awake 40 hours or so." at least once a week by ber hus­ Mothers of two generations have and chest and cover with warm uncle's home near here,' scattered depended on Vicks VapoRub for flannel. Leave bed-clothing loose the group with sudden oaths, killed Backer Explains Plans band. around the neck so the medicated five of them and then went to the The idea and other details of tte ft also was reported that other treating the family's colds. Now. to vapors can be inhaled all night long. neighboring borne of a cousin and proposed flight were explained by members st tte jury were permitted 26 million homes, they welcome the This gives you full 24-hour treat­ fatally wounded him. tte 25-year-old Los Angeles girl's to have visitors without proper au­ newly discovered perfect ally to ment. (If there is a cough, try the Enters Woods backer, Joseph Martin, broker and thorization. VapoRub — Vlcks Nose 8c Throat new Vlcks Cough Drops—actually Armed with a pistol and shotgun, aviation enthusiast. The Poshay case will be retried to Drops—based on a new idea in pre­ medicated with ingredients of Vlcks the death weapons, Jackson fled to Martin, who comes from Los An­ federal court here, starting Janu­ venting colds. Together, these two VapoRub. a thick woods and until today elud­ geles, said Miss Burns will start ary 11. Tte government charges ideal, direct applications provide tte ed capture by 78 possemen who from Tokio neat April with a Ught Dr. John Snape, pastor of the defendants used the malls to new Vick Plan for better "Control Trial Packages Free. load of gasoline. A male aviator promote sales ef Poshay securities of Colds" to tte home and further In order that every user of Vicks sought him. An 11-year-old daugh­ Temple Baptist church, Los An­ of questionable value. ter, Lula, accompanied him. Blood­ will go up wltb ber and help fill bar geles, will address a community reduction ef tte family "Colds- VapoRub may test the new Vick hounds aided the posse seeking plane's fuel tanks to capacity from meeting to tte Presbyterian Tax." Here is the Vick "Colds- Plan of better "Control of Colds" a refueling ship. Then the aviator church here at 7:30 o'clock to­ Control" Plan: in the home, every druggist ta the them. will jump out in a parachute, while Divorce Granted United States has been sent a lim­ Those slain were Hamp. 52, and Miss Burns speeds out over tte Pa­ morrow night. The gathering 1.—Before a Cold Starts. ited supply of samples. Oet yours Hayes Jackson, 61, uncles; Mrs. will be held to tte interests of today. If your druggist's supply is Darl Jackson. 46, an aunt; her sons, cific toward Seattle, which she the maintenance and enforce­ To Screen Actress On exposure to colds or any of tte hopes to reach over tte "great cir­ LOS ANOELES, Oet. 26 (U.R)— causes that ordinarily lead to colds exhausted, send us the top of a Melvin. 28 and Bill, 22, and Her­ cle" course without a stop. ment ef the eighteenth amend­ —(crowded Indoor places—stuffy, Vicks VapoRub carton—or eoupon man Jackson. 30, the cousin. ment and is part of a nation­ Josephine Dunn, blonde screen poorly ventilated rooms — sudden from the VapoRub directions folder She plans to collect $28,000 bt wide movement of tte dry actress, today was awarded an In­ temperature changes—wet and cold) —and we win mall you a trial pack­ prizes In Seattle, then go on to Dal­ forces, it was announce- today. age of Vicks Nose Drops (also a Aitoctatfd Puts Phut. las to get $25,000 more. terlocutory decree of divorce from —ttet slow down the normal func­ Book Store Plans A permanent organization of Clyde E. Greathouse, son of a tioning of the nose, Nature's mar­ sample of Vicks Medicated Cough Leatrice Joy said she was definitely through as a film actress May Try Parte Hop citizens of Santa Monica will be velous "first line of defense against Drops i together with a folder on tte Opening Tomorrow upon her marriage to William S. Hook, Los Angeles business man, Martin said he had assurances perfected, with the election of wealthy oil operator. Tte actress Vick Plan for "Control of Colds" ta that Col. William E. Easterwood, Jr., colds"—use Vicks Drops promptly. People who have wondered how at Oel Monte, Cal. officers and committees to carry charged cruelty. Or, If a cold actually threatens— the home. Address Vick Chemical -tewing gum king, who gave Coste on the work, according to Miss Dunn told Superior Judge CO., 1003 Milton St., Greensboro, they would look ln a motion picture and Bellonte $25,000. would present when yon feel that first stuffy, may have their desire gratified to­ present plans. All Interested Lewis Howell Smith tbat Great- sneezy irritation of the nasal pas­ N. C—Advertisement. Miss Burns a similar prize If she is citizens of the community are house refused to provide a house for morrow evening at 7:30 o'clock by successful. Then ste hopes to Invited to attend. attending the opening of Kay's new come to New York—and perhaps fly her. book and stationery store at 410 Autoists Warned City to Win Two to Paris. Santa Monica Blvd. A complete Miss Burns, who formerly lived hi camera setup* and an operator will El Paso, la auburn haired and has take pictures of persons who at­ "the courage to show what a wom­ tend, and they may see themselves By Police Chief Suits by Default an can do in aviation If given a at a later date, according to Ruth break ' Martin said. Her ship will Lyon, manager of the new shop. be called tte "Miss Olympia 1932" in Several well known authors will honor of tte Olympic games, to be be present to autograph their books, Webb Threatens Drive to No Sign of Action Seen held at Los Angeles next summer. including Grace Moon. Laura Mc­ Arrest Speeders in as Time Limit Near Nary, "Chiro" and Chief Standing Bear. School Zones in Morgan Case "The selling of books is more than Parents Discuss a merchandising operation and tba Although Santa Monica has been Damage actions against the city Troubles of India persons engaged in the profession fortunate so tar this school season totaling $125,000 appear to be going A round table discussion of recent 1931 in not having any accidents at I85Q are performing a cultural service by the boards for lack of prosecu­ that is as important as schools or school crossings, Clarence Webb, tion, a check of records at the city political agitations in India and of other institutions of learning." Such chief of police, issued a warning to attorney's office showed today. England's attitude toward this is the opinion of Ruth Lyon. motorists today. A $100,000 suit filed against tte largest of ter colonies occupied Miss Lyon, explaining her asser­ "We have received complaints city for tte death of Antonio Orfila. most of tbe time at the session of tion, went on to say that "The cul­ that motorists are beginning to killed with a companion on tte tbe class in parental education to tural standing of any community Is display disregard of tut safety of night of January 23, 1930 while tte Selby avenue school, with Mrs. determined by the kinds of book children using school crossings. Tba crossing Pico boulevard, is off cal­ Hazel Vorklnk In charge. stores that it supports. Book stores line of demarcation is faint between endar and there has been no Indi­ Articles of tte children's charter, are a civic necessity. They should the driver who purposely is careless cation that attorneys for the plain­ the result of the conference on tiff are preparing to have it set for child welfare called to Washington 72 YEARS of SERVICE be the center of inspiration to any and the one who just doesn't real- community, and Kay's book shop lie he is endangering the lives of trial. last year by President Hoover, will children wben he 'fudges' through Two demurrers filed by the city be taken up at the weekly sessions. aims to appeal to booklovers and to against a $25,000 damage suit Tte first of these was discussed at those that have heretofore not the crossing lanes," Chief Webb de­ tte last session under tte heading. fif* Since our beginning in 1859/ we have served always Quality availed themselves of the opportu­ clared today. brought by Charles Morgan tor the "We have no other alternative death of bis wife, Agnes Morgan, "For every child spiritual and moral nity to read and enjoy the best have been sustained by the court training to help him stand firm un­ IT Foods at Low Prices....We are celebrating our 72nd birthday thoughts that the minds of the past but to immediately start making der the pressure of life." and present generations have pro­ arrests in Instances of known viola­ and the 10-day period which the tions." plaintiff was given to amend bis Among tte pressures discussed duced. complaint has passed without any were parental attitudes, including all this week with a special array of Real Bargains.•• .We want "The aim of a good bookshop is At present seven regulars and two attempt being made to refile tbe forms of punishment with resulting 9 not only to present the old and tried special policemen guard the school case. fears and other mental disturbances standards of literature and knowl­ crossings. Five of the lanes are that change the whole tenor of life. You to join ut in this 72nd Annual "SAVINGS PARTY .... edge, but to present, from time to guarded during three periods each time as they appear, the books and day. authors that best represent contem­ Cyprus Rioters Tear Report Shows Few • "QUALITY FOODS AT LOW PRICES"* porary thought on life and litera­ Down British Flag PILLSBURY ture, and who will most truly repre­ Many Pencils Sold sent to posterity the best that our LARNACA, Cyprus, Oct. 26 (U.R)— Students Atheists SCOT CRISCO SOLD MEDAL time can produce. This has been In Relief Campaign Rioters beaded by tbe Bishop of LOS ANGELES, Oct. 28 (ONE)— More than 700 pencils were sold Kyrenia attacked the British com­ Less than 5 per cent of college stu­ the predominating idea in develop­ missioner's office at Kyrenia early dents are atheists, according to re­ ing a bookstore that will truly rep­ in Santa Monica Saturday for the sults of a survey of students in five TISSUE resent Santa Monica's standing." homeless children's fund of the Na­ today, toro down the British flag SHORTENING FLOUR tive Daughters of the Oolden West. and raised the Greek standard. colleges, revealed today by Dr. Her­ Earlier disorders resulted in de­ bert W. Bearles of tte school of 24?_-lb. Women of the Santa Monica Bay philosophy, University of Southern parlor, who sponsored the event, un­ struction of the government house lb. can 3 I*.™. 55c sack Cover of Manhole der the leadership of Mrs. Elmer at Nicosia and casualties estimated California. Paith in God was pro­ 3 «* 22c 19c 59c Barnes, Mrs. Anna Pierce and Mrs. at three killed and 67 Injured. In­ fessed by an average of 81 per oent Will Not Stay Put Eldred Meyer, reported they were cluding 35 policemen. of tte students, the survey showed. A manhole cover over a street well pleased with the success of the It was expected tbat tte bishop REFEREE ONLY CASUALTY drain near Fourth street and Pa­ undertaking and thanked all friends would be arrested and deported un­ HAZELTOWN. Pa., Oct. 36 —Jim cific avenue wouldn't stay put last of the order for their generous sup­ der tte decree issued by the gov­ Murray was refereelng the football Del Monte Coffee <«29c Lux Toilet Soap 4^«25c night, and as a result an automo­ port. It is probable, the committee ernor. Sir Ronald Storrs. The Bish­ bile was damaged, two bus loads announced, that the pencil sale will op of Kitium was arrested and de­ game between Cranberry and Hazel- of persons were frightened and city become an annual undertaking to ported for demonstrations at Ni- town. A player gave him a punch. crews were kept on the jump. assist-in the homeless children's cosa. Murray lei that pass. A little later A bus driver reported at 7 o'clock work. another nlayer gave him another EIGHT O'CLOCK last night that his machine had LONDON. Oct. 26 (U.R)—The situa­ punch which knocked Murray un­ CRYSTAL QUAKER nearly tipped over when crossing tion to Cyprus was called "quiet conscious. When te came to, he THE WORLD'S the Intersection. The passengers but still tense" in a colonial office discovered tte game ted been LARGEST SELLING lb. were frightened, be said. At 8 Heads of Loan Co. communique. No injury to British awarded to Hazelton, 1-0, by tbe WHITE COFFEE COFFEE 17c O'clock C. A. Severs, of 2816-C Ari­ officials or civilians was reported. umpire. zona avenue, reported to police that Face Prison Terms OATS his car had lost a tire and had a SEATTLE. Oct. 26 <.T—-Convicted wheel broken when lt got caught is In their fourth trial of charges of the tilted lid. Band larceny, growing out of the SOAP RED CIRCLE Another bus narrowly missed ca­ failure of the Puget Sound Savings Quick and Regular reening over, and tiro other motor­ and Loan association, Adolph Lin­ A SPLENDID ists advised police of narrow es­ den and Edmund W. Campbell, for­ BLEND- capes. In the meantime tba street mer executives of the organization, 10... 29c COFFEE ib. 23c crews had replaced the cover sev­ today faced possible msxtmum sen­ eral times. Finally a red lantern tences of 60 years each in prison. halted traffic over the street lid. JD odmhnrujindma _C packages JVC LISTEN TO MART ChttUrfMd, CtMttt carton John E. Staley to CHICAOO. Oet. 26 up>—tt you snots POM men Lucky Srrik. take it from Mary Garden, ahe Cigarettes OktemU, *1.29 Tune Fisk W 22_ 35C Run for Congress would rather be a man than a Announcing hit candidacy as a woman. "Being a woman is fas­ Trim Style at a New Low Price progress republican for tbe office cinating, but men have tte better Marco Dog Food 3 •**• 20c of congressional representative of time," says the opera singer. Tomato Juice R?J*d 3-.'23c the sixteenth district. Josn E. Sta­ We didn't need to lower Parade's price, for ley, national commander of the Veterans' Prosperity organization, OVEREATING FATAL it ts one of our best setting Bostonions — but __* glasses *fit*f v declared today that the payment In NEW YORK, Oet 96 LTr-Khar­ Dunn's Jellies Jenny Wren c**.«•» ** 27c full by the government of adjusted toum, 29 years old, weight 7,000 we did. 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\ML MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1931 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PAGE NINE MYSTERIES TO PLAY TRAINMEN FOR BALL TITLE Fight Figgers ; Coast, Southern Tbey say 13 le unlucky, bet we couldnt have any worse Sports i' Conference REBELS BOW TO VENICE, 6-5; luck in picking fights lately, Lamar and Berto Trojans oo Top Clover Fielders so we start the week oft with Grid Standings 13 box-fight selections. At Culver City, Johnny Lamar Shorts COAST Ol INFES over Johnny Berto, frankie Ar- W L Pet~ In 8-Round Bout By FRANK FINCH Coast Standings tts * 0 1.000 Top Long Bead ROOFERS HANDCUFFED BY J-2 regon over Johnny Martinet, Htanfnrri t Vie Pertley over Max Mazsick, • 1.000 Wtshlntton ______.. a 1 . .667 Pete Donatelll over Al Aced- Mexican 140-Pounders to Cirr.nn . , . . j 1 By FRANK FINCH ND some ginks gave 24 points. .tr? ANTA MONICA'S MYSTERIES and the Venice Train­ vedo and Francis Burks over Southern California in California ______.... i t .too Crucial Links Struggle Albert Munoz: et Hartford, ' Stop at C. C.; Arregon Giving points in football games V. Lft * 2 .300 men will meet et Clover Field next Sunday for the 6-0 Win Over Bean; Irfuhn ,. „ I Bay baseball championship, and the trophy donated Earl Mastro over Midget Mike Battles Martinez A ts dangerous business, as the .. t .ttt Annexed, 9V_-5V_. by exciting (and close) 6-0 victory tbe n. a T.. A ,„ t 1 .000 by the Evening Outlook will be presented to the win­ O'Dowd and Kid Chocolate Stanford Next Orrcon Slttt ______0 1 .000 ning nine. This was determined before a crowd esti­ over Buck Oliva: at Philadel­ By RINGSTER highly touted Trojans gained over Monttna ..___-.___._ t t .000 Santa Monicans mated at 3,000 phia, Steve Halaiko over Jack tbs fightin' Bars last Saturday in­ •f RUSSELL NEWLAND Stterdty'* Resell* Portney, Young Firpo over EATHER should fly Southern C-Ufornia tl Ctiifornit 0. Santa Monica's band of deter­ fans yesterday at have started e oouble play but in ample quantities dicates. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26 UPy—A Stanford 0; W»»hington A mined divoteers continued their win­ the Clover Field didn't. Henderson was caught Herman Perlick and Sammy BUI Ingram, California's new football season that has barely Oregon Bttt. tT; Oreton Normal 0. Dorfman over Young Patsy tonight when two ning ways in the Southern CaUfor­ diamond when stealing on a dumb play when no­ fast-stepping mitt- coach, who seems to be making Quite passed the halfway mark today TJ. C. L. A. 46: Pomona 0. nia public golf the first of two body was down, but Porter got on Wallace; at Chicago, Con found -outhern California's Trojans Waihlntton State 13; ktenttnt 0. O'Kelly over Baxter Calmes: slingers, Johnny a hit up around Berkeley, was Orrton Si North Dekota 0. team tourna­ charity double- the bags on en error and then Mis­ Lamar and Johnny quoted before tbe game to the effect perched at the Southern Conference ment by van­ headers was ter Barmen, who had previously at New York, Tom Heeney over Berto, estab hi tbe that "tbe Trojans are only human, top in tbs battle Glacomo Bergomas and Steve for Pacific Coast W T Pts. OPP. quishing Long staged for the whiffed twice, elevated the ball over eight-round me n They're just eleven youngsters like Occidental 3 0 39 3 Beach's strong the left field fence and almost mto Hamas over Georgie Smith. conference hon­ 37 Santa Monica event at Cy 8aenz' my boys and not super-men. as we Calteeh 3 0 13 teem, tH to 0 „ So del Welfare Venture county. Standings to Date Culver City boxing ere supposed to believe." Bill was ors, with every Whittier _____ 1 0 36 M indication that 16 et Clover Fiela council, under the auspices of the This.made Snyder sore. Hyde Won Lott Draw Pet. arena at 140 pounds. right. If there was any over-confi­ San Diego 1 19 Evening Outlook. Both men have tbey will contin­ Pomona ______1 0 11 37 yesterday. As no walked and then Snyder boosted one 269 Ul 39 .707 dence tn the Trojan makeup it was ue on to win tbe La Verne 1 e 11 39 other results Yesterday's scores: of "Lefty's" sizzlers over the center- enviable repute- 16 knocked out before tbe first quar­ 10S1 champion­ Redlands _ 1 i 33 were reported, it Trainmen 6; American Legion field scoreboard, a terrific wallop ln tlons backing them up and the go­ ter had ended. St. Barbara _. 0 o 30 63 ing ought to be fast and furious, ship. was not known Rebels 5. Ow Roofers' fifth. And that blow There's no question of Southern Mysteries 3; West Coast Roofers ended all scoring for tbe game. with Lamar, the veteran, being a The Trojans at this time slight favorite to win over his more California's superiority over the posted tbeir whether Santa 2 (8 innings). Darkness feU on the ball park in Golden Bears, but the hard-fought The big crowd that attended tbe the eighth, but the teams continued Dutras Defeated youthful opponent. Berto has fourth confer­ Monica retained fought et the Hub City punch em­ battle and harder-won victory shows ence victory by her league toed,. festivities donated approximately to play. Synder was touched tor that a fighting, inspired bunch of snatching a 0-0 $100 tn groceries and money and another homer by Barmen and dou­ porium several times and has not CavalrymenTake as the first five failed to make an Impressive show­ youngsters often can upset an apple­ nets from Cali­ even this sum would have been bles by Hargraves, Sutton end OB* fornia's Beers teems were ing. His most recent wins are over cart full of veterans. bunched within much greater had better weather borne in tbe ninth, two runs coming I tab the Trojans ithat Finch egg Saturday after a Freddy Gordon prevailed, many fens staying away across, but Manager "Pop" Hender­ In Rancho Natch Billy Dugan and Mickey Bar. six points of etch other prior to Has Good Wallop is loose again!) to win every game great struggle because of threatening rain clouds son of the Roofers forfeited tbe that saw e sup­ the Sunday warring. game te the Mysteries as it was be­ Lamar, who has been flailing but one during the remaining weeks liftmmCamp that hung over Santa Monica all gloves for many semesters, is a fast- of play. Notre Dame (pronounced posedly weak One more round of play is slated, day long. coming dangerous to play because of Von Elm and Burke Nab Bear eleven twice coming next Sunday. Santa Monica tbe inability of the fielders to fol­ moving gladiator with a good Notre Dame) is the stumbling block, Bill Spaulding threaten to score Now, to get down to the facts: wallop hi either hand. Although an if you please. U. S. C. should take encounters .weak opposition at West­ Flossy pitching, superb fielding low the pinn in the dark. The score 4-3 Nod Over Famous from inside ths five-yard line. 19-6 Triumph Gained by then reverted to the eighth toning, in-and-outer, he holds victories Georgia, but probably won't If I Trojans Rest ern Avenue; St. Andrew's should and some good old-fashioned slug­ Brother Outfit over such men as Bobby LaSalle pick 'em to. bow at Long Beach; Pasadena is ging featured both games, both of which was 3-2 to favor of the Mys­ Without a game scheduled for Army in Final Game teries. Cecil Payne, Tod Morgan and Matt Who's the man of the hour on next Saturday, the Trojans will have favored to beat Sunset Fields, and which were determined by one-run LOS ANGELES, Oct. 26 UPt— Callo. the coast now? Mohler? Shaver? twe weeks to prepare for their No­ of Polo Series two title contenders, Montebello and margins. Bob "Lefty" Hargraves' Thanks is due Sheriff "Dad" George Von Elm, back on his home A particularly good infighter, Ptnckert? Jones? Warner? Nope vember 7 contest with Stanford's Westwood, clash at the latter team- Mystery southpaw, allowed the West Wright and Sergt. George Webb for course, yesterday putted the famous possessed with ability to cleverly —Mister Bill Ingram is the fair- Indians. On its record to date. Having brought their Southland course in a match which will put Coast Roofers only four bingles in taking care of the collection. Dutra brothers defend himself against hit oppon­ haired boy. Southern California will be favored campaign to a close with a 10 to 6 one or both out of tbe running.' de* the second game, while Le Barge, Duran's Transfer donated e truck team ef- Mortle ent's punches. Berto figures to' ex­ Sailor Bill went into a hornet's to take Stanford down the line, victory over tbt Upllftert' club rid­ pending upon the size of the score. Trainmen chucker, was hit only five to transport the groceries and food­ and Olin into tend his Mexican foe to the limit. nest when be first stepped on that while two later rivals. Montane and ers, the Eleventh Cavalry polo teem Beachers Win times by the Rebel forces. stuff to the Welfare center. defeat tn a best In recent bouts Berto has spotted Washington, are not expected to of­ from Monterey today was en route California campus. The football home. Long Beach's first team of Kerr In the first tussle the Trainmen Hank McDonald put In an appear­ ball match his foes weight, but tonight'! joust squad was shot full of holes by bad fer serious opposition. and Sloppy blanked George Hine and Rebels went right after each ance and tossed a few for the fans. played with will see both men combat at the blood, fraternity politics and as a Defeated twice previously by the other. Lockwood scored the first Police Chief Webb hurled the first Billy Burke, same poundage. Stanford stock dropped somewhat Uplifters, tbe Army four went Into and Chuck Berdrow of Santa unit was badly demoralized. Sailor following Saturday's scoreless tie yesterday's gams on tbe Rustic can­ Monica, 3 to 0, yesterday ln an upset, run for the Rebels when he scored ball and Fire Chief Mohr attempted national open Fast Prelims BUI took tbe null by the horns a la on Griffith's error after walking and to catch tt. But why bring that champion, as a with Washington, a team defeated yon field determined to win, and Freddy Gordon and Gene Rug- partner. The A preliminary card, with the Wild Western style and set things earlier in the season bv Oregon. against tbeir superior teamwork gerlo of Santa Monica came back, reaching second on Athey's sacrifice, up? semi-windup having all the appear­ in order to suit himself "Either Next Saturday Stanford will meet but the Trainmen came back tn Band Entertains score was 4 and and shooting tbe club players fought however, te beat Tomes and Kolle, S, ances of an interesting fight, backs you do what I say or one of us goes Bill Spaulding's U. C. L A. team, gamely but unsuccessfully all lbs their half of the first and scored Jack Joyce and tbe Outlook Boys' up the main event spot. The prin­ off this squad, and that guy ain't taking the Bruins tn stride end a to i. twice when Dalton and Boardman band was on hand to furnish music. way. Although hit cipals in tbe semi are Frankie Arre­ gonna be me," was the subtle (?) mesnwbile pointing for the Trojan Lieut. Tommy "T.N.T." Thorn- Capt Gerald Kerr and Paul walked, advanced on a sacrifice and Harold Dopp performed admir­ Von Elm morning 18 score gon and Johnny Martinez, 138- Ingram statement. clash a week later. burg, No. 2, was ths starring figure Rooney of Santa Monica outlasted came tn on Fouriner's scorching sin­ ably on the public address system. was only 76, five over par. the Los pounders, and are scheduled to It wasn't the fault of "Nibs" Pries Beavers vs. Cougars In the Army win, scoring eight Ruff el and Saltzer, 2S to >». gle through the pitcher's box. And thanks is hereby given to Angeles pro, who was runner-up to travel through four rounds. lbs only ether conference en­ goals and playing brilliantly de­ Scores on Fly everybody else that aided in making Burke in the open championslp, fin­ that California looked so, pitiful last Chet Coleman and Earl' Nietzel st Big bruisers, Vic Pertley and Max year. Didn't "Nibs" hold TJ. S. C. gagement fisted for next Saturday's fensively as well aa offensively. Col. Santa Monica scored a surprising 2- Griffith walked ln the Trainmen- tbe afternoon a financial and "base- ished his found in tbe afternoon for Mazsick, heavyweights, vte In tbe activities will nit Oregon State A. H. "Angle" Wilson, veteran Army second, went to second on Dailey's balllc" success. a 66. Burke was short on his drives four-round special event. In tne to a scoreless tie tn 1928? Dldnt to-1 triumph over Nichols and An­ his team upset the Trojans, 16 to 7, against Washington State at Port- star who captained the visitors, tal­ derson. neat bunt and to third when Catcher Tbe box scores: but played a consistent enough game second spot Pete Donatelll tangles lend. lied six times. Beckley muffed one of "Dee" Fall- Lctlon KttxW to materially eld ln tbe lead of two wtth Al Acedvedo. 138, for four ln 1929? Those games proved that Al Maes and Bill Edwards of up which be and Von Elm enjoyed be had tbe coaching ability. Then Defeated but not disgraced last Reggie Weiss, e former six-goal Santa Monica blanked McNamara gren's "spitters." Morgan's fly to AB R H rounds. Francis Burks and Albert weekend, California will enjoy a star, was outstanding for tbe up­ Soest scored Griffith. Lockwood, rt at the halfway mark. Munoz, 112, open the show. it must have been something ln the and Stevenson, 3 to 0. Athey, tS team's personnel that was tearing "breather* tn a game wttb Nevada. lifters, not only scoring three of Peterson's Texas leaguer brought Tbe Santa Monica pre, Olin, re­ Tbe contest will serve as a warm-up their goals, but being in tbe thick Bearti tf down the organization. for tbs Bears, preparing for the YOUNGSTERS VIE ln Athey and Soest in the third for Forney, *t covering from a recent Illness, was EIGHT ACTION BOUTS Paste this in the derby: Igram of the battle nearly every second of the Rebels after this pair had walk­ Feteraon, ef off form, but Mortie was out ln It ON S. M. ARENA SLATE Berkeley Invasion of Washington on the way. Of RIVIERA WAR Hobelmtn. 3b will taring California back te bar the following Saturday. ed. "Pop" Hobelman then pasted ln the morning and shot a potential Promoter Dave Landau will offer Lieut. Claude Fagln, who alter* Nell White end Don Nittinger, 20- Stansbury, lb 71 In the afternoon. rightful place in tbe football world. Washington, likewise, hat e non- one of La Barge's curves into the Beckley. e tbe local fistic colony hereabouts ... nated with Capt. James Rodwell at year-old youths, will meet next Sun­ barley field, scoring Peterson ahead Ftlltren, p Burke plaee te remain ln the some interesting amateur melees, conference contest scheduled wttb No. 1 tSt tbs Army, took a bad spill day at Riviera Country club for tht of him. This ended the scoring for West, competing ln tournaments ln featuring mostly local boys, on Wed­ Rain evidently wrecked the igni­ Whitman college furnishing the op­ In tbe fourth chukker when his pony golf championship of tbe Los An­ the Rebels, Tottll California until the first of January. nesday night at the Santa Monica tion system of Warner's Bed Wagon. position. Idaho and Montana also stumbled, but returned to tbe play geles Athletic club and allied clubs. The count was evened, however, Von Elm, worn out from the nation­ That scoreless tie witb Washington will play non-conference games, the after a short rest. arena. Such boys as Cecil Parsons. former meeting Gonzaga at Moscow, The two youngsters won their when French walked, stole second wide exhibition tour, said he would Frank Jones, kayo king: Art Rios didn't help Stanford's championship way into the final round at Riviera Dalton, lay off golf for a while end rest. hopes any. snd Montana taking on an old time 31-7; U. ef San Francisco, 14-6, and and was driven home by Fouriner's Botrdmtn, tt and Jackie Nelson, will display their gridiron rival, Montana State, Gonzaga, 13-7, on successive week­ yesterday. White bed bat little second single, after which Fouriner French, rf The pair however, have tentatively pugilistic wares on the impending North Dakota held "Doc" difficulty in defeating J. V. Dillman. Fouriner, cf scheduled another exhibition et Spears' Oregonians to a scoreless Bronet Play Gaels ends. Santa Clara lost Its opening came tn on Beakley's bingle. fight ticket. Members of no conference, tat game to California, 0-2. but has f and I, while Nittinger was given The ball game looked like it wet Beakley, 2b Long Beach, probably two weeks tie, proving that most of tbe e closer game by Milo Marchettl Griffith, lb hence. Burke is also considering outstanding team of the Far Wett shown steady Improvement. A week going Into extra Innings until tte Daley, lb preseason "great team" publicity by right of might. St. Mary's college ago tt defeated the San Francisco winning only after the match bag ^eighth when Fouriner, who had sin­ Morttn, • doing some motion picture work. sent out by the Eugene university will face its keenest gridiron rival, Olympic dub 10-6, whereas earlier gone two extra holes, 1 up on tbt gled again, was brought home with La-Bart*, p was hooey. Santa Clara university, ln San ln the season the club team held twentieth. what proved to be the winnirf. run Washington State took two deep Francisco, Sunday. Some 65,000 fans Stanford to a 0-0 tie and lost a close The championship finals wtll be on Griffith's long drive that sailed Total* Three Teams Tie breaths, scared two touchdowns and are expected te crowd Into Keser contest to California, 6-0. Scort fee Innlnts: over 36 holes. Charles Hyatt and over Soest's dome In left field. Rebel* ______10400000 0—« then couldn't catch its breath again stadium for the battle. St. Mary's Carl Shy, L. A. A. C. basketball Gordon Caught Trainmen 112 0 0 0 0 1 X—4 Four leaders in I in the Montana tussle. (So mebbe to the only undefeated and untied Charley Peters, sheriff of Sarpy stars, are In the finals of the first Oordon running for Fallgren, got Bat ter le*, Falltrtn tnd Beckley; St U. S. C. didn't lick such tough teems major team on the coast. The Oeeto counts', Nebraska, Is another athlete flight, white Frank Lubin, another as far as third in the Rebel ninth, Bates and Morttn. Home seat, Hobelmtn after all ln Oregon and Washington defeated Southern California, 13-7; trying a comeback. Wrestling ls Mercury court player, faces E. M Two bat. hit*. Orlfflth. Struck out by For Big 10 Lead California, 14-0: West Coast Army, but was caught et home plate by Falltren, 6; by Se Btrte, A. Basts en ball*, State.) hto line. Peake ln the second flight finals. , Catcher Duran for the third put- off Falltren. tl off Se lartt 7. Umpire*. California's frosh lambasted out on an attempted double steal. Wltham, Townsend, Sparkman. EasternFoolball Bakersfield Jaysee, 49 to 0. Too Le Barge was wild at times, is­ W. C. Bttftr* Wildcats. Gophers and hoo, 1932! suing seven free passes, but be had AB R H PO Bad gen Unbeaten Ln Army held Albie Booth hi check "etter protection ln the field than Orty, Sb 0 4 NEW YORK, Oct. 36 (U.R) — New ell right, but forgot about a geezer Watt, St _..- 0 1 York university, Syracuse, Harvard 'did Fallgren. Soest threw two wild Crawford, tf I I Conference Play named Parker, who tap-danced 88 ones to tbe plate when runners and Pennsylvania stood out today as yards to tie the score at 6-6. Smelser, lb _ 0 t the real leaders of Eastern football were scoring and played ln too close Koonse, t _ 1 11 By OEOBGE KIRKSEY Is Harvard really gonna be a giant in when Griffith arched one over his Martin, tt _ 0 I wttb the season past tbe half way CHICAOO, Oct 26 (U.R)—North­ nasty as of yore? The 35-7 spank­ head. Babb, ts ___ 0 l stage. western, Minnesota and Wisconsin ing she administered to Texas Fallgren couldn't get the ball past Hyde, rf 0 •l These four teams have faced the ere tbe undefeated leaders of tbs indicates as much. Andrade, rf 0 0 test Of heavy firing and have come Fouriner, wbo bit wee timely sin­ Snyder, p 1 0 big ten football race, but Dick Han- Navy put Princeton tn e pickle, gles and tallied twice. French, through victorious ln each engage­ ley's eleven, which shared the title 15 toO. Beakley and Griffith got two hits Tottlt ..at « at ment. with Michigan a year ago, Is a top- Purdue operated on the once apiece for the Trainmen, who col­ MytteHes On tbe outside looking In are two heavy favorite to win the honor great Carnegie Tech Tartars, AB R PO radio performance lected eleven in all. teams probably and potentially of singlehanded this season. IS tot. Sutton, If t 0 tbs elite. They are Columbia and Hargraves and "Whitey" Snyder Porter, lb __ 4 a Indiana also is unbeaten in the Pitt was no match for "Hunk" engaged in a pitcher's duel In tbe Barman, ts _ ____ 4 l Cornell, each with perfect records, btf ten but the Hoosiers have a Anderson's Irish, wbo rambled lack­ nightcap and while Hargraves al­ Osborne, lb _ 4 s but neither of which bet met more scoreless tie with Iowa to mar their adaisically through ths Panthers for lowed only four hits as compared to -titer, 9b _ ___ t t than one formidable foe. record. e 20-12 score. And the score didn't Rytls, ef ______4 a Tbe four leaders came through 13 safeties off Snyder, the big West Duran, • ______— 4 • Northwestern defeated Ohio State, even begin to tell tbs tale of the Los Angeles blond had plenty of the weekend of play with colors fly­ conqueror et Michigan the week superiority of "Hunk's" men, so they Henderson, rf ___ 4 i ing. The New Yorkers downed a a dwarf in price •tuff In the pinches and might have Hartraves, p . _____ 4 t previous, on e 50-yard run by Pug say. won his own ball game had It net hitherto unbested Colgate varsity, Rentner and a 33-yard drop kick by Northwestern proved her great­ been for e mighty four-play swat by Total* ______-35 SUM 13-0. Syracuse finally broke through Ollie Olson, 10-0. ness by vanquishing a powerful pesky Shortstop Walt Barman with Score fee Innlnts: the Penn State jinx, whipping that Ohio State combination, 10 to 0. Mysteries ._ 0 0 0 0 t 0 0 0—3 team, 7 to 0. Harvard's victory Gophers Win two mates roosting on the bags. W. C. Roofer* ______0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0—3 Minnesota won its opening big Zuppke of Illinois may be pretty 'Pay Ball' Batteries, Snyder and Koonte. Hartravt* over e much vaunted Texas eleven clever, tat bs forgot bis book of The Pay Ball came in the fifth to­ sad Durtn. Homt runs. Barman, Snyder. was not surprising, but tbe 35-7 ten game by overwhelming Iowa, answers when Michigan came to Two bttt hit, Crawford. Struck out. Har­ score did astound form players. 34-0. and will make its bid for titu­ ning. Henderson singled te open traves 7; Snyder 10. Base on balls, off lar recognition by meeting Wiscon­ town and got 35 points to nis. the canto and Hargraves also was Pennsylvania scored tbe ace upset Florida 13, Auburn 12—all of Hartrares 5; Snyder 1. Bit by pitcher, St of tbe day by beating Wisconsin's sin, which toppled Purdue a week safe on an Infield blow that should Htrtraves, Snyder. ago, at Minneapolis Saturday. which means that Bill Spauldlng's rugged eleven, 27 to 13. Bruins are in for a battle Thanks­ As for the other tops, Columbia Wisconsin, playing ba the East for giving day when the 'Gators come won, 19-0, over Williams, whicb was tbe first time since 1899, failed to to Los Angeles. By the way, did no great teat, and Cornell's team arouse any big ten title hopes among Let this Badger supporters by taking a 27- you notice how the Bruins gobbled went to S picture show or some­ the Pomona Sagehens Saturday, thing. 13 licking at the hands of Pennsyl­ vania. 46 to Of In addition to the Penn surprise Georgia's Bulldogs chawed on victory there was tbe unexpected There is a strong possibility that Vanderbilt, 9 to 0, which ls Just an­ 21-0 triumph of Lafayette over W. the big ten race will be all over but other headache to Head Man Jones, end J., but elsewhere Saturday's tbe shouting and the title will be safely in Northwestern two weeks who has the difficult task of mus- Eastern games came out largely as zling the Bulldogs at the Olympic had been expected. hence. If Minnesota downs Wiscon­ sin Saturday, Northwestern can vir­ stadium in December. tually clinch the title by beating the Tbe Ramblin' Wreck from Speak fer Itself I Buc Gridiron Meet Gophers the following v/eek et Georgia Tech was Just that, being Evanston. derailed by Tulane, SS to 0. Panthers Saturday Wildcats Favored Tennessee had a real Dixie feud n YOU would thrill to th. perfected ton. With bis quick-striking power, tbs Northwestern plays Illinois at °. *"* hands in North Carolina, but Evanston this week and will be a flna_U,y e°L the 0,d 80u'rr- -™»l Y,qualitit * thai r.sull from th. refinement of th. Panther demolished the Corsair last top-heavy favorite to down the 1111 working. Tennessee wound up with suptrhtttrodyn. principl. thai MM N«w Kolster yeer, but this year tbe Corsair ls sev en mlnt ulens t( ni and then _sota lnto.1 , J > * bucket of Svjtffc International offer*, come • • • tM • . . htjar thi* anxiously anticipating the visit of camp. water. greet*,! ef Kcliltr* today. that same pestiferous Panther wtth Michigan bounded back after its Here's a couple that you all tbe heavy artillery loaded. The defeat at the hands of Ohio State shouldn't forget: In It I* Included every d*v*lopm*nt of th. Panther is coming al! the way from a week ago by defeating Illinois, East Stroudsburg 31, Cortland Chaffey junior college Saturday to 35-0. It was the worst defeat ever Tech 6. Industry. Interstage double bond pass super- meet the Corsairs of Santa Monica htttrodyn. circuit, pr*-**lecter, pentode and suffered by an Illinois team coached Jersey Shore 21, Bedford 6. XS&mim^M junior college in tbe second hectic by Bob Zuppke. Valparaiso 20, Crane 6. variable nut rub**, variabl. tea* control and grid conference meeting of the sea- Alms (Mammy) IS, Hillsdale 13. en th. consol. Mod.lt, automatic volume control. Indiana won its first game from S 2 y e Mercier 25, Wofford 7. °L_»t W Coach Bert Heiser's men I Sf^c !|0 b ^•1FoneVthev" got As Milt Gross would say, And, rem*mb*r, it it backed by th. finan­ turned back the Santa Monicans. 38 >around to their task. The score was "Amazing, and fraught with cial and engineering r**ourct* ef on. of Ih. to 14, after the latter had held a 32-6, another heart-breaking re­ interest." grtat.it communications tysttmt th. world ha* 14-to-12 margin at the end of the verse for "Old Man" Stagg on his e*W known, Mackay Radio and Ttl.graph first half. Then, however, the Buc­ Model K90, tt. tub. double caneers were extremely Shy of re­ fortieth- anniversary as Chicago J <0£f Roman' Passes bond po»s«sup*rh*l*ro- Company. serve material and in that second dyne with automatic vol- The big ten divided honors in its half OM Corsairs wilted before the ERE'S today's biggest value in small radio listeners think it is a large, expensive set f um. control, push • pull Com. ... h.ar ... the New Xolst.r heavy pounding of the heavy Chaf­ two intersectional games with the Following Illness \ p*ntod. output. $14». 50 International, lot thit gr.et.tt ef Kolster* speak East. Although Wisconsin bowed EAGLE RIVER, Wis., Oct. 20 UP) sets—the G-E Junior—an 8-tube screen fey men. Coach Charley Brown is to Penn, Purdue won from Carnegie H with tub**. for it**lf. Four med*l* is distinctive cabinets, —Baseball's old Roman is dead. Come in and see it t It's only one of the famous fortunately e little better off this Tech, 13-6. grid superheterodyne with full size dynamic $6t.50*ro $149.50 «*« rube*. year, the reserve stock being a bit Charles A. Comlskey, 73-year-old more plentiful now than it was in owner of the Chicago White Sox of speaker. So compact you can put it on a mantel­ General Electric Radios —the sets that have I TENNESSEE. TULANE the American league, die*d early to­ 1920. won victory after victory against other leading /«_• I uur~ Brown's men have been earnestly I AND GEORGIA LEAD day at his camp refuge here. ""_-? piece. So light that it can be picked up by its working hard for this game, widen ATLANTA. Oe., Oct. 26 (U.R) — He had been in failing health for handle end carried easily. So brilliant in tone radios in concealed tone-tests. Come in! Hear should be probably the toughest Tennessee, '/ulane and Georgia ap­ several months. He rallied,- how- game on the calender. Saturday peared the most powerful contend­ ever, when his club won the city quality that, wben it it hidden behind e screen, it 1 Then "believe your own ears!" the Corsairs drew a bye, but worked ers for tbe Southern conference series with the Chicago Cubs of the hard during tbe entire rest period football championship today. Each National. Shortly afterward, how­ ln preparation for the strong Pan­ successfully disposed of opponents ever, he began slowly sinking toward i in Saturday's games. Tennessee de­ death. KOLSTER ther eleven. feated North Carolina 7 to 0; Geor­ gia won from the strong Vanderbilt eleven 9 to 0. and Tulane trampled SUNDAY FOOTBALL GENERAL MB) ELECTRIC RADIO Injured Cadet in on Georgia SS to 0. St. Marys, 13; Gonzaga, 7. 0 INTERNATIONAL San Francisco Olympic Club, West Coast Navy, 6. Battle for Life Coast Guard, 35; Canisius, 0. FULL RANGE PERFORMANCE NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 26 (U.R) Victorious Loyola — Cadet Richard B. Sheridan Preps for Tigers c E. Schafer I fought for life in an artificial lung today while his family raced te his LOS ANGELES. Oct. SS — Phono ®ortk Corner 14th 4 bedside. } Projected into the Pacific coast Cornei Fourth and Broadway The cadet's neck was broken Sat­ football spotlight by their 7 to 6 28622 and Wilshire urday in a football game between victory over San Francisco univer­ SANTA MONICA tbt Army of West Point and Yale sity. Coach Tom Lieb's Loyola uni­ PHONE 22457 . st New Haven. Only a "miracle" it versity LJons today bed lost little Open Open was believed, could save his life. Tbs time in buckling down to work for| Evenings * Evenings last rites of the Roman Catholic the game with Occidental college at JKiusicCoinpany church have been administered. the Olympic stadium Saturday. EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1931 Sundown Ta*** mum ••—IIMM Stories 9\irrv By MARY GRAHAM BONNER JOHNNY PENGUINS Now tbey went to pay a hurried j call on some Johnny Penguins. They left the King Penguins, with whom they had had such • good time, and they thanked these Pen­ guins for all the history tbey had been told. They found Uw Johnny Penguins building nests of stones. They were having banquets, too, of cuttlefish. One of tbe Johnny Penguins had found an old nest and was living there with bis family, but they did not object to tbat. Peggy became very much excited all of a sudden, for she saw a Mr. Penguin walk alone to all upon a Miss Penguin and he was carrying a stone on his feet. fl&Ufr. Peggy knew now, from having "A busy week's ahead for me, since beard so much Penguin history. Just I must be prepared what It meant, He was offering To see that all my Barnyard friends Miss Penguin tbe stone as a kind _te wen and truly scared of engagement ring. Upon that night ot nights that's If she took it she would mean known as Hallowe'en,, you tbat she would then go off and start know." housekeeping wltb Mr. Penguin. What? Has our hero turned into But to Peggy's great disappoint­ tbe villain of the show? ment Miss Penguin did not take tbe stone. She turned her back on By JOHN C. TERRY that Mr. Johnny Penguin. SCORCHY SMITH A LUCKY BREAK In a few moments, another Mr. Sonnysayings Johnny Penguin came along and Miss Penguin picked up the stone By FANNY I. CORY 1.ECENT HAPPENIN6S and off they went—along the beach. Peggy thought lt was such fun <£fajce, CLftepiniss'ing to see them. After they had walked s little distance tbey settled down ft^t: tTtfPt atCUVorm fiend and began making their nest. difcoi/ezv &opchy in They seemed to be quite devoted to each other. Mr. Penguin was ptmmTiwitcVmQ&fofarv, making such a fine foundation of pebbles for their bouse. _i_? jsene^adeTial/-breed Now it was time for Peggy and John to leave, but tbey both said 16^i77tdia/L. they wouldn't have missed their time with the Penguins for anything mPetS. wJiiwlecLclouxi and Peggy was completely happy because she had seen Mr. and Miss themtwtttaiti aV/henTiir Johnny Penguin become engaged! Jiawe iff fJiotftvm u?uhp PITIFUL STATE OF AFFAIRS Quite pitiful to think that the silk shirts of Capone may be sacri­ Minify Jake. ficed to the greed of the government that seems bent upon annoying him. To strip Capone of his gaudy rai­ Baby says her knows now why ment would not be to crown justice I ls older'n ber is: It's cause I'se mm*-\ wltb complete victory. bigger. St IMI Tito A. P. AH ltl_hi< «££*% INTIMATE REVELATIONS BOUND TO WIN JIM'S CAPTURE EOWfN ALGER JU€>T A Mir4UTe.KID- OH ,VEAH? WCLL. © yOLl LOOK LIKE? 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I • I'51 Tti* A. P, All BUMS 1 ______«s MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1931 SANTA MONICA OUTLOOK CLOSING N. Y. EXCHANGE STOCKS BONDS N. Y. CURB STOCKS S STOCK TREND LOWER NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCKS WITH PARLEY REPORT NEW YORK CURB STOCKS NEW YORK. Oct. 3S. (iP)—Fol• Sale* Hlth Low Last Sale* Hlth Low Latt NEW TORK, Oct. 26. (/P)—The stock market found further bullish NEW TORK, Oet 26. (Jp)—Fol- Salt* Hlth Low Latt Salea Blab Low lowing is toe orncuu ciosim list P stimulation lacking at the start of the new week, and prices drifted lower ov ing _ oliiciai .-losing list Jt 16 Cent • B SHt M . 4SH a}- of today's transaction- on tbe New 47 Fox Film A • t% 7*4 TH 6 Pathe Exch 1 H % transactions on the I :w Tork Curb 13 Lone Star Oat .88 ... 8*4 SH Ml Cttle* Ser 5* M ... 83% . 33 MH HH 4H SH AH in slow trading. Bonds, however, held fairly steady. While tbe an­ t **. S3 "_> York Stock exchange. Figures in­ 14 Prteport Tex M 4 Pathe Xxch A Exchange giving a selection ef 3 Louia Las 8-18 8-16 8-16 IS Cltle* 8 P IHt M MH 5 Penney t C 1.40 ... MH 34 H 14 V. 17 Cont OftB 8* 68 A a»% Q nounced results of the Hoover-Laval conference were widely hailed as stocks and bonds traded: M 4 Crucible 8 5* 40 88% dicating tbe number of shares sold M 48 M 79 Penn R II to 33% 31% Mil 1 Mid West Util 8 pct 1 78 3 8*n Am Tank As ... SH SH tte constructive, they were too nearly ln line with conservative expectations at MH 11 30 East Ut Inr 5* 84 A M TTH M represent hundreds: UH UH IS 18 Petro Corp It 1 Ma Kan* P L IH IV* tH 14 Oen Asphalt 3a 16% -0 Ph«lp» Dodte SH SH Ste 33 Elec P A Lt 6a 2030. 68 36V* MH 9 Oen Bak 3* ISH ISS ite *H in Wall Street to provide further^ STOCKS S Oatlntau Pow 6s 58 . It 31% 80% 30% I Phil* R O ft I .... SH at MH MH STOCKS 157 Oen Elee MS UH :s Phillips Ptt < Ste sv. SH bullish impulse to share prices. Salea Hltb Low Last 3 Nat Aria SVi SH 33 Oeo Wam 5t 01 HH 71% M 14 do tpl SO ...... 11% UH TH TH JL% 3 Gillette Sa 40 14% atocks Blsb Low Latt MH MH 304. 1 Pralr OU * O TH There were occasional feeble rallies 18 V, 13 IS af ~fc 34 Oen Poods 3* ...... 4 Pralr Pipe L SH 9% A I Nat Investors MH SSH 8 Oen O _ Kl A .80S . 3 3 3 s% 18V» lit, 18H I* tH 15 Indnapla P ft L 1 I7A MH A 38 V. M Pah Ser N J S.M .. M% MH MH ln shares, one occurring In UM 4 Aft-let Bra l.ao M T Mat B T Sec A .60 a s4 SH 4 MH St SH *H 330 Oen Mot St ST MH 17% MH 24% 378a* Alum Oo Am .. - M 80 36 InauU Ot Inr St 40B 80 ITH SSH 9 Adam* _-P 1 ...... Mt M 90 M 10 Pullman ta early afternoon. CURB MARKET •*4 1_ 11 Newmont Mln 18*. 16 16H S Inter* Pew M tT .. 74% M 5 do pf 5* SH M Aa o Bow A io pert 71% 74H 34 Air Reduc 4V4B .... 61% SSH IH IH 5 Pare OU s s «*• lv* M Nlat Hud Pow .40.... . SH 8 8V, SST Alaska Jan .40 IS 14% UH 16 Oen The* Kq ite 12 Purity Bak to 18% ISH ISH Wall ttreet was keenly interested M Am Cyan B 5V» io Hud A war 1 1 11 Kop O * C IHe M.. M% SIH SIH 3% M Gillette Stf R ISH UH 15% 16 Am At FSa P war. Mi Itt I- I IS Allethany SH 3% In the closing of tbe Hoover-Laval tttfe 14 Lehigh PS 8* 2038 A M 83% M 1SS Al Chem St Dr* S .. SSH 86*. S6H 9 Oobel Adolph TH 8% 7 R 38 Am Oat 8< Bl la.. M MW p 40 Oold Duet 3%a .... 33 23 33% MH 35% SSH conferences, and several bankers MB H* 1 Pac CktE 1 pt l'.i. MH M% 36% 18 Mass Oa* MM ... MVi fJH sen ISS Am Ctn SB M% 84% M 11 Radio pf B 5* ...... 1% INTEREST LAGS 4 Am Light 4k T l'is.. 36% SH SH 3% 81 1» Am Comlr Al SK SH SH 1 Ooodrlch SH M Radio Keith O .... felt that the groundwork had been 81 Am SUP Power to. ~% 6*4 6'» tH 4% 4% 3 Miss Rlv Fuel 68 M se M M 8 Ooodyear T 3* .... 36 V. 35% SSH 8% SH SH 85 85 1 Pilot Radio A 3 3 SH Am St ror Pow .... 17% 18% 18% 4 Real Silk IH l Am See P i pr .... M S 18 Nat Pub Serv 5a 78. M 48% 48*4 II Graham Ptttt *H SW 3% 12 Remlnt Rtnd ...... SH •H laid for a reopening ot* the inter­ NEW TORK, Oct 26. (JP) — IS 111 1% 1 Pitney Bowes 4 pct I t 3 1 MH M 5 Am Homt Prod 4.20 . 49% UH UH 11% 4H 4H 33 Appalach Oat ltt 4 Pub Ut Hold xw ... 1% S Her Cal M 5s 54 .. M% 80% seta 30 Am Internat .. t% IH 9% 3 Ortnd Union 2 Reo Motor .40 4% governmental debt question In a 3 Are Bat Oa* A ... Stk Ml IH 1 Orant W T U 36 35 IS 7% 7% Traders took little interest In the Mt 7 T* 1 Niag Falls P 8* 50.. 104% IMH IMH t Am Match 6t P 1.40 23', SSH MH l) Repub Steel TH MH manner most likely to assure a re- :o AS a tt xi A B 304 30H 16 Qt No Rr pt 4_ ... MH M 37 41 Bay Tob B 3* ..... MH carb market today. Prices were in­ tl* 5U lv* 2 Nor Ind P 8 4%| TO B 89V. if M SO Am Paw * It IA .... SIH I Orltsbr Orun ...... Mte H consiliatlon of the various national­ 36 Atlas otii SH *H 3% 14 Am Bad Bt S .60 .. Stt SH SH 3% 3% SH 1 Mch OU Cal A 4 4 clined lower bat the turnover B 1 Btke-ICumler l.M ... IB'. I Padee OAIHBS M*% »O M...... 103 P.. 83%% 103V* 103% ff Am Ball Mill 14'* 14 14_ H 1'Bta Gran OU istic points of view. Some leading dwindled an dcomparatively few is­ *tl ta 3 Rocfcl b A P .80 ISH istt 1 do 6* 41 B 10TH 10TH MTH 25 Hahn Dept St Ute 11 Ute 6 Blue Rldte Iti M 1Mb M 14 Am Smelt A R .... SSH 35% 28 .3% SH SH 7 Rossla Int S.M ISH 17 te bankers have felt that further Initi­ sues appeared on the tana. 4 Blue Bidre ar pf tr. MM ?5'* MV* 4 Pte P ft L 5* 66 ... M M M 1 Am Barf * Chi % H H 30tt Hawaii Pint 13 18 tl 14 Roy Dut ah 3.37I9B Ute ative in the matter should come IB Br*t Tr A Lt ls lit Tea S 7 Ptc W OU 6'is 43.. 83H MH MH 111 Am Tti ft Ttl I ....141% IMH IMH 5 Homattakt M 7.80 .. .110 UT 110 S Tto oil group was doll and about « St Real* Ftp .80 ... eta. 7 7 1 Penn O Bd IVit 59 B. 80 M M 6 Am Tob S SS 91 M 5 Houd Htr B 10 Safeway St I* SIH SH 50% from the other side of the Atlantic, steady. A handful of utilities re­ is% 8 Segal Lock 'jr •*4 3% 8 Phlla • P SHs 73..103% MS MSH 11 Houston OU • § * 4 33 Seaboard OU 8H 4 Oan Mare WMt .... lt» 1% *% BS do B t M 83% MH IH tv« as indicated In the Hoover-Laval acted moderately, losses of a point 18 Oent Pub B A 50pc : 10 Selected Indue ...,,, 1% lit lit 8 Put Bd PftL 81M SS. SS SSH SSH 44 Am Wst Wfci S .... 354 MH MH 5 do ntw ., . 30% 39 29H 44 Sears Roebuck 3H* . MH M M 4 4 it* 4 Shenandoah ..,...,., t% 3V# IH 3 Hudson Mai lt ..... 13 Servel laa SH PH statement. or so in Electric Bond dt Share and 5 Oent St Bl lOpc t . 34 5 Roch Cant P It M. 48 44% M 4 Am Woolen S 5*i •H . 1% SH IH ste 87 Oltt*! Service 30a . ta 1 ailiea Oel otl t 3 I 5 do pf 37V. MH SSH 14 Hupp Motor ...... 10H 10 M 14 Sbtttuck POM... UH 14V. MH Bankers said that pronounced American Oas dt Electric being the T_ 4 8 So Nat Oas H H H 7 Shaw WftP SHS 70 D MH TtH MH 300 Anaconda 1T% UH 16H I 4 ShaU Union SH SH tte progress had been made in tbe 1 Ba M St 64 3*4 l S W Oaa Ol IH IH Mt 11 II ML 6 3031 A xw 17 MH MH S Attd Dry Od* lt .... SSH ISH UH il M 4% 3 Shubert Thea ...... IH 1 1 most prominent develop m e n t a I Colum o a o vtc .. 3V. IMi 11 So Cal Bd la 81. ....100% MSH IMH 6 Illlnoi* Central 4* .. MH MH Mte Franco-American •ffnlrlng confer­ Niagara Hudson, whose third quar­ I Comwlth Bdl* tt ... IMtt 148 V« 1415 V- 30 St OU Ind la 11 Vi M M SS Ateh T At B P ISS ..UIH 109% 110 ST Indust Bar 4s 11 Simmon* ...... ISH UH ute M 5 do Ky 1.40 19% ItH 15% 5 do it II 101 IMH 100% UH M SSH 34 V. 41 Sinclair Con ...... TH •H 8% ences toward the co-operation for ll comwlth a Ba war. 1 *« % II do It M 100% 100% 1M% 1 Atlantic UM Is U UH S Ins plr11 Cap ..,...., HH IH ter earnings of 11 cents a share I- t St Paw ft XA 3* ... 36 IS 16 SIS Auburn Auto 4A ....114% IM IM 6% 1 Skelly Oil 4H tte 4% maintenance of the gold standard 1 Con* Cap Mia Ml IH IVt 68 Sunray Oil ,.., t-16 3 So Nat Oe* M 44... M 43% MH S Insuransh Del ..... MH 10H 10% 74 Socony Vacuum 1.80 14% were only a oent below those for IMai cont Boar cvt PC Stb I H % 36 Stand P a* L 6* 57. 76 78% MH f Avlttlon Corp 3*4 2% 2% S Int Boa Mach St .... M 14% and stability in International ex­ tv> 1 Swift Ml IO 30% 30% MH IM IMH 122% 3 South Cal Xd M ... 35 34% MH the same period a year ago. was 3 Oord Oorp ...... 7 V. 7 11 Taa Bl Serv l* 80. MH 88% M M Int Harvatt 3H* ... Mte 39H 39 South Ptc 8* lib B Mte HH MV. 60% changes, as stressed In the Joint steady. 11 Creole PM I 1*4 I 16 Tex PftLt 5* 66 80% MH SSH S 9 I Mt Hydro fe 8 IK. ItH 14H 14% 10 South RaU SH ITH ISH ISH Mb IT On Oulf Corp I* M. MH "84 % 3 Baldwin Loe 1% 19 Int Match ptc pf 4a. statement by Premier Laval and I Technicolor ,. _ 4H 4H 4% M% 70** do pf It SO 47 M MH 3* M 73 Stand Brand* 1.30. ItH IS IS United Verde was an active metal D 13 Teak Hugh O .650 .. 4". 7 Un Lt ft By IHa H. MH St) MH M MA Nick Osn .40 ., •H 31 St O ft El 3% . President Hoover. 14V. 14'* UK •H 4% SOB Rub M M 73% 50 Bait St Ohio 4t STH MH MH MH 8% MH MH SSH and was offered tn moderate vol­ 1 Deere a Oa ...... l'a 1 1 Transcont Air 4 4 4 73% MH StSarnidall A Stt SH SH I Btt Sa» ft F C IH IH ite M M 041 Cal IH 34 HH MH Bankers said that satisfactory M v*n SNrari—ten M M. 41 M% 41 3 Inter Shoe St M Bt OU N J 3B ume. Newmont M^nt**! weakened 8 De FO'**t I I Tran* Lux 1% 1*4 ?.'. S Beatrice Cr A* ASH 48% 48% 44 41% M MH Mte Mte progress in setting up the National It Trl Utilities H Tt 10 Waldorf AM 7s 84. MH M ST 181 Int Tel ft Tel It ... 17H 15 Stewart Warn TH T 7te about three points before meetlnt B 4% 4S 41b *» 7 West Tea Ut M VI A. 68 68% 2 Belding Hem •% •H IH UH ITH 1 Xa*t Sta Pow B .. 1 Tublze Ch • •H IH SH SS Bendlx Avlai ta .... ISH 13 Stone ft Web 3H. UH 18V* ISH Credit Corporation was being made, much support Oreat Atlantic aaa 30*4 M if 17H UH J 7 Studebaker 1.30 33 V, S Best * Co 2s SSH SIH UH 35 V. 33 % 33% 11% UH 11% and that it was virtually ready to Pacific worked upward. 506 El Bond St Sh 8*1 37 John* Manville 3* .. 1 1 Unit Oorp war u 5'. FOBEIGN BONOS 143 Bethlehem 8t St .... SStt SSH 3»H function. United Founders slipped off nearly F IS*. 1Mb IS** s% IH Sale* High s mfStt 3 Bohn Alum IHa .... SSH M M M Tacts Corp I , UH ISH 18 Wall Street was faced with sev­ 10 Pord M Can A 1 30 7 V, 7 V. II Unit Pounder* •H 1% 1% 3 Buen Aires 9 TIM 47. 44 M 60 Borden St 41% 47 47 S Kelly Sprlns 1% 1% IH 15 Tex Oulf Sul 1 MH MH M ball a point and Ooidman Sachs 10 United Oaa SH IH SH LaMwH 13% eral Important dividend meetings 8 Pord MM IAS MS Mb IV. Mb 10 Chile Mtg Bk St II . 11 HH 33 s Bora-Warner it .... ISH UH 7 Kelvin a tor TH TH 7% 10 Tex Paa L Tr .. TH T TH trading sold under 3 for small frac­ 1 Poa Theater A 11 Un M ft Pew A It.. 13V* 11% M 46 Com Priv Bk SHe ST 4T M 47 40 Brl*** Mft IHs .... UH 10% UH 139 Kennecott 1* UH 14H UH I Tid* Wat A* ,.,, 1% IH SH this week, including those of United tional loss. IS U S Elec PbW 3S !<• Sib IS Europ Mtt 7* S7C .. 47% 4T 4T 4 Bras T & Rr stt SH 3% 38 Kreste 8 8 1.80 ... M M MV. 1 Tik Roll a s ... SS M Mte States Steel, Pennsylvania Railroad, 3 Oen Arl*Hon Corp .. SH 1 3V. tea Pall B '*» .. .. IV* lib 3 "a 7 Oar Con* Mun 6a 47. M M M IT Burr Ad Mch IS ,... lttt UH 14 239 Kreut * Toll IM SH 8 8 5 Ttt Cont Corp tH SH tH and Bethlehem Steel. The United 3 Oen t L ret .HI .. Hi IVi SV. M Unit Verde It 6'* 5 1 38 It Sup Pow 6* 63 A 50% 48% 10% 53 Brer* Co tm SH 30% 10 Kroter Oroc ls .., 33 31 11 15 Oaa T B ev pt .... 2', Sib IV* 1 Utility Equities IH 3'i IH 38 Ruhr Oaa 6%t 51 A 44H 43 V States Steel directors meet tomor­ METALS MARKET 46 Util PftL 1.03Wrg 4<. MH 3 Underwood Ell 4.. . HH HH UH 1 Oolo Seal Elec V. V* %k tH tH 5 Stlnnes 7s 46 aw .... M 34 M 0 L NEW YORK, Oat 36. (JP>—Copper I aoldfleld Oaaa V* t, >k 1 Utility ft Ind tH t% 4V. UH 17 Ltmbert M 60% 59% 59% M Union Carbide 3 60 . 37*4 MH 37 row, and the opinion ls widely held 11 Calif Pack 2s UH UH S Union Pac 10 quiet; electrolytic spot and future 16 Ooidman Seche 3V« 1% IV* Total stock tela* today. 330,000 ahare*. 1 Calumet St Hto 5 5 1 13 Lehmtn Corp M SSH 43% MH .lit 110% 111 that another quarterly payment of 40a* Ot A * P nv SV.O 177 170V. 170'i 14% IT Haa ft My ft M MH MH IM Unit Alrcrtft . 17H MH ISH 7. Tin Irregular; spot and nearby Total stock galea rear aao. 470,108 SS Cantd Pae IH ISH UH Mte 213 United Corp H .... $1 will be made. » Oulf OU Pa IH STM 46'. 46V* DOMESTIC 1IO N DS tharae. 410 Case J I tSH 51 11H 82 Loew'S M . •.... MH 49 . UH itte 14 V. 22.90; future 23.20. Iron quiet; No. a MH M Unit Oaa I 1.30. . MH 33 The copper negotiations were said fl Sale* High Low Last Total bond tales today, 83.700,000. 15 Caterpil Tr S 18 . ISH UH 1 do pf l%t ... 80 V. MH MV. 74 U 8 Ind Al , MH 2 f.o.b. eastern Pennsylvania 15.50- 15 Cerro de Pts 1 16", 15% 16 3 Loft 4 4 . Mte 38% to be progressing satisfactorily and I Heels Mln .40 4*. ttt 4*. 30 Ala POW 4 Va* 87 . ISH SSH 88% Total bond sales year aao, 13,904,000. * 16 U S Mpa M . 18 UH 11 Hudson B M A 8 3S It. 3 Alumln Co tt 53 ,, 08'. 07*. 3 Checker Oab t 5 6 Tl LorUlard P UH UH UH 15% coupled with tht better demand fer 16.0; Buffalo 1S.00-1C.00; Alabama Mb M% 14 SUB Htbbar , . TH T 1 Bumble Oil 1 .... 51'. lltt S Am Oomw P 6s 40 . S»'J 38 39 '•* SS Chet St Ohio SH .... SS SSH 31 7 11.00-13.00. Lead Steady; spot New 63 1 Key to Symbols: AS—Actual 130 U S Steel M , . 70H MH UM metal, there was some sugges­ 1 Hytrade Fd 1% IH 33 Am O St B 6* 3038 81 80 , 90', 1 Chet Corp 3 MH MH MH M 3 do pf 7* MH York 3.78; East It Louis 3.62. Zinc Mb sales. XD—Ex-dividend, XR—Ex- SOM Bt P ts P Pf t IH 11 Mack Truck* 1 . . SIH SIH MH • UIH 131% tion in the copper trade of an early I Am P A L 8* M16 86 M% 86 IH Mat Unlv Pic 1 pf Ss Ul 38 easy; East St Louis spot and fu­ . I 11 Appalae ou at M a SI 30V* 30 V. rights. A—Plus extra in stock, B— 7 Chi As N W 4 .. ISH MH UH S Macy R H 3 MH MH MH S UtU P ft Lt A 2K • H M advance in prices from the current I Imp Oil Oan % s.. 10V. lltt lOt I Chi Rk Is Se P MH 34% 30 Matt Cop 1 10 SH 10 13% ture 3.25. Antimony 0.50-6.60. Quick lltb 12*. 13% 1 Appalach P 5s 56 ,. M 96 88 Plus 10 par cent in stock, P—Pay­ SSH . U UH level of 7 cents a pound to about 8. 1 Inaull Util epet I . 3 Ark P ft L 1* 56 89 <« 88'. 88 V. SM Chrjr»ler 1 ISH UH UH 4 Mtrlne Midi 1 30 . 14% UH UH silver 72.00-76.00. II Internat Pet 1* .. 104 10V. ISH able In stock, O—Partly extra, 63 Coca Col* TH B US 1134 I May Dept It 3H . MH 26H 36H 13*. 10% 31 Aato O ft E Ss 68 . 49'. 48% 48% 1UH S3 Vanadium HH MH 30% 1 Inter Bup Pow ls. 13% 13 Se 4%8 48 O .... 41 44*. 44% H—Plus 5 per cent in stock, J— 64 Colum O & B IH ... SS 33% 32 V. M McKeesport T 4 . MH 11H 11H MONEY MARKET 1 Inter Util B 1 51 Colum Carb 4 51 48 1 Miami Cop ..,.., 4H AH s s IS Aaaa T U IHa 44 O . S3'. 82*. 83*. Partly stock, R—Cash or stock, 54 Coml Solv 1 13% 13 813 3 Mld-Cont Ptt .., TH T in w NEW TORK, Oet. 26(iP>—Call WHAT STOCK MARKET DID L 1 Ball T O 5* 87 B . M% Mil M% UR—Under rule. TH T 7 TH 7% TH 8 Caterp T t* M 94 94 M 60 do .40 6 #H 5% 1 Midland Steel 1 ., 10% 10% 7 9 Wabash Rr MH M S3 money steady, 2V4 per cent all day. Satur- 6 Lib McN * L 1 Congoltum Na HH...S1 11 11 5 Ma Kan T SH SH 10*t 37 Weit P Tel , Time loans steady 60-days 3%; 90 Today dsy 2 Cons Pll TH TH TH 11 Ma Paa , 15 UH Ste 48* 47 H 4TH 136 West E ft M 3H . 2% 3*. tSAaSSlaSammS)ea9m^maimimm* ^ am-mamma' aam.maa.am mamma* ma-ma- ma* m*- aW^ -*i 1 do pf 3 MH 14% UH S da Bt S M M 13% 3 willr* Over , tf days 3*4-4; 4-6 months 4 per cent. Number of advances ... 10S 276 184 Consol Oas 4 ...... MH 73% 337 Montgom Ward 13% UH II ITH IS MH Prime commercial paper 3*4; bank­ Number of declines .... 345 113 n% 71 Wooloworth ...... MH MH 27% Los Angeles Stock 4 Conso! Text « ..____. H H 4 Mulllns Ills UH U UH 29 Worth P ft M .... ers acceptances unchanged. 30 days Stocks unchanged ..... IM 109 | Los Angeles Curb { 8 Contl Can SH SSH 11% MH M% M Lr********9 US' aW a+mamaMteSmSAMtSmmammatamaammm* ^^^»i^*»'i»-f.SAJ N FRANCISCO I MH MH N IT Wrltler Jr. 4 3%-3'i; 60-90 days Sti-Sti; 4 Exchange j! M Contl Oil Otl TH 1 7 20 H M M i 5 Contl Shares tH 13 Ntsh Motors 3 8 Yell T ft c IH IH IH months 3*4-3^; 5-6 months 4*4-4.74. Total Issues traded .. BTT 498 Fellewtea SHL CLOSINO quotation* ol •—' m^*^m»»*ASeaa*taamaaaa9amm^Ham. mfa mim maa>aam.maa^ 'H IH I Mat Bell Hess ..... 3H JH IH I o'clock at TODAY'S ACTIVE 8TOCBS 28 Corn Prod 3 47% 4IH MH following are CLOSING eaetatleae of 1 Crown Cork pt S.T0. 26 34 36 59 Nat Biscuit S.M .. MH STH ea tte Le* Aaaettt C-rB a* feralabcd by II Nat Cash B A 1% H UH ITH 1T% 21 Zonlte Prod 1 •% S IH Bank* • •aatttr 41 CM, MM Hollywood FINANCE NOTES 3 o'clock ef TODAY'S ACTIVE STOCKS 21 Curtis* Wright 3% 1 s TT Hat Dairy Pr 3.80.. MH STH MH boulevard: ea Iba laa Angelea Stack Exchante aa 8 Nat Distill I 24 33% M OILS furni.bed by Baaka-Huntley tt Cam 8800 D Total sales. 1.193,118. N. Y. STOCK EX CHANGE BONDS Hollywood boulevard: lODn.son Chem 8*4 6H SH 11 Nat P ft Lt 1 18% 18 M Previous day, 781,880. Sh»r«* Blah Low La*t SAN FRANCISCO,. Oct. 28. (JPh- 8 Diamond Mtt U .... 16V, WH IS 38 Nev Con COD .80 .. T% 7 S Week tso. 858.757. By At.or.ated Pre** 200 Seaboard OU IH 8% 8% Hawaiian Pineapple Company an­ UTILITIES "57 N Y Central M ... MH MH MH Shares Hlth Lew Lett 13 Dome Mines ls ..... IH 9% Two rears ago. 8,113.800. MINES nounced new low prices effective 100 Pac Lighting com .. 41% 3 Douglas Aire ls .... ISH "131% UH 12NYNH&H4*.. 44 ItH MH Jan. 1 to date. 4M.471.8M. 3000 xOold Ore IT IT 17 today. The schedule was said to be 41% 4Mb IHT Ont ft W 9% I Year ato. 690.250.968. NEW TORK, Oct. 36. (JP)—Pol- Salee Hltb Low Last IS Pae Llth, t pet pt.. 91% 91% NH 88 Drug Inc 4s ITH ItH MH I 4000 xTom Rted M 87 87 the lowest in the company's history. 800 So Oal Edl 7 pct pf 38% 58 H M Noranda Mines .... UH UH UH Two years tto, 928.748.160. lowing are today's high, low and 5 Reading ten 4%a 97A 88% MH 64% MOO xUnlted American ..I I i 31% W% MS AS Pont de Nem 4s 59% M '.17 North Amer 10 pct J SIH MH loo do 6 pet at ..... 35% 38% MH closing {vices on tbe New York 4 Rem Band SHs 47 . 54 84 M OOM xR*d Man oold — 18% 16 MH 75 L A Oaa te _ pf ..ltt »% E IS No Ass Aviat IH S I 16 StLIM—S 4* RAO dlv M% 88 88 1000 xOOMOl Oold 45 48 tt IM IM 109'/. I Northern Pac M 24% MH Key to Symbols: XD—Ex-divi­ Stock Exchange and the total sales Major building contracts awarded MISCELLANEOUS \ 30 Eastman Rod SB ...US IU 11% Mtt LSP 4%« TS 33% SIH H INDUSTRIALS last week on ttH Pacific coast | IM L A Investment .... 4% S Batoa tit ill ... 9% SH •H dend, XR—Ex-rights, AS—Actual ot each bond. M do p In to MA .. 40% 47% STH SH Mb o 100 Caterpillar Tractor 11% 10% 18% totaled $707,000 compared with $2,- j 10 Mtt Guarantee Co.. 130 ttt 198 Elec Auto L 48 .... 31V. SSH M 30 Ohio OU 8V. 8 sales. A—Plus extra, B—Including 3 8t L8W con to tt ... 70% 68% MH 100 xMllls Alloy K 17% 17% ITH 100 Pacific Mutual 18% til 1 Elec Boat IH 1% ' Oa* Orpheum pf ,.. tftt 387,000 a week ago and $7,200,000 ln, ttH 38 w :% ITH ITH extras, D— Partly stock, F—Paid COBPORATION BONDS 1 Btab A L ton I* 48 . SH 1% 8% 100 Waraar Broa T T 7 100 Pickwick Corp % H 193 El Pow Si Lit U.... MH SSH MH ast year, H—Paid so far this year, 10 Sea All Fl Ry I I6A 3 3 3 the forty-fourth week of 1030, M0 Tranasmeiica 4 m P Sale* High Low Last 4 8hell PI U 5.1 53. SOS 80 SO MISCELLANEOUS Western Building Forum will say In S 4 P 5 P*clfle Oft! Ss... MH M M J—Payable in stock, K—Cash or M AUea C orpSs M .. . 36% Mil M% 50 Pacific S W DU ... 1% IH ill 100 Southern Pac 11 11 7 Federal W.t 8 1.30. 8% 8% 8% 113V 41 Shell Oa to tt ww... tt% 83% ttH Its forthcoming Issue. OILS tt • "Oas Pae T ft T 7s IMH 112H stock, 1*—Payable wben earned, Z— 32 Am A For P 1* 3030 M M 68 V, 14 Sine C Oil col 7* 37. 83 V, 11% 13 100 11 Bond A Share . 11% It 11 2 Plr*t Nat St 3%a .... tl SI 81 < Packard Mat .M .... IH 6 IH 1 Am later l%* 49 .. . M 76 IM El Pwr a Light .... ttH 23% 11% 200 O.lmorc Oil 14 M M 15% 15% 13% unit of 'rading 10 shares. M 4 do 5%» 11 ttH 87V. 97% J00 Rio Orande OU 4 31 Foster Wheel is . :« 101 Param Pubiix 2'i- pct M'< 13'1 6 Am Smelt te 4T ... . M 98\ 88% 1 Skelly OU 1%* 39... 57% 17% 17% xPrlce* IB cents. I 100 105S 108 Pox West Coast Theaters will take 300 standard OU Calif.. 33% 33% 33a,H. IS Aot 1 ft T SHt M 11 Bo Bell TAT ia Si... 101% 101V. 101 \ 1000 Union OU Calif ... 14 73 Am T ft T ta 66 ... .103 101% 101H ii So Pae SHa SI 75 74 T4 over ttw $1,000,000 Alhambra house 13% ISH T do trt 4Vis M ... .118V. UT UT 7 do 4%* 89 ww .... M 76 76 ui Sacramento, it was revealed here *»*»«••» mm mmmmm^mrmmmmmmmammmmmmm. S Am W W ft K ta 14 . . M 96% 97 U SO 4%a Or* Ln 77 88 87 87% j New York Bond following completion of negotiations. Local Citrus Market 1 Ana C N 7s 45 ... . M M tt 8 So Ry con ta 94 H 93% 01 -? BOND TRADING • —•__»__» a. .1 il Arm A C reel 4%t ft MM 73% 3 do SM 4* IS MH 57V. 57% j Averages I New York Bank and 32 A T A 8 F cvt 4%l 101 IM 100% is 8 W Ball T M M .. IMH 103% IMH Southern Pacific Company's car- Butter and Eggs GRAPEFRUIT — Local: Box**, fancy. 84* 14 do (ta • M M ... 66% 19 95 St OU N t dab I* 48. UIH 101% 101% tLlJ—*'******'**'"! •-- ______loadlngs for the first 21 days of j Trust Companies mammmmm.m a* mm a _.'__._-* mam ^mmmmim' mm a 1.50; 80a, t.M; 100*. 3.0003.38; 138*. 3.50 1 AU Oulf A W I ta 18 Mw% M 44 10 8t Oil N Y 4%l 81 93% 81 M A Quotation* are today's prices etfectiv. market pack. 64s. 3.30473 00 80*. 3.35*1 71 Bait A O 4%t M . 83 V. 01% Copyright. 1881. Standard Stttlitlc* Co t October were 73,932 cars, compared ^**^*«_•«_—•BW**_te_tetfb0b0btfb^btfMlfe MH 8 Tenn E P rft 6s 47A 103 101% 101% TREND UNEVEN 3.M; 100s. i.sa«l»3.oo. 130s. 175 Imperial NEW YORK. Oct. M. (/P)—Th* up to 4 P m. quoted by the Los Angelc IS tie art StM M ... 70'4 M M M Ttl Corp 6* c 44 .84 H% 63% With 103,469 cars ln the like 1930 NTW TORK. Oct. 14. (AP)—Over tba Produce Exchange: V»lley; 64*. 3.50;. Mt. 3 3563.60. 10 BeU T P 1 ta C 60 106% 10SH 101% M Third Are adi M M. M ttH 28'. closing average price of 60 repre­ period. counter market, ttd aad asked prleea BUTTER NEW YORK. Oct. 28. (IP)—The UCMONS Local. Bete*, too**, cum aao 1 Bath Steel p m te M 97 V. 97% tt% 6 On Oil Oal I 41 3 WW. 80 80 80 sentative bonds on the New York tank* and trust comae t-Mi Bxtraa • •*» trie ripe. 3.0061.M. 3 Boston A M te 17 . 81% 81% 11% 1 On Pac 4%t ST 88 66 88 Stock Exchange today la as follows: BANBS Prima firsts ••>; band market fluctuated irregularly 5 Bklyn M T 8* 68 SSH 93 ORANGES - Local' Boxes Valenclas. tt IS Unit Oe Del 6* N ... N 82V, 94 Indrla RR* Otil* TM San Francisco banks had a ratio Bid AM Standards •?' today as trading continued of mod­ fancy, 1MB. 5.20*5.35; ISOs, S.M; 178*. 6 Buf Oen El 4% 81B 91% 98 V, 98 % 6 TJ 8 Rub I* 47 M 81 tt of cash and securities to deposits of NEW YORK Oct. M. (API—Over the Firsts »*•• -M erate proportions. I 3504.50; 300s, 3 7504.00: 310*. 4.00; Mtt. I Bttf Ha ft P e 4% 1' SO M M I Utah P A Lt 8* 44 .. 88% 65% 9S% M M 30 00 America .«.. tt M 3.30; cull* and standards, medium. MO 3 Cal Pack to M 79 79 79 18 Util P A Lt 8 53 ww .81 58 81 Todar T3.2 13.0 90 4 81.8 about SO per cent at the last, bank Chase National ...... SOH 53 V. EGGS Some foreign obligations made 1M: (mail. 504(78. 1 Oaa Mat By 4%t 17 83 V. 33% 63 % I Vanadlu ta 41 88*4 M tt Previous day .... 73.5 131 00.6 83.4 call, a survey of figures of ten banks Chatham Si Phenlx 14% SOH Large Cggs 10 do 5s 88 July MH 88 tt 4 Wabash rft B%» 71... 41 40 41 Watt aaa TI.7 •3.8 898 •1.1 showed. The figures showed a con­ Commercial 183 190 I. Ctndied fresh clean mediums.... .SS further gains, bet sharp declines 941 135 .33 3 Can Pae 4%* 60 ... MH 76% 78'i 18 Wtbtlh I* H O 37% 37% 37% Month aao 75 1 87.4 Pint National ....,., 3430 MM £ " trash Ilnht dirty mediums. appeared In Oer man SHs and 7s AUCTION CENTER REPORTS 8 do dab 4* perp ...< 68 S8% 68 19 do SHS Ti O 11% fl M% Tear ago 80.6 106.8 993 985 tinuance of the year's policy to Manhattan ...... 41 50 S Candled fresh clean standards.. .39 California orantes wer* about steady 0T.7 M.4 M and Oermaa Agricultural bank 6s 8 Certain-teed 5'is 48 47 44'., tt 10 Wartier B P to M .. 43% M 43 Two yeara ago M.0 104.7 maintain a strong liquid position. National City 00% SSH A " freth light dirty ttandards. and lemons were easier at Eastern aaS T W*st SMM 100% 100% 100% Three yean tto.. M.7 105.8 99.8 ltt.l Public 38% 11% 8 Candled fresh check* .31 of October, 1960. Oains were scored Middle Western fruit auctions centers to­ 1 Ches A O ten 4Ha 83 92% 93% 93% In spite of considerable comment 5 C B A _ 4Ha TT .. 94 M 94 5 Watt Mary 4a 63 ... 80 59 tt High (1931) ..... ttt IM.T MIA 00.7 TBL'ST COMPANIES Medium Sizes day, early report* tndletted. 3 West P*c 1 I* 48 .. 68 M 58 08.8 00.0 1 Candled fresh elean mediums.... .10 by Argentine 6s of May, 1961,'and 10 Ohl A E Ol to 11 ... 33% 33 11% Law (llll) 6»7 806 on withdrawals of deposits fat* Bankers TT tt Carlot sales averages were reported to M Obi Gt Western 4s 51 56 M% t Western V la St .... 98% M 96V, HlSb (UN) 84 9 108.8 101.4 MIA Brooklyn Trust ...... 347 Stf' a " freth ngtit dirty mtdiums. M Australian Is of 1957. the California Fruit Orowers Exchange on 11% 986 036 hoarding, the check of deposit totals 3 Ctndled fresh clean standard.... .14 79 O M 8t P A P I 75.. 39% MH 34 "a It do le tt M% 83% 93% LOW (ISM) 83 3 97 3 Central Hanover 170 174 United States government issues tta own brand* and to Associated Press 3 Wheat 8 SIM M B .. M 54 34 Hllb (ISM) 113 IMS 09.8 999 showed a decrease during the third Chemical 37% 10% J "»- fresh lltht dirty standard*. .33 aa al 'other* at follows: 54 do ad] 5* MM .... 13% 13 13V. 96.0 983 I Candied freah checks .11 moved within a narrow range and 33 Wilson A Co 1 6s 41 65% M 88 Low (IMS) M.4 1008 quarter of only 3.91 per cent, aa Continental 31 it St. Louis—Oranges lower, lemon* hither M Obi A N W or 4% 41 M MH te% 14 TeuatTtt B A T te T8 80% 80% 60S analysis made by Dean Witter and Corn Exchante 78 SI Small -tt* _ made mixed changes. Oarlot sale*: 8 oraanea, 1 lamon* 1 Chi R I ft P ev 4% a MH M 66 Empire 36 38 1 Candled freth elttn smaU...... " New York—Oranges and twie-t lower. 30 do rM 4a 34 .. . 12% 82 11% Company showed. Ouarantr MT 383 S Candied tresh lltht dirty small.. 21 In tbe rails St. Louis-San Fran­ Valeneiaa: Rey St, Sunklst. Ban Fer­ S Chile Cop toll 67 IT tt FOREIGN BONDS New York Stock cisco 4%a of 1978 alternated be­ nando 8.00: Beacon St. Red Ball, Baa Fer- S Cinn O A El 4s 68.. MH 99% 89 % Saltt Hltb Law Latt „:*•"•*. !-••• - est* MH CHICAOO. OM. H. .. turkeys. 70; white duck*. 14011; colored. tz Northwestern 4\s of 1949 were 35 Ooml lar Tr StM a 92% tt 91 13 do 6* if M Jun .. M% 81 68% C* m mm.mmmmamm.rn _p m m *^^g^»^^^^^^ 12«14; old and young geese, 12. steady. Carlo' shipments af cttru* frului for the 31 Con Oat If T StM M. IM 104% :05 11 do 8* 1861 t%a .... 83% SI It Copyriaat. IM1_ Standard Statljtio* Co NEW YORK, Oct. 26. (^—De­ BUTTER SMS, unsettled. „____ on!ted State.-., complied by th* tovern- 1 Cuba Nor Ry* S%a 41 30 30 M 10 do te 1881 May ., 16 60% MV. NEW YORK. Oct. 29. (JP)—The EPOS. 4198. steady: extra first, 14H« Industrials declined irregularly maat. wit n ceenpleto report* :rom rail­ 14 Cub Cane Prod 6s 50 *H 1% Mb 17 Australia 5* tt .... 55 83 55 closing average price of 90 repre­ pending on the maintenance of the California is frtth traded Orate. 11*;; eurrent ra- International Match Ss were some road*, a* follow*: 1 DARO con to 36 .... 73 TS 73 • 4a 4%a M 48% MH 41% ;ound statistical position of the cot­ ceiptt. 194122: rtfrtteretor flrtt, 17HS re­ ORANGES, Ott. 24—Central California. 20 Oat Ed 4'/is 61D .... 96% 96". 95'i S Austria Ta Wl ctf* ... 11% 11% 51% sentative stocks on tbe New York Stock Exchange frigerator extras, 19919%. 4 points off at one time, and Chile Stock eKChange today Is as follows: ton textile Industry prospects for a ir-a*ma.m ma.a.m^mma.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.a.0.^ 1: Southern California, 61; Florida. 31 CO Dodee Broa deb M ft W% M M 8- Bat Pel SHl tt .... 78 78 78 ?ood year ln 1033 were seen by mill Copper Ss lost about* half as much 'fetal V s. M: Mexico, 1. Oet. 35- 28 Duquesne Lt 4VM ST. 100 V. 99'/. M% '7 Beltlnm M SS 101 81% 100 Indrlt RR* Dili* Tot NEW YORK, Oat. 26 —EOaS—»e- ...j.'.thera ms :iufac'.urc, 1; Central Ctllfor 83% 52% executives attending a meeting of Pollowint trt the closlne quotation* ot Fractional recessions appeared t_> 33 Erie rt—simp MM.. ttH 24 Belgium 6* 68 ...... 01% 80 tt% M 30 M 80 eelnU. 73S1: lrreaular. Mtxed color*. Goodyear Ss, Phillips Petroleum (lis nlt, 1; Sou.hern California, 12; Florida I do aaa 1——i 4* so .. STH IS% 57'/j 8 Berlin City 8%a B0 H It 36 tbe Cotton textile institute. Two ;oday'« active ttock* aa the California nearby closely selected ttHrrll: extra 13 Totrl TJ. 8., tt. 13 Oen Art Invest ta M. MH 82 82 8 do Kite SHt II .... 41% 38V. 38V Today 12.8 49 6 123.6 Ml Stock Excbime at of 11 o'clock Ertt. 38*37%; flrtt, H*T23H: aeeond*. and Shell Union OU 5s. Goodrich LEMONS, Oct. 24.—Northern California. 5 Gen Cable 6'is ST . MH 61% MH 10 do 6%s 88 tttl 41% 41V, Prerioue day ... 84.6 513 126 8 86 9 weak spots in the trade, however, Seturdty closlne time: 30**21; medium first, 18«iM%; refrigerator 1: Central California, li Bets—tern Call- Week ate ...... 8.08 63.6 IM 6 83 J tendency of a few mills to <-«_- talaa Bltb Low Latt 64s gained 2 points. Public utili­ 22 Oen Mot Acctpt 8s 37100 tt% 100 13 do 6s 68 36 18% 35% Month ato ..... 82 8 52.6 IMS 15 2 100 Cord Corp 7 closely selected. MtettUH; «trta un­ omia. 34. Total V. 8, 38. Southern 4 Gen Petrol 5s M 101 100% 101 '6 Bolivia M ST .17 14% 16 were pointed out, these being ie t f quoted, extra flrtt, 11*: first. MffM'..% ties were irregular. :naaufactarara> 2. Oct. 36—Southern Call. 15 Gen Thea Eq St 40 . 11% 131.; Kerala ...... IMS lOT.O 1871 140.1 50 Elec Bond A Share, tt 11 UH 14 Bolivia TS 58 IS 1% 10 Three yeara ago. 186 9 ltt.l 160.8 1719 produce, and the lack of price 100 xLlncoln Pet Ltd... M ft second*. 17V.619; medium .first. 17«tl8 fornia, 5. 6 Goodrich B F IHa 41 MH TTH 77% '0 Bordeaux 6s 34 Ml 100% Ml M 80 Jersey tnd othtr nearby white premium Five yeara ago... 102 6 102 6 00.8 102.3 strength In tbe primary selling 50 Niagara Hud Pow... 0% OH OH | GRAPEFRUIT, Oct. 34.—Arizona. 1; Im 31 Gooriyr TAR 5s 57.. M 81% 44 Braifi 8s 41 ttH 37% 27 V High '1931) .... 140.2 108.2 Mlt 144.1 1500 xTom Reed Mines.. M marks. 4838. Refrigerator whites. 10 Hu O ft n 1% 33.. 100 V. 100 The New York Curb Exchange has nearby best. 29030*: fair M sood. 336N NEW YORK—Stocks weak; favor­ IN 4 Bultarie THa It .... M% SSH M% Low (ISM) 141.1 1177 1563 140.2 ft, 0. OOVBBNSUNT BONOS 11 ill BaU Tat ta M... IMH 103% 103 8 Canada 4%« M 83V. 93% 33V* received notice from Foote Brothers SaMM (_S I1000> ___ Low Last Nearby and western hennery browns, fine* ite issues lose 2 to 3 points. Oear and Machine Company that 114 Liberty 3%» 33-47. 88 88.15 88 16 to extra fancy, M041: fathered browp ; Poultry and Rabbits ! S Si Cant 4As M MH tt M 5 Chile MM Bk t( 81 18% 18% 18% Bonds heavy; German issues 7 I:.land St 4%a 78 A... tt 88% Ml. 13 Chile 1*60 33 31 tt the committee appointed to receive 76 do let tHa 33-47.101 100.34 100.30 extras. 324133: axtra aflrst. 26«J39: first. 393 do 4th 4%* 33-38.lSt.lt 101.1 101.1 34*735. Pacific coast white. *hell treated weak. 3 Interb ft Trans M tt. 75 75 73 S Chile 6* 81 Jan 20% 30% MH CHICAGO GRAIN ! stock deposits of Foote Brothers for 13 do rig 5s 66 51% 55 10 Chile 6s 61 23 31 33 1 371 Trees 4%* 47-52 104.20 104.4 104.T ar liners, extras. SMM: extra (Int. 36* Curb heavy; leaders react mod­ Hen*. Leghorn*, under I- lbs .11 It .•_._.._P_^_PJIJ_,_W'* m rrr r - — ~ .• the purpose of merging with Dodge as. IH to 4 ib* .30 11 Mt Hyd Elec 6* 44... 59 51". 30 Colombia te SI Oct.. SI M% IT 108 do 4* 44-54. 101.8 101.4 41: flrtt, 30-32: marked mediums. 31935 erately. if I- 187 do 3%a 46-58 89 16 do, 4 lbs. and up .30 tt Int Match 5s 41 SM. 67 % 65 1 Contnbtc 3s IS TlH MH 70% CHICAOO. Oat, tt. (AP)—_ete rece*- Manufacturing Corporation has M.ST BUTTER—Receplts. 8265 Mat. Market ss% 80 do IH* 40-43 on settled. Foreign exchanges Irregular; ster­ Her... colored. 4 laa. and up.... M 34 Int T ft T e 4%6 W. M% 61 M% 10 Cr,echo 8* 81 ltt 39% SSH slona In grain valuea today accompanied voted to abandon the plan, aa lt had M.14 1M. M MM Broilers. 1 to IU lbs..-. .37 33 do deb ta M .... M% MH ISH I Denmark 4%8 83 .... ttH TtH TtH stock market Secllaei »» weU a* heavj 183 do 3H* tt-lf 90.16 1SSt t 05.30 ling holds firm. .38 profit-taking salea la wheat Buropeen decided it was net at the interest 304 IHl 41-43 Mar. ma.a.m m m _• _"_* m —' a* a. —• m —• _» a. a- m*.a~a~ --. uo. ayar Ms to ft IM...... 10 K C South rft Ss 50 M MH W* 11 Deutsche Bk 6s 32.. 77 76 71 do IM 1M.3 1 If Cotton easy; southern (tiling. Fryer*. Leghorns. I_ to S lbt.. 8 r.5 K C Term ltt 4s 60 87 MV. tt 13 Duke Price Pw 6 68.. 83 84 85 export demand for wheat from North of stockholders of Foote Brothers 118 do SHa 46-40 84 |M ' M.1S ,v l America waa tea M evidence, total pur­ 356 do It 51-55 Sugar lower; disappointing spot do, colored. IV* to I tM ...... 30 11 Kan G A El 4HS tt STH 86% SI 4 Pinland IHa M 56 M 55 to proceed with tba merger proposal. 81.11 181.1 1 91.1S Produce Market { demand. Roaster*, soft bone, 3 lb*, and ap.... .30 1 Lee Oa* St L !%t It. M% MH M% 35 Pr*neh THa 41 111% 114% 114% chase* since Saturday far ereretee abip- ^ mm*amammmmmmmmma^mmmmmmamammm^mmm.mmammmmA Start .IS 1 Laa Hltr tote ... 14 14 14 31 Oer C Ag Bk 6 so Oc 47 M MH ment eetlmated M only 600.000 bushels. Coffee barely steady; commission .10 Wheat cloaed unsettled, %61% lower. Trtdlns moderately active thit morn­ Old rooatara 1 Leh V P con 4s 3003 82 80% MH )10 Oar Oor MU 1% M. 7"% Mil M Notice has been received by the Skeletons Indicate house selling. Duckling*. Pekln. fA lb*, tnd a*.. •If 8 Ltg A M 5s 51 100 90 % IM tt Oar Rep 7s 40 7 80% 61% com %*>iv» down, oat* %C% off, and lnt. Liberal receipt* at treen vetetablea, do. other than Pekln. IH lbs. up. provisions ahowtnt 6 to 10 cent* drop. New York Curb Exchange tbat di­ especially cauliflower ana eeiery. CHICAOO .13 11 Loew s Ine to 41 .. M M% 88 M Oer Oan El 6s 48 .. 4.% HH M rectors of Rudolph Quenther-Rus- OM duck*. 3V» ba. and up .13 M Lorill»rd Co l%8 M 9S% M% M% M BUIS MMBIC TH 45.. 33 M% 38 Giant Tribes Once Wheat ea*y; bearish farm board Geese 12 1 Louis A N 1 rfg 4'i* tt 83 83 5 TJaeder Steal M 48 .. 36 15 H sell Law, Inc., bave authorized the SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE statement. fount torn turkeys, tl lbs. tnd OB .38 PRICE RANGE do. drexsed. 11 lb*, and up...... 4 Manati 8 7Vit 43 .. M 30 20 M Itai Pub OUI 7a S3.. 70% 77 TTH purchase for retirement, out of sur­ Roamed Middle West BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. tt. (AP) (Fed­ .13 1 Manhat R Is M ... 38% 4S Italy TS 195: .... 09% 39% 80S WHEAT— High Low Close eral-State Market Maws Service)—The Corn lower; favorable weather re­ Hen turkey*. S lbs and up .38 M if . .51 .14% 35'itt 35V plus of 17,000 shares of Its stock at do, dressed. 8 IM. and up..... IS MM Stl cvt 5s 36 98 97% STH M Sanaa IHa M 97% 95V. 98% Dee 16 a share. berry market wat firmer todar en the port. .31 I Mil t R A L 1 6s 61 97% St\k W Kreuger St Toll tt II 68 66 M March ...... 40% .58'* ASH ST. LOUIS, Oet. 26. (JP)—A day wholesale fruit market with strawberries Old torn turkey* .13 MH May .80 i.ft> .MVi Cattle easier. do. dressed , -8 5 M s P A ss M l eon tt 61% 81% 5 Marseille* tt 34 MOV. 100% 1MV. . .MH .M% when giant redskins, taller by a brining 1 25© 1 85 and raspberries telling 3 M K T 1 to 8 0 76% 74% July . .11% .80% .M%4t .804 head than modern Indians, roamed aa blth M ITI. Hogs lower. Small ben turkey*, under 8 Ib* .. •M TOH 7 Milan Oity SHs 53 .. SSH 68% «8% CORN— Small torn turkeys, under ll Bv. 8 Mo Paa rfg to 65 A 13% 11 tt 6 Mint* Qeraee SHt 66 19% ISH IS% mid-western plains and followed .18 M So 5* 77 F M 65 OM .. AT% AT** Squab* M tt New So walea M tt . 50% 47% 41% March ...... 40% !*% .n%« .39*. their chieftain even into the grave State Oil Production Capons, less than S lb«...... 10 M do aen 4* 75 .... 47 tt MV, 18 North Oer Lloyd M IT 41 tt tt .»% MHO M 68 do 1st 5s 81 66 M% Mar ,. .MH .11% • 41% is conjured up by recent discoveries do. S tta. aad oyer MH 3 Norway MM tt M 81 July . .MV. 43% .41% COPPER, FUEL $1,316,719 Net Loss No. 1 white rabbit*. 3 to 4 lb* .11 1 Mont P rfg 5s 43 A 98'- Up 700 Barrels Daily •14 M% MH 1 Norway It 83 tt SI SI OATS— along a bluff of the Mississippi river Ma 3 white rabbit*. 3 to 4 tbt .13 17 Ntt Dairy SVi* M .. MH 94 84". 11 Norwes Hyd El StM 17 68% 67 ST Dec . .34% .11% 33 *. ii .231, near here. BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. _8. (JP)— In Quarter Shown i No. 1 mixed color rablbta, 3 to 4 lb* 33 Natl Steel le M 79 TTH MH 3 Orient Der LM 111 SS TS 71% TS .36% .MV* •Jo i mixed color rabbit*. 3 to 4 lbt ll 4 NO Pub Be- 8 I1B .. 79 79 M M Panama 6* 63 A 17% II 67>4 Mar . St% Mine skeletons, believed by their California oil production increased No 3 old rtbblt* 09 3 NO TtB A M 8% 54. 44% M% 44% M Par Lyon* Med It 58 100% 99% »9% July . .MH tt CHIEFS CONFER By Montgomery Ward RYE— 3| discoverer to be those of Indians last week an average ot 700 barrels .08 7 NTCAHB r ft 1 1 Mil 89 88 M tt Par Orl R R i'.s tt. MH 94% 04% N y^>Mto_to_»_*tejM»^—»^ aa*-m9*~am) 4 Doe . .41% .40% .41 seven to eight feet tall, were un­ dally, the California OU World es­ 7 M NT O A SiL 4% 780 M M 48 M Peru ltt 6* 60 11% 11% 13% May . .41% .MH .MH NEW YORK, Oct. 26. (JP)— timated today. Tbe dally average CHICAOO. Oct. 26. UP)—A finan­ 4 NT Conn Bra 4H M. SS SS M 34 Poland St 50 81V. 63 tt earthed by workmen. 1 NT Dock Co M tt .. MH 44% 44% tt Aa TS ST 11% 51 66 Representatives of the oil, coal and Tbe burial nte is in a region where output wss set at 507,000 barrels. cial statement of Montgomery Ward Chicago Livestock < 6 NY Els rfg 6Vi 41 1«**H 110'-. 110% 1 QueenslJ II 47 68% 58% MH CASH OBAIN •SE Company, today showed a net IT Rhine Wett te H ww tt M% as% WHEAT—No. 1 red, ttHj No S red. 57- copper Industries today laid down other aboriginal relics have ban More effective curtailment was re­ . a-a.a.a.a.m. __»____^^.^^^^.^^^^^^_f 31 NY BH A H cv 6 48 lit 100% loot the principles they believe will help round in previous years. ported as a result of tightening loss of $1,316,719 for UM quarter CHICAOO. Oct. M. 'AP) (United States S do ltt ft rf 4% SI. M 73% 75 t RM ta Ha t%* 63 . 17% 17% ITH 57V.; Ra I Bartl. 17%-, No. I Bard. Mte ending Sep'ember 30 as compared Department of Atrlculture) — CATTLE 1 BT Ry me 6* M tH 1 1 : 9 Rome 0%a M 71% 70% TOH 57%; No. t yellow bard. MHi No. 4 d»rk them back to normalcy. Eight of the skeletons lay about rules on operations, ven with new :5.000: calve* 4.000; steers and yearllntt 14 NY T»l Bt- 4%* 39. . SSH 49% 99 V, I Royal Hatch 4* 45 .. 73% . 74% 74% northern 58%; No. 1 red (weevily). 14V. 12 feet below tbe surface In horlaon- wells coining in at Kettleman, El- with a net 'oa ef $345,258 for the scarcec: fed tteer* and yeartlnts steady S Mat Shares t% 50.. 7S% 78 tt '2 Sao Paste tt M W. 13% 81% 63 CORN—No. 4 mixed (new), 34Vs, No. 1 Addressing the New York univer­ same period of 1930 . other flaw, M or atora lower; tteers eoo- 14 Nor Am Co 5s 61 .. 91% JO 00' ' Bat Pub Wks 7s 43. 48 44 44 mixed. MH: No. 4 mixed. 38%; No. 1 yel­ sity conference on the relation of tal positions, face downward in two wood and Belridge, quotas were not 900 pound*. 8.33911 00; 1300-1500 pound*. I do. SHS 11 SI 39 39 low. 30%®40; No. I yellow. 39%-40%: No converging lines. Tbe net loss for the three-quar­ 11 Nor Am M •%• 63.. 94% MH 94 3 yellow (Bawl, M&38%; Ba I white law and business, wltb specific em­ disturbed. 8.304M1.M: heifers. S.MCH0.33: cow* 3 75 10 do 5s t,9 C 89 83 3 Serbs Cts SIov 7* 63 49 ST 47 Where tbey met, a skeleton of UH* ters ending September 30 was $2.- «5.W: bull*. 4.35*1 5 00 vedfr*. 8.7568 00: SSH '.1 Slemen* * Hal 6%« 70 SSH 68% (new). 38',-«S7; MS. 4 whit* (new). 1S_> phasis on the anti-trust laws, C. B stoeker and feeder cattle: ateera SOO-1050 13 Nor Pea to 2047 B... 94% M% MH M: No. S white (new), M%. usual size was found in an upright 79 do pr lien 4* 97 81% 80 14 Sweden I%|. M .... MH 83% N% Ames, vice president of tbe Texas FOREIGN EXCHANGE 692.687, compared with $2,848391 a pounds. 5.0098.75. HH a Swlu !%i M IM 101% 103 OATS—No. 3 white. 35011%; No. 1 position. y NEW YORK. Oet. 28. (JP)—For­ year ago . I Ore W RR A N 4 81. 81% 81% HH. white. 24924%; No, 4 white, ttH. Company, urged Interstate com­ SHEXP: 40,000: uneven, mottly steady 2 041* S'eel 6« 41 M MH MH 3 Toho B Pew Tl 66 .. tt 73 37 eign exchanges irregular; Oreat Sales for the third quarter de­ •pott, 15%35 lower on thla lambt aad 31 Tokyo City IHs 41 .. 74 tt TS RYB—No. 2. M%4tBIH. pacts among oil producing states. feeds: native*. I.TtftS-S to packer*: out­ 7 Pac O A E' 5s 42... ISl IMH 101 IT oa ati wt« s%* 8i A w ss $s BARLET—40W5* Rubber Tired Railroad Britain la dollars, others in cents. clined nearly $11,800,000 from 1930 siders. 8.5098.80: rente feedlnt lamb*. 1 Pac T ft T ta W ... ltt 103 103 3 Urueusy 6s 80 18% M% M% TIMOTHY 8-ED—3.004*3.35. Discussing copper, Cornelius, F. Oreat Britain demand, 3.93%; ca­ and officials explained the loss in 4«Ot?5.00. Lambt 80 pound* down. 8.75«) 1 Pan-A— P 6s 1940 .. tt 30 M 6 Vienna City Sa tt ... MH 56% 56% CLOVER SEED—10.754.114.2S. ICelley, president of tba Anaconda Coach Tried by French bles, 3.93%; 00-day bills, 3.88; S.7S; ewe*. 80-tM pound*. 1.3893.73; feed­ n Para Publls 1% 50.. HH 43% 81 13 Weitph Dn Bl P 6 53 36 34 34 BUCKWHEAT—80 Copper Mining Company, also at­ volume was partly offset by im­ ing lamb*. 4.7395.00. 1 Penn Dix 6s 41 A .. tt M 41 I Yokohaa M tt 80 78% 80 France, demand, 353 \; cables. proved merchandising performance HOOS: 55.000: 109M lower: 330-300 44 T>enn P A Lt 4%* SI. SIH 91 SIH tacked the law for the same reasons. 3 Penn RR 4Ha H 86 M PARIS, Sept. 22. (#)—A rubber MS%: Italy demand, 519%; cables, and continued curtailment of ex­ pound* 4 3593.30: 14-110 pound*. 4.75© SSH Total tales today. tlO.Ttt.000. 6.10; tOW*. 4.5095.00. pit*. 4.3594 85. ll do 4%t 70 O 78 tt fl STATE PROVIDES LIMESTONE Charles O'Neill, chairman of the tired rail car is being demonstrated $_*. m. penses. 17 Phlla Oe ta IT MH M CO Prevlou* day. I5.8MXO0. NASHVILLE. T" .n., Sept. 26. (JP) government relations committee of on a 19-mile section af a breach Demands: Belgium, 14.00; Ger­ 14 Phil Read OftI 8* 49. STH 46% MH week ato, ii3.73i.ooo. The Duke of Aberccrn. governor Tsar aao. 87.468.ooo An appropriatior of $35,000 Bite I lie National Mme Association found line near here. The experlmenMrs many, 233a; Argentina, 22.98; Bra- IS Phl'tos Ptt iy«t 39 .. 56% 81 M claim this kind af sst ean be BANK CLEARINGS Tt Northern Ireland h>* v?'untarfly It PV nd G El 4'i* M 71 70 70 Two retrs aao, 111,616,000. been made by tttt Tmnessee legis­ ttle complaint with the law. He aU 535; Tokio, 49.07; Shanghai, 1 •'. St C ta 63 .. 43% 43 4SH January 1 to date. 82,448,590 000. started and stopped about a Bank debits today, $18377322; last reduced bla salary of $40,000 a year Same pear ago,|3.33S,844,OO0. lature to provide pulverized lime­ _S that the coal industry could co­ 31.87*; Montreal, 8937%; Mexico 11 ?;.., Ser BAG 4Hs ~ 98% 98 V* 98% stone to fanners at cost. operate now If it would. as an automobile. City (silver Peso), 37.25. year ,30,245,461. to $32,000. S Pure OO IVit M ... ft MH « two yean aaa, 11,451,153,ooo. MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1931 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PAGE

NOW PLATING 12 People Each Week Get THE FOUR MARX BROTHERS in FREE TICKETS'TO-- "MONKEY BUSINESS" Aa a Guest of tte Evening Outlook It Tour Name Appears la Your Name in the ClassAd Columns Today? __f Criterion Theater tn the ClassAd Columns S FINANCIAL REAL ESTATE EVENING OUTLOOK EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE RENTALS CLASSIFIED 76 SITUATION WANTED—Female 82 FURNITURE FOR SALE 94 MONET TO LOAN—Real Estate lit MOUNTAIN PROPERTT ISO FOR RENT—Apartments, Fur*. ADVERTISING Classified ACTIVE and efficient, mlddle-ated woman NEW 315.50 inner (print mattress, tuaran- U>UI8 T. BUSCH CO. aa houaekeeper M Sood home: *om* teed. 18.95. New overstuffed chairs, M.60 Money "Wa Know the Mountain*"* St. Regis Apt. Hotel HEADQUARTERS talarr. Pbon* 11461. aad ae. New rue*, til aad UP. and many ON STRAIGHT TRUST DEEDS 2616 Wilshire Bird. Pbone IMM OCEAN FRONT AND KXNNBT ST. MAW OFFICE bargain* la llvlnt. dining and bedroom * POM PTNANCINQ HOMB 8 OCEAN PARK PHONE BUM Pourth at Bro»dwer. Santa Monica HOUSEKEEPING, mlddle-ated woman: anr leti. Odd piece*. Chinese, Oriental aad Ul WANTED—REAL ESTATE TELEPHONE Business Directory kind of home considered. Heft. Pb. 38334. domestic rata Store Room of Carmel CITIZENS MORTGAGE SINGLES DOUBLBS ^_W Hotel. 2nd aad Broadway. 8. M. 333M. 23285 Pbone 23285 for Information WOMAN WANT8 WORK: OAT OR NIOHT AND SECURITIES CO. ARE you about to b* foreclosed, or want $32.50 Up $55 Up ^ WIST LOS ANOELES BRANCH PHONE WEST L. A. 34373. NEW coll dap had aad mattrei* 111.98 to tacrlflce recant or Improved} Rave 5-PC. walnut flnleh dining aet 125 00 222 Santa Monica Blvd. cash up to 16000. Boa ISM. Outlook. Rate Include* lltht, its, all loeal phone 11340 Santa Monica Blvd- Sawteiie H*»vr oak table .15.00 call*, ateam heat, elevator. Janitor aad TELEPHONE COLORED WOMAN WANTS MAID WORK. PHONE 34604. White enamel tat httter _____.13.75 REFINANCE TOUR HOME OR INCOME maid service and fritidalre. BUSINESS SERVICE BUSINESS SERVICE Phone 35189. 1619 Third St., S. M WITH INSURANCE FUNDS WANT an apartment home in Banta Mon­ SURPRISINGLY LOW RENTS W. L. A. 32163 HOUSEWORK, anr time: iter nithtt or No Expense Unlets been IS Oranted ica, IS unlta St more. Box ISM. Outlook. Beautifully furnlihed sintle aad double SO home. 33032. MERRILL upright, retlnlshed la and out, H. I. FOSKETT, 1002 Montana. 34100. apartment*, with every latest conven­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES 110. 1685 Ocean Ave. WILL pap 1100 to 1500 per mo. for clear ience; larae telvlnator, cedar wardrobe- Delivered br ctrrler ln Santa Monica. AMERICAN LEGION MATTRESS AND UPHOLSTERING apt. house lite. Box 3503 Outlook. orchid and epple areen bath room with Ocean Park. Venice, Bawtelle. Brentwood 77 SITUATION WANTED BARGAINS In I room*, good furniture. All 95 MONET TO LOAN—AUTOS ihower; lovely dinette*; convenient ta­ end Pacific Palisade*. 50c per month MATTRESSES RENOVATED PURNITORE Male and Female or separately. 618 Sunset Ave., Venice. rage*. The beat valu* la Santa Monte- Reiular Advance 112 EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE Maid service included III AMERICAN LEOIOM need* UPHOLSTERED, CARPETS CLEANED Rate Rate ail kind* of eaat-off materiel. BERRY'S. 1683 10TH ST. PBONE 35638 COUPLE, reliable, handr, care of Apt, M 83 FURNITURE WANTED AUTO LOANS BERNICE APARTMENTS On* rear ______te oo tttt Newspaper*, magazines, cloth­ exchange for Apt. Wett L. A. 35147. FURNITURE AND DIAMOND LOANS 1148 llth St. Neer Wllthlre Bird. Sit months ______83.00 83 60 HAVE tone Into business ln Santa Monica. ing, bottle*, and furniture. OREAT demand far aeeond band furni­ BAST WAT TO LOAM *S*_1 exchange mr Three monthe ______11.50 lltt CALL M977 AND A TRUCK MUSICAL INSTRUCTION MAN and wife wish lata at caretaker*. OB 6110816 aad news stands, per eopf. 3c ture; Seat prieee paid. Pboat 62609. T. D. WILL CALL PROMPTLY. Janitor*, etc. Reference*. Druyff, 81373. Washington Arms Apts. Midi per month. 15c: parable In advance TENOR banjo, Hawaiian steel aultar aad Stewart, Ml Holliater Ave. Ocean Park. SUPER FINANCE CO. Hollywood Hills Home 960 SIXTEENTH BT. ukulele tautht at Magic Matte Shop, No. Beautifully furnlihed, apaclout atnalat REPRESENTED NATIONALLY Br 78 PAINTING, PAPERHANGING WANTED—Small aafa, walnut or mahog­ Phone 256M Ml Sanu Monlea Bird for Santa Monica or Brentwood prop­ 12 Fourth St. Arcade. Pbone SUM. erty. ON, R. Burr, Santa Monica Motors, end double*; taa. lltht*. telephone, maid M C MOOENSEN A COMPANY. INO. AUTOS FOR HIRE AND CARPENTERING any frame. Pbone 34686. 97 MONET TO LOAN Miscellaneous tervlce; M0 and UP. Sac Pranclaco, 564 Market *treet. Ltd., 1628 Wilshire. Lot Antelea, 433 Soutb SprlaS street PHOTOGRAPHERS C. R. HEYWORTH, painter: lobbtnr a spe­ Seattle, 603 Stewart itreet. cialty; 81 dap. Ph. W. L. A. 32804. 335M. 89 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS WILL trade equltr ln modera 6-room houte Buena Vista Apts. Portland, 69 Bro*dw*r Burchiel U-Drive Co. Need Money? Read Thii! M Huntintton Park IM clear incomer IM KNOCK *e_ dead. Xmas special thla week. Beautifully furnlihed siniles; gaa, ttebts, Detroit, 3044 West Orand boulevard. RATES OOOD planot for rent, tt per month np. Here rou can obtain a loan of 110 M la good location, at what? E. D., 1007 twa 8xio photos, tint one free ot roar* •team heetl frlgidalre; maid lerriee tt* Chicaaa, 100 North Mlchltan avenue 50c per hour; 14 Mr 8 hours: M miles. Ma Junk. Ton aaa apply rent on pur­ 1300 quickly and privately OMLT BIO- Bundr Drive. We»t Loi Angeles. self, only MAS. Regular value 110. Bun­ MERCHANDISE tlattd at 837.50 end up. 7th end Idaho. Haw Tork, ltt latt Portr-*econd street SM per hour; IS lor M hours; 100 miles chase later. WORTH HATHAWAY, Mtt NATURES OF HUSBAND AND W—- nell'* Cut Rate Photo Studio. 1416V* Ird. REQUUUCD. TO« Set the FULL AMOUNT Coplet af tta Santa Monica Evenlnt Adequate Insurance SSc per day. Weekly Wilshlrt Bird. IMI MTH ST.—6 rooma aawlr dec. ar­ GRAY OABLES BY THB SEA. 1411 Ocean Outlook mar be aecured at any of these rate 135 and ltt, Insurance Included. 80 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE tt roar loan ia CASH. No deduction* I ranged duplex; 2 baths, 1 garage*; eoulty Small monthly payment* Ave,, furnished rooma aad Aptt.. with office*, where toll data regarding the San­ WURLITZER Ftrnr trend, special 1398; 15100, 12000 cash or dear vacant 8. M. private bath, kitchen; separate entrance. ta Monica market mar alio be bad. PIANO TUNING Ph. 25065 ROOFING paper, 15c roll and up; latest terms; othtra ttt up. Win rent tt IM PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY, LTD. lot. Prewltt, MU 7th St. Phone 24661. Special winter ratea Fhone 27234. The Santa Monica Publlahlni Companr See Attlesey, 1410 Second Bt. Pb. 26656 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD AT THIRD ST alee, radio*, 118.85, pentode tube*, etc., 104 Bliss Bide. 506 8 M Bird. PA MOSS reeervee tbe rltht to correctly eletNfr or HOLLAND DUTCH piano technician; tun­ LAROE Westwood homo far small s. M. ONE of the nicest lit—a apartmenta to BEVEN passenger Plerce-Arrow limousine; ing, voicing, repairing pianos. Peter Jan- I month* tuarantee: 1,500 tall. 8. V. W. Loan* Madt la AO Nearbr Towne revise advertliemenu. or Meet and r«!und paint, tl.01 tal , don't confute this with PHONOGRAPHS—One at Ml one at 110; home or would assume aa income. Crew- Santa Monlea. Usually called bachelor'! driver; reasonable rates. 39966, room 716. sen. 1683 Ocean Ave. Ph. 25240. Art Shop amount paid, and will not be responsible cheep point aa the regular price ls 14.68 console! at 120 end up. Including record*. COLLATERAL AUTO REAL ESTATE ford Realtr. 1333 7th St., S. M. MMA Apt. Oai, elec. haat, elec. refrlt. and eeft for more than one Incorrect Insertion of Sal. All purpose paint. 11.80 ttl. Qa» RAT E. SCHAFER, 1501 Fourth St. water lupplied. Nt Lincoln Blvd. A. L. CUMMINGS, piano tuner with Jack- j ear ad ordered for more than one time. BEDDING beater* 96c: tenor banjo 89. worth 141, WILL trade eaulty in 40 acre* on mala All transient or telephone advertisement* ion, Stitt Music Oa. Ph. lllia Res. M140 ; case Included; new guitars, 14.75; pleat? FOR BALE—Fine Kroeger upright Piano, LOANS highway, nter tt Centre for small nous* ONE block from ocean, coir S-room cot- are payable and will be collected for im­ of genuine antiques cheep; wrought Iron lltt cash. Phone 63057. Insurance Premiums and Taxe* Financed. tt Venice. 606 6th Ave* (rear) Venice. Mae. 3 dramas rooma. I double bedi, mediately after the first insertion, unless BEST made mattresae*, all 6ite*. til prices, fern stands. 11.71: lltt books chetp. Build now. II pom lot la cleer tee ut. piano. Alio attractive lower sintle, with patron has already established a regular springs, bedsteads, pillows, moth-proof- PLATING WORKS TBla store la loaded with bargains. Open PIANOS lar rent, 50c week np. Free de- EXCHANOE 3 housei, front end side rear, radio; 110, 128. Itt Pacific, O. P. MIM. account on our credit book*. lng, sterilizing, renovat* mattresses with evenings. A tt. Salvage Oa., MM Mala. llverr plea. Onion storaie, 711 Colorado. far 3 or 4-bedroom houae. Ph. M7M. INDEX new cover. II. Santa Monica Mattress Si CHROMIUM. Mirer, nickel, copper, brass I American Finance & REX ARMS APTS—See these; 130. beau­ Tbe following ls the order ln which the Pillow Factory. 1668 llth SL Pb MIM. plating. SANTA MONICA PLATINO j THRIFT CO., LTD. tiful tingles; overstuffed; private phon** GOOD house paint 11.00 par tallon, • sal. 209 Bar citiei Bid. Phone 31448 eight major groups of classifications appear: WORKS. 1206 S. M. Bird. Phont M087 loaa II; M.M folding hacksaws, special 88 SADIOS. Supplies. Accessories RENTALS to each Apt. 1414 Santa Monica Blvd. Announcements • 1 to 10 Mc; now shipment M Mali trade woolen Business Service ______AM Z BOAT STORAGE. REPAIRING goods, at special low prices, comes from 100 MONET WANTED employment ______tt la tt ROOFING larse department store; 12x18 Scotch Peter Pan $24.95 120 WANTED TO RENT—Misc. Christie Court Merchandise ______10 to 91 BOAT storage, repairing; authority on ma­ linen rut. cost Ml wholesale, ISO take* MM as high ta a phone; weigh* less $3000. 8%, I modern itucco houiei, Weit Double end Apt. Overstuffed. SM. Pinsnrial ______11 to 100 rine motors. ART BLANCHARD. 13th WE specie—to ln roof Ina. new and old; iti ltt aata of fan, collars aad cuffs. than 10 pound*. A sweet-toned, modern L. A. Value 17000. Box Mtt. Outlook. WANTED—Room SBd board by refined Real Estate ______101 ta 114 and S. M. Blvd. Phones 28099. 32439. prlcet reasonable. Phone 28002. Lot* af tapeitrr, et Goldman'*, 1140 radio. RAT B. SCHAFER. lttl 4th St. roung business woman; homt privileges. IM—ATTRACTIVE, modern, larte, tunnr Rentals ______IM to 138 Washington Blvd.. Venice. Open all day. WANT 12500 on 18500 corner, at 0% for Priv. home preferred. Box 3485 Outlook. rooms; ocean front view. Mil 3nd St. Automotive ______140 to IM SEVERAL beautiful radio cabinets, walnut three years. Fhone 38831. BUSINESS DIRECTORY CARD SALVATION ARMY FERTILIZER aad mahogany; reasonable. RAT B. NICE quiet duplex; garate; ebove Wll- BATES PBB UNE PEB DAT Now li the time M think ol lawn aad SCHAFER, 1801 Fourth St. 12000 on property worth 19000. A. Stonier 122 FOR RENT—Rooma—Furn. ihlre; ltt. 1121-A Mth Bt. Dally YOUR outineat card In thi* directory will WHEN rou btre tny salvage ttrden. For real cow fertiliser, eall the White, ttl Wilshire Blvd. M or more consecutive timet 8c cost rou lust a few cents per dar and materials, eucb at old Brentwood Stock Farm. Santa Monica RADIO BARGAIN HOUSE 125 MONTH, large nicely furnlihed room; CEDAR' HEDOE APTS., doublet; ateam Corner Mth and Broadway. Pbon* 28632 Beat. Ml Ocean Ave. Ph. 11847. 36 week days and 4 Shopper Insertion*. will be read by thousand* ot people clothes, books, magazines, 61944 or 6S4M. ean room aHolnlnt, private btth. hot 1 to 29 consecutive timet ______13e Pbone Classified Dept., S. M. 23283. for newspapers, lyfng around Mr radios, aervtee aad rent eels. water, heat; garage; to gentleman. ISM Shopper counted a* fall day. a representative to call on fou. In the way at home, flail - REAL ESTATE Seventh St. QUAPAW Apts.. modem singles, doubles, S to 8 consecutive timet 14C THB SALVATION ARMY Selling Out BEAR THB FOOTBALL GAMES 2551 Main St. Entrance on Sand St., O. F. Additional charge of lc per lint when CARPENTERING INDUSTRIAL WAGON Large amount of shrubberr ln gallon All Electric Radio*, natt M month up 101 HOUSES FOR SALE SUNNY room ln beautifully furnlihed priv­ Mondty lt Included. Phont 8. M. 28750 or 22621 etna 10c each. Twenty-elthth Street 1131 FIFTH ST. PHONE 21104 ate home; two adultt la family. Board If BUNGALOW court, sintle*; frlgidalre: cor­ 1 to 1 time* lie Nursery. SIM Mth St. Just loath of Mea. desired. 3020 Third St., Ocean Flirt. ner of 18th and Washington Ave. Additional charge at lc per line wben CARPENTERING, remodeling, all kind* NEW and used radios sold, rented end re­ Monday U Included. repairing, reliable. Ph. Watt la A. 14051. SAND BLAS1ING 3x6 WILTON rug*. White electric eewlns paired. Bobsene Radio Shop. Ml Banta $6,500 LIV1NO room, bedroom and bath; garage, t25—SINGLE, available now: nice loca­ Minimum charge ""• machine, overstuffed chairs, solid bronze Monica Blvd. priv. entrance; gentleman. 1111 ltth St. tion. Aduiu. 935 EucUd St, Phoae 114M Minimum apace, two lines, 10 averat* CARPENTER, builder, repairs, remod. Estt. SAND BLASTINO floor lamp, Chinese antique; other miscel. $1,000 Down SUNNT THREE ROOMS AND BATH. AP- Words. given. A. J. Norris & Bon, 1143 9th. 25028. Auto painters, have your Oan sand articles; no dealers, ll Horizon. 83862. DETACHED Mom and batb; priv. aaraae Note—Tba Outlook Shopper ll a tree de­ 88 SW. PS Offers a five-room, stucco home ln FLT 1038 FIFTH ST. blasted at Paul Hansen'! Bead Blastlnt Brentwood Heights, atar TJ. C. L. A. and entrance; exclusive dial. Pb. 18514. livery to non-subscribers at taa Evening CARPENTER work, day or contract; estl- FERTILIZER, pure cow manure, screened, Shop, located Brentwood Dairy. SMI BEAUTIFUL muskrat whole skint coat; Strictly modern, With electric furnace 4 AND l-room. furnished; Oeneral Electric; Outlook, wltb tn approximate circulation mettt fartuihed 1218 I8tb Bt Ph. 84047 no sawdust, bett of all. 40c a saek; 13.75 WELL furnished, shower, soft water, furn­ Delaware Ave., Venlee. Phone 61844. trade for light MT. Phone 63051. and automatic hot water heater: dandy garage. 335 Saa Vicente. Phone 34933. tt 13.000 par cable yard, delivered. Lincoln Rancb, ace haat; 1 at S men. 836 18th St. 39102. Note—"Consecutive timet" doe* not yard, roses end shrubbery, sprinkler sys­ CEMENT WORK 1500 Lincoln Blvd. Phon* 04193. tem; rear fenced; an exceptional bar­ mean consecutive Mondays, ate. but con­ SECRETARIAL TRAINING PLEASANT, (tinny front bedroom; private 136—LINCOLN APARTMENTS—338 secutive days 90 DOGS. BIRD? CATS gain, tnd oaa a shrewd buyer will ap­ LINCOLN AMD BROADWAT. PH. 27182 811 THESE. Price reasonable; Oriental preciate. Very aetr tents. Inquire Sun­ entrance; taratt. 413 32nd St. Par so-time order* tbe rate per Una will FOUNDATIONS, WALKS, Pools, tennis rasa 12x20, king's chair, tapeitrr 4'»x7 be 12.40. courts, repairing. R. J Sparr Ph. 23456. FREE P. E. 46-rlde passes to secretarial TRAINING BOARDING day or evening. 1035 Amherst, West L. A. NICE l-room Apt* aear stores, library, students attending Gregg Institute for lltt Blztb St., apartment B. Ph. MOM. REAS., large living room, bedroom comb. Situation* Wanted—One-half above rale*, Hollywood Dog Training School, pet and THE MOST YOU HAVE EVER SEEN Alto bedroom; dote in. 1118 4th Bt. baa; adults. 116.50. ins Mth st. cash with order. tlrls. Ill W. Ith. L. A., eorner Broadwar watch dasa for roar nome. 3548 Pico FOR IMM DETECTIVE AGENCIES and Sth. Positions waiting. FINEST PULVERIZED DAIRY FERTILIZ- Cream stucco, arched loggia: flowers, APTS., clean, Stt up; tas. light, Frltldalr* The** ratal epplr alee to th* West Los ER. ALSO HORSB MANURE BUY FROM Blvd.. Santa Monica. Phone 22352. A PLEASANT, DETACHED ROOM shrubs; large living room, hlth arched Included. 117 Paloma, Venice. Fh. 81873. Anteles Tribune. OLD RELIABLE OLIVER PARK. 64630. 806 CALIFORNIA ATM. FOR BALE—Two black Chow pupa, ihow celling, sunny furnished breakfast room; Brackett Merchant Patrol SHOE REPAIRING 1 kitchen wall* tiled M soft colon: elec. LILY court, tlntle Apts., 133.60 month. WAL. dresser, marble top, larte mirror. Md stock. I /, monthe old. subject to regis­ LAROE sunnr bedroom; kitchen privllete*. DAY AND NIOITI BBRV1C- PB 21744 tration. Reas. 171 llth St., Chlno, Calif. refrigerator: 3 beautiful bedroomt, roomr 1114 Electric Ave., Venice. Phone 86817. ANNOUNCEMENTS HEELS, leather er rubber, M eentai hall ta match 175; Monterey table tlO; wicker closets, shoe cabinets, 3 batht, unit beat; Otratt available. 14346 after 6:30 p.m. table lltt. Bay Salvate, Sltt A M. Blvd doable tarate; close M markets and DRESSMAKING, MILLINERY soles, 75c far ladles' shoes, men't half 8COTTIE, registered male, 10 months old. ATTRACTIVE room, prefer girl employed, NICE SINGLES, 118. Hot water, lithti: •olea, 11. Work guarantied Louden. 1103 transportation. W. L. A. 31105; evenlnis close In. 1104 Trolleyway, Venice. 83833. y 1 DEATH As FUNERAL NOTICES RABBIT hatchet tor tele, cheap. S. M Bay Houte broken. Phone MMl. close Ml separate entrance. 1429-A TAB. Pourth 81 Across from th* Outlook _^IM^_^_.WW^.... - •••!'. ..l._..-.-_»_ __•-_—.•___,-Q^^^_» phone West L. A. 33995. OOWNS. tailored suits, coats rellned; al* Wrecklna Co., lttl Lincoln Blvd. 1334 3RD. Nicely furnlihed apt*., pint SMITH—Sarah J. Smith at 1926 Wooster teratlona. 1415 Euclid 28647. Mrs. Mayer. lie MONTH, lovely front room; private sad aeeond floors. St., Lot Angeles. Aie 67. Beloved mother SPECIAL NOTICES INVALID wheal chair, 110, bargain; lee FINANCIAL family. 1458 Euclid st. of Mrs. uertrude CowillI end Mr*. SMART dresses, old one* celeverly remod­ BOB. 11 IM Mth St. Just Completed SPANISH dble. etucco. apt., twin bedi, ta­ Daisy Leighton. eled; coats, ensemble* 26241. 1666 Buclid. Stt HTM ST.—Earlr California deiltn; EXTRA large room; Beat; cloee tn; reaton- rage, winter rttei. Adults. 1037 Sth St. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p. m. from the SPECIAL attention taken an men'a aad USED clothing, 1114 Broedway. Broadway 92 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITirS modern in every respect; 1 rooms, 3 bed­ abl* to right party. IMS Sixth St. Price-Daniel Funeral Home. Interment ladles' alterations. Tallorlnt. Thrift Shop. Pbone S. M. 34857. rooms. S tile baths. Inside patio. Decora­ CALL 25725—Dressmaking, tailoring, alter­ SANFORD J MOSK. 1411 Third St COZY, clean, 4-room duplex: taraie; over­ Inglewood cemetery. ations. 25 years' experience. BEAUTY parlor, established S years tt A. tive Sanltas throuihout; planked floors, ROOM witb private oath end entrance; stuffed; adultt only. 1137 Euclid Bt. ENGLISH perambulator, almost new: per­ M. business district, specializing aa scalp i knotty pint tonroom. aaraae; tentleman. 623 Lincoln Blvd. WOOD—David C. Wood, at Hollywood. Be- j fect condition; very reaionable. Ph. 28802 diseases, splendid clientele; owner mutt DIFFERENT— WORTHY TOUR INSPEC­ TRAVELING TION. OPEN 1:30 TO 8 P. M. DAILY. NICELT furnlihed sunny apartment. 1131 loved husband of Frances J. Wood. EDUCATIONAL leave. Terms to suit. Don't Mil to inves- | 82.50— Glassed-in porch; adj. batb; lordy Sixth St. Fhone 36390. lge. front; Stt*. ent.; real. 211 Aria. 11733. Funeral services Tuesday, October 27th, I 7-PAS8. Plerce-Arrow to San Francisco. SCRATCH and laying math, tl.65 per 100 tigate. Sox 2479. Outlook. I at 2 p. m., at the Ocean Park chapel of I PREP, for college, languages, math., hist., pounds. Lincoln Ranch, phona 04192. 820—NEW ilnile, mod., Includ. water, eai 17.50; round trip 112. Agua Caliente Below Reproduction Cost 12.50 TO 14.50, (ingle, double rooms; kitch­ _ Klrkelle, Bernard St Peek. Interment In- ' etc. G. P. Anderson. 1244-0 4th. 25451. 13.50; round trip $6. Ph. 29906, room 738. TAA room, all newlr furnlihed; roads M lights. 2234 Sawteiie Bird. Free perklnt__T. ^^ Klewood mausoleum. BE8T CHICKEN SCRATCH. 11.00 PER 100 operate. OAM offer aew 7-room, 1 bedroom, 1 tile en priv.. free parklnt. 217 Washlntton. TUTORING—Get better trades In Eng Utt. BAKER'S. MO ROSE AVE. 3. A. BARRETT bath home, well located amona all new homes, at 11000 below bullder'a co»t. In DESIRABLE rm„ modern and comfortable. A DAMDT NICE SINGLE AFT. comp.. lit., tram.. Strict, gen'l. tat. 21760. TRUCKS FOR HIRE Fhone SUM. Mil Santa Monica Bird. Ill MONTANA AVE. PHONE 11101 4 FUNERAL DIRECTORS LAWN FERTILIZER BEST ON MARKET S. M. Thla rou mar check far rourself. 1US California ave. TUTORING, Eng., Journ., dramat., hist., WELL CURED SHAVER DAIRY. 13070 SACRIFICE CAPE, sale or trade respons­ Total price 17100. New Loan of MOM at TRANSFERRING, hour or contract work. ltt month. Includlnt Interest until paid BEAUTIFUL court single apartment: ileep- lang. Eleanor Morgan. 1240 10th. 26954. B 11 Wooddell. 1237 Yale St. Ph. 22072. ible party; cheap. 727 Broadway, S. M. lnt porch! tarate. 122.50. 111 10th St. " WILSHIRE ORAPE JUICE, 100% pur*. Pressed dally A. B. Flavell. 1417 Wilshire Blvd. 124 ROOMS AND BOARD We deliver, all Lincoln. Venice. 83488. WONDERFUL term price buntalow. f OUTSIDE upstaln, front aad Inside down­ Funeral Home, Inc. FELT HATS UPHOLSTERING 94 MONET* TO I OAN—Real Estate VERY detlrable for tentleman employed stairs double*. 1226-B Harvard. CROWNING tiory. Hair Vltor. six-day rooms, oak aad mahogany trim; houtt alone cott 18500; tlmoit fully furnished; Call after 4:30 P. m. 469 lttt St. Ph. 23027, 1519 Wilshire LADIF.S' aad mens felt beta aliened, rt- UPHOLSTERING, reflnishtnt. repairlnt; t dandruff curt Irwin'* Drug Btoret. PLENTY Ot* MONEY IO LOAN 5 ROOM furnished opt.. Frltidtlre; tttt JOHN a BOGGS—STANLEY J. 8TRAW blockedi anr itrl* and sue; estab. 8 yrt fine selection of antique and modern well lighted basement, larae enough Mr On Santa Monlea properties. 6%, 1%, billiard table; corner lot. 100x129; lawn, COUPLE, private home, beautiful location; bedrooms. 1432-B California. In Bar Dist. 3. M. Hot Works. 1507 4th St. turn. Brentwood Furniture Shops, corner It FURNITURE FOR SALE 9%i 1-year ttralght loans, ar 8 to 10- fine food; tarage; reaaonable. 808 lltt. A Vicente St Uorham. Brentwood. 34334 trees aad shrubs. Price only 17500. Mth rtar amoitlxed. Prompt tervlce; low ex­ $750 cash, balance 165 monthlr. 1%. NEW attractive tunnr flat, two bedrms., Todd & Leslie HAULING VACGHAN'SI Mat received two bate IMP- I pense. Amounts from 81.000 M 1100.000 Oandy Investment OS., exclusive atentt, ROOM AND BOARD. 86.50 PER WEEK. elec. refrlt., tM. M0 llth St. Ph. 33134. VACUUMS REBUILT ments of furniture that we caa nil wty I Let ua help pea SStM soar flntnclnt 1510 3rd Bt. Shown by appointment only. 121S FIFTH BT. Phone 21042 IM TO MS—Desirable Unties, doublee; tar. WINTER rates for short and long hauls below cost. problems SEVENTH AND ARIZONA. 8. M. ROOM and board; gentlemen only: II and AdulU. 827, SM ltth St. Phone tNU. Jenklna Van Ss Storage, phone 22336 or PARTS and guaranteed service on ell Bed, springs and mattress, complete _.I7 I M as* weak 1431 Nlatb St. i 21383 206 Broadway. Santa Monica. vacuum cleaners Phone 21852. Roll-a-Way bed*. _I8 Rental —17 up; Gandy Investment Co. Below Cost, Leaving City 8ingl* davenport* Mi 2-pc. sett S14 up | BEAUT, furnlihed double; General Bee. MENDENHALL ROBFRT A. GANDT, Ma. Mr beaut, new Spanish bungalow, teven Oarace; nice yard. 1724 Stb St. WEATHER STRIPPING Day beds t2.75 up. Breakfast Beta II up I rmt.. 1 bedrms.. S hatha, breakfast nn. 125 ROOMS AND BOARD MAGAZINE EXCHANGE 3-pc. Prber set _I9 Heatert _ tl.50 up Reel fireplace. Ideal location. Mew lot. Funeral Home Twelve wilnut bed SStt below coit. 1110 Third St. Phone 11660 For Children 140—Apt. In court, bedroom, extra well bed, 60x159. Vt block north of Wilshire. 1113 tile bath, ahower; tar. 838 19th. 18845. UM POURTH ST. PHONE 22288 MAGAZINES bought, sold, exchanged. 1422 LEAKY, drafty windows and doors. 65c a Large arersise rasa only ... 113 up I Franklin. 33644. 8th, between S. M. Blvd. and Broadway. sash up. Atlas Weather atrip Co.. OHM. 13 office desks, all kinds fe up | REAL botrdlnt home; children; room par­ Properties Refinanced ents, block to school. MIS 30th. Ph. 33785. BEAUT. S-room Apt., 125. 1024 Fifth St. Kerkelie, Bernard & Peek Dlnlns table, I chairs, buffet 818 NEW 4-room itucco ..12.750 Phone OReton, 8216. Vaughan's. lttl Lincoln, 8. M.. between 2-Bedroom stucco .13.250 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Wilshlre-Arliona. Op*n till I p. m. 21000 ', Ml Main St.. Ocean Park. Phone 61102 Loans 2-bcdroom stucco $3,500 126 HOTELS SINGLES, reduction to perm, adulti; free 20 Avenue 17. Venice. Pbone 61368 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT Close in, bonds all paid, wood terms. park. TtS M am., noon, era. SM Lincoln. IP J. Supple, 1031 Lincoln boulevard, I Build now while prices are low. Liberal Courtesy to brokers. Owner, 11327 Santa will eall at the office of tha arrtnim , construction loans Free Information. Monica Blvd., West L. A. Phon* S2836. 70 HELP WANTED—Male 75 SITUATIONS WANTED—Male Outlook with chppint at thi* notice. Be 1 Ill FOR RENT—Houses— Unfurn. Price-Daniel Co., Ine. Will receive two tickets to the Pox Crl- | 11567 SANTA MONICA BLVD Crawford Realty Co. IP I. Beneditte. ISM Twelfth street. POR all kinds of repair work, reasonably tartan theater, Santa Monlea. Tickets Will call at the office of tbe Evening Broaclrnoor Hotel West Lot Aneeles Phone WLA 32373 MUST be called IM Mtore 8 p. m. 1331 Tth St., Santa Monica. Fh. 34108 BUNOALOW, 148S Mth St., combination and well done, call 23632. Expert I Outlook Witt clipping of this notice, he llving-dlnint room, two bedroomi, btth, M-E-N painting. j will receive two tickets to the Paa Cri­ If you are tired answering fly-by-nlght BED. spring and mattress complete, tl 50: kitchen; Roper range; porch; sarasa. f CEMETERIES, MAUSOLEUM* MORTGAGE MONEY terion theater. Santa Monica Ticket* Broadway at Third AdulU. 125. Key at 141S-A 26th St.. ST ads and are ready to go to work where I 3-PC. velcur overstuffed set. IMtt; new you can really make a decent living, an- 1 ROOFINO. asphalt felt, shingle slats, tile, IB loan tat oulldlnt purpose*, or horn* MUST be called far before 5 p. m. phone BLEAKLEY, 25783. NO NEED OP EARTH BURIAL NOW tin, cutters, down spouts, metal celling, occasional chair, 14.50, and many more or residence property No waiting, ao ply Thursday. 8 p. m.. sharp. Room 1. bartalaa la furniture aad mat tt sM Offers Basement, Ml Santa Monica Blvd. other metal: work guaranteed. Ph. 83420. ••crow Brim la your plana COMB M aad IM ut show yea tomt bar- 3-STORY, 7-room houtt, I bedroomi. t Woodlawn Mausoleum Broadway. Santa Monica. Ph 33385 tains la a 5-room and 6-room house on bathe; 140 month; conveniently located SALESMAN for large corporation, posi­ CARPENTER, remodeling, new construc­ Federal Bond & Mtge. Co. roar own terma. for local end L. A. transportation. Se* CRYPTS NOW BELLING IN NEW CNTT LOVELY new Heywood bahP butty, bar- A 3. BARRETT tion offering unusual financial oppor­ tion, jobbing. 1514-13 Franklin. Ph. 22953. OP SANTA MONIOA Attractive Winter Rates Chat. A. Tegner, 114 Santa Monlea Blvd. AS LOW AS tilt saln.. Rear ttl Wilahlre Bird. Phone S1466. 2615 Santa Monica Blvd. Phont 31711 or 3S147. OFFICE PH. 23478 RESID. PH. M717 tunities, txperlenct not necessary. Apply Suite 1-6 Security Bldt Pbon* 33363 714 Santa Monica Blvd. —. FLOOR WAXING, WINDOW CLEANING. 13000 M 84000 to loan on good residential KITCHENS CLEANED, etc. Ingles, 04284. | FURNITURE, run, iprlnt*. mattresses, aaa PAID 13200; take It tor tiooo on terms of For Comfortable, Modern RENTAL SPECIALISTS 10 PERSONALS stove and tn btatera. 1317 10th at property north at Maritime H. W. REED 1500 down; 3-room house with bath; tot SMART man. with dry cleaning route pre­ CO.. Ocean Park. Fhone 61094. Furnished aad unfurnished, 830 up. Bee ferred. Salary and commission. Give ex­ IF YOU can't rent your house, paint it. 40x120 feet. Bargain. M. W. REED CO., Mr*. Hllttbrand with Berkley-Chamber­ Pbone 31711; M a day. SQUARE grand; Chine** lacquer, lltt. I VACANT and Improved property loan*. Ocean Park. Phone 61094. Rooms or Suites perience. Box 2475, Outlook. 685 Ocean Are. Action Zlffer, 1018 Wilahlre. Ph. SUM. lain AIM.. IMS Montana. Phone MIM Ph. 28099 YOUNG man for sales position with local ROOFINO. painting, carpenter work: all BARGAIN—4-room house aad aareae ln MT beautiful aaw 1 rm. Spanish bunsa­ concern; advanced commissions. Apply work guaranteed. Ph. S1M2 after S p.m. Venice: splendid condition; 12500; small Homelike low; 1 bedrms., t batht, breakfast room. Art Blanchard 1530 Berkeley St., 5 p. m. payment down. Phone 26903. VlSW lot. lttt Franklin St., H block HUPMOBILE SERVICE OARDEN work satisfactorily dont. Paul North af Wilshire. 33644. FREB TOW SERVICE Nye. IIS Hill tt. Phone 64529. HOME-8EEKER SPECIAL—Three-bedroom Centrally Located GENERAL REPAIRING 71 HELP WANTElt—Female home, north at Wilshire, only 14730, FIVE rooma friiidalre, ahower. tarate, 11TH AND BANTA MONICA BLVD DEVIL grass raking: seeding, fertilising; j furnished. Owner. Box 2481, Outlook. 141, or Mae for watering lawn. 1210 llth garden work. Phone 22613 at 7 a. m. WILLANNA Hotel, near corner 8. M. aad St. Phone Van Nuys 1514. SALESLADY—One thoroughly experienced "Classified Adages" FORECLOSURE. 9 rms front. 3 opt. reer. Sawteiie Blvds.. tl day up; M week up. in sportswear. State ate, telling experi­ 1024, 8th st. Will trade ORegon Mil. Ph. 28821 ence end talarr expected ln flrtt letter. CARPENTER, builder, repairing, painting. • — _ —_——______—. _.——.• *'..a^mmomm1mmmmmmlammi FULL rental UM M better homes. Wlllim Box 2471, Outlook. price reasonable. Ph 23357. 1353 18th St. service wltb BO oblitttion. Consult A C. BURT C HUNNICUTT Vtt FOR RENT—ria ts—Unfurn. Lawrence. ISM Ith St. Phona 23344. Ciosing out Brentwood Knolls, adjoining EXPERIENCED reliable painter needs I 102 LOTS FOR -ALE Brentwood Golf Course: reduced prices. SALESLADY lor large corporation, posi-1 tion offerlnt unusual financial oppor- : work. Refs. No Job too small. Ph. 31801. j NEW l-room upper, latest conventencet. 150—MODERN l-room itucco, larae rard, Bee these large, beautiful homesites. laa water softener; Electrolux. 154 llth. double tarate. nook: near Saa Vicente 3031 WILSHIRE BLVD. turn ties: experience not necessary. Apply 714 Santa Monica Blvd. GARDEN work, any kind, anywhere; SOc Blvd. IM 8. Bundy Dr, Open afternoon*. PHONE 33119 an hour. Phone 65318. A Bargain 125—POUR-ROOM PLATA, 2ND FLOOR STRONG young white girl, general house- tit 2ND AVENUE. VENICE. 7 ROOMS near school and transportation. CHILDREN Or grownups who lack st rem th. GOOD reliable painter wants work: 14 a Vacant lot, 44x150 ft., on th* north aide of Stt month. S83 Soutb Bundr Dr. rich blood, vitality, are anemic and thin, work, 9 30 to 1:30 p. m. Home nights: , tlO mo. References. Ph. 23963, mornings. | day. Phone SUM. •ante Monica bird., near the city limit*. FREE—Lltht, tea, refrigeration; upper can find tbe remedy—See Dolson. Htrry Price. tt.TM.tt. double Apt. 131 Ith St. Fhone 21422. HALF duplet, 4 rmi. tnd closet bed, tt­ Dolson. druggist, Ocein Ave. and Broad- EXCLUSIVE AGENTS rate. Adult*. 1014 Sixth tt. war. A remedy for every ailment. APARTMENT manager; earn big money 76 SITUATION WANTED—Female with free rent. Ptc. School 8 M. Apart- 1 . SAVE time . . . make money ... by 128 FOR RENT—flats. Furnlaht- ment House Ann.. Room 117, 1343'a 4th. j OFFICE work from 9 to 3, 18 week; speedy lltt WELLESLEY—Five larte rooms; en­ MET. JUANITA DIONA, spiritualist seance, L. M. Ford & L. K. Small closed yard; flrtt houae north Wllthlrt. and reliable; own car and typewriter. Tuesday and Friday, 8 p.m. Free consul­ ______— — — I 114 Santa Monica Bird. Phone 33436 FOUR large rooma aad sun room: aaraae; Anne. 10569 Cushdon, Palms. using the "Business Service" ads in the tation dally. 337 Pacific St.. Ocean Park. 73 HELP WANTED—Male—Female ; LOT SPECIALS I paved tiler. 1033 13th St. Phone 22848. 5 ROOMS, unfurnished, and S rooms furn. 50x160, 15th St., north of Carlyle —12300 Includlnt elec. refrlt.. tarate. Ill Uth. ADELE CLAXTON, Inspired medium, UNENCUMBERED, housekeeper, compan­ CIVIL service positions open to men and 50x150. lie! PL. M. of Martuerlta _I3350 BEAUTIFULLY furnished S-room duplex: psychic reader: solves life's difficulties. ion, practical nurse, or ear position of I Evening Outlook. Just yesterday a 60x149. 30th, neer Martuerlta ISMS 4 ROOMS, bath; tarate. shrubs; 113.10. Hours, 10 to 8. 1118 3rd St.. Apt. 2. women, common school education. Do I trust, highest local reference*. Ph. 27234. i tttl adults. Ill Montana Art you want one? Free information. 201 46x150. Princeton, near Washlntton 11288 Call Service Station. WlUhlr* As Barrr. . _ — i See MR. DEEBANK Santa Monica Blvd. HI-GRADE HOME LAUNDRY, mod. equip- I carpenter said, "It was 'way last spring LOST AND FOUND M. B. Rapp. latt Montana. Ph. BtllS 129 FOR RENT—Apts. Unfurn. 130 MONTH, five rooms, unfurnished. 1331 / It ment; family finish. 15c lb Celt tor, de- | llth St. Phone 63187. ______—_—-_-_———___—_—__ I EFFICIENT belp tor all occasions. Bay i liver. Popular prices on all work. 18538 District Employment Agency. 119 Santa UNFURNISHED AFT- 4 ROOMS. BATH, PEOPLE who picked up black coat lost on that a friend of mine suggested your Foreclosure Bargain NEW 4-room buntalow. never been oe- Pico Blvd., Friday, please return to | Monica Blvd. Phona 21974. WOMAN wltb blind girl would like laundry BREAKFAST NOOK, CLOSET BED. Two-bedroom, modera etucco home on ADULTS ONLT. lttl O ITH ST.. A M. eupled; elee. refrlt. Near btt. 111 10th. • 1453'.2 0th St. Liberal reward. Needed work to do at home. Call 606 Bay St., Mth, neer Idaho, MAM MM down. badly. Phone 61380. MEN and women, tl oo guaranteed return- I Santa Monica. 'Business Service' column for odd jobs able enables you to earn 15 day up. Low­ balance tM month. Fh. 14466. 26406. 5-ROOM lower, t roomt rear; friiidalre, t-ROOM house, tarage. 560 Rota ABB. SM. Phont owner. 23363. LOST—Attachments to vacuum cleaner,! er, 3708 3rd St., O. P.. 5 to I p. m. MIDDLE-AGED, practical nurse, companL . aaraae included, llth, near Montana Aaa. 150x114 to 20-ft. alley* S. E. corner 17th Phone Mill. IMI 14th St. Ml ween Montana and Wilshire on Stan­ ton; do light house work. C. S. preferred. < of carpentering, and since that time I've aad Washlntton. The bett Apt. Sr court 4-ROOM ttucco aad sarasa, MO. Saturday ford. Reword. Fhone 38164. NEED several men and women immediate­ Local references. Ph. Culver Cltr —787. I ly tar 1 months, elean remunerative j ntl to Man. Lot* ol new buiidim in thi* S RM.. nice quiet duplex; extre well bed. or Sunday before 10 e. m. 1731 Franklin. werk. 11921 Goshen Ave., West L. A. dtltrlct. 16900: 13900 caib. Owner 24161. Oar. IM. water paid. 1015 Great Mt LOST—Brown bat containing small boy's SANTA Monica hiah school girl wishes I missed only two days' work." Job- WESTWOOD—5 roomt. half double: attrtw clothing; reward. Return M Bullock's part time work. A-l references. Write I Til Ml IM 150x190 la Income tone Just near trans. 131: water paid. IMI Veteran. Drue Mora, Lincoln et Santa Manias, MAN or woman With car, solicit laundry; 3675 Vinton Ave., Palms. i 832—3-ROOM. modem duplex; water paid. good opening, ltt Ashland, Ocean Park. j getters ... YOU BET. Try them today. •outh of Wilshire. Must net laooo. Box ttt Kendneton Road. Phon* ItttL

PAGE THIRTEEN EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1981 Get a Late Model Used Car Before Winter Comes Many Good Bargains Listed Below s AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES THE STATE OP CALIFORNIA. IN execution of said Trust. 140 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 140 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALT AND FOR THE COUNTY OF LOS NOW THEREFORE, notice is War Debt Parley Deferred Chest I ANGELES. hereby given that the California KADIO PROGRAMS LILLIAN H. BRIDGE, executrix Trust Company, by virtue of tht of the Estate of Alfred H. Edgerley, authority vested in tf as Trustee, STATIONS A-TBABETIC-IXl 9:45 P. M. Free Radio Deceased, Plaintiff, vs. HAZEL wUl sell, at public auction, to the (AU In k Uoereieal KFOX __ ___ 1380 KECA—Ray Canfield's Beach Bora. NO STRINGS ATTACHED VIOLA WALTON. Executrix of the highest bidder, fer cash in Gold Promises Results KTM ______780.KO-R — 1880 KFI—Strlnt orchestra. n 10:00 P. M. Pledge Stressed K_"C»_ _. Estate of Rose Belle Haish, etc., De­ Coin of the United States, on Tues­ 1180 ir- *** ..... KELW .__ tltfli "' . ., _____—_ ttomo KFWB—Ous Arnheim't orcheitra. WITH EVERY USED CAR SOLD THIS MONTH fendants. day. November ITth, 1831, at tht KF_»0 . 1t0S|KHCn „,.,. n, KMTR—Harold Curtis, onanist. 10:15 P. M. By the judgment and decree of the hour of eleven o'clock A. M. of said Hoover-Laval Conference KFWB efOll—T**. ______-_ **°• Cheat Moat Fill Coffers We will give absolutely free a brand new all-electric above entitled court in the above en­ diy, at the Western Front Entrance —rvo ___ iftiuVKNTs; ___ ... I*M KECA—Tba Beaeh Bora. / Raises German. French KFI _ (_>'SfMPCI .... a_ KFI—Orcheitra ensemble, soloist. radio, dynamic speaker, pentode tubes—gets dis­ titled action, entered and recorded of the Court House, ln the City of 10:30 F. M. to Adequately Care I on the 13th day of October, 1931, in and County of Los Angeles, State of Hopes of Recovery TONIGHT KFOX, KBJ—Hal Grayson's orchestra. tance easily, as well as the Police Broadcast. Judgment book 805, at page 133, et California, all the interest conveyed Two ntw network proiram* and the Blue 11:00 P. M. for Unemployed seq., wherein the above named plain­ to it by the aforesaid Deed of Trust Monday Jamboree stand out amont to- KFI—Lofner-Htrrlt ereheitra (NBC). (Continued From Page 1) The can on our lot are ail exceptional buys, aad will easily prove to be the tiff obtained Judgment and decree of in and to the following desaribed (Continued From Page 1) nttht'a r*dio ofterlnts. KHJ brlnta an­ Midnight beat banelnt ln tht Bar district, aad In addition—A FREE RADIO! Let* toi foreclosure and sale for the sum of property, situate in tbe City of San­ other "Twelfth'* Street" protr»m M lltt, KFOX, KHJ—Claude Relmer, orttnltt. depths of a great reUef, "The child th* Rhythm Blue* at 800, and the Mille —Harry Henshey, chairman; A. B. B. R. BURCHIEL Sixty-eight Hundred Forty and ta Monica. County of Los Angeles, is born." Brother*. "orch*«tr*-les»" Metro aaartat TOMORROW Pratt, J. C. Gilbert, W. W. Pren- 78/100 Dollars gold coin of tha United State of California, to-wit: After aU the rewriting and cor­ at tttt. 7:80 A. M. dergast. Jack Frost, Morgan Patti­ Wilshire Blvd. at 3rd St. States, plut interest and costs, to Lot "E" in Block Twenty-two recting, the statement was almost Hallowe'en it tha theme at taniaht't son, J. M. Asher, E. C. Dearth, which Judgment and decree refer­ (32) of tht City of Santa Monica, completely denuded of details. It Blue Monday Jamboree. Durlnt the two- Harry Williams and W. R. Parks, PHONE 35085. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS ence it hereby made, and by order of in the County of Los Angeles. State hour frolic front the studios at KFRC, KTM—OuUook Newi Bulletin! colonels. declared real progress" had been Meredith Wlllton promise* the world pre­ Bert Olbert. sale issued to me by the clerk of the of California, as per map recorded made. It expressed a joint hope miere et Br. Bate BtesmtelffB "Cuban- Big Employes' Division said court pursuant thereto, I am in Book 3. Pages 80 and 81, and in that the February arms conference ato" a rh»p«ody based aa rumba tunes. Apartment house and hotel divi-' RENTALS RENTALS commanded to sell at public auction Book 89. Page 45, at seq., Miscel­ would "take advantage of the great "Spooks ln the Wheel at Ufa" la tba title KGFJ—Mornlnt moods. slon—J. H. Holbert, chairman. all of tha following described prem­ laneous Records of said County; or at tea Deep Dramatic Stock Co.'* "dram- 7:15 A. M. Branch house division — Jason opportunity" and tbat the way had mar." KFI—Van and Don (NBC). ises, situate, lying and being in to much thereof as shall be neces­ been paved to "helpful action," KHJ—Steamboat Bill. Bealls. chairman; B. A. Sponberg, 132 FOR RENT—Rouses Furnished 134 FOR RENT sary to pay all principal, interest, Tonltht't Parade ot the Statee broutht R. C. Silvers and Frank Kranz, col­ Stores, Business Sites the City of Santa Monica, County of Makes Good Impression br KFI M 8:30, it to be an tll-Arltona 8:00 A. M. Los Angeles, State of California, and advances, charges, costs and Trus­ From the beginning, M. Laval proiram. Wttb Brae Bapee's symphony at. KPI—Happr Time proaram (NBC), onels. Employes' division—Manley bounded and described as follows, tee's fees, due and unpaid, secured ffrlnt tba fourth movement from Dvorak't KHJ—Halleluiah Hour. Danforth, T. A. Johnson, chairmen: STORE for rent ln Rapp block. M. B. made a good Impression on the KTM -Spanish Troubadours. You Are Losing Rapp, 1418 Montana Are. Phone 31113. to wit: by said Deed of Trust. American officials. They found him "Ntw Werld Symphony," and a cowboy Dr. H. B. Morse, vice chairman; Carl CALIFORNIA TRUST COMPANY, aaartat, chorus and Elisabeth Lennox, 0:00 A. M. Henderson, Roy Englebrecht, Paul Lot "8" ln Block Thirty-eight direct, but not lacking a sense of contralto. Before that, there's Roy BartV* KFI—Eddie Dunham, onanist (NBC). (38) of the City of Santa Monica, By B. L. SMITH, KHJ—Don Blielow's ereheitra (CBS). Blanchard, L. M. Clancy, G. G. humor. They spoke to him and oreheatra aad a malli aaartat to be heard Bundy, Owen Keown, E. C. Nash, Money AUTOMOTIVE County of Los Angeles, State of Vice-President. were spoken to by him with a over KECA at 8 30, featuring a collegiate 8:15 A M. California, as per map recorded ln Attest H. W. KOCH, frankness often lacking in diplo­ program. KTM recommend* ltt Rainbow KFI—Mala trio, orttnltt (NBC). Ken Haley, Sam Carlisle. Charles tt ton allow your rental unit M tttr Book >, Pages 80 and 81, et seq., Assistant Secretary Revue at 8:00. bat Mere's the evening's 8:30 A. M. Foy, John Boggs. Charles Tegner, vacant. It only cost* a few cent* a day 140 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE macy. The conversations were han­ complete protraaa: KPI—Lou Oordon, tenor; Betty Trarls. *M. C. Marsh. R. E. Munsey, Robert Miscellaneous Records of said Dated October Uth, 1931 dicapped far less than might be 8:45 A. M. M catch tbe ere of our 41,000 readeri, County In the County Recorder's IS:00 P. M. Wilson, Roger Marshall. George 1931 FORD CONVERTIBLE COUPE CR 3935. supposed by the fact that M. Laval KECA—Vocal ensemble, two soloists. KHJ—Columbia Revue (CBS). Bergstrom and F. R. Maxey, col­ anr one ot whom It a ready prospect at A rare opportunity to purchase a nearly Office of said Los Angeles County. speaks no English and President KFI—"Bongland." soloists, piano duo. 10:00 A. M. tome time or other. Don't overlook tbe new ear at tbla type at a tali bargain. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY KHJ—Three C-ttlS* veeal trio. KFI—Instrumental trio (BBC). onels. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE Hoover Uttle French Able inter­ KFWB Price Dunlavy, organist. Value of these columns. They are espe­ Mens useful extrat, Including side wings. GIVEN that on Tuesday, tha 10th S:U r. M. Schoo Idivislon—F. F. Martin, overhead oiler and dash motormeter. PT-1891455 preters kept the talk going, and KHJ—Quartet, accordionist (C). cially desltned Mr tour use. day of November, 1931. at 12 o'clock KFWB—Joyce'* orchestra aad tololatt. chairman; Miss Elizabeth Hamlin, Don't tall M Sea thia ear before buying WHEREAS, by a Deed of Trust, Secretary Stimson now and then 8:30 P. M. 10:15 A. M. colonel. Residence division—Mrs. new, Down 1200. balance to suit your in­ noon of that day, at the front door dated November 26, 1937, recorded drew on hit limited French vocab­ KFI—Death Valley Day* (NBC). KHJ—Farm Network orcheitra (CBS). C. w. Lather, chairman: Mrs. N. J. Classified Ads come. No brokerage. Btt Mr. Tea, SIS and. Broadway entrance of the Los December 18, 1837, In Book 8099, ulary to emphasize a point. KHJ—"On Twelfth Street" (CBS). 10:30 A. M. Petherolf, Mrs. E. E. Mclntyre. Mrs. Broadway, opposite postoffiee. Angeles County Court House, in tba KMCS—Supper club. KPI—Woman'i MaaatlnS M tba Air (C). Page 115 of Official Records of Lot Almost as soon as they came to­ KMTR—Berenaderi. E. Moerel Weil. Mrs. Ernest Blenk­ City ot* Los Angeles, County of Los Angeles County, California, to which gether last Friday, the president and 6:00 P. M. horn and Dr. Dorothy Smyley, col­ BUY your neat used car from the Cadillac- Angeles, and State of California, I KECA—Boy Barry'* oreheatra (C). 10:45 A. BL Phone 23285 La Salle dealer. Meat makes and bodr record reference ia hereby made. J. Premier Laval agreed the way to KIT—Oreheatra, Blchard Davl*. KECA—"Tba Mystery Man." onels. styles. GMAC terms. Open evenings. Bay WiU Mil Ult above described prop­ P. GARDINER and VIRGINIA M. start talking about economic recov­ KFWB—Price Dunlavy,. organist, 11:00 A. M. Results on the recanvaat now Just ask tor Classified District Motor Co., Wilshire Blvd. at erty, or to much thereof as may be GARDINER, his wife, did grant ery was by talking about relieving KHJ—Rhythm Bluet (CBS). KECA—Tha Three Bora, vocal trio. under way will be reported At a Eleventh St. Phone 34631. required in compliance with the said and convey toe property therein Germany. The Hoover debt holiday, 8:18 P. M. KHJ—Musical Americana (CBS). workers' luncheon neat Saturday order of sale and decree of foreclo­ and hereinafter described to CALI­ under which the German repara­ KBJ—Mills Brother* Quartet (C). 11:15 A M. noon. 1931 CHEVROLET coach, like new, 1195 sure and sale, to the highest and best KNX—Salon trio. KECA—Marlllah Olner, piano duo, E. T. Yates, Realtor down; balance easy. Will trade. 1420 FORNIA TRUST COMPANY, a tions payments are suspended for 8:SO P. M. 11:30 A. bt. FREE RENTAL SERVICE Broadway, S. M. Carter, 26123. bidder for cash, gold coin of the Corporation, aa Trustee, with power a year, expires next June. It now KBCA—Dane* band with Jeanne Lanir. KECA—Onan recital (NBC)* CITY 8TREET WORKERS BEE MRS PAUL United States. of sale, to secure, among other is reaUzed Germany will be little KFI—"Parade at the States" (C). KMTR—N»vy dar program. BOOST CREST OFFERING FIVE passenger Nash sedan, good condi­ Dated October 14, 1931. KFWB—Mala eaartet. KNX—Jack Carter's birthday partr. things, the payment of that oae better able to pay next June than Neon Employes of the Santa Monica tion, $125. Trade accepted or terms to R. E. ALLEN, certain promissory note, in favor of she was last June. KHJ—"Evening la Paris " (CBS). department of public works—men Insurance for Less suit buyer. Fbone 66171 or 21159. Commissioner appointed by said 8:48 r. M. KHJ—Hotel concert orcheitra. MONEY TO LOAN CALIFORNIA BANK, a corporation, KFOX—Three Vagabond*. 12:15 P. M. who work on the streets or in the Phone* 3S518, 31711. 831 8. M. Bird. 1837 MOON roadster, rumble teat* $183. Court. and other sums of money advanced KNX—Chester Markert, ortan; John Vale. KPI—Weitern Borne Hour (NBC). parks and are in elose touch with LUCERNE COURT—Bunnlows, furnished A-l condition; will take furniture, etc., Nelson D. Miller. and interest thereon: and DAY OF PLEASURES 7:00 r. M. KMTR—Hlth Noon Varieties. San ta Monica's unemploy ment and unfurnished, one and two bedrooms; as part. 3002 Main St. 317 BUM Bldg., PRECEDES DEPARTURE KBCA—Salon orchestra, soloists. 13:80 P. M. problem every day—are among the includlnt tarate; close M schools; Oen­ Santa Monica, Calif., WHEREAS, there hat been a de­ NEW YORK, Oct. 36

—A smil­ KFAC—Instrumentalists. KECA—Navy day program. eral Electric newly decorated; attrac­ fault In the payment of the prin­ KFWB—Prlct Dunlavy, organist. staunchest supporters of the Com­ LEGAL NOTICES Attorney for Plaintiff. ing premier of France and the happy KFI—Piano duo, orchestra (NBO), munity Chest. They know how tive rates to permanents. 1009 7th St. cipal turn of $24,000.00 which was madamolselle who ls his daughter KFOX—"In Our School" (one hour). 18:45 P. M. POR RENTALS due November 36th, 1930; also de* KFWB—Studio orchestrt. KFWB—R. B. fltllahaw. Indian itorlet. badly it ls needed. According to REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS fault in the payment of the balance will tail for home at midnight KOFJ—Family Hour. KHJ—At Club proiram. ' Commissioner John A. Morton, $401 CHAS. A. TEGNER. PIONEER AGENCY Fictitious Fit—I Name of the quarterly installment of in­ aboard the He de France—but only KHJ—Lombardo't orchestra (CBS). 1:00 P. M. has come to the Chest from this Phone tint 314 Saato Monica Bird PT-1891453 THE UNDERSIGNED does hereby after a day and evening of Manhat­ 7:1S P. M. KPI—Tht Three Boy*, vocal trio. group of city employes. WHEREAS, by a Deed of Trust, terest which was due November tan sightseeing, entertainment and, KFWB—Tba New Yorkers. KNX—Cafe orcheitra and Jack Carter, Today, ln response to last weeks' EXCEPTIONALLY attractive upper. 3 bed­ certify that he it conducting a re­ 38th, 1930; also default in the pay­ KMTR—-8 ymphonlsts. 1:18 P. M. dated October 8,1929, recorded Jan­ tail book and stationery business at for the premier, speechmaklng. 7:80 P. M. KFI—Strlnt trio, Kenneth Rundaulit. appeal for Increased donations, an­ rooms, large veranda; unit beat, frlgid­ uary 8, 1930, in Book 9567, Page 397 ment of the quarterly installments other $10 was added to this sum, alre; 175 a month, including tarace. 802 410 Santa Monica Blvd., Santa of interest which were due February Premier Laval, his daughter Jotte KECA—Danee band. Instrumentalists. IM r. M. Idaho. Fbone 38733. of Official Records of Los Angeles Monica, California, under the fic­ 26th, 1881, and May 26th, 1931; and and their party arrived by special KFAO—Ensemble, Beth Whitney. bringing the departmental total to County, California, to which record titious firm name of KAYS BOOKS train from Wathington at 6:06 a. KFI—"Real Folks," drama (NBC). KPWB— Nip. and Tuck, piano duo. ORAND view et ocean, 300 teat from water. reference il hereby made, Isaac N. also default in the payment of cer­ BL, today. No official welcome had KFWB—Salon orchestra, soloists. KOPJ—Storm-Young orchestra. Another evidence that working Double, four rooms. 18 Arcadia Terrace. of the cords the license numbers, plate H Trust Company, by virtue of the and default and of election to cause City of Santa Monica, County of agreement, not only on reparations, ty-second place and Pacific avenue »_n,JR;. - PARSONS. Secretary t ROOMS, kitchenette aad bath: nlcelr the property described ln said Deed but on war debts also. He did not, when tht bicycle which he wss rid* colors and other data. His voluntary BOTEL ALEXANDRIA. LosAngelet turn. Rear at MM tth Bt. Phone 21807. authority vested in it as Trustee, of Trust to be sold in accordance Los Angeles, State of California, work it proving invaluable to the will sell, at public auction, to tbe as per map recorded in Book 8, tt was remarked, address himself to ing was struck by a sedan driven by with tbe provisions thereof to satisfy France and Germany alone. A. O. Kuck, 50 Avenue 34. chamber of commerce and automo­ ___ MEETINGS ATTRACTIVB 4-room front house; larae highest bidder, for cash ln Gold said obligation, which Notice af De­ Pages 80 and 81 and in Book 39, bile clubs. Colorado—$ p. BL. first Frldar nlaht tn llvlnt room. ISM 7th St., eorner Pico. Coin of the United States, on Tues­ fault and Election to Sell was duly Page 45 at seq., Miscellaneous Many morning newspapers, how­ each month. Moose halt 1024 Sooth Orand ever, called the parleys a failure. avenue. 325—BEAUTIFUL four-room house rlth day, November 17th, 1881, at tha recorded on July 13th, 1881, ln Book Records of said County; Alleged Gangster ttrate; adultt. 17M ITth St. boor of eleven o'clock A. M. of said 11004 Page 168 of Official Records Or so much thereof as shall be Choral Society to Missouri—8 day, at the Western Front Entrance of said County; and necessary to pay all principal, in­ a- at third Tuesday nlaht FOR RENT—For 8 months, t-room canron St tba Court House, in the City st terest, advances, charges, costs and Legion Men Plan WiU Face Trial Moose ball. 1034 Bouth drandVvenua.* home, furnlihed; reasonable. Ph. 31893. Meet This Evening and County of Los Angeles, State of WHEREAS, there ls now due and Trustee's fees, due aim unpaid, se­ After a brief hearing, Louis Frank, The Santa Monica Choral society, Minnesota Includlnt Mlanaopolle — NICELY furn. bunt., 3 bdrms., newly deco., California, all tba interest conveyed unpaid on account St the indebted­ cured by said Deed of Trust. Citizenship Meet alleged Chicago gangster, today was under tbe direction of Albert L. • •• »•• tint Frldar nltht is the Muslo tunnr, close to markets, but. 1348 4th St. to it by the aforesaid Deed of Trust ness secured by said Deed of Trust Dated October 14. 1931. Members of the Santa Monica bound over for superior court trial Broad, will meet tonight at the Art halL 233 South Broadwar. in and to tha following described the sum of Six Thousand and No/100 CALIFORNIA TRUST COMPANY Bay Cities post No. 123, American First Methodist Episcopal church, st LARGE sunny rooms and bath M IMS on charges of violating the Cali- Teta*—S p. aim aeeond Frldar nlsht. property, situate in the City of San­ Dollars ($6000.00) principal of said Legion, were completing plans to- corner of Fourth street and Arizona Ird St. Close to beach. Adults. By B. L. SMITH, Hav for a ma«Ki ittpndannt • fornto *»_ tow by Judge John Ls 1117 South Bope. ta Monica, County of Los Angeles, note, together with interest thereon Vice-President. wL_L£ nn, T^TI ^AIH Webster of Malibu justice court. avenue, at 7: SO. 139—THREE rooms and both; larate. Ph State of California, to-wit: at the rate of seven per oent (T%) Attest H. W. KOCH, Westwood Hills Legion post Amerl- ADDearance of thi paieeed aane- The Choral society, a community Be— Jerter—8:80 p. m.. fourth Frldar 33729. IMI StM 8t. Lot "F" In -Bock Ont Hundred per annum, from October 22nd, 1930, CR-3936 Assistant Secretary. canlzatlon meeting tomorrow night, sleter W court*mdav waiTthfresult of enterprise. Invites all singers of the nltht. Ltltbton'* cafeteria. 842 South Ninety-eight (198) of the City of and all sums advanced or expended an±t thfVi*e UniversitTTnlvereityu highitrh schooafttinnl iInn I "* courx loaay wasline resinsOi Bay district to Jala, according to Broadwar. tts—Attractlvelr furn. cottate: 3 bedroomi under the terms of said Deed of an automobile accident two months fHT-r* yard. 3003 Arizona Are. Santa Monica, in the County ol West Los Angeles. H. M. Stansbury. ago on the Roosevelt highway near Albert L. Broad, director. The chor­ Los Angeles, State of California, Trust, with interest as therein pro­ commander, announced today. the Malibu beach film colony, at us appeared last season with the Wlteontln—Flrtt Mondar nlthi. tht* SUNNY I rooma, batb. showers, etc. 1855 vided; and Vital Statistics Other posts of the county will as­ Los Angeles Philharmonic orchestra. erant* hall. 148 Soutb H1U itreet: MB* as per map recorded tn Book 3, which time Frank was said to have tram tnd danclnt. Ninth St. 122.50. Pages 80 and 81, and In Book 39, WHEREAS, said Deed of Trust sist. The affair will commence at displayed a gun. Page 45 et seq., of Miscellaneous provides that, tf there is a default BIRTHS 8 o'clock with an appropriate cere­ |3S—Attractive 3 roomt; taraie: bachelor Records of said County; Born to: mony. Ford Denies Mrs. Baw England (Vermont. Maine, Maaaa- s at employed couple. 1353 Stanford. in the payment of any of the sums ehuaetta. Star Hamptfalre. Connecticut aad or so much thereof aa shall be secured thereby, upon application of Mr. and Mrs. Celicio Gamdoa, 718 R>ode Island)— Flrtt Tuesday nlaht. Vet­ NICE 5-room itucco; fireplace tile; necessary to pay all principal, in­ the owner aqd holder of said note, Bay street, October 17, a son, Rodi- Building Permits Judd in Employ eran** ball. 248 South BUI streets pro- ituffed: taraie. 1620 Pico Bird. terest, advances, charges, costs and the Trustee shall give notice and mird. 57.687 Seeking U. S. Leland M. Ford, Santa Monica tainment and danclnt. realtor and candidate for mayor, EVERYTHING furnished, 5 roomi; taraae; Trustee's fees, due and unpaid, se­ seU so much of the property as shall DEATHS At 857 Euclid avenue: Ben Sher­ M court. Also I rocms. 3320-B Ird St. cured by said Deed of Trust. be necessary to satisfy the indebted­ Stenography Jobs wood, 2910** Griffith Park boule­ today denied that Mrs. Winnie Ruth Maryland—Fourth Tuesday nltht, lelah- CALIFORNIA TRUST COMPANY, ness secured thereby; and October 21, Erwin Robert Sandler, WASHINGTON, Oct." 26 <.V>—vard . Lot Angeles, owner and build­ Judd, accused murderess, had even ten cafeteria. 84S Bouth Broadwar! dar­ PARTLY furnlsbed four rooms; 112 month. . By B. L. SMITH. Vice-President. WHEREAS, said CALIFORNIA 4 years old. More persons want to be government er. Ten room dwelling and six-car been in nit employ, or that he knew ner et 8:30, followed br Informal taeiai Inquire IMS Mth St. Attest H. W. KOCH, Ass't Sec'y. BANK by reason of tbe breach and MARRIAGES stenographers-and typists than ever garage, $5,400. the woman. Published reports stat­ hour. ^TiB Dated October 14, 1931. default in the payment, as stated, Notices of intention to marry filed before. At 853 Euclid street—Ben Sher­ ed that ahe was once employed by I-BEDROOM home, Gillette Relent Square. wood, owner and builder. Ten room • "Lee Ford." Ohio—aeeond Tuesday -lent. Moot* Phona owner, 33514. CR-3037. has requested California Trust Com­ The civil service commission said hall. 1034 aatah Grand avenue; pro­ pany, to give notice ;.nd sell said Robert P. Burns, 26, Mar Vista; today that 57,687 persons had ap­ dwelling, $4,800. gram aad daocina. CLOSE IN, tour rooma. nlcelr furnished. NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER'S property, or so much thereof as shall Evlyn Sandleh*. 36, Palos Verdes. plied for examinations to be held At 818-820 Fourteenth street: J. BANK DEBITS 1MT ltth Bt> Phone MM7. Santa Monica bank dablta for Saturday, •ALE ON FORECLOSURE be necessary to ten to pay aU of I Thomas D. Saxe, 27, TJ. 8. N.; next month, breaking all records. B. Thorn. 927 Eleventh street, owner 8147,223.10; month to slate, 18,681.103.34. Nebratka—Third Frldar alaht, Wta*- 1-ROOM fnra. bunt—tow: overitufted: aa­ No. 327911 the indebtedness secured and ex­ Florence B. Naylor, 25, Santa Ordinarily only about 2,600 are and builder. Income dwelling, Los Aneeles, 818,877,522; wu date last aate Maaonle temple, at Fleo aad W*W raae; rent tSt month. 1733-C Mh St. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OP penses incurred necessary to the Monica. appointed annually. $3,100. Mtt* 880,248.481. Hampthlra.

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-tH£i\H)VisESt FOX WEST COAST THEATRES •ON LOCATION ON bCmZmi^K' '«-•• n M K • IN STUDIOS • OCEAN PARK. CRITERION what seems idle and incoherent NOW PLAYING chatter which many leading come­ The Four Macs Brothers do net You'II forget her oth­ miss a trick when It comet to pro­ dians employ altogether. He also / viding comedy on the tcreen. IB upholds tbe satire in the picture's er triumphs when you ""Monkey Business,*' now playing at humor—including take-offs. : the Fox Criterion (last times to­ "Chico plays the dumb fellow who MISS LIGHTNER AT MAJESTIC! -night and tomorrow), one tees ln doesn't' understand aad gets things their efforts mi the screen every mixed. His comedy lines contain known comedy method, ranging many puns. He never speaks out of At Criterion from slapstick to subtle satire. dialect. iff any Brilliant Talking Pictures at Bay Playhouses "Groticho uses smart wise-cracks, "Harpo is one of the world's great­ Fast Comedy at Chico attends to the dialect comedy, est pantomimists, the earliest and Harpo handles pantomime and Zep­ longest-lived form of comedy. His po plays straight to the three with art it purely slap-stick situations as bis forte. There you "Laugh situations have always have the main methods of securing been the backbone of screen come- Popular Theater laughs. dies. The four boys combine forces "Oroucho. with hit heavy mous­ for this. Winnie Lightner's latest comedy, tache and his long cigar is tbe wise "Zeppo. as is the case with most "Side Show," opened at the Majestic fellow. His dialogue is carefully straight men, is often overlooked theater yesterday. Miss Lightner's combed to that practically every when one weight the comedy of a unique brand of hard-hitting com­ speech is a laugh line, ranging from production. However, the foil is al­ edy first set tbe movie world agog smart chatter of tht sophisticated ways important and being one for in "Oold Diggers Of Broadway." type to puns. He also makes use Of three comedians is no easy task." Charles Butterworth, long famous on Broadway, who made his picture debut with Mist Lightner In "The THEATRE Life of tbe Party," has since ap­ New peared In "Illicit," "The Bargain" TELEPHONE 214 Santa Monlea MAJESTIC Blvd. and other films. His meekness and S, M. 22469 unbroken solemnity contrasted with Thelma Todd and Oroucho TODAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Winnie's strenuous clowning, makes Marx in a scene from "Monkey FASTER a comic combination unequaled on Business," tbe hilarious film now and stage or screen. shoving at the Fox Criterion. FUNNIER "Side Show," which wat written by William K. Wells, gives the two a the razzle-dazzle of circus life ac­ THAN companies, the action of "Side EVER grand and glorious vehicle, not only for comedy out for tense drama and Show." The new girl is insulted by humanity. Miss Lightner appears as roughs, and at a call of "Hey. Pat—right-hand nan to Colonel Rube!" all the show people engage Gowdy, circus owner, whom she ing a rough and tumble fight. manages drunk or sober, adding to Winnie decides to send her sister her usefulness by understudying in home, and Joe and the girl go away Side together. An Inquisitive canvasman all sorts of parts from the sword- swallower to the bearded lady. But­ overhears things and promptly terworth, believe it or not, la Sidney broadcasts the news, at which the seal trainer, diffidently ln love Winnie beats him np. She is period­ with Winnie. ically seen as cannibal, fire diver, wild woman, nurse or wielder of Husky Joe, the barker, is Winnie's the mitts. affinity, though the coming of »»«r The end of "Side Show" ls a happy younger sister, Irene, to spend a if ludicrous one—end the large cast vacation with the circus, results in splendidly acquit themselves in their Showthe transfer of hit affections. All picturesque roles. *~^ ••____•___Bterm. WITH (r\EP*^^* r WINNIE ___.* *« C1^«ERS»OL* Jean Hersholt, Greta Oarbo, Clark Gable and John Miljan in "Susan Lenox, Her Fall and Rise," now LIGHTNER silisfm appearing at the Pox Dome. FREE AUTO TODAY—TUESDAY PHONE Also and PARK CHARLES Matinee Dally 2:30— Evenings *_*«• 26995 METRO SPECIAL BUTTERWORTH "TROJAN VS. BEARS" The Picture That Packs a Load of Laughs Gershwins Show Comedy Alto "CLEAN UP ON EARL CARPENTER'S INTO A SENTIMENTAL DRAMA OF YOUNO LOVE CURB" MELODY BOYS to AND OLD IDEAS! "BIO HOUSE PARTY* Now at Biltmore Travel "BENEATH TBE "STABS OF YESTERDAY" FOR AN EVENING OP Cinematic Favorites of an Theatergoers have learned that SOUTHEBN CROSS" HEARTY LAUGHS AND the prospect ot B new Oeorge Earlier Era. Gershwin musical show it abundant­ Act Port o' CaU Travelogue GOOD ENTERTAINMENT, ly permeated with tte omen of sure success. And so "Oirl Crasy," Louis "FINN AND CADDIE" "VAIL—ISLE OF BY ALL MEANS SEE ISOLATION" O. Macloon't latest musical produc­ tion, which opened at the Biltmore FOX MOVIETONE FATHE SOUND NEWS theater last week, proved to be thor­ NEWS MAY ROBSON oughly enjoyable, tightly stuffed JAMES BALL with the good things of music and comedy and incessant movement. Continuous frotn 3:15 CATERING FRANCES DADE Seats for the third week go on sale 35c UntU 5.30 HOLLYWOOD BEACH CLUB COMPANY LAWRENCE OBEY next Monday morning. 1725 OCEAN FRONT . . . SANTA MONICA The story concerns an Easterner / S Tbe most beautiful and best equipped club on tht Coast. who goes to Arizona because his OPEN TO THE PUBLIC — WINTER RATES father wants him to forget the night „IUII:IUOX clubs of New York in the perfumed SANTA MONICA FtJl Conn* Lutein and Dinner. 75e We Cater ta Parti**. Baneoet*. Dlaaer sunsets of the great open spaces. By Edmund Breese, Lawrence Gray and May Robson In "Mother's Bandar Dlaaer Ot Late, 81 00 Daaee*. Millions," current at the Wilshire Santa Monica theater. Private Bene Caterint. ttw time the taxlcab—of all con­ LAST 2 DAYS Fint aad Third WedneeSara af month We Can Attention at Clvle Clnb* tad Se- veyances I—gets to Arizona, tbt boy Sfadeal Brldt* Luncheon »erved la tha cleUe* te Special Bat** and Woadcrfal has become an entourage of friends BUrer Pal— Boom (where the elite leach Accommodation*. and impediments, and tht open aad plar brldte). Sl.ao. Vlilt Oar BeaaUial Private Dlnlat Boom* "Mother's spaces become a dude ranch. Whoopee Hallowe'en night, Saturday, Oct. SI. Dine and THE PICTURE The cast is headed by the irrepres­ dance to your heart'a content—$1.50 per perton. sible Adele Rowland, who baa not THAT'S BOOKING been teen in Los Angeles in several For Information and reservations call 29991 yean, and who appears to be a HXNBt OBANDJEAN Manaten JOHN HEUTINIS THE NATION musical fire engine. There alto it Millions" the vivacious Beth Meaklns, a highly IT ISN'T THE FLEET IN WITH LAUGHTER destructive young lady, whs is a TARGET PRACTICE, ITS perfectly gorgeous Ingenue, There WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY It the comedy ef Bobby "B. B. B." Berman and the equally facile fool­ ishness of Richard Powell. Gordon THE MYSTERY—DRAMA—LAUGHS—THRILLS Smith, aa Denny Churchill, ls A first-rate comedian himself, but is THE PERFECT PICTURE of course overshadowed by Che horseplay of the Berman-Powell "THE STAR WITNESS" combination. With •Tone Knight and Jack Holland are a sensation in their dance WALTER HUSTON number. But over and beyond CHAS. "CHIC" SALE FRANCES STARR everything is the music of Oresh- DICKEY MOORE win, the songs, tbe finales, the ORANT MITCHELL never-ending bubbling of pure Joy- flax ousness that emanates from the THE ATB E T H E A T B E orchestra under the baton of Arthur Santa Monica Santa Monica Kay and the vitality that it some­ BROTHERS NUART Blvd., W. L. A. TIVCLI Blvd. W. L. A. thing which every Gershwin show SHAKING THE BAY DIS­ seems to have ln abundance. TOMORROW—WED.—THURS. TRICT WITH LAUGHTER TOMORROW—WEDNESDAY The staging at the production by Evelyn Knapp, Donald Cook and Winnie Lightner form an Lillian Albertson was most satisfac­ unusual love triangle in "Bide Show," a Warner Brothers and Vita- nr Drama that will bury Itself Maddened plot ef a nation at tory and ls throughout a catchy phone picture now showing at the Majestic theater. into your heart! bay . ,, Blasted by a single spy. example of tasty staging. George Rand slipped ln several new twists In tbe number staging and kept tta "THE W PLAN" large chorus of girls and boys work­ itioniwii THE ing, and with apparent zest. "Oirl A thriller that It a thriller. Crazy" should prove a welcome ad­ Also dition to the city's theatrical fare. STAR A nominal scale of prices is in vogue, "DRUMS OF VOODOO" witb IS being the highest price at Business WITNESS" Unbelievable drama of a savage night and $1.50 for ttw best seats world. tt ttw Wednesday and Saturday With matinees. REOPENING-- WALTER HUSTON DOME CHAS. "CHIC" SALE Oreta Oarbo soars to freth TUESDAY EVENING, heights of dramatic achievement hi FRANCES STABB "Susan Lenox, Her Fall and Rise," DICKEY MOORE now-at ttw Fox Dome theater. In the plcturization of tbe fa­ October 27th mous David Graham Phillips novel, Last Times Tonight directed for tbe tcreen by Robert BERT WHEELER Z. Leonard, Garbo negotiates a role demanding frequent transitions, en­ BOBT. WOOLSEY dowing it with an emotional Inten­ SOVEREIGN APARTMENTS' "CAUGHT PLASTERED" sity that makes the characterization of ttw Swedish farm girl wbo rises Scene Irom Wheeler and Woolsey's "Caught Plastered, closing to fame and wealth a real one. Her tonight at the Nuart theater. DINING ROOM character Is one tbat lives. Clark Gable plays opopsite Garbo In tbe new film and offers a mag­ WILSHIRE BLVD. nificent performance at tbe man AT FEDERAL who first eauses tbe «lrl to go f Under the Management of t Weitern Electric Seand Sriten astray but returns to atone for hia 1 Frank Kozelka, formerly of • recklessness in the jeers that have General Ad—Utioo, SSe witnessed her triumphs and de­ I Frank's Chicken Palace f then* WLA Marl spairs. Tonight—Joan Crawford IB "THIS MODERN AGE" Leonard directed tbe picture with With Nell Hamilton-Pauline Frederick a rare sympathy and understanding and tbe production abounds In pic­ Special Catering to Club Luncheons and Parties and LAUREL aad HARDY In "OUR WIFE"—Also Bath Etting te torial value and swift action. Wan­ "OM Lace"—flcoop'i Fables—Barton Ho—nea Ttavelogue and News da Tuchock adapted the novel te the picture and dialogue was sup­ LUNCHES 40c DINNERS 50c-85c TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY—DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM plied by Zelda Sears and Leon Gor­ THE VICE SQUAD,** With Paul Lukat, Kay Francit don. and "6-CYLINDER LOVE" with Spencer Tracy, Sidney Fox, Tbe supporting cast is excellent, Eddie Horton, EI Brendel. the featured roles including Jean Hersholt, John Miljan. Alan Hale, SOVEREIGN APARTMENTS Haw Hamilton, Hilda Vaughn and others. WASHINGTON AT SECOND A Metro special scoop, the Bears NOW rLATING vs. Trojans gaaw at Berkeley leads LADIES' ISe MATINEE the accompanying shorter subjects TUESDAY Ma, JANET _ CHABICS on the Fox Dome's new program. V EDNA BOSALYNE BEARD PRESENTS GAYNOR FARRELL ROSEMARY IB "Fifty Fathoms Deep," current at the Pox Rosemary theater Sat­ •^PLANTATION DAYS"' * Merely Mary Ann* urday and Sunday, Jack Holt and AOAE. Sung by Sarah W. Butler's Original "Old Time Southern Singers" ROSCOE ATES Richard Cromwell play deep sea A LARGE CBORUS OF MELODIOUS VOICES SINGING TBE te WHIPPET RACING <*'vers who are the bast of pals. This "THE LONE STARVED *s only Cromwell, second role and ClUt NEGRO SONGS EVERYONE LOVES! MOVIETONE NEWS his tint teamed wttb Holt and they BANGEB" proved at amicable a team in tba ftENO Tieketi Ticket* "tudio as In the picture. Jack hat Lilian Tashman. Win. BtwSV S. M. Beta SUra Municipal Auditorium Irwin'* Drat Stort taken a big brotherly Interest ln the Buddy' aocera, Pettr Shannen. THURSDAY, OCT. 89—ADULTS, 50c-f 1.00; CHILDREN, 25c young artist and baa given him Sally O'Neil and Virginia Terrill teem to have few things ln Irrint «e_1. 'Satef OaBaaBar good advice In his characterizations. common, at least in "The Brat," BOW showing at tbe Tivoll.

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