Established Oct 13, 1875 Devoted to Developing the Great Bay District Member Associated-Press FORECAST TMFER.miRES Fair and mild tonight and Thursday; High 61 (past 34 hours. 8 _ ta.) low 48 moderate northwest winds off shore. 8 A. M. READINGS IN OTHER CITIES OCEAN TIDES Los Aneeles 54 St. Paul 28 j *—_h Low Boston tejDevor _ —32 4:59 a.m.; 7:19 p.m. 12:37 p.m.; ll_5-__p.ni. Pittsburgh 20. New York SUN RISES SUN SETS Tampa 40 Kansas Cltr _ New Orleans •'•" ChicaRO , — 6:01 o'clock 6:02 o'clock EVE 52 LOOK Des Moines 32 San Francisco TAP)—The Associated~Press ^At^Consolidated Press (UP)—The United P.*-. 2NS)- City News Seivice VOLUME LVHI NUMBER 64 SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1932 PRfeE TWO CENTS Mystery^Man DEATH PLOT BARED IN RECEIVERSHIP PROBE Police Called On $1-000 Required if For Cowboy Duty [Its Get Ready [Tangled Web of Romance, Unfolding Likeijwe Phftot Federal Trustee "Police here went m for ani-1 mal husbandry in a big way Movie, finds Joan Bennett Again Assuming Wife's Role early this morning. First a re port came in that a large dog Santa Monica to was killing a gdat in a vacant For New Effort Film Star Becomes Bride Of Mortgage Co. lot at the corner of Seventh street and Pennsylvania ave of Gene Markey, Well nue. Known Author Start Air Classic The dog was dragged away To Legalize Beer Reveals Gunplay from 'the goat ami -both were H. BE A lit. carried to their respective By or.oaor homes. Then, another person I*n It Pit Pr-.i_ Staff ro.re_pnnd.nt San Francisco Rival for) ported that an angry (?) cow Majority Not in Sight, [ HOLLYWOOD. March lfi (U.R) — Claims Murder Attempt Take-Off Point in was roaming the streets and 1 Joan Bennett-, daughter of Richard Followed His Refusal yards of the vicinity of Twen But Record Vote to Bennett and sister of Constance ] Annual Derby ty-third street—and Ashland Help Campaign I Bennett, was married here today to to Accept Bribe avenue. The bovine was chased I to Oene—Markey. prominent film If Santa Monica wants to into an enclosure where its By DAVIB LAWRENCE writer; The marriage ceremony was | LOS ANGELES, ow ner—recaptu red—it. That-; n, lwlli 1 rf Pr read before a small group of wit March 16 start tne National air races ' *l thti l_.?i ^"nr"l . . if f._ '"'»' nesses by Lewis R. Works, presid-1 done with, police hung up their "WASHINGTON. March 16j An t0 prop from Clover Field this sum- lariats and chaps and went to ling justice of thc eourt of apw-leaJosition "~~ Fran _ k _E_C. Mortimer; Imer, it will have to guarantee work, prosacially hunting —Efforts to amend the Vol I LOR Angeles. Richard Bennett, said to be recu federal receiver, for the Amer |a prize fund of $1,000, Cliff criminals. stead law so as to permit the ican Mortgage Co., and a sub Henderson, director of this event, perating in Northern California manufacture of beer contain I from a recent illness, did not see sequent gesture of assassina announced at a meeting of South ing 2.75 per cent alcohol will his daughter wed. She was given tion when the maneuver failed to ern California aviation enthusiasts | be made in congress in the next into Markey's keeping by Ann May day were bared by the official as |ac ine ttooseveit notel last night.— few weeks togetner with a drive to Sullivan, actress, and one of her authorities hastily prepared for a —San Francisco Bids France's Tennis I raise revenue by taxing beer. most-—Intimate—friends.—Constance thorough investigation of state re Bennett attended her sister. Henderson, who is already busy A. widespread impression prevails ceiverships. making arrangements for the 1932 On Motor Honeymoon that by a majority of congress both Mortimer, whom it is claimed show program at Cleveland, re steps can be accomplished. Spurred The couple attended a recepi ion ported that San Francisco is mak and a buffet wedding breakfast "high political figures" sought to on by the gains they made in the "straighten out" through his friends ing arrangements for the 1932 show Hopes Smashed recent vote on the proposed sub after the reception. Then they left program at Cleveland, reported on a motor honeymoon, limited by by offers of huge sums of money that San Francisco is making a stitute for the eighteenth amend the fact that Miss Bennett's studio shortly after he waa appointed to strenuous bid to be named the start ment, the wets are determined to will require her presence in a star the federal receivership, revealed the ing point for the derby this year, Boussus, Gentien Beaten push for another record vote. ring picture within 10 days. indirect approach subsequent to and that sponsors of the race would Seek Record Vote The wedding climaxed one of Hol sensational disclosures assertedly have to take this into considera by Mangin, Seligson in They do not have a majority in lywood's most talked of romances. appearing in the uncompleted re tion, as a definite understanding U. S. Indoor Meet sight, hpt it will be helpful, from It united one of the screen's most port of auditors now busy on rec regarding the prize fund is neces- their political viewpoint, to get a prominent actresses and one of the ords of state receiverships of the sary. record of how individual members American Mortgage Co. BULLETIN vote not only on the proposition to outstanding film writers of Holly Last year, when the races were NEW YORK, March 16
— revise the eighteenth amendment. wood. . Grand Juries Push Probes started from Santa Monica under Berkeley Bell, of Texas, defeated I but on the specific question of Constance Bennett's own latest While unconcerned with develop auspices of the Junior Chamber of Jean Borotra, of France. 6-1, f-4, romance, touched in places the com ments in state receiverships, the amending the Volstead act and also plicated and interwoven pattern Commerce. Clover Field pilots, and tn the quarter finals of the na a separate proposition involving a federal grand jury still is investigat the city, the event was self-sustain tional indoor tennis tournament behind today's wedding. ing the collapse' of the S18.000.000 tax on beer. Markey first started keeping com Morris Rosner, former gov ing financially, but only $750 was today to complete the rout of the As a practical matter, there is no concern, -it was learned today, while contributed toward the expected French team. pany with the bride, n film star In the county grand Jury sent its audi ernment agent, who Is supposed $1,000 prize fund. | chance either of the 2.75 beer bill her own right, while she was recov tor. Eugene Berger, to work with to have wide connections ln becoming law or of revenue being ering from injuries suffered last gang circles, ls aiding in nego- More Publicity NEW YORK. March 16 UP> — derived from beer taxation in the the auditing firm Investigating rec The city -starting the derby this Gregory Mangin. of Newark, elev summer when thrown from a horse ords of the company. . nations seeking the return of immediate future, especially when during the filming of a motion baby Lindbergh. He recently an summer will get much more in the enth ranking American star, defeat revenue to balance the budget is so The auditors' findings yesterday way of publicity and of entertain ed Christian Boussus. left-handed picture. bared alleged gifts of clothing to nounced that the baby was "safe sorely needed. The legal steps and Bethroth-ri to Considlnr and will be returned." ment, Henderson promised, as the French star. 6-3. 6-4. today in a necessary delays in determining the I Assooialeil Press Photon Superior Judges Walter Guerin and program has been changed to keep fourth-round match of the national constitutionality of the proposed One of the movie colony's most talked of romances culminated At that time she was regarded as Caryl M. Sheldon and the- asserted the ships at the starting point for indoor tennis tournament. bills would be sufficient to deprive today in the marriage of Joan Bennett of the famous stage and screen bethrothed to John Considine, Jr., payment of a charge account of a five-day period prior to the be Francis X. Shields, of New York. the federal treasury of the ex Bennetts and Gene Markey, prominent film writer. They are shown young producer, who brought her Judge Dailey s. Stafford. ginning of the race. This prelim here from the New York stage, but The three jurists temporarily [third ranking American, reached pected benefits and to keep beer here as they applied for their marriage license. inary period will give the sponsors the quf_.t_r.-_n_i.i_ hy turning back from being-sold lawfully in higher she turned to Markey and Consi were suspended yesterday by 'Pre- | PoliceStudyOliT a better opportunity to collect funds Eugene McCaullff, New York. 6-4. alcoholic content than the present dine, in turn, turned to carmen B-3Ir_5 Judge ttarry Arcnbftld, who sufficient to cover their guaran Pantages, daughter of Alexander later rescinded his order when other tee. 6-4. restriction of one-half of one per This practically assured him a cent. Pantages, millionaire theater man. members of the state judiciary ad As result of last night's meeting. place in the semifinals, as the pair Considine and the lovely Carmen vised him he was without authority Henderson arranged to confer to Popular Fallacy Aimee Receives Bingham Attacks now are honeymooning, to suspend the trio. ings send him against either Frank Kidnaping Cases day with Capt. Charles v. Towns, Bowden or Lincoln Halberstadt, One of the popular fallacies about Markey originally started for Hol Judges Explain Gifts manager of Clover Field, to see comparatively obscure players, in prohibition is that the supreme lywood three years ago with the Admitting acceptance of-the gifts just what would be required of the next round. court of the United States decided double intention of writing for pic from A. J. Showalter and Charles F. Hope to Find Lindbergh Santa Monica if the races were to that congress could fix the alco- tures and seeing Ina Claire, stage Allison, co-officials in some of the be started again from this field. Another French hope went glim Blood Injection Road Relief Bill and screen player, to whom he waa 64 state receiverships of the Ameri mering when husky Julius Seligson, (Turn to Page 10, Column 4) i ^^ Clue in Musty Record of New York, eliminated Antoine can Mortgage Co., the jurists set ^P of Other Offenses Ocean Park Group Gentien, third seeded foreigner, Pint of Life Fluid Given Offers Governors' Views (Torn to Page 10, Column 3) forth extenuating circumstances. 6-3, 6-4, in the fourth round. Judge Guerin claimed the suit he Little Hope Held received was a Christmas gift. Judge HOPEWELL, N. J.. March 16 f_f. Fights Oil Zoning Sidney Wood. Jr., of New York, to Evangelist in Hope as Proof States Not Willaman to Talk- went into the quarter-finals bv de Sheldon said he had won his suit —Police delved still further back in Renewing their claim that the oil For Missing Pair\ of Starting Rally in Desperate Need on a baseball bet, while Judge Staf to the history of kidnaping today in feating Harold Gerkin, of New York, Search for two men believed lost To Local Realtors I zoning ordinance adopted more than 6-4, 3-6. 6-4. ford said he merely had accepted a persistent efforts to see if from al ja year ago acted as a "blight" on or dead in the Santa Monica moun LOS ANGELES. March 16 (CNS) WASHINGTON, March 16 (.TV- Latest developments in a state loan in the matter. most forgotten cases they might Ocean Park, and made it difficult Berkeley Bell, dynamic little tains has about been given up. wide battle for a reduction of taxes learn the secret of the theft of the American, won the opening set of —Aimee Semple McPherson -Hutton Senator Hiram Bingham (rep.) of Payment of $100 and $300 to the for home owners to refinance loans, deputy sheriffs in the Topanga sub- 1 today underwent a blood transfusion Connecticut brought a bundle of on real estate will be reported to Rev. Roberti, P. Shuler by Showal- Lindbergh baby. officials of the Ocean Park Protec his quarter-final match with Jean station admitted today. They were membera of the Santa Monica Bay Borotra, of France, defending hunting for James Crepps, 63, of et tiie Monte Sano hospital, where telegrams from governors of most of ter also was charged during the sen- Yesterday attention of Investi tive association today addressed an champion. 6-2. Playing like a fury, I she was taken last night after fail the states into the senate today to District Realty board tomorrow sat ional developments. The minis- • gators wa sfocused on the fanastic other protest to the city council in 3311-B Fifth street, who disap-1 noon by Glenn D. Willaman. state ter said he understood Showalter Bell repeatedly passed the bounding peared last Thursday, and C. F. An ing to stage the rally expected to bolster an attack upon the and frustrated attempt to kidnap which they asked that this legis Basque and three times broke I follow her sudden collapse in the $132,900,000 democratic highway secretary of the California Real Es had made contributions to his work, Max Phillips, wealthy retired collar lation be rescinded. drews, 20, who walked out of the tate association. . through the Frenchman's service. county's road camp in thc moun pulpit of Angelus temple Sunday construction bill. but declared he had met the man maker, seven years ago. Acting on the communication, city night. O119 of the telegrams—that of Willaman ls expected to outline only once _and that he never had Today police eyes turned to an tains. Andrews has been missing plans for an initiative amendment commissioners instructed the city a week today. Following the transfusion, nurses Gov. Gifford Pinchot of Pennsyl performed or been asked to per other famous case which occurred clerk's .office to ascertain what the Legion Commander vania—said starvation was wide that will relieve real estate from a form any favors for him. He said nine years ago. Rangers in the district will, how at the hospital sajd Mrs. Hutton's 335.000.000 a year burden for the present status of the Ocean Park condition was "fair." spread in his state. his wife also had received a loan Alexandrrson Case test well at Twentieth street and To Be L. A. Guest ever, continue keeping a watchful upkeep of elementary and high on a piece of real estate. The loan eye on the canyons and trails over "Mrs. Hutton has never recovered 8,000,000 Jobless schools. This legislation is being purportedly was for $7,000 from In 1923 little Verner Alexander- Ocean Park boulevard is. and what LOS ANGELES, March 16 (CNS) The others reported conditions of son, son of a Schenectady, N. Y., intentions sponsors of this project which they ride, it was said. from the nervous breakdown she sponsored Jointly by a large group Allison. —With an official reception and a suffered a year ago," her husband, varying seriousness, but that local of organisations, and is proposed scientist, wu kidnaped. The child have of continuing it further. parade arranged in his honor, Henry and state agencies thus far had Plan Immediate Inquiry was found near the Canadian David Hutton. said. "And she has for adoption at the November elec Superior Judge Walter S. Gates, Mayor William H. Carter sug L. Stevens, Of North Carolina, na Winds Blow Away never given herself wholly to rest been able to cope with the situation. tion. border.— gested that when this information is tional commander of the American —Bingham—said—the—reports—lndi- who has jurisdiction over American The morning police bulletin said &iT3 normal recuperation wmen ner —Accord Ine to Louis. T. Busch; pres—I Mortgage Co: matters, "announced obtained steps should be taken to Legion, is due to arrive in Loa An "Expected ^Showers doctor advised." cated 6,000,000 was a • fair estimate Ident of the Santa Monica bay investigators sent to the home of lay the matter before the planning geles next Monday via. the Southern of the number of jobless instead of today that he would summon to Mrs. Leandro Lightfoot in Highland LOS ANGELES. March 16 (CNS) The transfusion was performed board. Willaman'a talk will be of morrow Allison, Showalter and all commission. Pacific railway. He will be accom -Leaving in its wake only a few under the supervision of Or. C. the 10,000,000 figure mentioned by Interest to all realtors of the dis Park, concerning the most likely panied by his wife. some of his colleagues. Others involved in the allegations so local lead of the moment, had not I minor showers, the storm which MacKenzie Jones, the pastor's per trict:, as well as to property own that Immediate investigation might was to have drenched Los Angeles, sonal physician, and Dr. J. wil- - "Where is this money going to ers, and a large attendance Is ex yet returned. Atlanta Votes to come from?" asked Bingham, refer be launched. Mrs. Lightfoot had told of two had blown away today. loughby Howe, chief surgeon of the pected. The meeting Is to follow a The jurist declined to comment on Cold Weather Ruins That was the statement today of General hospital. ring to the proposed highway ap luncheon at Laue's cafe, 117 Santa I foreign born servants who left her Retain Wet Mayor propriation. ' a rumor that sweeping changes ln the United States weather bureau One pint of a professional donor's Monica boulevard. the receivership management had employ the day after the kidnaping. ALTANTA. Ga.. March 16 (__*) — Early Truck Crops here in predicting fine weather for YES ITS TRUE . Coincident with their departure WASHINGTON, March 16 f.T'i blood was given to Mrs. Hutton to "We are today spending $8,000,000 been contemplated. The city of Atlanta has voted to re this section of the state today and "build up resistance," Dr. Jones said. a day more than we are receiving, Mrs. Lightfoot discovered that a tain as its chief executive, Mayor Virtual destruction of all Southern tomorrow. The trend of developments today chisel and some rough wood, such early gardens and tender truck Dr. Jones said Mrs. Hutton would and this bill will add another mil Indicated that demands of numerous James L. Key. outspoken critic of The official forecast was: be confined to the hospital about lion dollars a day to this deficit 'Necktie Murder' as the kidnapers' ladder was made prohibition, and advocate of Sunday crops from Texas and Oklahoma "Fair, with moderate tempera bondholders for sweeping Investiga of, were missing from her estate. four days. for the next nine months. Who is I tions of many other state receiver movies for charity. A record vote eastward to the Atlantic by last tures and gentle northwesterly going to pay this bill?" Case Nears Close for municipal electrons here was| week's biting cold-was- reported to Winds." ships would be met in the near (Turn to Page 10, Column 5) Urges Population Basis LOS ANGELES, March IS CCNS> future. cast yesterday to bring about defeat day by the weather bureau. —With George stahlman. deputy of a bitterly fought recall move- Hoover Slate Files Bingham urged an amendment Concerning the alleged attempt which would distribute the funds on district attorney, opening for the to "straighten out" Mortimer, that Fay Vallee to Leave movement. 17,178 to 11, 744. There I Treasury Awaiting Roosevelt Has Big California Petition! the basis of population - rather than prosecution, final arguments began were disorders despite police at today before a Jury in Superior official declared today that he polling places. Lead 0ver UT LOS ANGELES. March 16 U area and highway needs on the "greatly regretted the information For East Tomorrow Income Tax Return I M ™V j California republicans are losing no I ground the relief thus would be I Judge Fletcher Borown's court In the had become public." FARGO. N. D.. March 16 (.TV- time in preparing for their national offere' d in the more thickly popu trial of John A. Hendricks, 31. and Mrs. Fay—Webb Vallee, daughter WASHINGTON March 16 lt_*h- Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt, of New Samuel Schwartz, 39, for the "neck of Santa Monica's police chief and Sheldon, Henchmen Ua ter I convention. lated industrial states, where, he (Torn to Page 10, Column 6) wife of the famous radio singer, will S™.JI l Payments on 1931 York, led Gov. William 'Alfalfa Marking the first party action for contended, it is needed most. He tie murder" of Robert J. Erwin, 61- earnings have all been made now. [Bill" Murray by an almost two-to- said, however, he would oppose the year-old Spanish war veteran. Er- _ leave Santa Monica tomorrow night Get Id Years to Life out it will be several days before kme vote in their contest the selection of delegates for the Bto rejoin her husband. for the forthcoming national gatherings of bill even If his amendment were win's nude body was found ln the Respirator Patient LOS ANGELES. March 16 (U.R)— the treasury learns how much the democratic presidential preference adopted. Malibu hills last December 29 and JP Vallee will fly to Chicago from Ralph Sheldon, Louis Frank and returns have shrunk below last vote in Tuesday's primary, various political parties, a petition, the prosecution contends Hendricks Washington to meet his wife. Jesse Orsatti, alleged Chicago gang ycar ? already reduced revenues. plete returns today showed. I bearing the signatures of 6,874 per The messages to Bingham in Braves New Peril sons and naming 47 men and cluded the following: and Schwartz left it there after From Chicago the couple will go sters, today were sentenced to pris J. I. France, forme/' senator from strangling the man with his own red SYRACUSE, N. Y., March*16 __. —to—WashingtotiT-where -Rudy—is—ap on terms of from 10 vears to life Maryland, was rutying well ahead women pledged to President Hoover, California. Governor Rolph—"We necktie and robbing him of vaTilaBlel —The "gamest kid In America"— pearing in. George White's "Scan on their conviction of kidnaping Trading, . inKreuger, I of Oen. Jacob 8. Coxey. mayor of was filed late yesterday with Wil are not advised of any starving jewelry. The case probably will go [Clarence Hastings, 14, has been- so dals." They plan to return here, in E. L. "Zeke" Caress, Agua Caliente liam Kerr, registrar of voters. A people in this state. Approximately termed—had a new handicap today laMi on oi>io ln total of 4.997 valid signers are re 500,000 are unemployed, which in to the Jury tomorrow. June or July and will take up tem race track official and Mrs. Caress. ISnares SusD€ndcd\** - preferenc- "e^ race'•pu-i.ca. n in a fight for life that has kept him porary residence in their recently Superior Judge Charles S. Bur- STOCKHOLM, March 18 (OR) — (Copyright, 1932, by Associated Prps.ii quired to place the names on the cludes all dependents." in a respirator for nearly half a purchased home at 10100 Beverly nell, in passing sentence, recom- The board of governors of the' presidential ballot. year. Suffering infantile paralysis boulevard. mended that the men serve maxi stock exchange ordered Kreuger & James Rolph,- Jr., governor of the Negress Accused Clarence has been In-the* respirator mum penalties. Toll shares suspended from trad Surprise Defense state, was named to represent the Elks* Friends Will since last September 20. A few days ing, effective Monday, when the fifth California congressional Under Weapon Law ago an abdominal obstruction de Eastman Honored stock exchange reopens. Offered for Indian district. Enjoy 'Irish' Party Charges of carrying concealed veloped, increasing the odds against Chi Make Bay district Elks and their friends weapons were preferred against him. GLOBE, Arts., March 16 (U.R)— Ruth Overstreet, 22, Negro house By Rochester Folk T'^FT The slow, orderly progress of the will celebrate St. Patrick's day with The need was desperate so nurses a dance tomorrow night, the lodge wife, when a police matron discov- ROCHESTER. N. Y., March IS (__. Secret Agreement\House Tax Debate trial of Golney "Mac" Seymour, 16 Men Taken From I ered the woman had an ice pick wheeled thc respirator to the op —This city accorded homage today GENEVA. March 16 (_p> — The young Apache accused of the mur room to be thrown open at 9 o'clock, erating room. Twice during the op following a brief formal session. To sewn into her dress, according to to its most renowned son, George League of Nations assembly com To End Tomorrow der of a young Columbia university Floating Ice Floes police reports today. eration the boy was replaced in it Eastman. -Hundreds of sorrowing mittee of 19 on the Sino-Japanese WASHINGTON. March 16 (__>— coed, was disrupted today when PINEHURST, N. Y.. March 16 (U.R) morrow night's event, arranged by temporarily. The operation was the "906" drill team, will be marked The woman was arrested at mid friends and employes of the East problem was Informed this after The house today fixed tomorrow the defense began a surprising ef —Sixteen men, trapped since dawn night after an argument in a completed and considered successful. man Kodak Co., filed past the bier noon* that Japanese and Chinese au night for the end of debate over fort to create a doubt that the body on a floating ice floe when it broke by a half hour's concert by the championship "906" band, under house at 1826!. Bel Mar place. She of the man who gave Rochester its thorities at Shanghai had reached the sales and oil imports tax pro found last July in a remote canyon away and drifted into Lake Erie, was to be arraigned today. greatest industry, donated millions a secret agreement, tentative ia na posals. was that of the girl. were rescued today. the leadership of William Oster Urge U. S. Control outright to those working for him ture, calling for an armistice and Four were rescued by fishermen. mann. and dispensed other millions for the summoning of a peace confer eight by the Lakeview volunteer fire! __. ,, . . _, ~. - Famed Missourian Of Motor Carriers schools, colleges and dental clinics ence. department at Plnehurst and the t*> i_X~( OnVlCt Freed Of WASHINGTON, March 16 '.Pi- for their children. malnlng four jumped from cake to Expected to Live Federal regulation of interstate cake, reaching shore without out - ROCHESTER. Minn., March __ operation of busses and trucks was Late News Briefs side assistance. Kidnaping Suspicion Vt—With a slight improvement be-1 recommended to the senate inter- Peace Settles Over ROCHESTER, N. Y., March 16 .it. mg noted daily in his condition state commerce committee today by —Stanley G. Crandall, paroled con belief was expressed today that IC. L\ Cass-, counsel for the Ameri-J m can Chinese War Front "BLUEBEARD" KILLER MUST DIE ON GALLOWS \S. R. Kent Becomes vict and central figure in the Alex James A. Reed, former TJ. S. senator I Electric Railways association. w^awTian-rrtM «»i_._. i______—Tha t requirements for instruc anderson kidnaping case in 1923, from Missouri, would recover Reed Nelson T. Johnson, American min tors in Santa Monica's junior col CLARKSBURG, W. Va., March 16 (AP)—Federal Judge Fox Vice President } was freed of all suspicion today in lege Include the M. A. degree and connection with the kidnaping of underwent a major operation last\Ur0fi8 Retention of ister to China, advised the state de at least two years of successful ; William E. Baker today denied a writ of habeas corpus to NEW YORK, March 16 1 .'—-Sid partment today thst authoritative •j Harry F. Powers and the "Bluebeard" killer must die on the ney R. Kent, former vice president Baby Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr. reports from tht Chinese front in teaching experience. of the Paramount-Publix Corp., in .. -. . «•••___ \Haardt. Evnltsraor U. S. Mining Rights dicate" the situation gradually is gallows at Moundsviiie, W. Va., Friday, for the murder of 3, W ? WASHINGTON, March 16 UP)— That Commissioner John A. Mor charge of sales, has become asso- \NeW York Kidnaper ivt. ' * *_K* '« ' ibecoming stabilized and the clashes ton can speak Spanish. Mrs. Dorothy Pressler Lemke, Northboro. Mass., divorcee. elated with the Fox Film Corp. as a _r,. -« _, -,, * * * " ' Retention by the federal government ^between the conflicting forces an vice president it was reported to- Dies Unexpectedly of mineral rights on public lands less frequent. day. transferred to the states was recom That the present Salvation Army MISSISSIPPI RATIFIES "LAME DUCK" AMENDMENT NEGivenW YORK 50-Year. March 16Term UP.. — 'WASHINOTON. March 16 (UJ0— shelter on Seventh sad Colorado The unexpected death of Georges- mended today by James R. Garfield JACKSON, Miss., March 16 (AP)—The Mississippi legis Samuel Leser was sentenced today Marie Haardt. the explorer, was re chairman of-President Hoover's pub W* T. Fox Named to avenue was remodeled out of a to 50 years in prison for kidnaping lic lands committee. junk shop. lature ratified the "lame duck" amendment to the United COMING EVENTS Sidney Mann, a meat market own- ported to the National Geographic Los Angele&Beneh States' constitution today and be cam. the third state to er. last Oct-obr.. 1 society today in That the little tree frogs the,, Hong Kong. Nationat Gathering SACRAMENTO, March IS 'U.R)— > voices of which are out of pro- . take fUCh action TOMORROW -Gov.- James Rolph, Jr., today ap- portion to their size, and which can Santa Monica Bay District Real Powers in Protest To Seek Crime Curb pointed W. Turney Fox as judge- be heard any evening in Santa AMBASSADOR TO TURKEY NOMINATED Democrats Decide ot the superior court in Los An- Monica, can change hues almost as ty board, 117 Santa Monica boule To Liberia Slavery WASHINGTON, March 16 (JB — __les- , - . rapidly as a chameleon. _lf__beld! WASHINGTON, March 16 (AF)—The nomination of vard, at noon. To Push Hare Bill I President Hoover was informed to- Fox. wmr-s-at-pvesent-an assist-j in the hand a few moments they! Lions club. Carmel hotel, at noon. WASHINGTON. March** 16 (_JP» — I [ day the national crime commission, ant city attorney of Los Angeles.i .will take on a distinct pink color Charles H. Sherill, of New-¥or.kj -to-be-ambassador to Turkey, Oeean -Park Business Men's as- I The United States has joined with ThWASHINGTONe democratic leadershi! March p 16ha Ut*.s de . j seeking new methods of combatting succeeds the late Judge Raymond t-and are found-, in shades ranging succeeding Joseph C. Grew, was reported favorably"today by sociation. Elks club, at noon. Great Britain and otherTSuropean tided _tto submitt tto ththe house the I underWOTldacnvitles. was planning Santa Monica Writers' club, pub L Turney.. I from pale grayTo deep forest green : the senate foreign relations committee. I powers in another protest against Hare bill providing for Philippine a national anti-crime convention lic library, 7:30 p. m. slavery conditions In Liberia. independence. here either this spring or next fall.mm as-sag. *?s__*f^m_iS6^L______$&' TS- . Z\!a_WliPi-jj:wftl
EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1932 PAGE TWO n Eighty thousand additional houses Illinois Physiman 4__fj, __t S iS,«__iT" are needed in Scotland. Girl Released by Believed Carter Advances i PEORIA, 111. , Marc«*«w*h 16 UPr—Pel ARE YOU NERVOUS, ll oria authorities said today a fruit less search of more than 24 hours \ffla_S-KSHH?' for the missing Dr. James W. WEAK, LISTLESS? Robber-Kidnaper 1 Parker fifi-ypar-nld physician had Hemef, Calif — JIST SAW Tug AGENT AND HE SAYS -Plan Wards convinced them he has been kid "I was all rundown [THAT ON ACCOUNT OF PAR.ACR.APM; naped. They awaited ransom de in health, was ner Ifc7'/. IN OUfc POUC^WE^tNOJ' Student, Abducted From mands, they said. vous, weak, listless, ITtcw-W -T*~gTori3; Would Make City's Plant l TFt I VOl Escort, Unharmed on and so dragged out Colorado Neat YOU and tired that I on Long Auto Ride NOTICE could scarcely do HENRY 0. and Efficient CAN anything. I started HUNTINGTON BEACH, March i THE FAMOUS to take Dr. Pierce's MOELLER Order to be substituted for chaos BUY Favorite Prescrip is sought in a new layout of the 16 (.Ti—After being held in an auto mobile for 10 hours by a robber- tion and by the corporation yard proposed to mem CURRIER'S time I had taken two bottles I had bers of the Santa Monica city coun kidnaper, Orptia Debusk. 18-year- fully regained my health," said Mrs. cil by Howard B. Carter, city en old scfiobT __T, returned to her gineer. STOMACH TABLETS Helen Bourbonnais, Route: 2. _"-I also home here today. She was kidnaped I Now it the Baj District Aim.; —Wtth the removal-of—cer-tain old gave it to my daughter when she had buildings made necessary hy plans TasTntgrtt from her escort. C-arenee-r become rundown, weak, -nervous and for construction of a municipal bus Double. 21, who was robbed of $3. pale, and she picked up, got strong and garage. Carter urged that whatever The girl said the robber drove her KOLPIN'S developed into womanhood naturally." changes are Tipcessarv should he about- after binding and gagging her.! All druggists. Fluid or tablets. HENRY G. MOELLER made in accord with a definite plan Cut Rate Drug Store Send 10. to Dr. Pierre'. Clinic la Buffalo. which would eventually give the finally leaving her ln the automo Wllihlte at Kith St.. Carner Oopo.He It, V., it yoa dr.ire an a.f|_aiot_nre pkg. Ot 605 BAY CITIES BLDG. citv a neat, efficient and scientific Members of the Betsy Ross Parent-Teacher association' recently visited the Brentwood dairy plant in bile ii. the Baldwin Hills district of Robrrta Market PH. 21443 ally planned yard.. Venice. They are shown at the dairy with some of their children. Los Angeles. SANTA MONICA. PHONE ISZ11 Dr. Pierce's Prescription Most offices now at the yard have in the past "just growed" like Top sy, locating at whatever spot might have seemed desirable, with the re- mlt thft •"•"•* •**-•**
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EVEX.1NG OUTLOUli., 3AJNTA MUINIUA, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1932 PAGE FOUR Santa Monica Evening Outlook I Noble in Motive About New York Who's Who in the Bay District By WILLIAM GAINES —— — "~_ _ „.„,.„,„ ""SAFER THAN LIBERTV . SANTA MONICA JTBUSHiNO CO- •""•^^^^JjHu.iii. Editor Upon receipt of • letter from a NEW YORK, March 16—They say AKTH.'R K. WHITE. Tim*, .ni «-*> No. 433 Kitty Frew people who Uve ln glass houses CAKL r. WHITE. Associate Editor | friend in the penitentiary asking us By JANE ABBOTT H, C. BOEHME. Advertlsinr Mrr. to help along his proposed parole by | Lloyd E. Clendening, Santa Monica attorney, was shouldn't throw stones. But a young . .nnPT*. AND BROADWAT, SANTA MONICA. CAL. PHONE 232B5 getting him a job!- we sought advice born in San Jose. Following hi* graduation from the man who advocates mass production MAIN OFFICENUfcl-h-"BKAWCB . IlM SSSttA MOHIOA D0t.LCVA.ll. PHONE Wt. of glass houses doesn't hesitate to WEST DOB tit from feinar Linden, circulator of high school of that city, he attended the College of the SYNOPSIS: Discovery that her moth ly aware that it had to do with her . Entered as. leco-™n ___ _Mw«t tli. (Wolflc* Santa Monlet, under the act of thla paper, ft person of Swedish ex tass the lemons about in architec er-in-law is plotting to undermine her purpose, and was standing, staring March 3. 1879. Published dally, except Sunday. traction and a sagacious counsellor Pacific for a year, taking tural circles. marriage determines Kitty Frew to per suade her husband to take her away dumbly down at it when Gar MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS on all that pertains to the human a general course. In that He ls Philip Johnson, known for from his parents' home. She has not emerged from the bathroom, rub T»__ AuorlaUd Press is exclusively entitled to the Me for publication of al news animal. He at once scouted tbe his critical writings and advocacy been happy staying there, but Gar's bing his curly hah* with, a towel. iitM to Tt or no!.otherw.se credited la this paper, and also the local news Idea of helping anyone leave a year he decided to be a Of the so-called "international mother persists in giving Gar money and ered. haven where economic conditions lawyer and entered the style" of building—the ultra, ultra teiUng him to hare a good time instead "That's right. Kit — wear that. published herein are so stable, for the rapids and school of Taw at the Uni modern style. Johnson, a Cleve-i of going to wofE Her small town bacfc- It's going to be a big night tonight." whirlpools of .the 1932 business year. land product, is not an architect grountf ->rev_.iw-her from fitting ln with His words, his tone released her Gar's friends, and she ls ostracized, brain from its numbing weight. And this admitting that we are able versity of Southern Cali I but a student. especially by Marge Crosby, who wants now to peek around the corner fornia the next year. . Johnson organized the exhibition to annex Gar. Por some time Gar has She*faced him, crushing the.yellow where prosperity is supposed to be I of modern architecture now on been busy with Marge, -helping direct a dress In her hands. slinking and hugging the wall. Clendening first.prac view at the Museum of Modem little theater group. Once during bis ab "I'm not going tonight. Gar?" The Outlook's Program Beats Moses' Fire sence Kitty met Gar's half brother. Da ticed law in Los Angeles, Art, and which is being routed for vid, who is estranged from the family "Not going? What's the big Develop a Civic Center—Better City Illumination In support of his position. Linden where he was associated two years of road showing. Most and whom she likes and trusts. Gar Is idea?" put forward 15 points—This goes of the country hasn't- the faintest young—and—Irresponsible.—rad—fails -to- "I'm not- going out with you any the great war president one better with a firm of attorneys idea of what the International style rralize Kitty's discontent and his moth Widen ihe Beach Road—Better Schools and More er's unfriendly attitude toward her. He more until you can pay for our and is five ahead of Moses with his for two years. He came is all about, says Johnson. scolds Kitty for not being warmer to pleasure with money you've Adequate FacilLUeS'-Adopt City Manayer Form Ten Commandments. But it is the He Invited only three individuals his friends, but-says he will work. earned." common practice of Swedes, we are to Santa Monica four and two firms in this country to She could let in a faint surprise of Government — Support Metropolitan Water informed, to know more than either years ago. suUn.it models and drawings, along CHAPTER 13 presidents or the prophets. with four Europeans who are called at the steadiness of her tone. Hear Mr. Linden He is a member of the ULTIMATUM Gar's frown deepened. "Oh, lord, District Projects . . . the founders of the style. Pound was telling Mrs. Frew that are you going to begin that- old But let Linden speak for himself American, the Califor Griffin was at the door with the song? Well, you can't mind if I go with his 15 points in favor of the nia State, the Los An Johnson doesn't expect first im car. They went away; Kitty heard without you." penitentiary. geles, the Los Angeles pressions to be favorable, but points Pound going from the drawing 1. No family battles. (Editor's out that the style has found much room with the tea things. "I can't mind it as much as the An Economy Bloc note: Mrs. Linden is a very sweet County, and Santa Mon popularity in Europe. In Germany, humiliation of going with you and he says, "they don't build any other She went swiftly up the stairs; knowing that your mother.is—buy Holdover members of the state senate are said already to j and ^yim^ ^^__&\ ica Bay Bar associations; she shut the door of her room— ing yout" the Commercial Law way now." Gar's room—behind her. Standing hf* nrtranizine with a view to ending extravagance in expen- ki-chens.,change help too often, with. Ornamentation, in the popular against it, she stared about her for But Gar did not hear that. His diture The members of the assembly, still to be elected, are k^quent tendency to produce League of America, the American Society of Judicature ! sense of the word, is taboo. We a moment, as if the familiar things angry glance had gone to the half- see an expanse of glass and un in the room had taken on strange packed suitcase. confidently expected to take a similar position. _,_ No,rent. and the International Association of Insurance Counsel. adorned, light colored walls that 3- Clendening played football in his college days and ness. Gar's things, for the most "What's this? Going back to the included in the pl-fti is -the elimination of frills, and the 4 ^S!ta™« of the look' bleak to us. One of their part; her own few possessions chickens and the pigs? Well, re- enjoys all sports now. His chief interest, besides his structures in Moscow looks just seemed scarcely to show. She .member me-to them and to Aunt Je prevention of overlapping functions.on the part of bureaus most taIked-____people in the state practice, is the collection of rare books and documents. like another in Berlin,. for the in bathed, running the water to al mima and Uncle Joshua—" or,., mmmi^inn. An effort is to be made to restrict expen- are in the penitent 'ary,- . ternational style knows no bound most scalding heat, yet so hot was and commissions. Aneiiuri, _a w. -c _••-*.- ,..,..,*:„„, 6. Protection fiom the present He possesses a large law library besides his other vol aries. she still with anger that she felt it He looked so like an angry, ditures so as to keep them within revenues-without additional high-pressure criminals, ume^ of fiction, biography and history. "Of course, when you are accus cool. She dressed, her fingers mov- spoiled boy, his hair rough, his sus day crop of tomed to the style, you can ap ing mechanically. penders hanging, "His fingers fum- j taxation. A stand ls to be taKen against Introduction of de-1 torhigh-pressurejs^nei^^taxs and other evils. (Editor'_s uuiiec note:- Mr. and Mrs. Clendening live at 557 Fifteenth street. preciate how individuality is bling with his collar, that a part of ficiency bills. Only last week Linden was attacked achieved," Johnson consoles. "Peo Before her miror she suddenly Kitty wanted to laugh, to manage put down her brush. Why, that girl the unruly collar button, to smooth A_rented at its face the position of the senators is to be m his own office by a high--pressure ple who don't like cats say all cats facing her wasn't Kitty Brandon! 1 , __ «_i.««.., .»_•_«• <_ wnc inctitiitpr. fnr laud- salesman, the result being that the are alike, but those who do like his hair, to kiss away the dark She gave a short half-laugh. Her scowl. But she did not move. She con- feet and LOOKING BACK 25 YEARS them know better." chin—it was funny—thrust out! imended. The possibility that a bloc, instituted ior iaua salesmahelped nou wat so fassiste the doffice l0 hi, s where he Prom the Outlook Piles The internationalists assert, how I dropped the yellow dress she had able purpose, might be diverted to some purpose less altru claims he left ia couple of his teeth.) And then she remembered what been crushing in her arms to the MARCH 16 ever, that their style is an accept David had said about her chin, other istic, of course comes to mind. However, the voters of Cali 7. Free clothing, soap, and ac of exhibits will leave Los Angeles ance of the machine age and mass floor. The Ocean Park trustees last Saturday. The Los Angeles exhibit things David had said. "If you have fornia are awake. They have demanded relief from exorbi cessories. production. So if you're one of the a chance—" "I am not going to stay in this 8. Assured and steady income, night rescinded their action two' will include jars of fruit, nuts and romantic individualists fighting all house another night. When you are tant and unreasonable taxation, and they are determined to fEditor's note: This consists largely weeks ago which closed, on Sundays, grain. Jars of oil and wine, paint that, you'd better hide in an old- And now she had her chance, ready to support a home I'll come have it Any-.ni*. in official life who undertakes to interfere of more of less fresh air. > the Venice dance halL Now lf tho ings of scenery. The San Diego ex fashioned colonial home. right in her hand. She and Gar back to you." Again she felt that 9. Free movies and lectures. trustees renew the licenses permit hibit will feature gems. San Diego could go to a hotel for tonight, and I surprise at the coolness with which with the plan, might as well get ready to enter private life ting sale of liquor ln restaurants We who have thought that New tomorrow they'd find a furnished 10. Library-^-free books—exten county is the only place In the world York skyscrapers represented the she could answer. again. In respect to the tax situation he will carry out the sion course. without meals, the town of Ven Where the k ite is found—a lilac apartment, a home secure from "You will, will you? That's kind.*' ice will be just where lt was be zenith in modern building are all that woman's scheming. popular will, or in his place there shortly will be a wiser suc 11. Church. (Editor's note: No colored, semi-precious stone discov wrong, it seems. And as for our Gar was savegely dragging on his collections, Ladies' Aid society or fore the war began. Will the trus ered only five years ago by a fa She put on the ****ess she had trav clothes. He turned his back to cessor. •-„.'•; tees do lt? luxurious apartment buildings, they eled in. coming to Winton. She suppers, i mous gem expert — __rederick B. are just "super-slums." Kitty. She scarcely stirred until he Just at this time comes the announcement that salaries 12. No competition in product. Kunz. Kunzite will form the center dragged her suitcase out from the I had finished dressing and had gone Carrie Nation of Kansas will be depths of Gar's clothes' closet and in the architectural and motor vehicle departments have 13. Supervised sports—baseball > of the $400,000 exhibit. Last year Johnson was the ring out, slamming the door behind him. team. (Editor's note: Tiddly-winks |; number soon. The Sawtelle began to pack her clothes in it, a She had no feeling of hurt or will begin a war of extermination leader of a rebellious group who little heedlessly. She had just taken been materially increased. How come? Such a move is not and parchesi also are permitted.) Playa del Rey beach promises to set up a show In opposition to the heartache, only her driving need of in consonance with the prevailing idea. 14. Band. (Editor's note: Even against all forms _____ unmoral pleas- be a sharp competitor with other the new yellow chiffon from its escape. She finished packing her r s w ll ng l at lty n exhibition of the Architectural hook when she heard Gar's step on in the pen there is no haven from " f ™ ?Z _- 5 H. ?, ' * beaches as a summer resort this League in Grand Central palace. clothes. She shut the bag and put Ijazz.) attempatrow*.t wilTI. 11l1 b»___e_ mad»•*-_ __ *-__•e _ t_•_•-o _ alig_-_ • i»nn th• 1-e. _ . season. Oreat improvements are the stairs outside. She dropped It to on her hat and coat and gloves. She Asserting that the plans of some open the door. Flood Control Bonds 15. No depression. (Editor's note: board of trustees with the white I being made there men were shunned by- the league took up her purse—then she looked Anyway, it would be. purely psy ribboners but even if that attempt because of their modernity, John "Gar!" She clung to him. Oh, he a it In dismay. There seems to be no end to the call for money for flood chological if there were.) is a failure the campaign will go Consolidation is breathing its last son defiantly labeled his own show was so big, so dear. "Gar, it's so She had only $10. That was not control. Even now there are preparations .for an issue of Strange, isn't it, that so ardent a on just the same. Detectives are and will die a natural death soon. the "Rejected Architects." good to feel you!" enough to take her home, though patriot as Linden ls should have I busy obtaining evidence and it is Upon its own recommendation the Then she straightened a little not until Gar had spoken of it had hoped that the government au- His inclusions as well as his away to look at him. She kept tight flood control bonds to the extent of S43.000.000. It is idle to forgotten Patrick Henry's still re Los Angeles county and city con omissions have made the Museum she thought of going home. verberating cry: "Oive me liberty I thorities will take a hand in it, in solidation commission will, if a re hold of his hand as she drew him David—He'd help her, '"of course. assume that taxpayers will greet this proposition with en order to protect the soldiers, liv- of Modern Art showing a muchly into the room. "Now tell me all or give me death." port adopted by that body be ac talked of event. Frank Lloyd She went to the telephone. "Park, thusiasm. On the contrary the chances are that they would CHARLES S. WARREN. ' ing ln the Soldiers' Home. cepted, cease to exist April 1. about it!" 893." Strange that she remembered Wright has said in print that the "It's 1 going to be great, Kit. decline to ratify it. Even were it to command the necessary internationalists are a lot of "Imi it! And when his voice came over Southern California is to be well The housewarming at Jefferson Decker caught Marge's ideas right the wire: "David, can I see you at majority, which is extremely doubtful, the likelihood of in tators." But Johnson gives Wright off. We're going to keep the barn represented at the Jamestown ex school tomorrow afternoon will be a pedestal because "his early work once?" junctions by Long Beach and Pasadena must be considered. Who's News Today position. The first of two carloads a big affair. effect, the rafters and things—" (Copyright, 1932. Jane Abbott) was one of the style's most impor "But, Gar, I mean—your father! Of the huge amount $10,000,000 is designated as to be ap By LEMUEL F. PARTON tant sources." What did he say about the job?" Special Correspondent off the Outlook Raymond Hood, architect for the A new Ufe begins for Kitty in plied to storm drains in the city of Los Angeles. This is an : YGUK Gar was taking off his coat. He the next installment, while ahe NEW YORK, March 18 (CPA) — gigantic Radio City project, also objectionable feature. The volume of the issue is sufficient Little Benny's was included. Johnson does not did not notice the pleading on Kit tries to plan for a future appar- - Speaking of Paul Henkel, his uncle ty's face. "Oh, that," he answered ently empty. to alarm voters, but that nearly a fourth of the total is for invented the cocktail in New Or consider Hood an Internationalist, SPANISH HOUR Notebook but says of him: "Of all the megal- easily. "I didn't see Dad. I talked Los Angeles is likely to cause them to withhold support un leans in 1849. And now, heading a it over with the Mother, and she SLAPS AT CROONERS delegation of restaurant and hot. By LEE PAPE opolltan architects, he seems the less themselves residents of the city. most straightforward as well as advised against it. She thinks I Cardinal O'Connell of Boston has men, Henkel visits Mr. Hoover and ought to stick around home this taken a dignified and pleasing slap pleads for beer. He is the last of the Me and Leroy Shooster was wawk the most open to new ideas." winter and give my time to this The fact is that vast sums have been expended for flood f ing to school slow on account of it Hood expresses no feeling of flat at radio crooners. In this he ought great restaurateurs o the nineties new theater venture. We're fixed to have the unanimous endorsement control, and in this relation the public has not had the and early nineteen hundreds. He being such swell weather not to go tery. He told me he regrets that Trade Mark Reg. O. 8. Patent Office to school, and I said, O, why could critics have taken a hand in archi comfortably, and it isn't as if Dad of the people at large, but he won't. worth of its money. It lacks complete faith in the offi has shared ownership in Keen's couldn't afford to keep us. Say— There is the contingent of giggling chop house, the Harlem Casino, No. 110 ent this of been somebody's famous tecture, because the architect cials who would have the spending of the money. It re berthday and then everybody would should go about his business and we've got to get dressed, Kit. The maidens to reckon with. Also the f known as the Uptown Sherry's, LECCION CIENTO DIEZ bunch is going to the Hoffman for spinsters in whose bosoms the noise members how money has been spent in futile schemes. It Pabst's Columbus Circle and other listed estudio—You studied las be celebrating it and we wouldent let his structures speak for him. haff to go to school because there dinner. Somerset's going, with made by the crooner creates an has not forgotten the millions wasted on the San Gabriel fnTBous places of moist and mellow horas del dia—the hours of the day Marge. Red's in a stew about that. emotion. To have to listen to the memories. He started his career as (lesson 30) los dias de la semana— wouldent be any. POOR GIFT FOR CHILD venture. It has noticed the suggestion that smaller dams It is possible to think of several Fix the studs in my shirt, will you, crooning of a rigamarole of idiotic a publisher, with ..Craig Llppincott the days oi the week ______7) y los Well good nite maybe lt Is some sweet. I'll jump into a bath—" words exhaled nosewise is a cruel might be constructed at far less cost and be effective. Nev- in Philadelphia, and then this | mescs del ario— and the months Of body's berthday. Leroy said. Maybe gifts better for an 11-year-old boy than the sort of rifle a Martinez Kitty took a dress shirt out of experience when forced upon un ertheless,. official inclination is for the big dams, not monu- I Uncle Harry" got him into the hotel the year (No. 43). lt was somebody that did something Gar's bureau. She put In the studs willing ears. 8t c on el grate ony nobody ever knew lt and lad used the other day to kill his menta: l as devised originally, but large enough to be very ™f<_;'Harrv won the interna K f ' f ' .» * ano-The sut>- little siter. and spread the shirt out on the bed. , /. -Uncie warry won tne interna- ject 0f todays lesson should be that's the ony reason we're not cele She found a collar and a tie and SELF PROTECTION ,____.aL bar-tendm? championship in studied With lesson 28, Whicb shows brating his berthday, he said, and I put them beside it. Socks—. She Bachelors are now being taught said, Sure, gosh, how do we know AN APPLE A DAT - There Is some discontent as to the price paid for work. 1876 by pouring 13 cocktails, ambl- you how to discuss the variations ot Perhaps the French believe with was shivering; her whole body felt to cook at the Iowa agricultural dextrously. with two shakers. In 13 the weather. that somebody by the name of cold, numb, her brain a dead thing. college. This doe- snot show they de One might surmise that reservoirs were lined with marble I Ignutz Pretzeltwister dident Invent others that an apple a day keeps the pyramided glasses, without spilling Las Cuatro Estaciones Son: doctor away, but this virtue they de There was something she had to not intend to marry. It may be thej and all pipes silver-plated, which really is not the case. Some ! a drop. The record has never been the ferst salt shaker, and how do tell Gar, something she had to do— desire to protect themselves agains' The Four Seasons Are: we know today's not his berthday? cline to ascribe to the American ! declare there is no necessity for the _t^ ffi'EM^g^ "X La primavera—the spring apple. She took up the yellow dress, vague being fed from a can. pendous bond issue, nor of any bond issue at all. Voters most of the great gourmets long El otono—the autumn Sure, how do we know, good nite, since II bieeve it is, Leroy said, and I said, doubtless agree with them in the light of present knowledge. Bone. Henkel can recite their i El verano—the summer Sure it is, herray for Ignutz Pretzel- favorite menus as accurately as j El invierno— the winter twister. Reed Smoot can give tariff sta- Note that the first season is the And we both yelled herray a few A WASHINGTON DAYBOOK tistics. only feminine one in Spanish. The I times to make It seem more prob- It is David Burnet, fittingly re -others are masculine.-— table and started to wawk in the By HERBERT PLUMMER served "iid businesslike, who gleans Muchas pcrsonas prefleren—Many wrong direction from school, me the l'_ per cent in Uncle Sam's persons prefer la primavera, porque saying. O, Imagine, inventing the WASHINOTON, March 16—The . Votes, not reports, deprive a sena hace mucho fresco—the spring, te- ferst salt shaker, I wonder how he tor of his seat. vineyard. As collector * of Internal old guard of the republican party And sav the wise ono. Rnnkhpud revenue, which office he assumed on I cause is is very freah. Es may got the ideer? has had to wait almost as the votes Bankhead] 27. 1931, he la in charge of agradable tr a la playa durante el h January verano—It is very agreebale to go to I gess maybe he dident like the " six years to even _ . ' the income tax collections. jthe beach during the summer. feeling of salt on his fingers, he an old score, but ! Perhaps the most Interesting Burnet is a West Virginian, whose must of been exter neet, Leroy said. at last they have ! thing about this whole affair Is the legal residence for the last few ' Durante el otono laa hojas de los And we kept on going and who • How would yog, meet such an emer at least a fight part that Tom Heflin has played. years has been Cincinnati. As dep I arboles son muy hermosas—During l did we meet in the next block but ing chance ior j Prom the time Heflin learned that uty commissioner of internal reve the fall the leaves of the trees are ma, me saying, G. wlzz, ma, whats gency — any emergency? Everyone revenge. Bankhead had defeated him. he set nue he was largely instrumental in very beautiful. A los fiinoe lcsjnista j you doing out so erly, wh^re you to work. -There was probably no 1 el invierno — Children—like ' the It was back in 1 getting a line on gangster money winter. j going? needs a savings reserve equal at least 1926 that Jim one around the capitol in the ber and in starting governmental ma- ginning of the fight who conceded El Equipaie—The Baggage If ^theres any questions to te Reed of Missouri] ren a-ghosrora cttHttce to getJ^JSgL,Jf"^*^ el0B" I asked you better let ne ask them. and his famous htrrreven These lessons are not about travel to six months' income. even as far as he has. | ~i capone. are no more ing; they merely refer to the pur- j ma said. Since when has It been invest i gating' But Heflin fought on. He was,, possible to wawk in this direction c o m m ittee un master minds'." he said. "In the I chase of tickets. Refer to your forced to vacate his suite of offices' - of the federal government, a recent lessons. I to go to school? she said, and I said • Build your savings account to co v e r e d suffi provided him by the senate, but he gangster Is merely a person, not a I O, we just wanted a little exter ex cient evidence of persuaded them to let him set ..personage." He is 45 years old and Aqui esta nuestro equipaje—Here ercise. Did you ever hear of some corruption to de is our baggage... Mis maletas estan headquarters ln the basement of the J1*"5 ttae_ children- H« Entered the body named Ignutz Pretzeltwister, ward this definite goal. Deposit in the prive Smith of bureau of internal en el tren—My valises are in the ma? I said. Illinois and Varel senate-officone-room officee building, he dlrectecFhi. In a crowdes ba d revenue In 1919. train. Voy a factnrar nuestro haul— ofof Pennsylva-1 tie. In the late nineties. Victorian I am going to check our trunk No and neither did anybody elts bank at least 10 per cent of your nia their seats Every day, when he was not ln England made a tremendous fuss I Deseo facturar ml baul—I wish to ma said. Exercise indeed, youll be Herbert Plummer in the check my trunk. «Cu4l es su baul? lucky If youre not late for achool, I Alabama fighting, he could be seen over Sarojlnl Naldu beautiful young j Im going to wawk there with you earnings every month. And some day # Now comes a s-mWarr-^eommitteejon-the floor of the senate shaking Hindu poetess. —Which is your trunk? El' que . pclaware."! the hands of senators or talking-10 acaba de llegar—The one that just I and be sure you get there, she said. and including -_ti_l._ stalwart "old •the_n__earnestly in the cloakrooms. Sir Edmund arrived. Esta sobrepesado—It is Wich sbe did and we was pritty "WE WON'T when you need ready money—you'll" guarders" as Jim Watson ~>of In He.has been as much a fixture Gosse, Oscar overweight. ,'.C.ual es el limite de j near late but not quite all a ways. diana and Otis Olenn of Illinois, in the senate chamber since his Wilde. Max peso?—What ls the limit weight? be glad! telling the senate that an Alabama defeat as he was before. That is, Beerbohm. Rich Cien librae—100 pounds. ..qui esta democrat has no right to his seat almost. su eontrasefta—Here is your baggage In that body. ard Le QaUlenne James' Comment STOP SAVING Vice President Curtis never rec- and Earnest: check. • An interest-bearing savings account That it is a southern democrat ognized him for a speech. Hasta Pasado Maftana D o w s o n prq- Former Mayor Cryer of Los An- perhaps makes their revenge all the claimed her with Bank of America gives you credit -more sweet. They haven't forgot-! A -DIFFERENT MATTER deathless poetry, (All Rights Reserved) i geles is mentioned as a possible AGAIN!" ten how they invoked the good old There are said to be plans for while she was Copyright. 1932. Escobar Syndicate) candidate for his old job at the re- southern doctrine of states' rights forming a foreign legion in Callfor- still In Glrton j call election. Perhaps it is a dis rating in 243 communities throughout to their efforts to save Vare and nia. Probably a good many false no- College, London. I RIDICULOUS HOPE tinguished honor to be so mention- SrSi_~_ , tions have heen created by romance Mme. Naldu News that she '•• The slayer of a little girl at Cin I ed. but it doesn't eeem likely to get "I had to lose my job before I re Their constitutional expert atl about the French Foreign Legion has been made president of the all- ,cinnat i Is said to have confessed j anybody anywhere this time. California. that time, Senator Ooff of West That army is an Institution If an Indian nationalist congress places to have expressed a hope for Virginia raved and ranted for days adventurer chooses to go abroad and her at the head of Gandhi's civil 1 clemency. If he pretends to enter Two female inmates of San Quen alized the value of regular saving. on the question, but the southern enlist .in it, nobody is preventing disobedience movement. She Is of I tain any such hope probably he is tin are reported to have fought over democrats listened with t h e i r him. Creating a fighting unit here the Brahmin caste and an antl- laying ground for taking an in tbe affections of a male prisoner. Then I saw the reason for paying Everyone needs a Savings Reserve tongues in their cheeks. All except for service in any country ready to feminist. Her poems have been sanity role before the jury. This was unusual in the way^of. a "Coley" Blease of South Carolina, pay is quite a different matter The translated into English and set to sporting event. Probably there had equal to Six Months' Income "Coley" held out and voted to seat "soldier of fortune," when he 'func- music by Coleridge Taylor. BUT NOT THAT WAY j been no plotting to throw the con myself a part of my earnings. v^e; ...... tions as a unit, is not admirable. test. Postal costs are to te Increased In Yaarl 7 loco— Saving* Fun-I But the other southerners turned However. If he is able to square hlm- Yesterday's recall- election in Al various ways, but not so as to lessen « deaf ear. *> Iself _\vith_the police and evade the I lanta. tai which it was hoped to the flood of bills reaching the house A Chinese was the victim of one "Now that I'm back in the har 11,200 . . . $ 600 Of course, Mr Bankhead Is not [vagrancy law, he ought to be grate- punish Mayor J ames L. Key for his holder the first of each month. of the recent robberies. There were 1,800 . . • 900 out of the senate by any means, fully appreciative. To permit him to antl - prohibition I ————— three robbers, a Chinese, a Negro Hastings is merely chairman of a organize a band of his kind andelve views, was the teaching many years. He fought and a white man. This Is a cosmo 2,400 . . . 1,200 subcommittee reporting to his full the United States as his address ness and still in the clear—watch culmination of a [ back, excoriating Bishop Cannon, politan community, the Incident be 3,000 . • • 1,500 committee. ThiIlls fulfulll " comcommittei ittee I1 _«_____ whil«e ______waitin_g fmfo-r ____ offer; s Is so differ- major political John Manget, Atlanta dry leader, ing confirmatory. 9 must give its approval and then ent that he is unlikely to-, gpge^t by dis t-ur b ancej and others. Recall petitions were 4,000 . . . 2,000 the senate itself before Bankhead | with it. petitions me make a deposit in the bank • • • which has been circulated. Signatures came slowly. I A bottle said to contain a message 5,000 . . 2.300 packs up and leaves. - -r—— from Mildred Doran, who perished • And the odds on Capitol Hill are INTERESTING ITEM going on . ever but the mayor had offended organ - since Key went ized labor and the unions rounded in an attempted flight to Honolulu, EVERY pay day without 4-ttl." If you have not an interr. t-hearing savinp* account, you greatly. In his favor. News columns ceil of the capture to Europe with tip the necessary 5.000. Three weeks is reported to have been found. As The general impression there at Ventura of a load of liquor worth the touring may ago Dr. Daniel Poling, Maj. Ray ft rule such messages are bogus. are invited to open one with this strong,. tatewid- Bank. seems to be that while Hastings $4,000. The attendant bootlegger ors last summer. mond Robins, Robert C. Poff and representing merely the effort of Start now.—at a convenient Bank of America Branch. and his committee have-* worked went to jail. Such items always are He had been other dry magnificoes moved on j some idiot to play a joke. hard, and under the circumstances interesting- They incite-lo-curiosify considered pret*~ Atlanta? The -battle took -oir na-j m have done a good job, it Is all futile. I as to where the liquor went ty much of a tional interest as possibly a litmus The dog poisoner who killed the dry, but the test of prevailing sentiment in a dry faithful animal wont to guide Earl bouquet of Cha stronghold. C. Hotik; the blind singer, is too low Our Daily Pre-Easter Prayer teau Yquem, or The mayor is a 44«year-old lawyer. a creature to be described specifically something, over smooth-shaven with a deeply lined in a column embracing only terms BANK of AM ERICA in Paris led him countenance, and a ready .smile. He of proper suavity. I may express Our Father in heaven, who hast sent us a message to declare that has been mayor of Atlanta five mildly the hope he accidentally NATIONAL TRUST & SAVINGS ASSOCIATION of peace and reconciliation;-enaUe ws, ire pray, to acce.pl I MAYOR KEY "light wines and years and was getting along nicely takes some of his own dope and fol I beer are conducive to temperance." until those off-shift observations in lows his victim. It-rU-H HSftv£ the message and enjoly the peace that thy reconciling I While they gave him a regular Paris made trouble. Many of those love offers. May we find in the gospel its-riches of grace, I Bobby Jones parade when he re- rambling mayors, toying' with sole One extortionist has been found I turned, the Atlanta drys- were angry I Marguerey ana shaking ft nimble guilty in the, Los Angeles courts. " Through Jesus Christ, our Lord. Amen. and relentless. Grace Methodist 1 hoof in Montmartre, had to do a What the judge Intends, to do to The Rev. Ira W. Allen, D. D., Community Church, Brentwood Heights. church asked him to drop his Sun-J lot of explaining when they got him of course is not known, but it I day school class, which he had been I home. ought to be a'plenty. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1932 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PAGE FIVE
ESTELLE ZAWrpkV LINDSEY NJ-NCY &A-G& gu * AILEEN JLAMQtVr < ^ -^__M'_\^h_*^MUSL LACY -•-_- *M3_^NT_-REST^OM6N•^ ll.l..-.. .. .I- • - • . .M.- | • -Ml.-, „ . , , I,|. .|,|I " • • - \_ - •_ ^-_ - Dr. Soldan Talks Tuning IB With Our Children Club Juniors Providing By JAMES SAMUEL LAC- Planning Benefit Bridge Tea Affair To Sunset Hills MOTHERS AND FATHERS TELL For Four Needy Families HOW TEACHERS CAN HELP Club Gathering Yesterday I wrote as a teacher, Today's Recipes The juniors of Santa Monica Bay Womans Club are providing the expressing the view of teachers who entire means of livelihood for four Santa Monica famUies. The money Dr. A. J. Soldan addressed the feel that education can not achieve By MBS. ALEXANDEB GEOBOB with which this charity is carried on is running low, and Miss Louise | members of the Sunset Hills club its objective wlthojit the help of Lee, president, has appointed Miss Margaret Watt chairman of a com ! yesterday at their regular monthly mother-teachers and father-teach OBANGB FIE A FAVOBITB mittee which will entertain AprU 2 with a bridge tea which the young luncheon meeting In the Palisade's ers. I am writing Escalloped Ram and ttts women hope will be the largest.— tearoom. His experiences as chap today as one who Baked Potatoes • affair which--they have given this lain of Leavenworth prison were believes that all MuHi_u House teach ers-must Pear Salad year. The home and discussed by the speaker-.- - Orange Pie Coffee Miss—Lynn be—BiorkmanVa^eV, 32^5 Arrang—____e. Exhibit Lj—Mrs. Mlllicent—Jonas,—pianist. keep In closer. Georgina avenue, will be the scene played a group of Irish numbers. touch with parents Escalloped Ham and Ef ee of the party. There will be no ex Of Articles Made Shamrocks and other suggestions if children are to Four tablespoons butter, 9 tableapooni pense attached;—and the entire I of St. Patrick's day were used in be gu 1 ded to a flour. • cups milk. '_ teaspoon aalt. % j amount earned will be used for the decoration; thoughtful, s e l f- teaspoon paprika, '-, taaapoon ct—tttaw _ By Needy Persons rellant, helpful 1 tablespoon chopped onlpns. 1 tablespoons care of the needy men, women and Covers were laid at luncheon for chopped pimentos, l'i cups diced cooked children who are under the juniors' Mrs. W. Bert Scott, president; Mrs. adulthood. bam. 3 hard cooked esse, diced. care. The Santa Monica Council of The exhibit of articles made ftt Arthur Barlow. Mrs. R. IC White, During the past Melt butter and add flour. Blend I the Industrial 1center ofI the Santa Mrs. Amanda Hammond, Mrs. Nell !4 years I hav. e ) and add milk and cook until creamy Social Welfare has Investigate8 d KSr?S^i %IU ™'S_! these four families carefully and ^in^™'nl **SSi £r tte Carrol, Miss Emma Slama, Mrs. found that their needs are genuine, Teaa at wt?ch"nt?restec m d c.Uzens wUl S. W. Fradenburg, Mrs. Evelyn lllness and prolonged unemployment £ * *™ " Jt l7,»f?_» . ««•.£.« Godlno, Mrs. O. H. Coulter. Mrs. v-„i_, „ mad_ „ J c_. V.J, J.' .:„. I De guests next Saturday afternoon Odetta S. Shiplee. Mrs. Carolyn ^"g «****—situation fro£ 3 t 5 0.cl0ck desperate. —-=— Peterson, Mrs. Olive Hentershee, ents have written, Crumbs The public is invited to the affair, Given to acquaint citizens with Mrs. Leonard Shelley, Mrs. Carl Samuel Lacy to me. Below is One cup cracker or bread crumbs. 4 ta and reservations may be made by the work accomplished at the center Hall. Mrs. J. A. Ramsay. Mrs. R. H. presented what I believe to be the blespoons butter, melted. calling the clubhouse. 21308. Mlss.|wbere men and women are given Hammond, Mrs. A. L. Acheson, Mrs. composite opinions of parents re Mix ingredients. Sprinkle over top Watt has appointed six ticket sell- an opportunity to work in exchange IE. C. Sildorf. Mrs. Leona Lin.lcll, garding the service that teachers of ham mixture. Bake 25 minute* ln ing teams In order to-insure an I for food and clothing supplies, the Mrs. Jonas and Dr. Soldan. can render to fathers and mothers moderate oven. Sen* ia dish in extensive sale, and the winning tea is one of a series arranged by1 in addition to the actual work of which baked. Other cooked meat team will be presented with' a box & group of leaders in benevolent or- instruction. Class to Be Tested "If we accept the idea that educa can be used in place of ham. of candy. ' ganizatlons who wish all. Santa tion is a continuous process," the] Muffins The captains of these teams are Monicans to understand the plan in parents' voice speaks, "then the Two cups flour, 4 teaspoons baking vtw. as follows: Miss Anne Timberman, | operation at the industrial center. On Proverbs tat, '. teaspoon salt. 4 tablespoons suear, Miss Chrissey Stage. Miss Gertrude Assisting Dr_*»€torothy C. Smyley, How many Biblical proverbs do school must work with the home. 1 *_«. I tal milk, S tablespoons tat* you remember?-—The members I Teachers expect parents to come to melted.— —_ | Neary, Miss Marion Stout, Miss J_ee, chairman of the arrangements com- wili-ofl JI school when invited and confer [ Miss Ruth Hlldebrandt, Miss Cath- mittee, will be these hostesses: Mrs. Three members of the committee preparing for the benefit bridge tea which the juniors of Santa the First Presbyterian church Mix ingredients and beat two erine Mason, Miss Elizabeth Mc- E. J. Waddell, Mrs. Edla Tegner Monica Bay Womans Club will give April 2 In the clubhouse. From left to right they are Miss Margaret be quizzed on this matter tonight I about their children's problems" mlnutea. Half fill greased muffin Nairy, Miss Sara Elizabeth Laue, Swlnney, Mrs. Gordon Hoyt, Mrs. Watt, chairman, and Miss Faye Helmick and Miss Betty Walker, captains of two of the ticket selling | when a questionnaire ls distributed Parents Busy People pans and bake 15 minutes in mod- Miss Betty Walker and Miss Faye Alfred Black, Mrs. Ira Miller, Mrs. teams. . at the regular mid-week *meeting . | -But I wonder If it ever occurred I erfttc oven. Serve warm with butter. Helmick. Kate Fogel. Mrs. A. Dubey, Mrs. IjMan questionnairy proverbe s witarhe writteone onr oseveran thel | to most teachers that parents are Orange We Miss Watt's committee assistants A. W. McPherson, Miss Willie Mc- words omitted, and church mem busy people, too, and that in many) 0r). eup SUI_,.'.. a tablespoon* near ft include Miss Marlon Stout, pro Pherson, Miss Charlina Welch. Ashleys Hosts at bers will be expected to supply the Cases it might be easier for the tens&on salt, 1 cup orange juice. 3 -tablt- gram; Miss Hilma Swanson, refresh Club Members to Model parts that are lacking. teacher tO Visit the home and confer I spoons arated oranca tint, t tabltapoons ments: Miss Ruth Hlldebrandt, with the parent th»n for the parent »»t»r » tabiaapoona lemon _uie«. s ess First.of Series The meeting will start at 7:30 rolta l decoration: Miss Jane Barnhlsel. Psychologist Talks o'clock. to Visit tlW iChOOl. Isn't th«» time h * «*blespoon butter. bridge; Miss Josephine Kalman and I rrt £!_•____ _r fS VPIP enough before 0 o'clock in the morn- Blend sugar, flour and salt. Add MISS Suzanne Hackett, sales, and > * v *2___t_uj_ vjiitic Newest in Style World Of Home Affairs Ing or after S in the afternoon or on fruit juices, rind and water. Cook Miss Ruby McLaughlin, prizes. Following her talk on the for- Thirty-five of the most prominent members of Santa Monica Bay Saturday fcn teacher to visit the I in double boiler until creamy. Stir mation of desirable mental habits, womans Club will be the models for the fashion show which the March Mr. and Mrs. C. Leroy Ashley Club Calendar home or ft child who needs the help frequently. Add rest of ingredients | Mrs. Laura G. Crawford, director | and July committees will give in the clubhouse tomorrow morning at entertained Sunday in their home. of both parent and teacher? and cook two minutes. Pour into Singing Mothers of research in the public schools. ho:30 o'clock. Mrs. W. F. Barnum and Mrs. Leroy Ravmond are chair- 928-B Eighteenth street, with the "And if Johnny or Mary is de- baked pie shell and cover with the TOMUKBOW is just as fair to expect an excuse cocoanut meringue, Win Applause answered questions asked by moth- men 0f the fashion show, breakfast and bridge committee. Mrs W H. first of ft series of "at homes" which St. Patrick's Day bridge tea, Loy ers of the McKinley study circle Head is chairman of the style pa- . — they will give this spring. tained after school to receive help, it Cocoanut Meringue ola university, given by the univer from you as to Why my Child is late Three eaa whltM. VI teaspoon salt. I With the Singing Mothers of meeting yesterday afternoon at the rade which wiu include a demon- p„„OT,i- + ~ TV__«.._._- Spring flowers and suggestions of sity guild as a benefit for students' Santa Monica providing the mu- school. stration of what the correctly tTcXlGIlLS -O UlSCUSS St. Patrick's day were used in at home as to require an excuse for I tablespoons sweat. •_ CUP cocoanut. loan fund, 2 to 5 p. m. Public in tardiness at school. Beat whites until Stiff. Add sugar Meal program and with two depart- Mrs Crawford's talk was based on dressed child will wear this year. Gr-Vir.nl Fvr____r.a__.c_ decoration. vited. and boat Break Down Barrier until creamy. Add salt and ments of the public schools dem- her stUdy of child psychology and The Willette Boys' shop aand the OCIIUUI X-XpeilSeb The hosts were assisted by Mrs. 11 read 111 Sp i &.?.we c^Lc «?r5wf«r_5,nr?p ?- on her experience as a teacher and; Nalband Specialty shop will supply Necessity of reducing school ex , H. R. Brush, the hostess' mother, St. Patrick's Day potluck lunch "And when we meet I wonder if roug* ? *P <_} J"! *.-, f "SS student groups, the Jefferson Pan r you wouldn't try to break down theh ' ' mother, the smart frocks and suits which pendltures will be discussed by the and the Misses Grace Hester and eon and bridge, John Adams P.-T. in slow oven. Cool and serve. ent-Teacher association yesterday Those attending the meeting in Margie Lou Archer and Oliver Ar- Santa Monica Council of Parent- Ruth Bristol. - A., school cafeteria, 1 p. in., bene barrier that so often exists between I had one of its most interesting pro cluded: Mrs. A. A. Hopkins, presi thur Weber, both 4 years old, will Teacher associations meeting at Present were Dr. and Mrs. Brush, fit. Public Invited. us — that school-teacher attitude, ..ammmm»a**mmmaataammma*'mm*'mm*mam grams of the year, More than 90 dent of the McKinley P.-T. A.; Mrs. wear. 9:30 a. m. Friday in the auditorium Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Flte, Dr. that air of superiority, which pre members and visitors were present. A. W. King. Mrs. E. A. Cutler. Mrs. The Ruth Black shop is providing of the Southern Counties Gas com- and Mrs W C Morgan Mr and Second annual "Back to School" vents us from meeting on a common The Singing Mothers and their Irene C. Harding, Mrs. Paul Hed- night, Madison P.-T. A., at the ground and talking frankly about director, Mrs. George M. Pierson, the women's wear and the Weaver Ipany. . Mrs. Louis Brlois, Dr. and Mrs. I things close to our hearts. WHO'S WHO ricks. Mrs. Mira Schellhous, Mrs. Jackson Beauty shop will dress the Dr. George F. Harding, president Joseph Murdock, Mr. and Mrs. | school, 7:30 p. m. won their usual enthusiastic ap W. J. Maries. Mrs. Jack Percy, Mrs. hair of the models. "It would be fine if you could for- from plause from a delighted audience of the board of education, will pre- | Laurence Baileff, Mr. and Mrs. Cary get temporarily, your fine profes I O. R, Chittenden. Mrs. __ _. Ken- The models are as follows: Mrs. sent some of the problems by which McWilliams. Dr. and Mrs. D. K Nightingale P.-T. _. at the The demonstrations which were I ner, Mrs. L. Bracey. Mrs. A. Eller- Manley . Danforth, Mrs. Herman school, 3:30 p. m. sional training and meet us parents WILLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE from departments whose work is the board is confronted in making Bjork, Miss Madeleine Letessler, the I as co-workers. Establishing friendly Jmen, Mrs. J. T. Garrett. Mrs. F. S. Michel, Mrs. Carl G. Williams, Mrs. up the budgets for the coming Misses Catherine and Betty Grim, Singing Mothers of Santa Mon- I Froebel, Mrs. S. E. Scragg, Mrs. ica. rehearsal, 1 p. in., First M. X. relations as human beings, and not Worth Hathaway. Mrs. Morgan year. Mrs. Ernest Blenkhorn, coun Miss Anna Holohan. Miss Alice as critics, would make it much eas- included a group of women from Becker Dainard, Mrs'. A. C. Miller, Pattison, Mrs. ,C. J. Mendenhall, cil president, will lead the discus Hubard. Frank Crowley, Capt. Paul I church. After Charles R. Savage grad the adult Americanization class un- Mrs E B Baird, Mrs, Elsie Ray- ier for us to give your our co-opera uated from Santa Monica High Miss Josephine Macbeth, Mrs. Sar- sion. Perigord, L Humlston and the hostsFp Women's Benefit association. Odd tion. der direction of their teacher Mrs. mond j^ Hannah Ogden. Miss geant J. Richmond, Mrs. _____ J. Reh- School he entered Willis Santa Margaret Levitt, and an adult lip_l.Alma Abramson, Mrs. H E. Back, \__ Mrs. Frank J. Wagner. _____ Fellows hall, 2 p. m. "Then we would listen with an reading class directed by Miss | j^jrs L J Moffitt vo open mind to your suggestions about I Monica Business College. From Mary E. Rice. Both classes proved | ' | H. E. Cassidy, Mrs. Alice Duffield, Sunshine Society Prudence Penny Santa Monica Bay Womans Club, I our-children's health, about their Willis he of great interest to the association. Mra St. Patrick's fashion show, -break- | eating and sleeping habits, about was em- j I Selection of a nominating com Woodcrafters Will I Palmer , Mrs. A. E. Jackson?•£?, « [Will Give Party To Address Zonta fast and bridge party, beginning at curing their little traits of selfish played by ; mittee was the important business Elizabeth Flanagan, Mrs. Silas The Santa Monica Bay Sunshine Prudence Penny, well known 10:30 a. m. ness that have grown up like evil the Secur- - event of the meeting with this com Give Dancing Party Pruett, Mrs. A. J. Soldan, Mrs. Le society will entertain with a bridge newspaper writer, will be the speaker weeds, about building fine character, lty-Plrst Na- ! | roy Raymond, Mrs. George H. Hines, tea March 31 in the lodge rooms at mittee chosen: Mrs. Harold Hart. Pacific circle. Neighbors of at the luncheon meeting of the Aid society. First Presbyterian about helping them to choose wor t ional Bank Mrs. H. C. Moran and Miss Cora Mrs. Nelson Middleton, Mrs. Louis 215 Wavecrest avenue, Venice. Zonta club Fridajj taking as her I church, sewing, luncheon and bus-thy leisure time diversions. C. Lietzau. The committee will re Woodcraft, will entertain with a St. Blatz, Mrs. W. W. Sherwood, Mrs. ftt Pourth Patrick's dance at 8 o'clock tomor Mrs. James A. MacDonald is subject, "What I Have Learned 1 iness meetings, beginning at 10 Prepared to Confide port at the April meeting. Report Ernest Rowlatt, Mrs. Raymond chairman of the affair and Mrs. From Women." I a. ni., in the church rooms. Street and • of the February membership drive. row night in the Masonic hall. . .21 Hoyt, Mrs. W. Blair Gibbens, Mrs. * "Then we would listen to you with Santa Mon [Washington boulevard. Venice. Laura Leary is her assistant. With club members privileged to all our ears. Then we wouldn't mind revealed 15 new members. Mrs. M. M. Lyman, Mrs. Carrie C. The affair is a benefit and the bring guests, reservations should be St. Patrick's entertainment,. par ica Boule B. G. Miller, president, presided. Members of many of the circles Rouse, Mrs. Edla Tegner Swinney, confiding to you all our little hopes throughout the district will IM pres public is invited. All of the activi- made _ tomorrow through Miss ish hall of St. Mark's church, Ven and dreams and aspirations for our vard. This morning the Jefferson study Mrs. Richard Gandy, Mrs. Robert ties of the Sunshine society have as -Catherine L. Rathbone, president, ice. 8 p. m., sponsored by the Al- ent. All woodcrafters and their I Gandy. Mrs. Arthur Weber, Mrs. children. And we would gratefully "When the circle met in Lincoln park. "Child friends are invited. their purpose the enlarging of the I The luncheon will be at the Mira- | !___£ society accept your help In making those Welfare" was the general subject Dan Daniels, and Mrs. Ralph w. philanthropic funds. mar hotel ut 12:151 Security- a for today's discussions. The United Men's club, an aux- Kiewitt.' University Women's club, •book dreams come true. First Na- "And wouldn't it be fine if we iliary of the Neighbors is sponsor- '- section, dinner, 6:30 p. m., home Charles B. Savage tional Bank * of Mrs. John M. Connon, 1088 could get good news from school em plo y s Alumni Club Plans ing the party. "Rim .TIPS'. Firma Aid Log of the Good Ship Life Third street. ohce ln a while? What a thrill lt !: young people for their lnstitu St. Patrick's day celebration, would be for father to receive a'i _, H th 3—7—3 _._._.,»„ The music will be furnished by J->US1U_&S r IXIUB ri-iu By ESTELLE LAWTON LINDSEY note from school saying, 'We are i •tlon' "^ demand Personality! Summer Affairs a six-piece orchestra, the members Charity IOT Soldld'S Communications Relative to nil. Depart mem _Hon:n Ba addressed to Representatives of many of the of Guestwhichs belonmay gwea to rPacifi costumc circlese and. ft Many Santa Monica Bay business Estelle Lnivtor L-lnd-e. ir Carr ol This Paper p. in.. In Saint Clement's hall, pleased to note that your boy is ;. honesty, integrity and ability, past classes of Santa Monica high prize for the wearer of the cleverest firms are aiding the War Mothers Washington boulevard and Marine showing fine Improvement in citl- ','. In fact, the Security Bank re| school were present at the recent one will be awarded. in the campaign to raise funds with "E. M. P.," you can't be married to a man whom you have not mar street, sponsored by the church Al _.?-l?hi_,;'."0r.'M*lZ,ls °yfr^mlng her ;; quires of its young employees tar society. r meeting of the Alumni society held which to care for the needy families ried. So how can you divorce him? Can you leave him? You can. Are difficulties in arithmetic. "._._.» ... _ °. -•-.-_ _ in the home a 8 M of disabled war veterans. By selling you free to marry somebody else? As. free as the winds, and I hope you These are some of the things that i; that "»* possess the capacity gll Cazel, 10ft.°/i^ conte driS| ary Elitch Long Olympic stamps the Mothers are i leave him at once and forever. You have suffered enough misery to last Santa Monica Art association, so ! cial meeting, home of Eugene Mor- friendly, understanding p a r e n t s ;; for developing into executives, Westwood Hills rapidly enlarging the fund. half a dozen Incarnations, you poor, bewildered, lonely woman. However, have taught me. And I am thankful ;! and Charles Savage possesses Plans were made by the organi Visits Santa Monica The following Santa Monica I since there is nobody in sight for you alian. 1017 Third street, 8:30 p. m. Board meeting, 7:30 p. m. for those lessons. I have tried to\,\ „ , c»D_eltv and th_ .. __._.__ sation to entertain with a dinner Mary Elitch Long, owner of the stores have the stamps for sale and to marry, I suggest that you dlsap I were up against it. We are up pass on to hundreds of young teach- 1; jl ' ties," said R. _. Parker, owner dance and bridge party on the night famous Elitch Gardens, an amuse will turn the money earned over to pear so that when you get your against it now. I've gone to the ; next Job you 1 backs of stores and picked over the Leaders' training and general In ers whom lt has been my privilege '•'. of the Willis Santa Monica of June 15. A representative from ment center In Denver, and Caro the Mother.-- The Walgreen, Kolpin. to guide, this vision of education as each class will be chosen to serve line Lawrence Dler, writer, have Dobson, Miller and Rostlne Drug can buy some waste and garbage so we could eat. formation course. Girl Scout house, !! Business College. shoes and food, Oh, I'm- tired of it but when I com 9 30 a m. co-operative enterprise of both par on the committee .which will pre- been the guests recently of Mrs. companies: the Hammack Print ents and teachers. _pare the invitations. . Beverly Holmes, 440 Twenty-third I shop on Wilshire boulevard; the a bit of bed plain, he curses me and tells me to t-ma.M.mmM^mmaa-a^-a-mM.ma-ma^mammmmmmmm. [street. Nelly Don shop; the Temple Phar- cover and a de ! shut my d— mouth. And then he Many actors began their careers macy the Schafer Music Co.; Eg- cent areas. BB-" goes on reading and- cryi ng-over-fche in tht famous theater in the Gar-1 ger"s Dollar store; Montgomery fore you die you troubles of the peoie in the book. How's Your Health dens. Among them are Douglas Ward and Co.; the Mission store, ought to have a I have threatened to leave him and Edited by DB. IAOO C.AI.DSTON Fairbanks. Lewis Stone, Ernest Ocean Front; Anshutz Rug Co., little kindness in he says: 'Go to it. Who cares?' I Par the New York Academy of Medicine Truex and Maude Fealy. It is now Ocean Front; the Jackson Blair your life and you have only one dress to my name and the summer home of many stage Book store. Ocean Park, and the ought for once it cost me $1 and I have" a pair of IRREGl'I.AR TKETII stars. Club Pharmacy in the Elks builaing. to enjoy the shoes that somebody gave me. In order that the mouth may be money you have Sometimes I sit and talk to them. most efficient as an organ it ls es "-Style Glimpses worked so hard But they can't answer. Can I leave sential not only that the teeth be By AILEEN LAMONT to get without him? Please answer. I am all sound and free from decay, but also __•__! having some alone and destitute." Raerial Cable l)l.p_lrh lo Ihr Dull.ok Personalities and Incidents selfish male that the teeth be spaced properly Of course I'll answer. Leave. My and in correct relationship. . NEW YORK. MftTCh 16 (CPA)— By JESSIE HENDERSON Mrs. Undue* stand over you very soul "aches for you. Oh, say, oh, sffy! Maria Guy of Saeclal Correspondent ol the Ctaaiaa Oallaak and demand itl The story you Q—My best chum is in love with This state of perfection Is unfor Paris has thought up ft black velvet in ouyinq have told me makes me wish there j and going.to marry a chap not half tunately but rarely seen. A truly hat, a kind of draped turban with a HOLLYWOOD, March 16 (CPA) Staub continues to be the complete was an open season for stepfathers, good enough for her. Her folks are perfect mouth is indeed a rare prize. *t wc s flare of pleated velvet standing up Among the people who took pictures J Hi^s pictures are shown- In theaters- b«"own brothers who take the earn- all heartbroken. Her mother has Precisely what causes irregularity high on the right side near the back, you save in of Eddie Cantor unveiling a statue all over the country, I ingingss ooff theitheirr harhardd workinworkingg sisterslstcrs,, l talked to her, but she won't listen, in the position and relation of the and you wear the whole contraption and men who pretend sympathy I Many times the girl has asked me teeth still remains largely unknown. on a slant atop your head from right of himself here the other day was Filming tba big personalities of with such girls as you and then, I what I think but I avoid the subject Ralph B. Staub, who operates the the screen at home, at week and at Heredity determines the shape to left. It's what the French call a play is the specialty on which Staub having won their confidence, betray because I don't want to hurt her. and spaciousness of the upper and "line infinitely happy," for mercy's, ustnq only one-man motion picture studio , concentrates. He has met and pho- them. All of the boys are "hep" to this lower jaws, as well as the size of sake. in HoUywood. In the past eight years tog,.^^ every important movie Whatever JnitiaL mistake you chap and his ways. He is just full the teeth, and thus sets both the Hot and Cold BeiTCft.60DK,ll6RAfty Staub had made more than 400 one-1 actor since the silent era. With the made through youth and loneliness, of hot air, borrows—money from limits of the space available ana jWilh the notion of combining KT BAKING reel short features. He writes his what is to be gotten into that space warm and cool shades of the same aon •—.ot—-. _l anil Jiiiai.., own stories and gags, lines up the Frequently the two do not corres- I color, the London jewelers are co- Rosheen Lavender stars, sets as photographer, editor, pond 1 operating with enthusiasm. They I AV POWDER director, property man and producer A good diet, that is, one contain- "* making handsome brooches.-for and and, when necessary, supplies an ex-1 marks for tbem. About the only thing anybody can Insignificant job and never will be ing a sufficiency of vitamins and «W»P}e. of emeralds and greenish Phyllis Porter I planatory talk in his own voice. Bis favorite star ls Mary Pickford. gay for the chap you went off with mineral salts, as well as an ade- turquoise and also of any pinkish SAMEPRict able to support her. Please tell me stone be He has photographed nearly every "During all my years of making star jS that he had a good eye to bust- quale and balanced supply of pro-, I *______™M combined with. Announce the Opening of the what to do? M. C. rubles or garnets. premiere ln Los Angeles and Holly-1 reels." he said today, "I never have ness. You reared his boys for him. A.—There Is only one thing that teins. fats and starches, will go far wood since 1908. He has directed and found anyone more gracious than as I noted above. In return he did you can do. Put the facts before | toward insuring, proper development Patriotic Pretties 40 YEARS photographed more stirs than any Miss Pickford or more willing to co- not even support you. I wish there of the body and the teeth. Among the colonial tints revived ETTER the girl in such a way that she for spring gowns are Phllpse pink other man in the picture industry, operate, even when this involves! was space for me to give tht read- will be compelled to recognize them. Adequate care of the temporary although lie never has made a pic some trouble on her part. She's al- ers the picture of that man as you Suppose it does hurt her feelings? and Maria Gouveneur blue. The first ture longer than one reel, which ie or milk teeth is another factor is a soft blush tone, and the second OOK Library 15 ounces for 23Y ways on time for appointments, too I wrote it. But at any rate I can What or lt? To marry the man will which affects the position of the B 900 feet. Occasionally ataee the ad "The incident which confirmed me quote a little; hurt her more and very perma a delicate aquamarine. There also is vent of sound its has taken along as a Pickford fan happened at a »ajj these' years I have had to permanent teeth. Dolly Madison yellow, a fine, pale All the Latest Books MI-l-IONJ Ot POUND! UllO BV nently. She Is evidently infatuated Neglect of the temporary teeth, » OUI COV-ONM-NT with hia aa extra electrician or, tree-plant'.ng in a botanical garden, work hard so hard I have gone with the boy and kidding herself citron shade, as well as Elizabeth 3 CENTS PER DAY sound expert, but for the most part | Miss Pickford was guest of honor, i to work in a factory and worked into believing that he ls all he under the Impression ""that they are Monroe red. a kind st magenta. No Membership Charge and I wanted to get a picture other Jan dav on bread and water and not worth being treated since they (Copyright. 1932, Consolidated Press Ass'n) ought to be. I have -read your let are to be shed, may cause their Open 9-5—Evenings 7-9 planting that tree. Though she had when 1 came home in the evening ter through and no girl of mine a very bad cold, she took a shovel, pd find him on the lounge crying could marry that chap without premature loss and a disturbance in J Coining in contact with a 10,000 328 WILSHIRE BLVD. got down into a hole and dug outl book he was reading. Sev- the space relationship of any teeth volt cable, a swan ww electrocuted, over a knowing all about him. You will be that remain. SANTA MONICA. CAL. the earth Just so that the test would „^ time3 1 asked him to keep his » poor friend to her if you do not and Its body caused a short circuit be a success. When sometimes you've word and marry me but he alwaj s tell her all that you know and pro If a temporary tooth must be ex which threw tbe Rosbrlen district PHONE 21148 T IS interesting and significant that at waited a couple of hours for stars; said: 'Forget it, It's too late -now.' duce the proof. tracted, a retainer should be placed Of tiie Irish Free Stats in darkness. that didnt show up at all, you ap- But when I was not working we Q-—How loyal and nice of you to in the resulting empty space to keep I this time people are seeking music. predate the difference." . • arise in defense of the firm that the other teeth from moving out iCopyrlBht, 1932, Consolidated Press A._'_i> distributes the rejuvenating tablets. of place. Sacrifice for music education is amply I doubt if the" woman "who so caus The child whose temporary teeth WORRIED tically attacked both the firm and are Irregular should be taken to the justified in the minds of parents who have the agent—for the-price charged, dentist for examination and treat HfflVES needs these tablets as much as ment. the comfort and assurance of knowing that CIRTANF. prrvrnU term At vrlup- many others. My need of them Is This precaution and what may be ment—_ proven, dependable antl- •^!TL?!_e*t;vbut r rtUI rej°ic,e th»* Justly called prophylactic treatment mttii- far aafe. ticientlfie feminine thtn SSJLSPwJL more Joriu"^e will repay In trouble and money they are providing their children with a hr_rf«B_t< Convenient lo uar. K W 1 th Read what lte world fa room ape- hanni™£ L _,°. ^..f-" , '« saved many times the initial Invest- •ItstUts Pr, OM. ite Warmr, M. P.. I nappiness and the health that will nient source of happiness and joy that can never ] Medical science find* that when a certain. of BMbler, Neb . MJi: "I find come from~it A moutliful of Irregular teeth not I gland is weak, too much energy food C'fcRTANE the preparation MT ei- MRS. E. T F. only means an Invitation to decay be taken away from them. I tares to fat. So dc:tor» tbe world over rellence. for Feminine Hygiene. I I A.—Your letter was one of the or pyorrhea, but also a misshapen aho recommend II for Tailnat Irri kindest and sweetest in spirit that face and speech impediments. now combat that cause. Tbey teak te tations and dltcharcet because of has come to this column in a long I stop the fat formation, then help Nature Mt g oo I hi be and eacellen t antisep | time. I publish a port of it be • I take tiie excess tst sway. Starvation is tic properties. ^C'EKIANK Is en IS THE BEST TEA! tirety harmless and non-poisonous." cause it will bring before the dis • not required. Ask sl your drag, store t-t CF.R- gruntled woman another ahd a - That is the method employed in Mae* TAVE, complete Wtth applies tor kindly attitude. 0 A delicious blend of matchless quality. Rebok-Gripp Music Studios I mola prescription tablet*. People have and larse tube of %_% applications. Notr to 'Mrs. C Cat your eetu VIOLIN—PIANO I used them for 24 years—millions of boxe* •alf $J.M>. Beflll*. tt applications. We have a very nice letter here of colds with the siew CHOICEST ORANGE PEKOE er OREEN JAPAN. j of them. Nov in every circle slender »-_.•». KciulU guaranteed. from a parent who offers to loan FREE —• Valuable booklet. "What you a book for your daughter to Vlek Flan for bettor 1105 GLENDON AVENUE PHONE 33388 figures sbow what Marmola does. Bttty Married Woman Should M •UA-U-MTMfi t* IMU UOHAIUW Follow this proved method, this light Know." nailed In plain fvtl>» I read. It is by a Dr. L. E. Krause, **Tt-itTtf-rf-f_tMai WESTWOOD VILLAGE I method to reduce. 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-M LOCATION ON aCCEEN MEN TAG*1______4V-tS~r\_i]_yi€.s - . ROSEMARY SHUNS FOOTLIGHTS 'FELT LIKE HEEL' Reports that Claudette Colbert Richard Arlen, famed for being a Joan Crawford tt supported by plans to return to tbe stage tn the "an interesting pair of leading men immediate future were 'dissipated "regular guy," tasted the dregs of bl her newest M-G-M screen pro Double Feature yesterday < with the announcement embarrassment this week. At the duction. "Possessed," coming to the that the popular actress will leave beach he contacted a flaming red Fwc Rosemary Saturday and Sun New York, for Hollywood as soon as i sunburn, so much so .that .for day and with which that theater her new picture, "The Misleading j launches a new admission policy, of scenes in "Sky Bride." he had to I Lady." is completed. She is to start i apply powder, since red photo 25 eente—to- all performances, 10 Bill at Nuart soon on another production withi cents far children. Clive Brook. graphs black. "I felt like a heel The first. Clark Gable, needs no The public clamor for something using a powder puff with those Introduction to film-goers. He is new in motion pictures was abun Weekly air mail service has been hard-boiled aviators at the flying the sensation of the hour In pic dantly gratified last night at tbe established In Slam. field standing around," he moans. tures. One year ago. he was un Nuart theater, when "Union Depot," known. Today he gets more fan- the First National and Vitaphone mall than any male player in Hol production, starring Douglas Fair- lywood. He caught on with a ven- • ___*..._ . Jr. ***** Joan Blondell aa n»ll O Mil geance in such pictures as • 'Dance, t^j leading lady — auspiciously OCEAN PARK Fools, Danoe" and "The Secret opened its local engagement. Six" and has recently scored in I The breath-taking action of this TOMORROW Norma Shearer's "A Free Soul" H romantic comedy - thriller takes THE BIGGEST SCREEN EVENT IN MONTHS and Greta Qarbo's "Susan Lenox." place ln and about the confines of a vast railroad station, whose ever- changing throngs creates atmos phere rich in drama and human ~L_ TOGETHER interest. STATION REY 'Union Depot" is a fast-moving on the screen for the first time! Broadcasting modern story of real life—ttae kind that might happen to anybody any day in any big station. Tbe pic ture is kaleidoscopic in Its reveal ing glimpses of the actors in the passing snow of all humanity. Peo ple of all sorts and conditions, by its magic, become splendidly living and understandable. Touches -of- pathos are relieved by unexpected thrills, and by laughter that rings \i true. Folks leave the theater hap Charles Delaney, Robert Elliott and Salty O'Nell will be seen in pier than' they came, seeing the "Kathleen Mavourneen" at the Fox Criterion tomorrow. "THE KING'S world through rosier glasses. THE SCREEN'S On this same program are Sally WILSHIRE TWO BRI-.L..-V1 Eilers and James Dunn in "Dance Vibrant with the personality of a ACTORS IN A BUSINESS^ Team." a Liberty magazine four- new and lovelier Dolores Del Rio, THB ILL ING. A W. W. G. PLAY star feature. RKO-Radio Pictures' screen play, BAFFLING Friday Night at 8 P. M. "Girl of the Rio," Is now showing MYSTERY OF Trinity Baptist Church Clara Blandick. the Aunt Polly at the Wilshire theater. of "Tom Sawyer." has been signed Dolores Del Rio is a resplendent STOLEN JEWELS Tenth and California Ave. for "Clara Deane." and Edward woman, more beautiful and more AND HEARTS — NO ADMISSION CHARGE Van Sloan, the physician in "Drac- graceful than ever. From the reac YOU WILL VOTE ula." will play In "Thunder Be That comical character, Joe E. Brown, who now is playing at tion of the spectators it was obvious the Majestic in ""'Fireman, Save My Child." IT THE TREAT low." Paramount announces. that the Latin star had scored sen OF THE YEAR. sationally; perhaps with the best role of her career. AND FOR ST. PATRICK'S DAY —The role, that of a cafe -entertain MAJESTIC er In a typical Mexican border "IRISH MELODIES" ~~ f town, is particularly colorful in Also New Prices view of the setting with Its bustling Matinees 25c Industry of gambling games, Comedy "Hollywood Luck" and Metro News vaqueros and cowboys at play and Evenings love and the inevitable drama of ENDS TONIGHT 30c hates and passion possible only in this type of resort. The star makes the most of a role exceptionally -full of romantic moods WIU ROGERS and at times stirring melodrama. Sbe has, ln point of fact, attained a striking characterization as vivid _U»IH_}.«-?PLEASUR- and as apt to be remembered as her FROM role in "What Price Glory?" BOOTH TARKlNCiTOX'S "THE PLUTOCRAT" In support of tbe star are two ac Joan Crawford and Clark Gable, now playing in "Pos- "BOT KRRIENDS" COMEDY, "LOVE FAINS" complished actors. Leo Carrillo por sessed" at the Fox California. trays the role of Don Jose, the ETC. rc. blustering, vainglorious • boaster FIREMAN which Holbrook Blinn made so fa DOME You'll Never mous during his years of stardom John Barrymore and Lionel Bar Stop Laughing in the stage play, "The Dove." by rymore make their first screen ap SAVE MY Willard Mack. Carrillo- role, pearance together ln "Arsene Lupin," colorful French mystery He's a Panic! thanks to the able direction of TONIGHT Herbert Brenon,. has not been whit drama, which will be shown ______-t.30 CHILD tled down to unimportance as com three days, starting tomorrow, at pared with Miss Del Rlo's. the Fox Dome theater, when Will l-.l.D OVER IN RESPONSE TO PUBLIC DEMAND Rogers in "Business and Pleasure- THE SCREEN'S MOST BELOVED COMEDIENNE OF ALL- concludes -his engagement tonight. TIME IN MACK BENNETT'S HISTORIC PRODUCTION The picture, based on the Paris stage success by Maurice Le Blanc MABEL NORMAND in "MOLLY'O" and Francis de Crolsset, depicts the ENDS TONIGHT entertaining career of a debonair master thief who is trailed by an MARIE DRESSLER in "EMMA" implacable detective through tbe gay salons of Paris wltb Interesting STARTS THURSDAY THURS. ONLY details of the Apache underworld FREDRIC MARCH thrown ln for good measure. John WITH KAY FRANCIS AT A SPECIAL BT. Barrymore plays tbe thief, and his P A T R I C K'B DAY brother, Lionel, plays tbe detective. MATINEE AND Karen Morley, John Miljan and AOAIN AT 8:30. Tally Marshall also have important "KATHLEEN roles. STRANGERS MAVOURNEEN" High lights of the production are ALSO SALLY O'NEIL the clever theft of Jewels from a EPICS' magnificent chateau, the outwitting ZITABI" CHAS. ELLIOTT of detectives at a unique birthday IN LOVE" ETC. ETC., ETC. party which is said to have entailed | Lionel and John Barrymore come to the Fox Dome tomorrow use of the largest cake ever con in "Arsene Lupin." , trived for screen purposes, a dra ;-• ••'•:_m*m_m>rx _*/—.-—_yr^vmm:*-r^>._&.'.'.[_r:]_ matic scene in which Miss Morley —.. •vKa^ir-^.~**smam^^-&\&r*&£r ls compromised but ventures to I lose her honor in order to protect TONIGHT AND TOMORROW the attractive thief, the audacious theft of the famous, painting "Mona Lisa" from the Louvre executed by John^Barrymore with the help of an ingenious disguise, the detective's grim choice of deciding between the safety of his daughter or capture of the thief, and tbe escape of the lat- POLA NEGRI ter by way of the Seine river. ALSO The picture was directed by Jack COMEDY. "HER WEDDING 44 Conway. Nil.HT—MARE" In honor of St. Patrick's day, the A-WOMAN Fox Dome will, tomorrow, also "PAGAN MOON" present a special short subject, COMMANDS" "Irish Melodies." — "Hollywood Luck" FOX MOVIETONE NEWS and the Metrotone News also will be short subjects en the Fox Dome's new program. MAJESTIC The offstage comedy during the making of "Fireman, Save My Child," the new Joe E. Brown First National picture now at the Majestic TODAY AND THURSDAY theater, amounted to enough to make another full length feature GREATEST SHOW VALUE EVER OFFERED! She's proud according to dispatches from the Burbank studios. JAMBS SALLY The incident furnishing most of the offstage laughs was the burning of a pickling works. Everything on to own one that particular set went wrong at DUNN EILERS once with humorous results. Lloyd Sweetheart- of Bacon, the director, was unable to "Bad Girt" Modern Woman detests distinguish paid extras from the crowds which gathered to see the * ugliness and inefficiency studio-planned fire. An assistant director did his best to "help" the Dance Team with a fervor equalled only scene-taking by steering two car -loads of people away, when they Also by her insistence upon beauty really belonged in the action. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jr. Then the fire hose refused to and quality of service. work. No water Issued forth from in the nozzle in spite of the fact that t was turned on full force. The "UNION DEPOT" hose was abandoned for a moment, by which time the water had sud modern natural gas range bt denly began to spout, drenching everyone for .a hundred feet around Dolores Del Rio now is playing in "Girl of the Rio," at tbe It was ftnallytaptured with much Wilshire theater. _ Santx She can cook better and at less expense. difficulty. JT__ Monica.//v; These and numerous other inci It adds its own definite toucho f beauty to sny kitchen. dents, sueh as the refusal of the _m_ wind to blow smoke from the fire WILSHIRE BLVD. NOW PLAYING She is assured, always, of its dependability. across the camera lens wben that AT FEDERAL was earnestly desired, h*Ve been Brentwood Pbon. WLA SiST. TODAY AND THURSDAY collected by one of the cast. He Not his arms . . . BOT his men . . . nor his rifles A. She can proudly show it to her friends. claims be ls going to write a comedy with these offstage occurrences as ronight--R-chard Dix in "Secret Service" .. . could tame her! ... He, the bes' caballero foundation. WITH SHIRLEY OREY—NANCE O'NEIL Supporting Joe E. Brown in "Fire in all Mnico . . • flouted . . . scorned * • • man. Save My Child," as well as In subdued by a girl! the "comedy of errors." are Evalyn "24 HOURS" See the "ArtyZe" Magic Chef Knapp. Lilian Bond. Guy Kibbee Wltb Clive Brook—Kay Francis—Miriam Hopkins—Regis Toomey [Richard Carle, George Meeker and PORD STERLING COMEDY and PARAMOUNT NEWS 7 New model illustrated above. took lor Ir. . Bl - • Star Andy Devlne. -C LEO CARRILLO **— at dia Am*,• _• „ <_>•• A-ioct.tion on tho ro-go Thursday, Friday—-"Taxi," with Jamea Cagney, Loretta Young you boy. HAD WEEP-WEEPS (SANTA MONICA'S FAVORITE ACTOR) Being a "cry-baby" Isn't always Also—"Hell Below __.ro" (Wltb Cai vet h Wells in Equatorial Africa) ignominious. Four-year-old ','ora Sue Collins took financial worries, —Wfth— Sold on Easy Terms as low as $6.62 f>er Month from her mother this week by so doing. Her ' mother, from Clarks The Roper too • *• A splendid range at low cost, burg, W. Va.. was trying to make DOLORES DEL RIO ends meet by house-to-house sell # ing when a cal] came from the (A GLORIOUS STAR RETURNS TO THE SCREEN) 1 Paramount studios, Cora Sue hav- ' Ing registered for work. A tinv TODAY AND TOMORROW—BIG DOUBLE BILL -in- weeper was needed. Because the tot oould think of sad things and SOUTHERN COUNTIES Uob. sbe won tbe part from a crowd 99 of experienced film children. :• MARLENE DIETRICH *• "GIRL OF THE RIO KEEP CAMERAS BUSY Directed by Herbert Brenon . . . From Willard Fifty-five motion picture cameras :L "SHANGHAI EXPRESS** GAS COMPANY are constantly at work at the Para- ] Mack's Broadway Success, "The Dove" mount Hollywood studios. Four are! With Clive Brook and Anna May Wong ) | being used on the set where Carole Lombard and Chester Morris are And Jack Dempsey la "Can Dempsey Come Bark?"—Short Subjects ADULTS—ANY SEAT, ANY TIME. 30c making "Sinners bt the Sun."
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SANTA MONICS, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 16, 1932 To Run Special (Depression Aid 1 Wizard Control on New Buick 32-50 Moid Sedan Frigidaire Co. Auto Executive Architects to #) Train to Desert To Car Industry Outlines Plans f1 Submit Designs Espee Co. Announces Trip | 'Strange as It May Seem,' Dealers' Meetings to Be Competition Being Held] for Sunday, to Start Poor Business Brings Held Throughout by Chrysler for at 8 A. M. Many New Ideas United States Building Plans Descending upon the heart of the American motorists can well be DAYTON. O.. March 16'— The Six of the leading architects of grateful to the depression, for story of major economies to be ef tbe United States will submit de- California, desert, thousands of strange as It may seem. It was the fected through quantity buying of I signs for Chrysler corporation's Southern California-is will spend a low ebb of business during 1931 foods and the elimination of spoil : buildi-iii and exhibit at tbe Century day of sport and recreation on Sun that enabled—the automotive indus age losses when there is an elec [of Progress International Exposition day, March 20. according to A. J try to make the tremendous ad tric refrigerator in the kitchen will to be held at Chicago next year. An- vances that converted all the 1932 be retold In sound pictures, play 1 nouncement was made today that Rehwold. district passenger agent automobile shows into Veritable ex lets, lectures and convincing exam with tbe sanction of tb* American for tbe Southern Pacific, who today positions of progress. ples during March, when 15,000 , Institute of Architects, the corpora announced that a special train Joseph B. Graham, president of Frigidaire salesmen will be mobilized tion la now conducting a competi would handle the pilgrimage. the Graham-Paige Motors Corp.,! in 39 strategic cities to hear fac tion among a selected group of explained the paradox of better tory ' representatives "outline the eminent architects with a view to Leaving Los Angeiesjtt 8:00 a. tn., company's plans and policies for I developing a design for an exhibit the Suntan Special will make a fast cars at lower prices in a letter to 1932. run to Halcyon Valley, a few miles W A. Stlllwell, Graham distributor. of its own that will be-of outstand west of Xndio. -This region next "Many of the ideas that have] Announcement of the series oi ing public interest among the Sunday should he a mail of desert •gone Into the 1932 cars are the re- Iconventions was made—by E. 0.{ World's Fair attractions. bloom, with towering, snow-capped sult of the_lnltlat-lve_turnedloose by Biechler. president and general j The Chrysler site In the Century Mount San Jacinto as a background. economic conditions." writes Gra "manager. Four Hying squadrons. [ of Progress grounds is about a six- "The desert has become, a major ham. * headed by executives of the corpo acre plot located at UM intersection attraction to Southern Callfornl "It Is easier to get good ideas in This is the roomy, five-passenger family eight, with new Buick valve-in-head engine. Wizard control ration," will convey to dealers and of Lief Ericson drive and Thirty- ans." Rehwold said. "We who live times like these. One explanation of and modish 1932 body by Fisher that is extending Buick ownership into a new price field. salesmen from virtually every com D. S. Eddins, president and first street, facing Lake Michigan in the cities and day after day see the engineering development In the munity in the United States the general manager of Olds Motor and adjoining the Travel and scarcely more than the four walls last year Is the amount of talent Thousands of new car buyers are | confidence this organization, a pio ______Transport building, one of the larg of our offices and living rooms, that has been thrown out of work. Auto Dealers and taking advantage of the opportu- Display Models of neer in the electric refrigeration in- I est structures of the exposition. It must Inevitably feel the urge to get "Good niinds working on a spe nity for Buick ownership offered dustry. holds for the ensuing 12 Announcement was made today 51 is expected that the Chrysler build away from the clanging of bells, the cific job in a factory may not have Mechanics to by the low-priced Series 32-50 mod- 26 Airplanes Here months. the election of D. 8. Eddins as ing and exhibit will represent an els of the 1932 Buick line of eights, Backed by an aggressive .advertis- president of the Olds Motor Works, Investment of approximately $500,- screeching of sirens, the irritations time to think up new ideas. But let ing and sales program, to be ex band even the comforts that come to them be thrown out of their jobs Attend Program according to sales reports obtained A very Interesting exhibit of Lansing. Mich., manufacturers of I 000. from the factory by Goodrum -! plained at the meetings, dealers and Oldsmobile motor cars. Imposing List "ua as we-go about solving our mm—• and they start thinking up good model airplanes is on display salesmen will return to their locali ally well-regulated problems. The ideas to sell.— Santa Monica Bay district j Vincent, Inc., local Buick dealers. in the large windows of the This new honor comes to D. 8.1 The i litscts who will submit "Also, it Is easier for the manu ties with the knowledge—1031- was I designs for the development of this desert that we have in Southern automobile dealers and me With the total volume of sales of Guy C. Hammond, battery and the greatest year in the history of "Eddins from General Motors Corp. site are: Klie 1 Saarinen, of Birming California will bring to you a sense facturers to find capable men for chanics have been invited to this series advancing steadily as ignition technicians at 1428 electric refrigeration — a year in after two years of accomplishment of well being, contentment and research work at times like the attend an entertainment spon I spring approaches, one model alone, Second street. on the part of the Oldsmobile or- ] ham, Mich., who won second prize present." which close to 1.000.000 household ganizatlon under the leadership of I in the Chicago Tribune Tower corn- physical readjustment beyond reck sored by the Packard Electric the five-passenger 32-57 sedan that, The planes, 26 in number units were purchased in the United Mr. Eddins as vice, president and \*llJ_\™ ' n 192£; Holab£d and Root, oning. The desert air and the desert Co., which will be given is a feature of this series, increased were all built to scale by Har States, bringing the total of instal T sun, if only for a day, will bring to WIDENING NEARLY DONE Thursday evening. March 17. 50 per cent in the number of retail old Fate. 1441 Second street, general manager I of Chicago, who won third prize in the city dweller something that ev Widening of the Coast state high at the store of Guy Hammond deliveries for *the second 10-day lations to over 3.000,000, or 17.5 per Mr. Eddli-k has been associated the same competition; Voorhees, way at Capistrano Beach is prac and represent practically every cent of all homes wired for elec ery normal person instinctively Battery and Ignition Works, sales period of February compared model in use at the present tricity. with the automobile industry for wants and certainly something that tically, completed, state advices to 1428 Second street, beginning with the first 10 days. time. Including the autogiro. 24 years, originally as a retail deal [ who designed the Irving Trust all of us should have." the touring bureau of the Automo at 7:30 o'clock. "Last year Frigidaire built and er and later in executive capacities building; Paul* Philippe Cret, of bile Club of Southern California. This model, which Is the lowest j shipped 35 per cent more household Philadelphia, who won the Bok The principal feature will be priced Buick sedan since the days installations than in 1930," Biech with manufacturers. During the past. Philadelphia award in 1930, given a f o u r-reel talking picture, of four cylinders, is penetrating a ler said. "Each succeeding year has 14 years Mr. Eddins has been con annually for outstanding achieve "Live Wires." This is hailed new sales field and bringing Buick proved a better one for our industry. stantly associated with Oeneral ment benefiting the city; Roger not as the ordinary brand of ownership to a large class of buyers Public interest in three lower priced Motors Corp.„ promotional picture, but an who heretofore wanted a Buick but Housewives Like Bailey, of New York, who won the models recently announced, should In 1925 Mr Eddins joined the 1926 Paris prize of the Beaux Arts "honest-to - goodness" talkie, hesitated for economic reasons. It assist us in maintaining this steady Oldsmobile organization as vice Institute of Design; Henry Horn- made by an all-star profes I is explained. progress. president and general sales manag bostel, of Pittsburgh, who won with sional cast, full of drama and "This Buick '57' sedan Is a sturdy. "Our program is one of confidence er. Marked progress in the sales Eric Wood the contest for the de J Attention! humor, which at the same ! 3500-pound car, with ample adult not only ln ourselves and thc re standing of the Oldsmobile prod sign of the Harding Memorial at time tells an Interesting and Bisquick Product j roominess and built to Bilick's high frigeration industry, but ln what ucts resulted from his guidance of Marion, O. Kenneth Franzhelm of instructive story which every standards of quality," says Bob the future holds for the country as those activities during the period New York is acting as architectural dealer and mechanic should Vincent. "The 1932 model has been New Biscuit Flour Saves a whole." from June 1. 1925, until December, adviser in connection with the com ___ ALL CARS STOP AT see and bear. Increased In size, power, beauty of 1929, when he took over the leader petition. appearance and economy; as well| -nFime, Labor; in Pan ship of the company in the capac The project on which the archi as being lowered in price. The ity of vice president and general tects are working is described as CAR SALES IN wheelbase has been lengthened, the in 90 Seconds manager. follows: flv^-passenger body Is two Inches Detroit Busses During the period of Mr. Eddins" "Integral Part** CALIFORNIA ON longer and the eight-cylinder Buick Domestic science has developed association with Olds Motor Works, "This competition is more than an valve-in-head engine has been in modern cooking to a fine degree of Oldsmobile car.; have shown a academic architectural problem. INCREASE NOW creased to 82._ horsepower with speed and efficiency—^but when Bis marked rise ln public preference, The ultimate purpose of the project high compression, which the owner quick was an- from 17th place among all OLIS ln is to exemplify in the building de MILLEROIL CO. nounced in the automotive industry to eighth Registrations of new automobiles can have at no additional cost. Create Records sign and in'the display the progres in California during the first two "Wizard control, an exclusive Buick Santa Monica place during the year of 1931. A re sive spirit and moving force of months of 1932 were at a higher feature, brings unsurpassed driv and that it construction program, beginning in Chrysler Corp. The building is not Ulb Santa Monica Blvd. rate than they were at the close of ing ease to the '57.' It combines the would take Dodge Vehicles in Fine 1925, has been completed since Mr. just an independent and appropri 1931, Motor-Fax compilations show. automatic clutch, silent second only 90 sec Eddins' association with the Olds ate shelter for the display within, January -registrations totaled 6,- Syncro-Mesh transmission, and free I onds from Performances After mobile organization, and has given but rather is an integral pert of FOR 980 and those for February 5,317, wheeling. The automatic clutch Bisquick Three Years Olds Motor Works one of the new I the complete exhibit, which ensem compared with 5.269 for last De makes It possible to shift to any package to est and most modern motor car ble must be created In such a man cember. speed without using, the clutch oven to pre manufacturing plants In the coun ner as to excite' and retain public € pare biscuits DETROIT. Mich., March 16—Fig try ,vj even though the organization New trucks also recorded regis pedal. The new Syncro-Mesh trans —many wom interest throughout the- Century of tration gains, the figure for Janu mission with silent second gives ures just taken from operating and is. In 1932, celebrating its 35th birth Progress exhibition. Its conception 2 Qts. Good Western Oil 15 en had to be revenue sheets reveal that the Der day as tite oldest motor car manti- ary being 1,029 and that for Febru featherweight shifting and acceler shown. I must sound a keynote of pioneering ary 820, compared with the De ation up to 40 miles per hour before troit department of street railways' j facturer in America progress and engineering leadership € cember total of 817. shifting into high. The free wheel Today famous "flying red buses" have typifying not only what Chrysler A total of 2.847 new automobiles ing is instantaneous and entirely women are made transportation history. In Corp. has already accomplished but 2 Qts. Good Eastern Oil. 25 was sold in Los Angeles county In foot-controlled, requiring no push dls cuss 1 n * three years and four months of op Crest Route to Big also what may be expected of lt ln January, and 2,102 in February, ing or pulling of hand levers. Bis qu ick eration this fleet of 120 Dodge de the future development of motor Motor-Fax reports. New car sales among them- luxe buses has carried a total of Bear Lake Now Opentransportation. " c in Santa Monica in January and "Dual carburetlon, the Buick en selves at 17,312,912 passengers and rolled up The Crest route from Lake Ar gine • oil temperature regulator, in clubs, teas, In an accumulation of 11,860,993 miles rowhead to Big Bear Lake, San The corporation's plans provide February totaled 65 and 36. re sulated fuel system and the many that all drawings must be submit 2 Qts. Pennsylvania Oil.40 spectively. grocery without a single fatal accident. Bernardino county, ls now open to ted by April 2 and that the award [other 1932 Buick advancements are stores, as one Detroit's - red • buses- operate on JArrow -Bear Park, reports the tour presented in this sedan. It also has Betty Crock.r will be announced about April 15. of the most what, ls believed to be the fastest ing department of the National Au The jury of award will consist of € the famous torque tube drive that sensational moves by a manufactur city bus schedule in the world. They tomobile club. Desert Date Road gives Buick its train-like steadiness. three noted architects: Raymond er of flour. match taxicab speed on the city's Hood and Edgar I. Williams of GAS 9 PER GALLON In Good Condition "The new body by Fisher for the Bisquick has proved a success ln most congested thoroughfares. They DETOUR AT SAN PASQl'EL New York, and Albert Kahn of De U. S. Highway No. 66 Is In good '57' Is a counterpart of those for the Santa Monica because it has been must always make better time than A detour has been established troit, and four officers of Chrysler condition through Arizona, from more expensive models, with smart developed by a secret formula ln ordinary buses or street cars no around a wooden bridge at San Corp.: K. T. Keller, vice president ly sloping windshield, dual horns, the laboratories of millers of Gold matter what conditions may be. Un Pasqual on the Escondldo to Ra and general manager; B. E. Hutch t;'• WHY PAY MORE? Topock to Lupton, with the excep slim radiator shell, hood doors and Medal "kitchen-tested" flour, un der these circumstances the total tion of a nine-mile stretch which' is mona road via San Pasqual, Ban inson, vice president and treasurer; ALL OUR PRODUCTS OPEN FOR INSPECTION single-bar bumpers. The roomy in der the direction of Betty Crocker, mileage and the total number of Diego county, advises the touring J. E. Fields, president of Chrysler under construction just east of Se- terior offers_ fine upholstery and the noted Gold Medal cooking au [passengers carried without acci bureau of the Automobile Club of ANY TIME thority. [Sales Corp.. and F. M. Zender. vice I ligman, where a three-mile detour appointments, including the new in dent are regarded Os exceptional ln Southern California. president In charge of engineering. | Is In effect, according to Informa strument panel grouping all in According to happy housewives urban bus operation. Harry L. Miller tion received by the touring de struments directly under the driv the actual results from Bisquick Great Record partment of the National Automo er's eye at the left, with a capacious have been amazing. Their husbands The accumulated passenger total compartment in the right side of have been delighted with the fluf exceeds the combined populations bile club- the panel." fy, delectable, golden-brown topped of New York, Chicago, Philadelphia. creations that Bisquick makes. Boston. Detroit, Los Angeles and This new and scientific discovery Kansas City. The total mileage of banishes all the muss and fuss and the fleet Is equal to 474 times .the AU This Week— all chance of failure from biscuit circumference of thc earth. making. With Bisquick — there is nothing to sift—nothing to add but Continuous operation at high 9 " ""*"§*•"%«. X_i rates of speed ovar rough pave- t*^ r \_ _ V ,p*%f 5 milk pr. water, atul nothing.-to mix ments- subjects-- bodies, chassis and *~if § r T s in. all working parts of these buses to "Nature's Wonders ' 5 *S*i * Each package of Bisquick will unusual straining and jolting. .J*\ make 90 man-sized biscuits — an Brakes, especially, are put to the economy feature according to users. most exacting test. They must func r_A ,..._m^ m——m. ^ tion quickly and effectively to per mysteries • _». . ** < t mit maintenance of schedules, es pecially during peak periods when of the microscopic world X J travel Is heavy and traffic-congest s •J Use Tie Rubber ed. They must operate easily to pre in colors— •--»;;; rata: _r. r.. _rm._:-mm.tjtt; vent driver fatigue. Engines must have the power and ability to get the heavy vehicles and multiplied 200,000 times- load under way quickly. They must For Harp Strings have the durability to withstand made possible through continuous operation in this most For the first time in the long strenuous type of passenger service. history of musical instruments of One _____ the many interesting the scientific research of many people and many lands the I phases of this unique transportation automotive industry has con-rib- operation is that when pavements Mr. Herbert T. Strong uted a harp of surprising tone, I are the Iciest accidents decrease DONT BUY ANY CAR UNTIL strung entirely with automobile rather than increase. At such times, tire cords. J records disclose, drivers of other of New York City- Using as a substitute for the fin-1 vehicles are responsible for two-, est gut or metal strings, such as thirds of the accidents in which the shown in connection with have been employed for centuries red buses are involved, in harp building, super-twist auto- Regular Inspections mobile tire cords, J. F. Buckwell, Detroit's de luxe bus fleet is main- exhibits of gems, one of the best known harp mak- talned mechanically in much the YOU SEE BUICK'S 3500 LB. ers in the world today, has turned |same manner as rolling stock used semi-precious stones, out what musicians declare to*be Ton- the crack-limited trains and the most unusual musical inven model street car lines. Each bus un birds and butterflies, from tion in years. It will be heard in dergoes regular - inspection every the coast-to-coast broadcast of the 1.000. 9.000 and 15.000 miles. In ad Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., over dition each driver reports the exao> America's finest collections— an N. B. C. Red network this eve mechanical condition of his vehicle ning. when he turns it in at the garage at the Don Lee Building *995 SEDAN Several weeks ago representatives at the end of his run. Practically of the Goodyear talked with Buck- every working part is checked at the well, whose family has been mak- weekly or 1.000-mile inspection. Ev Seventh and Bixel Streets Enjoy ing harps in New York .since 1838. ery 9,000 miles the vehicle gets a They asked him If it would be pos special chassis Inspection and every Los Angeles sible to string a harp with Good, 15,000 miles a special engine Inspec Wl year super-twist cords. The veteran tion. M»CI *.m . »->• harp maker, interviewed In his small Many of the original red bus driv workroom hidden away in an ob-_ j ers still are behind the wheel after Lectures daily scure corner of New York, was du- more than three years. They are xs__ contro/y bious. Metal or gut cords had been! garde* as the most proficient driv at 11 a* m.; 2* NOW ON DISPLAY used so long. But he would like to] ers of commercial passenger-carry try it. ing motor vehicles in the world. 3, -4, 7:30 and As he worked he found that the Famous race drivers and aviators great strength and elasticity of have remarked frequently that, in 8:30 p. m. super-twist made such a new mu- their way. the red bus pilots are as sical instrument entirely possible, skillful and alert as the much pub- He used single super-twist cords fox incized .aces of the air and race the highest-octave, and then wound courses.". GOODRUM & VINCENT, Inc two, four, six and eight cords -to- j Bay District Motors Co. gether to make the strings for the lower registers. Buckwell admitted I Walker Pass Road CADILLAC AND LA SALLE DEALERS FIFTH ST. AT COLORADO, SANTA MONICA his astonishment when the harp brought forth real music. In Good Condition 1115 Wilshire Blvd. Phone Ml 66 Harpists • and other musicians Road "conditions from Bakersfield who heard the Super-twist Harp, to Mojave, via Kern River canyon commented on the fidelity of tone and Walker Pass, are good at this and durability of the strings. I time, reports the touring depart - George Lyons 'will play it in tbe I ment of the National Automobile radio program this evenin-r. *t-_S. m» m_*mwmwtmm wpam *mw
FVT_N.TNtt OtITI.OOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1932. JPAGE EIGHT By WILLARD Sonnysayings MOON MULLINS MR. MAGERINE SENDS HIS SYMPATHY Sundown S t o r i e s Bf FANNY y. CORY By MARY GRAHAM BONNER THE PLAN 'Did you ever hear of the Vik ings?" asked Surprises, the Magic Maker, as he met them Rt the foot of the magic path. "Sure," John answered prompt ly. "They were great sailors wild lived in Norway and who traveled everywhere." "That's - pretty good description," Surprises answered admiringly. "My plan, for our. next series of adven tures, is to turn the time back a thousand years or so, and follow the Vikings on some of their trips. "You see," Surprises continued. "I've been thinking lately of some of the old Norse tales of explora tion, and some of the history of those old times, and I've outlined some of the trips we'll take with them—some of the more important voyages." Now the Magic Maker had turned the time back over a thousand years and -they found themselves ln Norway, along the seacoast. How I guess the kittens has all the old-fashioned and simple it looked! help they needs! I better be They all seemed interested in hollerin' "Help" fer Nippy— fishing and in the old looking boats that were 'along the water's edge. The boats were very narrow and not at all deep and they had oars at A QUESTION By JOHN C. TERRY tached to them. John thought they SCORCHY SMITH looked unsafe for use on such a wild sea. /OlSBKE "We're going to do something a bit different," Surprises said. "I've <£Y, _rOmt__ttm_io^ uio-K. got a much stronger, larger boat, "T?.e PtaiSOWEBS <9uT IM TfcO and we're going to follow the Vik He»T so* - -rfcxe Tfttn .mere. ings as they set out to sea. To TU_ &0*>r_0 MOUSE- THeY "We'll feel safer in this way and Cf,il tttttt. IW OOroir-ftM I'm surrounding our boat with some of my invisible mixture—a kind of magic fog—so they will not see us. We'll only see them," "It will be like having an invis ible cloak all about us," Peggy said, and Surprises agreed. PECULIAR APPEAL The aged father of Mrs. Judd is circulating a petition to have her sentence changed to life imprison ment. Notwithstanding that accord ing to the laws of Arizona she merits the utmost penalty and that public sentiment agrees, it is going to be hard for any one to whom the pe tition is presented not to sign it. ALREADY THAT WAY Dr. Millbank Johnson says that it MSrit* •^mimm ONI is time to become hard-boiled about 1&i **__ taxes. This refers to the taxpayers. \tJ_*£**>_fki amvt eaa y-*afl_ The parties of the other parts al n'#r-t>- rAMtt, DIANA DANE A DIFFICULT DEDUCTION By DON FLOWERS ready are that way. mtmaittr VAL, MlSS,PM ATjeviM' T» Teuu ITMEN TWE «OAP IM "TV.E* MOMENTOUS ERRORS Vfe BET I KIN, L_ MlW>LB IS TMB RttaHT -"CAN VOU PL-ASfc1 Miss. 1 KNOVS VB/ TH'ONS ON TM'USFT IS TH' VI-ONff ROAO, AN' TI4* ONE. ON TH' — ONE, ISN'T IT? nwtMir u *«f * Teti- Ms THE VAV [THESE PARTS LIKfi T_ A BOOK, I PO. R.GWT tS Tfcie VRONS gQAP, A** "" To Tns CITY, MISTBR?! -»-VEF>-VE BE L RlffWT MISS! MOVh DIO VE. GUE55TT?
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MARKET REACTS TO New York Curb Stocks And Bonds
^ DIVIDEND REPORTS NEW YORK. March 16. UPt—The NEW YORK, March 16 .... — | DOMESTIC BONDS stock market was in no mood to The curb showed narrow changes High Low Last High tern I overlook, further adverse trade and Comwlth tt so .30 today in a turnover of moderate Goldman Sachs ..__ ... 2'a 2*8 2.', Ala Pow 4fts f SS',* 82', Congoleum-Na 1 .. proportions. Cit Atl _t P nv 6ft b ...139 *136 lit 139 Alumln Co Is 53. 85ft Si dividend news today, and prices Consol Gas 4 Gulf Oil Pa . .... 28'a 26'.'a 27 Am Cmwlth Pw 8s 40.... 3ft '____• I slumped rather decidedly, although Cont Bak B Utility issues were dull. United Am O & K 5a 2028— 84 83ft Trading Turns Dull As Stocks Decline trading remained quiet. Net losses Contl C__ 2ft Light .__ Power's report- for the year II Am Pow -Lin 2016... 73 74 _7 44', 44. 44% in the more active issues ranged Contl Ins 2.40 .. 1931 showed a rather large reduc- Humble Oil 3 Appalach Gas 6s 45 B.. lOtt Monti Mot Appalach Pw 5s 30 . 90 When Called On' To Assimilate 1 from 1 to 3 points, with a few wider tion in net. but the "A" shares were Contl OU Del s Ark Pow __ Lgt Ss 58... 83 j declines. The closing tone was Son; I Shares .... Inactive. imp on Can •% 8 . ASRO Elec 4'is tr . . 33 heavy. Transfers approximated 1,- Corn Prod 3 Attention was directed to the pe- I l'i l's sft Asso G St E 5s SO __ 31ft Further Unfavorable Actions Colv . troleum group by publication of ins Co N Am 2 .... 38 38 38 Asso O St E 3s 88 ._ 500.000 shares. Internat Fet 1 10 10 10 31 Curtlss-Wrlght ,. Gulf Oil's results for last year. The Asso O _ E 4 ft§ 49 C... 29V, Macy tumbled more than 8 pointe Curti-i-Wrlght Inter Sup Pow 1 10 10 10 Asso Tel UtU 5'is 44C_ on net~1PSS of more than $23,000,000 Inter TJtU A ...... 48.J Bv CLAUDE A. JAGGER reduction of the quarterly dlv-' 7*4 '*_• 7*4 Bell Tel Can 8s ST B .. 93.J itai Superpow A Us Associated Press Financial Editor Wend to 50 cents from 75. Santa Fe caused the stock to react moder Ht —*% Cent Pub Mrr Sfts 49.. ately. Cent St El S'is 54. 9 ~ NEW YORK. March 16. MV-The stock market was called on todav to dropped 2 points, and Union Pacific Cities Ser Ss 50...... _ about whll Little or nothing happened among 39ft assimilate further unfavorable dividend actions and reports of lessened *• « Chesapeake _fc Ohio Lone Star Cms 6tt 6ft Cities Ser Pw S'is 52... the industrials and specialties. Some business activity, but turned dull on a generally moderate reaction. Losses, sagged a point to a new low. Consum Pow 4',is tS... selling occurred in Aluminum of -M- **§ while general, were mostly small, although some specialties reacted United States Steel lost nearly 2 Mid Weet Util S'-f . 2'i 1 3 Cont Oas _ Bl Ss 88 A America. East Utll Inv 5s 54 A. 53ft sharply. The carrier stocks bore the main burden of what little selling points, as "Iron Age" estimated steel Mo Kans PL 9 16 tt 9 16 Elec Pw & Lt 5s 2030 94 appeared, with declines of 1 to over production this week at N- Empire O 8c R S'.is 42.., 62ft Firestone Cot M Ss 48 24tt 2 points in Santa Fe, Union Pacific, ti i of capacity, off 2 points. STOCKS Nat Avla . 3ft 3ft ttt Delaware & Hudson. New York Kreuger & Toll again accounted Nat Bond Sh 1 .. 21', Sl 21 Fla Pow & Lt 5a 54. S4.5 A Nat Fuel O 1 .. 12ft 12'i 12", Gatlneau Pow Ss tf 747.2 4 Central and Canadian Paclfle. for a large portion of the turnover. High Low. .Laat Oeo Pow 9s 67.....—._.- 8#8 What Market Did as it was heavily sold on the an Alum Co Am Nat S T Sec A 60a .... i.i 1 1 Breaks Five Points 47' _ 45'a 46 Newmont Min 11 11 11 Olllette 5s 40 ...._.... 73«2'%i R. H. Macy broke more than 5 Wed Tues. nouncement that it would not be Am Cll PSl.B ..— 2+r '-t'-B —2«T Oulf Oil Pa Is 47—...-__. 94ft Number of advances. 82 146 A in C Pow A . 5-16 5-16 N Y Tel 6'j pf fift 114 114 l'« I traded in Stockholm with the re- ft Mag Hud fow .40 6 Indnapls P&L 5s57A 92tt . following reduction of the dividend Number of declines- .. 365 284 Am Cyan B . 4ft 4'. 4ft . «'. ni pow&Lt ssssc . .... 73 ft to a $2 annual basis. United States Stocks unchanged _124- - 149 ' opening of that exchange Monday. Am It Fgn P war Nlag Hud A war s 3»s 3ft 3ft Ning Shares Md .20 . - 2.••s 2'ft4 ft Insull Util Inv 6s40B S*_ Steel confined its loss to narrow 'it reached a new low at 1ft: Amer Am Gas Ar El ,1a 32 ft 33 32 »v*Inter l Pow Sec 7..57E 80 Total Issues traded .571 379 ican Telephone, Allied Chemical, Am Sup Power ..-.. Jft 3,i 3ft Inters Pow Ss 37 S1_k proportions although trade' reports Appalach das -P- j DuPont and Bendix were among is 5-16 Parker Ruat-Pr 3 .. 47", 47»_ 47ft Jersey Oent PftL 4'/,61 84 ft r—V* placed current production for the MARKETS AT GLANCE Ark Nat Oas Pennroad 2ft Kop GaaftC 51 50 industry at 25 per cent of capacity sues off 2 or more. Ark Nat. Oas A .. 2 2 - t*l at. ntt Stocks heavy; motors Pilot Radio A .. 2., 3.1 2., Mass Oaa Ss 55" against 27 per cent last week. St new As OAE! A 5f ... 3 2ft Pitney Bowes i%t 2', ltt Was PowftLt Co SR3T 88 em 1932 low, Tal Ut If -4— . aj_ —Announcement that—the Stock H —Bonds lri eg titer.—Iuteiuationai U-l 4'u Nat PowftLt SB2030B 79 STOCKS Allan Utll 6*. Pub Ut Hold xw • ft tt TO holm stock exchange would suspend Match Issues slump. 'lt Nat Pub Ser 5s78 .....-_ Curb heavy; oils sag. A' New Eng G&E SsSO _l 34*'« trading in Kreuger & Toll when it -R- 60 Foreign exchange steady: Scan Blue Ridge _—_. lji itt 134 Rossla Intl NY POW ft Lt 4 ft67 J reopens next Monday brought dinavian currencies higher. Adams Exp _| Blue Rlrdge cvt pf3h 25 V, 25ft 25 ft Nor Ind PS 4ft70E _ Air Reduc ... PM OftE 4ft MP 81tas t further selling into that issue, sev Cotton steady, earsler stock mar Brar Tr & Lt 1 12.. 12ft 12ft! -S- ket: local selling. Alaska Jun ', .. •o™ St Regis Pap - 4'i 4ft 4'» Pac PftL Sa SS ,,, ,. SS78'. i eral blocks of 5000 to 25,000 shares Alleghany Pae Wast OU 6ft 43 .. 63Vi Sugar steady; steady spot mar uCn Marc Wlrle . lft l'i Sali-Cr Prod 1 3ft 3ft appearing on the tape. ket. Al Chem tt Dye ltt Seo Allied Corp n v 1.. 6ft *f6ft ttt Phlla El pow 5.472 „-103*i 103ft l
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-2AGMEN EVBNltf _. OUTi-UU__, SA.NTA MONICA, UAl_-U.U_U>llA WJ_JJJ«J_;SUAY., MARCH 16, 1932 Ely Culbertson's Bridge *^aa%*!Joan Bennett in Gunman on Trail I cCopyright. 1931, Sr Culbertson. World's Champion Player and Greatest Card Analyst) Stamp Club Host Los Angeles, Long Beach and Re New* of Venice District dondo officers of Eagles lodges are CATCHING AN I'XCATCII ABLE KING expected to attend an initiation CULBERTSON ON TRONTRACT .. meeting of the Santa Monica Aerie, Clad in a pair ot soiled overalls, CHITO SOUGHT AS When -the Dummy goes down of hearts eliminating all hearts tonight at 8 o'clock at the hall at TAX DODGEB Of U.S. Receiver To Uncle Josh' Wife's Role Again la burglar entered the home ofO.V. showing three trumps to the Acefro m the North and South hands. Main street and Ashland avenue, Ettore Chito, alias Augusto Er- and the adversary sitting at the Fortunately, he found an even dls- Sam Seiff, president, announced to- Anderson, '730 ft California street, cola Sasso. asserted Los Angelea! right of tbt Dum tribution of the suit. Next he led Philatelists Entertained day. „ Film SMUT Becomes Bride I Venice, and left later dressed in avic e baron and reported successor Mortimer Claims Murder my holds four the Ace and King of clubs and East Ten candidates will be initiated. I suit belonging to his victim. An to Albert Marco, was charged with Attempt Followed His trumps to thewa s compelled to win the third Frederick Brillings. well known Bev of Gene Markey, Well derson's gold wrist watch also was failure to Have filed an income tax I King, he would round of that suit. The cards re With Monologues by return for 1928 in an information erly Hills business man, and Charles Known Author [worn *by the burglar and under the Refusal of Bribe consider it as cer maining in the various hands at this Radio Fan*' Favorite Emmerson, Santa Monica manu filed yesterday in the United States tain as the truths time were: latter's arm was a package contain district court. of the multiplica facturer, are among the candidates. (Continued From Page 1) (Continued From Page 1) North P. M. Mitchel, known to South The drill team from the Los An ing two shirts and underwear. Chito was shot by a mysterious | tion table that the A A land radio fans aa "Uncle Josh," geles aerie will have charge of the Hoping, perhaps, that Anderson assailant in hia home on Washing It was the first time in my King of trumps reported engaged to be married. must make a trick *t was guest speaker at the meeting ceremonies. Following the dinner En route from New York Markey would not feel the. loss so keenly ton boulevard. Venice, several years of banking experience that I • of the Santa Monica Bay District and initiation, an educational mov unless he were had met anytWnff o; foolish enough to 4. Sump club last night at the Eve ing picture will be shown as an en had eloped with John Gilbert, the, . I gjSSSK tSftX^h-SSt'and the subjec —t is most distastefu *"• —l West East overalls behind to replace cover a lead from K ning Outlook assembly hall. For tertainment feature. Bay district most famous of the then current where he was being treated. Au Mortimer said. *• A — seven vears Mitchel was on the staff Eagles are invited, the announce what he had taken. The stolen thorities have not been able to find Bares Bribe Offers the closed hand. However, my good tt 10 screen lovers. .property wu.valued at $66. The him since that time. ¥ — of radio station KHJ, and later was] ment stated Markey returned to his train and marauder used a passkey: He declared a close friend was of l.'.end. Philip Leon of Cleveland, • — • Q -on. the **_.* of station KMPC. Last It was charged in the informa fered $40,000 to "see Mortimer and demonstrated recently in a cham *%> — * —- headed for Hollywood with the sin- - ______tion, filed by Assistant United [ pionship match that a King so South night he gave three monologues, gle intention of writing for pictures. I TWO ARRESTED get-him in line." The same week 1 "Uncle Josh at the Barber Shop." Man Believed Killed States Attorney Thomas, that Chitoi i another friend of the receiver was situated is not always safe—The *m I" 9 John and Ina Break Up FOR AUTO THEFT should have paid the government - f _.._ _. ooo to nersuade Morti- bv Carroll Stewart. "Colored Wed The Gilbert-Claire romance later 0IIere1 ff t rdf s MX0 play of the hand was extremely f — ding," and "Whisperin' Bill." In Attack by Wolves James McBride.. 20, of 1516 Elec $2,400.01 ta income tax for 1928, mer to suppres* s certain information, interesting and most unusual. Mr. GRASS VALLEY, March 16 -__..>-- ended in the divorce courts. tric avenue, and Tony Williams. 21, which was not done. Thomas stat 4 — Four were admitted to the club Markey arrived in Hollywood a_ he stated. It was understood most Leon was the only one of twelve The body of Frank Stewart, Oak of 533 Brooks avenue, were arrest ed that Chito's Income for that year of this money was to have gone to players holding the South cards to East must lead either a diamond te members. Tbey were Joseph Reg- ..-.-.„—•• — nVi, '--_ •--> here th" ed early today at the latter address was $34,467.71, as discovered land mining man who disappeared T make a game on the hand. or a heart and West was helpless. enberger and Roy Simpson, of Santa _-Caj__i{}.[<• - - Wf»'q'«-'> TV on suspicion of grand theft of an through his bank account. the receiver. on a snow trail near Ciuco, in the "Needless to say, the gesture failed The Hand: South trumped with one of his Monica, and Carl Ruf and A. V. - r;<>,_'.— "—**"*».! A* nir.. automobile. The arrest was made It was stated by investigators of North and South vulnerable. East equals and whether West over Whipple of Venice. High Sierras, last January, was ____ ct-i'one~n ~ •-'-..# -oon everyby Detective Lieutenants Christen- the internal revenue bureau that quickly," declares Mortimer. found yesterday, a report to A. M. Soon afterward, a shot rang out and West not vulnerable. trumped or not, he could not take Regensberger. widely known phil- where ln Paris with Constance Ben sen and Bowers of the Venice po Chito said his income was from the trick. Holmes, coroner, said. The body nett, whose first husband was Phil lice division upon information that | betting on horse races. Asked in front of Mortimer's home one North "gel-Sl. who recently moved here nl ht he said and A 6 5 A dangerous situation in which from Albuquerque, pu. up an 1867 had been mutilated by wild animals. Plant. New York millionaire the pair were wanted by the Cul about the names of the horses he - - . M» tail_et-pierced A The fact it was found close to the Markey and Miss Swanson began 1 ver City police department. Both Is said to have mentioned Man o' the window pane of a house closely V K J defeat seemed absolutely certain had Hen cent stamp for drawing by the been turned by accurate play into a Club members. C. P. Nissen was trail led officers to believe Stew going places together, but this did later were turned over to Detec- War. who hasn't raced for several adjoining his own. He said a man ~~T 8 4 3 art may have been attacked by a not last long. Meantime Miss tive Lynch of Culver City. resembling him had been sitting in t* 6 5 4 3 glorious victory- The student will the member who had the lucky years. I the window a few seconds before the Wei H East note that the line of play adopted number wolf pack. Swanson divorced the Marquis and | 2 she married Michael Parmer, inter shot, was fired. . ** K 7 4 3 by Mr. Leon had nothing to lose While declaring the federal grand V 8 6 4 £ 7 9 3 and everything to gain. If West nationally known sportsman, while 9 io ruffed either a heart or a club, he —Z the Marquis married Constance jury was not concerned at present • A K 9 • Q J 7 6 5 with reports about state receiver * 8 7 2 A Q J 10 was only making a trump that he Tonight's Radio Highlight! Bennett. Wets Get Ready must make if the distribution was Police Study Old ships of the defunct company, Sam- South Both the Marquis and his wife, A such as to permit him to do this. If. the bride's sister, were present to- uel McNabb, U. 8. attorney, intl* n J 10 9 8 mated today that numerous other %* A Q 2 however, he held three hearts and Tonight brings back to dialers one of radio's most colorful person day. three clubs and was not able to take The wedding was the first for j indictments may be returned by the • 10 2 alities when Norman Brokenshire. the first of radio's original "Four Horse federal body in connection with the A K 9 the last round of clubs, the line of men " returns to the air featured in a new Columbia program with Wel Markey, a graduate of Dartmouth For New Effort] Kidnaping Cases JL play adopted by Mr. Leon must win collapse of the concern. The Bidding: come Lewis, contralto, and Nat BrusilofTs orchestra to be heard every I and a resident-of Evanston. 111. It (Figures after bids in table refer and it was the only possible play in was The second for Miss Bennett, Fish Brothers in Prison which 10 tricks could be made by Wednesday night via KHJ at 7:30. Brokenshire has been heard of lata It was a federal grand jury which to numberec explanatory para- BV means of electrical tran- who married John Martin Fox, son Majority Not in Sight, Hope to Find Lindbergh the Declarer. only 7:30 P. M. of a Seattle millionaire, in 1926 and Indicted Frank and Roy Fish, graphs.) KECA—Marching Through (N), \_ hr. former heads of the company, who South West North East scription. KTM has been releas divorced him in 1928, shortly after But Record Vote to Clue in Musty Record TODAY'S POINTER ing on* of his series called "Macy KFI—Lights and Shadows. the birth of a daughter, Adrienne. now are serving long terms in San IA Dbl.( 1) Pass" 2) 2* and Brokenshire." Brokenshire KFWB—Old Friends: Phil Carr, V* ttr. Playa Opposite Father Help Campaign of Other Offenses Quentin prison. 3* (3) Pass 3*«> Pass After the first Forcing Takeout, it KOEB—Long Beach band, 'a hr. .• (5) Pass Pass Pass is not necessary for either partner builds most of his program, •care KGPJ—Charlotte Woodruff; orch. Teh same year she was divorced | Following their conference yester (Continued From Page 1 1—West s Double is not sound. to force again; it is a part-of the fully prepares his continuity, and KHJ—Norman Brokenshire; music (C) from Fox she opened her stage ea-l (Continued From Page 1) day on -Judge Archbald's order North and South had a good then amid natural clowning in the KMTK—Jeanne Dunn, blues singer. reer by appearing opposite • her that the three Jurists "work in Forcing principle that the bidding studio unleashes such spontaneity 7:45 P. M. holic content of beverages within A chisel was found beneath the chambers" until charges against chance of getting into the wrong must be automatically kept open KFI—John Vale; string trio. father ln New York in "Jarnegan," its own discretion. The truth is the declaration, namely, a game bid until a game is contracted for. It is that the stop watch directors get the a satire" on Hollywood. Lindbergh window. I them were cleared up, the other jitters. He rarely goes through hts KPOX—The Three Vagabonds, V* hr. supreme court never made any such Convict Interviewed members of the judiciary adopted a in notrump, if West had passed. most advantageous to derive full KHJ—Mvrt and Marge (Cl. Considine saw her then and signed statement. WV,at the highest court However, West started to create benefit from partner's responses at script the same way twice and every KMTR—James Newlll; orchestra. her to a motion picture contract. Col. H. Norman Schwarzkopf, resolution expressing full confidence performance is a new show for him. S P. M. did say was that in fixing one-half head of state police, said no official in the integrity of Judges Guerin, the impression of greater the lowest possible level of bidding KECA—String trio. After her first film she went to Fox of 6ne per cent as the limit of alco strength than he held and felt and to avoid unnecessary crowding. With the scheduling of this pro studios on a long term contract. report had been received as to the Stafford and Sheldon. The resolu gram at 7:30. "Music That Satisfies" KFt—Amos _.' Andy
WEUISESDAl, MARCH 16, 193__ H.V1_,_M-.NU UU 1LUUK, -5AJN1A MUXSiCA, (JAl_ll*U-i_NlA PAGE ELEVEN
LEGAL NOTICES shall be necessary to sell to pay all 32 Apartments For Rent *** Rooms With Board 90 Furniture For Sale of the indebtedness secured and ex-\ Auction .ii.i-i..i-u-_ti-n.n.r,. -ri_r-_ri.-i,-i n.nr j •_-_-*-.—1~ — — - —\\—_ ~t^m*m_*\t_l__, Furnished NOTIC-C OF TRUSTEE'S SALE jpenses incurred necessary to thej ROOM and board (or two ia private THE PLUMER FORNITUH» COMPAKT Register No. SS-29325 execution of said Trust. Business and Professional home. ' Phone 29799. Has opened • store aflat Saata Men- WHEREAS. DOME INVEST NOW THEREFORE, notice is Criterion Apts. TINY TOTS holiday home, supervised lea Blvd., where tbey will sell some ol I MENT COMPANY, a corporation, hereby given that the California ANOTHER WORLD BEATER their close-outs snd repossessed lurnl- I ANNOUNCEMENTS Attractive singles, doubles and bachelor's beach play: liberal meals. Ph. 21256. ture. Pull width coll springs for 13.75; J \ana^mmml-__' ^mn^SS.e 2 0 t_ I T^cSmpW. by Vhtue rtTtht SU- Everything included: reas. rates. 1303 3rd 3-burner ga* ranges, equipped with *»"• **&?**$_* f"T ' J?*?** thorfty vested in it as Trustee. wUl Redman's 1932 Storage shelves and enameled splashers fer IS: k f SUNNY, modern 3-ro'om: fine location; 525. N Wanted to Rant t°° 8627, Page 161 of Official u a't publlc auction, to the high- large bed-davenport with mattress fer Records, in U» office of the County „,. fe . f cash in Gold Coin Adults. 1032 Third St. ROOMS, APTS., HOUSES, FLATS »22.50: 8x9 Axmlnster ttm tw SIM: • bld( r 0r 335 AN_J up; singles, doubles; garage; frig Recorder of Los Angeles County. f the united States, on Tuesday. IIlimit MIIIIIHIM rusa for tlO; drap California, die" grant and convey the f eleven CARPENTERING idaire: Kas. light" Incl 1143 Princeton. WANT listings of 2 and 3 bedroom houses. ery remnants, consisting of velours, da- April 5thf 1932 at the hour Q f. ^AUCTION 'furnished, for July and' August. Prewitt. masks, linens and cretonne*. Pi aoe* are . rop y heT em and he ln t CAR-CENTER wort day at contract- eatl- 3 RM. front bungalow court, elec. refrlg., 5 ^' w r T . . St ^ S o'clock A. M; of said day. at the mates furnished 1217 't 15th Ph 24647 Cheerful Service. 1513 7th Bt Ph. 24665. all sixes and suitable fer many purpose*. tile bath. 330. 1_ .8 Armacost Ave.. W.L.A. Ther ate priced from Sle tig, Many drap descried to Los Angelea Trust & Western Eront- Entrance of the DETECTIVE AGENCIES TOMORROW, MARCH 17th, 10 A. M. 320—NEW single. Incl ttts. water, light. MIDDLE-AGED gentleman will do any ery bargains in all kinds ofmatetiala are Safe Deposit Company, as Trustee, Court House in toe city of and ca space 2234 Sawtelle Blvd kind at work In exchange (or room and offered. T. D. Plumer, manager. SIS with power of sale, to secure. 5o u^ Angeles State of I • Unredeemed storage goods, sold to the highest bidder. Living room, dining, bedroom board. References. Box 759, Outlook. Santa Monica Blvd. untv of CEDAR. HEDGE APARTMENTS, doubles: amongst other things the payment ? . all the interest conveyed Brackett Merchant fatTOl furniture: boxes, barrels, trunks, radios, p'lanos. rugs. etc.—A chance in a life LADY wants room. light housekeeping VAUOHAN'S—Surely rou can't afford IS I Calif0 nia DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE PH tlHt time to pick up goods .at your own price. steam heat. 843 Ocean Ave Ph. 21647. pass up these bargain*— of one promissory note in favor of to it by the aforesaid Deed of Trust THESE SALES HAVE PROVEN A VERITABLE GOLD MINE TO PEOPLE IN THE privilege, reasonable. Box 772 Outlook. Bed. sprln fend matt., complete _SS.8S Los Angeles-First National TTust & | g» »<» ™ described DINNERS PAST. SO IP YOU HAVE NEVER ATTENDED ONE. MAKE IT A POINT TO BE POUR rooms* extra bed, piano: newly dee* Offices, Stores, Ste. 12 new 3-pc. bedroom seta, eaeh —tlS.TS the foUowing : ON HAND POR OUR BIGGEST AND BEST—THE 1932 AUCTION. orated: first class. 1123 16th Ph. 25760. association;an anC d a 111 MRS LEEDY'S 35c dinners. 20c; ttttl. «^f. mn i nH ^^^ "l"* * !i Santpropertv.situata Monica, eCount in yth oef LoCitsy Ano*f $26—ATTRACTIVE doubles: overstuffed: For Rent or Lease 3 new 2-pc. davenport sets, eaeh __.125 ^"fi?1.AS' J.aid note **** bee21 geles State of California, to-wlt: thins included 34 Market St.. Venlc*. 4 at* "Bakewell" range*, each __I32.50 - 6 adults. Inquire 1330 Yale St. Lets et dining room set* as leer as -SS assigned to and ls now owned and TT.. NinPtivn .19. in Block "O" DRESSMAKING—MILLINERY THE SALE—THURSDAY MARCH 17th, 10 A. M. SPACE for dresses available In established held by Security-First National I QUAPAW Apts., attractive outside singles All kind* of rugs, ail sixes. aB prices. of Tract Number Sixteen Hundred exclusive women's shop. Rent reason Used ranges .15; bfefekfsst sets _fS Bank of Los Angeles, a national DRESSMAKING, tailoring, cut.' lit. flni.l., and doubles: reas. rates 2551 Main St. able. Box 789 Outlook. banking association; and Seventy-six (1676); as per map alterations, remodeling. Work guaran- oriental rugs, cheap; drawers ___ts.50 WHEREAS, said Deed of Trust recorded in Book 21, Pages 102 teed 1908 Wilshire Blvd Redman Fireproof Warehouse Co. 323 au and 326 til)—Singles, overstuffed. W* will furnish four rooma. all new. Ilfet and 103 of Maps, in the office of nice location: sdults 935 Euclid 33428 60 Santa Monica Property 1231 Lincoln Blvd.. between Wilshire aad provides that should breach or de- i FIRST class gowns, tailored coats, re mod., 3 Arlxona Open till S p m Phon* 260SS. fault be made in payment of any the County Recorder of said altera. Mrs. Mayer. 1415 Euclid. 28647. 2428 SANTA MONICA BLVD. * Houses For Rant For Sale County; or so muoh thereof as WALNUT dlnln* table and 4 chair* nft j -indebtedness and/or in performance shall be necessary to pay all prin SMART DRESSES, clever remodeling: suits. BILL RAMSDEN, Auctioneer WILL lease mFurnishey 8-room homd e to desirable sq. grand piano (25; 2-piece mohair Mt of any obligation, covenant, promise cipal,- Interest, advances, charges, Agnes 91r. 1866 Euclid St. Ph. 2*341. party; 3 bedrooms. 2 lavatories, twin STRICTLY modern stucco, tiled roof. 6- lttl White rotary sewing machine tt: or agreement therein mentioned, beds', O. E refrlg., radio: beautiful room. 2-bedroom home, almost new; en S-ft. show case 320; ice boxes S3 up. H. costs and Trustee's fees/due and FIX-IT-SHOP shrubbery, sprinkling system; double ga tirely walled ln with 5-foot stucco wall. then the owner and holder of said unpaid, secured by said Deed of O. gas range 36.50. Lincoln Furniture note may declare all sums secured FIX IT SHOP, lawn mowers sharpened, re- Employment for Men 130 Business Opportunities rage: 9 months' lease. 385: 1 year at 375. gates front and rear; breakfast room, Co., 1609-1611 Lincoln Blvd., Venice. Trust. palred, overhauled. 1B13 S. M. Blvd. 23780 1010 Illff St., Pacific Palisades. Phone tile bath, tiled stall shower: frigidaire; Phone 65332. toy said Deed of Trust immediately. S. M. 23803. bulltln book cases: many other bulltins: due and may require the Trustee CALIFORNIA TRUST COMPANY, GOLF CLUBS GARDENER will give good room and bath CONFECTIONERY and grocery store on real fireplace; sprinkler system, lawns 8 Pc. walnut dining set 329. 3 pe. over - for help In the yard. 324 CUtfwood. Sawtelle Blvd.. near Soldiers' Home, 3 front and rear: lots of Shrubs: patio, stuffed »21 50. Many other bartalna. to sell the property thereby grant- By Br L. SMITH. Vice President. NEW clubs; clubs made to order, repairs. Brentwood Park l-Ytng rooms In rear, very low rent: do E. t. Yates, Realtor double garage; rear alley: no bonds or j- Open evenings. 2419 Lincoln. Venice. ed; and Attest H. W. KOCH, Assistant re-inishiug: trade in your old clubs, balls. ing good business. Sell or trade for resi INSURANCE. LOANS. RENTALS assessments: 33000 paper, runs t_ years: YOUR old furniture refinlshed like new. bags, accessories; close out prices; (driv dence property in W. L. A 1511 Sawtelle • SEE MRS PAUL really a lovely Hume, uu high ground, on Jensen's Furn. Exc. 2731 Lincoln. 61877; WHEREAS, default has been] Secietaiy. ing net lessonr. JACK STONE. 1343 •M Empolyment for Women Blvd. PHONES 25519. 317P 621 8 M BLVD tree-lined street: Just 1 block south of made in payment of said promissory Dated March 7th, 1932 Fifth street Pico: 32000. cash only, for 13500 equity. APARTMENT house managers trained and PARTY with small Investment to take full 91 Furniture Wanted note and a breach of the terms and CR-4890. USED golf clubs, set or numbers, low as control of newly incorporated manufac $25.00 and $27.50 Shown by app't. only. Call owner, 21193. conditions of the Deed of Trust se 32.85 set an. bag JACK STONE, 1341 located. Inquire Room 217. 1343'a 4th St turing enterprise: no Indebtedness. Prod Beautiful 3 rms.; overstuffed, frigid., tile curing the same has been made, in NOTICE Fifth St.. Santa Monica. MOTHER'S HELPER WANTED ucts of merit. In great demand. Box bath. gar. Phone 23440 for appointment. CASH POR YOUR PURNITURE—Complete Ul CLUBHOUSE AVE.. VENICE. 763. Outlook. "~ POR RENTALS 230 TWENTY-SECOND ST. bouse furn. wshted; beat price*. Ball this that- the principal sum of said TO THOSE ENTITLED TO MILI- Furniture Ca- Lincoln and BdwprS4S88. note was not paid when due; that TARY EXEMPTION in the City of MASSAGE TWO neat appearing ladle, to meet high FOR SALE—Beautiful downtown cafe; REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE PRICED TO SELL the installment of interest due on Santa Monica: For the purpose of J. M. POTTGIESER, licensed masseur, 11 class people. Special work. Phone 22720. booths for 50; established 4 years: new CHAS A TEONER. PIONEER AQENC*. OPEN POR INSPECTION DAILY UitfcAl demand (oi tecono nana turta- years experience: keep well. Massage at NEAT young white girl to assist with light fixtures, low rent. Box 768 Outlook. Phone tl.18 314 Hants Monlee Wlvd tarfel oest price* petd none 62809 T _K June 6.1931 was not paid when due; securing the benefits of the EX- Stewart. 207 Hoiluter A*a- Pecan Partt— nor was any subsequent installment | EMPTION provided for in Section youf home—by—appointment-—Ph- 38621. housework 3J.8- 14th 23585 CSFE—Ooiiri living for couple Far lntor- —FOR RENTALS AND-1NSURANG-5 - of interest paid when due: and IU. of Article 13, of the Constitu- WANT experienced soda fountain girl. mulion write Box 766. Outlook. SEE THE Biggest furnltur* ourer* tn tb* Ber NAVIGATION E. T. HILL, 1121 WILSHIRE. Phone 22299 BEST BUY ON PACIFIC PALISADES diet.; a.iy email or ttise amount: high WHEREAS. said SECURITY -' tion otherwise known as tbe "VET- Parson's Pharmacy. 14th and Wllshlr*. New 5-room Spanish, 1126 Embury Ave. est price* Prank's. 601 S M Bled 21108- NAVIGATION, including dl short meth 33 Apartments For Rent 6 ROOMS, completely furnished: 3 bed FIRST NATIONAL BANK OP LOS ERANS EXEMPTION." lt is OSC- rooms, double garage: grounds cared tor: WILLIAM C. CARTER. BUILDER .ANGELES. being then the owner essary for you to file your appllca- ods; individual and concise instruction 24 Employment Open 2 to S p. m. Phone 21692. 93 my specialty. Capt. W. Alford, 120 Santa Furnished north of Montana. 534 12th Bt. Household Appliances and[holder of said note and Deed tion EACH YEAR, at the office of Monica Blvd., Santa Monica. For Men and Women UNUSUAL 8-room house: well furnished: FOR SALE. SERVICE * KEF-URl of Trust, did elect to and did de- the City Assessor on the first Mon- wonderful view: large yard, swings: _ POR SALE— 3500 cash or clear lot aa down clare all sums secured by said Deed ^ March, or as soon there- MATTRESSES Springtime payment new 6 room bungalow, __nd TruS day POSITIONS open for competent white ex block from ocean. S M canyon. 35927. LAWN mowers. scissors, axes, knives perienced domestics between ages of 35- St.. 34250; fine view; bargain. Phone °L j ^mediately due and pay- after ^ possible, but not later than HAVE your mattresses made over, 12.50. st Is Rapidly Approaching THREE rooms nicely furnished. -23 50. CH. 3488. aitarpened. Iorksm'h. kera. WS S. M. —WV able and did demand that said day of June. 45: also couple. Must have references. with garage. 932 Pier Ave, '_ block east the last Brady., B. M. 22114. 1447 3rd St. Apply at 1333 Ocean Ave., between 9 and PRETTY 7-room limine, north of Montana Trustee sell the property granted Santa Monica .California, and Springtime of Lincoln Blvd. 94 PAINTING 11 a. m. only. and west of 7th St.. 17500. good terms. Musical Instruments thereby to accomplish the objects of March 5 1932 IDEAL attractive 4 rooms, bath, over- Phone 22116. the trust therein expressed, in ac- * ' , ... .'luIKiNi neip lui all occasions Ba> Means Muffed, garaae, water paid. Reas. 11956 POR SALE AND FOR RENT PAINTING, -papering and repairing; prices • .strict Employment Agency. 119 Sants NEW 2-story, 4-bedroom. t-oeth. 3-car gar. cordance with the provisions there- INOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF reasonable. 11664 Tests, W, L. A. 33368. Iowa. Phone w. I. A 34487 __._, M'inirn Blvd Phone 'lfl.4 Clean Up Time Corner 15th. at Marguerlta; cash or RENT a piano. Apply rent on later pur- . in set forth and in conformity with TIIE crnf OF SANTA MONICA 2-ROOM. 3-room and 4-room houses, 318, trade. Qourteay to brokers Phone 21988. PIANO INSTRUCTION WANTED—Reliable party to care for in-j chase. Worth Hathaway Music Co.. 14th section 2924 of the Civil Code of m taxpayers are required by the rake that rental unit of yours and 1.0 and ttC: garage. 1347 llth St valid lady tn exchange for house rent. analyze It thoroughly Wouldn't It rent NEW 7 room bungalow. Easy terms. 2611 and WlIshlr*. Phone 28623. California did thereafter cause to constitution and the Ordinance of SUPERVISED practice. Prize winner pupil Inquire 1115 Arizona HOMEY. 5 rooms, elec. refrlg. Wall furn. Washlngton. Phone 22066. 35800. of Pans. Bess Box 3377 Outlook. better It a new rug was on the front Two baths: garage, yard 914 Harvard. STEINWAY upright piano in perfect con Book 11189, Page 350, of 1931Officia- inl the City of Santa Monica, to anr.u- CELLOI8T AND VIOLINIST WANTED room floor: have you an overstuffed «et ALL REALTORS—Property 1142 24th St. is dition; cheap for cash. RAY E. 8CHA- ally make and deliver to the City 3 ROOMS, modern, bright, cheery: close records, in the office of the County PHONE 61833 or an attractive floor lamp? Maybe a off the market. FER. 1501 Fourth St Assessor, a statement under oath, PIANO TUNING magartne stand or table for a vacant ln: reasonable. 415'_ Wllshlre Blvd. Recorder of said County, California, «,ttln£r forth SDec__.ica_(v the 3 BEDROOM. English stucco, north of Mon RENT a piano, rent to apply on purchase; - notice of said breach and.default "^^'"S^^nS..8" HOLLAND DUTCH piano technician; tun- Situations Wanted corner; perhaps the kitchen needs a POUR rooms, two bedrooms: garage; good tana: 35750 70.. Euclid Ph owner. 23363. new and used sold on easy terms. Btor- 1 d ing. voicing, repairing pianos. Peter Jan- little linoleum or fresh paint; maybe the district, reasonable 1214 14th St. age Bldg.. 1410 2nd St. and of election to cause said Trusq^«.._.h J_.^ sen. 1683 Ocean Ave Ph 35340 Art Shop plumbing i„ leaky Remember folks, that such erson the summer tourists and Olympic game 320—3 ROOMS, bath: hardwood floors; 66 PIANOS for rent, payments applied on tee to sell nroDertv to satisfy said o°*r unde r Phis contro OT li n withihis npossessio the saind overstuffed. 2229 4th St. Phone 65808. Suburban Property 4 L CUMMINGS. piano tuner with Ar- Citizens, Attention! followei. are due before long and that purchase. Arthur E. Jackson, 1339 3rd vee io sen property io sausij saia |„Cit„ „y of ,Sant HI« a__._(__ Monic______a at _1 2_> o'cloc_ __ikd 4RMS . 2 bedrms.. overstuffed: tile bath, st Warehouse 206 Broadway. NOW. THEREFORE, notice is Wit- thur E. Jackson. Ph 25809; Res. 39340 Can you give someone a .lob? Is there an attractive place will command a I ACRES on Blvd.. suitable for truck farm erld lan on the fir5t permanent tenant and that now Is the gar ; reus. 1325 Chelsea Phone 26541. hereby'giveobligations n that to satisfy the $* h Monday of anything about the place that needs re or chicken ranch: bargain Ph 656U7 FINE mahogany piano 355; 2' occasional rc PLATING WORKS pairing? Can you employ someone for time to be assured that YOUR place la STUOOO. modern. 4 rooms and bath. 1003 chairs. 33.50 each. 1745 Ocean Ave. obligations so secured, and by virtue « „j. , A TTR,. -T'VE Prices are ridiculously CHROMIUM, silver! nickel, copper, brass even part time work at your place of Fourth St. reasonable. 68 PHONOORAPH8—II and up. with records. of the authority ln it vested, the un- , Accordingly you are required by business. low, and a job now to many people Vacant Lots For Sale la out plating SANTA MONICA PLATING BKAI'T furn. 4-room bungalow: twin beds: dersigned. as Trustee, will sell at * *? /ill assessment blanks THE MUNICIPAL EMPLOYMENT BUREAU would considered a blessing Do your RAY E SCHAFER. 1501 Fourth St d lver same at WORKS. lgSS-JiL-M Blvd. Phone 23097. bit an help yourself at the same time wall bed: Pen. Elec. 350. 420-B Palisades. public auction to the highest bidder, K? d?l A the office of 1604 Seventh St. MONTANA business frontage. 50x100. west 96 has listed at all times men and women All these Items may be found In the 4 ROOMS, 2 bedrooms; garage; $30 1250 of 17th St., adjoining stores . (4500 Radios and Equipment for cash 'PAYABLE IN UNITED ™ J™*, Assessor on the first PRINTERS respective columns of today's 151 li. rear Key at 1433 Arlaona 28189 STATES GOLD COIN AT TIME OP Monday in March, or as soon fitted for all types ot employment. Re Beautiful Georgina corner. 82x150 15250 Supplies —nd Service The BUNGALOW PRESS. 1412 8th7st7"s gardless of what the Job be. all that you THREE .rm. house, nicely furnished, cheap. 60x150. Income north of Wllshlre 33650 SALE) on Priday, the 1st day of thereafter as possible making oath M. Lower than L A. prices. Business are requested to pay them Is 50c an 12119 Wllshlre at Bundy, W. L. A. Residence lot. 60x145, south of Alta _I1SM April, 1932. at 11:00 o'clock. A. M., thereto. Any desired information re- cards. 1000. 13 00 Phone 24042. hour In SCRIP. Telephone the Munici Outlook. RADIO BAROAIN BOUSE VERY desirable 4-room duplex; overstuff; Residence corner, 00x145, N. of Alta (3100 Corner of IStt end Broedway Phoa* at the western front entrance of the Isttng to assessments will be fur- pal Employment Bureau—24414 Classified Ads See MR. DEEBANK with M. B. RAPP. County Courthouse, Los Angeles, nlshed upon application at the City QUALITY CLEANERS garage, adults, water paid 1927 Euclid 38833 for radio*, servlc* and rent acta. $25—WATER paid: 4 rooms, bath: over- 1415 Montana Ave. Phone 21112 MONICA Radio, original 340.50. now 129.50. .California, all of the interest con- Assessor's Office to the City Hall, 26 Phone 23285 NOW st '11 Lincoln, old Capitol Cleaners. Situations Wanted [ stuff: garage; adults. 704 Rialto, Venice. 22ND. St.. M. or Washington. 50x160—3147*3 — A few at this price. Master Electric 3rd veyeu to lt bv said Deed of Trust in I Santa Monica, California, March near S M Blvd Men'a suits cL pr SOc. "ASK POR CLASSIFIED" 3-ROOM, furnished house: close In: reas 17UI SIT. Income lot. No. or Wllshlre_ $1500 St. Arcade. 22351. and to all the following described | Fifth. 1932. By Men onable rent] garage. 1337 12th. Ph 26897. 24th St, N. of Alta. 60x145 11800 property (or so much thereof as REST HOME Prices Reduced Oeorglna. hrtwpen 7th and Ocean $6800 GENERAL ELECTRIC PORTABLE. 337.30; ' may be necessary), situate and be CONVALESCENTS or elderly people: "reas JAPANESE Gardeners Asso.. lawn, rock. Furn-tliea singles: most up-to-date Apts 5-ROOM house, north of Montana. 327 See REYNOLDS or WILLIAMSON slightly wed, 326 95. RAY E. SCHAFER. ing to the City of Santa Monica, Lodge Notices onable rates: graduate nurse Ph. 26640. garden and landscaping: sprinkling sys- In etty; steam heat, large Kelvinator. Euclid St. Phone 24308. . FIFTH AND WILSHIRE. PHONE 23601 1501 Fourth St. • terns installed: let us rake your lawn. gorgeous bathroom; sound proof build 317.50—5 ROOMS', garage, and water. 1411 SPECIAL Philco console. (39.50. Guar, ser- County of Los Angeles, State of ROOFINO Gus Suzuki, phone 28002. ing; maid service. Inspection Invited. Linden. Inquire 1674 Electric Ave . Venice. Gillette's Regent Square vlce. Sperry. 632 S. M Blvd. Ph, 26206. California, to-wit: BERNICE APTS.. 1149 12th St. near THE AMERICAN LEGION needs BAY CITIES ROOFINO COMPANY " OERMAN mechanic chauffeur, cook; best SINOLE. elec. refrlg.. 30 Seaside, at Ocean Beautiful high lot, 60x149; fine ocean EXPERT SERVICE, 20 yrs. exp. S. M. Lots Sight (8> and Nine (9) all kinds of cast-off material— refs.. education: needs work badly 28407. Wllshlre Blvd. Ave. Double: cottage. 237-D Pacific. in Block "F" and Lots Thirteen _724 STANFORD STREET view: 32250. Owner, phone 25390. 28938. Robinson's Radio, 1804 Wllshlre. . NEWSPAPERS ESTABLISHED 1918 PHONE 23704 GOOD reliable painter wants work. 50c ISO—3 ROOMS, nook; modern; pleasant • 13) and Fourteen (14) to Block MAGAZINES hour. Phone 31395. GOOD INCOME BUSINESS lot 50x150. clear of assessments; I98 Miscellaneous For Sale and sinny: beat location. 1327-A 14th st will sacrifice for 31260: will give term*. "H" of the Palisades, as per map Clothing, Bottles and Furniture. SHOE REPAIRING GARDENER, old lawns made new; hedges Can be earned only when your building la ia good cond. and no te date I ean 325—3-ROOM. side rear cottage, with ga- P. O. Box 337. Santa Monica. recorded to Book 8, Page 32 of HEELS, leather or rubber. 26c; Ball sous. trimmed Paul Nye, phone 64529. 500 LADIES' latest hats, your pick 50e Maps, to the office et tbe help you Consultation Invited. J. J. rage. 1423 17th St. ACT now I Real buy! B gone. S. S. comer each; 1,000 yards of heavy silk crepe, SOc Call 22977 75C lor ladles' shoes; men's halt soles tl EXPERIENCED colored chauffeur house Verplank. Builder. 1526 Oeorglna 24783 County Recorder of said Oounty. A Truck Will Call Promptly Work guaranteed Louden. 1503 Fourth 330—NICELY furnished 4-room stucco; 2 17th and Washington. 62x150. Ph. 24161. per yard; 2,000 yards of the very latest man: will cook; local references. 25446. material to make ladles' suits, dresses, . To pay the entire principal sum of St Across from tha Outlook bedrooms, nook, double garage. 1630 Pico. Out -of-To wn Property said note, to-wit: $25,000 and In PAINTING, expert papcrhanglng, tinting; Buena Vista Apts. beautiful sport coats at unbelievable Funeral Directors SURVEYOR contract. Earl Blckford, 2503 4th. 83513 Beautifully furnished singles; gas. lights. COTTAGE, 2 bedrooms, hath: overstuffed; For Sale prices: dealers welcome: 5.000 yards terest thereon from March 6, 1931, GARDENING, lot and house cleaning, for steam heats frigidaire: maid service In garage; 330. Inquire 1854 Lincoln Blvd. white mesh material, 72 Inches wide, 50c at the rate of 7% per annum, com CIVIL engineer, surveyor; state licensed; groceries or clothing. 11660 Ohio, w. L.A. cluded at m and up- 7ih and Idaho 5 ROOMS, partly or fully furnished. 2 bed per yard; good house paint 31.00 per pounded quarterly, advances, if any, special attention to builders' surveys, a rooms; newly decorated. 1248 4th St. MOUNTAIN PROPERTT gallon. 6 gallons for 35: 100 sets or O. Boy.r. 813 25th St Phone 28656. CARPENTER, builder. rrpmniiK. paintinv. - under tbe terms of said Deed of WILSHIRE FUNERAL _prlce reasonable. Ph. 23357. 1353 18th St. Christie Court 330-332.50—LOVELY front bunga.. over beautiful furs, - collars and cuffs. Many stuffed: earage 1723-Q 9th St. LOUIS T. BUSCH CO other bargains at Goldman's, 1349 Wash Trust; expenses of said sale; and TEAMING . COMPETENT Chinese wishes work. Cook- Single. 8_fl 125 Pacific Ave Ocean view "We Know the Mountains" ington Blvd.. Venice. the costs, attorneys fees, charges HOME 320—MODERN stucco. 3 rooms, bath; ga I Wllshlre Blvd Phone 24430 lng and general housework. 8. M. 24322. rage: water paid. 1513 17th St. and expenses of the Trustee and of LOT PLOWING AND GRADING Lft Meta, 937 Lincoln NEW lot green and Ivory enamelware. I >r Ph. 23027, 1519 Wilshire PHONE 26949 JAPANESE DAY WORK CO. the trusts created by said Deed of 1675 16TH ST PHONE 16293 Most beautiful Apts. Moderate Rates 38 74 Exchange Real Estate 50c. Including large dish pans: paint. Trust. Fiats and Duplexes 31.25 gal: long wearing outside paint TERPEZONE GRAY GABLES BY THE SEA. Hifbcean .1.85 gaL Gloss finish and flat white~ Said sale will be made without Kerkelie, Bernard & Peek 26A PAINTIN6, PAPERHANGING, | Ave., furnlsheu rooms and Apts., private For Rent. Furnished FUNERAL OIRECTORS IMMEDIATE relief—Colds, bronchitis and WANT house equity for two clear lots. 31.50 gal.; 4 hour enamel 32.75; varnish covenant or warranty, express or CARPENTERING bath, kitchen: sep entrance Ph 27234 Crawford Realty, 1333 7th. Phone 24108 (1.25 gal.: Spar 31.50 Open evenings. 8. 203 Main St., Ocean Park Phone 61102 kindred diseases, by new and famous LARi : flat: all modern equipment. IMS implied, regarding title, possession 20 Avenu* II Venice Phone 61 MS discovery. W L. Lynch. D C. 1148 14th I.FN1 furn or unfurn.. 4 rooms, oath, Three houses sold tor cash list your* M Salvage Co.. 2002 Main St WILL paint your house at lowest cost. Pay Second st Phone 23929 or encumbrances. St. Phone 24450. nook, closet bed. close In 1235-C Fifth SUBMIT YOUR EXCHANGES ROSE SALE LOS ANGELES TRUST __ SAFE Todd & Leslie me on easy monthly payment plan. THREE room sunny flat, bath, liglif STANLEY A. KOCH, REALTOR 2-year field grown roses, lie each; slant DEPOSIT COMPANY, Trustee, rRANSEER STORAGE Phone for estimate. 26651. street Adults only 1418 5th Sl. 611 BAY CITIES BLDG. PHONE 21129 pansles 20c dos.. (1.35 hundred; ruffled REX ARMS APTS.—See these. IM: beauti- By B. H. GRIGSBY. Phone 23271 WINTER rates for short and long hauls 28 38 TRADE two clear Compton lots for modern stent petunia* 20c Sat., tltt hundred. Vice President. SEVENTH AND ARIZONA. S. U. Jenkins Van Sl Storage, phone 22336 or Situations Wanted ful singles: overstuffed; private phones Apartments For Rent home. Thurlow Co.. Inc.. phone 11037. TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET NURSERY And a C. BAXTER, 31385 206 Broadway. Santa Monica. By Women in each Apt. HOT Santa Monica Blvd Unfurnished 2264 28th St.. South of Pico Blvd. Assistant Secretary. Price-Daniel Co., Inc. MOVING and general hauling, $1.60 an 355—PINE, newly (urn. double Apt., near 76 Real Estate Wanted DECOMPOSED GRANITE. Ideal dllfSefefc . Lated March 3, 1932. 11561 SANTA MONIOA BLVD. hour. Call 61197, any time GOWNS, wraps, latest styles: your home; ocean; 3 beds; real fire place, sleeping 4 RMS. 2 bedrms.. extra bed and stove. 11.71 ton, delivered; also ornamental (Corporate Seal} West US Aneeles Pbone WLA 83872 best work: 13.80 day Refs. 21706, eves. porch: garage. 224 Ban Vicente. 21253. Apply 911 10th Bt. 5-ROOM frame between Wllshlre and rock for gardens. 27171. 1316 Ocean Are. TRUCKS FOR HIRE DO YOU WANT TO BUY ANYTHING? LM DAY work of any kind wanted, good local FURNISHED Apt., one 4 rooms and one 3 4 AND 5-room Apts. tile bath and sink; Montana, ltth and Ocean; cash (2000, close ln: refrlg 910 California. Ph. 26520 balance 325 month. Box 762, Outlook. Manufacturer** Meat can bar wholesale. CR-4840. TRANSFERRING, hour or contract work references. Phone 64376 rooms: private bath; 3 blocks from ocean -.trrttjt- description: BOX 761, Outlook: Cemeteries—Mausoleums B H. ..ooddell. 1237 Yale St Ph 22072. PINE personal clothes home laundry; no NEWEST, cheapest ln best location; tile WILL pay 3800 cash for suitable residence, —'heap 2805—Washington Blvd.. 4tOT plate and stools, steam table, restau NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE delivery: liberal discount. 1446 Princeton bath: refrlg. gar 1720 Washington Ave. lot. north of Wilshire. east of l_tb St TYPING 1010 12TH. 4 lane, aunny rooms, _-be<__j Phone West Los Angeles 33637. rant equipment complete, Mr 1100. SOS PT-189-1639 COLORED woman wants work by- day, garage: reasonable. Also double ln bunga- 3-ROOM Apt Extra wall bed; light, airy: Federal Ave.. Brentwood Heights. NO NEED OP EARTH BURIAL NOW EXPER Business woman; all kinds typing; washing, cleaning, cooking, Refs 21397. INCOME lot for cash. Must be a bargain. WHEREAS, by a Deed of Trust, WOODLAWN MAUSOLEUM lOW eourt. 1118 20th. only 332.50. 22648 good loca I lon: adu I ts HIT 16th St. BEAUTIFY NOW—Fertiliser, sarden aeeda part time office work Phone 25398 NURSE, practical, desires position, good NEW. unfurn. Apts., 3 rooms; lust comp A. Stanley White. 421 Wllshlre Blvd. dated January 84, 1929, recorded Crypts now salting In new unit et ore- housekeeper 26094. GILLETTE Court Apis" 1223 Otli St. Just grass aeeda. Webster's Seed Store. 11659 February 6, 1929. in Book 0010, Page construction prices VACUUMS REBUILI off Wllshlre Blvd., 325 and up per month. Tile bath, shower: sar. 325. 2234 5th St 80 Santa Monica Blvd. Phone WLA 84SU. Office Phone 23478. Resld PB 28717 YOUNG German girl, good cook -and gen FOUR rooms, all modern; automatic heat- Money to Loan 177 of Official Records of Los An eral house worker. Phone 65521. Well furnlsb.d. cozy. Phone 22541. SEASONED Eucalyptus 114 cord; walnut," IS MTH *_ PICO BLVD.. BANTA MONIOA PARTS and guaranteed service on aU ei and shower 815 14tli St. t-0 cerd: 3 eacka eucal.. 1 pine. II. Ph. SUSt. geles County, California, to" which vacuum cleaners. Phone 31682. NEW modern, 3 rooms, bath; gas. lights. MIDDLE-AGED colored woman wishes gen APOLLO reproducer for sale. Sacrifice. record reference is hereby made, eral housework. 87 a week. Phone 2139,7. elec ref: overstuffed furniture: 337.50 40 GRACE~OOLDEN GRIFFITTS and EVENING OUTLOOK WATCH HOSPITAL Houses For. Rent 1413 Washington Blvd.. Venice.'~_ HOME laundry, wet wash, rough dry or No raise In summer rates 1138 Yale St Just the Kind of B. W. GRIFFITTS, her husband, MAIN OFFICE Unfurnished LADIES' dresses, coats, suits, splendid WATCHES, large clocks cleaned. II; alarm finished Free delivery Phone 28981 HOLLISTER APT!.. 151 Holllster Ave.. did grant and convey the property Fourth st Broadway. Santa Monies clocks 50c: we deliver. 148 Pier, Ph 61773 Family Finance Service condition: must »*11 et onoe. 1223-A 2nd. thereto and hereinafter described TELEPHONE 33385 HOUSE. Apt. or office work needed by Ocean Park, block from beach, 2 room 8-ROOM house, furnished. 345 CHILD'S droprtde bed complete, child* tO-OALIPORNIA TRUST COM WEST LOS ANOELES BRANCH mother., with small boy. Phone 25596. apts. 3)6 mo. up. Gas. lights free ' 6-room house, unfurnished, 335—' You Are Looking For electric stove, sewing machine. ISMS. " 11240 Santa Monica Blvd.. Sawtelle Personals YOUNG woman, fine cook and ho use keep GREENE APARTMENTS. 160 Ocean Park 3-room house, furnished, 332 50 PANY, a corporation, as Trustee, TELEPHONE W. L. A. 32163 er^ P. O. Box 264. Palms, Calif 5-room house, unfurnished. (30 Personal Finance Company offers you a WE bur and sell good used lumber. Ana- with power of sale, to secure, among Blvd.. Ocean -Bark. Block from beach. 2. SEVERAL BMALL APARTMENTS complete finance service. wait Lumber Co.. Pico and Sepulveda. SUBSCRIPTION BATES THOSE lovely broken beads should be re- POSITION woman's companion, exchange other things, the payment of that Delivered by carrier ln Santa Monica, board and room Box 756. Outlook. 3. 4 rooms: $18 month. Gas. light free. CHOICE dahlia bulbs and green plants: strung by an expert. Betty Mack, 324 CHEERFUL. 3-room Apt. Home-like: la at Personal Finance Company service ls more reas. 235 Ohadbonrne. Brentwood Paste . One certain promissory note, ta Xa- I Ocean Park. Venice. Sawtelle. Brentwood Wllshlre Blvd:, charges 35c to SOc for J. J. Barrett and Pacific Palisades, 60c per month I tractive court: extra bed. 817 Euclid St. confidential than borrowing money from SCREEN fertiliser. 3 sacks 11; Ky. blue vor of CALIFORNIA BANK, a plain rest ringing: 50c to 11.00 up for 30 Business Opportunities Phone 21466 2613 Santa _tomca Blvd. relatives or friends, and yet lust as Regular Advance APTS.. • 325. Hotel rooms, 13 per week; 6-ROOM, modern bungalow, excellent loca grass. 25c lb. Baker's. 200 Rose Ave. - corporation, and other sums of Rate _._ knotted; beaded bags repaired; jewelry friendly. money advanced and interest there and watch repairing. Phone -31148. SMALL corner grocery, books, etc.. good lo baths nd showers 1605 Ocean Front tion: garage. large yard, sunshine; rent GRANDFATHER CLOCK One year ______IS 00 15 00 (35 month; possession immediately; open Cheap: cash or trade. 414 Broadway. . on; and Six months ______33 00 12.80 MEN'S furnishings, "Turk for Togs," 9 4th cation; living rooms; going east. 604 NEW sunny double Apt. Big garage; (35. You will be pleased with the convenient re Wllshlre Blvd. for Inspection. 1344 Cedar St., between payment terms. The service U prompt. Three Months ______31.S0 31.35 St Arcade. 143S Stt- St.. Santa Monlea. llth and 14th St.. Santa Monica. BARGAINS in new hardware, glass, paint. WHEREAS, there has been a de Half block 8 M. Blvd. 1423 Stanford St. The cost is reasonable. B M Wrecking. 1701 Lincoln. Ph. 31333. fault to the payment of the quar On streets and news stands, per copy. _ei POR RUTH'S homemade prize winning An 3 RM. apt.. 2 beds and gar., 820 Call (25—IDEAL stucco house, _ I rooms, nook, Mall per month. 66c: payable In advance gel food cake call S3307. terly installment of Interest which Apt. C„ 1551 16th St. perch, range, constant hot water; fruit, More and more native - families daily ex 104 was due October 24, mi; and by REPRESENTED NATIONALLY BY A CUP of tea and spiritual reading every flowers, garage; near cars and bus. 1342 press their preference for Personal Fi JSwaps, All Sorts IL C MOGEN8EN * COMPANY. INC. COM. singles for bus. people. Pine location. Franklin St. Phone 23757. nance Service. You will, too. If you reason of such default CALIFOR hour. 133 Ashland Ave.. O P Ph 61346 VACUUM cleaner, mandolin, for typewriter, San Francisco, 220 Bush -street. LATEST BALLROOM STEPS. (Tango, too). Before 10 a. m. Noon-eves. SM Lincoln RENTAL SPECIALISTS Just phone, write or call ln person. NIA BANK,, the owner and holder Los Angeles. 423 South Spring street. drasrlng lustrum. 11I0S Wllshlre. WJtt STRICTLY PRIVATE. PHONE 22274. Furnished and unfurnished. 330 up See Of ssid note and Trust Deed, to ac Seattle. 603 Stewart street - ACTIVITY Mrs Ifiltabrand with Berkley-Chamber cordance with the provisions there Portland, 130 Sixth street lain Asso.. 1002 Montana Phone 24196 Personal Finance Co., Ltd. io« Poultry, Rabbits, Etei of, on November 30th. 1931, exer Detroit. 3044 West Grand boulevard. 14 Special Notices IS cised its option and declared the Chicago. 360 North Michigan avenue FIVE large rooma and sun porch; close ln; 304 Bliss Bldg . 60S 8. M Blvd Ph. 28052 LIVESTOCK SUPPLIES New York. 122 East Forty-second street. near Wllshlre; (35. 990 Wllshlre Blvd. Leans Mads la AH Nearby Towns. full amount of Indebtedness secured Phone 23462. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING THE NORMAN SCHOOL has moved to fe WHITE Leghorn laying pullets 75c apiece; by said Trust Deed immediately new location at 847 Mil St. Pupils (torn ftapidly Increasing FOUR rooms, two bedrooms: garage; 129, also white Flemish rabbits. 3010 Uth due and payable, and did demand BATES PER UNI MB DAZ 5 to 10 years and special tutoring. St Phone 23995. Dally _11759 Iowa Ave . West Loe Angeles. Money to Loan that said Trustee sen the property *> IN DOES (1. 30 mora consecutive times —• A TAKE rour garden out ot tbe depiession 920 (ITH. 6 room house. 3 bedrooms, large 80» On Real Estate utters. SUS up. hutches; lease granted by said Deed of Trust to .,ee_ days and 4 Shopper insertions. Everything necessary at bargain prices yard, garage. Phone 24245. expired 649 So Barrington. Brn. Beta. fet Mallam Nureery. 1_00 Montana. M17S satisfy the obligations secured there 2. ousecutlve times '—' 3 ROOMS, breakfast room; extra bed; ga by, and, to accordance wtth thf I counted as Ml day. rage; near Pico 1914 Euclid Bt CONSTRUCTION COMPART "0 Nursery Stock, Etc provisions of Section 2924 of the S i seentIve times »«« 15 Lost and Found Bay District Real Estate WIU biiltd aad f*n>lt__ 100T. on clear lot. - al charge of 3c per Use when (25—6-ROOM house; double cerase: adults La* Interest. Owners only. Phone 24001 FERTILIZER Civil Code of the State of Califor 667 Rialto Are- Venice for appolPtment nia, did cause to be recorded in tht Hour' ./ ta included. LIBERAL reward, no questions asked, for THE E W. WILLIAMS CO. 1 to 2 times _ „*ta Do You Know Why? 3 BEDRM. house. 2 baths, 2111 Marine St.. 13000 PRIVATE money to loan on modern office of the County Recorder of Additional charge St Sc per line when package taken from Packard sedan. near Cloverfieid. Ph. owner, 23363. Fertlluers of all kinds our specialtr. Ma Westwood, containing pillfete documents homes. Thurlow Co., Inc., phone 61027, terial the seel, prices reduced. Oar choice Los Angeles County. California, a Monday is Included. 140—SIX large rms., 2 bedrms., very at M-ft'tiTT. charge ...... _ , SOc of no value to anyone except owner. In It is because values are now available at prices TO loan 32000 to 34000 on modern proper- Imperial dairy fertiliser, 3 begs 11. Cot notice of said breach and default formation er return to Edward Bailey. tractive; dble. gar., good loca. Ph. S4297. ty, north of Wllshlre. Box 755, Outlook. ton IMt fed steer fertilizer. 67-Ib. bass. and of election to cause the prop Minimum space 3 lines. 10 average words 55c. SPECIAL TBIS WEEK. With everr Note The Outlook Shopper ts a free de Ttt Tiverton Ave., tt. it. A. which just a few years ago would not have 2821 PEARL—6 large* rooms, ultra modern, erty described to said Deed of Trust sunny, garage. Was 150, now 337.50. 12-bag order Dairy. 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Ph. 23830. tawn and garden Por resl SOW fertiliser corded on December S, lttl, in Book The Santa Monlea Publishing Company j Phone 63746. 134 Fraser Ave. AUTO LOANS reserves MM right to nOHOOlll classify ar POUR rms., 2 bedrms.. newly decor. 1480Vi sail the Brentwood Stock Farm. Santa 11189. Page 377 of Official Records LOST—Pendant; blister pearl set in ham- been reached in this line, and the trend now AUTOS PQO SALE Monica 61944 or 63433 of said County: and revise Advertisements, te reject gaS refund 7th Bt. Kisner. 1428 7th St. Ph 22874. EASY WAY TO BORROW. emount paid, and wll! Mt be responsible mered silver pieces, representing leaves PUM lease. e*ruu_a Spanish, 4 oedrooms, • FINES1 PULVERIZED DAIRY FERTILIZ and flowers. Keepsake. Reward. 2S743. is upward. Be on your guard and don't let WHEREAS there'll now due and tat net. than en Msorrect Insertion of oaths DIP Oeoreln* Pbone owner 38363 SUPER FINANCE CO. ER ALSO HORSE MANURE BUY PROM aap ad e florid fer more than one time. 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No. 100 Dollars ' $8__0 001 principal fed Ilea has already established a regular and buy a good piece of inenrnp, r*r rpaidpn. houses R M, Campbell, 1328 9th. 22940. courteous service: lowe.«t rates. 23271 IT. delivered Lincoln Ranch. Ph 64113. of said note, together wlthlnterest I {j^*""" °" °ur cr,d" *"""" LOST—Purse, school bus tickets, etc. On Main St. Ocean Park. S. M district DAIRY fertiliser. 3 «acka tet ll. delivered; be ach. Ret urn to Jonathan Club. **• Flats and. Duplexes ' screened, no weed*: none better. 63369. thereon at the rate of seven PS*| _n __ •' """" . » - • ". tial, or business property, it will prove a 81 Money Wonted IU LOST—Lady's gold wrist watch: monogram For Rent, Unfurnished LAWN PERl'ILlZEH. ISA-. ON MARKETS cent <7r. J per annum, from July 24. Business and Professional B. E. g. Oall CRestvlew e_o«. aeward. blessing many times to you and your family. WEU CURED SHAVER DAIRY. 193: and all sums advanced or e£j\ Announcements LOST—Pair alaeeeei name en ease. Re WANTED MONEY--14600 -3 , . 80x130 ft. 112 ward, tit 26th St. UPPER flat, a sjjnny rooms. 1 bedrooms, lmprov. bust, cor., val. (20,000: present Automobiles For Sale penaed under the terms of said I • ——-J^—>••-—.... There is only one Bay District, and as owners garag* adults only Key at 1333 3rd Deed of Trust, with Interest as: BEDDING inc. 11200 rrr-Oo est*. Bos 770 Outlook. therein provided: and ' __± 20 Employment for Men of a portion of it your future is amply taken 38 STUDEBAKER Commander sedan, (360. BE< u 44 Rooms For Rent LOAN of 38600 on downtown business prop- WHEREAS, said Deed Of .Trust I " "•**» __»_»•»'«*• » *****> aU pricee. 1938 Pord coupe. (135. provides tbat, if there is a default j springs, bedsteads, pillows, moth-proof care of. erty Safe. Bos 765. Outlook. ing, sterntiini. renovate Buttresses ellb WANTED- Salesmen with ear to establish ROOMS PROM 12 25 UP WANT (3500 private loan on owner's home, Super Finance Co. ln the payment of any of the sums BS* cover. S3 Santa Uonloa Mattress * and conduct Rawleigh routes ln counties 301 Santa Monica Bled. Use the Classified columns 101-114 for guides to 227 WASHINGTON AVE.. O M refinancing bank loan. Phone 65178. secured thereby, upon application Pillow factory, lets uth at Pb SMM or part'Senta Barbara, cities of Oxnard. '31 OAKLAND coupe, rumble seat. . aat of tits owner and holder of said Ssnts Barbara and Ban Lata Obispo ROO.M Mth private oath and entrance aa- 90 Furniture For Sale Steady workers can start aatfelBB MS the best buys. A true barometer of business rase: gentleman 823 Lincoln Sled. overhauled, good tires, wonderful shape. rots, th* Trustee .hall give notice • BOOKS »255. 8th and Santa Monica Blvd. •nd sell 'so much of tbe property •Stm? SBd Increase rapidly. Hustlers on conditions. WANTED—Business woman share Apt. ref SECTIONAL book cases—steel filing cabi m—Ma. routes do 46000 *"••"**•* business erence* *aehansod_ SjjSd, net—roll tap office desk- - flat top desk— nisa. as shall bs necessary to satisfy the Books Bought and Sold Many established for years. Reply Im stenographer's desk -check writer—small 1929 WILLYS KNIOHT coach, eoat IllSSi indebtedness secured thereby; and mediately, giving age, occupation, refer NICELY luM-lshed rooms; reasonable; close good condl.. (275 1343 Sth 3t. Ph. MISS. Needham'e. 126 B M BLVD PEL 22815 In 1437 Sixth St. office or home safe—swivel high and lew WHEREAS. __i_ CALIFORNIA ences. Rawleigh Industries. Dept. CA-81- Phone 23285 office chair*—at REO truck, 180. Oood motor and tires: a - BA.S'K. by reason of tbe breach and BUSINESS DIRECTORY CARD T. Oakland. 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PAGE TWELVE EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1932 BARTOSH-PENA GO TOPS S. M ARENA PROGRAM Slugging Match Will He like His New Playmates? Rally in Ninth After Agua Caliente Cash -By Pap Vike Nine Lose,
When Rivals Mix Beats Cubs1. 8-7 **** * *^*&~i?•-! %/ 8-6, to Romans Mexican Underdog; Eight Warneke Victim of Giant iS OME OF T.E FAVOR-fTes Hargrave Shines in Box, Bouts Listed for Bay Attack ;Taylor Boys MTME AGUA CALlEMTC but Poor Support of Fight Stadium Cause Misup HANDICAP// Team Mates Fatal FRANK FINCH LOS ANGELES. March 16 TONS) j ING ot the kayo, —The New York Giants held a Failure to support Bob Hargrave, sockers. Rich- four game to three edge over the Samohi southpaw, cost Coach Joe . ard"Dick|' Bar I Chicago Cubs today as the two _W_r Buckmaster's Viking nine an 8-to-6 tosh. sturdy LoS National league contenders went oractlce ball r- HQ£AKA/£SS _ame with Los t. Angeles mid Into the windup of their exhibition Angeles high's | dleweight, will tug of war at Wrigley field. U/}'A/A/'£r*_\, Rfimans, who & be favored to The Giants forged Into the series had lost earlier | take the meas lead yesterday with an 8 to 7 vic In the season to § ure of Henry tory in another weird scramble the beach nine. I Pena, Mexican which saw the hirelings of John Hargrave turned I 160 - pound McGraw wipe out a 7 to 4 lead to ln a flashy game, |? star, when they win. whiffing 13 of . collide in the Again the Cubs outhit the Giants the batsmen who j main event at but four runs in the ninth, with faced him. The £ •<___ the Santa Mon Lou Warneke as the mound vic joust was held on 1 ica arena tonight. tim, decided the issue in favor of the Clover Field Promoter Dave Landau will oner the New Yorkers. The Cubs gar diamond yester his usual card of eight all-action nered 14 blows and the McGraw day. amateur bouts at popular prices. men 11. The show starts at 8:30 p. m. The Taylor boys got mixed up In Hargrave not [' There hasn't been a puncher un the shuffle. In the Cubs' time at only twirled a covered In the -local arena with the bat ln the eighth, with the result. sterling—g-ama,—Bob Hargrave consistent success enjoyed by Bar but proved to be the handiest of tosh since Goldie Hess first started the clouters. In four times up the massaging jaws. While Bartosh is BABE RUTH SIGNS rangy Viking knocked out a home a Los Angeles boy, he is regarded ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., run, a triple and a single. as a beach product as all of his March 18 (._. — Babe Ruth __f Thrills flshts have been waged at Lan After holding out for more than a month, Babe Herman of signed a contract here today The big thrills of the contest were dau's arena. Glendale, Brooklyn Dodger slugger, was traded to the Cincinnati with the New York Yanks for provided by Ray "Kiki" Lopez, Dick's success has been amazing Reds by Dodger officials. Babe says he will still get what he asked the season ot 1932 at a salary of whose daring base running enabled and his climb up the fistic ladder is for—$19.000—or he won't play with the Reds. Anyway, he's going $75,000. him to steal four bags during the nothing short of meteoric. Al to Florida to talk things over with Manager Dan Howley. seven inning fracas. though he had had some training that Harry singled and scored a Three Romans crossed the home In the Manhattan gym, Bartosh's run, only to find that Zack should plate ln the first inning. Mattice'sJ first real scrap- was-less than five [have—been up. double scored two teammates and months ago. Harry went to the bat for the he himself ankled in on Donatoni's Beat Good Boys second time in the Inning after error. In that time he has stopped Don GOSSIP ON GOLF Zack had been ruled out, slapped In the last half of the inning, Lo Yancey. Ralph Holquin, Truman : out another single and scored the pes belted out a single, stole sec Yarborough, Gene Bourden and same runner. ond and third, and came in on the Pat Mitchell, all rough and tough ^AUSTRALIA'S S.A/.T 0(3. FP-_.ELA.jO U)Or4 catcher's error. Then Hargrave Three Santa Monica golfers are leading at the halfway mark in the Bob Smith opposed "Sad Sam" crashed out his home run. The fol middleweiehts. . Holquin lasted the Gibson of the Giants and, outside MOPS ron. THE *5O;OOO *7 OoT OF _5 5TARTS longest with the rugged Angeleno. 72-hole medal play tournament being held at the Brae Mar mashie lowing Inning, however, saw Boner, links on Pico boulevard in Santa Monica. Bob Abeles holds the lead I of four runs on as many hits in __UA. Cr\UESi_E _321Z,e_ ~j L.A.ST Y£AR_ ff Roman moundsman, also, crack out trading wallops with Bartosh until with a 36-hole card of 66-52—108, two over par, while Irving Dudley is the -fourth, pitched great ball. the last minute of the third round r..-.tvitl by The A—.-- bi-TI t*i.»» a homer over the right field fence second with 53-57—110. Tom Eakin is third with 56-55—111. Jimmy Warneke relieved him ln the sixth To add to the merrymaking ot the when a rock-crushing right to the Feitshams, Hollywood high golfer, — and was the "goat" of the ninth jaw planted the Indian on the car Inning. encounter, Duncan registered an pet for keeps. is in fourth place with 53-60—113. other homer, scoring Hinsche. who C. B. Hollingsworth, manager of Gibson bowed out in the fourth ANZAC JOCKEY had walked. Bartosh is a fair boxer, but he'd the course, announces that second ln favor of Herman Bell, after rather mix it. All of his opponents round play will close Sunday night, yielding three runs and six hits, Brown Scores have tagged him on the chin at I Russell White, youngster from Jackson Winner TO RIDE FAST Unihi Warriors Santa Monica made the score 6 but those wishing to enter the Hot Court Duels least once, but Bartosh showed a tournament may do so this week. Georgetown university, pitched the to 3 ln that same session when Al disposition to be tough by taking There is no entry fee. ninth to receive credit for the WONDER HORSE lan Brown tallied on Johnston's 'em and keep coming. lctory. single. The following stanza saw Duncan get to base on an error and According to Prof. Landau, Pena Paul Berry of Santa Monica has Billy Elliott Selected to is a protege of Bert Colima. one of Scheduled Today;; BS. SERAPHS In Eighth Heat In League Meet come tn on a single. In the fifth been awarded low gross honors in the greatest fighters ever developed BATTLE TODAY he got on and came in, when the the 72-hole medal play tournament Pilot Phar Lap in Vikes were guilty of two errors. Lo on the Pacific Coast. Colima is all at the Bellevue public course on PASADENA. March 16 (CNS.— through as an active gladiator, but BeU - Borotra War Tops Chicago Cubs will face the Los An Negro Giant Cuts Foe's Border Dash San Fernando Cindermen pez made the count 8 td 4, when South Western avenue with a card he made second on a miscue, stole he still retains the knowledge and of 74-80-79-77—300. Officer Mof- geles Angels in an exhibition game skill that brought him a fortune. List of Matches in at Brookside park today as Pasa Eye; Frisco Nabs; AGUA CALIENTE, March 16 (_P> to Invade W.L.A. for third and trotted in on the catch fett of Los Angeles finished second. er's wild throw. He took a liking to-young Pena and Gene Golden won low net hon National Tourney dena fans turn out to see big Beach Downed —The jockey who rode Phar Lap, Loop Trackfest promised to develop him Into a ors with 257 while W. A. Mackey league talent in action for the first the so-called Australian wonder The Vikes made a strong bid ln fighter. and J. Armstrong tied for second time in their cltjz.. LOS ANGELES, March 16 (..'•— horse, to six victories in six starts the last part of the seventh, but 'Acid Teat' NEW YORK, March 16 (JPi — Manager Rogers Hornsby select By EDDIE GILBERT failed to catch up with their foes. with 258. Armstrong won the Storm signals "were hoisted for. all The comeback trail for Royal ln major races, will be up when TJnlhi's track teams will go into Tonight Pena gets the acid test. playoff. Prizes will be awarded at ed a team from his reserves to face "Dutch" Elliott, Aihambra idol, came Phar Lap races next Sunday in After Dunnagan singled. Hargrave He has licked quite a few boys but the clubhouse Friday night when three members of the French con the Angels. Leroy Herrmann, with the $50,000 Agua Caliente handi action Friday ln their first Valley smashed out a triple, to come bl tingent in the national Indoor ten to a sudden end last night when league meets of the season when after Dunnagan crossed the bag. none of them can compare with a dinner and putting tournament Los Angeles last year, was the "Dynamite" Jackson, once California cap. Bartosh. will be held for the winners. nis championships today. Cubs' pitching choice, while Man Announcement that Billy Elliott, they play hosts to the San Fernando BHE Jean Borotra, defending champion, ager Jack Lelivelt picked Win Bal heavyweight boxing champion and A, B and C squads on the Warrior! Santa Monica "Tiger" Hines and Carl Smaglik, The California Country club who also is looking to regain fistic lightweight jockey, who also hails 6 9 4 willing young 155-pounders, tangle golf team invaded Brentwood to ran up against Berkeley Bell of New lou, Hal Stitzel and Charley Mon- from the Antipodes, would ride oval. Los Angeles .. .__-.....% 6 4 York; Christian Boussus was crlef to divide the burden for the laurels, opened a deep cut under The Redmen, with one of the Batteries: Hargrave and Dona- in the semiwindup. Hines, former day for a league match with the his right eye and was awafded a the great Australian horse in the holder of the Southern California strong San Vicente boulevard course matched with Gregory S. Mangin, Angels. big stakes race definitely set at strongest teams in the history of tool; Boner, Ferguson and Grove, of Newark, and Antolne Gentien technical knockout over Elliott ln the school, will be highly favored to amateur title, ahould defeat the golfers. The Yannlgans again knocked the eighth round. rest rumors that the horse was slow-moving. Smaglik. [tackled Julius -Seligson of New over the regulars ln the camp game suffering from a bad foot and win over the Tiger aggregation. Two other promising bouts are San Gabriel Countryrclub's strong York. yesterday, the score being 10 to 7 Elliott, although an experienced might not be .Jjle to compete. With the exception of the mile run those cfeaturing Augie Soliz va women's team bested the Brent Borotra and Bell, a step ahead of Gene Lillard, young San Fernando I fighter, appeared frightened when and the high Jump, the Bengals the field, gained the quarter-finals D. J. Davis, owner,- selected Louts Griego at 124 pounds and wood feminine golfers in an inter- valley third base recruit, cracked he entered the ring and was Elliot over "Red" Martin to ride have nothing to rave about. Steele Wrestles Gene Garner and Salvator Pantoja. club match yesterday, 5 to 4. The yesterday with straight set victor out a home run. two doubles and promptly floored by the Negro for McCoy, who took second behind a ies. The French veteran turned his horse after the diminutive heavyweights. results: a single ln four trips to the plate, an eight count. After that he man- jockey assured him bs was in the teammate ln the Valley league mile Other bouts Include Chuck Green- •San Gabriel. 6; Brentwood. 4. back young Eddie Jacobs of Balti " aged--to bother Jackson considerably finals last season, is back and in more, 7-5, 6-3, while BeU was dis best of condition and able to make berg vs. Percy Vanderbllt. 126; Ace Mrs. L. D. Cheney and Mrs. A. N. BEAVERS OPPOSE with a left jab, and when the bout weight for the race. good shape, according to reports Hutchison vs. Young Parrell. 137; Edwards, 1; Mrs. L. B. Elliott and posing of Ernest Koslan of Hamil HOLLYWOOD STARS came to a sudden end. had succeed- from San Fernando. There is rum LonghornTonight Al Grlmmieks vs. Rupert Nesseroad, Mrs. J. L. Mantin, 2. Mrs. Frank ton. N. Y., 6-2, 61. SAN DIEGO, March 16 < i*'—The ed in almost closing his opponent's Spanish Play arrived from New ored to be a 5 feet 9 Inch high heavyweights, and Bob Epps vs. Abe Parker and Mrs. E. Porter, 1; Mrs.* Bell carried Borotra to five sets Hollywood Stars of 1932 get their left eye. The bout was scheduled Orleans yesterday. The 4-year- jumper at the Black and Gold in Rosen, 150. 'G. G. Ralls and Mrs. A. L. More- old horse appeared in good condi ln the finals ot this tournament a first taste of Coast league opposl- to go 10 rounds. Jackson weighed tion and will not need much prac stitution, also. If this is right the! Paul Jones, Texas Mat ton, 2. Mrs. J. S. Willis and Mrs. year ago and was given an even tion today when they meet the 212, Elliott 192. bar-scaling event should be one of I L. W. Ellis. 3: Mrs. L N. Slater and tice before tbe raoe. Star, Underdog to - Vike Track Teams chance of.-whipping the great Portland Beavers ln an exhibition Star Frisco. Filipino flash, ham the best competitions of the after Mrs. E. M. Galbraith, 0. Frenchman this tune. game here. The team will be with mered his way to an eight round noon, with Clavelot of Unihi capable Glendale Giant Mangin, another American, who out services of Marty Callaghan decision over Augie Curtis, local of 5-9 also. Harp and Elmendorf. Oppose Inglewood has been playing superlative tennis, regular outfielder, who, was delayed also of Unlhi, have cleared 5 feet boxer. Frisco was ln trouble only LOS ANGELES. March 16 (CNS) Pointing for a win ln their first was a slight favorite over the left- in joining the slquad because of once and that was in the fourth 8 inches. Bay league track meet. Coach San handed Boussus. Gentien definitely illness in his family. He had been Dudley Cup Net Hal Tracy, outstanding 440-yard -Ray Steele,, whirlwind Glendale ger Crumpacker's Santa Montca B expected to arrive yesterday. round when he was cornered and i the league~at'~the present I grappler, makes his first appear- Queen Helen to was the under-dog against Seligson, took a severe lacing. They weighed ance tlme, will be unable to compete for «• a Southland mat in-more and C track artists have been going former inter-collegiate champion. The Stars' Yannlgans yesterday i, than three vears throueh their training licks in prep- Such favorites as George Lott of had quite a task In turning back 105 P°unds eaUl- the Warriors Priday as his entire tonight when he aration for the first loop contest of Chicago, and Sidney B. Wood and the challenge of the San Diego' Abie Miller, east side youth, and household is quarantined. How- meets Paul Jones, the torso twisting the years slated with the Inglewood high school team.— They did it. Rec' Stephens, Culver City, fought Classic Nearing ever. Chatfield and Langdon should Texan, in a three-fall finish bat- Frank Shields of New York, ex tle at Sentinels tomorrow on the Vikes' Vie at Pasadena pected to reached the quarter-finals. however, but had to overcome a eight furious rounds to a draw. They be able to handle this event ta fine Olympic auditorium. oval. Coach Larry Horn's varsity style, as both are almost as good as oe Steele s fljfcig head- squadron journeys to Inglewood to fclrtPedi^t^^ „,„, I The seventeenth annual Dudley P P n me th r ults ere d rracy locks against Jones' revised body meet the Sentinel varsity on Friday. The, h__rh i__h_„° A?i |>IS ; L ° f f * . ?" Mendez, cup prep tennis tournament will be Strong Contingent Will 5 Another feature event on the pro scissors, and the 215-pound Glen Bowling Tips eame A n^flnl^' ^f. ^eles o^Pointecl Herman hefd "he?e March 35 and 26, under dale -wrestler, one of the- cleverest, g 6 110 gram should be the football throw Invade Crown City No?4" RO.., vS SM» l.?L f"] - ^' local boy (6); Kenny sponsor8hip of Santa Monica high for distance, a.new event this year. as well as one of the roughest mat- lin four £.^ hn SH *™°. __aSall£ °ce?n Pavk; outpointed school. The event ls open to any men in the game, is being picked to From Bay Region The Dome alleys enjoy an inter ..,..___. __.»mes at °at' belted out Russ Beach, Los Angeles <4i; Don1, high school student in- Southern Although it will not count for points, esting meet last night, as shown by tnree nits. Kennedy. Los Angeles, outpointed California eligible under C. I. F. it will be included ln all the meets. win. Since he last wrestled here under PASADENA. March 16*
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