EYE LOOK I Devoted to Developing the Great Bey District Member Associated Press—Established Oct. 13, 1875 VOLUME LVH NUMBER 130 SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JUNE I, 1931 PRICE TWO CENTS j^gjHARVARD OFFICERS INTOXICATED, CHARGE Young Bakers to Rockefeller Interests Take Strong j j^ ^m{\ Legion Commander Blames Reds for Ship Crash Probe Action to dtop tutting ot Wages Pacifist Attack on R*0.T.C. Training DENVER, June 1 (U.R>—John D. Rockefeller, jr., who came to the aid BALDWIN, Kan.. June 1 (U.R*-—Asserting that "everything we hold Submit Products of melting stock values soon after the crash of October. 1929. was credited By Mussolini Ban most dear is being subjected to the hatred of communism " Ralph T To Center About here today with making his first move to stop wage-cutting. Rockefeller'! O'Neil. national commander of the American Legion, today vigorously influence was seen ia the action of iht Colorado Fuel and Iron Co a attacked "determined efforts to eliminate the ROT C . a vital part of Rockefeller concern, in answering the call of the Colorado industrial com- our democratic system of national defense." Speaking before the gradu­ mission for voluntary action to hold, -—— ating class of Baker University, his,— To Judges at 10 to the commission declaring "no [ On Student Riots alma mater, the Legion chief de- "Everything we hold most dear. Alleged Drinking |up wag s. I benefit""could result from wage rc- I Ptored "increasing efforts to destroy | our bellef ln God our belief in fam-1 Arthur Roeder, president of the C. I ductions. , .a . all means of maintaining the peace „ ,,. .. Name of Winner to Go to F. 000 and reaffirming the stand taken ln 1930 promised to. endure with the names girls' cake baking contest, to be ing in the Santa Monica hospital. n third dav Gilbert disclosed that Ill feeling has been kept alive by declaring that "the right of citizen­ testimony from officers, crew and s a newspaper controversy, the fascist Indictments against Mann were dis­ others who care to make statements. of Booth and Barrett and Irving held in Shrine auditorium next Sat- she was injured in an automobile the defense planned to rest without missed ship should not be conditioned upon and Mansfield and other actors of urday under auspices of the Na- collision at Beverly boulevard and calling a witness for Clark press accusing the Catholic laymen's the teat of ability or willingness, So far I have not heard official organization. Azionc Cattolica. of Kidnaping and conspiracy indict­ testimony. We will inquire into the their day and rank. You who are tional Business and Professional cilffwood avenue, Brentwood Park.' ments (lending against the three men contrary to conscience, to bear arms old enough to remember - ie thea- Women's club of Los Angeles. Thursday. An inquest will be con­ Fall* to Identify indulging in political activity look­ or to take part as a combatant of actions of the licensed Officers. It ing toward the establishment nf a were dismissed upon motion by Dis­ war." any of the licensed officers were fer In the years from "76 to '88 will Select Champions ducted in the Price-Daniel mortu- Miss Mildri Roll-back, stenogra- trict Attornev John A Vails, after drunk we will find that out." recall the great artists with whom Many cities and towns already j ary in West Los Angela, pher in an office near the Holly-' Catholic party in opposition to wood office of Crawford, Where the fascism, and the Vatican organ de- fines had been assessed In the other , OppoM-- * Compulsor- _ ,y- Trainin.. . g . Four hundred and ninety-seven he was associated. He had only have selected their champions; Long Resident Here rive Years cases. H small parts, it is true, but. tne cnt- | Beach is holding its elimination ton | Mrs. Baker had made her home at double shooting occurred on Mav nounclng the fascist for attacks on Julian and Boren were fined $1,000 \ of '"ul.^""^^.*^Christian education to ^suppor i were on the Harvard at ire snoke verv itinrilv nf his work I y™"*_. i'"""."» *!"•* "**_-••«* "Y" _.'I mi a. o«R*t.- 20. was called aa the first witness j Catholics. each on charges of aggravated as-j that stand. Harold McAfee Robin - the time the boat struck the rocks S'frl' 7 h=v_» .PPSShe _^w. ^.and Pasadena _ <^_st will fall 225 Twenty-second street. In Santa today. sault with firearms, similar amounts son. administrative secretary of the in a heav y fog They were placed ta ___? chDDiLs veltow with ace ».•*«««« time with Santa Moni- Monica, tot the past five years. She She was ouestione^^d b^ y defense SEE PROSPECTS OF on aggravated assault charges and | board, said any steps ______s___ri lifeboats and picked up several hours and_S£_J"__.£*'.* wora"6y much- _,1 yehandlin___.._g! „.*,*?which_ I *#£&_.«• ..hig_h «n_eteschool d championthere, wils le nb e ______establishe_ d _-..-_her schoo_ l in Los Angeles .. . ,_. _-_ , j r— .later bv the u. 8. cruiser Louisville. about fifteen years ago. She is sur­ and prosecution attorneys and re- EARLY SETTLEMENT $500 each on charges of simple as- the old actor/treasures with such j terey for the big tournament. fused to make a positive identifies sault. would be takenipn , even ^^^^^to actio^n be- Sovrraj sutfercd minor lnJunes, vived by a daughter, Mrs. Minnie tion of Clark as the man she saw ROME. June 1 <_v—Prospects of a fore the supreme court. Water ("overs Mai—n Dec k Pnde. As registration for the tourna Gulliver_ , an_ d distant relatives in settlement of difficulties between The actual trial required only The assembly also reaffirmed Its' But Antonio Latour's career was | ment closes Wednesday at 10 a. m., lohio At the time of her" death she run from • rawford's office after the the vatican and the Italian govern- fifteen minutes stand of 1926 In opposition to com­ According to word received here ended whe_ n be was stil_,.,l _a young_ ,| th,e nam___e. o_. f Sant___ a . Monica'__ s .cham - j was pastor of the Kingdom of Light, ,n2?t„*n „,_, ..w.,.,..,..,*... , ment emerged today from confer-1 — ————— pulsory mllltarv training in schools nee salvage boats are standing by rK u nnd colleges, while expressing ap- j the stranded Harvard The main maa. Be is old now, with silver- pion will be sent by special mes- New Era Church Universal £., i. believed the man ences the pope and Premier Musso-1 rVI,. lv t, iftoasfttsori f>*i*/>rti white hair, faded blue eyes. senger to the tf-rnament headquar- p persons miraculously escaped was Clark jlinl held with their advisors *r fV-iU II.« . 1 uftt proval of "such voluntary drill and - deck, it, was said, is covered with wa- our training aa may seem wise to stu- j ter Efforts to salvage the vessel thla. trembling limbs; but hi: ters tomorrow as soon as the de- 1 death when a light roadster in which | Describe* Action At the end of a meeting with : old actor's face is lighted with , cision of the Judges has been an- they were riding Saturday noon Another it ness called was George twenty-four cardinals of the curia, Sea by Lifeguards dents and their parent for purposes will depend upon pump tests, ac- intelligence aad feeling; he car- nounced. No chances are going_ to be turned over after colliding with an- Copeland rea_l_ estatv_,._.e „ ma.„„.n. wh.„.,__o I the pontiff „directe d the editor of the Despite a heavy fog which______kept _ of precision, obedience and team cording to Lassen Line officials. No ries himself with that proud erect- j taken on possible delay in mail ser- other car al seventh street and Ma- shared Crawford's office Copeland newspaper Osservatore Romano to yesterday's temperature down to a' work." ' atttempt will be made to pull the f ness which distinguishes gentle- vice. ho avenue, falling on top of them, described Spencer's actions after the discontinue his editorial attacks on maximum of 65. lifeguards on the Favor World Conrt Harvard free until It is determined men of the stage and he never ap- Cash Award Witnesses extricated Kenneth Town- editor was shot fascist students who have part in- | Santa Monica beach reported a big I Further acting on____, recommenda. - if the vessel will float. pears without a flower in the lapel In addition to the honor Which er. son of C. C. Towner, who for- **A sec id after I heard the shots I Poied In anti-Catholic demonstra- crowd on the beach, five swimmers • tions of the board of Christian edu Cigarets and tobacco valued af of his ancient coat. will be given nationally W the win- merly operated the Irwin Heights n d" Coneland said "I looked out tions for the past week. being rescued. cation the assembly approved a $40 000 were part of the Harvard re cargo, It was learned today. Antonio Uvea alone in the an- ner of the tournament, there, wJJ!; Water Co. in this city, and Mr. and and saw Spencer stagger out of the • At the same time the premier Phil Fraser 23:1 North Arden WHS I memorial expressing 'he special _i__ house in which his father was be a cash award of $50 for tft | Mrs. Thomas Mutch and daughter, I "Sorwav and _m toward nv win- j Passed the word to fascist editors P»««d In by Oeorge McCuljock duty; of our nation to enter the born. From lt he can see the many baker of the best cake. Second prise Dorothy al! of 1428 Sixtieth street. I Sow He wa* .lVitimr ••___!. _ ! that they were to cease their antl- when he*, stricken with acramp World Court, and an overture of he acres that once belonged to his an- will be $25; third prize. $15, and I Los Angeles. ; copeland am' hefell to the __u_. i Catholic campaigns, at least for the while swimming near the Danville presbytery of Los Angeles asking Acts for Removal of opPlana tare a 1 cestors His family was rich, the fourth prize. $10. Mrs. Mutch sustained a possible r *" J_/a____ time being. <-'»bNU . Irwin Rishell. 638 North Ram- that the board prepare a program villagers will tell you, as they won- Each girl in the sectional tourna- [ fracture of the right shoulder, while | ma Not answer This leaves the field clear fofo_i___r I | °t. swaswamm ououtt totooo fafarr anandd hahadd ttoo 1| oofr educatioeducationn Iinn furtrurrneranch e of pro- Abandoned Well* der how the old actor manages now ment will be provided with a range, Miss Dorothy Mutch was treated for "I saw him get up and lurch on. diplomatic negotiations, and it vvas be rescued by "Doc" Clancey, after hibitlon. VENICE June 1—Request that a to keep soul and body together and cooking equipment, but she will | contusions on her light side after; and I ran out Where did that man expected that representatives of the I hia strength failed him. The same Harry L Bowlby. secretary of the talce survey be made of the oil wells ia "Poor Old Tony," they will say', "ith her the ingredients for both had'been rushed to the Mary go?' Spencer gasped a; he reeled In thing happened to Charles Robe 1 Lord's Dav Alliance, told the assem- the north Venice district to determ­ "he set out to be a famous actor her entry. Preparation of the cakes Martin hospital by a Mrs. Woodward the doorway, clutching a panel." (Continued on Page 13. Column 6) of 2317 Arizona avenue, Santa Mon- bly that President Hoover, in dts- ine how many have been abandoned and now he has nothing" w'u begin simultaneously at 10 of Lancaster, a passing motorist. Copeland declared he asked Spen- ica Dick Doran. 5554 Fernwood ave- | cussing law enforcement with him. permanently and what steps can be unt Old Tonv laimhs and *___v« °'clock Saturday morning. Otto Goldschmidt of Olendale. cer several times who shot him Hrnritm ntt W nnr1 ••1 Wis,? P___? when one h_i Expert Judges , traveling on Idaho, was the driver "He did not answer," Copeland n earing Oil ff OOO. nothing one has freedom from a When all the cakes are finished of the other machine testified. "All he could do was gasp host of pestiferous bo?_ These; and iced, ready for the Judges, a __ Mrs. Rose= Cook Hurt for breath. I saw he was mortallv Charges Delayed eSSd neiRhbors do not know how committee of domestic science ex-1 Mrs. Rose M. Cook* of ^1735 Nine- wounded, to I dashed back into my LOS ANGELES, June 1 'CNS'- fi__i__f" perts. widely known ta Southern teenth street was injured Saturday | office and lied an ambulance." The resumption of hearing on ) California and including Florence | tyjtxU"UU when the car she _**'as| Copeland said he heard two shots charges of Inefficiency brought "We cannot expect oil companies One evening, with a chuckle of Austin"chaseT Kate _jfrew Vaughn | dHvta§ ^ancToni jjljoted by John | "one'sharp and clear and the other against Dr. N. N. Wood, superinten­ Plan Christening ___.___-,__, .«._._.«__. _> 4_1. TIT __..,_..i.« _._4 1 nuovm vnooc. c_.*mjc JJIVVT TRUKCIII, I —--- - m — -•.- . «—— —.^ —-,-- , - -•• .. *... _— ••...• ...... _._ ...... Case Being Drawn whose stockholders still have a ?if?i.A»_2, «•„___M • •«iw__f ____n _ Marion Manners. Ida Cornforth and Calrd of 7357 Franklin avenue col- as If it had been fired against a dent of the Oeneral hospital, by SAN DIEGO, June 1 •.l**—Ques­ chance to realize some returns from that Buxton woman talking about Marlon Herbert will carefully ana- lldedst Santa Monica boulevard and bale of cotton." Supervisor Frank L. Shaw, ached-1 Of City Lifeboat tions asked of talesmen all last the production of oil to tear down uled for tomorrow, was delayed an Plana for launching and christen­ week were used today by counsel | their derricks right now." Council­ me today. She and two other worn- Iyze each cake for lu navor< (exturt and Sixth street. _ Radke Runs out ing the new lifeboat purchased by en stopped in front of my house. appearance, all of which will Charles Edge, 18. of 1017 Wllshlre One of Clark's attorneys asked I additional dav bv order of the board lor Alexander Pantages. wealthy {man Barthel declared. "But there and members of the beach movie colony showman, and others charged with are a large number of wells ln the And this here, she said (tne old j enter foto selection of the winners, boulevard, passenger ln a car driven Copeland if he ever heard a gun of supervisors today for the Santa Monica city lifeguards actor mimicked the Buxton worn- st. the Judges by Albert Kent Jr. of 1820 South 1 fi d against a bale of cotton? The supervisors decided to delay conspiracy and violation of the north end of the field that have In the ]ocal conte re the resumption of the hearing un­ are now being formulated, accord­ juvenile court law in opening the; ^p,, abandoned permanently. Every ans voice to perfection), is the will be Mrs. Chase. Mrs. Jessica C.! Saltair avenue. West Los Angeles. "Yes," replied Copeland, "down in ing to a report from Capt. Roger til Wednesday afternoon, because second week of the trU devoted to, eff t shoilId ,„. made to get rid of old Latour home that ive been Hazzard. director of Santa Monica was cut by broken glass when the: New Orleans." Cornell of the Deauvtlle Beach club. ellm u a 01 ony La Paul W. Schenck. council for Shaw examination of prospective Jurors . . _ , . ,_. . .rz _ _. y° ,. "_,°_r* ,. T " school cafeterias, and Ed C. Scho- machine hit a parked automobile_on Copeland said that Just as hei n presentation of evidence to sup* The new skiff, eighteen feet long Twelve men tentatlvelv were seat-, th<>s« abandoned derricks as quickly sinctoure _____he_ comliveed bacherke froalml alon actlne 'eve oar ber, proprietor ut the Purity bakery.] Broadway, between Twelfth and Eu- d the ambulance Rov Radke it the charges against Dr. Wood. and capable of carrying ten persons, M calle will be placed in service next Sun­ ed when court convened. A fourth possible for the sake of adjacent the stage in New York. He's alevarMrs . dAlle floriste Patterson, will sen. Wilshird flowere sbou-|cli for Thid streets* last , accidenyesterdat yo f morningthe day. wa__ s |j Crawford's secretary, ran out shout' .ir engaged in a case In superior venire of twenty*five prospective I property owners whose holdings good-fef-nothla*—a disgrace to hia liable' decorations ln tomorrow's recorded when cars driven by R. H. (Continued ea Page 13, Column S) | court. day morning with appropriate cere­ Jurors were in attendance. The new < will be benefited by the removal of family aad the community. Look, event. Brown Of Ml North Beach wood | monies. Arrangements are now be­ venire included fourteen men. A the unsightly derricks.* r ing made bv Captain Cornell to the house ain't had a brush of paint I drive, Los Angeles, and Jack Met-|c>_n/ _T*f *__•>. ______tV^' 1 have a movietone truck present to total of sixty-one persons had been ______Btr a tap of a hammer since his; .-, « _-,. , ,. calfe of 1143 Third street collided at Ore IslrliaU I flat I Empty Till Foils record the events of a realistic res- summoned to the box. poor paw died.. Bis paw and maw CrflmSOW _T IQlltlTiO Lincoln boulevard and Broadway, Pantages and Jesse H Shreve. Arrival of Rolph they was a real credit to tha town' injuring Miss Peggy Pringle of 626 At Court Hearing Burglary Attempt fhf _.f_?,»,f,-vnnwsreel "'le"e *" 0Ver ! 8a"n"D_Vo b_sinel. man" were Vc gnd church. Elder Latour hia paw Strand street. Ocean Park, a pas­ A burglar who jimmied the door me country. | cused of conspirinspiring with WilliaWillianm was. She was a deaconess. Ain't Murder Accusation LOS ANGELES. June 1 (CNS* — Family Scheduled An at- senger In Metcalfe's machine. Date for the trial of Frederic H. on the MacMarr market at 3003 Jobelmann and Olive Clark Dav al­ y er SAN DIEGO. June 1 ftLE_ Girnau. whose arrest under federal I Wilshire boulevard some time be­ Aviatrix Resumes leged operators of a Hollywood girl Mr. and Mn. Janies Rolph lit, #_? done whe_"h. "w_. ^n'_X I t^l?a^tl^i3_____i_y. I _/ ~ tween 4 and 7 o'clock this morning. mart." to bring 17-vear-old Lydta son and daughter-tn-law of Gov. indictment recently cut short a se* James Rolph of California, were ex- equit.___n e w _ have been stabbed to death in some]-'-*"""""""'" *—' * '"" ries of sensational and scurrilous ar- 1 obtained nothing for his pains, ac- Nitto to a gay hotel party here S_?V__tlike he dide hm_, buuut itan musd _ot 'aS ' beeffiI»-jrK*1n «.«*"!_ ?_•_!_!Merchants to ticles in the Coast Reporter, con-1 cording to a report made to Santa Flight in Autogyro pected to arrive in Santa Monica q remote spot and her body taken to for a month's visit late this after­ somethin awful cause he sin- the Indian Village in Balboa Park! Pioneer Day _ EVeUtS cern'mg love affairs ofClara Bow Monica police by M. C. Lack, man­ OMAHA. June 1 (_*)— Winging never been no good to himself ner was to be set late today. ager of the market. This was the her way across the continent in an Los Angeles Girl noon. May 3, was launched by the defense Problems of Importance to all Federal Judge George Cosgrove The visitors will make their horns to anybody else since.'" With an­ today when the preliminary hear- Santa Monica merchants will be ihird time the market has been autogyrs, Amelia Earhart reached other chuckle, the old actor ss- who presided over numerous hear burglarize- d within "the last___e__r__and • Omaha today and took off two Lost in Tia Juana at the Jonathan Beach club while ilk ing of Moss E. Garrison, her middle- considered tomorrow night when the 1 jnt,, ,_ fh_ f„riv,._ —.KH.I..--. «_..,, 1 r_* —- __ ._ . ______this city, and a number of elaborate plalned: "The food ladies did notage d suitor, on charge of murdering merchants' division of the Santa „? ,A«.-J, h.., ™ _ __.___.? r .£ *_he men ln charge of the various hours later on her trip to Los An­ SAN DIEGO June 1 .r— Police | know I was Just behind the hedge. f 10 n r h social affairs are being arranged In her, got under way. Monica-Ocean Park Chamber of EL. *" ?***fi* ?h_T^ __ ?~ *£P***rtmenu are extremely careful geles. She spent last night in At­ here were requested by telephone to their honor by Santa Monica citi- digging up the ground for violets." A. Fairchild. attorney for Oar- Commerce holds Its dinner meeting Girnau -bout leaving money in the store. lantic. Ia He paused, then added softly, "Har­ y amU conduct a search for Kathleen Nel- zens under the leadership of the riet loved violets." rison. succeeded ln gaining an ad- at the Santa Monica Athletic club, '" - Miss Earhart. who left Willow son. 18-year-old Los Angeles girl. Rolp~ h club, which hopes to make Because his life experience is mission from Dr. B. G. Colby, autop- according to officers of this group.; ~ ~~ I Police Guard New Orove. Pa. last Thursday, did not who became separated from friends the governor's visit \rvSanta MonicS w at ls d To 1 1 of h s sy surgeon, that it was possible the 1 Special attention will be given (j(jff fjftUJ Nullified announce a definite course, but In Tijuana. Mexico, yesterdav. each suinmer a traditional event, *» J* * °J , "y J,, ? .. 1, . girl was stabbed to death while plans for the forthcoming Pioneer tealian Ambassador said she would take the northern Governor Rolnh is expected to Join story as a play and of life itself ia seated, probably ia SB automobile. Dav celebration, and merchants are Police were informed that the girl his son here later in the month. rms of the theater. Many times | j^ j^ that u,^ ^^re no stab | asked to make their dinner reser By Supreme Court NEW YORK. June 1 (.*••—-The route over the Rocky mountains. accompanied friends from Los An­ I have heard him declaim: j wounds in the back tended to bear j vat ions through the chamber of![WASHINGTON , June 1 — Va Los Angeles Firms the supreme court. on .ration. cr*—MacDonald Smith. 38-vear-old ! ^ Angeles and departed Upon Carry. 15-year-old junior "Circumstances," ths old actor U s. professional golfer, making a school student who killed Pat For Stable Dollar LOS ANGELES, June 1 (U.R)—Two arrivintold policeg ta, thethye northerfound n thacityt . Mistrv?vs says, "'shift the scenes; Fate is the sentimental pilgrimage back to the Nelson had not returned 'here man Edward Smith when caii__ stage manager; Nature, the direc­ WASHINGTON. June 1 ts — A leading bakery companies announced town where he learned the game, trespa&_ung ta a school building, was tor; Ood, toe producer; we. the ac proposal that a special commission j reductions in the price of bread to- carded a par shattering 70 in the held to the grand jury an a mur­ tors, enter, play our parts and aiclt. | fe.*R^V"_____U*__S__l_____L __•_&! __S__.ln.wlMlt £_ believed to be_the wind and rata at Barry todav to Chinese Film Star der charge today. The play goes oa and ea nd on. biliziri"""g" the" "**"purchasin" °*"g" powe"""r" o~f the I "star* t' of *a pric' e war ta*~ the bread take the lead in the first qualifying Corry sat stolidlv beside hM And Sways there are members of dollar was laid before President making industry. Late News Briefs round of the British open champ­ Returns to Screen brother Ear!. 13. and Schuyle* Hoover today by American farm bu- One firm slashed the price per ionship. Pearson. 16. as the coroner's jury (Continued on Page 4, Column 61 reau federation officials. loaf from 10 to 8 cents. This was HOLLYWOOD. June 1 ong . ynenraOrientail actressactress, returnereiarnrda w-to- | | rrcrimpm»e ananrid founfoundd EuEaril <____andi s___J2|Schu_ g for rises and falls ln price levels would sell at two loaves for IS cents, day and will appear ln a number of, were accessories *~«*n#i than the law of supply and demand. , John, 28-year-old welder, may have poisoned his three moth­ Suffer Wage Slash talking motion pictures. The actress YES, irS TRUE w The commission, which they sug-1 m. T- , • ww t t erless children and his mother in an effort to cover his own TOKIO. June 1 1 p> The govern- I *s met bv scores of relatives and gested be composed of bankers Three lOUthS HelO. , suicide was voiced by police today after John died in a re- ment today extended its recent sal* friends. Miss Wong is a native of _. j .. _. ,_»_ , „__• ,. economists and leaders of farm and Los Angeles. She was born above a For Stealing Auto ceiving hospital. John supposedly was a victim of food ary cut to primary school teachers laundry on South Flower street. COMING EVENTS taV? th e _____Arcadi_a ._.tract? , .__soutKh i^wof Pic" o industriavent by llegislativ groups1 , ewoul ord othe seekr toactio pren- Three boys from chino. cal.. were poisoning, which caused his mother, Mrs. Libbie John, and his drawing more than $49 a month boulevard, own oas foot of land oaJ^Jt'' inKJSISl" in money values Ii a custody of Los Angeles police to- three small children to become ill. The children and Mrs. The order is effective July 1 for the opposite side of a twenty-foot "Hi 7.™™ „. 8 ,„„-„„ „„ more than 15.000 teachera Old Ironsides to Be TONIGHT alley wK__ cuts through their W | rommodUy^g'" ^"^ " ,day. accused of having stolen » John werp exDected to recover Santa Monica Symphony orche. erty • "• - ______, car belonging to Mrs M. E. Aahley j Jonn were e*P"cw.*a LO recover, Recommissioned tra rehearsal, 1347 Fifth street, at 8 o'clock. That Santa Monica is one of eight _rT _, . _. of Ontario from Pacific atreet and - Piccard Won't Make WASHINGTON. June 1 j missioned "July I at Boston The Community stag. Ocean Park au­ ica. Pasadena and San Clemente are FRENCH LICK. Ind. June 1 SMS lice division. Prof Auguste Piccard[announced|famous man-of-war of 1812 will ditorium, S o'clock. on this list, according to Ray L. —Methods of reducing, state taxes bought near Edge water, Maryland. Admiral Robison has today he has promised his wife not leave two days later on a tour of held the interest of twenty-two ex- ftscension ,nto TOMORROW Riley, state controller. ecutives at the twentji-third annual Hniiilcu Pfttto Viaif served on the navy general board, as military governor of £« «rXP_e_- £e auanue eo_« ta tow * a mine conference of governors today it\SMUWKs*J TUyB V 1811 Santo Domingo, commander-in-chief of the battle fleet and' ' Santa Monica Towne club. Carmel i That Mr. and Mrs. Robert Armour of the u s hotel, at noon. will attend the Rotary International was the first problem the state To Dutch Airport I - *\eet and as superintendent of the naval academy. Santa Monica Kiwanis club, Mir* .convention at Vienna, Austria, thla heads discussed as a group, after an ___ Baseball Results Deny Court Appeal emir hotel, at noon. address of welcome by Gov. Harry AMSTERDAM, Holland. June 1 American Legion. Santa Monica _! month. Armour having been selected O. Leslie | their recent decision reversing the United Santa Monica-Ocean Partt HO plaps to remain here several convictions of the score or more de- I league. Ocean Park library, 8 pm, Frank R. Watson of the Santa Mon- ernment and home rule, advocatedI He plans to remain here several I ffin about October 1 Th. wnrk on th_»"hattl*>chin M •*_»__>_ I NATIONAL LEAGUE to b tort W e ? P b u fendants ta the historic Idaho "rum 1 Santa Moniea council ot soctaj thffi!_Ue __l_'O.I__C l5^^ ^ l25S. - ^ night, about Hoi-jf^ t°a ^f^^ rebellion" case. I welfare, 1335 Euclid avenue, 8 ______

I I '.."iV.*. 1 PAGE TWO EVENING OUTLOOK, BANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA t MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1931 raumcaL anvaaninoKT LONG TOWN NAME Youthful Slayer COCKTAIL WORST BUILDS BEB OWN HOME Piccaris Aluriiinum Ball Recovered; The original name of Ids Angeles. TORONTO, June 1 _P>—The wont LEATHERHEAD, Eng., June 1 Ut* which celebrates her 150th birthday form te which liquor can be taken, —ttirr Marion Duckham, daughter Wickersham Gets September 4 to 13, was El Pueblo de Sentenced to Die te the opinion of Sir Henry Dray­ Of Sir Arthur Duckham, president McKnight Attack Nuestra Senora la Relna de los An­ MIN_OLA. N. V., June 1 lfl_— ton, who bus charge of the provin­ b.-. of the Federation of British Indus- Lowered Over Glacier Edge on Cable geles de Porcluncula, which means Francis Crowley was sentenced to­ cial government's sale of liquor, it the Village af Our Lady, the Queen day by County Judge Smith to be the cocktail. "If X had tbe power of tries, la to bt a bride te a homo AUGSBURG. Germany. June i (A—Contrary to previous plana, the that ahe built herself. She ins btr n aluminum gondola in which Prof. August Piccard and Charles Kipfer Honorary Degree of ths Angels. Porcluncula, meaning executed the week of July S for ths a czar." he tald, "I would go into Charges Refuted rode to new heights, will not remain aa a monument to them on the "small portion," waa ths early name murder of Policeman Frederick every home and smash every cock- own contractor and helped In brick­ of the Los Angeles river. glacier where the balloon landed. Advices received here from Ober Gurgl. SYRACUSE, N. Y., June 1 <_v- Hirsch. tall shaker that could be found." laying and carpentery. Austria, said that a salvaging squad recovered the ball yesterday. They Recipients of honorary degrees st Candidate Exonerated in towed the seven foot sphere across Syracuse university's sixtieth com­ a natural loe bridge by cable. slung Telegrams have been received here mencement exercises today Included Incident Incorrectly it over a big crevasse and lowered it from three English department soma 1,300 feet down the glacier's stores offering Dr. Piccard any price George W. Wickersham, chairman LOG CABIN SYRUP Quoted by Paper wall. to exhibit his now historic "basket." Of the national commission on law tmall M odium Largo— (1 *tt 1 Ok observance and law enforcement, the (IS Fl. oa.) degree of doctor of civil law; mTWU Oa.) QA_ Denouncing as "dastardly aad Can ...... 20c s_r__._-.__ 40c Can x.wn". Ovv cowardly" the circulation toy oppo­ Traffic Disrupted Outstanding U. C. Dwlght Whitney Morrow, senator Limit I Caaa to * Limit I Caaa ta a Limit 1 Can to a nents of James S. McKnight. candi­ from New Jersey, doctor at civil law; Caatomer Caatomer Caatomer date for Loa Angeles City Council By Smoking Turtle • Graduates Named Charles Dana CHbson, artist, doe- from ths ISM District, of an edi­ BERKELEY, June 1 R twenty-one years the DEL MONTE COFFEE NO. 2 (1-LB. 4-OZ.) sented and that he later was com­ r Indianapolis two and one- the -*oltl Sfsiiiilnnl LLB. OCmtr* CANS FOR 25c pletely exonerated. naif mile circular brick track, Bat alar "Bella for Laaa" Prlee tta oach. Umlt * Caaa to a Caatomer Assail Motives surrounded by a concrete CAN ... *-«"C "As a matter of fact the real rea­ of Tire. Yjiliies Halt t Pounda io •_ Cttgtomer son why McKnight's defeat ls urged wall to keep lac cars from Fruits and Berries for Pies by the News ts that he to a loyal ad­ dashing off, has been Ihe SSto* GALLON BLACKBERRIES— vocate of public ownership and pub- S lb. PILLSBURY'S FI_OUR GALLON APRICOTS— No. 10 («-lb. 7-01.) lie control of water and power utili­ cible Whore at white heat au­ No. 10 («-lb. 4.0t.) 45c ties, to which the News, as tbe re­ Sack i6c I ;••„_ 28c S___ 60c OM • tomobiles and tires have been Llmll t tacki to • Umlt t laaka ta a Mmlt t Seek to • Can , 33c Beralar "Halle lor Leea" MM tto. cipient of financial support from Caetomor Caitemer Cattamer Beralar "telle to* Lea." Price Ite Limit t Caaa ta a Cattomer. O. T. Johnson Jr., power-trust rep­ tested. Thousands af men Limit t Cana to • Cattomer. While Ther Latt. resentative an the municipal water have risked and some have sacrificed their lives, While Ther Laet GALLON GOOSEBERRIES— No. 10 (6.1b. 6-oz.) A C« and power commission, ls bitterly and manufacturer* have spent millions of dol­ WESSON OIL GALLON PINEAPPLE opposed. And if our people could be OA. I/J. Gallon lars* te the end of making tetter automobile* and tmtmK, can No. W («-lb. 8-OI.) Rernlar "Sell* for Lea." Prlee Me. given fun knowledge of ths funda­ 78c Can 55c Limit t Caaa to at Caetomer mental issue involved they could tetter tirca. .Imlt I Cana to a Cmtomer Limit 1 Caa ta a Ooetamer While Ther tail. readily detect the insincerity of the Quart attacks of the News Louis Schneider and mechanician Saturday Can 43c Can $1.46 Llmll 9 CUM _L » Customer Limit 1 Can to % Castomor "On April 17, when McKnight was won this race In a heavy 8-cyiinder car. He TUNA merely one of a field of candidates EL CAMPO BLUB SIA EXTRA • SUNSET LIGHT asking far nomination at ths pri­ made an average speed of 96.629 miles per TUNA FLAKES— FANCY TUNA— MEAT TUNA— maries and before the News and Its hour. On the straightaways, and In passing KRAFT CHEESE (W/t-Ol.) 10c backers became fully aware of hto American, Brick, Limhurger, Swiss, Pimento, Cut ...... Can 15c 12 STL ...26c convictions on the public ownership cars, he touched 140 miles and better. He issue, tha News itself printed thto drove on 6.00-20 Firestone High Speed Tires Pimento Velveeta and Velveeta statement regarding Mr. McKnight'* with racing treads. He had no tire tronble. (»/i-lb.) 1 ft _ LIBBY'S CATCHUP record, and we believe that this (14-OZ.) statement can toe taken as substan­ He IMI il I* irraioiif- Tiraa because Firestone ex- Package * OC 15c tially correct: Rogular "Bells far Laaa" Price tOc. BOTTLE Previous Story l_<-rt» ttrnmtt engineers have, through 21 years,taken Limit 8 Packages Aiaorted or . of ony one kind ta A Cos-omar. Limit I Bottlee ta a Caatomer "'Ugly stories of McKnight's con­ this race em a challenge to lire making. From this nections with ths natiwal guard Del Monte Fruits for Salad have been going the rounds the last race they have developed vital improvements Buffet tita I No. 1 No. V/r PALMOLIVE BEADS few weeks. In order that these ru­ which have given ta Firestone Tires the world (8-oi.) rare is.D uaa* from ollra and palm oils—for beet reealtt IB weobtair mors may be dragged into tte light leadership in Safety, Mileage *n*d Endurance. 3 Cana ft 25c I fiT?. ne i &r.:*.r-.... 28c Ane fabrlee. aad disproved In Justice to Mc­ (S-OZ.) Knight the true basis for these ru­ mors is here related: 1. Gmtm-Uippistts--tire* had ta he WIIrlil's. Hi-rorilsi Del Monte Royal Anne Cherries PACKAGE 7c "Tn 1922 McKnight was commis­ itrottger and able to eland tbe beat of a hot red NO. 2 (1-LB. 4-OZ.) a o Limit t Paekaree to * Caatomer sioned to reorganize the national brick track al high speed. Firestone met this by mmmf^tttotte Gum-Dipped Tiret hold guard, which was then embroiled in CAN 1 OC politics. It was necessary to raise developing and perfecting the dipping of cords mil world*t racordt am rood umd CHURCH'S GRAPE JUICE money, and a professional promoter through a rubber eolation lo insulate each fiber ______La_r______J______aaa'' Price 25c. Limit * Can, le a Cattomer. While They Latt Pint Quart track for tafety, mileage, spaed Bottio 32c was retained who was to keep as hto «»f every cord to overcome beat, and give the cord DEL MONTE APRICOTS Bottle 17c commission fifty per cent of tte umd endurance. No, 2 (I.lb. 4-oz.) nr I Q No. tV/s (1-lb. 14-oi.) QJ- money which he procured greater strength and 58% greater flexibility. 2 Exonerates in Probes This is die patented Gum-Dipping process need in II few twelve consectuive years they Cana for t*ntt» I *» Cana for , OOI H-O QUICK OATS "'Disgusted wtth the entire mat­ ihe making of every Firestone Tier. ____.* Caa»_i' » Cuitemar I Limit 4 Caaa ta a Caatan.er Small (LIS, 4.oi.) , h 7 > ter, McKnight resigned, sad tte ru- have toon ihe 500-mile Indismap- Paeka*** for...... 25c |K?' i:" .. :": 28c mors persisted. Subsequently tte DEL MONTE VERY SMALL State of California, tte leaders Of %m The Httlioott Tire ***** developed oHs Endurance Race. tte Los Angeles Bar association, tte by Fireetoiie to permit greater speed with com. SUGAR PEAS KEN-L-RATION bank with which te was connected —were on the winning cart In the The Dor Poo* Boareme—Wonderfallr Balanced Ballon—Beatr to Sarre and a special committee of his lodge fori and safely by increasing road grip, and ab­ NO. 2 (1-LB. 4-OZ.) a c made a thorough Investigation of sorbing shocks, ll was made possible by the add­ Pike*. Peak Race where a tlip CAN c these rumors. Every investigating Regular "Sell, far Leu" Price itte Llmll 4 Caaa to a Cuitomer <««•) 6c agency agreed that there was not ed strength and flexibility given by Gum-Dipping, meant death. CAN even a tinge of suspicion against la the 1925 race aome of the driven tried aome Limit t Caaa to • Caatomer McKnight's Integrity, that te stood ' were on the G.M.C. Truck, tarry Del Monte Solid Pack Tomatoes absolutely cleared of an suspicion of of the then aew Firestone Balloons* the others dishonesty'.'' ->lu_ k to high pressure tires. Peter De Paolo, on ing a fteo-ton load, that hung up NO. 2 (1-LB. 3-OZ.) -a r* CANDY DEPARTMENT FiresSotie Balloons, made a world's record. All the coott-to-coatt endurance CAN IOC ASSORTED CHOCOLATE CREAMS Tte fact that Col. J. S. McKnight a • av e e e Nearala, Caramela aat Oraama—While Ther Laet to one of tte largest taxpayers in ueiae winner• IMMIM- la on Firestone Balloons. record. vrsn ••eeoeataae*aeeeUmlt 4 Cong et a• a*• Customer. . • . . . mftmu • * • • • ~~ tte Third oouncllmanlc district and PER that te is a success as a business Now the Balloon lire io everywhere Ihe standard. man is ample evidence of tte un- -—ware om the Studebaker car which Del Monte Sweet Potatoes POUND 20c Srathfalaesa of tte Daily News 3. mmmstbif 4 tarsi Breather — The on a board track in Atlantic City LARGE (1-LB. 13-OZ.) o _- Aatements aa to hto business con­ nections. higher powered ears and the step-op in opeed lat 190$ tsent 30,000 milet in BAKERY DEPARTMENT de_MM_ied still more tire toughness. At 100 miles CAN luC DEVIL SOOD LOAF CAKE— LIBERTY SNAILS— 26*326 minutet. Resulor "Satis for Leap" Price tOr. Limit . Cam lo a C—tomer. no boor the circumference of a tire increaee* by iVIth Nuto and Ralaln* 1 Q|» Oaf Doxen ., .,,,,, 30c C. C. Teague Quits EVENING PARTY ROLLS— more tfiaa 10%, and this added to the centrifn- —on 128 buses mf tho Wothington LIBBY'S CORNED BEEF •SQUARE RAI8IN COOKIES— 12 rolla to a Fa* V. S. Farm Board mtm foree tended to throw off ihe lire treads. Fire- (12-OZ.) OA P*P Par Pan 5c Electric & Railway Company, ram Dona 10c WASHINGTON, June 1 (U.PJ— stone mel thit by developing I be patented double President Hoover has accepted the 3,674,266 bus utiles during 1930 CAN tmtUC RALPHS QUALITY OAKS RALPHB QUALITY WHITS OORR cord breaker, which gives a 56% stronger bond DOUGHNUTS—Rich and WHOLE WHEAT BREAD— assignation of another member of Dallcloua— 24-ox. Loaf tne federal farm board. C. C between the tread and the tire body, and also with only 13 tire delayt. Each.... 7c COCOMALT Par Doxen .....*.M... 22c Teague, vice chairman, is returning gave* a 26% greater *p* olee tion against ptmetwre* PARKERHOUSE ROLLS— to private business. The board's —on 150 truck, of Safeway Stores. CHOCOLATE PLAVORED POOD DBIMB RAISIN PIES— and biowowte. a.inch Slat Larga Slxo 1 O^, first chairman Alexander Legge. Inc., Firestone Cttm-Dipwed Pneu­ Can ... Ca{mn tm) $1.50 18c Par Doian ***%• resigned recently and Samuel R. ... 22c I fir... . 37c • ' Each McKelvie is to leave in two weeks. Those are aoaue el' IW great lew una that Fire- matic truck Tires ran 1,500.000 Del Monte Chili Sauce Crosse *_. Blackwell Pure stone bee learned on Uiis racing track, and so the milet in one year without one tingle MEAT DEPARTMENT fflj;"'* 1 Q_ Orange Marmalade Wa Calf* the Rirheet ns. whose live* and fortunes depend on know. :»rr» tbe Rirheet Onto Ne. I *teer Beef aat "8cll lor Leao" hour of delay on the road. SoW* Uv SHOULDER OF PORK ROAST— SMALL LOIN LAMB CMOFS— WEDDING iigg tiro* always hwy Firestone Patented Gam- 1____ 22c p,r For tKm INVITATIONS DEL MONTE 1 _C Fount iimn en" mtr\r Dipped, Bowbie Cord Breaker, High Speed Tires. QUAKER CRACKELS Found Smfmr Let ai engrave them for ynn, SAUERKRAUT JUICE ROUND AND GROUND ROUND FORK CHOPS aad you'll be mtt. of tte (16.0t.) tJUm (A earaal dftoH** earn foot vsllM. .here were if. enli ia*. Ol these, _w survived 2 mtt. of MM, wheat sat eatt.) STEAK. NO. 1 STEER BSBF— For QAf. moat correct and refined die r_ti_n*__aa__ trials and eeaejr one of them Oliaaea for .., 691 r Pound ... ttf/**, Sam* and *trVt*. lavuu and d_»lne*__ appear- Equip Ymymr Car Nom a__lar "Sella fer Laaa" Prlee Mr ear* ____ 11c ** 27_ic FRSSH DRESSED YOUNO HBNS. woo on Fin slam Tire*. And every tire umt bought Llmll t Olaaaee to * Caatomer aa**. package ., S_V Found .,.,..,...... ,...... ••• '**» «_ lb. Avoraoo. 97 _l_ and pa W far. for Safe Stammer M*ric- While They Laet , GLOBE A-l PANCAKE ma LAMS CHOP*—.n d 22UC Far Found * T~* a CAMPBELL'S SOUPS FILLET NORTHERN HALIBUT— We give you the bro __ of all the leeeona Fire* iemasm Avoid $me Risks mi AND WAFFLE FLOUR Oar Cana ABSOBTED (1-lb. l-oi.) Q„ Pound mP/st CarKik-Thompson [ ha* learned from three raeea. You can get PounLARGd S LOIN LAMB CHOPS— Pound „' *.V \i**-*j Kit** Blowout* Accident or 3 for.. Paekapa 'V'i'l.__...... ' . CC oe aM the strength and safety in tires that 25c y ***T T Minim ** 38c Co., Ltd. twe ___ig tUnrntw. uum* m90tm%**§. LIBBY'S SPINACH Alber't Oliee Mince Fresh Fruit tnd Vegetable Department &__£.„__. 10c 25c FINS LOCAL STRAWBERRIES *£=_: SEASIDE LIMA BEANS Crown Prepared Mustard 3 K_T. 25c 4 %" T.*v...^.,^J^c Tme\\c AmfWrntrnmirngt of Oaar Liberal TrmdO'Mm Plmtu 4 NORTHERN BINQ CHERRIES FANCY LOCAL TOMATOES £V.,_-._. __. 10c £!?. 20c Per JLf, m^htU+M om Theayo World's Record Tiros mro tho Paujid ...__._,__... mm) __* 10c NORTHERN ORMBN PBM* B. Sz. M. Red Kidney Beans MENNEN BORATED Pound s* AVV "ba. 1(f t.owcst im Wtetorma No. S (1-lb. 4-ot.) -I Op TALCUM POWDER LARGE FBACH APRICOT* S Can LOCAL inetti et_w» ST. 14c 6 to .„...... *__...—.— *5c S lba. Of SUPERIOR BRAND BEAUTY PLUM* for...... —. ^.y. •"** PURE HONEY COLGATE'S CASHMERE FANCY WHITt r___ MBW BOUQUET SOAP 4 Jfc..._ 12c •I A POTATOES tSm NN _» ST! :... 45c 2 Bar. ALEXANDER FSACHSt ^Wibrjor^^^^^j^ XlTmT Flrat thlpmont 1 C. For 25c Househol2 d Hardwarluv e Department TIRE ft. RUBBER FANCY WHITE FIGS lba. for UVTIRE; Umlt « .*** to a ".aetomor CO., INC. ana IRON CLAD HOSE aar i5c COCOA LEMON SOAP All Irea ttat Baaa Us* Oaaraatee* U* Two Yeara Aa-tnrt Defeete te! While Thar Laet. Stock Limited We Call For and Deliver Your Car Without Charge '/g.l^ntm, NAN-PAN 3 ST 10c 25-Foot Length a , ... **i*i,tt9 I 25-Foot Langtha .....— tjrB.tUV Coast Brand Mackerel •4-ina. H 16.25 (Lto.) BAB-O 50-Poot Langtha , $4.95 I ao-PoeS t Lanatha _»__.. ----- STUDIOS Santa Monica and Lincoln Blvds. 4 Cana for 25c (Tar Knamel and Porcelain.) Phone 24210 W. i* HOSKIN, Manager Santa Monica 0 Boaton Hose Noaslos CAKE COVERS 819 Wilshire Blvd. Coaat Brand Sardine* ar ioc Lithograph Cake Covar and in Tomato Sauce Board. ss.*. Phone 26652 —WEST LOS ANGKLtS— —VENICE— BABBITTS CLEANSER Baeh ...... _.. Each wi •. 43c Bll alar aotaB Max mm** 99C COURSES IN BRIDGE 4 _____Cana fo_r ... 25c O Cana for IS. By Ethel O. Wescott LAWRENCE GARAGE H. A. BIMBER 11965 Santa Monica Blvd. 2323 Lincoln Blvd. Starting Wednesday, June 9rd Venice—Phone 84455 West Le* Angelet—Phone WLA-S1M3 BAY DISTRICT STORE LENDING LIBRARY No Membership Fee ROBERT ELDREDGE Sc PER DAY MASTER SERVICE, INC 1142-50 Westwood Blvd., Westwood Village 10901 Wast Pico Blvd. 10880 Weyburn Ave. 4 o Clock Tea Weet Lea Angeles Phone WLA-SUM WESTWOOD VILLAGE Otftt Smokes _§§___§MMMIMfMAftNftMMMI H. L. Wooley, 11726 San Vicente Blvd., Brentwood Height*, w LA-52785 I I I I I MONDAY, JUNE 1, __31 EVENING OUTLOOK. 8ANTA MONICA. CALIFORNIA PAGE THREE SWEEPSTAKES ''ROBBERY" I John Bean, Former . LONDON, June 1 _*> — Racej Dry Mayors, Lei by Porter, Winners Supervisor, Passes sweepstakes are regarded ttf Prime J Hurray Spends Trio Accused of Minister MacDonald as robberies. LOS ANGELES, June 1 — Frequent THIRST Funeral services for John H. Benn. "Thousands of people are losing In Fight Against Visiting Cellars former member of tbe county board money that ought to be spent ia of supervisors and board of educa­ aiding British Industry and provid­ is q danger signal Sunday Fishing DIJON, France, June I (U.R)—Dis­ dukes of Burgundy was one of the Blacbail Plot tion, who died suddenly of a heart ing the supports of Ufe." be said. sension over prohibition and how an most interesting scenic high spots on attack at his Big Pines camp, will be Th!rsf Si nature'» warn­ American official should set on the the tour so far. Last night tbe held at 2 p. IL tomorrow under the SAFETY FIRST ing, telling you that you liquor question abroad again caused mayors were tbe guests ot Gerard the Go,den state Oklahoma "Executive Has trouble among tbe touring American at a banquet, w"hfethe y h_d__n | Charge Attempt Made to J***"/ **"* have waited too long mayors today. Mayor John R Por­ opportunity to sample the famous to replenish your body Sport in Santa Monica ter again led tbe "dry" forcer.. _ol d Burgundy wines Extort $40,000 From The services will be In the chapel' of Dellenbaugh-Tassell-McKellar with the most vital ele­ Bay Waters Sunday and WOO. The mayors had been Gerard told the mayors he hoped W. P. Chrysler 630 Venice boulevard. SWIM scheduled to spend tbe morning vis- tbe day would come when the •ism roio i until ment of life. Millions of itlng the famous old vineyards and United States would enjoy the The death of the former super-1 w Gov. "Alfalfa Bill" Murray of Ok­ TOPEKA, June 1 i.li—Three men visor occurred Saturday morning tissue cells ere literally cellars of Burgundy. Mayor Porto* famous old vintages again. lahoma, who ls a guest in Los An- accused of attempting to extort $40.- just as he ted driven from his own! "burning up," carbon- gelea tor several days, yesterday and a few others objected. They 1 Porter Interested 000 from Walter P. Chrysler, auto­ declined to visit flit cellars or the Emile Collette, one of the wealth­ camp ta the animal park at the -ing, because of lack conceded that Southern California iest distillers in Prance, sat next to mobile manufacturer, were at liberty- nearby county resort. had one advantage over the state of vineyards. today undo* bonds pending prelimi­ ef water. The result is which he ia tbt chief executive. For Mayor John R. Porter of Los An­ nary hearing June 12 on charges of A consultation waa held, and to geles, who walked out of the room stagnation and dehy­ the first time la his life he tried a keep peace tn the party the others when wine was served the day the blackmi_L hand at deep-sea fishing off Santa Save in. The mayors Inspected a mayors landed in France, and has Richard A. Swallow, former news­ dration of your tissue Monica, and after he had landed his gingerbread factory instead here ln refused te take a drink ever since paper copy editor here; Ralph Ul­ cells. There is actual fourteenth fish, a valiantly fighting the heart of Burgundy, and a i.ttle Collette explained how the French rich. alias Ralpb Chrysler, also of barracuda, he agreed that "they had later departed for Nancy. , i made their famous wines, while Topeka; and Fred S. Clark, of Men- nourishment in the nothing like it in Oklahoma." - They were greeted at town hall | ^^tr listened with apparent inter- den, Kan., were declared ln a com­ drinking of cool Arrow­ It was the first fishing Governor on their arrival in Dijon by Gaston est plaint signed tarGordo n Rota, rep- I resentative of the motor magnate, to Santa Monica's New head Spring Water. It Murray has done ta thirty years— Gerard, under-secretary of stats. fhe mayors in Paris last Satur- have asked $40,000 for suppression makes food solvent and not since he used Is fish along the and tourist omctals. M i j day, attended services banks of the Pennington river in day> emor a of a story concerning an alleged re­ more assimilable. Drink Oklahoma for perch, catfish aad Visit Palace in groups, some .going to tbt lationship of Ulrich to the late Hen-1 speckled .trout—aad his enthusiasm A visit to the palace of the ancient I cemeteries. ry Chrysler, father of tte automo­ at least 8 glasses each fer the sport grew greater with each bile manufacturer. dty. Don't wait for fish caught. Swallow said that he had written Chrysler fdr tte lat ter's aide of a thirst to warn you. Guesls aa Launch story te planned to offer 400 news- j HEALTH FOODS Coolers loaned free. Governor and Mrs. Murray and 'Pentecost' Topic {Essay Contest papers, but received no reply. Ross ABBOWHEAD ••mix. members of their party were the later appeared. Swallow said, and WATER CO. guests yesterday of W. E. Ramsey asked for an estimate of what it | sirssrsr Ba.nton, OI« Irlhutor of the Ramsey Petroleum Co. and would cost to obtain pictures and Srrvlnx San'.a Monica, Ven­ president ot the Oklahoma State So­ rights to tbe story. tre. Playa Del Rey. Culm ciety. The latin, with Mrs*Ramsey, City, Palm;,. Beverly II Of Rev. Stevens Winners Named The former newspaper man said ' Witr . palm., wver,* MII;- Varnish All Shades Chiffon 12c hotel ta Los Aneeles at 10 with Mr. A GRIGSBY Colors Range of 25c Huck Towels, and Mrs. Ramsey for the officers' 20c Challies- (GliABANTEED) 35c Cretonnen, Colors 79c Part Linen . 17c landing at Long Beach, where a PERMANENT Harmonious Designs in Wall Papers Assorted launch was to meet and convey them Wide $1.: Service Weight, 12c Bath Towels to the ship, where Captain Waln­ WAVE on Display Patterns 12V2C wright was to entertain them at attacked or White Range . Full- Sale 9c luncheon. In tte evening tte gov­ (Lone. 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PAGE FOUR EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY;; $UNE I, 1931 Santa Monica Evening Outlook listen Here Looking Back A Quarter of a Century in hy diwvolA ___. ___?__ SANTA MONIOA PnBLXSHINO OO- OWNER AND PUBLISHER. GREENE'S CONFESSIONS tte Santa Monica Outlook A1__T_ a. WHYTE. Pre* MM (Mft Man CHARLES S. WARREN. Editor Today the highly Intellectual read­ Who's Who in Santa Monica B. C BOERME. aomnsliit Ml. CARL F. WHITE. Associate Editor ers of this column will add to their Sunt i, lata culture and mental expansion by JOhn O. McNeely, supervising principal of Junior OfflCE. POURTH ANC BROADWAY PHONB ttSSi BANTA MONICA. CAL reading Roger Greene's second in­ The Alumni Association ef Santa •rl high schools, was born _. (fS*> I H I H BRANCH. 1U_ Santa Monica Boulevard Phona MISS. In Missouri, He attended grade Monica high school will hold lis (Continued From laps 1) ___Bt«rptf as second class matter at the Postoffice Santa Monica, under tha act al stallment of confessions of. his de­ annual business meeting tonight in knew that long before Donovan met termined machinations to become school and high school Harriet, but what could I do?" March Ird. ITO. Published dalfcr except Sunda; the literary gang leader of New York there. Then he went to the Lincoln high school building at the company standing in the wings." city. The first installment was a 7:30. Twelve classes have been grad­ Our Uttle vUlage of Orchard Hill, Antonio's forefather! MEMBER OS THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Southeast Missouri State uated from the high school and the with the First National bank, tte French, and Harriet's ancestors The Associated Press ls exclusively entitled to the use IM publication tt al! new* startling revelation of the fact that association now numbers sixty-five. sradlted to it or col otherwise credited In this paper, and also ths local news pub­ the city editor of a'New York paper Teachers' college. Owl Drug store, Harriet's house, were of the same race. Harslet's fa­ lished herein. is eager to give a Job to every re­ The annual reunion aad reception the home of tte Careys and tte ther, "DOC. Noel, was a Wlruggist porter who applies and that the only Taking aa active Inter­ t. the graduating class wft fee county jail, to Old Tony is a stage and he and his wife were highly te* thins that stands ln the way is ibs est la athletics, he played planned at the meeting tonight and set. The back drop is a scene of spected in Orchard HU1. Mrs. Noel same editor, firm and convincing an effort will be made to have every rolling hills with farm nouses Sad died when Harriet Waa born and "no" to every applicant. The tale football and baseball un­ class represented at the reunion. fields showing here and there amid tte chUd was raised by an ugly old then becomes a mystery story that der tha direction of Henry the woods. Tony's house is well housekeeper, feared by every raises a question as to how anyone down stage—close to the footlights, youngster in the village. Forced to The Outlook's Program ever gets a job on a New York paper "Indian" Shute, BOW ath­ Driving fifty miles In one day. as it were—at the edge of tte vU­ Uve too much within herself, tte where the city editor always says letic coach at the Uni­ Game Warden Prltchard returned lage, overlooking the river, the val­ Uttle girl soon learned that ahe Develop « Civic Center — Illuminate the Streets I **no." last night from a twelve days' trip ley and the wide sweep of country could trick the housekeeper or her versity of Nebraska. that took him as far as tte Mexi­ beyond. fatter into granting her almost Widen the Beach Road — Reforest the Bay District Be Becomes Sulky Beginning his career as can Une. He was collecting fisher­ The Orchard Hill set has been anything and so grew up doing "No" is one of the ugliest words In aa educator la Southern men's licenses. Yesterday he drove changed since Antonio Latour's much as ate pleased. Development Always — Exploitation Xever — the language, but, by a long process from Newport Beach. first entrance over seventy years She waa never a pretty child, aa of intricate reasoning, young Greene Colorado, he taught there ago. lte simple peace aad quiet of so many Uttle girls utt pretty. Her Build a Pleasure Breakwater I worked out the conclusion that it is three years before coming Invitations have been issued for the country village where Harriet face was freckled, ter nose strong­ I also the shortest. If one only looks the wedding of Miss Pherol Bradley and Tony played their parts ls gone ly inclined to Man up; ate had at it in the right light, Greene told to California. Re came to and Ernest F. Vieweger, tte cere­ now. Modern improvements have large gray-green eyes, a IMS himself, "no" is considerably shorter Santa Monica la 1113 and mony to bs. performed in the first come to Orchard Hill—Rotaries, mouth, S broad forehead and a gen­ and of less weight than "yes." He Baptist church. Li(ms, Kiwanis, a chamber of com­ eral a__t of elfishness that pro­ fell to brooding over this idea and has lived here since that merce, an Advertising club, Boost­ voked ttts vUlagers te wonder from that to sulking because the city time. ers. When I remark, with lamen­ "what the child would come to." editor had tried to save time by After coming to Santa Tte walls of tte new automobile tations, on these changes the old Xa tte yean of their childhood, Billboard of Character using the shorter word. garage in course of construction ea actor san, "Oh, well; the artists Tony and his Uttle girl neighbor The automobile multiplies the characteristics of Its Ordered Hence Monica he continued his Second street, near Oregon avenue of the theater, you know, have al­ were often together, but she waa driver. XI he has the tendency to be impatient, the automo­ Sulking is the one thing a city scholastic work. He re­ (3anta Monica boulevard), proved ways been forced to yield a little no more te him than bis other boy editor can not stand, so he orders too weak to support the roof sad to the box office." and girl playmates. He did not bile enables him to multiply this impatience from the speed Greene out of the office with words ceived a Bachelor of Arts with a terrible crash, tte structure Many of tte actors who were on become conscious of ter until the ot four miles an hour that he could make on foot to speeds of never used in church. At this point degree and Master of Arts collapsed about 4 o'clock yesterday. the stage with Harriet and Tata ia year before they "raduated from the story continues in Greene's own degree at the University Two of tte workmen were injured, those opening scenes havt made the public school. Tony waa 14; forty miles or more an hour. words: one sustaining a broken jaw, the their final exits. Nw will Old Tony Harriet was two years younger. If he's inclined to be inconsiderate of the rights of others, "Now the tension is broken; Of Southern California. At otter painful, Mt not serious, be sorry to make his exit, for he She had been a grade behind him friendship begins to ripen; some­ ttw present time he is bruises. beUeves, aa Pierre Donovan be­ but that year ate caught up with the automobile enables him to force them off the road, in­ where ln New Jersey—possibly Ho- lieves, that Harriet Noel, Pierre's hto class so that they would gradu­ stead of merely thrusting them aside, as he might on foot. boken—little birds are singing their working toward a doctor's This was the news ia Banta Mon­ mother, is there off stage ailllm ate together. If he Is inclined to be inattentive at times; to let his mind hearts out; and—well, the first thing degree in education. ica ten years ago, as taken from to welcome him and that together One evening when we were alt- you know you are telling each other He is a member of the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity. the 1896 files of lte Outlook: Me­ te and tte woman he loved with ting ia the summer twilight tte old stray from what he happens to be doing at the moment, his how you both read the same thing morial day was appropriately ob­ such rare devotion will stand in tte gentleman said. "It to strange how automobile continues to carry him at the rate of many feet In Popular Mechanics or the Deline­ He lives at 1027 Euclid street He has three children, served by Fort Fisher post, G. A. R. wings watching her ion as he acts that part of my life when I was an ator or Pathfinder and are laughing John Knox, Morgan and Joann. and the W. R. C. H. A. Russell, com­ his part la this play which we call actor Hems to me, now, to be only par second ln the direction in which he was headed when he away to beat the band. mander of the post delivered the ad­ Hit. a dream." Aad then te continued last looked where he was going—which may now be directly Offers a Job His hobby is baseball aad during the summer months dress. Steve Jackson was marshal of Tou know who Pierre Donovan as though he had forgotten my toward a telegraph pole, ditch or other car. "Then, serious once more, the city he can often be found at Wrigley Field. the day. is, of course. Perhaps you have presence: "But my childhood and editor offers you two or three thou­ The president vetoed the Port Los seen him on the stage. There are youth which I spent hers iB Or­ If he happens to be a bit selfish, a bit of a hog, his auto­ sand dollars a week to join the staff Angeles (Santa Moniea) harbor bill. those who say ttet his name will chard Hill with Harriet—those mobile converts him into a sixty horsepower, ton-and-a-half and asks you If you would like a job The city began to use salt water go down in theatrical history as years of my life are very reaL" or anything. for street sprinkling. the greatest actor of his generation. They who pride themselves upon hog—and that's a large and dangerous pig! What's the Score? T. H. Wells was secretary of the ' Orchard Hill says that Antonio being too sophisticated and world­ On the other hand, if lie's an all-around decent sort of "This is your cue. You reply that chamber of commerce. Latour has wasted his Ufa ln idle­ ly-wise to indulge in sentiment will you merely came up to ask him R. F. Jones was mayor and R. R. ness. The old actor. When aroused, laugh wtth hard laughter at this fellow, his automobile enables him to Intensify his good quali­ what is the score between the Giants mmMjaJl^}ur4A4ML Tanner waa city attorney. says of tte villagers, "Clods, dolts! old man's memorial. They will tta ties, thus helping instead of harming his fellow men. For H. w. Keller was getting his yacht, They do not know bow great a and the Cubs and just how much •' / BY JESSIE DOUGLAS FOX. thing tt Is to have helped to make that Antonio Latour's story is senti­ example, he can slow down his own eta, forcing the impatient longer does he think the public is SYNOPSIS: With a new spring's to Aunt Em Edna, in shape for the summer ex­ mental bosh. going to swallow Calvin Coolidge's birth, Nora Lake's life appears cursions. an artist Uke Pierre Donovan. What WeU, of thto I am convinced: and Inconsiderate driver behind him to slow down also, while articles with their grapefruit and strangely jumbled since tbe last. "Wait! Fm coming with you I Mf. and Mrs. J. E. Miles had just can these people, in their narrow AU normal men and women who Within a year she has married Waitr the trembled. little commonplace cells, walled in the mother with her babies crosses the street. what is the big idea, anyhow, guy? Nicholas Thayer, been widowed by arrived from Pueblo. Colo., to make by their stupid materialism, know have truly lived do have such emo­ If you enlarge a negative which has a scar or scratch on Ton Land tts Job his suicide and come dangerously near She flew ap the stairs to her at­ this city their home. of the world in which Harriet Noel tional memories. And I believe, too, "But he knows that you are only elopement with his brother, Jon, mar­ tic room. "Hallie, rm going away City Engineer T. H. James was and I lived—the world into which that if the truth were known, tte it, that scar or scratch stands out very prominently on the joshing in your great, big, carefree ried to his step-sister. And now that starting on a trip east. Pierre was born? Fools I They heart experiences which these way and quietly signals that it is all Nora's crippled cousin, Hallle, has fi­ with Fergus. Oh, Hallle, what shall Hiram Montgomery resigned the world-hardened critics so carefully enlargement. And the saint Is true with a man. He may be nally obtained a newspaper job that I do?" superintendency Of the North Beach think if they grow a good crop of hide are the dearest treasures Of impatient, inconsiderate, or a bit of a hog, but as long as he right now for the reporters to come will support her and her mother ln potatoes or cabbages they have out of their hiding-places and holler the country, Nora sees her life with HaHle hobbled in; competent. bath house. done something to brag about! Po­ their years. remains on his two feet, these characteristics are not dan­ 'Surprise!' them drawing to a close. Not until smiling, she began to put Nora's Mr. and Mrs. Xd Prunes of Los tatoes and cabbages—bah!" As for what are termed the "The city editor then declares a then does she realize how tiny had clothes into a bag. Angeles were moving into their cot­ realities of life—do not fear. Be­ gerous or evident. But give him power to multiply them holiday. 'No paper tomorrow, boys! anchored her soul to the realities of a tage on Second afreet. And then the old actor falters; fore Antonio Latour's story to fin­ many fold, and they stand out like that scar on the enlarge­ Well have a picnic. Who'll bring life she had always craved but ever .11 pack the rest and send them Stephen Jackson and Miss Mabel the spouting flames subside: the ished you shall hear enough of be­ had been dented. Sstrechlng ahead, on to you." ffre. becomes a steady enduring ment. pickles?'" * she sees a dreary spinsterhood. Mean­ "Oh, Hallle, Where's my coat, my Simmons were married in Los An­ trayals, and robberies, and mur­ while young Dr. More, her feeling to­ hat?" geles May 20, 1896. glow, and hto voice softens rever­ ders, and tragic death. If the automobile driver would realize that his car magni­ A DEAD I8SCE ward whom she can not analyze, plans Petie Baker pattered la, wrig­ ently; "Harriet was a great soul— (Copyright. 1931, by D. Appleton and Oo.) fies his Impatience, discourtesy or selfishness to such an ex­ We had thought very highly of to go abroad to study. W. I. Bull la making an addition tte greatest soul that ever gave It­ gling his fat little body when he self to the stage. What an actress Righteousness against evO . . . tent as to make Its operation a billboard of his character, Governor Franklin Roosevelt until saw Nora put on her hat. to his already immense store room ate was! Pierre Donovan inherited we heard him on a talkie news film "Oh, Hallle, can't I take him?" OB Third street. The annex, which So do tte vUlagers view the bud­ perhaps he might take more pains to curb these objectionable the other evening. It was all off CHAPTER 37 ia to te ef corrugated iron, ia of two hto soul from bil mother. Roy Don­ ding romance In tte UU scene "RICfl IN MARCH" Hallie smiled, "You'll have your ovan, Pierre's fatter, had no soul which Tony reconstructs tomor­ and dangerous traits. with us then. He said "on this aus­ hands full with your violent young stories and will provide additional with which to endow hto son. I picious occasion," and any man who Now when Nora came home each man without that beast along. In­ furniture stoi .ge of 50x150 feet, ex­ row. spews that old bunk is not prepared day from the office, she found the deed you cannot take him!" clusive of balconies. to meet life as it is geared today. house in further stages of disman­ Her bag was clamped shut, she We wish to call his attention to the tling. Barrels stood about, the rugs was laughing, trembling, and Hallie In the open tournament for men's Living in Fear fact that when we were very young were rolled up and the keen spring stood watching her, her lips twisted singles and doubles of the Southern In New York we heard a great many persons In sunshine pouring through the win­ California club, held ln Pas­ Wise old Seneca said: "He must necessarily fear many, public life say "auspicious occasion," in a smile. By RICHARD MASSOCK dows feU on the faded patches on "1 hope he_ make a respectable adena. Tuesday. Hal Gorham and NEW YORK, June 1—Midget golf Powell began his career a strug­ whom many fear." Ausonlus, several centuries later, must and nearly all of them are dead now the wall paper. woman el yoa," Hallie cried. , both well known Santa is to be enrolled in the service of —not just politically dead, but are Monicans, had a hand in the gling minister, who pledged himself have had this ln mind as he wrote that "If you are a terror to with the aneels. Fergus found her ope afternoon Nora laughed exultantly. "IBs Lawd," as they say in "IBs standing by the window, looking "Hallle. he's never asked me to matches. Green Pastures," to give a tenth Of what hs had, re­ many, then beware of many." CHARLES 8. WARREN. gardless of how little tt might hap­ Fear ls one of the handicaps under which human nature down into the back yard. marry him! Ask him his inten­ The place win be tte roof of tte "Nora. I've come to say good-bye." tions, won't you?" community house of the Abyssinian pen to be, to others less fortunate. struggles; fear of death, fear of Injury, of loss and of poverty. She put her hands behind her There was something strangely Baptist church, one of the largest Last winter hto sift of $1,000 tod and stood looking into his eager beautiful ln the sudden gesture HEALTH Tb throw it off ls one of the greatest triumphs within mortal that Hallie made toward Nora. worshipping centers in Harlem. The tte response to the emergency call Little Benny lighted eyes. miniature golf course was to have achievement, tor this opens the door to happiness. "Nora!" "You're sure, Nora?" CLIMATE AND HEALTH for relief of the unemployed in his By LEE FAFE "Sure?" Nora cried, "I knew that been opened this spring, but owing congregation. Only a few days ago a Los Angeles politician, believed to It was his voice speaking her Even tte most primitive man ap­ to the financial stress has been de­ I went downtown with ma this name in a way he had never said when he did not scorn my poor preciated the effects ot the seasons He has two degrees from Virginia have been allied with the criminal element, was shot dead in it before; in a way that was of Julian—when he stood beside him upon life and on tte living process. layed until summer. university and studied two years at afternoon and pop drove us home in —that ao one but Fergus could This is how it came about, as told his office. There was every evidence that he had existed In a the Sparrow, and we was just going greater significance than anything lte influences of rain, sun. wind by a dusky elevator operator; a the Yale divinity school. His son, A. in the house and there was some­ that had ever happened to her. ever matter again." and storm, cold and other climatic Clayton Powell, jr., heads the ad­ constant state of fear little short of terror. He had sur­ Nora sad Hallie went down the member of tte congregation: ministrative work of the church, to thing on the vesterbule floor, ma "You're coming with me. I conditions forced themselves upon "We have to average $1,000 in tte rounded himself with all the safeguards he could command. saying. My goodness whats that, it haven't a thing to offer to you. Pov­ stairs the last time together. Fer­ his conscience. a graduate of Colgate and is work­ erty and struggle." gus took her bag, stooped to UH Their various effects, direct and plates every Sunday, else we couldn't ing tot an M.A. degree in sociology He had a system of signals arranged. Habitually he had looks like a telegram? Aunt Em and to wring _____ make our grade. We s'ports a bud­ at Columbia. Being what it was, and I picked it "Do you think I would go straight indirect, upon crops, vegetation and get of $56,000 a year. firearms within reach. But the enemy, one of the many his up and ma quiick took it and looked into that life, knowing what it hand. Nora had her arms about domesticated animal Ufe were too means?" them. They could hear Nora's evident to escape notice. "But if ..eeds must, and we have "JUST A VAGABOND" course had earned him, broke through every protecting wall at it, saying. My goodness its for me, cheeks flushed. It is natural, therefore, for man­ a special caU, It's nothing for us to "The Vagabond Lover" brought the ideer. "No, I dldnt think you would." "Aunt Em. darling, you must collect several thousand in a single and slew him. There are hundreds of thousands "Then why did you ask me?" kind to have drawn tte parallel de­ fame to Rudy Vallee, but the profits "Perfect love," saith the scriptures, "casteth out four." "So that you'll never forget me. think I'm mad!" duction that seasons and their Sunday. No, not just Easter „' went to the author of the song, by of telegrams delivered every day, so As I'll never forget you—no matter "I think, Nora, it's the first sen­ weathers and regions and their cli­ Christmas, but when we have a spe­ the stern process of law. If a mel­ The averment is flawless ln its logic. One who loves his why shouldent one of them be for what happens to us—we'll remem­ sible thing you've ever done," Aunt mates may profoundly Influence hu­ cial call l.'.e unemployment, or the ancholy note slips into Vallee's fellowmen is beloved ln turn and needs not to be afraid. you? pop sed, and ma sed, I know, ber." Em said. man health. old folks' home, or somethin'. crooning now, that's the reason. but the thawt of finding one under He caught her close and kissed They watched them as they went Hippocrates, the father of medi­ "The most we ever raised, in the the frunt door, it seems simbolical her and she clung to him for a mo­ down the brown stone steps, Nora cine, wrote, "If summer and autumn quickest time, was $10,000 one Sun­ CAN'T ENLARGE OCEAN somehow, like the handwriting on ment. Then he was gone. turning her face to Fergus at some­ si* of rainy austral nature, there day ta tte morning service, ln just The river Clyde must be enlarged the wall. Nora must of been around Aunt Em came in. She was carry­ thing he said, laughing ln answer. will be many ailments in winter, the time lt took to get around with to accommodate a huge passenger An Unfortunate Junket at the store or somewhere when the ing the old sign—Studio of Music The taxi door slammed behind especially fevers and attacks of the plates. We took in over $1,000 ship that tte British are about to The several American mayors now, by the hospitality of boy came ••'ith it. I died to open it, —trying to find a barrel to put it them. They could hear Noras' pleurisy and pneumonia. If the win­ that same night, for the same launch. There must be a limit she sed. in; she walked futilely about, as voice calling, "Good-bye darling, ter is warm sad rainy and influ­ cause." somewhere. At least there to no the French, guests of that nation, could confer a considerable All rite, tear lt. up and forget all though she did not know what she darling!" enced by south winds, and the Inquiry at tte office of the Abvs- chance of enlarging the ocean. favor upon their countrymen, and doubtless also upon their about it, thats one way of getting was doing. Aunt Em stood looking after spring ia dry sad boreal, there will sinian Baptist church brought con­ ahed of a telegram, pop sed, and Nora leaned there against the them. be dysenteries and eye trouble." firmation of that statement. And hosts, first by going into the silence and then coming home. ma sed, I wish I could, but it would window. It was true she would ••We'll miss her, Hallie. But I Much ut this and similar clima­ more about one of the most remark­ Not that a warm welcome awaits them here, but that they haunt me all the rest of my life, O never forget him. She would think think she'll be happy." . tology was shrewd guesswork; able Negro churches. have humiliated the American people. They have conducted deer this is terrible. of him when she woke in the morn­ •She'll have so much to make equally as much was nothing more Thto pillar of tte Lord stands ln And she kepp on terning it around ing. She would know he was liv­ her unhappy that I know she'll be than faulty deduction based upon Harlem, a general area populated by themselves as a coterie of bumpkins. They have afforded the in her hands, me saying, Do you ing more richly and fully than she happy," Hallie said. unrelated coincidents. 275.000 Negroes, where night clubs world a chance to sneer at the culture prevailing ln the wunt me to open it for you, ma, and could ever live. She felt lost, and Aunt Em went into the back par­ Yet, faulty and inaccurate as it and tte "numbers" lottery are sup­ if there's any bad news in it I'll frightened; she who thought she lor, she sat rocking, her eyes far was, it often was handed down posed to hold sway. United States. Such sneers are common, and it has been our make up some good news insted. would never be afraid again. She away on a little village tucked through generation after genera­ So large is the regular attendance wont to meet them with a superior smile and ascribe them Dont be silly. I wunt to know the was losing the one thing in life among the hills. She was watching tion. that tte church is obliged to hold a to envy. Now we don't know. werst, thats the went of it, ma sed, she must have because she was her lover come through the meadow Now we know that climate and double service every Sunday and I sed. Well then lets think of willful and proud. toward her.' season influence health but not to morning. Mayors might have been expected to comport themselves the werst news we can thiink of be­ A strange, trembling ecstasy shook "Hallle, you remember I said we the degree nor in the manner for­ Both services are conducted at at least with the propriety of an equal number of private fore you open it, so then no matter her as the great tree was shaken would be rich in March?" merly believed In. the same hour; one upstairs, in tte how bad it is it cant be any werse outside the window. Something in But Hallle was not listening; she We know that tha respiratory main auditorium, the other under citizens. This unruly bunch of mayors has been discour­ than that. her heart seemed to cry that the too was far away. She was watch­ diseases are more common in win- it in a lecture room. The main audi­ cold winter was broken. Poverty, ing a small, gay, gypsy-like figure, Mr, and the gastric intestinal dis­ teous, disorderly, and has broken every rule of hospitality. O deer Ive thawt of all the bad dark hair tossed in the wind. Be­ torium holds 2.200 persons, with news in the world alreddy, ma sedv struggle, that was all Fergus offered eases ia summer. standing room often ln use. The lec­ Doubtless ln the bunch are gentlemen, but they are over­ her. But looking back she saw that side her waa a tall gaunt man. and pop sed. You 2 undertakers are Thev had come to the edge of the There are diseases common in tte ture room holds 1,000. shadowed by asinine associates. Even to cite the open giving me the creeps between you, life in the red brick house had been tropics which are rare or totally ab­ Full vested choirs lead the sing- RAYS OF for Peet sake give me that telegram. rich because of that. Because pov­ woods. Hallie wanted to follow sent ia the temperate zones. breaches of decorum of which some have been guilty would erty could not break their spirit them, see life through their exult­ ine on both floors. SUNSHINE And he quick grabbed it, saying. ant eves, but when she searched Nowadays we are also better able The Rev. A. Clayton Powell, tte cause any American writer to writhe. The record ls dis­ Yee gods its not for you at all, its nor dull their joy in living. And the to take advantage of climate sad security she had longed for was not through the wood for them they season ia the treatment of organic pastor, presides over the main ser­ graceful. addressed to Mrs. Willyum Potter. a house, not a place, only a state of were gone, swallowed up by. the vice. The evening service to almost Stars may to seen from Being the lady in the corner dense trees. and functional disease. equally enthusiastic, as well as the So poor a return for the thought fulness of France had house, and ma sed. O deer, all that being. Fundamentally, however, we know usual Sunday school and prayer tte bottom of a deep not been expected. When two French fliers visited the United excitement for nuthing, I declare Im "Good-bye, Aunt Em." she heard (Copvrlght, 1931, Jessie Douglas Ftt) that climate as such does not have weU when they cannot Fergus calling. THE END. the effects credited to it ln former meeting. States recently they were accorded most cordial receptions almost disappointed. White folks also attend the ser­ be discerned from the Proving ladies in joy being worried I Suddenly she was alive again. years. vices, from five to 100 on an average everywhere. It was in appreciation of this fact that France as long as its nuthing serious. All the zest for the gypsy-like life ' __ANK. AT LEAST Tte limits within which different top of a mountain. So she had lived with Julian had re­ Movie concerns are announcing climates may be exploited for health Sunday. extended an invitation to the mayors of cities in which the turned in full Hood. It was Fergus prospective slashes in Wages. Of will be discussed in subsequent is­ The pastor, who is addressed by are many things learned aviators had been entertained. NEW DESEBT GAME who needed her just as she needed course this is contrary to the policy sues. hto flock t' hto title of Or. Powell. in adversity which tte It was a fine gesture, made in good faith, and with the Prospectors in the desert have him from the first moment she had openly espoused by big business to tte inspiring genius of the organ­ found a new game. It has not come to Aunt Em's, needed bit concerns generally. It has the merit BET HE SEES RED ization. He came to it in 1908 from prosperous man dreams thought that it would be promotive of good will. The mayors worked yet, but seems to represent strength and steadiness, the light In ot frankness, however. Some of the Communists seem to have lost Immanuel Baptist church at New not of. who accepted, whether for the sake of a free trip, or an un­ possibilities. They announce dis­ his eyes, and the touch of'his hands. fellows who roar lusttlv in advocacy a faithful adherent in San Fran­ Haven, Conn. In 1923, the Abys­ covery of rich gold deposits in the Such mad ecstasy shook her that of a high scale, are falling to live cisco. The chap was active as an sinian Baptists erected their present limited round of drinks, or in the spirit of the invitation, have area * that is to be covered with she felt herself waking from a up to their professions. It is to be organiser. HS to In Jail now, charged edifice at a cost of $334,000. lte managed to spoil it all. As a people we are ashamed of them. water by the Boulder dam, and ask dream. remembered that some movie sal­ with having several wives, with kill­ property now is valued St $500,000. the government to pay a few mil­ Fergus stood in the hall, his trav­ aries could be reduced ami yet re­ ing OBS. and forgetting to obtain They are asked to return because no longer regarded as fit lions to cover their inevitable eling bags at his feet, his soft main mountainous when compared divorces from the others. Sad blow for inspection by the critical eyes of Europe. losses. hat in his hand as he said good-bye with those in other fields. to the cause. Lyrics of Life By DOUGLAS MALLOCH By Don Flowers GRANDMOTHER'S BOOK DIANA DANE THE UNEXPECTED ALWAYS HAPPENS I see Grandmother's finger yet Tracing the verses Une by Une. The light was poor, the print waa DIANA HAS EM- V_J_e MISS 0ANE7 BXPBCTlNtf ME 7 ACE VOU THE WHARF fine, BAPK-D ON MEG I'M HERB TO TAKL.6 IT tiftfrr FAIR, Tte war the Bible once was set. GREATEST ADVENT­ /•.ACTER**? IS THB Smit Our TO THB FOB HIM TO SU* The Uttle handicaps she met. URE SC VA ft. •MR DOOLEV _ .BET VAC-IT cTACuOVLE PtvffABffOVLB. /^a PBl_s ME LIKE AHEAD SOU MAHGAO. Spelled out tte sentences divine, THERE ? IT 19? P* 8LVTHE I? THAT, V-/MEN I'M When thine was always printed QOsffZ M BUVTUE SPACE. I MAV BE HECE SUPPOSED TO "" F//ME! TM^AIIC.! SXPECTIN. VOU. Thine W.O <5_.VE HER. A DAV OU A _-E E K_. SbffPRlglNg In an old-fashion alphabet. AND MBQ FAMILY, PLEASE,W»IT POQ ME *^V! CIS THE MILLION DOUARjj •&• The Book was hard on ancient eyes lOilsttire MA? PUT (N AT But it was balm to hearts of old, A .FM._L.l_. Before tte Story was retold funeral SEAPORT ,'N Wl? And commentators grew too wise. YACHT So much we now philosophize, Home So much explain, so much OlAfJA \9 MAK- unfold, IN5 A_ AIR TRIP We hide tte fabled streets of gold, TO SSE WIM= TO We shut the gates of Paradise. FIND OUT WHY ME (SAVE TME DAMES Grandmother's Book Is put away. THE FORTUNE Grandmother's faith to half- forgot, And if we're happier or not Mft. BLVTHE Perhaps is not for ma to say. LEFT FOR. M iff But I am just enough of gray. CRViyE ftFCCEfcE Have known enough the common COULO SEE MM lot. AT mS HOrAEANO To long for—weU, I dont know SHE FEEL. IT l? what— TIME TO CLEAR But something from Grandmother's VP THE day. MVffJ-WCV. (.Copyright. 1931, by Douglas Malloch) i . .„...__ MUf-UAi, JUNE 1, 1931 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PAGE FIVE $120 in Loot Taken Maybe Policemen NONSTOP DANCE YOU CAN PLAT GOLF— Texas Guinan Dots Hot Choose to |ci___v while we take ctt* at in Two Burglaries Had Match for Him Benefit Planned j RECORD OF 200 .our palntlna and VENICE, June J—Burglars who decorating problems VENICE, June 1—Persons residing no worry for ma. broke toto tte Trojan Athletic club, to aa apartment house at 1515 Ran Until last Hopes Have Faded ANGEL CHORUS HOURS CLAIMED ^ at 2445 Walnut avenue, and the Trolleyway. Venice, awakened at 3 .WvKenneth Parr homo of C. W. Bushwey. 2509 Pa­ I* t*\ ' WW T«nlb Street cific avenue, stole articles valued by a m., yesterday, by a man who HAVRE. France, June 1 (.*_—Texas Guinan does not "choose to run" I NEW TORK. June 1 (UP*—Al BERLIN, June I __•—Alfredo wanted a match, were responsible | By Venice Scoots Phone 23181 tte .victims at more than $120, ac­ until the last hope wanes that she and her night club "pals'* can land ln Jolson, blackface Jewish comedian Fernando claimed a new nonstop cording to reports on fill at the tat his arrest ton a drunk charge France. She was awaiting today an answer from the minister of the in­ of the stage and screen and a "bar­ dancing record today at the end of Venice police division today The maa gave hto name as Allan terior to mtt appeal from tte government's decision barring her troupe room" entertainer in a current Ten Santa Monica high school Hay. 35, of 146 West Queen street. from appearing in a Paris cabaret and ordering them deported Wednes­ Mrs. Duffy in Charge of 200 hours, in which he changed day on the liner Paris. "Well, in" Broadway show, is contemplating partners 2.000 times. He finished athletic letters, five U. C. L. A. Inglewood. production of a motion picture of Entertainment to Be letters, an oU painting and two flags, According to information obtained the words Of Coolidge: 1 do not The girls have been refused permis­ the grind in good physical condition. Irwin Drug Store* worth $55, were stolen from the by the arresting officers. Hay was sion - to resume their jaunts about the play, "The Green, Pastures." so Held Friday Night (The Ri»xall .Stores) choose to run.'" tbe said. "I will that he may take the part of "De clubhouse. running through tte halls of tte not accept this as final until I re­ the city and a scheduled trip to 3rd & Bdwy. 5th & S. 81 A diamond ring and a box of gro­ apartment, knocking on tte doors ceive word from my agents in Paris church was cancelled yesterday. Lawd Gawd Jehovah." Mrs. Malta Golden Duffy of Ven- Building Activity Ik ceries, worth $67, wars taken from of various rooms, and asking sleepy- Amplifying the reasons for the His ambition was revealed today, ice, well-known director of enter - Ph. 21131 S. M. Ph 25821 as I have appealed to the minister Bushwey's residence. eyed occupants fts a match. of the interior to consider my case." government's action, an official of with an announcement that he was tainments, has arranged a vaude- Still Leads 1930 the immigration bureau said he had negotiating for purchase of the mo- ville show and old-fashioned coun- Building permits for 1931 still are Ihe party was under strict sur­ heard of the parties conducted tion picture rights of the 1930 try store as a benefit affair for troop veillance by French poUce in tbe ahead of those recorded last year aboard ship by La Guinan and t hat- Pulitzer prize play, writen by Marc No. 31. Bov Scouts of America, of although figures for the month of Emigrant hotel in which they have he did not think "her type of Connelly from Roark Bradford's Venice May. released today, show a slight ITAIIONIII and IN been quartered since they arrived. amusement is our type." Strainer* aall ai 8:30, 1(1:30 a.m., 1:15. 3:80. "Ol" Man Adam and His CWlluri." i The entertainment. which will be recession. OFFICE EQUIPMENT «:S0 p.m. week dan. (Saturday! T p.m.) Sun­ The play still is running on Broad- ] presented Friday night in the Ve- Investment in construction work day! 0:30, 10:11 a.m.. 1:IS. S:80, 6:45 P.M. from : way with an all-Negro cast. netial Institute of Music. Mildred last month totaled $149,120, bringing FREDA.DENISON Catalina Terminal, Wllmlntton. Sonnet Stage* Jolson said he was immodest and Pacific avenues. Venice, will in­ the figure for the year to $1,438,209 from 8. M. 1:11 p.m. boat toe* _a Uthmu*. 1344 Fourth Street. Santa Moniea Plan a «tay here, tell Literature on reaueat. I enough to believe he can play clude comedy readings by Mrs. Duf- as compared with $950.21(3 for the Catalina Tleket Office, m Santa Mf tap Blvd. Ph. tlt-ll Outline Fiesta I Last Review to "straight" with the needed touch I fy; musical numbers by Roxy and same period one year ago. Buildintt Phone 22101 for Quirk Delivery of pathos and is willing to risk his Gcorse Wittenberg: Hilda Charlton. I in May, 1930. amounted to $249,232 M ALL THE WORLD NO TRIP LIKE THIf own money in the venture. Fanchon and Marco dancer; Zad- To which a Broadway columnist kicl, announced as "the man of men­ [ suggested that Texas Guinan be tal mystery," and other novelty acts, To Venice Club | Be Given Tonight contracted to play the role of "Eve" according to Cyril Holden. chairman and that her gang be drafted for the of the troop committee, who is as­ HELP PAY FOR ——— ' angels' chorus. • sisting Mrs. Duffy with the program. Los Angelet Celebration Expect Crowd at Library An effort is being made to provide troop 31* with a cabin at the scout WANTED YOUR VACATION Subject of Lecture for Concluding Event Legion Auxiliary to camp ln Topanga canyon and a fund to carry on other scouting activities, Next Friday of Season's Course Meet Tues* Morning and this is the first of a series of Members of the auxiliary of the entertainments planned for that At its meeting Fridav the Venice The last of the series for this sea­ Santa Monica Bay Cities post. 123. purpose, Holden said. Women's City club will be addressed son of the monthly book reviews Private Money of the American Legion are to meet Tickets may be procured from by Mrs. Chester C. Ashley on the held at the Santa Monica public li­ for a sewing session at the home of scouts of troop 31 or at the door at subject of La Fiesta de Los Angeles, brary will be tonight* at 7:45 in the Mrs. H. T. CH rnek of 1123 Twenty- 7:15 o'clock Friday night. the city's one hundred and fiftieth art gallery. third street, Tuesday morning at 10 Must have $12,000—40 be used ia lifting birthday fete, September 4 to 13. Miss Gertrude Darlow. reviewer, o'clock. Poland plans to spend S8.000.000 Mrs. Ashley is programmed to tell has announced the following books mortgage and erecting another building. about the principal fiesta events, in­ to be included in tonight's program: At 6 o'clock in the evening the on public buildings this year. regular meeting of the auxiliary is Will pay $200 per month. A-l security cluding a great water carnival and "The New Russian Primer." M. to be held in the clubhouse at 1811 celebration at Venice, with fireworks Ilin; "Bed Bread," Maurice Hindus; Ocean avenue, with Mrs. Helen Vin­ BE SAFER. will be furnished. in the evening, on Thursday, Sep­ "The Duke of Buckingham," Tris­ cent presiding. tember 10; a two-day international tram Coffin: "Nofjuchi." Gust a v INSURE WITH air fete at Los Angeles airport; a Eckstein; "Autobiography," Lincoln world congress of riders at Olympic Steffens; "Lincoln and His Cabinet." CAN BOCK BALL, TOO stadium, historical parades and pag­ Clarence MacCartney; " John Mis­ EATONTOWN. N. J June 1 i.V>— Box L, Mar Vista eants, musical fiesta at Hollywood tletoe," Christopher Mor ley; "Two Mickey Walker, the fighter, is quite Bowl, barbecues, balls, banquets, Symphonies," Andre Gide; "Ambrose a ball player. He pitched for a semi- T_T_ FOR DAILY TRAVEL TO state society reunions and others. Holt and His Family." Susan Glas­ pro team and got a home run with PHONE 26178 The importance of La Fiesta as a pell. two on base. business stimulator also was to be The reviews, which have proved stressed by the speaker, the an­ popular not only with library pa­ Los Angeles throughout June nouncement said. trons but with persons in the com­ Another subject on which Mrs. munity who maintain their own li­ Ashley will touch is a campaign to braries, will be resumed next Sep- (On sole until June 5) dispose of 1781 founder memberships tember. Miss Elfie A. Mos.se, 1: Tremendous Savings! to help defray preliminary costs of rian, announced today. OU men and women who drive La Fiesta de Los Angeles. Each founder certificate entitles the hold­ Yto Los Angeles every dsy—check er to four reserved seats at nine ma­ Funeral Arranged Still Lower Prlee Levels! up on what your monthly transpor­ jor Fiesta events, according to the tation ia costing yoa. Take the dif­ announcement. For Susan Munson Funeral services for Mrs. Susan C. ference between that and the price Munson, 68 years old, who died Sun­ of a Big Red Car Monthly Pass, add Bus Route Change day at her home at 127 Granville street, Brentwood Heights, are to be parking fees, and see what you can Allowed by Board held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock save in one month toward your var from the Wilshire Funeral home. VENICE, June 1—On recommen­ Mrs. Munson has been a resident of tf une liVltite Goods cation or any other needs you have. dation of its investigators, the board the Bay district for the last two of public utilities today granted to The Monthly Pass (or Commutation years. She formerly lived at the Bay Cities Transit Co., per­ Pasadena, coming there from Fast Color Ticket) gives you daily transporta­ mission to change the route of its Rochester, N. Y. Lincoln boulevard bus line so as to tion at 1.4 cents a mils! But this follow Washington boulevard to She is survived by a sister and striking laving is only one important Ocean Park and to curtail the serv­ two brothers, Mrs. Angencttc L. Lawns feature of Big Red Car daily travel. ice to a thirty-minute headway, in­ Sheppard and Fred L. Flint, of the stead of the present twenty-niinute same address, and Charles N. Flint 39/40 inch width service. of Westwood. The Rev. E. Lee Roy 4 Other Advantages Elson of the First Presbyterian Another Bay Cities Transit Co. church will officiate at the services. 'Avenue Last Year Equal 1* Traffic and parking worry and line, the Brentwood Heights-South Quality Cost 49c nerve strain eliminated. Sawtelle section, will be rerouted providing the application of the 2. Ever-present hazards of dally company for the change is granted. Pioneer Resident travel also eliminated. A hearing on the proposed change is Percale S. Extra leisure for reading, reel* scheduled for 10 a. m„ June 5. Of Sawtelle Dies ing, planning. Funeral services for Mrs. Ulna Now 33* Riley, pioneer resident of West Los 4. Convenient schedules — trains Angeles, whose death occurred Sat­ New Low Price when you want them. Three New Officers urday evening, have been arranged for tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock On Duty at Venice | from the Price-Daniel mortuary. * Facts About Monthly Pass VENICE, June 1 — Three police Mrs. Riley was born in Wisconsin The Monthly Pass may be used by any sergeants were added to the Ven­ seventy-six years ago, and had come 122 C yard White member of toe family, §et as many trips ice police division today. They were to Sawtelle in 1908. Choose "Ron .to" as desired; is good for local fares in the Eugene L. Middleton, transferred She lived at 1424 Colby avenue last year »• price, 1 _ • from Wilshire; William S. Shoe­ Tubfast colors, pretty new de­ Organdie Los Angeles inner zone, and eliminates maker, transferred from Newton, and is survived by three daughters. our fine count handling cash or tickets. and Alva B. Griffin, from Holly­ Mrs. Cora Stewart of Santa Monica, signs . . . quality you would wood. Mrs. Bessie Moniker of Taft and expect to cost more . . . "Ave­ 44 45 inch width Get yours note and learn the joy of care. Mrs. Josie Johnson of West Los nue" at its new low price is a free travel—at a big saving. Get schMule s The transfers were ordered from Angeles, as well as three grand­ Excellent Quality and details from agent named below. the office of Homer B. Cross, dep­ children. Interment at Woodlawn real value! 36 inches wide. PERCALE uty chief. A total of thirty-eight cemetery will follow the memorial Permanent Finish transfers were scheduled to take service. Ask tho .bout half-month pan. place today on the entire depart­ Printed at Its new lew price! ment. Morgan to Discuss Lawn yard Santa Monica Boy Education Problem 45 e RED CAR Passes Bar Exams A continuance of the subject. Last Year Equal Robert S. Goggins. Santa Monica "Education and Public Schools" yard youth, successfully passed state bar which was talked of by school offi­ Quality Coot 39c Colorful Printed examinations held on April 27 and cials at the meeting last week of 19 28 in Los Angeles and San Francisco, the Santa Monica Towne club, is Monthly Pass according to an announcement to­ promised for tomorrow's luncheon- It 1 ing value at its old meeting of the organization, it was w.i an nut stan ( Broadcloth day from the bureau. feci it is incompar- PACIFIC ELECTRIC RAILWAY Goggins is 24 years old and resides announced today by the secretary. price . . . now we with his parents. Mr. and Mrs, B. R. E. B. Hammack. Now yd. able! Fine yarns go into its making. New Pattern* Geoffrey Morgan, popular South­ 29 « Goggins, at 1753 Seventh street. it is beautifully finished, New H. H. WILLIAMS, General Agent, Santa Monica 61002 His father is a practicing attorney ern California lecturer, is scheduled and Tub-fast—36 Inch with law offices in Wisconsin. to address the members on "Our smart prints you'll want f<_* home Santa Monica Public Schools" at the Permanent Crinkle frocks and school dresses . , also plain IS DIE IN FLOOD meeting tomorrow. Members are to convene at noon in the club room shades. 36 inches wide. Splendid Value ISTANBUL, Turkey, June 1 «-_— of the Carmel hotel. Leonard Mc- Kwanto Crepe Cash & Carry Forty houses in Broussa, at the foot Printed ... 30 Inches Wide of Mount Olympus, were destroyed Kenzie is to be chairman. Syatem in the night when floods under­ C yard S. M. CLEANERS & TAILORS mined their foundations. At the It's Tubfast! j/lmmmmi*: Men's salts, «5e. Ladles' coats and dresses, 8So op. Wa specialise In rrlinlnr aad re- town of Havza fifteen persons were Secret Gun Plans 25 modellna ladles' snd men's carmrntt. Prop.. M. CABUBO. Fbone 25210. ZZZ Brosdwsr, aaata Monies. drowned. Declared Missing WASHINGTON, June 1 (U.R)—Dis­ Mattress Covers White Outing White Cotton trict of Columbia police were called White Crinkle to the offices of Automatic Guns, Flannel Batts Inc., in a down-town building today Bedspreads Twin Size 3-Pound. Stitched to investigate the reported theft of 81x99 $1.19 27-Inch valuable secret plans for a new type of gun said to be the latest develop­ Full Size $1.29 10 Yards $1.00 98c ment in anti-aircraft weapons. The company had been negotiat­ $1.59 ing with the navy for a considerable period for sale to the government of 44-Inch 1 rights to certain armament, and it Nurses Printed was believed that this gun was the "Nation- Wide" "armament" involved in the nego­ tiations*, S. latch Outing Ramona Voile French President for Last Year Equal Flamicd Children's Clothes, Quality Cost 49c Married at Paris White PARIS. June 1 „*) — The Havas I Cloth OCEAN PARK BRANCH News Agency announced today that 168 Pier Avenue President Gaston Doumergue and 17C yard jo- Inches Wide Mme. J. Graves had been married this afternoon at a private cere­ Fancy Now We*. mony. What can We Do M. Doumergue. who was known as yard the "bachelor president." will retire 14C yard 23< 25 c June 13, to be succeeded by Paul SANTA MONICA BRANCH Doumer. who was elected president •Nation-Wide" Santa Monica Boulevard and for YOU? at Versailles on May 13. He has Bleached "Penco" Fourth Sheet served the full term of seven years as chief executive Of the French Bath THE MULTIPLIED lines of service republic. Sheets Belle ble 81X99" Sheet which this Bank is able to offer to Sixteen Women to end Towels all Hs customers, at all its Branches, Greet Royal Pair Cases (Size bejsore hemming) LONDON, June 1 (U.R) — Sixteen Muslin reflect really the customers' point of more American women will be pre­ Extremely low priced 193© price $1.49 sented to King George and Queen view. Mary at the third and fourth courts 3* Inch Width of the season at Buckingham palace 72x99, *ia

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, JVmWrVsTsS - CUImmBRBN ESTELLE LAWFpkV JUNDSBY ____^_^_'£>_A<£__ is FA3MfONS /*?_C-35___- AUSTIN ____.__• - -AJLSEkV MAMOt/r m «•? i*V©A___- __-.COA-'OA_7C_- - - * OF INTEREST * WOMEN * *•<_/____? tllAMUBm. LACY Log oj' the Good Ship I jfe ' Nancy Page Tuning In With Our Children Presidents' Club By ESTELLE LAWTON LINDSEY By FLORENCE LA GANKE By JAMES SAMUEL LACY Communications Relative to This Department Shoulc Be Addressed te To Install New i EstfUe Lnwion Lindxc* in Care nt This Paper HOW DOES ONE WRIT! This problem makes many a child's heart ache. There is no use to THANK YOU LETTERS? 'SEVENTEEN' SB MOTHER TO FAMILY OF THREE dodge it; it is here and it is in very truth that thing which so many i My deai* Mr. Lacy: May I, too, come to yoa for advice? I am Just past Officers at Tea Sunburn people with small trials call heartbreak. We will let a girl of 25 tell the j ._____. 117. My mother died a year ago X have two brothers and one sister to story: "Is it my duty to live with my mother when her habits are j One of the smart affairs ot tte raise and train. I quit school when I waa 16 because my mother was early summer season wUl be the in­ wrecking all my chances to have friends or marry? My father, a thor­ i very fH sod my help was needed at home. I studied voice for more than Will Disappear oughly cultured, intellectual and, ! stallation tea with which tte mem­ idealistic man, left home because he ! is only apathy and hatred. Please a year, hut gave it up when mother passed away. I hope to take it up bers of tte Santa Monica Bay Presi­ could not endure it. My brother advise." 3^ again when I can earn my own • • dents club will entertain Tuesday, followed and Tragic? You know it. That girl j ! money for lessons. This explanation GIVE BRIDGE DINNER June 23, in the g a r d e n of Mrs. Like Magic! now I face the j is dead in life, situated as she is is to make you acquainted with all Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Londrake of Charles W. Luther of 220 Twentieth „.H_ .«, _ I For her own sake and the sake of phases of my problem. 233 Brooks avenue, Venice, and Miss street. SUNBALM kills pain quicker and better than a"an y man who may yet love her, she j Each child ia a separate study, but friend put it. I Hester Bainbridge, Mrs. Londrake's In formal afternoon frocks, ttM anything you have ever used. Money back if it should establish a separate home [ my big trouble ia with Amos, who is sister, entertained recently with a new officers will be ushered Into have the train­ She can always help her mother i ______"?3_i> » ' . \\ lj 15. He was sent home from school bridge dinner party complimenting doesn'tr— ing of a princess their offices at tte ceremony, which financially; but she can not lift her ttw other day for uhexcused tardi­ Mrs. Robert Kught. Mrs. Knight tt to to be held In the Latter gardens. and I live in a above her own nature. __7<_j_i Ai _ ness and cutting classes that he dis­ the mother of Mrs. Londrake and Mrs. Joseph Zerboni, chairman of SUNBALM liquid is not greasy or sticky. Doesn't hovel. My train­ Q — My son took a correspondence j sCll* * I v liked. Miss Bainbridge. tte installation program, will be in stain. Leaves no odor. No dope—works on new ing was had in a course. He signed for it when he Tile boys' vice -principal hM charge, while Mrs. Louis Jerome convent. I owe Pansies and sweet-peas were used principle 1 Price SOc. was 19. He was to pay $7.50 monthly mmSmWZZ#fc±* worked with Amos trying to show In the decoration of the living-room Hyde, president emeritus, will be ia* that to my until the entire course was paid for mother, who has ______*fr him how foolish it -ito violate table, stalling officer. Mrs. Hyde organized As he made his payments he re-1 school regulations, bat tt seems that Covers were laid for Mrs. R. A. the club three years ago. always supported reived his lessons. Just as soon as Sylvia was to be married on Sat­ Sold by These Druggists m e because a he can't influence bim. Hia father's Edwards, Mrs. Francis Holmes. Mr. Mrs. Carrie Fraser, installing mu­ he could not continue the payments urday .Her home was full of ex­ efforts and mine are all in vain. and Mra. Thomas Burbank, Mr. and sician, has arranged a program. CRITERION DRUG CO. physical a f f 1 I c- |the y stopped the hooks. He has not citement. Every few minutes a de­ tion has made it Amos Loved to Help Dad Mrs. Ned Lathrop, Mr. and Mrs. Other fltelrmm are as follows: SANTA MONICA DRUG CO. worked for several months and can­ livery hoy left a package. Some­ Howard Knight of Pasadena (son Mrs. H. B. Sabin, Mra. Charles Elli­ H. H. BAL~-.ER hard for me to | times it was a special piece of linen During the summer Amos helped CARTER'S DRUG STORE Mrs. I.lndsrj* not pay any more. Now they and daughter-in-law of tha honored ott, Mrs. W. A. Maclntyre, Mrs. work.. though I threaten to sue us for the money. for the trousseau, sometimes it was dad on some of his construction jobs. guest), Mr. and Mrs. James West, | Norman Cooley, outgoing president; DOLSON OBL'G STORE •m equipped to make my living, i™ five children and mnnot a wedding gift. We was a good worker—strong, ca­ IRWIN'S DRUG STORE pable Hid likable. The fellows all the honoree and the hosts. Mrs. Isabelle Va wter, Installing KING'S PHARMACY . "Here are the circumstances: My | make these payments. What can In a special book Sylvia was list­ told dad what a fine boy he had. Mrs. Burbank aad West made chaplain; and Mrs. Zerboni, install­ REAG-R'S PHARMACY. mother is a jolly, happy-go-lucky 11 do? Worried Mother ing each gift, the store from which But out with dad on some job, mix­ high scores at bridge. ing conductress. Santa Monica colleen who has never done any­ A.—Tell them to sue. Suppose it came, and the giver. In this way ing up with older boys and men, is Music was the diversion following The officers to be installed are I.. O. RYALL. thing to make my home attractive. they do. What could they get? it would he simple to exchange a a different proposition from school. bridge. Mrs. H. B. Sabin, president; Mrs. Wett Lot Anrelet I have plent of lovely acquaint­ You are barely able to get together gift if it was a duplicate, since the W. S. Sanderson, first vice-presi­ money enough to feed your children, store was known, when Sylvia's en­ Amos could be made into a good dent; Mra. W. A. Maclntyre, second ances whom I can never invite here gagement was announced, one of man, but he likes to read chew MRS. BOARDMAN ENTERTAINS and as long as I live here I can so it is perfectly obvious that suing magazines—Wild West stories, air vice-president; Mra. Charles Elliott, have no friends except people whom you would he a waste of money. Be­ the leading jewelry stores called her One of the gay affairs of recent secretary; Mrs. Herbert Wood, treas­ in and asked for her preference in stories, detective stories, anything in date was the luncheon and bridge I hate. We have but one half de­ sides they only sent the boy the in­ the adventure line. Do yoa blame urer; and Mrs. W. 8. Bell, historian. cent room, in the bedroom clothes structions as he paid, so they are a silver pattern. They said that they party with which Mrs. H. C. Board- Tot members of the board of gov­ could help her friends to select the me for getting out of patience? And man of 305 Palisades avenue enter­ are piled half way to the ceiling out nothing, and I would advise you he is only one of my three problems. ernors are Mrs. Cooley, Mrs. L. J. "to be sent to relatives in Ireland." to write to them and tell them the gifts more intelligently if they knew tained ia the Brentwood Country Hyde and Mrs. Rose Lieber. \_N-______The kitchen is carpeted with news- facts. what she wanted. So after all, there I'll appreciate any suggestions you club. She was assisted by Mrs. were not as many duplicates as one can give me through your column, Charles C. White, her sister. Q.—I want your honest opinion I n Dr. Dorothy O. Smyley was ittnma*aa%!tw apers. I have tried to clean up miThl t' 'nk. and I will be willing to try them one Covers were laid for Mrs. Claude gut am tired of fighting a useless am 36 and have been in the business and all. Seventeen. among the guests Saturday to at­ and losing fight. To make matters world for years. I read all of my I. Parker, Mrs. J. C. Williamson, tend tte dedication and ceremony worse, my mother takes care of a sP,are time—history, biographies and School Is a Hum-Dram Affair Mrs. J. Edgar Brown, Mrs. Frank J. of changing the name of North very old, verv slovenlv and thor- a11 kinds of books. I want to keep Dear Seventeen: My heart goes Wagner, Mrs. J. J. Doyle, Mrs. Earl Baldy peak to Mount Baden-Pow­ oug'hlv nastv old woman, who drives I »n open, active mind. I am in good out to you. You have a real job. P. Nittinger. Mrs. C. J. Bates, Mrs. ell, in honor of Sir Robert Baden- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING HEADQUARTERS Before yoa can help you must re­ C. R. L. Crenshaw. Mrs. George H. Powell, chief Scout and founder of I me crazy I health and going with a man seven Kress, Mrs. C. U. Whiff in. Mrs. C. D. TELEPHONE 23286 a member that your adolescent brother the Boy Scout movement. . "If I leave, mother will have no » a?e *}. iS„k. Exactly .he is a great deal wiser now in htt own Francis. Mra. H. C. Henshey, lira. ta__^°J^d_S_?^^1f_;? _™_ -^niethng. and"have everyth n g in estimation than he will be when he Joseph G. Braun, Mrs. R. D. Beckon, mM Mrs. A. Stanley White, Mrs. C. H. i_.in_.__ m,_n£ aick-from | common. «Do you think from your really grows up eating too much. observations that it would be pos- Davis, Mrs. J. P. Nuttall, Mrs. P. I'm afraid that school hasn't aid­ Dennington. Mra, J. J. Costello, Mrs. "This thing has caused me one siblc for us to be happily married? ed him to realize his dreams, his A. E. Jackson, Mrs. W. H. Evans, major tragedy. I loved and was He says it does not matter. What I emotions and vague longings. School Mrs. Fred J. Finch, Mrs. L. Sellers. loved by a man who wanted to clo you think? E E is a hum-drum affair. That's why Mra. N. Van Brunt, Mrs. Clifford marry me. He had a first, second. A.—I think it is alwavs harder ho has cut his classes. They don't Gillespie, Mrs. J. 0. Stokes. Mrs. EWSY STORE third and fourth sight of this house. | to make a success of marriage when meet htt need for more abundant John Smith, Mrs. Geneve brothers, That finished us. He thought I was the man is considerably younger. life. Mrs. O. L. Bartholomew, Mrs. S. W. I DISTRIBUTION VV__ri-IOlJ like my home. but after all marriage is a matter of Outside of school is a world vi­ Selfridge , Mrs. E. B. Smith, Mrs. '"If I live on here I must avoid brains and tact, good faith and con­ brant with life. That's why Amos Roy O. Putnam. Mrs. W. Linville, all companionship except those who geniality. Also with present methods loves to go with his father to con­ Mrs. Herman Michel, Mrs. Carl are as unfastidious as I am becom­ of plastic surgery any woman can She had her new stationery en­ struction jobs. He oao be a man Henderson, Mrs. S. H. West. Mrs. R. ing. Only through indifference can keep her looks if she wants to and graved and ordered it for delivery among men. And how he loves the Chapin. Mra. Frank Lowe, Mra. John Grocery prices effective I endure it. Indifference is wearing is willing to pay the price. Go by the time she returned from her approval ot real men! Elliott, Mrs. H. J. Clark, Mrs. Lew me down and coarsening me. Must ahead and try it out. honeymoon. Then she knew she Knowing his nature, it should be Lipton. Mrs. Walter Maas and Miss would have no excuse for not ac­ Sue Thatcher. I give up all hope, ambition, all Nate to _. M. G.' knowledging the gifts promptly. possible for you and his school ad­ desire for a home and a future be-1 We have a letter here for you and She had tried two or three forms of viser to build a count for Amos that Milk would have a strong appeal. X sug­ Cause my mother has been a rare j will forward it if you send us a letters. The ones which suited her Mrs. Stephen Mattingly to the servant to me and I have not paid I stamped and self-addressed envelope best conveyed her thanks, that of gest history, nature study, mechani­ Max-i-muM her? My ambition is dead. There referring to this note. cal or free-hand drawing, English guest of her daughter, Mrs. Gustave her husband, a special mention of and athletics. R. Voss, for several days before she the gift and an invitation to come goes to Washington. D. c. and then and see the gift in the new home. Get Him to Join Sea Scouts to ter home ln Richmond. Va. Mrs. Tall fie She tabooed the words "lovely," As you live near the sea, I think Mattingly has been spending tte Home Economics: Housewife Aids "beautiful." "elegant" and "exquis­ it would be a fine thing to introduce season on the coast. Can & By FLORENCE AUSTIN CHASE ite." These words are used so fre­ him to the Sea Scouts. There are Communication.'* Reis live to rti:« Department Should Be Addressed to quently that they lose most of their men guiding boys of that organisa­ Florence tmtlD Chase ttl Carr el flit* t***l meaning. She looked up the signa­ tion who will be able to help yoa tures to use. also. Either "Sylvia to make a real man out of your THE COUNCIL TABLE and Jack," "Sylvia Hunt Paulson" brother. SAME PRICE Flour Q.—I have enjoyed your column and have used many of your splendid were correct. She knew enough not It's fortunate that Amos loves to recipes but I have never found a recipe for centennial pie. It is an old- to sign herself "Mrs. Jack Paulson." read. I have sent you a list of No­ Gold Medal fashioned one and would appreciate your publishing the recipe. A.—For She really knew quite a bit about table Biographies for Boys that WiQ the centennial pie line a pie pan with rich pastry, then mix one cupful letter-writing etiquette. fovea "Kitchen Tested" enable you to direct his reading so stewed apples, sifted; one cupful cream or rich milk, one cupful sugar, that he will come to choose paths No. 10 24'/_-lh. one-half teaspoonful cinnamon, and Naney has a leaflet on table eti­ of glory. They're rich books with is Sack Sack two eggs, well beaten. Mix well and an oven preheated to 475 degrees F„ quette. Write for that, enclosing a | fine ideals for stalwart manhood. turn into pastry lined pan and bake and if baking in a gas oven, place stamped, self-addressed envelope And the list of books for parents ounces ______in moderate them on the bottom side of the oven, aad let them remain in that with vour request, sent to her rare | which I inclosed will help you to a far oven like a cus­ temperature for ten minutes, then of this paper. finer sympathy and understanding tard pie. When reduce the temperature to 350 un­ i CopyriahI. 1931, Publishers Syndicate) of the role of motherhood Which you 25c done, cover with til pies are done, your lower crust have assumed. My best wishes to a me r1ngue will begin to bake before the juices CIRCLE HONORS MEMBERS you. Sincerely, J. S. L. _fA_ made with the of the pie filling soak into it, and Honoring Mrs. A. Bechtel and whites of two the iower crust then will not be Mrs. Forbes Hoyt, the members of series of the affaire which they Pineapple eggs and two tough and hard. the Social Service circle of the have given during the last season. table spoonfuls Venice Union Congregational church Among the hostesses will be Mrs. sugar; return to For the French Apple Pie—line held a surprise party recently at the pie nan with pastry, then fill with Herman Michel, Mra. Rose Robin­ oven to brown. home of Mrs. Bechtel, 619 Victoria son. Mrs. W. W. Mungen, Mrs. Broken Slices Serve cold the following: Cook four tart apples, avenue, Venice. BAKING Q. - Mav we I sliced, one-half cupful seedless rai- George K. Dassey, Mra. Herman have a recipe Mrs. Bechtel, the retiring presi­ Paine, Mrs. R. L. Baker. Mrs. Louie No. 2>/ a recine I sins, one-half cupful sugar and dent, and Mrs. Hoyt, who will leave Kempff and Mrs. W. H. CTine. POWDER 2 for banana pud- one-half teaspoonful nutmeg or cin- soon for San Frnncisco, were both KC Cans dine and also namon, until apples are tender. Put presented with gifts from the circle. one for fresh in pie plate, sprinkle with chopped Miss Minnie Eastman read an orig­ DR. MARSH TO 8PEAK berry pies? • walnut meats, then cover with inal poem in making the presenta­ Dr. George L. Marsh will speak It's 'double acting Thanks I rolled graham cracker crumbs, tion. OB "Ite New Womanhood of ttM A There are which have been mixed with melt- Near East" at the meeting of the many kinds "of banana pudding, but ed butter to crumble. Put in mod- The members present were Mrs. i)te K C for fine texture Chocolate Women's Missionary society, to be the recipe here printed will please erate oven for twenty minutes, let Philip K Swartz. Mrs. Melvin W. r held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in ttM _ I _>___! ______cor VA ufith in"1 _ i t ______nroani Myler. president; Mrs. C. E. Boltz, end large volume In your Baker's Premium cool, and serve with whipped cream Mrs. H. H. Brightman. Mrs. Harry Venice Union Congregational BANANA PUDDING — Five Q.—Please print recipe for sour Abbott. Mrs. Thomas Rogers Mrs. church. Mrs. R. F. Holmes will bakings. Nationally Advertised bananas, two cups stale cake or cream cookies, that may be dropped Ray White, Mrs. M. J. Murchison, sing. cookie crumbs, two cups milk, three- from spoon. Mrs. Lillie White. Mrs. C. O. Fish, Members of tte Lawndale and H-lb. uarters cup sugar, one tablespoon- A.—For the Sour Cream cookies- Mrs. J. S. Jones. Mrs. C. W. Gould, Manhattan Beach Congregational ul flour, three eggs, one teaspoon­ MILLIONS OF POUNDS USED ? Beat two eggs until light and then Mrs George Seaman, Mrs. E. A. missionary societies are planning to BV OUR GOVERNMENT Cake ful vanilla extract. Make alternate beat into them one cupful granu­ Armor. Mrs. Alice Summers, Mrs. attend. layers of cake crumbs and bananas lated sugar. Mix and sift two cup­ Persis Wise, Miss Sarah Eastman. in greased pudding dish. Scald the fuls flour, one-half teaspoonful salt Miss Minnie Eastman and the milk. Cream sugar, yolks of eggs and and add to first mixture alternately honored guests. flour, after which add the scalded with one cupful thick, amir cream, milk slowly and return to fire until into which has been dissolved one VPLIFTER8 ENTERTAIN it thickens, lastly adding vanilla. teaspoonful soda. Mix well while Make a meringue of the whites of adding enough more flour to make The wives of tha members ut Up­ eggs and one-half cupful sugar and a heavy drop batter one that will lift, rs club Will entertain June 18 spread over all. Bake until meringue drop clean fron\ the tip of a spoon. with a bridge luncheon on the browns. Let cool before serving. Vanilla or spice may be added for For the Fresh Berry Pies— To a flavoring. Drop onto well greased pint of berries add two tablespoon­ baking sheet and bake in a moder­ SANTA MONICA fuls flour, half cup or more of sugar. ate oven until a light brown. Drop and a half teaspoonful salt; mix cookies a little distance apart, to HOSPITAL AND and put into the plate lined with allow plenty of room for spreading | pastry; add bits of butter here and and yet retain their shapes. SANITARIUM there, finish with a second crust Q.—I am much interested in mak­ PULL BATTLE CREEK and set to cool in a hot oven. All ing some of the more or less un­ TREATMENTS pies should be started in a hot oven, usual foreign dishes, and at this to cook the under crust before it particular moment I would, indeed, becomes moistened, then reduce the appreciate a recipe for a Baked Selox heat to moderate. Thus cooked, if Mexican Rarebit. Thank you. The Speed Soap the lower crust lies loosely on the A.—Yoa, I quite agree with you plate, and the upper crust is not that tha introduction of aome of stretched over the filling, the juice the unusual dishes occasionally adds Pears will not run out. spice and variety to every-day fare. Q.—To settle a controversy, kind­ Here is recipe requested. You will GRADUATE Libby's Bart lefts ly tell us how tomato juice should need—One cupful hot or cold boiled be served? Thank you rice, one cupful canned corn, one A.—Tomato juice being an ap- | cupful cooked tomatoes, one-half Apricots petizer should be served the same green pepper cut in shreds, two Max-i-muM as other fruit juices are served at eggs beaten until light, one table­ PLUMER No. V*i Caos. the table, 1. e. in small glass set spoonful chopped onion, one-half And how they in glass dish or plate, surrounded pound grated cheese, one-half tea­ DRAPERY CO. with crushed ice. No spoon is served spoonful salt, one-half teaspoonful do appreciate beautiful with it .It is drunk from the glass, paprika. MIX all well together, then Mrs, T. O. Plumtr Stuffed Olives just as all liquid foods are taken. place tn greased baking dish, sprin­ Pbone 22543 things! Jewelry value* Zenith Brand. Q.—Please tell me what makes kle with buttered crumbs, and bake the lower crust of my pies tough in a moderate oven for thirty min- I 915 Wilshire Boulevard never will exceed thote and hard, while the upper crust is utes. nice and tender? Also print recipe being offered today. Doris Jams for French Apple Pie. Thank you j Take advantage ef AB vnript.es. so much for all the many helps | given to us. thia unusual opportu­ A,—If you will place your pies in I nity for a sound in vest­ Children BRENTWOOD ment in happiness and HAIRCUT 35OOI*c 25c Wee Those profit* Expert work beautiful shop Who Demar . . . sanitary method*. the Beat! Golden Sea Bass Outlook Shop Freshly caught. 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MONDAY, JUNE 1, 193otl1 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA FAGE SEVEN \Noted Movie Folk Costly Fire Razee % NIAGARA RIDER BOY8 PICK UP Pixy Traffic Pines Western Loop Stand Airman Abandons 'WASHED UF ON Four Big Airlines Probe 19 Deaths GRENADE; 4 DIE Six Persons Hurt LOS ANGELES. June 1 0J._— ttt. JOSEPH, Mo., June I __*— Fire of undetermined origin early BARREL RACKET IN EXPLOSION Court records revealed today that today destroyed the grandstand of two persons well known to movie tte City stadium, home of the UX. fans paid fines tte violating traffic Joseph club of the Western Base- Trans-PacificHop NIAGARA PALLS. N. Y., UP— In Alleged Plot KASCHAU, Poland, June 1 <._ — In Auto Mishaps Announce Merger laws. Marquis de la Falals. former ball league. William "Had" Hill, a river boat­ Sixteen boys deserted tte cattle husband of Oloria Swanson MM they were tending today and The loss, including some damage man, has ridden the dangerous Nia­ crawled under a barbed wire fence CHICAGO, June 1 <_*v-Consolid»- fined $10 for speeding forty-two to the park's lighting system, wis Aah Finds Plane's Range gara rapids for tte third time. He Poison Murder Charges Into a field marked off tararm y au-1 Hit-Run Drivers Blamed | tion of four air lines flying 12.000.- miles and hour, and George K. estimated M $20,000. partially cow­ Inadequate; Witt Try nearly lost his Uto in a three-hour Filed Against Woman; thoritiea for hand grenade practice. for Injurias to Four 000 miles annually WM announced Arthur, comedian, paid 125 for not ered by insurance. The stands were spin In tte famed whirlpool, MM One of them picked up a grenade yesterday by F; B. Rentschler. heeding a boulevard stop signal. I erected about a year ago. to Get New One S Husbands Dead and showed it to his companions. It in Venice Area president of the United Aircraft ana somewhat banged and bruised, and exploded, tft was killed instantly. I Transportation Co. crawled out of his oaken barrel to TOKIO, June 1 (__-A Rengo CHICAGO, June 1 (.. — Tte three others were wounded mortal­ VENICE. June 1 — Six persons The four transport units will be toll the world he was "all washed deaths of the five known husbands ly and several mora were injured , were injured in traffic accidents j designated as divisions of tte United news agency dispatch from Samu­ seriously. Air lines, and will maintain general shiro today said Thomas Ash, jr., up on the racket"—because te of Mrs. Margaret Summers, as well here over the holiday period, ac­ made no money out of the trip: as those of fourteen other persons cording to reports to police. Pour of i offices in Chicago under the presi­ had abandoned his proposed non­ were under investigation today. those hurt were victims of hit-and- dency of P. G. Johnson. This Exclusive Shoe Has stop flight across the Pacific and Tte long spin tn the whirlpool forced him to make the trip in two Coroner Herman N. Bundesen said, Alleged Bootlegger run driven. The lines are: National Air Trans­ waa I Mill i ill in to Tokio. sections. He completed the ride in connection wtth poison murder W. McArthur. 37. Mrs. W. Mc­port. Chicago to New Yofk; Boeing Ash's abandonment of the flight yesterday, after getting as far as the charges already made against the Arrested on 'Tip* Arthur, 28, and 18-months-old War­ Air Transport. Chicago to San Fran­ was attributed in tha Rengo dis­ woman. ren McArthur, all of 653 San Juan cisco; the Pacific Air [Transport, Exclusive Advantages whirlpool Memorial Day. There his Bootleggers Indignant over his al­ Seattle to San Diego; varney Air patch to the failure of his plane son. William, jr., 17, pulled him in Tte Inquiry, the coroner said, WM leged price-cutting activities are be-s avenue, Venice, suffered lacerations to come up to expectations in sev­ after hM barrel and started to fill carried back over a'period of twen­ Heved responsible for tte anony-' when their light roadster was forced Lines. Salt Lake City to Seattle and eral particulars. The message said with water. It had swirled around ty-five years, as a result of informa­ mous tip-off which resulted in the off tho roadway into a More at tte Northwest. Johnson was presi­ The Arch Preserver Shoe gives you comfort in tte motor failed to run perfectly the pool seven times. An hour and tion supplied concerning Stanley arrest Saturday night of R. N Washington boulevard and Mllwood dent of the Boeing and N. A. T. action. And this means not merely freedom and had developed only enough half before that Hill had popped Jones and James Lynch, two ot her Snow on charges oi liquor possess­ avenue, lte machine crashed The MW lines' 130 planes, from discomfort. It means the comfort that power for 1,650 revolutions per min­ his head out of his barrel to snout husbands, whose deaths antedated ion. Snow, according to this in­ through tte front of the store. Tte Rentschler said, are flown 33,300 gives the foot health and energy needs to ute, when at least 1,850 were need- "throw me a rope quick, tte barrel those of three others. formation, is reported to have driver told Venice police that an­ miles daily over 6,110 miles of air­ other machine forced his car from way routes, and carry 60 per cent work more—play more—enjoy life more. Only ad to rise with his heavy load of ls filling up with water." There was Collected Insurance served a large clientele in Ventura the Arch Preserver Snoe can give you this kind fuel. no boat, and aid 'was impossible Investigators were trying to learn ami Oxnard. selling his product for the boulevard of the nation's air mail. Reduces Fuel Supply from shore until te was swept far whether Mrs. Bummers insured as low as $1 per pint. Mrs. Erah B. Bird of 2804 East of comfort for no other shoe is built like it. Fifty-eighth street, Los Angeles, was Its features are patented. Arch Preserver style Prior to the announcement that out of the vortex into tte eddy. these men as she did tte others. Santa Moinca officers operating which carried him in reach of his James Fairfax, Stanley Korzen under tte liquor squad, took Snow treated in the Receiving hospital for is just as exclusive as its comfort. One look he would abandon the flight, Ash severe bruises suffered when she HEALTHY reduced his gasoline supply to 900 son. and Thomas Summers were the I into custody at his apartment on will convince you Come ln—-step into a pair! His ride yesterday ended in a husbands who followed Jones and Marine street after finding fifty was struck by a hit-and-run motor­ gallons. He had originally supplied Lynch ln death. ' pints of liquor in his car. He was ist while walking in the Speedway the shin with 1,020 gallons, but similar king bobbing about while near Navy street FOR MEN AND WOMEN twice reduced the amount when it rowboat after rowboat vainly MTs. Summers is charged with released later on bail, pending a bucked the cross currents and rips murder by poison in connection hearing of his case to Santa Mon- I Twelve-year-old Milton Seiff. of COMPLEXIONS was evident the plane would not with the deaths of Summers. Thom­ ica police oourt. 33 Paloma avenue, was given treat­ EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES take off. off Queenstown, Canada. A power ment for injuries sustained when Rengo quoted Ash as saying: boat finally reacted the barrel, and as Meyers. 17, a nephew; Thomas John Contraras, waiter, was ar­ Hill came ashore, "glad to get out." Lanagan, 46, and William Reenan. rested for liquor possession after he was struck by an auto at Paloma "The range of the monoplane as 72. Lanagan and Reenan were police found fifteen pints of liquor avenue and the Speedway. The shown by the flight from Tachi­ roomers of Mrs. Summers. She held at his home. He is at liberty under identity of the driver was not kawa to Samushiro and my at­ learned. te insurance policies on them totaling a $500 bond. __ Smith-Robinson tempt to take off with a full load Christian Science more than $6,500. There were also ten arrests for Campbell Atchley. 37. 3904 Nor- of fuel has proved to be much less Names In Bible intoxication made over the weekend. umbega court, Los Angeles, was cut _?,.-• SMART SHOES than ls required' for a flight from about the face by flying glass in a >&r__ _ All Of the nineteen persons whose -_*_, '•> Japan to America. The Christian Science lesson-ser­ deaths were being investigated were mishap at Avenue 58 and the Speed- «_*' Postpones Ambition mon denounced ancient and modern relatives or roomers of the woman. wav.' A machine in which Atchlev ISk7 Third Street Santa Monica Lacy Will Address was riding with Oa Dtltz. of 1225 "This decision was just reached necromancy, otherwise called mes­ Additional names were obtained West Thirty-ninth place. Los An­ after exhaustive calculations. It merism and hypnotism, Sunday in in a canvass yesterday of five homes Palisades Meeting geles, collided with a truck operated means postponement of my life all branches of tte Mother Church, in which Mrs. Summers has lived James S. Lacy will be the princi­ by Biery Wilson, 23. of 17 Dudley '*S8i ambition. since she came to Chicago from Ef­ pal speaker at a community meet­ avenue. •'Observation at Samushiro con­ the First Church of Christ, Scien­ fingham, 111. The investigators con­ ing next Monday night in Pacific Healthy vinced me that a nonstop trans- tist, in Boston. fiscated Mrs. Summers' Bible, in Palisades. Pacific flight to America from One of the Scriptural selections which, they said, each death was The meeting, arranged by the Pa-1 complexions FORCED TO LEAVE? Samushiro ls practicable. I hope included Moses' exhortations to the entered. cific Palisades church school board, Autogyro Cracks Up to have the opportunity yet of try-' Children of Israel: "When thou art will be held in the Pacific Palisades coma from healthy systems. Maybe you aren't forced to leave but you want to get ing again with a more suitable come into the land which the Lord Community church. It will begin at As Tire Blows Out Free the body of poisons with away for a few weeks or months. Don't come home plane. thy God giveth thee, thou shalt not Two Men Charged 17:30 o'clock and will be open to all LOS ANGELES. June I < r*—The Feen-a-mlnt. Effective in learn to do after the abominations parents and other persons interested to experience the disheartening surprise of a rob­ Many of Ash's friends here tele­ autogyro flown here from Philadel­ smaller doses. AU druggists sell graphed him yesterday urging him of those nations. There shall not be With Auto Thefts in child-training. phia without mishap, only to crack bery—valuables gone! We will call for and store your to abandon the flight. found among you any one that mak- VENICE. June 1—Police arrested Lacy is well known in the Bay up Saturday when a vertical land­ thil Mfl. scientific laxative. things at a very reasonable rate. eth his son or his daughter to pass two young men yesterday an a district, being the author of "Tun- | ing blew out a tire, was exhibited on through the fire, or that useth divi­ charge of suspicion of grand theft. ing In With Our Children." a daily the ground today. JAPANESE AVIATOR nation, or an observer of times, or The two gave their names as Jack Outlook feature. He is principal of Pilot Johhny Miller, of Pough­ iota G«-.-ie» Urn*. an enchanter, or a witch, or a MM a a. _ tttt TO RESUME PACIFIC PLIGHT T. Maloney, 23, Ut 814 Crestmorc the Dayton Heights school, Los An­ keepsie. N. Y.. awaited the arrival Santa Monica Xtntmrsni Villa** charmer, or a consulter with famil­ geles. Pb. MMT TOKIO. June 1 <_•*-—The news­ place, and Donald A. Hull. 19, of the of a new rotor blade from Phila­ ieen-amint Ph. MlM EDMAHovma ——>N^ iar spirits, or a wizard, or a necro­ U. S. 8. Oklahoma. delphia, expected within two or R paper Hochi Shimbun today an­ mancer. For all that do these things SHIPPING r Am INC. nounced Seiii Yoshihara, Japanese Maloney was arrested in his three days, to begin hte return trip STORAGE aviator, would resume his flight to are an abomination unto the Lord." home by Officer Holley. Ha is al­ Ammanns Return East. FOR CONSTIPATION America, June 38, with a new plane, A correlative passage from "Sci­ leged to have taken a machine from following the same route as he did ence and Health with Key to tte David Anderson, of 1205 Washing­ From Auto Tour in his recent attempt. Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy, ton boulevard, and to have driven tt Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ammann of Yoshihara, flying under the aus­ stated: "Animal magnetism has no to Florence and Alameda avenues, Ocean Park have returned from a pices of the newspaper, was forced scientific foundation, for God gov­ where it was found wrecked. month's automobile tour of the East discontinue his initial attempt May erns all that is real, harmonious and Hull was taken into custody by during which they visited Niagara 14 after making a forced landing eternal, and His power is neither Officers B. Tyson, of the South Falls and many other points of in­ Telephone Numbers in the Kurile Islands and damag­ animal nor human. Its basis being Gate police department, and turned terest. Ammann, in speaking of ing his plane. As before, he will a belief and this belief animal, in over to Detective Lieutenants Wil­ conditions, said: undertake the flight in short hops, Science animal magnetism, mesmer­ son and Bowers, of Venice, for "California, and especially the following the Kurile and Aleutian ism or hypnotism is a mere nega­ prosecution on grand theft charges I Southland, is the white spot of the tion, possessing neither intelligence, growing out of the alleged theft of country just now. Even the big island chains. power nor reality, and in sense it is an automobile from W. D. Roberta, I manufacturing centers have been an unreal concept of the so-called 1511 Winfield street. The auto was slow to respond to the efforts of YOU SHOULD KNOW * STRAUSS PAYS FOR LOT mortal mind." stolen from Venice. big business to improve conditions." VIENNA, June 1 (._) — Richard Strauss, famous composer, has dis­ charged an obligation. 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! PAGE EIGHT EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA MONDAT, JUNE 1, 1931 "~7/#_. Movies c5_Z__4#*_i<___r KK _2_fi_ _*___? ____M_J0 ON LOCATION' ON acoEEN-* •__€ STUDIOS • V>S___<3*_r- brothy Mackaill and Fifi Dorsay Maclaren Signed Fans Assured of Entertainment Broadway Play Keep Inquiring Reporter Confused HOLLYWOOD. June 1 (IMS—Friends were wondering today about the matrimonial plans—if any—of Dorothy Mackaill and Fifi Dorsay, both To Play Christus Comes to Beach •well known motion picture actresses. As Miss Mackaill boarded the steamer Malolo, bound for Honolulu, she was asked if she intended to marry Neil Miller when she reached the islands. "Watch the papers and Noted English Actor to 'Laf f That Off WUl Be Bee," she said. "You won't have i - to wait long" Again Portray Lord Presented This Month While in Honolulu a few weeks 'Murder by Clock' in Famous Drama by Young Players ago Miss Mackaill and' Miller took but a marriage license, but the wed­ Now in Production Southern Callfornians who wit- "Laff That Off will be one ef the ding was called off when the actress "Murder by the Clock," the film- ness thla summer tba revival of thi most enjoyable plays produced in changed bar mind. famous Pilgrimage Flfiy will see the Bay district this season if the ^%. Miss Dorsay said that she and lzation of Rufus King's story of a man who is murdered twice la a again la the role of tha Christus Ian word of reheasal critics can be used Terrence Ray. to whom she became Maclaren. who during tiro previous as a basis of opinion. engaged recently, had quarreled. single evening, will go into produc­ seasons won encomiums for his mas­ A comedy of unusual merit, riot­ "We haven't broken off our en­ tion today in Hollywood, it was an­ terful portrayal of this most diffi­ ous wltb laughs and extremely gagement." she said, "but we have nounced with the signing of a cult of all dramatic roles. Engage­ funny situations blended with a had several quarrels, and I am get­ ment of Maclaren for the season few heart-tugging moments which ting ready to go away on a seven fourth principal of the cast. that opens early tn July has just hold an audience till the final cur­ weeks' vaudeville tour, so I don't Sallv O'Neil, petite Irish heroine, been announced. tain. Thla vehicle is one of the few know—* has been added to a player roster Maclaren's sympathetic artistry that exacting New Yorkers have ac­ already including William Boyd, will have a far more adequate stage claimed in many seasons. Pursued by hunters and hounds Lilvan Tashman and Regis Toomey, and background this summer.' Gene Yost, young' director wbo a stag ran into a store at Kirby She will carry the romantic inter­ Erected on the site of the former garnered his directing experience Lonsdale. England, left by a back est with Toomey. Pilgrimage Play theater, destroyed With the Metropolitan Repertory Oo. t£V door, vaulted a wall and escaped. Edward Sloman will direct. by a brush fire in the fall of 1929, in the mid-west, will bring to the a new, larger and architecturally local theatergoers one of the out­ outstanding playhouse Will house standing productions seen here in the performances of the biblical several seasons. Fx__^_. Santa. drams and at the same time ac-' Yost has coached the players till commodate tn luxury a greater those who have seen tbe rehearsals audience than was able to find seats are praising this production as one Monica. in the burned structure. US merit. The cast includes many :. .AT ro*-"*-va-a***rM -J TRttft. J Maclaren, who is in Los Angeles, clever professional and non-pro­ regards the character of the Christ fessional actors. They are Fay- TODAY AND TUESDAY aa "the greatest, the most tragic, Stoker, Royal Barrington, Bud Mc- MATINEE DAILY, 2:30: EVENING. 7-9 P. M. the most divine, the most human Taggart, Sally Sale. Larry Magee, in all history." Except in the Pil­ Zulene Brandon, Marjorie Bassett, grimage Play he has never ventured Tony Carlton, Ben Taylor and Bob l SECRET A Surging Passionate Song of Paul Cavanagh, the British actor, seen with Constance Bennett in to assume the role, although he has the Radio feature, "Born to Love," now playing at the Wilshire Santa Schopfer. Love . . . tt One Girl Who appeared as Samson in "Samson Attked No More of Love Than Monica theater. "Laff That Off" will be presented Agonistes" and as other biblical at the Miles Memorial Playhouse Love Itself . . . Who Dared characters in various stage plays. June 12 aad IS. Love an Her Heart Com­ Other actors and actresses who manded . . . aad Faced a will have prominent puts in the World That Could Not Forget coming Pilgrimage Play season will CHILD PRODIGY and Would Not Forgive! be announced shortly, It was said today. Wallace SM_I ENTERTAINS AT A li '^CONSTANCE 'FRONT PAGE' KNOX LECTURE * »joi>t7-' **?***ry «___•"•"" NOW PLAYING »««_U_!_K AT MAJESTIC BENNETT •...«._?• «•**&• * *»m*.UmV2 "*• ««i 'BORN TO LOVE' '"'"•jrtf Pitt —Wtth— •n*c__» JOEL McCREA SHORTS A Story That Burns Deep In the Heart of Every Woman THEATRE THEATRE Santa Monira Santa Monlea NUART Blvd.. ft. L, A. TIVOLI Blvd., W. L. A. TOMORROW—WEDNESDAY- TOMORROW — WEDNESDAY THURSDAY A Love Story That tOY. MOVIETONE^<6li£t£ Was Written on a CltlTKIUOX l.i_4Ai._» Police Blotter SANTA MONICA LAST TWO DAYS ALSO RARTHflMEfl *us TALKERTOON Tf "TREE SAPS" $. FINGER. 32211 • PARAMOUNT With PICTORIAL POINT* JACK HOLT AND TOM MOORE FOX LAST TIMES TONIGHT CONSTANCE MOVIETONE BARBARA STANWYCK CUMMINGS NEWS la •TEN CENTS A DANCE" LAST TIMES TONIGHT —With— BILL BOYD in RICARDO CORTEZ •BEYOND VICTORY' Adolphe Menjou and Pat .Will „ O'Brien in a shot from "The Front Page," now playing at the New Majestic. THEATRE 214 Santa Monica The irony, humor and drama be­ Miss Eloise Roessler, child hind the print of the day's paper, violinist. New MAJESTIC Mvd. the method by which news is col­ Roger: lected, and the attitude of those who Last night the Woman's Club was The Most Amazing collect tt aad sift it is pictured in packed to the limit, and the audi­ HOWARD HUGHES Dfalhi Thrill tha "The Front Page," the tremendous This pleasant-looking chap is none other than Wally Beery, but ence was thrilled by the pictures and •p-____ni.t. Screen Haa Ever Known Howard Hughes production which Wally looks much more sinister ln "The Secret Six," BOW packing 'em facts presented by Dr. Phillip L. Not a Gangster Story opened yesterday at the Majestic Knox, nationally-known astrono­ *A CONNECTICUT the.'ter. in at the Fox Dome theater. mer-lecturer, in his lecture, "Other All the cynicism, romance, cal­ Worlds Inhabited." lousness, drama and melodrama of And the playing of Eloise Roess­ newspapering are packed into this ler, child violinist, was a sensation. YANKEE' picture epitomizing the metropolitan Tonight will the last performance. press. Ben Hecht and Charles Mac- Dr. Knox will give the climax of Arthur, authors of the original his four lectures on "Marvels of stage play, are merciless, but their Creation" tonight. The musical pro­ picture is tanged with doses of gram begins at 7:30 o'clock followed TOGETHER humor that keep the audience in an .by the lecture at 8. uproar of laughter. GREATEST STAR-o/ TODAY Reporter Killed 30 Trucks Used REATEST STAR of tOMORROWI In Gang Picture In Filming Hit OCEAN PAR.K A caravan of thirty trucks, carry- Giant newspaper presses are tog more than 100 men and ten whirling full blast, carrying out to tons of talking picture equipment, the world news about a notorious reached Lone Pine, at the base of racketeer's latest sensational esca­ Mount Whitney, the highest peak BARRYMORE pade. This gangster. Big Marino, In America, as the vanguard of the BOBBY has previously threatened to send First National Studio company, for a ride tbe reporter who wrote which filmed "Woman Hungry." JONES the story. The papers are barely The picture, directed by Clarence on the street when the threat is Badger and planned as one of the __S4i._l "How I Play Golf* carried out. This is one of the key Industry's most lavish spectacles, No. 2—"CHIP SHOTS" situations in "The Last Parade." wss photographed almost entirely Master of a Thousand which starts a two-day engagement out-of-doors bl Technicolor wtth a Emotions Creates His Corned \ • at the Tivoli theater tomorrow. majestic array of a score of snow- Most Amazing Role t THE RIDING MASTER The leading players in this Co­ clad peaks, all over 14.000 feet ln lumbia picture are Jack Holt. Tom height, as the background. P .THE NEWS Moore. Constance Cummings, Gay- More than 150 people, including lord Pendleton and Robert Ellis. the technical staff, located in Lone I Erie c. Kenton directed the pro­ Fine. In addition to rolling camera duction. equipment, a score of vehicles aad MARIAN Will Rogers is a bit. uneasy in this scene from Connecticut a half hundred horses and pack WILSHIRE BLVD. Yankee," now bringing laughs at the Fox Criterion. mules were assembled. AT FEDERAL \Fourteenth Woman A huge generator, capable of W>Mrrn Electric Sound System lighting a dozen towns the size of _enrrsl Admission lto Joins Writer Staff \ Lone Pine, enabled night scenes to Pbone WLA 14311 Josephine Lovett, author of "Our be filmed on location, as no elec­ MARSH Dancing Daughters." and "Our tric power was available. TONIGHT—Fredric March and Claudette Colbert in j Modern Maidens" has signed a The equipment necessary for the Hailed by Hollywood Paramount writing contract. filming was valued at nearly a quar­ as tho Greatest Star "HONOR AMONG LOVERS" Miss Lovett's first assignment ter of a million dollars. The rough Aad LAl'REL and HARDY in "CHICKENS COME HOME" will be the adaptation and continu- nature of the country, mountainous Discovery ia Years aa i ity of Helen Z. Smith's novel. roads in poor condition and freez­ ! "Stepdaughters of War" in which • ing weather each night prevented TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY—DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Ruth Chatterton will be starred many unusual difficulties to Clar- with Gary Cooper. I ence Badger, the director. Lila Lee. TRILBY, "KISMET" With Otis Skinner and Loretta Young and The writer today joins a group (Sidney Blackmer, Fred Kohler and "MEET THE WIFE" With Lew Cody, Laura La Plant* of thirteen feminine playwrights I Raymond Hatton are among those and novelists that comprises Zoo I in the featured cast of "Woman Akins. Ursula "Parrott, Alice D. G. Hungry." now at tbe Fox Califor­ Last Two Days ef a Big Miller, Viola Brothers Shore. Mad­ nia theater. ame Condes Neve. Gertrude Purcell. On the same program is Richard CALIFORNIA Double Treat BUI Bella Spewack. Adelaide Heilbron, Barthelmess in "The Finger Points." VSNIC E Agnes Brand Leahy. Betty White. a thrilling story of today. "FOUNDERS OF THE WEST Marion Dix. Virginia Kellogg and Erna Manklewicz. "WOMAN HUNGRY" Historical Pageant Barthelmess Plays —Wtth— JUNE 18, 19, 20 Scotch Mob Attacks In Film at Nuart LILA LEE The story of a young reporter, his SIDNEY BLACKMER, FRED KOHLER, Catholic Paraders temptation, complication with gang- • Mail Orders for Seats Now Being Received GLASGOW, Scotland. June 1 ... RAYMOND HATTON, ETC, ETC. —A procession of 10.000 Catholics sters and final penalty form the Prices $1.00, 75c, SOc observing their annual May parade framework of "The Finger Points." I A First Nations!-Vitaphone was attacked by a mob la the Gal- the First National production star­ Sensation In Color lowgate district of Glasgow yester­ ring Richard Barthelmess, which ! "Pioneer Days" Headquarters opens a three days' engagement at —and— day. the Nuart theater tomorrow. 1441 Third Street, Santa Moniea Several hundred persons engaged ia fist fights and strong faces of Tbe story was adapted for tbe I RICHARD BARTHELMESS screen by John Monk Saunders sad —in— mounted and foot police were re­ W. R. Burnett, and was directed by quired to quell the disturbance. I John Francis Dillon. Fay Wray, •THE FINGER POINTS" ABOVE THE tU*s VITAL STATISTICS j Regis Toomey, Clarke Gable, Robert World'. Uriesl telescope DEATHS Elliott and a large cast make up | open to public Sail? 1:10 May 25, Charles H. Bowe. 38 I the supporting players. Barthelmess • MOUNT WILSON to 3: IS. Free p « b 11 • plays the rale of the reporter, and I •kserrstion throush 60-inch telescope, tnd astronomical lecture every Friday nlsht. I years old. Not exactly a pleasant-looking chap is John Barrymore- -at least electrically healed rottasta aad elesant cuisine at Hotel. Inlormatlaa at all Bareaus May 28, Alma Sawyer, SO years as he appears in "SvengaU," now at the Fox Rosemary. I and it is said to be the most daring tit phone Bterllns B9M-F2 or State Une, Terrace 9618. A. C. Childs. Hanater. old. thing he has ever attempted. I

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MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1931 EVENING OUTLOOK, .SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PAGE NINE *•• %t Sports r -A IP. *«• BILL AND MAY DOEG LAND COURT CROWNS Shorts I.II....IIII.I..I..III.H.I.....III llllltltlllllMlllllllimtlllMIH •'iiiiiiiiimiiimimiiHiiiii Ry FRANK FINCH

FTER perusing the score sheet of tbe intercollegiate track Hushes-Evans Go A seems to •**• classic Saturday, it me that: . Pick Barber, Bob Hall aad Vie Williams have most of the credit 'Doing His Stuff in Big Leagues a tut the Trojan triumph coming to Veteran Boxers than Instead of Bill Graber, tbe sensational vaulter, getting all the applause. Why? Because Graber's chief competitor, In .Round Tilt Butermeister ut Yale, was injured ALHAMBRA. June t CCNS)—The and unable to compete, and tbe name of Doeg was credited today Trojan sensation had the vault all with two more net titles as the re­ his own way; true, he went higher sult of victories by BUly snd May, Tommy Liked Over Foe; than be bad ever before and he set younger members of the famous ten­ Mann, Davis to Fight a new record, but the fact remains nis family of San­ that his chief foe was out cf the ta Monica, in ths in Ocean Park Ring •Mi Southern Califor­ On the other hand, Messrs. Bar­ nia Junks cham­ RINGSTEB ber, Hall and Williams were meet­ pionships oa the I N old-time "mel- ing tbe stiffest competition to be courts of the Mid­ erdrammer" en­ found and they came through like wick Cou nt ry club. titled "EI Socko." the ancient Trojans of history. Billy, following. will be shown at ln the footsteps of j the Culver City Barber was the hot favorite to his big brot her. ^ arena tonight capture the broad Jump prior to tbe Johnny, won the! _,when Tommy meet, but tha dopesters ran for the Junior boys' crown .Hughes and Huer­ cyclone cellars when a Penn Jumper, by defeating Jay ta Evans trod the Boyles, broke Jess Hill's meet record 5 Cohn. also of San- i r boards in the lead in the qualifying tests Friday. Then Ita Monica, twice roles of a six- Barber came through like a true {national boys' round ring skit. - champion on Saturday to go 25 feet JC h a m p ion. ln a Fast feather­ 84 inches, the bast hop of bis •lapectacular three- weights, two of career. The five points Trojan -set match, 3-6. the hardest dopesters had conceded Barber went .-5, 12-10 Johnny punchers for their weight in the sailing off into thin sir Friday, so Doeg, the national game, should furnish beach fans Barber's fiat can be Judged as a .singles king, won with one of the most exciting bat­ real upset. this title back in 1926. tles of the year. Upset No. 3 came when Bob Hall Defends Title Hughes, with victories over Ra- captured the shot-put and took sec­ May's conquest, a successful de­ I mon Montoya. Augie De Mille. Sid ond in ths discus to garner nine fense et hsr girls' 15-and-under sin­ 1• Torres and others, is favored to precious points tor the Cromwell gles title, was accomplished through massage Evans' jaw quite heartily tribe. Big Bob (on form displayed a decisive straight-set victory over i tonight. He looks like a good 10-0 previous to ths meet) was counted her cousin. Dorothy Bundy. 6-0. 6-1 choice. on to take no better than a third or The two youngsters also made bids Evans, who won many fans when fourth in the shot aad Just about In the Junior boys' and girls' doubles, I he fought two great battles with the same place in the platter-sailing but both met with defeat In the I Augie De Mille. is no spring chicken. He has fought boys like Fidel La event. Again a Trojan cams through .MAC Sim>Tt4 finals of those divisions yesterday. 1 against seemingly Impossible odds to The boys' doubles laurels went to Barba, Kid Francis and Young Na­ nose out Dink Templeton's quartet Associated Press Phot* of Glendale and Jess tionalist a. He beat Abie Miller, Sid of piano movers. Five American stars, shown above, started play today ln an effort to bring the British open golt Millman of Los Angeles by virtue of Torres and Chalky Wright. championship title home again this year as the one and only Bobby Jones did last year. The tourney is a 6-4. 3-6, 0-3 victory over Doeg and The scrap shapes up like a real And that sturdy old war horse, held over the tough Carnoustie course in Scotland, aad should bring forth the best in golf. The American Leonard Patterson, Hollywood High "natural" and one of the biggest Vtc Williams, is in for heaps of hopefuls an, from left te right, Johnny Farrell, Tommy Armour, Mac Smith, Oene Sarazen, Horton Smith. flash. . houses in months is expected by praise. Fans and writers alike Promoter Cy Saenz. A good sup­ thought Vic would place no better Beach Girls Lose porting card has been arranged tn than second ia the quarter-mils ran Ruby Bishop and Jane Sharp of bolster the main go. when lt was learned that Bm East­ Tony Manero Tops Early Qualifiers Pasadena triumphed ln the girls' Young Ralph. Mexican feather­ man of Stanford bad entered tbe doubles, taking tne crown from the weight slugger, looks to be a slight 440-yard dash. Mysteries Tame j Misses Doeg and Bundy In straight favorite over Ritchie Thomas of The Stanford boy two weeks ago sets. 6-4, 7-5. Inglewood in the four-round semi- had easily defeated Williams in the In British Open; Many Yank Pros Vie Mako also won the boys' 15-and- i winclup. Ralph has fought at some classic quarter-mile race at the under title, defeating Jack Creamer of the larger clubs and rates the Coliseum la world record tying time BULLETIN of Pasadena. 6-0, 8-0. edge on experience of 47.4, snd there was no reason to Rebels, 14 to 9 CARNOUSTIE, Scotland, Jane 1

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_ CLOSING N. Y. EXCHANGE STOCKS —BONDS- N. Y. CURB STOCKS

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCKS TRADING BRISK WITH NEW YORK CURB STOCKS SHARP DROP IN LIST HUD Lo* Oost Hltb Low Cloee Sales High Low Latt MEW YORK, June 1. (^—Fol­ NEW TORK, June 1. (/P)—Fol- Sa.ea Hlth y*tt lowing M the complete closing list M NEW YORK, June 1. (JP)—Stocks succumbed to a fit of the blues lowing Is tba complete list of trans­ IT Caterp Tr 3s 33 .. 89% I Contl Sharej f 4% 4% 1 Manh Shirt 1 8 • 1 Lib McNftLib Mtt 10', 10' n of today's transactions on tba New Jtt today, dropping with only occasional pauses into new low ground for the actions on the New York Curb mar­ I Cent 111 P 3 Ss M O HI 101 ltt M Oom Prod ii •Ttt 56 Mtt M Marine Midi mt ... , 30 19% 1 •tt 3 Lily Tulip Cup 1' 31' Mtt MV It do 4ttt 17 P H SOU Corn Prod pt la , 149% 149% 149 . 4 Mark S R pr tt ... 13 bear market. Mst losses in most of the leaders ranged from 2 to A points, ket giving all stocks traded: ll Lone Star Oas M 15' U 15 93% 13% 'York Stock exchange. Figures in­ S 13 IS Cent Pub Serv 5 tts 49 74 TO dicating the number of shares sold 38. Coty .'... 7%«e •< 6 I Marlin Rock I Mtt Htt and the volume of trading expanded to more than 3,000.000 shares. 4 Long Is Light MR 30 • 30 30 32 Cent at B 5 tts 54 61 74 S Cream of Wh la.... 27tt •Ttt Mtt • Marmon Mot 19 Itt IV. Key to Symbols: AS—Actual • do Bs 48 1 5«% 58 I Crex Carpet Iltt tttt IK • Marsh Field Itt ... t% 35 V. M 1 Cent St P ft L 5tts S3 87 M'« represent hundreds: , 31V. There was nothing in the day's news to account for tbe break, which I MacMarr St 1 4,, I •___.' M Crown Cork 2.40 .. Mtt Mtt Mtt 23 Math Alkali I ... Mtt 1Mb Utt sales, XD—Ex-dividend, XR—Ex- 13 Chic Diet B 4%a 70A if 19 1 Mas UUl AIM 4' 93 1 Crown Co rk pt 2 70., 30 M 50as do pf 7 111 >l_t was started In the rails. Transporta- • rights, A—Plus extra in stock, B— 5 Chic Ry cod* Bs37 . . n% IL BLey to Symbols: XD—Ex-divi­ if 37 May Dept Bt ltt ... tit 4 Mavis Bott A f 4 Cigars Strs Real Stt . 63 83 8 Crucible Stl Mtt Mtt Mtt 10 Puis 10 per cent In stock, P— Pay­ 6 Mead Johnson 4(1 77 71 tt 92% dend. XR-Ex-rights. AS-Actusl a 1 Maytag ltt Pf I. . Mtt 65 65 tion issues were hard bit by the fresh Pood shares were soft, partly ln TT 38 Cltiee tar isM ... 72% M Cuban Am But 2% att 3 Memphis Nat Oa 60 • V 314 do 5s 50 Utt 63 2'i 2 do pf w w3 .... 65 Utt Mtt wave of pessimism. Atchison tost response to reports of a smaller sales able in stock O— Partly extra. . 63 61% sales. A—Plus extras, B— Including lOOas Cuban Am S pf ... 19'a Utt 3 McCall 3'a ...... I Merritt Chap ft 7 I Cities 8 Oas S*%43 . U% 71% Mtt M 15 H— Plus S per cent in stock, J— 1 Mesabl Iron ...... M>« 62 Vi extras. sV-Partly stock, .—Paid 4 Cuban Cane Prod ... tt s lOOas McCrory 81 I I , It IT 10 points. New York Central, Union volume. National Dairy dropped 6 7 do Pipe It It .... . M% tt 36 M IT 3 Mesta Much 2 ... 26 25' 79 82% 5 Cudahy Pack M ... W I Mclntyre Fen t ... Wtt 11 Pacific, Baltimore At Ohio 4 to 5. and Borden Md National Biscuit 3. Partly stock, R—Cash or stock 11 do Pow 8% 13 ... . 7B% last year, H—Paid so fsr this year. 4 Cu r 11 s Pu b *M TO M 74 39 1 Metal ft Mln IV II . 73 72tt Mtt M McKeesport T ltt . TO UR—Under rule. I Comwlth Sd 6.43 . Ultt •*., JEpayable In stock, K—Cash or 2 Curtis Pub pf 7s... IMS 114 . II McKess ft Rob 1 ... 31 TO and Pennsyttania considerable more 1 Metro Ch Stores ... IV T do It 43 115% TO 10 1 Mtckelberry Pood P i% 108% 72% 303 Curtiss Wright ..... tt ntt ' 3 S 3 do pf ltt 75% 10 Wtt than a point. United States Steel 9V t do 4% ITD .IMtt stock, _—#Byable when earned, s— Utt I Mid St Pet B vtc. . 04 US'* , M •#*_____•••• ltt IMtt 3*. 1 MeLellan It .'...,, Wtt f WHAT STOCK MARKET DID a itt It do 4tt M E .104 unit ot trading 10 shares. 2", M •1 6 common led tbe decline in the in­ STOCKS I Mid West st Ut ltts 15 15 57 Cons Oas Bait 4s .103% 102 103 '*• 1 Cutler Ham ...... 20 MM do pf 6 M Lo _ Close 88 do IpctF ,... id 98 97% 6 M dustrials. 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M 1 Monteeat deb rt . 93% l^m 4 Abltibl ltt Stt 11 M 7% 15 below 160 fw tbe first tune since Stocks unchanged .. . 130 1811 7 3 Cudahy P 5% 37 . Htt PAP .... 18 1 Oaa B o * w pf.. » 1 Midi St 1st pf 8 ,.. Mtt Mtt 6 Alnsworth 7'. 135a* Mon I L H * P I ttl 40 39 tt SB', . BS 93 M i So pt I _. If it 152 146 MB I Minn Mol Imp ... Ut7 t | 1927 aad showed a loss of around 1 AIT Invest OVt Pf . 8% Btt • '. 3 Mountain Prod 1* ... 3 7 do tt 46 .102% 102% !102% 1 Abraham&str ..... 30'.. • Detroit Ed 8* ...... | Itt 1 etrDoit 0 Gas to _fc Wtt Mtt Iltt > "% 11% 16 - 1 Mima St P ft SSM . • '« I • 5 points. Total issues traded 796 709 1 All Am Oen »% •tt .1M% 106% 106% 43 Adams Exp Iltt IT Diamond Mat 26 26 120as Minn St F ftSS 4 *% 38 1 Alleghany OM ..... I tt 1 lb ltt N t Dix Oulf OM •tttt M I Addressos 1.40 ... Iltt titt M M H% Mtt M% Utt Utt 2 Dlam Mat pf l'.s ... 13 Utt 12 22 Mo aKn T ...... IS 10 tt 10'. 290ns Alum Co Am .... 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I Hor Pac 6s 204TB ...110% 110% 94 I Eisler Elec 3 3 7 IM lOasIs 7 pct deb 7s tt tt 4 lt Inter Rand 4 ..... 79 77 tt 77tt • • 01% 3t Nruguay 6s 60 M M M It Trl Cont Corp war 1* 1% 3% 15 Saxet Corp 8 41 A... 88% H% I Butte Si Sup M ... 1 Inland SU Itt ... 41tt I do ctf .40 , 6 • B 26 Nor Pac pr lien 4 97 94% Mtt IMV. S3 Vienna City 6s 52 OTtt H% 87 V, 652 Bl Bond ft Bh 6F .. 35 31% 11% I Triplex Saf Glas IV •tt 1% 9 Siripps Bttt 43 H% 86 89 • U 19 U •ltt 1 Nor States Pw I 41AlMtt 1M% 93% I do pf 6 ...... IM UStt 4V 4 Butteriek . . Mtt 24% • Inspirat Cop ...... 8% •tt •tt 48 Repub Steel 10% Utt 6 1 Westph U E p 6s 63 63 M 63 UStt 1 TublM Chat B Itt Btt 12 Shawn WftP 4%B (TA 97'. 89 Mtt 71 Byert Oo 24 tt i do cv pf , 8 Ore W RR ft N tt 61 96 Mtt BBtt B Yokohama tod 99 tt 8 El Pow Asso 1 12' 13 17 9 do 4tta 88 B 97% Mtt • Insuransh Del .40 . •tt 8V« • tt 38'. M Utt 1 Otis Steel M 41 .... Wtt 89'_ ••% Mtt M% 1 do ct Md .40 .... •tt 19 Reynolds Met I 12% Utt 28 Uitt I do A 1 ll v, 11% H do 4%a 70 D Mtt 96% Mtt •tt • tt 1 Pac T ft T is 37 ..105% 105% U? U H 21 36 • Calif Pack to 22 iitt ti% • InteiS Rap Tr ... Mtt M I Oas do Tob 1 70 70 lttt 102 tt Total sales today, 113,472.000. 27 El P ft L opt war .. IT 11 u H do Sa TO C IM 95 tt 20 3 Pan-Am PftTr 6 34.102% 102VI 55 H S Unterleldtr Mn Utt Utt 18', 103 tt 3 CaUaban Z Ld c... . 10 Intercon Rub ...... I I 121 do B 1 47% Mtt M Previous day. 312,843,000. 1 od 2nd pt T 85 M 10 Shawsheen Tt 31 ....101% 102% 101% 26'. Mtt 2 8 Penn DU 6s 41 A.. 56 M 101 12 Electric Share 8 P .. 10% 11% 1 Un Am Invest 9", 9 ' , Btt 4 Calumet ft Aria ... . Mtt 1 Interlake tr .60 ... T t f 1 Rhine West El 4.MP. Mtt Mtt 46% Week ago, t8.584.000. 11*. 5 Snider Pack Ss 33 .. 39tt 101% 11% ltt Itt 1% 34 Penn R R 4%a 63 ...101% 101 Mtt 1 do pf 6 H Tt Tl 1 Union Nat Gas Can 15% 15% 11% II Calumet ft Hec 6 6 Internat Agrl ...... ltt 4T Rich OU Otl ltt Mtt M do 4tts 70 D 93', 90'; Year ago. (9.399,000. 72 24 SEPAL B s2025 AXW.104 Htt US'. . 11 lttt lOtt ltt 17 1 102 tt B Empire Corp . ,,.... % 1 Union Oil Asso 10 10 16 1 Campbell Wy 1.... l lat Agr pr tt ..... 17 24 Rio Gran OH 4tt 1 11 PhUa Oo Ss 67 Mttt 102% Two years ato. I3.892.0M I 7% IT So Cal Ed 5s SI .. 103% IMtt 1*5% . 39 ITtt Mtt 124% 17 120% •tt M 1 Emp Pu baer vA 1 1 Onlt Chem Ine •., Ttt M Canada D O All I. 26 Int Bus Mach • ... 3 Rossla In| 2 20 ..... 16', 4 34 Phil Read C ft I tt 49 Mtt 56 59 January 1 to date. tl.186.239.MO. 40 United Corp war ... •tt 2 11 So Cal OM 4tts Bl 96% 139% 95% . Mtt Mtt Mtt 4 Int Carrier Ltd T 119% f Utt Same year ago. 11.247,492.000 2 Ent Gold Mines 3 M Caned Pae IV.— IS Royal Dut tt 1 1404H 26'. Mtt IS Phillips Pet Stts 7° 59 M 100 tt It Onited Dry Dock ... 4% Itt 4tt 5 So Lt ft P to IT A 15 95 tt M 3 Cannon Millt l.M... . Mtt M 20% 14 Int Cement 4 MV. 7 28". tame two years ago. tl.091.472.0M it Europe SI deb rtt ,. 62% ua B PCC ft St L 4tts TT 101', 100tt 52', 27 Evans Wallo Lead . 41 Unit Founder! Stt I I 3 SW OM lttt U WW. 13% 95 M% S4 Case J II....*.... . Mtt Iltt M _lt Comb E 1% 28". IV. 8 B Postal T ft O tl M . 11% Mtt 59% IM IM ltt 25% 209 United Oas TO 77'. 3 St O A E As 35 C0nV.U3 103 IMt da pf 7...... IM W Int Harvest tth «>< .Mtt Mtt 23 Safeway St • 48 M 4 do 6s SI 98 IM 22 H IH Htt 15 St JM Lead 1 4B F 4 do pf 7 3 •7 32 Caterpll Tr I...... Mtt 8 do pf 7 * IM Utt IB High Low Close I Salet High Lo* Close 1 Falrey Avia .13 ttt IV 10 do war Utt 18' • do Ba M 98 97 M ttt Itt I Int Hydro El A 2K 18 HT u II 8t L Saa St 12 1Mb 15 Sales ftt Htt Was Cavanagh Dob .. . 3% 18 MM Paiardo Sug M 21 31 115 Un Lt pow At 88', n 88 19 St P ft L to 17 94% 98 M I Celotex Co pf...... 4tt 4tt 4tt 37 Int Match pte Pf M 52 5 tt pf 6 17 Utt 10% I Pederated Met I 4 On LtftJow ev pto 8 3 Sun Oil S%! 39 101 M _• 6 UI I Mt MerM ctfs IH , 9 II 14 Utt T 44 38 i 38 tt B • Mat do pf . . M 14 M Ott 9 4 Savage Arms I 11% 1% 4 4 4 BOas Vulcan Det in 4... 3 Fire Assoc PhUa t.M. 16' 1 Unit Pub Ser 6 6 6 1 Sun Pl U b 1940... 9Stt 101 18 18 •Mad Int Nick Can 60 M 7 Schulte Ret S 11% 3 Thompson Star Iltt Htt M% i Central At ltt . 19 lttt •tt • tt M 25 25 250 as do pf 7 . Mtt Htt 95 tt 1 Fol lis Fischer IV 1 Un Hot Chem u M' _ 49 48 48 2 Superp IU 4% 68 ... 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Mtt Mtt 2 Fox Theater A ftt • tt 4 do B 3% 60as Int Silver pf7 61 47 1% *tt 3% 3 2 9 B ttt 13 US Elec Pow 4tt 4 2 Tex OOI Utll Is 45 . 43 tt *• dt Ohes ft Ohio fm.. . 39% Mtt 37tt M 3 do tt M 1% I Tob Prod tt ttt 4% Itt 4' M Tex P ft Lt M 56.102' Mtt •TO Mt TelftTel I 34 tt W Htt 16'. 4 Tob Prod A .W.... lttt lttt 10% 3% 3 1 tt G i% 1 US Finish 102 IM M Chet Corp I i . Mtt Mtt Utt 1 Seneca Cop ...<»•<••_ Mtt 4tt 4 4 31 Tr. UUl 5s 79 33 M , 1 1 • later Dept rt I .... Htt Utt tt IU Transamerlca ls .. Ttt 7tt Ttt 34 H M 3 Oalena OU i I i 3 UB Pott B tt I H 2 Chic ft Alton * _ 1 Intertype t IU Serve! tto ...... (tt t tt 1 OS Radiator 8 I I Ulen ft Co Bs 44 . . 70 TC . ttt 4tt 4tt if 11% 11 4 Transue ft Wll ls. 9 a Btt B 1 Oarlock Pack I 20 tttt Utt 13 tt I", IV TC II Chl Ot Wett 7 Invest Equltr 4 3 Sharon St H.... T 6% I . t Ttt Utt Utt <% 8 Oen Aviation Cor p.. I United Stores vtc . . ltt 8 Un Gulf Cor is 50 102% 102] 102% 7 . Mtt Mtt Utt II 1% 3 Sharp ft Dohmo 11 1% 1040M Trl Oont Corp . Ttt T% Utt i 1% .% Itt 5' I do pf lttH 1 Is 1 and Crk O 4 -*3tt 11 la 4 United Verde Ext 3 , tl I Un Lt ft P B%s TO... 99% 99% . 4tt 3% Stt ltt 21% M Trt Oont M Is — 93tt Mtt 93V 2 Warner Quln 1% ltt ltt 2 Oen Cable war % tt IM IU HV. •3 Chic M St P ftP... Mtt 26 Shattuck P O 1 tttt tt 1 Gen Fireproof 2 MM Utica GasftB pt 105 U do Ba TS 92 93 . Mt 1% llOas Shell TrftTr JMH Utt Utt 11% 73 Trlco Prod 2%s ... 32', 38'. Htt 54 Warren Bros 3 ITtt 14', 11% M M M 4' Itt 4* 92 41 SO pf **...• ' ltt Mtt ftt S'« 3 Warren PS ft P 3. 2MasGen GaftEl cv pfB. Utt 81 4 Utility Equities 3 o 5'is M ...102% 103 I03V. . ITtt Mtt MVt 14 Jewel TM 4 . 40 MV Htt 14 Shell Union I Mtt i Truax Traer ...... ttt Mtt M M 81 TV. TV, II Ohic ft N W 4 4% 12S 3 Webster Elsen 3S 3 1 MM Oen Pub Cer pf 8.. Tl 75 12 Utll PftL 1.02 ttRG IS* 31 'i 27 On Lt ft Ry 5%s 53. 89% 89% M% . 7 7 7 69 Johns Manville 3 . M% MV Mtt M Shubert The* Sltt 0% U Truscon St IMA . tttt 13% TO I do ctf 1 OS -RO ... Iltt 1 do to 32 101% 101% ' 3 Chic Pneu T , 11 « I T% 7 "*i 9 Wesson Oil ft S 3 . Utt 19 19 2 Oen The Eq cv pf 3.. •tt •u B 5 i 101% . Utt Mtt Utt lfOns Jones ft LB on .111% itt llltt 10 Slmmont 11% 11% 1 Twin City S T IS.. l utility ft Ind 6 1 do pf ....._...... * 11% 11% W 15 tt 3 WM OU ft S pf 4.. 12% 53% 2 Gilbert Oo pf ww .. 11 ft M do pf ltts 15' 15 V 13 do 6s 52 A IM MS% MB 37 Chi Rk Is ft P 5... . ft Mtt Htt 2 Slmms Pet Stt Mil Twin Oltt Pt Tt... Mtt Mtt 1 15% 13 U S Rub 6s 33 St 85 . M M K 241 Sinclair Con 1 Ttt •tt iv, ,953 Satcas. __. enn and th • th 3 Olen Alden Coal 4 .. H Utt Mtt . 1 do I PC Pt I W • Globe Underw .UK. I Ttt V .54 11 • ftt 'ftt IH 8 Skelly Oil 4 •tt U IM as W P El Tpct pf 7 IM 105 IM 7% 6 do 7 pc Pf T 11 4 Kayter J 1 ll 1% •% M M BBtt 94% 94'i 1 Golden Cen MM t 1 1 44 Vacuum OU tl Total stock sales today. 6M.0W . Mtt Mtt 14 > u tl 59 South Cal Bd 2 41% 11 Underwood Ell to ... Mtt BOM do 0 SM ttl.. aa Chrysler 1 Mtt • ltt ltt ltt 144 (Southern Pac I...... 72 W HT Union Carbide l.M . 44 tt 44'. Mttt do T pct pf T . 118% 116'. 116', 45 Ooldma nSach a ... t% Stt itt w Total stock sales year ago. S98.6M. . Htt 13% •tt Mtt lOOas Gorham Inc pft . SOas City I ft Pf l'a. . Htt 32% Htt 44 So P R Sue ttt _% 40 M Onion OU Otl to .. IT Utt sons do 0 pct pf B ... ill 110 U% Utt Utt t Wttson J W Co Tola! bond salea today. 14.200.000. 6 City Stores * . ttt Itt Ma Utt no 7 Oraymur la Utt . 12 12 12 23 Southern Rail • 39 Ttt Utt 39 Onion Pae Us xd., IMtt Ultt 141% 30 M H 1*% 1Mb 25as Welch Orape 2C1 .. M 41 41 Total bond sales MM ago. 11,782.000. . I Cluett Pea I . Mtt Mtt Htt 50as Gray IU PB 17 87 1 Kelsey Hat Wh ... • u ttt •tt 11 Sparks With ls ttl tttt Ttt 4 Un Pac at to Mtt Mtt 86'. . •% 0% M 1 Weet Mats Co 2",s MV MV MV 17 Coca Cola TttB .IMtt 136tt 1H% 92 Kelvlnator 1". Mtt 23tt 10 •9%% SOas Ot AtlftPac nvt . IMtt IMtt UOtt 8 43'a . Ttt •tt 1 Spleer M Att 2* •tt ITtt Ml Unit Aircraft , Mtt •tt I Williams R C 70 8 * 3 Colgate-Palm ttl ... . Mtt Mtt 24 Kenecott I , 1Mb 15% 1Mb M •% Mtt 11 51 *tt • tt 1 Oretr Stores Inc •tt ltt Stt 1 WII'Low Cafet pf 4s 30 20 10 Diamond Match Company for the I Coll ft Alk . US Mtt lOtt 40as Kinney pf 26 26 2 Spiegel May Stent ... t I Unit Alrcr pf Is ,., •% M 38'. Mtt 15 H 11T Stand Brandt l.H .. M • X M% M H •tt • tt •tt M Oulf CU Corp Pal', 1 Wilton Jones ltt' .. 15 M March quarter had net profit equal a So pf 7.. • TS M 75 H Kresge SS IK . Mtt 26% 13% 10 Unit BIse to 6tt 1 8 . ltt 11 11 ltt Mtt 1 St Com Tob 2% 1 Ttat Unit BUB Pub ts.. • Y to 39 cents a common share, com­ I OM Beacon - • •% ltt 94 Kreug ft Toll 1 WP Mtt tttt ttt 11% 14 13% Ml 10'. Mtt 99 Kroger Oroc 1 .... Mtt 23% 24 St O ft EI Ittl ... Mtt 4 Unit Carbon tt% Mtt Mtt 3 Hamilton Oat vtc • Mb Itt 1% l T Oil ft Gas pared with St cents a share in the 414 Col Fuel ft Ir...... > U . Mtt Mtt M% Itt t% Itt Itt 35 Westlnth Air 2 ... 33 H M 1 Hecla Mln .40 4% 0% 5-16 5-16 5-ID 1 Col ft South I . 34% Mtt Mtt 3 do pf 4s Mtt M 11 Unit Cigar 11 359 West ElftMfg 4 .... 59'. •Ttt 1 Yukon Gold L 1 do 7 pct pf 7s IM 56% Htt tttt M lt Htr Walker OftW 1 . 1 4% mmmmmm* . _ ^.^^.^.__—.—»,W—_^_*_*_N I •2% • Lehn ft Pink 3 M M • fro 15 3 U S POR Sttl. 78 TS 78 , 4I 1 Ind Ter IB A 16% 62% Mtt r*"W4 1 *Co m Invest Tr I..... 23*. Mtt 4 Ubbey O Pord Ol . n14 % lttt 1 tttt ltt 1% 11% 3'" *_> 10% Utt 20 Am Cmwlth Pow 6s 40 M Mtt Mtt Utt , Stt 10% • OS Freight 49 4Mb 41% 2 Ind Ted UI B 10% It IS Am O ft B to 2028 98% 97% 98 NSW YORK. June t. i AP'—Over the 11 do cv pf ME. M% Mtt • Utt ft Myers 5B .. W M t do cv of Ss Iltt lttt Mtt 11 L counter market. BM and asked prices 4 do war stpd 4% 4'. . Mtt 7 Stewart Wars ...... Mtt ttt • OS Gypium 1.11 .. 35 34 34 • ftt ttt IV. 1 Ind Pipe Line 1 .. 10 lt 17 do to 1953 tt 65 Mtt 4% •2 do B 5B Mtt Mtt Htt 1% 37 tt 10 102* banks aad trust companies: II Coml Solv 1 tM Utt 79 Stone ft Web M ... . •% 1% TUB Hoff Mach .... • % 0% 8% « Va Btt 4tt • Insull Utll tS .... 28tt 11 Am P ft L (I 2016 .. 103% 103% Htt 1 So Pt T IMtt UStt Ultt 35% Sltt STtt 37", 249 Wolworth t.M .... 66'. MV. 1 tte Co Hor Am IttO Mtt 37 Vi Tt 71 BANKS W Cmwlth So .40...... 7S 7 11% 21% 71 Studebaker 1.20 ..... , H tt Iltt 11 U 8 Ind Al 3 Mtt Mtt 41% '4 Am Roll M Ss 41 ... 75*. •3% 93tt , a% . 16- lit Leather 'Stt . 41 ST% 1 Intercon Petrol ...... % % 1 Am Seat 6s 36 63V. 63' Utt 31* Alkjd I do pf I...... 94 1 link Belt S.M ?...... Mtt 34% 34% I Sua OR M Htt •tt ltt Itt H M % 51' Mtt Itt . M 1 do A T% lMaa Wright Aero lttt Utt 1 tint Clsar Mach .... . 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I ti B 5 Assoc T Ut 5tts 44 C 83 *•» « ' 70 Texts Ottt • tt tt do Pf 4 4 Zonae Prod tt 11 v. Mtt 14 Ital Superpow A •..< . 1% 86 87 13 Contol TlM * tt M I Ludlum Bteel M Mb Mb 62 Tft Gulf Sul ad ... , tt 11% Wtt M% Mtt Stt 13 As Tel ft T 5 tts 55 A 87 tt 108% IMtt tu t M • Univ Leaf Tob 39'. 29 29 ft 3 Bell Tel Can is 57 BUT Stt 11 Cont Baking A.,.,... US •*» tt M IT Tn PM C ft O > I_ 3 Total tales—3.1M.0M t% IMtt UT tt 14% 53 UtU P * Ll A IV 1 Kirby s**t ...77... IS Bell Ten Can ia 60 C107% Mtt Mtt M da £ .. 'ftt ttt •tt 4 Mac And ft Per bt . 17 11 17 46 Tex Pac L Tr ' __*» 7 S tt Mtt tt Previous day—Closed 11 do pf l... Mtt 50 ltt , 12 '* I Klein DE Co 1 M tt 13 S Birm BM Itta H Mtt 96', Mtt Mtt 30as do pf t 15 M 85 I Thatcher l.H .....', 7*. V Week MO—1.874.6M 1 t 9 Birm Gaa to IB 99% Mtt M M Contl Can ltt...... «'- Mtt 11 30 Mack Trucks 1 22». Sltt 1 Thatch cvt pf J to 36% 11% M Kolster Brandes 1 91 tltt H% Utt 5 VadsM tt Year ato—1.7U.8M I Boat ft MO lttt 41 .91 91 Utt •'•> % I Oont Dlam Fib 1..... •>. Mtt 35 Mscy R H 3 71 W M'. Ita* The Pair pf Ts 100 15% 1 Vanadium M% 23 tt 34 a Two yean ato— 3 014. IM L 1 Cin Rat R Eo It USUOtt 110V', IMtt 4C» M Contl Om 3.44...... 16 _ 34 4 Mad Sq Gar 1 Thermoid . 4 ttt 30i Irving ...... Htt itt Mb itt 4 IM 4 V C Ch B prt pf Jan. I to date—378.439.530 3 Lackawanna SM IK w M 8 do Itts 56 Ut'. IMM Hltt SM 11 Contl Mot l<, 1 Matma Cop 3 1lt3 t 6 Third Natl Inv .. 11 % • •_ 1 •V ASmt M *tt Mtt Utt 4 SOas V Bl ft P • p pf IMtt UStt IMtt TMr ago—418,442,470 __*• . 1 C Admin 5s 53 A xw 83 83 a* OonU OU OM ...... Ill • Thompson Prod KM. Mtt I Lefcourt Realty l.W Jtt •_ Htt *.* 13% • % Htt Wat Va || CftC ..., . Wtt Mtt Mtt TWO DM MO—471.MB,300 10 Lehigh C*N 1.M .. ttt tt I Ctrft>•_•¥P* ft a tt M ...IM 1U% 103% H V Trtwb - '4ji —i - ™ »a* •% IS at* •tt 1 M **2*am mm i

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NOW PLATING 12 People Each Week Get WILL ROGERS in FREE TICKETS TO-- "A CONNECTICUT YANKEE* 1 4a a Guest of the Evenlns ORUOOB If fear Name Appears _ Ia Your Name in the ClassAd Columns Today? *_? Criterion Theater la the ClassAd Columns EVENING OUTLOOK EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE REAL ESTATE RENTALS RENTALS 1SB FOR RENT—Apartmenta, Furn. 132 FOR RENT—Houses Fandahed CLASSIFIED 71 PAINTING. PAPERHANGING 85 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 101 SOUSES FOR SALE AND CARPENTERING ADVERTISING Classified OOOD planoa Mr rent. M par month up. THREE BEDROOMS—16950—TERMS Phone In Tour Rental Ad TRT A Harrlea. U50 Ith St. Phono 34401 No Junk. Tou can apply rent on pur- FRONT apartment oa second floor; doa­ chaie later. WORTH HATHAWAY. MM . NEW SPANISH HOME ble; tight. tM and garage Included; com­ Hundreds of families ara already writing HEADQUARTERS Reliable paperhanglni and painting. WESTWOOD HILLS pletely and attractively furnlahed; home- in to thia office from all parte 8f _H Wllehlre Blvd. 7-room stucco. 8 tiled baths, unit electric MAIN OPTICS IBM grounds and surroundings. Best res­ country. Inquiring as tt rentals la Santa C. R. HEYWORTH. painter; Jobbing a spe­ refrig. Breakfast room furnished. Con­ idential neighborhood. IIM a month tor Monlea aad tho Bat Plilrtol. Mnap tt Fourth at Broadway. Santa Monica Business Directory cialty; N S ttt. Ph. WLA S3806. SSSM. PHONOGRAPHS—1 upright at ttl 1 eon- venient kitchen; Telechron clock, double TELEPHONE Mle al IMl 1 at 120, and others; with the summer season. them will ba nan permanently. Others records. RAT B. SCHAFER, IMl Ith Bt. garage; large tot. Beautifully shrubbed; for latt the aummer monthi. Their fft* Phone 33285 lor Information PAINTINO. paper banting, tinting: eitl- aprInkling system; close to schools and aueaU ate always answered, tt Mafllas 23285 matei given. Ph. SMM after 1 p. m. transportation. W. L. A. 11105; evenings RENTAL DEPARTMENT OP WEST LOS ANGELES BRANCH L. M. PORD & L. K. SMALL, INC. them a eopy of tte rental Uft la thla 86 RADIOS. Supplies, Accessories t. LA 33995. newspaper. Place pear ad now; tot theae 11210 Santa Monica Bird- Sawtelle PAINTING, Inside and outside. For prlcei Phone 23431. IM Baste Monica Blvd. TELEPHONE prospective tenant* know, through tha col­ BUSINESS SERVICE \ BUSINESS SERVICE phone 31 US after 4 p. m. ALL-ELECTRIC Atwater Kent ltt, M —140 WHY par real ant longerf l-room house umns of thto paper. Just what roe have W. L. A. 32163 AH-electrl, Radiola 33 138 IB O. P., 11100; MM down. III month; 11AUT1FULI _• furnished single and double to offer. One m ear Si takers win tt All-electric 6-tube console ______I38 bonda paid, l-room house on Sth, 13000, Apts. These Apts. Beta every latest com­ glad to assist you la writing your oopr. MERCHANDISE RAY E. SCHAFER, 1501 Ith St., 8. M. 1400 down, 5-room strictly modern ituc­ fort aaS convenience. Also convenient Or If fan prefer, a representative wfll SUBSCRIPTION RATES co, 11900. ""-room duplex ea 3rd St., Delivered tt earner tn Santa Monica, Autos For Hire garages. Tour inspection invited. Reas­ caU. Just phone B. M. 23281. RADIO BAROAIN BOUSE 15900. These are bargains. Q$*S to allow onable rents. ftooan Park. Venice, Sawtelle. Brentwood 80 MISCELLANEOUS FOR 8ALE yo_. I. Shanahan, 1719 Santa Monica and Pacific Palisades. SOc per month Corner Mtt and Broadway Phone 28632 BERNICE APARTMENTS Por Radios. Service aad Rent Soto Blvd. Classified Ads Regular Advance SELLINO out entire atock less than coat. 1149 13th 8t., near Wilshire Blvd. Rate Rate PACKARD CHRYSLER Roses, t Btl. 15c; B gal. 15c. Shrubs, t ONLT 111,300 NEAR THE BEACH One rear ______16.00 H.M CARS POR RENT—DAY. WEEK OR MONTH gal. 10c and up; 6 gal. 35c and up. Aa- 88 SWAPS Two-storr, Spanish. 4 bedrooms, I baths; E. T. Yates, Realtor Six months 13.00 12 60 tors and ZlnnlM, 1 doaen. tte. unit heat, electric refrigeratllon; walled FREE RENTAL SERVIOB Three monthi ______ittt 11.35 Phone 25065 38TH STREET NURSBRT DEAUVILLE ttft membership (or ttM or ga' aaS patio; best construction; eaay New Las Palmas Apts. BEE MRS PAUL On streets and news stands, per copy 3c. 2264 28TH STREET trade at sacrifice. Phone 25329. terms. MT Mth. near Carlyle. Ph. 34384. Beautiful singles wtth twin beds. Mall PM month. 65c fapalrtt In advance. REASONABLE BATES 300 GALLON all purpose house paint; white 7-ROOM bungalow with MraMI aoutb or 934 POURTH STREET Insurance for Less REPRESENTED NATIONALLY Bt lttt colors, 11.60 gal. Rugs, furniture, 90 DOGS. BIRDS. CATS Pico; -verlooklng ocean. Beautiful cor­ MONET TO LOAN BL O. MOOENSEN U COMPANY. INO. books, musical Instruments, etc.. cheap. ner; a b .rain; 1300 down, balance like San Francisco, 564 Market street. Burchiel Drive S M. SalvMi OS* 1003 Main Bk RED Persian kittens. Pedigreed atock. 1MB Mat. Onited IMte. U Loan Corp.. TtT S. Buena Vista Apts. PhonM 36618. IITO. m a. M. urn*. Los Anseles. 4M South sprint street. Sixth St. Sprint Bt., Los Angeles. Ph. TR. osoi. Beautifully furnished singles; sat. llgfata. Rental Specialist Seattle. (03 Stewart street- NEW and used washing machines ttM •team Bast, frlgidalre. maid service In­ Furnlahed and unfurnished, from IM ap. Portland. 88 Broadway. vacuum cleaners Mid and repaired. Bob- BOSTON puppies, pedigreed; extra fine. 4M 5-ROOM nev stucco home; doable garage; cluded al 140 aad up. Tth and Idaho. See Mia. Nollnd Wttt Berkley-Chamber Detroit. I0M West Orand boulevard. u eene Radio Shop, 421 Banta Monica Blvd. Rlalto, Venice. Homt .after school. sprinkling system front and feat. Well lain Associated, 1003 Montana avenue. Chicago. 360 North Michigan avenue. located aad a beauty; me tott and sold. Phone 34 IBS. How York, IM bat Forty-second street. FINEST PULVERIZED DAIRY FERTILIZ- Hillery Apartments 3rd at Wilshire 33250; ITM cash. F. Herren. 626 Santa IF Mr. Blalsdell, MU Mghteenth street, Copies of tho Santa Monica Evening Bll ALSO HOR8S MANURE. BUT PROM FINANCIAL Monlea Blvd. Phone 21999. Beautiful new etngles aad doublee MB and Outlook mar be secured at any of these OLD RELIABLE. OLIVER PARK. MlM. up. 1130 Santa Monlea Utt. will call at the offtoe ei the Breotae offices, whert full data regarding tbe Ssn­ Outlook with clipping m ttto nottoe, he DE SOTO FORD A BAROAIN will receive two tleketa to tha Sttt Orl* ta Monica market may also be mttt. HOLBRr JK elec. refrigerator. 110 dn., IM 92 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES House and tot tn W. U A. Total price The Santa Monlea Publishing Company OPEN SUNDAY AND EVERT BVENING UNTIL 10 P. M. The Santa Monicarj terlon theater. Santa Monlea. Tleketa month. A. OL radloi lor rent. 14 mo. Ph. ltttt. Ro assessments. MU8T be called for before I a. BL reserves the right to correctly classify or 31104. Radio Bales dt Serv. Co., 1336 Sth. METTIES CAFE—Bargain for cash. lUSt ARNOLD DIVESTMENT CO. Just flnlshel. A wonderful double. Close revise advertisements, or reject and refund San Vicente Blvd., Brentwood Heights. Ph. 3MM. 11337 8. M. Blvd., W. L. A. la. Sixth St.. Just north of Wilshire. amount paid, and will not be responsible 1 LEAF mould 50; per aaeki bungalow paint 4 BOOMS, garagea; low rent to reliable AUTOS FOR HIRE MUSICAL INSTRUCTION parte. Apply UU Lincoln Blvd.. ar phone lor more than one Incorrect Insertion of Iltt gal. Varnish 11.50 gal. Light bulbs N HOTEL. APT, DOUSE LEASES WE guarantee high class R. S service. B. The New Arthur Apts. MML any ad ordered for more than one time 10c. Bay Salvage Co., 3102 S. M. Blvd. Shanahan. ITM 8. M Blvd. Ph. IMM. All transient or telephone advertisements WEST'S AOTO RENTAL CO. HAWAIIAN steel guitar, tenor banlo, uku- Have a double vacant. Phone 28699. BM payable and will M collected tot Un* Drive yourself, hour. day. week • mo. lele taught. Guitar and course 10 lessons, BOULEVARD frontage; stores, gas gtatlon. 1017 POURTH STREET FURNISHED home, . block from ocean) FREE—35 bulM with purchases of tl Or FORECLOSURE—B rms. In front. I apU. 3 bedrooms; elosed street. Oaone Ave., mediately after the first Insertion, unless Low rates. 131 S. M Blvd. Ph. 28208 117:50. No. 12, Ith St. Arcade. Ph. 24301. •ttl. Baker's, 300 Rose Ave. E. Shanahan, ITM 8. M. Blva Ph. 35310 rear; will trade. 10M Ith it OR. 1315. patron has already established a regular ORAY GABLES BY-THE-SEA. APTS. AND aear Rose. Ph. 64088, after 10 a. m. M MONK? TO LOAN—Real Estate ROOMS WITH KITCHEN, BATH; SIN­ account on our credit books. BEDDING PIANO, popular or standard method. Voice. PORK cow fertiliser, screened, 40c sack, OWNER will sacrifice 4-room Colonial DTDSS Training for radio. Phone 25256. GLES, DOUBLES; 11 WEEK UP. OCEAN FOR RENTALS del. ered. Lincoln Ranch, phone MlM. house; 3 bedrooms 1308 California Ave. VIEW 1411 OCEAN AVE. PHONE 27331 Real Estate—Insuranoe The following is the order tn which the BEST made mattresses, all sizes, all prices; eight major groups of classifications appear MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS LAWN FERTILIZER. BEST ON MARKET; 6% MONEY CHAS. A. TEGNER, PIONEER AGENCY. to 19 springs, bedsteads, pillows, motb-proof- Immediately available in practically at* 102 LOTS FOR SALE "18—LARGE sunny, S-room Apt. Modern, Phoaa 317U. tH Baatt Monica Blvd. Announcr ments ing. sterilising, renovate mattresses with WELL CURED SHAVER DAIRY. 63070. clean, UlMltt Rochester, eorner Colby, Business Service A to Z United amounts on Unproved properties 70 to T9 now cover. M Santa Monica Mattress U C. S. FROST. VIOLIN MAKER. In approved localities, tt tntereet ratea BEST BUSINESS FRONTAGE Sawtelle. Owner, Ooldring Shoe Store. OCEAN Front, T-room stucco; stall Employment ____ Pillow Factory. 166* llth St Ph 23504 REPAIRINO, HO SANTA MONICA BLVD. COOD paint c'.eap. S. M. Bay Wrecking er, beautiful sun porch; CIOM in. AIM Merchandise _ 80 to 01 Co.. 1701 Lincoln Blvd. Ph. 31333. M low M 5% and 6% per annum You IN BAY DISTRICT Pbone 25541 or 62081. Financial ______92 to IM Incur no obligations ta discussing tbe Unrestricted business frontage on Mon­ 4-room upper flat on the front. K. Dry* matter with ua. NICE single Apts., Just north of 8. M. Blvd. den, UU Ocean Front. Venice. M3I». Real Estate 101 to '14 BOATS PANAMA HATS T __IOBRATOR POR SALE. 15.00. tana Ave., 50x120. BlrtM bonds paid. Bight down town; overstuffed furniture; Rentals 120 to 138 1649 TWELFTH STREET Reduced to 13500; terms Set Mr. Dee­ bank with M. B. Rapp. 1415 Montana Wt reasonable. 1335 _ Ith St. Ph. 22487. WB HAVE . _rp complete rental Bet Automotive . IM to 149 BOATS AND OUTBOARD MOTORS LADIES' and men's Panamas •loaned, re- Federal Bond & Mtge. Co. ALBERT LEONARD RATES PER LINE PEB DAT EXCHANOE .iderwood typewriter, good aa Ave. Phone 11111 COMSTOCK AUTO _ BOAT SHOP blocked; HIS style and size; eatab 8 HS Suite 1-5. Security Bldt. Phone 33363 NEW doubles, finely furn. Electrolux, steam Phoaa SUIT 001 Wllahire Bird. Dally 139 MARINE ST., O. P. PHONE 04907 in Bay Dlst. 8. M Hat Wks., 150T 4th St. new, for Encyclopedia. 414 llth. Ph. 35903. Beat; garage; ta block from Montana SO or more consecutive times ______lc IP E. G. enz, 239 Twentieth street, 8. M., stores. 145 and 150. Adults. 828 14th tt. FIVE rooms. 8 bedrooma, Mil 4 rooms, M0; 26 week days and 4 Shopper Insertions. FERTILIZER, best IM lawna. Delivered. Money for will cal) at the office tt the Evening BUSINESS DIRECTORS CARD PIANO TUNING 8 tarda. St Prlcketfa Dairy. Ph. 71345. Outlook with clipping at this notice, he • roomt 150: I rooms 170; T rooms in. B. T to 23 consecutive times 12c Financing New Homes REX ARMS APTS.—Bee then; 110. Beautl­ T. Hill. 1111 Wllshlre Blvd. Ph. HUB. Shopper counted as full day. MB receive two tickets to the Pen Cri­ tul singles; overstuffed, private phones I to 6 consecutive times , 14c YOUR business card M tMt directory MB HOLLAND DUTCH plane technician; tun­ ECTRIC wheel chair; cost 1300; will sell terion theater, Banta Monica. Tleketa cheap. UI Seventeenth St. CITIZENS MORTGAGE MU8T be called for before 5 p. m. In each Apt. 1114 Santa Monica Blvd. 8-ROOM, modern home; garue. UM 13th Additional charge of 3c per line when cost you lust a few cents per day and ing, voicing, repairing pianos Peter Jan- St., near wilshire Blvd. Monday is Included. will be read by thousands of people Ph sen. 1883 Ocean Ava Ph 35248 Art ahop AND SECURITIES CO. 11475— Lot 60x157; OS Harvard, north ef 1 to 3 times 18c Classified Dept.. S M 23285. for a rep­ 81 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Christie Court ISO—I roomi furnished; SU Improvements, Addltionsl charge of tt por line when resentative to call on rou. A. L. CUMMINGS. piano tuner with Jack- 222 Santa Monica Blvd. Wllshlre; tood residential section. 100 3330 Ocean Set.. Venice. Phone MM1. M*"**BT is Included aon-Stltt Music Co. Ph. 21118; Res. 39340. Wilshire Blvd. Phone ttttt. Doubles; 1 block from Ocean. IM Pacific. Minimum charge 50c CARPENTERING BEST PRICES PAID FOR MEN'S CAST. IN quiet court, 8 rooms, Otoe, ref. Gar. 135. 3 RO MS, bath, newly papered; overstuffed Minimum space." two lines, ten averaae OFF CLOTHING. CALL JAFFE, 82466. BEAUTI- _L tit* IM la Bunset Park. 11100 MM Btanford; S. M 36th, near Wllshlre. furniture. AdulU only. MM 10th St. words PLATING WORKS Refinance cash. See J. S. Robson. 1700 Pico Blvd. Phone 63670. Just a MV minutes from ocean. Note—Tbe Outlook Shopper Is a free de­ CARPENTER work, day or contract; estl- TOUR PROPERTT WITH UU ITH ST.—Modern, 4 bedrooma, 4 Bo­ livery to non-subscribers of the Evening mates turpi, iied. 1218 18th St. Ph. 34847. CHROMIUM, sliver, nickel, copper, braaa 82 FURNITURE FOR SALE PIVE rooms, upper front Apt. view af ttt rates; large living room. Ph. MMO. Outlook, wtth aa approximate circulation Mating. BANTA MONICA PLATINO INSURANCE FUNDS 11285 LOT near Mth St., and north of WORKS, 1206 8. M, Blvd. Phone 31097. and mountains; large yard; garage; paved tt 13.000. CATERING NO EXPENSE UNLESS LOAN IS GRANTED Wllshlre Blvd. M. B. Rapp. 1115 Mon­ alley. UM Utb St. Pbone 22648. MT home ln Wrlghtwood mountain!, alt Note—"Consecutive times" does not PRIVATE SALE tana Ave. Phone 31111. rooms; modern conveniences. Ph. 89480. mean consecutive Mondays, etc.. but eon- ROOF REPAIRING OP HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS 128—DOUBLE Apt. Garage: overstuffed; Mcutive days. WILL serve or plan your lunch., ara. din­ H. I. Foskett LOT 50x70, price 11350, Including all St. ners, bridge parties. Mtt. Collier. 35945 work. IIM down. bal. IM mo. Owner, adults. 3816 Arlsona. Call 1330 Tttt Bt. DOUBLE, Paclfio Mow. elec refrig. Doable For SO-time orders the rate per line will FIRSPhonT eMORTOAO 34196. E REA100L ESTAT3 MontanE LOANa AteS and single. 237-D Pacific. SB 13 40 For Settlement of Estate 11866 San Vicente. NICE cltaa singles, wall located; Ml • Santa Monica Roof Co. MAHOGANY DINING ROOM SET- MA- VACANT OR IMPROVED Situations Wanted—One-half above rates, CONTRACTORS BUILDERS LOWEST RATES. NO DELAY month. 935 Euclid St. FURNISHED five rooms aad bath. MSM; cash with order. 8PECIALI7.ING IN ALL KINDS OP HOOANY DRESSING TABLES, CHIF­ 104 INCOME PROPERTY rear, 1MT Mtt It These rates apply also to tha West Los ROOP WORK FONIERS, ANTIQUE ORIENTAL BOOS, TWO-ROOM apt., lights and water. 111. G. A HOGAN, contractor, building, financ­ IMPORTED CHINA, GLASSWARE, BRIC- Gandy Investment Co. Anteles Tribune. ing. Office. 1623 Montana. 35173. 35*73 Phone 31660 1510 Third St. THE greatest bargain ln good ocean front­ Oall Apt. D, 1551 Sixteenth itreet. 4 AND B rooms, nicely furnished; garaga. Recovering - Repairing A-BRAC, SOLID SILVER. FINE LINEN8, 2220-B 3rd Bt. Phone BBBS7. PICTURES. BOOKS AND FURS. OPEN age that hM eome out ln the present EASY PAYMENT PLAN market; south corner of Raymond and 120—FRONT Apt. Comfortable, convenient. OAT NURSERY DAYS AND SVENINOS. BU CAMDEN 2507 3rd 8*. Phone 11181. FURN. and unfurnished Apts., IM aad SM ANNOUNCEMENTS PHONE 23248 1729 MAIN BT DRIVE, BEVERLY BILLS. Auto, Salary, Real Estate ocean front. M foot frontage oa prom­ •%—10 Monthi to tt Years— T% enade; brick building; I store rooms, tote month. IMl Wllahire Blvd. Ph. M737. BUSY mothers, day nursery, training and SAND BLASTING VAUGHAN S— Alwayi a huge Itock of low- only partly t...proved. Look BP tte real SINGLE, upstairs, nice view; adults. Oan priced furniture. AMERICAN FINANCE dl THRIFT OO. 1 DEATH & FUNERAL _0 TILES diet. 1103 Cedar. Phone B2501. 301 Bap Cltlea Bldg. Phone IMtt value, then compare thla price—118.250, till 10 a.m.. noon hour. eves. 804 Lincoln. S-ROOM furnlahed. general etoetrie. SSS AUTO PAINTERS. HAVE YOUR CARS Bed, sprlngl tad mattress complete ...IT fer a quick Bale. San Vicente. Ph. 3IB33. BERNARDINO—John Bernardlng, age 53 SANDBLASTED AT BRENTWOOD.DAIRY Bed davenport 113 Single davenport 111 AVAILABLE funds for conservative loans. BEAUTIFUL Apts. and hotel rooms with years, of 1418 25th St. Husband of Colore DETECTIVE AGENCIES SANUBLASTINQ BHOP. 4040 Del Rey. V. Dressers _M. Chiffonier _16 Beds -jt amortized and stralsht, B'.i, T and 8%. bath: reaaonable rates, tttt Oceaa Front. BEST residential, four rooms aad garan: Bernardlng. Remains at the Mendenhall New mattresses 13.75. New elec. radio 126 CHAS. A. TEGNER TO SETTLE ESTATE adulte only. 430 Palisades Att. Funeral Home. Dining room sets 18 up. Ranges 16 up. Established and Active Since 1903 SMALL, famished house on alley, til. IIM SHOE REPAII "NO New 3-pc. davenport sets ______.11B Two loti, 100x130, 8 houses aad garages; Sixteenth St. Phone 38712. 6-ROOM. furnlahed house: garage; alee Brackett Merchant Patrol 311 S M. Blvd. Phones 31716. 28147 clear; 171 mo. Income; 16500. Mil llth. BROWN—Earl R. Brown, age 31 years. Bel DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE PH. 36744 3-pc. bedroom sets . , _ 119 lard. Inquire MM Fourteenth St. loved son of Mrs. Pearl Bates Brown HEELS, leather or rubber, 25 cents; half Office desks cheap Steel filing cab.. 133 6' o AND t% Insurance money for Bktg. or NICE, quiet duplex apartment, extra bed. Remains will be forwarded this evening I DRESSMAKING. MILLINERY soles, 75c, for ladles' shoes: men's halt Vaughan's. Ittl Lincoln, 8. M . between refinance; 3 to 10 years; quick action. 110 MOUNTAIN PROPERTY Above Wllshlre. IM. 1121-A 19th Bt. I- * 4-ROOM HOUSE, newly decorated. to Alliance. Ohio, for Interment. Wllshlre solea, tl. Work guaranteed. Louden. 1503 Wllshlre-Arlsona. Open UB I p. m. MOM. O B. FLEMING, 114 8. M. Blvd 28693. Oar., Mas, 1360 Westgate Ave* VIA Funeral Home, directors. Fourth St. Across from the Outlook. LOUIS T. BUBCH OO. BEAUTIFUL court single apt.; sun parlor, GOWNS, tailored suits, coats, rellned; al­ TWIN beds, walnut bedroom Stt. complete 3. B. 10 AND 15-YEAR LOANS 6% "We Know the Mountains" all conveniences. 125. 117 Tenth street. 1723-0 BTH ST., 130—Nice, clean, furn., CHAPMAN Susan R Chapman. terations. 1416 Euclid. 28647. Mrs. Mayer. STATE SHOE REPAIRINO with box spring! and mattress. Colonial E Shanahan, ITU 8 M. Blvd Ml 36340 2616 Wilshire Blvd Phone MMO 3-room bungalow; overstuffed; aetata. four-poster bedroom set, overstuffed Bttt S»*ftT-v- upstairs AM- for aat; refined wom­ Services wore held this afternoon at the SMART dresses, old ones cleverly remou Men'a Vt soles and robber heels 11. Lady's Mendenhall Funeral Home. day tiafla btt davenport, split eane and an preferred; Sana tat. 4M California. BUNNY, B rooms: garage; shrubs, ftowara; MSM, ensemble-. 36241 1MB Euclid et tfc solei Mid heels. 80c. 733 8. li. Blvd. grass chairs IBS rockers. Electric sewing 95 MONET TO LOAN—AUTOS 112 EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE adults preferred. MS. U3TH Franklin. GUNTHER—Emil Bruno Gunther. age 58 machine. Spinet desks, refrigerators, wal­ 125—s-ROOM Apt., rear. 1024 Fifth Bt. years. Husband of Mrs. Almlra W. Gun­ EDUCATIONAL SPECIAL NOTICES nut buffet, comb, tables, drapes, Inner- 120-ACRE unimproved farm located north­ Phone ORegon 8315. ther. and father of John W. and Emil B. spring ttat.. linoleum rasa etc. HIT utb. DAN ECKLAND western So. Dakota', clear; ttt property 134 FOR RENT Gi ther Jr. | OLYMPIC Fencing, Mod. Languages. Prof. SPECIAL attention taken ea men'i and near schools. Will assume. J. A. Everltts, CEDAR Hedge Apts., double Apt. Steam Services Wednesday at 9 a. m at the Na­ Vlcal Studio, 432 Calif. 21913. Classes ladies' alterations Tailoring. WAREHOUSE CLEARING Will loan you money on owner, MM Glyndon, Venice. 8. M. MlM. heat. Mt Ocean Ave. Phone 31MT. Stores, Businew Sites tional Military Home chapel, West Los Beattie School. 620 8.M. Blvd. 22119. SAN FORD J MOSK. 1411 Third St. UU THIRD ST.. SANTA MONICA EQUIPPED gas station for rent, BBO month. Angeles, Todd _ Leslie, directors. PHONE 23385 your automobile. ACRE poultry aad fruit ranch, 7-room 121—New, single, modern, including gaa, Phone ORegon 6059. FURNITURE REPAIRING TRANSFER New and used, high grade, medium and IRE LOWEST RATES CONFIDENTIAL. house; well pumping plant. Want home water, light. 3334 Bawtelle Blvd. HASKIN—Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis cheap furniture and rugs. Everything M OUR REPUTATION YOUR GUARANTEE here to 112,000. 311 Arizona Are. F. Haskln. furnish pour home, hotel or apartment. NEW court. 3 roomt: Ihower. etc. Frlgid­ AUTOMOTIVE Services and Interment at Pomona, Calif. FURNITURE reflnlshlng. repairing, uphol­ WHEN YOU WANT hauling done call Re- Must a* Mid this week. TWO clear residential lots te trade for alre; garage. 132.50 up. 1117 Berry St. stering; air brush work. Wllshlre Decor­ liable Transfer Co.. UH Ith. Ph. 39ti69. The Nettleship Co., Inc. house or income. Will assume. G. A. Todd _ Leslie, directors. ating Co ,2803 Wilshire Blvd. Ph. 23386 NEW beautiful baby grand. 1330; terma. 406 Broadway. U M. Pbone 31818 Breese. ITU Wllshlre Blvd. 131 FOR RENT—Houses—Unfurn. 140 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE MUNSON—Mrs. Susan C. Munson, at 127 TRUCKS FOR HIRE Used pianos 135. Rentals 13, at Storage S. Grindville. Brentwood Heights. Be­ MATERNITY HOSPITAL Bldg.. 1410 Second St. 5-ROOM frame la Hawthorne for Bay dis­ trict. Phone 63293. IN BF.SNT*'-_>D C. CLUB ESTATES—2- 193B PONTIAC four-door sedan, completely loved sister of Angenette L. Sheppard. tl 00 HOUR, or contract work. B. H. story Spa-laB atuMO, I bedrooms, t reconditioned and fully guaranteed. Fin­ Charles N and Fred L. Flint. 165—TEN DAYS. HOSPITAL AND DELIV­ FOR SALE—Lot of very cheap furniture. Auto Loans Woodell. 1237 Yale St. Phone 22072. Oall Att. 1. 1T41 Oceaa Ave. AUTOMOBILES REFINANCED •-ROOM frame ln Olendale for Santa baths. 139 B. Carmelina. Open Mt In­ ished ln blue duco; 75% ot original mile- Funeral services Tuesday it 2 p. m. at ERY. HOME DELIVERY. 145. PH. 31111 spection. age at 35% of original cost. Only 1395. the Wilshire Funeral Home. CONFIDENTIAL. BANK-LIKE SERVICE Monica. Phone 63293. MASSAGE UPHOLSTERING FURNITURE, ruga, springs, mattresses, ill NICOLL—Jane B. Hlcoll. Move aad refrigerator! 1337 Mth St. H. H. Singleton 8. M. BLVD. corner for home or income. Lena L. Dunn Owen Keown E. Shanahan, 1719 Banta Monica Blvd. CHEVROLET DEALER Services and Interment. Toronto, Canada. MAGNETIC blanket treatments, massage RECOVERING, REPAIRING. REFINI8HINO Phone 28S8S lttt Santa Monica Bird. Phone 32574. 2827 Santa Monica Blvd Kirkelie, Bernard fe Peek, directors. 1335 Washington Blvd., Venlee and colon Irrigation. 1112 2nd. Ph. 21822. Reed tad Cane Purniture Repaired 83 FURNITURE WANTED REAL ESTATE, FIRE INSURANCE, LOANS, Albert W. HUL 3301 Wllshlre. Ph. 34106. AUTO LOANS W. W. BENNETT, 504 WILSHIRE. 33511. A Beautiful Home 1928 HUDSON COUPE. MATTRESS AND UPHOLSTERING Unfurnished, 8-room, upper duplex; new; 1931 FORD DE LUXE ROADSTER. 4 FUNERAL DIRECTORS OREAT demand ter second head furni­ FURNITURE AMD DIAMOND LOANS 1929 OLD8 LANDEAU BEDAN. VACUUMS REBUILT ture Best prices paid Phone 62609 T. EASY WAT TO LOAN unit heat, frlgidalre, tile bath: double 114 REAL ESTATE FIRMS aaraget 185. (31 Twelfth Bt. 192" NASH LIGHT SIX SEDAH. MATTRESSES RENOVATED, FURNITURE D Stewart, 207 Holllster Ave.. O. P. CLAUD O. HAWORTH WILSHIRE UPHOLSTERED. CARPETS CLEANED REPOSSESSED cleaners, all makes rebuilt. sell, rent, repair. UM 8 M Blvd. HIM. SUPER FINANCE CO. UNFURNISHED, 8-room house, newly 8M* HUDSON AND ESSEX BERRY'S. 1662 10TH ST. PHONE 25838 HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR FURNITURE Mated; 3 bedrooms; garage; beautiful Ph. 28099. 13th and 8. M. Blvd. AND RUGS PHONB 82388 Phona 25688 201 Banta Monica Blvd J. J. Barrett Funeral Home. Inc. Phone 21466. 3613 Santa Monica Blvd. yard. ftt. Terms to permanent people Phone 33027. UU Wllshlre Blvd. 100 MONET WANTED 1257 19th St. Call owner. 21323. 1929 HUDSON COUPE. JOHN C. BOOOS 85 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 1939 OLDS LANDAU BEDAN. STANLEY J. STRAW ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT WANT 11000, 11000. $1000, MMO, A-l trust RENTALS 140—HILLSIDE cottage, ocean view, five 1928 NASH LIOHT SIX SEDAN. deeds. Can use your savings bank account rooms, glaaaad porch, good laundry OOOD, DEPENDABLE PIANOS FOR RENT. after July 1st. Stanley, 52 Market St., wired for electric range. Phone 22298. CLAUDE O. HAWORTH Todd & Leslie LOST AND FOUND 75 SITUATIONS WANTED—Male 13.60 M M per monthi rent applies oa Venice. Phone M333. 120 WANTED TO RENT—Mile. HUDSON AND ESSEX DEALER u purchase ol any piano later. For Mm* MODERN, nine roomt. laiit BIMI. tear bed. Ph. M0t(. Mtt and 8. M. Blvd. Phone 21042 plete satisfaction (aat taut piano from 11200, 11500, 12000, 14500 aad 13000 at t%, YOUNG, eel Bt, respected married couple rooms, three baths, ma room. M0 Mth. SEVENTH AND ARIZONA. 8. M. LOST—Brown purse, Sunday, 5 p. m. Re­ Jackson's. SU Wllshlre Blvd. Ph HUB first trust deeds on choice Santa Monica ward. 220'. Sunset. Venice. City Window Cleaner wish to care for home to Iitt of rent, be­ Phone 26211. STUDEBAKER DICTATOR 8 business CLEAN WINDOWS IN STORES. HOTELS, propertv. lqu Wllehlre Blvd. Ph. llltt ginning June IS write M21 Ashland coupe, original tires aad finish. This ear APT. HOUSES AND HOMES; ALSO MAHOGANY record cabinet, room for 18 Ave., Ocean Park. 140—RELIABLE adults only; 3 bedrooma. 3 will give t. e Mme service M new. Prlee MENDENHALL WOODWORK, KITCHENS AND FLOOR dozen records: 135. RAY E. SCHAFER, baths. Phone 64155 week days, after 8:00 very reasonable. Terma to suit; no brok­ EMPLOYMENT WAX 1 BY MACHINE. PHONE 24079. 1501 Fourth St. REAL ESTATE MODERN I M 8-room, unfurnished house, p. m. 4M Ashland Ave., Ocean Park. erage. O. tt. BUNDY. 118 Broadway, op­ Funeral Home with garage: permanent; must be reaa­ posite postoffice. LANDSCAPING and garden work. Phone SPECIAL piano sale. AU must go, regard­ onable. Box 2068, Outlook. POUR rooms, new, electric refrigerator. 1318 FOURTH BT. PHONE 32288 HELP WANTED—Male 22612. Call mornings and evenings. less of rice. Knabes. Baldwins, Mon- 101 HOUSES FOR SALE Garage. IM. 3410-B Kansas. NABH Special sedan tn excellent mechan­ archs, etc. Union Storage, TU Colorado. OWNER leaving city. MUl sacrifice home ROOM and board with private family, Bear ical condition; original finish; . a Mai Kirkelie, Bernard & Peek! SALESMEN. REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS. I JAPANESE—Al cook, chauffeur. Phont tha ocean. Box 1T53, Outlook. 3-BEDROOM house at 402 Euclid St. 175. buy; terms 195 down, i-»i-*--» aaapi BS FUNERAL DIRECTORS BUSINESS IS GOOD. PHONE 21444. 309 •1665. 2653 Main St., O. P. SWEET tone Kimball organ. IT stops, tint Just off SM Vicente. Mountain and Oall owner, W. L. A. M080. brokerage. 316 Broadway, opposite post- 302 Main St.. Ocean Park. Phone 61102 JUN1PHER BLDG.. 13 to 1 P. M. class condition; priced right. RAY B. ocean view; 114,000. Cost 120.000. Also tot office. 20 Avenue 17. Venice Phone 61868 GARDEN work. Best quality Lawna re­ SCHAFER, IMl Fourth St. on Baa Vicente, $3,950 Phone 35390 122 FOR RENT—Rooms—Furn. FOUR rooms, tile bath and kitchen; gas WILL give room for work la yard one paired. Spading. Paul Nye. Ph. 64531. refrigerator; garage; new. 1530 Berkeley. LATE MM ESSEX 4-door Milan 1 aaw tlroe. hour dally. 1247 Ocean Ave. KNAb . grand piano for sale, or will ex- j GILLETTE Square. T rooms. 2 story Span- LOVELY room, with board or kitchen priv­ repainted, ia excellent mechanical con­ Price-Daniel Co., Inc. a 'OD painur wanta work. Me aa hour, change for 1st* model ear. 14ST Oeorglna. Itt house. Phone owner. 28382 ileges If desired. Garage. MS 5th St. FOR RENT sale, 7-room, modem; dou­ dition; seat covers: UM down. O. O. 11567 Ssnta Monica Blvd. 71 HELP WANTED—Female or will contract Phone 31396 Phone M495. ble garage. 713 18th Bt. Owner. Bundy. 116 Broadway. Santa Monlea. WMt Los Angeles Phone WLA 32572 CARPENTEP builder, repairing, painting; SINGLES aad suites, 13.50 M It. Kitchen FIVE rooms, sunny and clean: very reason­ FORD eoupe, late 1929. with rumble Mttt EXPERIENCED white woman, between 30 priv.; pkg. spc. 931 Sad. M7 Washington. 9 CEMETERIES M,UM)I.HM> and 45, for general housework Good. price reasonable. Ph. 23357. ittl 18th St able. 1448 Fifth Bt. Phone 3B33B. 5 new ttttt: excellent finish aad motor. terms. IMS down. See Mr. VON, IU plain cook; local references required. 145 ROOM, private hath, separate entrance: SIX large rooms, tlto bath; all new. SM month. Phone 22823. PROPERTY maintenance, 50c per hour Broadway. Phone IUM. NO NEED OP EARTH BUR1AI NOW Ph. 61094 2823 Main St., Ocean Park. gentlemen: free parking. MT 10th St. Tenth St. I BUTCH master tour, brougham; trunk: TUITION FREE FOR TWO GIRLS. IN LARGE bedroom. I windows: twin beds; EXCHANGE POR SERVICES IN YOUR car washed and almonlMd, 15.00 MY home la business district, 1MB 8th St. 19,000 miles; excel, condl. Oost 11400, Mil Woodlawn Mausoleum Phone 66139. gentlemen; reas. 311 Montana. Ph. 344ST. No agents. Phone 23878. MH I'11 SELLING IN Ni -V CN1. SCHOOL THE THOMAS BEAUTY 1895. ML 28473. J. O. Emerson, 404 Alta. COLLEGE. IM Pier Ave. AS LOW AS 1111 CARPENTER, rooftne. repair work of all NICE furnlahed room and bath; reason­ BEAUT. 4-bedroom house; 4 large room FORD sport roadster '10. Private party OFFICE PH 23478: RESI. PH MT1T "Classified Adages" able. 613 Ocean Park Blvd.. near tth St. bung. Adults; reasonable. MM Ith. O. P. YOUNG girl wanted to help with house kinds. Phone 21602 after 4 p. BL must Mil. Driven 5000 miles, like new. work; go home nights; IB per week. 1110 Wllshlre. Ph. 33131—Mr. Staffer. lb PERSONALS HOLLAND gardener wants regular • place 123 FOR RENT 5-ROOM homes double garage; 180. 633 Phone 26457. 14th St. Phone 12298 each weak. P. O Box 652. Oceaa Park. Housekeeping Rooms—Furnished LINCOLN Judklni Coupe, registered '1% ex­ cellent condition, ate tires, prleed to EXPERIENCED saleslady of refinement" FURN. and unfurnished Apts., 110 aad 115 sell. 8. M. Motors Ltd., 1838 Wllshlre. Luther Heilig Ao 1 4th st NEW. remodeled, sleeping and housekeep- month 1501 Wllshlre Blvd. Ph. 26727. DETECTIVES ' ° '' "*" j 76 SITUATION WANTED—Female tng rooms: reasonable, at 1819 Ird Bt POPULAR 1 tlewoman, spare time: praise- 1931 BPORT eoupe, brand new. Inquire IBS Licensed and Bonded EXPERIENCED lady wants position ln Apt. 5-ROOM flat. BOW, MS 4 rooms. 110. 1719 ITtt St., er phone 33383. DETECTIVE AGENCY worths service. Box 3128, Outlook. FOR WISE BUYERS Santa Monica Blvd. Phone 25340. Our best references arc our compel, fis, house, hotel or club manager or switch UM ROOMS AND BOARD YOUNG girl for general housework. Phone board and stenographer. Best references. here. Over 20 years successful experience. Box 2149. Outlook. 4 ROOMS, 3 bedrooms, bath and garage. 150 AUTO SERVICE Our territory covers California. Address -2387. YORKSHIRE TAVERN Modem. 1618 Harvard. Phona 310M. all mail to P. O. Box 431, Los Angeles. The ads on this page are 1004 3rd Bt. Suites, single rooms: lunch 2 EXPERIENCED rental, real estate sales­ 50f; table d'hote. 5:30 to 7:30, 75c. NEW SERVICE ON TOUR CAS ______„____ .*'h2 HELP WANTED—Male—Female lady and stenographer wants position 133 FOR RENT—Houses Furnished Factory specifications are known ant MOLEB REMOVED with real estate firm. Box 1747. Outlook. directed towards those COMFORTABLE room: board It desired; used by all authorised service depart­ AaS aB raised akin blemishes; no surg- i EFFICIENT HELP tor all occasions. Bay SECRETARIAL nurse wants position ln Mtt 9th St. Gentlemen only. . NICE modern home, overstuffed furniture; ments of --—-car dealers. ery, X-ray, drugs or danger. Pb 28822 District Employment Agency. 119 Santa everything complete, I bedrooma. IMtt DR DARBY. D. C. UU Second Bt. Monica BUd Phone 21974 doctor's office, best references. Box 3150, ROSE LODGE, nice rooms: single, double: Outlook. wise buyers who never miss living room and kitchen, automatic heat­ meals family style. 1044 3rd 8tL er, tile sink, laundry, electric washer, ga­ AUBURN. CORD YES. ;t's Wue, you can get a remedy for , 74 EMPLOYMENT' AGENCIES every ailment here. HARRY DOLSON, I HOUSEKEEPER, refined, experienced, re­ rage; 145. 932 Pier Ave., _ block east of pour family druggist, 101 Broadway. liable: good cook; best refer. Ph. 656T6. an opportunity to save 126 HOTELS Lincoln Blvd. SERVICE AND PARTS FOR BAT I JAPANESE Employ.—Ph. 61565. Efficient AUBURN SANTA MONIOA Ott __cu_.ec_car.er_.. gardeners, waiters, cooks, REPINED, middle-aged lady will take care LARGE, sun., outside, stesm heated roomi. Dt Santa Monica Canyon, near Uplifters Phone 33373. 1515 Santa MonlM LOST AND FOUND chauffeurs, etc furn. at short notice. of children. Phone 23801. M week up Hoover Hotel. 110 8 M. Blvd club, on high ground. 4-bedroom house u money by using their com­ completely furnished. Grand piano: ga­ WILL lady with child who found diamond I o S MORRIS EMPLOY MEN! AGENCY REG. nurse, ealth builder, dietitian, wishes rage for four ears. Reaaonable rent to BUICK bracelet and brooch on Santa Monica I Serving Employer and Employe chronic case; drives car; reas. Ph. 34665. 129 FOR RENT—Apts. Unfurn. responsible parties. Call owner, 23513 or Blvd. ln front of tbe Bay Department etb and Broadway. 8 M Ph 28709. I lot mon sense. Each column 26857. GOODRUM * VINCENT, ___ store kindly phone L. A. EM. Bill or I * ——• — - —~ — CAPABLE white woman: house work by CHEER. -L. clean, bright, 3 rooms, bath Bay District Buick Diitrtbutoiutoie * 4-ROOM bungalow, te court, beautifully 8. M. 26537 and receive liberal reward. IONS WANTED-Male ' hour or day. Phone 22520. and breakfast . Jt street! III. Adults Phone MlM Colorado at Mtt M S1TUAX is full of chances to make only. Key at 738 Santa Monica Blvd furnished; overstuffed. General Electric LOST—Black gr p containing fishing tac­ COOK, unencumbered; also do general; refrigerator; garage. BIB 838 ltth tt. kle, Thursday: ' ce_>n Park parking pier. YOUNG married maa. resident of Bay dis­ references. Rl MM. Box 1751. Outlook. BEAUTIFUL upper duplex, 6 spacious Pbone 21545. CHEVROLET Reward, Ph. S. M. 62038 or AX ridge 2842 trict, wants work. Can drivi. clerk; knows room elec. refrig. Real fireplace: stall Ba-. district thoroughly. Leave word with DAY work by experienced white woman; their dollars do their best shower; garage 152.50. Key at (14 14th. EIGHT rooms, completely furn. mod. beacb HARRISON BRUSH LOST—Bank ot Italy money sack In New­ Mr. Linden, Cir. Dept., Outlook, 23285. children's care. Phone 63643. home at Venlee. Private sand aaS SMM Local Chevrolet Paalii berry's store. 1518 llth St., or 1628 Mon­ Can furnish best of references. SEE the lovely l-room Apt. aad garage for convenience, including Duro water soften­ Phone 36123. 1111 Euclid Ave. tana. Phone 32135. Reward. EXPERIENCED COLORED COOK in getting real value. »25. At U42-A Franklin Bt er. Frigid., steam heat. Ph owner. B47S5 EXPERT Japanese landscape gardener ! REFERENCES. PHONE 31603 CHEVROLET LOST—Male brlndle scotty; license and Care by month, week, day or hour. Au-! 4-RM. Apt. ttto bath, kitchen; light, gai. MSM- NICE > room stucco: tile bath, inoculation tee on collar; name "Scotty." tomoblle cleaning and odd Jobs 1675 HOUSE work, hour, day or week; children water paid. nr. Adults. ttM Utt. 23473. link: garage; overstuffed. 1630 Pico Blvd. MM Euclid Ave. Ph. 23596. Reward. 16th St Ph. 25392 cared for. Phone 8. M. 26861. EDWARD W BROWN CHBVROLET OO. BEAUTIFUL 5-room Apt Tile bath. hot. I ROOMS, nicely turn.. tM. 5-room atucee Authorised Dealer Bawtelle aad Waatwood LOST—Pair of glasses,, at Crystal Pier. PAINTER and pgperhanger: Btui walls | EXPERIENCED white woman wants work cold water, cat. MM 24th st. Ph. 24252 MS UU Santa Monica Blvd. Ph. 35340 ' Ph. WLA S13M. 11733 Santa MonlM BMS. by day or hour. Phone 24688. Frnder please call a. M. 65761, a specially. Pbone 43252 *-*• 'm _ MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1931 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PAGE THIRTEEN The Man With an Eye for Opportunity Should Have an Eye for The Classified Ads Below.

AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE 140 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 140 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Clark Will Offer Additional Society Mussolini Halts RADIO PRQGBAMa '"Our Price Sells "Em!" TONIGHTS RADIO PROGRAM 1 _» P. M. tions. A buffet supper was served. iARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY) I KMPC- Bob, Bunny and Junior HOLD PROGRAM MEET I KTM—Tune and Croon, parody 1930 CHRYSLER TT DE LUXB CROWN BEDAN No Defense Now The guests were Miss Bettie Bow­ Attacks on Pope Prom programs submitted by station.*;) pair. IMM Though the club year is just clos­ 1:45 P. M. rill land, Miss Elinore Swanson, Miss CBS. NBC indicate network features Thla ear to hardly broken la, is In new ear condition, and tlve new ear Mr* ing, clubs of the Los Angeles district, KFOX Drama and literature. VIM. Fully equipped. California Federation of Women's Pearl Lane, Miss Virginia Larson. 5 P. M. - 2:00 P. M. UM CHRYSLER M ROYAL BEDAN $M8| Witness Fails to Identify Clubs, are.planning next year's pro­ Miss Amelda Simpson. Miss Virginia Prospect* of Settlement KECA—Roy Bargy'a orchestra (BBC). KFAC—Canfield's Beach Boys. KELW—Variety Boys. KOPJ—Rusa Colombo's orchestra. Black duco. escellent tires: original. See ttto one. gram. Mrs. William H. Mead, pro­ Foster, Miss Grace Godino, Miss Suspect as Man Who gram chairman of the Santa Monica Hilma Swanson, Durwood Butler, Bright as Newspaper KFAC—Trail Riders. KTM—Karena Shields. Dorothy Dee. UM CHEVROLET 8POKT ROADSTER *•<- -1423 Bay Womans Club, announced to­ Glenn Marshall. Stephen Sabol. KPI—Bob and Jimmy. 2:15 P. M. This ls the rumble seat job. UtU mttt, A dandy. Ran From Room Hostilities Cease KPOX—Carl Farr's orchestra. KFOX—Music appreciation. day that the Santa Monica club will Francis Cushman, Walter Edborg, KPWB—Fiedler's orcheitra, soloist. 2:30 P. M. LATE 1939 FOR SPORT COUPE - .1385 be represented at the first district Robert Thompson, Larry Thompson I KHJ Three Bakers (CBS). KFOX—Three Vagabonds. New tiret aad paint. Thit M S MM Stettin, (Continued Front Pa(fe 1) program conference, to be held on and Harvey Sawyer. (Continued From Page 1) KMCS—Ben Harrison's Mountaineers. KFWB—Organ recital. LATE 1929 FORD PHAETON - June 24 at 1 o'clock in the head­ KMTR—Studio orchestra. KOFJ—Organ recital. **» ing that Crawford had been shot., quarters on Hobart avenue, Los An­ two governments would move im­ 3:00 P. M. • Ttf to find these on used car IMS. Radke told Copeland he was going | PLAN P.-T. A. PARTY mediately to effect an agreement. KNX—Big Brother Ken's Kiddle club. KMPC-Doria Belli, soloist. 1 geles. *—» MM CHEVROLET CpUPE. A OOOD ONE to a nearby drug store to summon A card party sponsored by the 6:10 P. M. 3:15 P. M. New tires and brakes. Valves ground. George Crawford, the politician's Mrs. Charles S. McKelvie, presi­ Washington Parent-Teacher associ­ K. OF C. MAY ASK KMTR—Councilman Webster. KMPC—John and Leo. dent-elect of the district, will be Ill P. M. 3:30 P. M. WE HANDLE OUR OWN PAPER brother and bodyguard. ation will be held in the cafeteria U. 8. INTERVENTION KFWB—Lewis TeeGarden. fiction. present. of the Washington school. Fourth DECATUR, 111., June 1 (UB—In­ KFI—Three Co-eds. "I then ran into Crawford's office Artists will be present to demon­ 3:45 P. M. E. R. BURCHIEL and found him writhing on the floor street and Ashland avenue. The pub­ tervention of the U. S. government KMTR- Two Franks, piano duo. KFOX—Foster Rucker. Vera Graham. strate their work for the program lic to invited. The final regular meet­ near a hatrack." Copeland testified. chairmen of all of the clubs of the will be sought if Italy refuses to .*. .til P. M. 1:00 P. M. David Clark's own words on the ing of the year will be held in the heed the appeal of the American KFCA - Jack Baldwin, pianist. KGFJ—Organ recital. 3rd at Wilshire question of a mysterious "blonde four counties. school Wednesday. Knights of Columbus asking that KPI- Black's orchestra (NBO). 4:30 P. M. OPEN EVEN* JC J. PHONE 28085 At the open forum the program the Catholic playgrounds it operates KFOX-Roily Wray. KFWB— Black and White, piano duo. woman," who has flitted in and out | problems of the district will be dis­ KGFJ -studio program KGFJ—Three Strings. of the Crawford-Spencer murder cussed. HOLD LUNCHEON MEETING in Italy be unmolested, Martin S. KHJ—Mac and his gang iKPRCl, KMPC—Just Kids club. investigation, supposedly were at Members will take their luncheon The Altar society of St. Marks Carmody, supreme knight of the or­ KNX -Billy Van. KTM Spanish program. issue at his preliminary hearing to the meeting. In the afternoon church. Venice, will entertain to­ ganization, said today. .VI.". P. M. 4:45 P. tS, De Soto (8-Cyl.) Nash (Large 8) today when attorneys battled furi­ State department intervention KFOX - Professor. Dream Girl. KFOX -CI.ne Cbittlck. there also will be discussion. morrow with a luncheon at 12:30 KFVD— Maude Hughes, pianist, ously over the questioning of a re­ o'clock, with a business meeting and may be sought on the grounds that KFVD- Betty Lane, Paris modes. 1980 De Luxe $695 1980 Cabriolet ....$1195 porter who Interviewed Clark the the playgrounds are owned and op­ • P. M. 5:00 P. M. GIVE P.-T. A. BENEFIT bridge and five hundred to follow. KECA—Roamers male quartet. KELW—Variety Bovs. Studebaker Maxwell day after his surrender. Mrs. Paul J. Naas will preside. erated by an American corporation, KFI—Rochester Civlo orchestra INBC). KFAC—The Trail Riders. '80 De Luxe Sedan..$695 The noon recess found Ralph Mrs. Alton Neilsen. 1144 Maple The committee includes Mrs. Carmody said. He was here to ad­ KFWB— Price Dunlavy. organist. ' KFOX—Carl Farr's orchestra. Sedan, Good Cond. $95 Shawhan. the newspaper reporter, street, was hostess to members of Louis T. Clark. Mrs. William Cor- dress northern Indiana members. KOFJ—Dance orchestra. KFWB—Orchestra. Oscar Heather. still barred by defense objections the John Muir Parent-Teacher as­ Kit.I Hallelujah quartet. .1:30 P. M. from telling the conversation which, sociation at a benefit bridge tea coran and Mrs. Al Vorndam. KMCS—Frank Gage, ballads. KFAC Murray and Harris. Studebaker, 1926 Ford, 1925 1 Thursday. Vince Dundee Set KMTR- Studio orchestra. KFOX- Roily Wray. according to prosecution line of KNX—Chester Market, organist. 5:1.1 P. M. Big 6 Brougham $195 Roadster $•3 5 questioning, he had with Clark re- The guests were Mrs. Loren Jones. FRANKLIN P.-T. A TO MEET 8:11 P. tt. KFVD—Betty Lane. I carding the "blonde woman," I Mrs. George Tichenor, Mrs. Albert The Franklin Parent-Teachers as­ For Jehy Ring Go KBCA Fi!,!.- and Don. Nash, 1925 Ford { -Stanford. Mrs. H. C. Hoon Mrs. H. sociation will hold its final meeting NEW YORK. June 1 (AV-Vines KELW- Charlie Jocelyn « orchestra. 1927 Coupe $95 FITTS ASKS MONET IW. Briscoe. Mrs. E. Clark. Mrs. of the year Wednesday. Mrs. Har­ Dundee of Baltimore, and Ben Jeby KNX - Adventures of Tom and Walsh. Coach $95 FOR TRIAL EXPENSE I Mary Price, Mrs. H. L. McCaleb, vey B. Bay ley. president, will have l of New York, who meet in a ten- 11.311 P. M. \One Dead, Four IU LOS ANGELES, June 1 (CNS I Mrs. R. C. Gill, Mrs. W. S. Wemple. some comments to make on the round bout at Madison Square Gar­ KECA - Empire Builders 'NBC'. r! KFI—Rene Hemerh's string trio. j From Poisoned Food Buick Used Car Lot Request of District Attorney Buron ™ Joseph Stage. Mrs. R. Atleson, state conference Which she attended den Thursday night, have one thing KFI— Halland Myera. piano duo Fitts for a special appropriation of ' E. Byers. Mrs. G. L. Stannard. in San Francisco. Installation of in common at least—they both have KFOX Daisy Man and Percy Prunet LOS ANGELES. June 1 ..»—__- 10TH & S. M. BLVD. $2,000 for investigation work in tbe Mrs. Neilsen and Miss Crissy St ace officers will be conducted by Mrs. whipped Len Harvey. British mid- KIIJ -Snvlho Tone Pictures iCB9 . I soned food was believed by pbysi- OPEN EVENINGS. PHONE 25213 Crawford-Spencer murder and $1001 Prizes were awarded to Mrs. [ Ernest Blenkhorn. president of the ! dleweight champion, during the pale KMTR—Supper elub. ; clans today to have caused the death a court day for Special Prosecutor Tichenor. Mrs. Alteson. Mrs. Wem­ Santa Monica council. Briton's recent disastrous American KNX- Neapolitans * of Charles John. 35. and Illness of Joseph Ford was brought before the ple and Mrs. Jones. "America the Beautiful" will be tour. 6:1.1 P. M. I his three motherless children and KFI—Siring trio. their grandmother. LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES board of supervisors today, but was sung by the assemblage, with Mrs Dundee outpointed Harvey twice, KFOX—Thre» Vagabonds. continued for one week at Fitts' ALTAR SOCIETY TO MEET Donald W. Larwood directing. Songs while Jeby had only one crack at KFWB—Cecil and Rally. John was found lying in an un- NOTICE OF THE RECORDINO OF Ot Los Angeles, California, and de­ request. The Altar society of St. Mark's will be given by the 5-A and sixth the Englishman and took advantage KNX—Chester Market, organist. coilscious condition in the bathroom ASSESSMENT AND DIAGRAM scribed as follows: church will meet at. 12:30 p. m. to­ grade groups of children. ' of that to cuff him around enough 7 P. M. of his home early today. He was FOR ___ WIDENING AND Lots Eleven (11) and Twelve morrow in the parish house for Mrs. Waiter c Durst and Mrs (to gain a decision. Dundee, because KECA—Amos *n" Andy iNBCi. taken to the Georgia street hospital, ELIMINATION OF AN OFFSET (12) In Block "O" of Gillette's Births and Deaths luncheon. A short business meeting Robert McDonough. room mothers I of Tiis greater experience, probably KFAC Happy-Go-Luck les but died soon after his arrival there. will follow. Bridge and five hundred for Miss Dorothy Jackson's and will rule a favorite over Jeby. a KFI—Dnnre band. Three Co-eds. Physicians said that his symptoms IN STREET LINES ON FOUR­ Regent Square, In the City of will be the diversions of the after­ KFOX—School Hiiiin.se program. TEENTH STREET ADJACENT Santa Monica, County of Los An­ Both Gain in Britain Miss Miriam Palmer's rooms, will be youngster who has come along fast KFWB—Hottentots, dance band. and the appearance of the body ln- TO PICO BOULEVARD IN THE geles, State of California, as per LONDON. June 1 (..*—The birth noon. HIP hostesses during the social hour in the last year or so. KOFJ—Family Hour orchestra [ dicated that food poisoning was re­ CITY OF SANTA MONICA, map recorded In Book 22. Page rate in England and Wales for the Mrs. Louis T. Clark. Mrs. Wil­ following the meeting The Oarden's second new talent KHJ —Pavllllon orchestra 'CB8>. sponsible for his death. COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES 79. of Maps, In the Office of tne first quarter of this year caused a liam Corcoran and Mrs. Albert show will be held tonight with Vin­ KMCS Chamber Commerce program. STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Recorder of said County. slight reduction in the present pre­ Vorndam will be hostess. Mrs. Paul RACHEL ALLEN TENT TO MEET cent Sired, New York middleweight, KNX Frank Watannhe and Archie. Notice' is hereby given that the To pay the amount due and un­ ponderance of female children over J. Naas, president, will preside. The regular meeting of the Rachel battling Jack Purvis of Indianapolis 7:15 P. M. \Chet Gardner Wins Allen tent of the Daughters of in the eight-round feature. KECA Rnn.se Valentine. assessment and diagram for the paid upon said note, to-wit: The males. In the three months 81,881 KHJ -Arthur Prynr's band L* A. Produce I KMCS—Dr. Martin Luther Thomas. the men's fancy high platform div­ days will become delinquent and KMTR Newman's orchestra soloists. ing. 100-yard free style. 220-yard thereupon five (5%) per cent upon LOS ANOELES. June 1 'API—Apples— KNX Los Gauchoa. back stroke, and 880-yard free style, I Per lb. WatsonvlUe, Newtowns 2'._.S_i3c-. KTM Serenaders dance band. and the women's ten-foot spring­ the amount ef each such assess­ Oak Glen. Rome Beauty 3'.ac. Idaho, Wine- HAS P. M. board diving, 100 and 220-yard free ment will be added thereto and the saps 3'jlf4r. Boxes, Washington Delicious KMPC Bob. Sunny and Junior. property advertised for sale as pro­ 100s-125s. 13.80*8 3.71; Winesaps 100s-125s, II P. M. styles. vided by law. J2.25fi2.35. KFAC Sebastian a entertainers. JOHN A. MORTON, Artichokes—Per box, Arroyo Grande 60s, KFAC Murray and Harris. Commissioner of Public Works as 12 50.2 78. 72s. 1303 38; 84s. tl.50ISjl.75; KFWB—Price Dunlavy, organist. Cigars Passed Out ex-officio Superintendent of San Luis Obispo, boxes 96s, SI 25111.50. KGFJ -Herb Hi l.urliii. soloist Streets of the City of Santa Apricots—Per lb., Bakersfield, Fresno, | KHJ Blue Monday Jamboree. By Former Grid Aeo Royal l'j'n2c: Blenheim 2«2'_: Peach, KMPC V. 8. C lecture. Monica, California. KNX Los Gauchoa. Don Bishop. NEW YORK. June 1 i F*—Mrs. 2'-_l_3c; Tehama Co., Royal 3Q3VM. KTM Peppy Powells Asparagus—Per lb., local 12c; Delta tn Edgar W. Garblsch, the former Ber­ STOCKHOLDERS' ANNUAL • :It I* M nice Chrysler, daughter of Walter MEETING a**, Oceanslde *te 10c. KPI Alfred Miro.ltch. pianist. P. Chrysler, automobile manufac­ The annual meeting of the Sea­ Avocados—Local, San Diego Co., loose KTM Hamlet ln Hollywood. turer, is the mother of a daughter, lb., Puerte 30.fi32c; Dickinson Queen 13® •J.IMS P. M. side Hall Association will be held in 15c; Spinks Mayapan 13® 14c. KECA Orchestra. Harold Spaulding. born at Harbor sanitarium. ths Odd Fellows Hall. Santa Monies. Beans—Per lb., total. Ban Diego Co.. | KFOX—Vera Graham, organist. Garbisch. who was a star center Calif. Tuesday, June 9, 1831, at Kentucky Wonder l'.i_2 _c: local, pole KFWB—Slumber Time program. and football captain at West Point, f SB, Beana 3 _3'-_c, Kentucky Wax 3_fS.4c. KGFJ Jack Dunn > orchestra. and Miss Chrysler were married RAY PENDLETON, Lima 9ft 10c. KMCS—-Keith Carlan. January 4, last year. President. Blackberries—Local 30-cup crates '_ pint KMTR Bantam Musical revue. W. E. ELLIOTT. tl.75f_L3.00: Dewberries 9nc.fl.25; Young- KTM-Ranch Boys SHOW PRICELESS RELICS Secretary. berries tl.M; local San Diego Co., Fontana, » 1ft P. M. Riverdslde 12-cup trays Youngberries 501 KFI Ensemble, quartet John Most. Priceless relics of the early days KMTK- Ida Mae Adams, speaker. of California will be exhibited dur­ 6 80c. ing La Fiesta de Los Angeles, Sep­ NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE Bunched Vegetables—Local per crate. 10 P. M. No. F-SM-4 Beets. 3 dozen 40 -45c; Carrots, 3 dozen 40 I KECA—The Vagabonds NBC". tember 4 to 13. celebrating the 150th WHEREAS, Maggie Burton Hi 50c: Dlkon. 3 dozen 60.60c; Green On- I KFAC—Dixie Aces orchestra anniversary of her founding. Brunett, a widow, tar deed of trust Ions, 3 dozen 11.50; Kohl Rabl. I dozen M I KFOX—Joe Llndcbnum s band dated the 21st day of January, 1930. 5j60c; Mustard. 4 dozen 40@50c: Parsley KFVD—J* Newton Yates, organist. • dozen. II _ 1.20; Radishes, small red, 6 KFWB—Gus Arnhelm a orchestra recorded January 27. IBM, in Book KHJ- - News. Bill Hogan a orchestra. 9637, Page 337, Records in the office dozen 76®90c; Spinach, 4 dozen 50.60c. State Societies Turnips, 3 dozen 80 .75c. led Pr KMPC—Tom Conrad's Open House. of the County Recorder of Los An­ KMTR Sam Coslow's orchestra. C. H. PARSONS. Secretary Cabbage—Local crates Cannonball B0 An air-minded mascot Is "Con HOTEL ALEXANDRIA Ua Aageles geles County, California, did grant dor," keen-eyed dog that travels KNX-June Pur-ell. crooner. Telephone Mltul 0171 and convey tbe premises therein 660c. 10:15 P. M. and II hereinafter described to the Cauliflower—Local field crates Snowball i with the Rockwell field, Cal., air KFI Tom Tecriss. • Soul of Islam." f Bank of Italy National Trust snd 50075c. squadron. The mascot Is shown In a KHJ Anson Weeks' orchestra. PICNICS Savings Association, a national Cantaloupes—Imperial Valley, Salmon I pilot's helmet at Dayton, where it 10:110 P. St. Michigan -June «, a.I day. B.iby Park. banking association, as Trustee, lo Ttat*. Jumbo 27s. ll.50iai.SI: Jumbo Mt, KECA - Louts Rueb, health exercises. Long Beach. County registers, basket 11.6001.75: Jumbo 45s, $1.75; standard 45s. teak part In the air garnet. KGFJ—Chester Markert, organist. lunches at noon, followed by program *t secure among other things the pay­ speeches and music. ment Ot out certain promissory note tl.25(i 1.80: Pony 54s. tl IS fl! 25. standard KTM—Readers' hour dated January 2lst, 1930, in ths flStt 12«-15». 65«15c 11 P. M. Celery—Venice half crates 1202.15 KFAC—New Yorkers' orchestra. Trinidad. Col" —June 7. 11.30 a. m to amount Ot Six Thousand dollars hearts M lettuce crates I203.SO. KFOX—Freddie Carter s orchestra. 3 p. n-... Sycamore Grove Park, Lot Aneeles. ($8,000.00) executed by Maggie Bur­ Corn—Per lug, local 754190c; Coachella KFVD—Sebastian's orchestra. ton Brunett. payable three years KFWB—Ous Arnhelm's orchestra. McPherson County. K,i_i Valley SB-BMc. 'IliQcsatr.l Prrst P/mlt June T. all after date, with interest from date Cucumbers—Local, San Diego Co.. tun KGFJ—Russ Colombo's orchestra. day. Sycamore Grove pa rk. L_ Angeles. thereof, at the rate of eight par cent 31040c. Seiji Yoshihara speeding down Haneda estuary near Tokyo at the ttart of projected trans-pacific KHJ—Bill Hogan t orchestra. Basket lunches at noon. per annum, payable quarterly, in Cherries—Per lb., Stockton, Bins: 4 if? 6c: flight to San Francisco. He was forced down at sea by a heavy fog and his plane so badly damaged a KMTR—Harold Curtis, organist. favor Of BLANCHE S. SMITH. Royal Ann 3(fi 4c. San Jose. Bings 4 ft' .. new one was ordered to continue th* Journey. KNX—Orchestra and entertainers. Hutchinson, Kan —June T, Blxby Perk. Soouel. Tartarian 6*17c. Beaumont. Tu- 11:1.1 P. M Long Beach. WHEREAS, default has been raipa Btnl, I07c: Bem Aaa 34.4c. Sutter KFI Hotel dance orchestra iNBC). mads ia tiis payment of said CB-, Oregon Black IMM. MIDMCHT MEETMGS promissory note, in that ths quar­ Currants—Alameda Co , four-basket KFAC—Dixie Aces orchestra. terly interest Installment due Jan­ era tes 12.75. KFOX—Dick Dixon, organist. Caledonian club—8 p. a., second and Eggplant—Coachella Valley, lb., 4ft 5c. KFVD—Organ and ballads. fourth Thursday Bithts each month In uary 21, 1931. wss not paid when KMCS—Brahms' symphony i recorded". due nor has any part thereof been flji—San Joaquin Valley, lb. Mission Fraternal Brotheihood building, 145 South 12ft15c. j Plgueroa. paid sad all now remains due snd Gooseberries—Greenfield, lb., 7ft tc TOMORROW unpaid. Grapes—Coachella Valley. Thompson ,, IMl A M. Colorado—a p m . first Friday night in WHEREAS, in accordance with Seedless 9SIM. KFVD Spanish hour the terms of Section 2924 of the Lettuce—Crates Iceberg, Salinas iced 4-5 • :M S. M. each month. Moose hall. 1034 South Grand Civil Code of the State of Califor­ dozen il.75Q2.00; WatsonvlUe, iced, 4 Sm- KOFJ—Morning Moods, orchestra. avenue. nia, ths said BLANCHE S. SMITH. en 12ft 2.25; Guadalupe, iced 4-5 dozen 12. 7 mi A. M. being then ths legal owner and Guadalupe, dry pack 4 dozen. I1.25& 1 5n KFAC--Mornint Minstrels Kansas—• p. m, second Thursday night 5 dozen 110l.M; local, loose pack, 3 -dozen KFOX--Dirk Dixon. Ted Slits of each month. Veterans ball, 346 Soma holder of said note and deed ot 35050c. I KFVD--Breakfast club. Paul Myers. Hill street. trust on February 11, 1931. caused to Loganberries—Local, 30 cup crates, half 9 (Mt A. M. be recorded in ths office of the pint 11.50; Santa Cruz trays 75c. KFWB--String quintet. Ell Missouri- -3 p. m. third Tuesday nil County Recorder of Los Angeles Melons—Imperial Valley, Honerdtwt. -The Vikings. Moose hall, 1034 South Grand avenue. County, California, a notice of such crates 8s-ls. 11.50ft1.75; flats 12s-!5s. II 25 Korj- 9:30 A. default and of her election to cause 01 40; Japanese, crates Jumbo 36s. 11.50ft Ensemble Minnesota Including Minneapolis — the property described In said deed 1.75 standard Ms-Ill.., ll.!5ft I 50. EOPJ- 0:15 A. i 8 p. m , first Friday nlsht In ths Musis Napa—Local crates 50*_75c. Kaal Hawaiian trio.. j Art ball. 333 South Broadway. of trust to be sold In accordance Okra—Coachella Valley, lb., 7ft 10c KFOIC m im A. with the provisions contained in Onions—Street sales, Coachella Valley, M. KELW- -Cow Girls. Texas—8 p m , second Prlday night. said deed ut trust to satisfy the ob­ lugs White Wax, Yellow Bermuda 40ftSOc. KFWB—Plric e Dunlavy. organist, 1137 South Hope. ligation created by said note, which Peas—Per lb., Lompoc San Luis Obispo KGFJ—Or egon Revelert. notice of default and election to sell mate: Oxnard Half Moon Bay 4(55c: 10:15 A. M. Pescadero Iced 4ft'6c. bushel hampers 12.10 Roily Wrty. New Jersey—«:30 p. m . fourth Friday was duly recorded ln Book 10690 KFOX night, Leighton s cafeteria. 943 South Page 38. Official Records, in the 02.35. li" ;«• .. U. Peaches—Kern Co., Tulare Co., lb., May- t- Variety program, Broadway. office of the County Recorder of a*m*t I't&io Red KELW 1 Bird 3 _i§5c; Yucaipa KFI- I frace Sutton Powell (BBC . Los Angeles Countv. California: and, I Alexander 4«_5c. KFOX -Vera Graham, organist. Wisconsin—First Monday night, Vet­ WHEREAS, the said BLANCHE Peppers—Per ib., Coachella Valley. Calif. KFVD— Texas Loughcrns. erans* hall. 346 South Hill street! pro- S. SMITH, by reason of default as Wonders 10013c: Chinese Giant 608c; KFWB •Melodists. Bud Overbeck. i gram and dancing. aforesaid, oss elected and declared j Green Chill 9ft 10c; Yellow Chili 7«8c ii.ee A. M. \* Local Calif. Wonder 15ft ISc KELW -Kailua Rhythm Boys. New England (Vermont, Maine, Massa­ that the sums unpaid and secured Plums Kern Co. Beauty V.'iQic; For­ KPOX--Town Hall Revelers. chusetts, New Hampshire. Connecticut and bv said deed of trust be immediately mosa 2(f2'iC Murray and Harria. Rhode Island)—First Tuesday nlsht. Vet- due and payable snd hss demanded Potatoes—Street sales, local Shatter, lugs arvo- I l.M A. M. | eras' hall, IM South Hill street; that the Trustee shall sell the White Rose 40ft 45c. I KFAC—Federated Women's clubs. talnment and dancint. {Remises granted by the said deed Raspberries Local 30 cup crates half j KGFJ—Silhouettes. of trust to accomplish the objects pint 11 50ft 1.75: Cassbernes 12 7583 00 KMPC Leo Monr.es. ortanlst. Maryland—Fourth Tuesday nlsht. Lelgh­ of ths trust therein created. Squash—Local. San Diego Co.. lugs White ii.u a M. ton cafeteria. MS South Broadway: din­ Summer 40050c: Italian 40050c; Yellow ner at • 30, followed by informal NOW. THEREFORE, notice IS Crookneck M6 6flc. KFOX—Cheerio Bo>« Been hour. hereby given that the undersigned Strawberries—Local 30 pt. crates Klon­ | KFAC—The Islanders, by virtue of the authority vested dike 1303.50; Missionary 11.5061.75; Ber- i KFOX—Air Raiders. New Tork—First Thursday night. •et- in It ss Trustee by the said deed of ros M pint trays 75cS 11. KFWU—Virgm.a Rhythm Boys. cress* hall. 348 South Hill street: truit will sell at public suction to Sweet Potatoes—Bushel baskets Nancy KGFJ—Gale and Cook. tram and danclns. Baft tUm Mexico 12 856 2 15; Arkansas KMPC—Happy Chappies. the highest bidder tar cash, in law­ 1350 (_ 3.(5. ful money of ths United States, on 12:15 P. M. Ohlo—Second Tuesday aisht. Tomatoes Local, lust 4x5 S0cg.ll.10: 5x6 Associated Press Photo KSLW—Rat Barns, pianist. Friday, June 12. 1931, st the hoar 75C011: 6x6. 60675c; 6x7, 50080c; Im­ J htll. 1014 South Oread avenue: Larry lews. Missosrl state treas­ 13:30 r. SI. -tram and danclns. of eleven o'clock. A. M., li the main perial valley, lus* MS 60Ql5c. tx«. so-a KFOX—Belmont Park Buckaroos. enhance of. the City Hall. Santa 75c; 6x8 5065c: 6x7 40650c; 7x7, 406 50c urer. Is shown on the witness stand KFWB—String ensemble. Johnny Murray. Monica, California, ths Interest crates • top. 40060c: 12 top 40 ,50c. Coa­ al his Impeachment trial In th« KOFJ—Dixie Aces, orchestra. Idaho and Otah—Third Tuesday a__MV conveyed to it by the aforesaid deed chella Valley crates • top 10frj65c. M ttt tits* l__ . _ Mete Veterans' hall. 348 South BIU street: M*> 40©80c 11 top 30631c. senate chamber at Jefferson City. Stem aad danclns. of trust in aad to tne real property Framework of the new Aurora avenue bridge across .Lake Union, one of Seattle's Inland fresh water t_s a. m. Watermelons—Imperial VaUey Klondike?. bodies, MMMMI as workmen place steel in place from Iks two end* which will be joined ts form an BOO toot Ha Is sh8r§ed with Irregularities in KFAO—The Crusaders. therein described situated to the street tales, bulk per ton 15-13 lb., 143.50*. Nebraska—TNr Friday niBht, City of Santa Monica and Osuntv . «**-____. •»—»-• • imum ...HI __.___. _«***** »•*-•*• handling state funds. KF*y>—O Allison radio home: 45.00. . total length will be .00 feet. KF^JB—Jerry Joyce, Goto Delys. Is ball. 333 So It Broadway. KT»> Edmund Lytton, poetry. _q_i)L-L_ai_-Mg-i-,i_jiMiJ *mmmm*am .__._»,«_.____

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