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.VOLUME LVH NUMBER 247 SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1932 PRICE TWO CENTS 16 HURT IN AQUEDUCT ACCIDENT ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^^^^^^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ V^ V*. ^ ^ ^ ^ V\ ^ ^ *k A C f\ CXCS C\ P^or^men^S(ie Down Steep, $3 : NO^MCWAS -^fO V, UUU Rivet StuddeaSpK5irTub^Siphon lube i INDIAN BOYS AND MICHELANGELO'S Padfic Electric Suggests GIRLS^HREATEN Impostors Try Jobless Throng CAREER INSPIRES- Of Mountain Water System Do TO GO 'HOT-CHA' YOUTHFUhlTALlAN To 'Muscle In'jWffl Be Aided LOS ANOELES, Oct. 13 (AP)—In Inky blackness, a hu-] SeminolcrSquawK Worried! Sleep - [ man avalanche plunged down a steeply inclined steel tube seg- 'Easy Payments' to Acquire ft_i>.U Hoards to navo ] ment_0fj-ti\e Los-Angeles aqueduet 15G nattes north of HefiF Over 'Modern* Tendency OnChestDffveiln State Camps j Meager Savings So He early today and 16 workmen were Injured, gome seriously. of Offspring Mav Be Painter Nine feet in diameter, the tube ls a siphon In the aqueduct at -f-iviftTentftr Without Bonds Contributors Warned to Governor's Committee at y Grapevine canyon—a wild and lonely spot. The men were An offer to sell all of No Man's Land, embracing 25.58 LITTLE RIVER, Pla., Oct. 13 (.T>— inspired by the career of his coun- strung out down the first 100 feet of the 900-fqot slope, chip* | There is consternation among the Demand Identification Work on Flans Looking tryman, Michelangelo, the fifteenth ping and scraping the interior of the siphon. A man at the acres, on a contract calling for 10 annual payments of $45,000 squaws of-the Seminoles because the With no additional charge for Interest, has been made to ths children they bore far out on the of Persons Suspected to Relief of More Than century Italian painter, Dominick top slipped and fell. He struck the next man below, the lights dvlc center development committee appointed last week by wastesofthe Everglades have shown ! Santelio, 20-year-old Italian youth J went out and the avalanche started. Sharp tools mixed in with the city council. E. B. Conliss, chairman of the committee, re I an inclination to go""fioS^S»7r_ of Preying on—Charity =3i0O0 Unemployed-Menj of Ocean Park, slept on old boards the shoutmgr struggling mass ported that ths Offer was made yea- tl ls a serious tribal crime for a in back of an Oeean Park sign shop men as-tbey slid to tbe bottom. \terday afternoon by D. W. Pontius, Seminole to ape white men. Bucks Give your Community Chest r-LOS ANGELES, Oct. 13 an that he might save money with Some of the men plunged aeveral 'president of ttie Pacific Electric. IT have been "steamed" for adopting contribution only to an au (CNS)—-Hopes of aiding ap which to pursue studies in English Hoover Meets hundred feet. certain frontage on Ocean avenue Registration paleface- customs;—steaming" Is-a thorized representative of the proximately 7.DQQ unemployed!a t night eehool, whtefc he testified Fellow workmen, who-bad-not-{ and Colorado avenue Is eliminated, punishment in whicb tbe offender cheat! Reports have reached men-instate labor campsrthis| in police court here today, would tered the tube, went to the rescue. the price for the property is $300,000. iSTJOSsnnea nr« mud and grass tepee chest headquarters that pw- per mlt hi m lo launch htnwaur on an Ten nmbulanccs and a_aa winter were expressed today art career- squads called from here, brought tha Foresees Further Cat and hqt rocks are thrown in water sons not authorized to accept money by Governor James Rolph, Jr., after I Conliss declared lt his belief that CEmbs Fast near his feet. The steam doesn't kill, for the chest are—soliciting dona "I don't expect to be as famous as victims to Los Angeles hospitals thla these figures represented a prelimi but it cures; tions. Eaeh chest—worker—is- pro- a meettmr of The CaltfonflUZfflbor J Michelangelo," Santelio told Judge. • morniag-r^ nary "asking price," and asserted Now some of the bucks and inaid- vlded with an official worker's but camp eommittee In the state buHd- |C.^A.-M^ Spencer duringTthe couaajiTCicgatlOn OetS Audience —The accident oct'urrcd_~tt| Of his trial on vagrancy charges. after midnight, just after a that lf Santa Monica city officials 57 Per Cent <2aiir Chalked j ess threaten to go modern. Many ton, as well raas a double envelope irig here. With .President; Leaves I bucks have deserted then gaudy bearing a signature by which the The governor reported that $400.- Santelio believes, he told the Judge, shift of workmen had gon&-Jft_Sorii are in earnest in going ahead witn that work about the sigh shop will Water Had bees shut off and- ttM civic center Mea, he was con ~~tJp by Ciiy Since dresses of their tribe and wear possessor can_estabHsh his identity, 000 has been set aside Mr this work, Resolution of Censure pants. Some of the adventurous the highway commission allocating give him a fundamental training in drained from the siphon last night • fident that the tract could be ac color mixing and" the technique of aiitf the bottom of thti tube stiU ' 1928 Election- maidens have ridden in automobiles. fall for Police $300X0 from its ..gasoline tax reve.. WASHINOTON, Oct: i| tfPV--Pres quired for $350,000 without the ne nues and the state finance director, Its application. slippery enough to make a veritafe^ cessity of resorting to a bond Issue. Tribal custom! say children een- - When persons not so Identified ident Hoover today received persoir= Santa Monica registration has i not be born within the camps, so ask for donations, telephone cam by virtually wiping out the emer His 'boss," who gave him work In chute for the workmen once they _ ttt tttf of Beverly Hills, the com - the sign shop on Hie agreement to] ally a delegation from ihe bonus —- jumped 57 per cent in the past (the mothers go~far away on Jhe paign headquarters, 21105, or call gency fund or the state, allocating periitlonary force, after its loader were dislodged from their positions.- mittee learned,—paid $75,000 an tetm years, it was Indicated by flg- the ssnts Monica—police depart the remainder. pay him by allowing libit to 'eat out Victim Tens of Horror rnaiRmocks of the Everglades Tor the; a bill" which a restaurant owes the Hoke Smith, had conferred for more acre for the development of its civic jiires released today from the office ordeal There are more than 500 ment, chest officials urge. Working Oat Details than an hour wtth one of the- presi Two of the men said, after reach« centers—The price now quoted—by of- W. M. Kerr, Loe Angeles county $6,387.42 So Far Subwrlb.d The committee, of which S. H. company and providing-htm with ai dent's secretaries. ing HereT that there were~HBrsifetsr i Seminoles in Florida now and each small sum of cash for room rent, Pontius represents a reduction of registrar of voters. | is proud of his heritage, that's why Campaign workers reported at Black, of San Pranclsco, is chair Frank T. Hines, director of vet- ropes in the tube, hut officials of thej $300,000 below the figure asked man, ia working out details of the testified that "Santelio is a good — water bureau, including W. W. Hurl-j The republican registration for I the squaws and the braves are wor- their luncheon meeting this noon erans affatrs to about three years ago for "no man's ttw presidential election totals 12,- ! ried lest the chlldren forget their that the amount raised today was atate labor camps program. This worker, but has the temperament of , ;J* ^ beside delegatiothe chiefn >but, engineer tn charge of" water land." 974, an increase of 830 over the families and follow the roads that $2,141, making the total subscribed year the statewide group has been ..an. .^1-artist.-" «,„„..Whereupo„ n Judg£;_*_._.e Spen a--„_ fileexecutivd Into Mre .a Hoover's the Bs. privatE. P. edelegatio office. nworks , said they were certain such Considerable Item number registered for the August white men built. thus far $6,387.42. The goal ls $48,- augmented by representatives of cer found the defendant not guilty. Those Ei the lobby outside could hear ropes must have been la-piaoe..:: Members of the civic center com primary. 500. Community Chest organizations In J ttae president say: -Gentlemen, I am Prpmjthe ltpe .of JHarry.JV. Qulhn.1 mittee declared lt their conviction! Democrats Gain Quotas for various divisions in the major cities of California. :______mm jnn "= 28, one of thejfirst seven victims ta.. that, the purchase could be affected The democrats gained 17185' new; campaign are virtually identical Governor Rolph declared the labor j Two Women Present ~ feaGB the Hospital after a speedy. at no cost ta the taxpayers by clos= registrations ta—thr same period.' with thc -amounts raised during lastj camps-form a part of a three -fold Insull DefiesFE Smith-placed upon the"president's ambiiJanee ride over - hazardous: ing the contract now and at a later bringing their total up to 7.447. An' TeaefiCT WHISF year's appeal, according to figures relief program undertaken by the .j.icsli.a petition -^Ing that members mountain highways, came the atory date selling off such other "rttr additional 1.830" vo'es it divided released from chest headquarters. state. The other two parts are thel I of the B. E.- P. be given clothing, of how the workmen rolled and PEOpfirtjTlas would hd^ldnger be amongTGKrO registered as "decline to The advance" gifts committee, state highway employment plan and cots, mattresses and blankets and a slid down the rivet studded interior the state food administration. U. S. Off iaals needed with ttm municipality in state," 132 socialist, 92 prohibition Position Bagfc which solicits all larger contribu food allowance of not less than 15" of ttae conduit. possession of a civic center. and 5 Mbertjtparty members, brlng- tions, has been assigned a quota of . "The atate highway commission.'' jeents a day. " " "ajWrttarTteetrthat hurt most* the—governor said.- "is; piuvlUing I -H.K. Oandy, member or tftrcom-ji"* the total voting-strength nf-tfig $18,000 this year, as compared to Two women were TnTKe dclega- said Quinn, who was Differing THS $12,142 raised In 1931. aid-to local-residents by hiring from-| UtilitipH Man. at-Libertjr tton.- cuts and bruises and possible intra9 mittee.-pomted out that the elimi- ^ to M.ai. [School Board Ord«re(Ptg 8.000 to 10.000 man tor three days a] nation of interest charges by the For the Hoover-Smith contest in Branch Houses Asked for $2,000 "We were received by the presi nal injuries. "They tore our cloth 1928 The quota of the branch house di week and paying them $4 a day.] in Greece, Refuseg to ing and flesh. It was terrible; 1W_ Pacific Electric was one )Jem which 1 . Santa Monica could muster rZLPay Mrs. Crawford More than $1,000,000 will be spent de nt and shown_e v e r y courtesy." would materially reduce the cost of | e»fr 33332 voters. vision has been increased from the "Give \J_p Passport Snillli later tou newspaper irteh. "iwirwere yelling with TrlgM *SJp- $1,585 raised last year to $2,000. for this purpose during the coming pain. kthe property. Republicans Lead for Lost Time winter. "We gave our petition to General 1 Members of the city council ex- In the fourth supervisorial dis-; The school quota of $2,488 Is iden ATHENS oreece Get Wl/ft — l^incs^We pledged our unswerving Runs fur Help tical wltb the aniount_given in Xftt, Provides R
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;"•-"'•! '; PAGE. TWO EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1932 NAME MISSPELLED; JAILED on the license. So he married again Woodworth Campaigners SHAW SEES PEACE FOOTPRINT HINTS PITTSBURGH, Oct. 13 UPt—Ed- and now is in Jail on bigamy Bulgarian Red! [Great Credit Manchu Staff I Win S. Crater told an alderman be' charges. Tbe name ww "Carter" Active Through District IF COUNTRIES WILL NOTORIOUS THIEF thought his marriage wasn't bind on first license and "Orater" on sec Woodworth-for-congress campaign ing because his name was misspelled ond. Wife No. 1 made the charges. workers have opened headquarters KILL OFF PATRIOTS MAY BE FEMININE in Santa Monica, Beverly Hills and Revolt Flares Given Hoover Officer Slain Inglewood, aafl corps of volunteers LOS ANOELES, OOt. 13 (CNS)— daily ttf canvassing ttM various dis- PARIS, Oct. It (U.R)—Extermina I The notorious Wilshlre district icts. ATHENS, Oct. 13 (UM —A com tion of patriots ia the best means of President's Task Equals I "party bandit" may be a woman! CHANGCHUN, Manchuria, Oct. Woodworth, during his campaign munist revolution in southern Bul establishing world peace, Bernard Female footprints were found out IS i.Yr—U Yi-Hsun, staff officer of Shaw said ta an article published EJgr the nomination, when he was garia was reported today ta dis That of Abe Lincoln, side ttm window of the home of w. tbe Manchukuo privy council, was pitted against 18 candidates, received today ta the magazine Esprit Fran- A. Francis, SM South Oxford street, mortally wounded today when he many district and countywlde en patches received here. osts. G. O. P. Club Told after be returned last night to find was hacked with an aae while et dorsements, including those of bar It was believed hen that ttae re "Patriotism is a pernicious, psy $100 in cash and jewels stolen. In dinner by Oen. Chen Shleh-Yuan, associations, Native Sons and ttie ported communist revolt might be chopathic form of idiocy," Shaw With the exception of Abraham addition, two woman's gloves re who succeeded Oen. Ma Chan-Shan Good Government toague. merely another outbreak in the wrote-—"It is the only—force that Lincoln, no president of the United posed ai the bedroom window sill. as governor of the Heilungkiang SWEPT He Intends to visit every commu feud. leads to war without reason. States ever has been faced with province. te In the sixteenth district prior - Political feuds in Macedonia have -•"A—patriot regards foreigners as such- clgantic problems as- Herbert Loved'•MasortsrAttending' - — -to the November 8 election. claimed a long list of victims by vermin without the right to live be Hoover; according to Charles Lyon, assassination, murder and bombing. cause he thinks his own country the Who told 125 members of the wom Meeting of Grand Lodge The inner Macedonian revolutionary en's division' of the Hoover-Curtis • Extraordinary quality has best. That's wby nations should eo- Masonic lodges of the Santa Mon DOCTORS CHARGE I committee—popularly known as operate in * the extermination of club, at their luncheon meeting ini j Intro—ttu played an Important role ica Bay district are well represented WAKE UP YOUR patriots in an effort to establish j Rockingham Tavern yesterday; that at tbe Masonic grand lodge conven swept the Gillette BLUE lta Balkan politics for half a cen .universal peace," had it not been for the wise han tury, and few government* were tion which opened at Oak!and-?Tues= $5 FOR THIS z Esprit Francais is conducting a dling of affairs on the part or tne day, according to reporta from the tWER Bill- strong enough to challenge he I president, every bank ln the country BLADE to overwhelming power. symposium on the subject of pat- convention ctty. Frank ML Wise. rlotism. would nave xauecT during ine crisis. Judge Victor McLucas, Jack Peter COLD TREATMENT Following his analysis of tbe MU son and Curtis Hines of Santa Mon Everyone ia year family caa have leadership. This is not a gflTHOtJT CALOMEL)^ ! ministration, Lyon urged the wom ica lodge; James Mathews and Ira it for 98 a aeli, en to support Walter J. Little, can Wheeler of Palisades lodge, David It yon go to a doctor with a cold, hs And You'll Jump Ont of Bed in Garqled Woman Injured as Auto will at once treat your nose and throat didate for re-election to the state Vail of Ocean Park lodge, Clare with medicated vapors. That's th* sensible trick advertising phrase. It is _ the Morning Rarin' to Go _ Collides With Big Truck assembly. Older of Triangle ledge, Alex Younit way to stop germs before ther work deep Constantly. Into the bod*. It'e la* easiest and aur*st It you l»-l eour tmtt tank mil IM will Leland Ford, Mrs. D. O, Stephens Ioi—Palms lodge, Sardis Frasler of way ta rsllsv* congestion and reduce an established fact Try the fwM punk, don't awmllow a lot of ult*, Mrs. Ida Reines. 932 Tenth street, Veteran lodge and Judge Ira Thomp inflammation. sustained minor bruises when her; I and Mrs. E. w. Mecum, president of •S-MT-I ttttm, oil, laxative raatly or chewing Bad Breath Still • the women's division of the Hoover- son of Liberal Arts lodge, Westwood, lut why spend big monev sn simple "m*m and expect Una to mak* you suddenly E couldn't understand automobile collided early last night fdsl Go to the drug store and buy a I and buoyant and lull of mnshhm. H why atM*t helped— Curtis club of West Los Angeles. were lodge delegates, while Harry TuLjrp_o Electrle Vaporisaporlze—r and a jar of Gillette Blue Blade and learn wtth a gravel truck driven by Is. A. Cowen attended as representative of Wtt they can't do tt They only mort tha until a friend suggested. "It Cals of torts. Beach,-police here re-| I spoke briefly. 9Turp8 centso Ointmen. Then tm a cafulnl ato12.3p 6an value—foy cold byr towels and a mere movement doesn't cat al might be your stomach! Mrs. Walter J. Little, chairman of the Masonic Board of Relief. the doctor s own method. Nothing In the 'MfMSS Th* reaaon for your down-end-oat Ana it wer—clogged intntmes ported. why it is the nation's favorite. l—line; ia your liver. It abould pour out toss ; the Santa Monica division, presided. world Is so effective as the warm vapors of that invariably spread poison : It was announced that the Ma turpentine, camphor and menthol. Inhaled »a—da ot liquid bita Into your boweb daily. ous waataa through the —The- accident occurred -at—Tenth - The next meeting win issTreianstj sonic order had expended more than through th* nose and mouth. II thia Uie la not flowing freely, yaw load system and lead to up street and Santa Monica boulevard. 2:30 o'clock next Wednesday in the $100,000 ln relief and unemployment Dont wait. Get this great eombination loeen't difeet. tl Juat decay* In tb* tinwala set stomach, cold*, lack Mrs. Reines* car was badly damaged, offer befor* it is too lat*. The druggist haa Oaa bloata up your atomach. Yea hav* • of energy, biliousness* Hoover-Curtis headquarters, at aid for members of the fraternity been authorised to return your money If bad taat* and your bnath fc foul. etc. What a difference when h* took Nil according to police. Ocean avenue and Santa Monica during the past year. you are not entirely aatisflsd. Ma hfish outiabliiiuslim. Your h*-d (Natar a's It »m*dy),ll>|»|ar>»w>l action • aad you fael down aad out. Your whole thereafter. He felt pepped up, remade. And boulevard. ay-tern ii poisoned. breath became pur* aa aprrnff air. That'* be K take* thoaa (ood. old CARTER'S cause MR stimulate* the entire intestinal tract Mattresses Renovated. $2.50 UTTLE LIVER PlLlj to fet thaa* two le normal func CUPID VOYAGEt'B h of bile "owing freely and make you tioning. Safe, de* Sale All-Wool I LIVERPOOL, Oct. 13 (.'PI—The blue ta and up." Tney contain wonderful, liiniUTils. all veg TONICHT j Mediterranean has lost none of Its E•a fentie -e_-tabie extracta. ama-tn. etable. At drug- Blankets -Than lt com** to making the bll. furn fmr-. glsts"—only Z5e. $2 5ft I romance:—When the liner—Doric But don't aak for Uvar piDa. Aak for Carter* vr ulC" Quick relief for acid indiaes- BRADY BEDDING CO. docked after a Mediterranean cruise. yttttlittl e Liver Pill*Pills. Loo' k for the nam* Carter** I UlYIJ HonTheartburn.Only lOc 1 nine couples announoed their eo- U*mM*L*mf a At ntJib*irB.«ot < 1447 Third St. Phone 22111 L»i^3|tf.tfln|fth ^P gagement. t^^m!f'twi_t\^_\\ ^^tix_}, • ^^^m__m_aj\Wm_\t sulislHuts Htrnttt t-mrnAm 1H1 C. X. Oa
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1932 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PAGE THRBB NEBRASKA CITYS SCION OF BOSTON PORK DROPS WHEN Keyes Becomes Eligible Hoover Cites Tangled Lots Nabs Suspects j Bush Traces To Ask fer Ralph Pardon FIREMEN 'BURNED ARISTOCRACY QUITS SHOT BRINGS DOWN LOB ANOEIES, Oct. 13 (ONS)— UF WWH SHAME LAW FOR MOV IE S FEATHERED THIEF Asa Keyes, former district attorney U. S. Menaces Prove^Costly -In P. 0. Theft J. C. Growth convicted tt bribery in connection NEBRASKA CITY. Neb., Oet 11 NEW YORK. Oct. 13 UB—John BUFFALO HAT. Bl., Oct. 13 154— with ttie Julian Petroleum piosscu i i.P)—Nebraska City's Ore department Davis Lodge, grandson of the late John Mulcahey's little pig didn't go tions, today had (.become eligible te President Calls Upon Bar is beginning to feel embarrassed. Santa Montea Nurse Not senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Mas Officers Follow Trail c to market, but it did go for an aerial Dean Says Many People file sfwi-Wtstlim fbr a pardon from This week has been designated ,by sachusetts, is forsaking the law for a ride wttb an eagle. Oov. James Rolph, Jr., Yet Able to Return career tn motion pictures. Mulcahey saw his lit-le porker in Attracted to City Under the law Keyes stay ask for to Help Defend System t&e state aa fire prevention week, Wild Spending to Trap a pardon, having been on parole sad ia the last three days there And his wife; the former Pran- the" clutches of an American eagle, of Government have been six fires here. - Misplaced House cesca Braggiotti, an actress and Accused Pair perched on the top of a tall tree. by Institution from San Quentin for a year. Tha dancer, thinks it's quite amusing. One shot from Mulcahey's shotgun parole however, does not expire im» WASHINOTON. Oct. 13 _4V- —"It was I who contemplated going brought down the bird, a female. Or. Ralph H. Bush, dean of the til next April 12. One vacant lot may look just like HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 13 (CNS)—A The former prosecutor, now stt»sv* Members ot the American Bar as another, but when the house ls built j into vlte movies, and now aiy -hus-H j nation wide hunt for the men who which-measured seven feet four Santa Monica Junior college, traced sociation today. were summoned by on the wrong one, there is no end of j bandJoas bea ten. me to It." she said. lnche}_between wing tips. the. growth, .of the achool and .the. gaged hi the automobile and insur President HooVer "to defend our trouble, Mlss Sgnes" Ktr~^Hftchell, She made her stage debut last ) robbed the Terrs Haute, Tnd.. post* The pig was killed in the fall. ance business, declared today hs bs4 a i office of $24,000 last September 11. magnet it has been in attracting new not decided whether he would ath - system ot government against reck General hospital nurse, has dlscov- Isummer , and then motion picture families to Santa Monica, ta a talk less assaults by designing persons." ered. producers assigned her the task of I ended last night with the arrest on i for a pardon. This message was given them last suspicion of grand theft of tw before the Rotary club St the Up Gems Stolen Having built a five-room house at duplicating Greta Gar bo's voice in lifters ranch yesterday afternoon. night when Hr, Hoover addressed 711 Twelfth street on a lot owned, Italian and French. youths trailed from an orgy i Triple Slaying a large gathering of the law pro by V, Naumoff, Long Beach waiter. Lodge Joined her for a vacation, spending ln Tijuana border resorts '. The speaker pointed out tbat there Easy Pleasant Wa fession ln Constitution halt at a j Mae West ReporB-"Loss Miss Mitchell haa offered to give] and aeveral ae tors and dli'eirtors to a Hollywood apartment. ww A"1y 111 students enrolled in special session of the SSth annual him her vacant lot, which adjoins urged him to take a screen test. . Tne youths gave their names as I tbe junior college when it was opened meeting et the association. The Kenneth Coker, 22, and Harold Fa- I three years ago and that 779 ragtu- TiFiibsefot of $20,000 ia Caah, him plus a bonus of $50. Lodge finally took the test "for the Clue Revealed dents signed up for- tills fall term,' president said: Naumoff, however, insists that he fun of it" and found a contract jilfT xi, aae from the lining ot al Jewels to Bandit waiting for him "When he returned | davenport in- their expensive apart- I giving the beach institution an ea- —Greeted With Long Applause wants to keep his own lot and is; rollmen* larger than Occidental, Po Bow would ttm Ute to Mfel f .and] asking her to move the house off. to New York. ment. at 1716 North Edgmont street, l«_ely Ipse IS pound* of rat -itt . It Is yoar task to prove again Today Mr. and Mrt. Lodge and detectives and postal inspectors took Words of Dying Boy-May mona or Whittier colleges. what none knows better than you, LOS ANOELES, Oct. IS l.-P)—Dis pay him for asserted damage to his "We have enrolled students from SSS at ISt eame time increaae your i trict attorneys' investigators and po property, and pay his attorney's their two-year-old daughter are $18,000, purportedly part of the stol Lead to Solution of tnd Improve rour health? that the very citadel of tbs rights en funds. 30 different states and two foreign - lice revealed today that Mae West, fees. It will cost $405 to move the packing. They will tall for the West Ill ei II II I il rou like ______hof the poor against the oppression Coast on Saturday. —fiendish Slaying countries," declared the "dean, "and of rulers and against the extortions Broadway actress of "Diamond Ul" house, Miss Mitchell has been ad The officers found Fasig, former from 103 high schools and 37 col chin -ndyourtao prominent til pe nd i vised. postal employe, who is said to have dom«n end et the asms lime make rent itf the rapacious is the Judicial sys fame, was the victim of a robbery OONNELLSVILLE, Pa.. Oct. 13 leges. In checking back We found tem of the country, and that UM that netted a lone bandit nearly Legally, attorneys claim. Mlss opened registered mall ln the Terre ttM 7S families moved bite Santa •Icln ao clean and olear that It will com impregnable apex of that system is Mitchell's house belongs to Nau Haute postoffice and then to havs i.i'i—The mumbled words of a dying Monica since last fall so that mem pel admiration! . $20,000 in Jewelry and cash. The moff. because it is attached to his fled with his friend, reading ln the the supreme conf of the United robbery, reported secretly to police, Would Reduce boy today led police to believe Jeal- bers of the families could attend the Oat on rata*,nale e ta der ud w IM lot. Efforts to attest a settlement apartment. He denied bs knew junior college, and the same number much you welalv— then ttt a bottlt af States." occurred two weeks ago and has where Coker had gone. But through ousy may have been the motive for President Hoover was -presented are being continued by Miss Mitch have moved ln tht- fan for the same Kruschen Salts that eoete next to no thins been the object of a thorough in ell's lawyer. a window, officers saa' the other the slaying of Mrt. Nellie Tressler, reason." and wblch will laat you 4 weeks. Tatt by Chief Justice Charles. Evans vestigation since that time. youth playing tennis on an adjoin one-half teeepoonful la a alaea of MS Hughes. As he entered the cham HospitairCfost 28; her mother, Mrs. Amanda Har Rev. Wallace Pierson spoke briefly A diamond necklace set with three ing lot, where he was taken into den. 62. and Mrs. Tresler's daughter, for the Community Chest drive, urg water la tht mornlnt—cut down ea pe.tr, ber with Mrt. Hoover and Ouy A. carat atones, a bracelet also studded custody mad fatty taeati tt llaht ta potato**, Thompson of St. Louis, president at Great Market Seen for 8adla,-Hr- ing his listeners to support the cam with three carat diamonds and s Cooperative Medical Care The youths had been trailed to paign. butter, cream tad autar—and whea rot the association, the chief executive diamond ring, valued at $16,000, to Products of Southland j They were clubbed to death ln hav* finished tht taaltatt tf thla tlret was greeted wtth applause by an Seattle and thence to San Fran An Interesting talk on Intercollegi gether with 13.400 ln cash, wss fhe Predicting that eventually there Plan Suggested to cisco. Two weeks ago, in San Fran- their home Tuesday night. The bottle welth yourself aialn. audience attendants estimated St loot taken from the actress, now bodies of Mrs. Tressler and her ate football was given by Braven After that you'll waat to walk around MOO. will exist a market of great impor- cisco, the pair put two girls, tald Dyer, metropolitan sports writer. He and aay to your friends, "Oat bottle ol appearing ln a film production. tanccrlnvthe Orient. Clarence Mat- . County Group— : tor have accompanied ttem trom mother—both widows—were found was introduced by Harry Williams, Kruschen Salts '" worth aat hundred Several times his address was in son, harbor and trade representative Seattle, en a boat bound for New yesterday. chairman of the program. dollars of any-faf person's matm. ~ terrupted by handclapping, and at of the Los Angelet Chamber of Com- j LOS ANGELES. Oct. 13 iCNS i — York city. Sadie died In a Connellsville hos But refuse Imitations — aalttuart the conclusion he acknowledged \Fire Chiefs Get Chance Persons of small incomes may have pital. your health—you lose fat SAFELY wtta; merce, yesterday, la an address be New _yiHt_autfearlties were wired In two months of this .year Cuba Kruschen. prolonged applause by arising a sec fore the Optimist club, declared that: the beat medical and hospital eare if Boy Cannot Li*. shipped more than 489,ooo crates of Leading druggists America ovtr. att . ond. Ume^ from his seat. ~~To Demonstrate Ability plans materialise fnr a statewide to pick up the girls in the belief kruschen Salts sou oan always tet it et the West Coast, and Southern-Gall-, Billy. 9. Mrs. Tressler's son, was I pineapples to the United States. the Santa Monlea Drug Co—Adv. — — Distinguished Assemblage | HOUSTON, ftesrQct. SiR). — A fornia in particular will benefit from organisation-for this purpose spon M??L^..^,^L^OTl:;nffaf injured -that- physicians| sored by_the California Medical as of the assertedly stolen funds. —Chief Justice -Hughes welcomed . department store blase early today _the commerce expansion io_whst_hej say he cannot live. the president with ttw greeting, furnished an appropriate finale for termed the "Pacific era." sociation. From San Francisco federal of- Early today hs rallied and told "we lender to~him onr fitting as the Southwestern Association of The speaker claimed that the "At- nr Harry w Wilson outlined thc flcers trailed the youths to San Investigators that three men were surances of profound respect and Fire Chiefs annual convention and lantic era" ls in the descendency andl proposed protective scheme last : Diego and Tijuana. Ia the border in the Tressler borne Tuesday night,! deserved esteem." At the conclu ttte visiting firemen were allowed to that the course of commerce of the night before 800 members of the Los : town, retort proprietors said,- youths when he went to bed about S o'clock! sion the chief Justice thanked the Join in the werk of extinguishing It. entire world is directed westerly. Angeles Gounty Medical associa ! answering descriptions of the pair Names Trio president "far his contribution" on The fire was discovered just as More tonnage noris"shipped out! tion, meeting at the Breakfast dub. ' had spent money wildly. Later the The men, he tald, were Phillip- behalf of the association. the annual firemen's ball was break fo Los Angeles harbor than from any The organization would be op i pair gave their automobile to a Renda, SO; George Lohr, 30, and a] her house ing up. "Delegates wearing conven other port in the western hemi-1 erated along principles of insurance 1 tailor and it was when the sailor third whom police declined to name I em t.h» pfo»Y--m was a distin tion badges took Tiold of the hose - They said he is a married man who ; guished assemblage of national aad sphere, arid more ships leSVe Ihe Tost companies, Wilson said; securing its ; wrote'tg-aacraiii.nto tw tend~e eer- lines with a will and scurried busily Angeles harbor each month than the j memben benefits without any : tlficate of license change to the Hol- lives "at Youngwood. Pa. International barristers, including up snd down ladders. Marquis Reading of England: Paul combined sailings of San Francisco' "middle man" profit, for small pe I lywood address that officers found After his halting story, Billy j — Damage wss-slight,— and Seattle, Malawi declared. riodical-payments. - - the su..pects. _ lapsed Into a coma. — i 9 f sn't ~ Raynaud, French statesman; mem bers of the supreme court and John w. DavU qfNsw TorsTPS. demo- cratic presidential nominee. "Oar form of government la on on the trial," President Hoover said. & Point, te Menace "Economic stresses of unparall' led magnitude have wrecked our people and, In their distress, some are boulevard tempted to lay the blame for their troubles upon the system of govern ment under which they Itts.. .. Tt can be a dangerous thing, If She doesn't live on the smartest street. wise and trusted men fill to JET plain to the people how often in history the people's interests have Her home isn't showy, nor are its furnish been betrayed hy false prophets of a millenlum, promised through se ductive hot unworkable and dis astrous theories of government. ings expensive. But lha biggest house in "The menace is doubled by the fact that t ittft vain allurements to day are being offered to our town can't hawe a finer cleaner than hen. harassed people by men tf public reputation la economics and even by wttt ltt public life." Yet she can buy it aa easily aa she can buy Says Court Procedure Unwieldy President Hoover tald the lawyers "your court procedures are too un- wtaay~ and that it was their duty the cheapest cleaner. To own a Hoover, it ta simplify them "to make the ad ministration pMaw t 'Utrvr '•» evil doers by its promptness and cer takes as little as ffk /£! v w P down* tainty." Bi continued: - "A corollary' duty, one that will t hasten this end. Sl that you shall I purge your profession of men una n< worthy of lto trust. You oeoupy a position unlike that of other men, who utay honorably—pursue only their private gain. You are, besides that, quite specifically officers nf the government, sworn members of the courts in which you practice.... Trust Often Misplaced "Too many men have been al lowed to take this oath and then be false to it. They use the com plexities of law and procedure, not to effect justice, but to defeat lt. These men you must scourge from tbe temple which they profane." Earlier the association approved tt report urging a -uniform state antimachlne gun law and com mended police tft adopting scien tific methods of detecting crime to replace ths "third degree." Shuler Club Members to Map Plans for Big Rally A meeting of the Saata Monica Bay district "Bob Shuler tor O. J3J Senate club" baa been called for to morrow night at 7:80 o'clock In the Milea memorial playhouse in Lincoln park, officers anounoed today. Harry H. Koenig, president of the club, • Our hondmd Hoover representative with headquarters at 1440 Third etreet, tald tbat teveral well known ia coming to your house soon, to show speakers have been invited te ap pear. you the electric cleaner that more thaa Msyor Ray Darby, of Inglewood. leader ia tbe campaign for tha Los Angeles pastor tat his quest of the throe million people have preferred ... senate Job, wm be principal spsaba According to the anouncement, the meeting Is preparatory to a rally He will thow you why it is the finest Which will be held In the municipal auditorium ta Ocean Park, Sunday No raw tobaccos in Luckies cleaner by demonstrating its patented afternoon. October 23, att which the Rev Robert P Shuler will be prln ripe! cleaning (irinciplr. Positive Agitation. Negro Republicans Will —that's why they're so mild Um will it htm you why it ia most ssa* Rally Tomorrow Night luminal by telling you of the new Negro voters ot th. (Senta Monica bay district will baM a rally irnAtt VVTE buy the finest, thc very then given the benefit of that lifW price., the irciui nl down pay mrn I, tia^Uxm tit the Pr*_tde»Ual IWpul I aatt mtmttmmam at t o'cloek Uiutm I •* finest tobaccos in all the Lucky Strike purifying proc MW night tu ftt t*ytttl\aa_n ttmaA .mi lii- low »rtl
rttiriifra i iiiiffanrr i r-r I i fflJaBBBli HH ' PAGE FOUR EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1933 EVOfiK^^WfLOOK SANTA MONICA PIBUSHC.Q CO* OWNEB ANB rUBUSlRB The Lookout Outlook Readers' Forum ttllXra, a. MCCLURX, Preeldent J. D. FUNK. Oea. Mlt. t, a WARRBN. Editor CARL F. WHITE. AUO. Editor tin Puzzle H. a BOEHME. AdT. Mtr. One who has studied all the words tn the dictionary Editor's Note: The Outlook welcomes letten from readers who decides that "no" is the most useful word in the lan wish to discuss public problems. Only letters that confine themselves MAIN ORTC-. FOUBTH AND BROADWAY. BANTA MONICA to Issues wlll be printed personal attacks, either direct or by innuendo, PBONB 23285 guage. I say NO, he is wrong, or else he is merely jgttidy Past
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SOCIAL HEW&T ctvz&aEY Crowdilangs ,CLUQ ACnwriss—FASHIONS € •AnrmwiQM NO MORE Hotm ECOHOMieg--s&m<£&• O F ItsJTERESTfe WOMEN-uJjJMES 3AMUEL U£*~MHmN <__m£i\Harbi n Bandit ajBof Music Pupils to MTSLA^X. Wilmot [University Qub HARBIN. Manchuria. Oct. ii f» Wlwa a eighteen KARMA'S TELLING YOU Regent of D. A. R. —An infuriated crowd last night wben bet baby waa lynched the-Chinese bandit accused born. Within ayMT "tjive Recital in "To Review Book To HearTalk on of killing Mrs. C. T. Woodruff, an ahe had a serious Hen an aome more of Karma's answers. Watch the paper each English woman, yesterday, as she operation, thaa . day until all of-your numbers-haveappeared; Hundreds of-people already tot flu. Her aernjt Varied Costumes T3y J£rs._Hoover Polish Corridor Ond to orevent tte kidnaping ofl went to pieces. have written to Karma from Santa Monica. Fill out the coupon today- her thr«e%illdr___ It you have not already done so cried ovar nocMo - Wearing. costumes suggested by Mrs. A. X. Wilmot. regent, ol Thte yearns first meeting of the -The bfcidh aai strung up on a at all. It wu aa unhappy houtahoh the compositions which they will and send it to Karma at the Eve Micah Wethern chapter, Daughters ' International relations section of tne where the kidnaping occurred. Hsr grandmother told hot sbouS play, ths pupils of tte members of ning OuUook, together with a dime of the American Revolution, will re j the University Woman's club will be Later hla head was cut off and stuck the Santa Monica Music Arts so and a self-addressed envelope. You view Mn. Herbert Hoover's "Hia- up upon a pole as an example. the famous Vegetable Compound- : will not (miy fat a set of 12 numbers held at 8 o'clock tonight in the home That's how old and trusted a rem. ciety, will be presented ln thetr Oc- toric Spots of California" at tte of Mr. aad Mrs. Myron O. Bills, 443 which will apply to year own per BEARS CUBS C?ME SOUTH 0 lit'"I fiats laiaa Ms aflflaiL^. tober recital tomorrow night in the meeting of the Regents' council to Eleventh street.—Miss Caroline auditorium of Uncoln Junior high . sonality analysis, bat Karma will BERKELEY. Oct. 13—Thirty Unl aay a, "with marveloua reaulta and 11__ be held at 11 o'clock tomorrow ln Pierson. chairman, extended an In thankful for my increasing health.'' school. teach yoa how to work oat names, the Los Angeles Elks club. Mrs. venlty tt Oallfornla freshmen foot Tte following juniors, all pianists,' numbers, etc., ta Numerology so vitation today to everyone interested ball players will loan here Friday WUmot is state chairman at a com 'lu world affalia to be present and will play at 1;IS-o'cloek: - Dorothy ( that you can flgun out ths meaning mittee rapfIt e P. _L It. Wilton Worke night for Tin. Angeles, where they- Bird, Tommy Larwood, Stanley of Ota names of yonr friends, their children, house numbers and for tte preservation ft historic hear a discussion on The PolUh will meet tte Unlveraity of South f/l
li i w^^Kmmmmmm%W_miMMMi& iPAGE SIX EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1932 Wikings Travel to Huntington I*ark Friday jorQrid Qame MBanaldMay Boal: iruins Leave JLSPORT CHATTER.^ Jaysee ScoHPii Rival Elevens Rated Even in j=i Mystery Club Savoldi Pinsfpi During Winter ' For Por9an3, By FRANK FINCH Under the old order-of things | Fear&Tartars Hank McDonald, star hurler Youthful Foe PORTS In Santa Monica have. there were-On stuffed shirts on CrScial Bay League Meeting of the Portland Oea vera aad a been in a hub-bub this the governing board and lt took former Samohi chucker. may Bach Spaulding Hupc..S jspfikZitJ?; tntb-bubii-whafc I i .4.great, amount of hemming and I Don Brown Sees Compton By FRANK FINCH manage the Santa Monloa Mys Christy Easy for Joe; .-VIKING. y.s, SPAflTAW. Th. yajwited strength oJC these two rival- teries during tha winter, ac think it is. That is, there haa been hawing to get anything done. As for Win; Hope for things are now, Ryals can only —"IB" Artion^'Waras""' gridiron machines will be tested tomorrow afternoon at Huntington Park cording to Tat" Ryals, new Z a it arias. ..Steele. plenty popping during the last Gooti Weather hem and haw with himself, and SLM-Jtantor In the most crucial Bay league game of OM day. Santa Monica, the owner of the Santa Monica Battle to Draw few days. that- isn't much fun. defending ehamplonT rates no better than an even money bet against Mystery__BasebaU association. First and foremost is Ihe deci- the Parkers. Inglewood. fresh from a iurprlie~T=P~wlP over Santa Bar Ryals bought all- the stock ln ILOS ANOELES. Oct. 13 i-IV-Uni-1 Continual bickering kept the By OUS VIGNOLLE LOS .ANGELES', Oct. 13 (.fw-Joe 'sion of Uplifters polo officials te bara ln a practice game last week, " tne corporation recently. versity of California at Los Angeles' J Mysteries -Own making quite a Hold "everything! Coach Don opens her quest for the ULI. lfl Savoldi, former Notre Dame foot* hereafter close games to the pub- Ryals le dickering with Mc football team was en route to Port- j few progressive moves, but rest Brown of the Santa Monlea Junior meeting the Pirates at San Pedro. Donald at tha present time, but ball star, was all set today to meet assured that "Pat" has some good Spartan Mentor tritri.y with the fond hope that I lic, and admit only those who I college hat a few things to say Inglewood ia favored. Compton as yet they haven't been able to Nick Lutze, former Venice life guard, r weather would greet them lnl have the Jack to purchase a box ideas about now to run a ball~ctntr~ -aiieiu. Uwrpoueiful eompton Jaj.we j ^Tts to Woodrow ^Krnson7™Tarored come tu terms.—Next Sunday's and he's anxious to put them into for whatever honor comes from a their game with Oregon Saturday. reservation for the year, which is Tartan wbo invade Santa Monlea ;to wm_ and Redondo draws a bye. game will be the final one for pWe should beat Them on a dry a matter of something like 100 actual practice. heavyweight wrestling match. Sa Inert Saturday for the second con- ,,,_., wU1 be on]y one change of Karl Bryan as manager of the lii," Coach Bill Spauldlng told berries. After McDonald ference game with the Corsairs. Don men to the Samohi starting lineup. Baf fieri. voldi won his right to meet Lutze the student body in a farewell ad-', That pesky gent. Old Man De-: His chief aim Is to sign up resists Coaeh Charley Brown in although a switch or itarting regu- by disposing of Vic Christy, Sun I^K^ifc is a wet field there lal the desUnies of th 0ran e • presh. It blamed for the radical Hank McDonald as manager Big ! ^dling * « I lara is contemplated. The new face land youngster, in two straight falls no telling what Wit! happen May change In policy. "We are grate - Hank, it seems, wants hia "cut," . and-Gray crew. !in the starting backfield will be Mel CADETS* INDIANS at the Olympic auditorium last be Uie team that fumbles the fejjrj ful to the general public," aays a The former Brown is fully well j Kast at inside halfback, ln place ftt times will win." - and that's when the deal stands night. statement from club officials; "for i at the present;— j_quahfied to relate a few Items of !or Jack Abbey. Kast waa a regular Spaulding let lt be known that importance concerning Coach Frank =m=GRID GAME ON The former football player used ltt splendid aupport during the Ryals also la on the lookout for last year, but has been hindered by he was prepared for rain, having j past years and feel that it would i Anthony's cohorts, for he scouted a flying tackle to take the first fall Iced his team "with a wet ball some fast semi-pro' ball players. Injuries this season. The twitch will WARRIORS' FIELD in 17 minutes and 30 seconds. He be abusive to request continuation Sthe pesky Tartars who wen doing see Bill Gasper, regular outside half during the last week so that it "Ya gotta have ball players to , battle with the Loa Angeles Jaysee won rathe second ta # minutes. IS sec of this _support until times are draw tha crowds." is his argument. back, trade places with Bud Simp Hollywood Military academy will [could Become secustometno handH better." : Cubs Saturday. Hla eagle orbs saw onds with a backward body tlam. ling a soggy pigskin. He has visions of overflow crowds son, fullback. ~ Ray Lopez, the cap face Unlhl tomorrow on the War Ray Steele, of Olendale, and What a Business! I plenty, and here is what he has to tain, will again be at quarterback. at the Clover Field apple orchard, say about Compton: riors' field ta the Indians' final George TrthtrlM a newcomer, per Thlt is the first sports enter and he'a ready to take the rubber Line Remains Same formed various antics to go an hour BOB GETZ MAT _ Tartars Tough practice game before the opening START FOR TROJANS prise I ever heard BT that off Ills roll to see that tuch local The line remains the same wtth to a draw. thumbed lta nose at the box of fans will be able to watch a first "Those Tartars are a good team. of the Valley league schedule next LOS ANGELES. Oct. 13 i.V> — A Against Los Angelea tbey did not Kasl and Donatoni at ends; Tarlton fice, and it's a pretty funny situ claw outfit tn action. and McNairy at tackles; Jonas and Friday, when Unlhl travels to Ca fer,farmer St. Mary's college freshman. play the kind of ball they are cap ation ta this dazed soul, but lf the Marrs at guards, and Scheiss at Robert Getz. will probably see ac-1 Another- sporting event that able of playing, the game ending in noga Park. tion wtth the Trojans when they polo playing gentry wish to keep created quite a stir waa the out center. The Cadet! and the Indians met j Petillo Stars thetr garnet a secret, it's their own a 6-to-6 tie only because Anthony's fcStaniord unlycrsUy a weekj board regatta held last Sunday. B. Y. Johnson, mentor of the earlier in the season ln an informal business. Despite rain, wind arid rough ^.Jf**^*1^ of P00r se^^WP! Spartans. haTa^werfiiiTieaaoned Saturday. When the Trojansj for the first three quarters of the scrimmage, with the Brentwood lined up for scrimmage yesterday I The club has done a fine piece water the races went off la fine I outfit at Sparta and one that Pets m in the fullback style and all the pilots who par game. I threatens to knock the Norsemen off team having an edge. However, In Ascot Race of work—pardon the hackneyed "But then the t.lrip changed. Out position with Homer Griffith iff phrase—in promoting polo and ticipated readily a greed to -return j their perch—-The Parkers served no everybody on the field took the fray ttaet. However, when Or- j for the next event, which Is set came Quarterbacks Turley and tice on all and sundry last Friday! as a joke, so no comparison can be creatine -publlo- Interest In—thc-j Junes, who were guilty of miseue LOS ANOELES, Oct. -SSSt!) — vme Mohler. first string quarter. I sport.. .Jt seems a bit strange that for November. I by flattening compton, 7 to 0:— made -by the result of this battle. over T3s joe orunth wai shirt- " raafter miseue In calling the right The two teams will probably take The curtain was rung down on the the club has decided to "cnuca There is Tremendous Interest' ln plays and In went Carson Conrad, J—Fin regulars from Isst year'g it *n full ind. Getz dropped out. it en" as we say IB Liverpool, outboard racing in Southern Call- strong outfit are again In the Spar-1 the field evenly matched. 1932 night automobile racing araeason The Trojans are concentrating oa I 180-pound all .state quarter—from : at Ascot Legion speedway laat Jutt when the public Is becoming fornia and there it every indica Indiana. tan lineup. They are Capt. Hughes, Above is K. T. Johnson, coach Stanford pia-ys this week, appar-j^ "polo conscious/' tion that Santa Monica will be center; Klausen and Bergeraon, night with Chet Oardner, Long iatly giving little attention to Sat-'. Good Plunger of the. Huntington .Park Spar- Former Champion Wins However. T don't have to feed the center of mueh put-put com j tackles; Bowman; ena, antFteiber- tana. His team ratet an even Beach, and Kelly Petillo, Loa An today's game wtth Loyola of Lns- -"This Conrad fellowis-one of thej ' man, fullback, There are also four those hungry hosses and pay the petition when the sea wall la set choice to beat the Samohi (her Gotham Grappler geles, wtnnraers of major honors at water bill for sprinkling a couple up. best plungen I've ever seen in ac I newcomers from last year's Spartan Vikings tomorrow In a game on tion and will bear a lot of watch j lightweight outfit, which annexed PORTLAND. Ore., Oct. 13 C!B— the final session. WILSON tN FRISCO of square miles of turf, ao there's ... the Spartan field. no use working oneself into a ing when he starts pounding the I the Southern California champion Ed Don George of Michigan, former ' Petillo captured both the two-lap FSaN FRANCISCO. Oct. 13 CT*=4 SNOWY BAKER ls going home Santa Monica forward wall next ship. They include Daniels, end; claimant to the heavyweight title, helmet dash and the feature 60- ....George Wilson, one-time famous) sweat. Beaidea, it you juat can't to Australia after an absence Of miss your Sunday game, why not Saturday. Rauschenback ls a mar I Bogdanoff, quarterback; Smiley, left Kid Chocolate Turns I defeated Abe Kaplan of New York, lap race, defeating Sam Palmer aatt halfback ot the University of Wash- • seven years, but he'll be back tn vel. He is a strong open field run halfback, and Lannon, right half-] : two falls out oi three. In the fea Ernie Triplett, respectively. Gardner ington footbaU team, la back ln San i trot up on Piker's Peak overlook December to again take over hia ing the elub field and an wot ner, and a great Une plunger. ! back. Do ic ii Arizmendi Bout tured match of the wrestling card flashed in a winner ta mm Ove lap —-Francisco today after a wrestling} .duties as manager of Riviera polo "Harry Hoop, tackle, and one of Lightles Mingle LOS ANGELES, Oct. 13 ».V>— : here last night Oeorge weighed 212 match race with Lester Spangler ta fyou ean see. j activities _J__UT.Of New Zealand. He won 12 of! the best defensive men on the team, Last' year the Spartans held the Jack Doyle, local fight promoter, to and Kaplan 218. second place. his 13 matches ln the Antipodes. Another Surprise Baker was a member Of several received a back Injury and will not j Vikings to a scoreless tie,- although aay said that Kid Chocolate had Another sm prise was uncorked Ansae Olympic teams and was one 40c 10 Races play against the Corsairs (Record I Santa Monica had a decided edge in guarantee of $10,000 -— GRfTTTOUND when "Pat" Ryala purchased the of the greatest all around ath ing to the medicos, he will be lost j everything but touchdowns. j turned down a Admission ttttt tti.it letes ln the land of the kangaroo. 10-round bout here BOB SHULER Mystery ball club and announced to the team for at least three —While the varsities are mingling] offered- -for- a ladles Free Eicapt Sunday that he was the one and only On his laat trip"Home he man- with Baby Arizmendi, Mialari and - For U. 8. Senate weeks). Harp will fill tn at his lat the Inland school, the light*'"•** month Rain or boss from then on. aged a racompany of stage players, tackle past. The injured player and ' weight teams will meet here tomor bantamweight champion of Mexico. Thursdays MASS MKKTIN.i - i Arizmendi is scheduled to meet RACING Skins headed By Pauline Frederick In Miles Playhouse. 7th and In a way. it's fortunate for local Wrlgley, an end, were simply great f row afternoon. • • bapeball—generally—and Mystery a theatrical tour "down under." on defense The varsity starting lineups: Newsboy Brown,. Los Angeles boxer. ^wn-htn" WL Me^ee*. l* Samohi— __=_BMKUUl*a Park ta a lO'itnind bout here-next Tues CULVER CITY KENNEL CLUB 22 l___r_SS. Welrnme. fortunes in particular that one Bon voyage, as wr man will run the show heccefM__t__ terarg. ... U Donatoni LEi..... Daniels day. ; ~~r~ OH WaiHU-UtOW BLVO.. I MILES WEST OT CBNTEB OF CTItVB* raCIWg SttS McNairy—.- —-LT.-. =.-___.-KelofrUn
fkjt1:. .. "a A THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1932 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PAGE SEVEN WEST WESTWOOD PACIFIC Nominations for Annual Film Awards Made LOS ANGELES HILUT PALISADES J fteesgler on zz A Uttle~*lnterfeTe7ice' 7- FRIDAY and SATURDAY iegion Plans cQMwc g^EATs^ Womea Hear nam. ronows mu m TONIGHT =r Lists Again Columbia chapter, Order of East- Pofitical Talk YeanfWork era Star, meeting, Masonic temple. CHANDU Sawtelle, 8 p. m. Motion Picture Academy Old Folks' Charitable association, £• Electron Tonic of ^^ UU MAGICIAN Westwood Post Outlines; meetingeetine,. Barker hall,. 8 op. mm. I ^»««ng iiietuon t opic «t Vote to Be Announced -—.Activities. Hears Westwood post. American region, Address Given by meeting, 10966 Santa Monica boule on November.IS..,- mmmmm LOWE . Talk by Leader vard, I p. aa. Dr. Steiner HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 13 <.T>—The BBtaiMOSI TOMORROW Politics and the coming presiden veteran actress, Marie Dressier, Westwood Hills post No. 2'7l. of the who last year waa voted tbe award American Legion,—held tts ftrst Organ recital. Royce hall audito tial election were the principal _m.__.______»______. • topica ef an address presented at a or the Academy tt Motion Picture meeting under the regime ef Her- rium, University of California at Arte aai Sciences for the best per. rOI rluWa bert N. Royden, newly elected com- Los Angeles, 12 noon. ! meeting ft' ttm—Weetwood Hills Woman's club yesterday •(ternoon formance by an actrnsses, haa been mander, at the Legion hall on San West Ida Angeles Woman's club, nominated tat. tbe bonor again thla NOTICE KIDS! ^ ta Monica boulevard lasfTHIginr":— meeting,clubhouse, l.so j>. nr— by Pr. 8fc AI 8tetin,u, y_ufpmi In year. Hpmer Chaillaux. department Camp Kelthley, National Society the political science clepartment at Brownie Matinee—It Noon Saturday the university ot California at Los The award wlll be made Novem chairman of Americanization, was of the Army of tbe Philippines, 1Wi "CHANDU" Wtt Ba Preeented Twice the principal speaker.: meeting. Markham hall. Military ! Angelea. Thf ***fflf ?" held In ber 15, and Mlss Dressier was among (the Y. W. C. A. building on Hllgard tbe three nominated, Lynn Fon- —At the Matinee, In Conjunction wtta Plans for the year were outlined Home, 7 p. ra. - LLOYD HUGHES in "AIR EAGLES" by tho new officers of the post: avenutr tanne and Helen Hayes being the Boy Scout troop No. 44. meeting, eteer taw. So Come Early Bit Great Thrill! Herbert hoyden, commandar; Wll- 10968 Santa Monica boulevard, Tftt John L. Steinbarger, manager of Miss Dressier va named for her -USm IL Cliff, adjutant; Mark Mor- >•>_»» the West Los Angeles branch, Se ris, first vice commander; Oeorge Royal Neighbors of America, meet curity-First National bank, spoke portrayal of tbe motherly nurse la LAST TIMES TODAT Soiiday, second vice commander; briefly oo the' tubjraeci, ~ "Trust "Emma." Miss Fontanne wat nom ing. First Baptist chureh, 7:30 p. m. inated for role ia "lbe Guards Joe Muir, historian; C. L. Connelly, Wmt hat Angeles Business and Deeds." sergeant-at-axms; Tom Sketchley, Board member! of tbe club open man" and Mlaa Hayes tor her part Professional Women'! club, card ln "The Sin of Madelon Claude* " Louis Jarmie and C. K. Pile, execu party, Kl Paseo building, 8 p. m. ed yeaterday'a activities with a tive comimttee members. Western Star olrde, Neighbors of meeting at 10 a. m. Thia session waa Those nominated for the best per- Bart Wheeler and Robert Woolsey wt ihe prison football heroes Offlracers of the post and of the Woodcraft, meeting, Barker hall, 8 followed by a drill in parliamentary formanrace by an actor were Wallace ta "Hold Em Jail," RKO-Radio comedy opening today ln the Fox auxiliary were installed at a cere p. m. law, with Mra. Henry Darling in Beery, la "The Champ;" Alfred Lunt, tn "The Ouardaman," and Dome theater. mony -attended -by- more than 200 -Westwood Friday Evening Forum, charge. Mra. Olenn—Young con persons and held in tbe Masonic ducted the American home section. Frederic March, ta "Or. Jekyll and meeting, Congregational church, 8 Mr. Hyde." temple October 1, The installation p. m. A luncheon followed The regular In Brentwood Film was preceded by a banquet, presided open meeting waa held at 2 p. m. Frank Borzage, Bng VMor and over by A. H. McMahan. retiring and was presided over by Mrs. J. H. Joseph Von Sternberg were tbe di Tivoli Offers commander, and was followed by Vandlver, president. rectors nominated for the academy dancing in the ballroom. The post award. Borzage was named fnr his production of "Bad Obi," VMor for installation was conducted by W. Head of Boys' GUESTS OF HARRIES 'Silver Lining' Hamerlck, past commander of the "Ttm Champ" and Von Sternberg 30th district. Mr. and Mrt. E. B. Allan of Sheri for "Tbe Shanghai Express." dan, Wyo., met house guests of Pen, Those nominated will be voted on So accurate are exterior scenes re Home Passes ami Mrs. Oeorge Harries at their by the entire membership of the produced in motion picture studios Four Men-Arrested for home on Bellagio road. ra-cademy, which numbers more than • 800 memben. today that lt It no longer necessary - Possession of Liquors Mrs. Gertrude Allen Dies Marilyn Miller Sued as to send companies hundreds of mUes Foliee—vice squad officers of the. - From Complications to obtain atmosphere. local aad central divisions arrested i Res ult of A uto Accident Mott outdoor acenet ar* repro four men in West Los Angeles last Due to Accident LOS ANOELES, Oet. tt UP)—Mar Comedy Pair || duced Indoors slnoe the advent of night for- possession of- liquor. ilyn Miller, stage dancer and former 1 talking pictures. Theae aitt ttf Samuel E. Elliott, 42, of 910 ,. Funeral arrangements were being wife of Jack Pickford, screen play Barrington avenue, was taken Into made today for Mrt. Gertrude K. er, waa defendant ia a aatt for $103,- technically known aa "interior ex custody for violation of the Wright Allen, 43, superintendent of the 150 damages scheduled for assign Try Football teriors,"* act, when 10 pints of whisky assert Lark Ellen home, Weat Los Angeles, ment today to trial in the superior When the commissioner of plants edly were found at ttm address. who died at.the Santa Fe hospital court. and structures of New York city, Kenneth Peemster, 32. of 208 in Los Angeles this morning. Death —H. Oi Meader, plaintiff, charges But Wheeler and Woolsey wbo li ln charge of all streets in Columbia place, Los Angeles, wai resulted from blood poisoning fol he was permanently Injured in aa that metropolis, saw a private show arrested at 2428 Barry avenue, tttl lowing amputation of a foot, Injured automobile accident when his ma Do Tbeir Stunt Behind ing of "The BKvar Untaf^whlch possession of a five-gallon jug, in a fall six weeks ago. chine was struck by Miss Miller's "Prison Walfir wm be shown in the Tivoli theater partly—filled with whisky. Both | Mil. Allen had been superinten car last November. tomorrow and Saturday, he was ae-' men denied ownership of the liquor. dent of the Lark Ellen home for the Do you believe ln coddling con tounded when he was told that they Two others were booked for having! past three year?, and was known to Jamil Cagney playa tbe part were not actually ttreet scenes tak lesser amounts of the illicit bever-' many visitors there for her charity Majestic Now Showing victs? of a "hard boiled" prizefighter Do yoa think burglars should be en tn the tenement and Fifth ave tmtt and kindness in ww k with the boys' ia 'Winner Take All" to be nue districts of thl big city, but ac-1 wbo reside there. TlM home ia spon ~^New Elissa Landi FUmI tol d bedtime stories by radio? shown tonight and tomorrow in An ex-husband's cruel thirst for Would you. parole a bigamist If hi* tually were "shot" tn the Tec-Art sored by Lions, Internationa.; the Brentwood theater. . studios in California, Dr. Carl Patton to Speak Mrt. Allen la survived by her hus revenge constitutes the dramatic flrat was died? pnnfiiM tff Th* WAma" la Room I What do you think tbould be' "It is impossible to detect a tingle band, Murray Allen, three children, flaw In those scenes, they are so Before WestwoodTFnrumJohn . Cbariw ma Marg&reti a sla It, Elissa Landi's emotional drama done to stem the crime wave? WILSHIRKSMOVIE based ea tbe aftermath of a di- Every blgh minded citizen with a real, and if no one had told me other-" Dr. Carl Patton, moderator of j ter and "two brother!, Bhe retided wise. I would have sworn that the Uie United Congregational and j at 1347 Twenty-third street. Santa vorce scandal, -which opens today vital Interest in prison forces should -mOWS PERH&OF at the Majestic theater on a double see "Hold • 'Em Jail." the new Bert acenet were actually taken fn"N"eW Christian churches of the United | Monlea. York oity," he aald. States, will speak tomorrow night stl thta. Wheeler-Robert Woolsey travesty, NEWSPAPER WORK .the Westwood Friday Evening forum j Her supporting ttttt includes 1 opening today at the Fox Dome theater with "Get That Lion" billed Construction was started on more on tbe subject, "The New Deal." Health Department Asks i Ralph Bellamy. Nell Hamilton, "War Correspondent," the new j M-yrna 1-r *»«< niihrt. Roland. j ai an added .attraction. than 5,000 buildings in Poland last _ Thc forum eonvenea-at the West-} Columbia release, showing tit the year, n^ wood Hills Congregational church at Reporis OJTlStsJt ParrotsTh e other feature la Warner Bax- In it the pressing problems of 2i3J>. olciosk every Friday night. It lat In order to safeguard against an ! ter in "Amateur Daddy.". penitentiary j3e WS_raucously re wilshirs theater, glorifies the here nonpartisan and nonsectarian. Men J epidemic of psittacosis (parrot vealed, tofore unglorlfled newspaper cor and women of all creeds and all! fever), owners of parrots or love THIEF TAKES RING Should Sing Sing refuse to play respondent who goes forth to risk Leavenworth on this year's football Brentwood parties appear on its program. birds showing signs of ailment, are HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 13 (CNS)— hia life tn an unofficial branch of asked by authorities ta contact the schedule, and is the federal prison WUshlre Boulevard Everybody is wlecome. Dorothy Mackaill, film actress, gave the military service in order that West Los Angeles branch health de police an extremely lata start on tbe proselyting among Chicago gang At Federal Phone WLA-34S77 'SNOWY* RARER TO STEAK. partment in the Civic building,— trail uf the thief who, the reported, sters? _ __ -the public-may read up to the mln-1 Gen- Adm., ltg; l.sgiw, tta Reginald "Snowy" Baker. Aus- j —Officials-have issued an order-that xttAr an emerald ring valued at Would yoo.rather have Edgar! ntr~news from the-battle front: trallan polo star, will be the prin no parrots or love birds be removed Kennedy or Edna May Oliver Jor] TONIGHT and FRIDAY $1,000 from ber apartment at 5930 Other features tbat make thii pic cipal speaker when the University from tbe premises without first re Franklin avenue. The actress told the warden of your model jail? High School Parent-Teacher asso- I porting to the department. The tele police bat night that ttie ring waa Have you bad your Irony today? ture particularly worth while are ciation celebrates "Fathers Bight" phone number is West Los Angeles taken from tier apartment on Sep —You can get it-la-"Hold 'Em Jail," the bringing together once more of! in tbe school auditorium next j tember 30. tta RKO-Radio picture burlesque- those two highly popular -he men Wednesday, Octobtf^TS. at 8 astro.- iag the "big house." James Cagney "Oet That Lion" Is the film rec stars, Jack Holt and Ralph Graves,! o'clock. Baker will apeak on the I BOY STRUCK DOWN SPEAKING OF PAY-COTS subject,- "Sport and Itn nation toj ord of an actual mountain Hon hunt and the reappearance of Lila Lee,; Seven-year-old Jamea- Burton of BAST LIVERPOOL. Oct. 13 J7F> — in the Tonto basin of Arizona. that comely player, who pleased to; Ute Education of Children." 2341 Camden avenue, sustained Not content with a 8400 cut in htl minor injuries yesterday when be salary, S. E. Paw, superintendent many-when ahe appeared wWh-Holt-i Petroleum product! now consti was struck by an automobile while of schools at WeUsville, voluntarily 'Thunder Below* to Head and Graves ta "Flight." TAKE ALL" tute the largest item oi American j rmssing Mississippi avenue between reduced It $600 more. Daw's action, BL "Thunder Below." the aecond import Into Manchuria. Tourist experts ln England are, Selby and Oftrland avenues, ttm to help the school board stay with Double Dill at California feature at the Wilshire, Tallulah '. With MARIAN NIE.UM, ~ motor vehicle was driven by Charles in Hi budget, trill make hli atw sal expecting a greater number of for-1 The Tux California fttiatet, Vi n- Bankhead, Chariea Bickford audi OCT KIBBEE, DICKIE MOORE eign visitors this year than last. Hlney, 40, of 2149 Camden avenue. ary $3,000 a year. Paul Lukas carry tbe leading roles. lce, bat booked for its next program and a powerful story of a woman sad Coal tmoke has done nearly $300.- Slim Summerville Comedy twe men living beyond tbe boun 000,000 damage to English buildings daries ef civilization —Paramount's In ihe last 25 yews. FITZPATRICK TRAVEL-TALK "Thunder Below," starring Tullulah Soovimlrs— Srrsppy Cartoon Bankhead, Charles Blckford aad and News Paul Lukas. THE Bta "Thunder Below" provides a new kind of a triangle, aet against a SfcJPPOR DANCE background tt tropical Irritations Aay Seat Always tbat strangely emphasise an exotic Ue 2 aituatlon. 'SEAND HOTEL* Any Time Featurea Int Un ate details ft the "cafe Santa Monica, at thhe Foot of Flee Blvd., en the Beaeh RIDAY—SATURDAY WINNER racket" are ahown in "Night World." alao on the new Osllfornla program. Friday and Saturday Nlghta, Oct. ltth and ltth LEW AYRES CHARLES BICKFORD Lew Ayrea, Mte Clarke, Boria HARRY OWENS ORCHESTRA BORIS KARLOFF TALLULAH BANKHEAD Karloff and Dorothy Revler head "NIGHT WORLD** the cast. Direct frem the Fashionable Antlers Hotel, Colorado Springs "Thunder Mow" For Reaervatlena Phone 29991 LAST TIMES TONIGHT ntt entire story Is laid la a gay WARREN WILLIAM night elub in a great olty, sad all Our winter rates on rooms now CONSTANCE BENNETT tlw tveati transpire in a single prevail st attractive prlcet. 'SKYSCRAPER SOULS" "TWO AGAINST TRE WORLD" night.
Nearly 1.000 building permits bate been issued ln Melbourne, Aus NO COVER CHARGE tralia, this year. DINNER, IU* MINIMUM CHARGE, $1.00 ALL Mays Bardfield farmhouse. 300 years (dd near Brentwood, England, waa de 30' WILSHIRE stroyed by fire recently. TIIOLI w SANTA MONICA ^^ TONIGHT LAST TIME TODAY—BIO DOUBLE BILL NUART THE DOOMED BATTALION" a—Great Features—2 LAST TIMES TONIOHT Tbe Picture Terrific with TALA BIRELL and LUIS TRENKOB ALSO REVIVAL REQUEST GLORIA SWANSON fat "INDISCREET" "WAR CORRESPONDENT" Will JACK HOLT—RALPH GRAVES—LILA LEE . FRIDAY and SATURDAT—BIG DOUBLE BILL tmt "SILVER LINING" ROGERS With MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN and BETTY COMPSON—and "THUNDER BELOW" Gllnore Wins •• the Highway Jfa.it mm tt BOB STEELE IN "SON OF OKLAHOMA" Tallulah Bankhead—Pan! Lukas—Charles Blrkfeei Umes mm the Speedway . . . Consistently! ^•UMPSPSMDIMTLV QpietTia' DOSSfaAKIH SPOKEN DRAMA C ihnof tarn wea -Wee el offer of the taemt «-
398 small heart ln the Dummy, and, of A PRETTY TRIPLE SQUEEZE course. East did likewise. "Squeeze plays," aa Mr. W. Abbott "I now led the King of hearts Gorham observed in a recent letter,! and overtook lt with the ace in ; "are vary common, but a triple the Dummy, following with the squeeze. In whicb both opponents 1 Queen. At trick 11, the following are trapped, Is a rare deligBtT'J situation resulted: Mr. Gorham "then goes on to re- * 3-- count tttt story of the following deal, te which- hi sat South: He • J _ ^OMER HOOPEE HE'S NOT HOME YET «eHs—the story so well-that I give ; A K By FRED LOGHER tt in his own words: A Q io fj^rrr, m — ^ TREE ~ FREE IL eur i5 AH EXCESS OF JOV gfWtf^ ffec/te' •^ VJELU MR. JUNGLEVtfDU „ North—Dealer. -•—— t Q 'Neither side vulnerable. * - *% - OP TWE jrajUNGLlp*" CLOSED BORDERlMfr W WOTSLIW/ 1 k GET Mt — *A HA - - - H A 8 oar OP "WE * J 8 ' 4 ( -7 OH BOY ~ ONDSUWU.A/MON\ER 3 -niNfiti flfPAfttn V ~4N&ffXHgVfR,gFr m A Q J^T 3UN$LE,BUr t K J 9 5 8 REJOICES *N**~ I^TRSL^ VOU AGAIM IT'LL j A5HE_W«SB 2 * - eais IM oar oF "WE t* "With the lead of the hear 3UNGLfi — BE TOO SOOkl. K 9.tS A Q 10 2 . OWE LPST 10 9 8 4 —tt 7 6 5 3 Kfiave, it became East's turn to Be L60K A -A Ml— —* Q B squeezed His discard of a spade SJ6KT fiRCflS 9 8 5 * J 7 enabled ms to cash both oarda of A 6 that suit in my tend on tte laat HIM THST 41 tilp tricks. WWES A*^" —9- JC— f 8 7 4 1 "An interesting feature of tte BLStFROM A K Q 10 6 4 hand is thstrhad Wesst elected to HIS MIND. The Bidding: protect his spade King by discard _ rSotith West North East ing hearts. East might have daring Tf" Pass ly discarded his three spades and 3d|k Pass 3NT Pass held hearts, but thia would have heen nullified by the lead nf -the- -«« ^ 4* Pass 4NT Pass PAPER. Pass Pass Ace of spades from tte closed hand, > |M Tfc* A. K All Bights Beeein* fit* Pass following -tte exhaustion of trumps, "Six clubs was undoubtedly an which would—have squeezed- -tte- overbid, with so many diamond necessary trick from East." BOUNTTTCriraT .McFANG TAKES HIS TIME By EDWIN ALSER losers in my hand, but the making of Ttw clubs seemed a certainty, TODAY'S POINTER and, with my honors to offset any The making of the plan of play loss, I decided to attempt the siam. must not be deferred until lata in "A spade led by West would hava tte tend. An essential part of as* defeated the contract, but appeared curate play is an accurate plan undesirable,' so he chose the Ace of made*immediately after the Open diamonds. When he followed with ing lead and tte exposure of the the Tea, X paused (as 2 tew learned Dummy on tte table. to do from youi*teachings and from bitter experience) to study the hands and decide what plan, tt any, TOMORROWS BAND would ba likely to garner tte re Tte bidding and play of tte hand maining tricks. Eleven tricks were printed below will be discussed to sure, snd three lines of play at first morrow: suggested themselves to BW as a East—Des 1ST. means at capturing the twelfth: Both sides vulnerable, 1—The diamond finesse: * 9 2—Establishing a diamond tn the m A J 6 5 Dummy by discarding and .lttf* t A J 9 6 5 2 Ing in tte closed hand; + 74 3—The squeeze. A K Q 10 j s a "Ths first plan seemed fore 8 5 4 9 4 doomed to failure; the second would 8 7 • 4 3 leave me without aa entry IB tte 8 7 K Q 10 I Dummy with which to cash tte 6 5 3 2 SCORCHY SMITH By JOHN C. TERRY NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS By OSCAR HITT diamond, and ttm length tf tte 7 6 trump suit seemed, to point to the K Q 10 3 2 squeeze play aa tte logical plan sf K Q 10 5 ICIEST HrtRED^/OU'D AST^ ^} HOW VOUTALK^ A J 8 ^SCORCHY . I AIA FRIGHTENED OVER WHAT HAS Tljlililil OH SCORCHV'.YOU ARE. BUMDEDl, attack; ao I decided to adopt ttet ALREADV HAPPENED'. YOUR INTERFERING 11 , •V YDUR OWM BRAVERy '. MYRY T*GO WITH VA TO Ak THOUGH TWAT Olt) **^= method. Study the hand, decide how you 1 would bid and play lt and then IN TOEKIDNAPING - VOUR. AIR BWUE WITH ^IJliif 1 AONMRE VOO fOWt - BUT VOU TH MOVIES, BOSVIELL ?- PIECE OF PASTR.V MEANS "By this time West and East win RODRIGUEZ - ms REFUSAL TO TEU. "WE POUCE 'howling for blood,' so I took tte compare tbe results you obtain with ARE SURRDUNBED BV ENEMIES U&H'. IF \ VJUZ VOU, I'D those shown in tomorrow's article. WW) HE IS — t AMD NOW THIS RAID OM VOUR. HOTEL WHO WILL VCOP AT NOTUIM& - . J ANV WRINKLES IN second Mlk in tte Dummy tttt SCORCHY, YDuvt ©err TO LEAVE HOLLVWOOD AT ONCE! AT NOTHING,I TELLVOUl MAKf WSeiF SCARCER'N' HV BROVM - HE'S AU the diamond King and Immediately Jiamusasgygg PIWFEATHERS ON A FROGS WASHED UR AlSti led clubs. On tte first 5 leads I dis Millard Williams Witt ,3ACK AFORE PETERS &USTS carded a diamond and three spades |*W /BOMT WORRV, MISS ALVAREZ, MISS ALVAREZ \ WISH from ttt Dummy. West discarded Present Violin Recited Y/A"> HOW ONRBASONABLE ! I COULD BELIEVE ALL IN OH THE SCENE! r- KtH IS ifSSTMAK _t two spades, and Bait two hearts. Millard Williams, well known vio //Sf»»>3s\ WHAT COULD ANY ONE GAIM . TiAlS FOR YOOR PEACE THAT MVISIBUE tV I now led my last trump, knowing linist sad teacher, wlll present ft rapfl^i* # \) BV BclH&RfflOPME'. 3. /JOF MINS- BUT WW . that If the adverse hearts had been violin recital, assisted by Llllle HOW CATS '. I'M, HOTTHAT ODO YOU KNOW ? equally divided and West's other Charlotte Williams, soprano, and •_tisJh£ - pORTANT X two cards were a spade honor and Mildred langley, pianist, Saturday WHAT PROOF one other ln that suit, te would now nlgbt in Miles playhouse. HAVE VOO be squeezed. I hoped te would dis Williams' program will include card a heart, which would make "Concerto No. 1," Bach; "Lettre de w things easy for me. But ttet wily Chopin." Spalding; "Tte Blue La --.r/ — » ^T7 player, noting my discard of spades goon, "Wlnternitz; Waltz In A t\iniA. in tte Dummy, seemed to sense Major." Brahms-Hochstaln; "Ga x?wA' tte situation and made what I con votte," Carl Bohm; "Poem," Plbtch. sider tte best play of tte tend ln Sad "Hungarian Dance Na V m throwing the nine of spades, baring Brahms-Knelsel. -A 'r__\ S** hta King. BH evidently hoped hla Mlaa Williams will sing two old partner held a guarded high spade English ballads. "Should Hs Up AM OFFER NO PROOF; SCOBCUV, S«3<" or that I would attempt a spade braid." Bishop," and "Cherry Ripe," BECAUSE X AM IGNORAKT OF WHAH finesse. I was forced to discard a IS ACTUALLY GOIUG ON - BUT I Horn. FEELIT * I KKOWIT' fMY BEING HERE TONIGHT SHOULD BE. PROOF IM VTSEll* fT -^!3fe - 5 —*•*• -tZ**-__ XI WHY SHOULD YOU WISH N\v w TO WARN IAE —ANPVET J4S IPLEB6 E ME HOT "TO DEFEND IS /\ MYSELF — OR RUNDOWN/ ! THESE ENEMIE1 -.•tf vx _Si' S lA-iVViVW S KT\
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a showing of men*-$=style$in this section •••••• Iof Santa^Monica tomorrows Two days when you are kings and no longer mere men! Two days when you will be given all consideration, all preference! Two days when things you Hee and want to see will be shown! Two days when Santa Monica and all it has to offer is yours! Come down and get in the swing of things... the women are invited but reminded that on these jdays they are •.. just women. .. and the men are men!
Men's day haa been success ful in many larger cities throughout the United States because it gave the men a chance to easily shop and see for themselves things thst interest only them!
Even—furniture, laundry service and various features These are the days when the mea will have a showing of styles all their own. And you'll get the idea, when you that appeal to you men will be featured on these days. see yourself in new clothes, of just what is meant when some one says a man is as prosperous as he looks! Smart grooming is just a bit of personal advertising that tells the world how good you are ... and don't think Plan to take a leisurely hour or so on one of these days your business associates don't judge you a lot by your appearance! and sete the things the mer chants think you will like The beauty of it all is that you don't have to make large expenditures to acquire this prosperous look! Go . . . you'll not be urged to buy . . . it's just a way for through these pages ... see for yourself what Santa Monica will do for her men! . . . You'll be excited about you to become better ac it ail! • •. Too, these pages are all interesting because they contain your kind of stuff . . . news that he-men quainted with your own town . . . and know what like ami read .. • it's all your section . •. and it is hoped that you like it as much as the pleasure it gave the you can expect when you merchants in preparing men's days for you! do shop.
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Watches Cleaned $1.50 Genuine Main Spring*, $1 Crystals ...... 25c, SOc Youngsters Follow Elders in Selections From Range of Fall Styles m. a TBOMrsoN Watch Repair Shop I the-ordinary designing- than.-&yer •ter-ning always- takes on new life IMS Fourth 81,. ODD-stte OnUoak around the holidays when women do] before and essential employment of Children Young Fellow Furnishing Trends Skhow | the better grade tf materials ls the the buying.- , Younger Beau Brummels I logical basis from which these ultra New colors tbat ire stressed for [HAIRCUT 35c 25e effects emanate. This ls as true In fan ar* sapphire blue, royal blue,] Expert Work Beautiful Shop Remembered Shift Toward Quiet Tone j neckwear, hosiery, sweaters, muf- madonna blue, blood-red. scarlet.; Sanitary Methods ; ners, pajamas and underwear as it Persia_T~phk la&juerrWOu "brown. Richness mort than radiance; elegance rather than emphasis; It in shirts. old gold, hunting yellow, silver grey Outlook Shop beauty rather than boldness; these are the themes on which fashion Joys* Coats to Be Seen Ntw Treatment and duck green. ' 1506 FOURTH SI. ' in Swagger Effects; has planned men's haberdashery for -fall. Even ln pajamas and shorts Pastel shades that have been so which hitherto have been, more or less, riotous in pattern and color de high in the vogue all summer in I Many Styles signing this season show a general toning down In keeping with tlw • neckwear are now retiring in favor i BRAUN'S PANTS SHOP trend. j of the deeper shades. These colors Aside trom the "camel's Hair" polo Tills by no means Is to be taken simply that tastiness is displacing | are richer tnd warmer but not to I 216 Broadway. Santa Monica Lsvhich ls mainly shown la deep- as an Inference that the styles sre flambuoyancy. - thc extent of radiance. Beds but not. lls type of fabric there Is a great less characterful and attractive but Changed Trend I bright reds; greens; But not gaudy j bUowhiB for the chinchilla cost ol Where formerly men Have been; I greens; blues, browns and lots tf ] Sister or trench styling. Boucles also I applying "their color emphasis by ; black and white and black and grey ; $7.50 to $10.00 Sample Pants _gow being shown tn these little j means of furnishings to set off the| combinations will be shown. fllows' coats. They are usually [mort moderate designing of suits While all-over designs mostly ln j For men and young men. Exceptionally fine yled sith ths full draped back and now we see more pronounced pat ' geometrical, grille and cross-bar tf- J quality alt-wool worsteds, blue serges, Oxford | half belt: usually embellished with terns in the clothing and less ob I fects are shown, stripes will be more j greys, cheviots, also many other colors to choose rstive embcms on the sleeve trusive effects in the furnishings. I prominent than we have noted for j from. Tailored from high-priced suiting by surh fwtth gilded military buckles, several seasons. Elaborate floral ef 85 ^lyithar type of overcoat that Is There seems to be a fundamental nntionally famous houses as Fashion Park! practice tn tbt ensemble planning of fects and Persian or paisley treat- All sites. widely favored is fsshioned witb the ' ments are a little less in evidence '3 men's apparel; that" tl to always raglsn shoulder and sleeve. This i than before though this type of pat- Ban effect has been applied both present vtry decided contrasts be to box coat and polo type of over tween clothing and the accessories. coats and conveys a very swagger Such a plan bas a neutralising and pt to the llttle "garments—it balancing effect tbat marks good On the polo type this is ac grooming. The dllletante even pre companied by slash pockets while scribes that If a striped shirt is worn. Very ample patch pockets are placed tbt neckwear should be of a figured on the box coats of this order. design and If a figured patterned Novelties in Boys' Wear shirt It worn tbe neckwear should at CampbeWs you buy Sweaters in various models andl bo a striped treatment. Contrasting slty arrangements are important j for balance Is tbe Invariable key in boys' apparel for the com- note. .J~season. There are new ideas in Patterned Shirt Foremast [.the sleeveless sweaters that reveal In shirts the trend has established very attractive body designs, decora- a decided reversal. Por the patt two panels and emblems en breast! season* whites Wd plain colored biillow pockets. Th ere are very j shirts have dominated mtn'tatyling |ly-two-tone trims in which con-1 Above and to the right Hi soms styles tn suits and overcoats Mt this fall will see patterned Mt colors from the foundation ef- suitable for younger wesrers who would follow ths mode. shirts at the top of the vogue. Ttttt tt >re employed as pipings eA the | I., I ...,"• I Is expected to develop a run on neck, cuffs and pockets. fancy patterned collar-to-match Then there Is a clever comblna- shirt* with th* collar starched and sweater and jerkin, The sleeves, tbt bosom rasoft' tmt also to return ouffs and sometimes a turtle neck Boys Kee£ Eye on Older to favoritism tba deml-bosom shirt Dllar are of the knitted fabric and which present* patterned collar, the body Is of suede or leather. This panel bosom and patterned cuff, all corduroy Is rapidly making In Brothers in Universities starched and ttm balance tf -tta roads into the popularity of over shirt laundered ttft in a contrast coat*. In these warmth ts supplied Playgrounds and town lots nowadays ltf. tt tir as apparel goes, ing pitta eolor. Tttttt will bt (ht Land tt provides the lad with more replicas of college campuses. Not only the boys of "prep" age but even dressiest shirt* tf the season. , those in primary classes insist that the styling of their clothes be along e Of course, for lounfre and sport •SrX the same lines as those popularised by their big brothers ln college. mmmmim- mtm__ wear aad tor day wear among uni I This fall the shrewd designer* Of Junior clothes have played up to th , ....at a price suede jackets an for a bit milder versity mnt the eoU*r*attaob*d Bright Colors preference to a degree greater than thlrt either plain er patterned will In the curduroy types of these j ever before. The better suits for weather although many hardy boye ovor suits, These consist of a sleeve- throughout the winter. •till have a strong following. In garments many bright and rich col- boys are even showing the English wear lhem these shirt* you'll see a majority ora are shown of shades liking those drape influence so far as minor de less pull-over waist, very much of They are of leather, ttttt or mole- made with the tab-collar which has tbat prep boys have been sporting tails are concerned. These details the styling of a V-neck sleeveless skin with either button or tipper gained enormous adoption because You don't buy price here—you buy quality in their wide slacks. Other .sheep- are for" the fullness across the back sweater and knlcker trousers of the ir.0"t- fuU blouse|| t0 the wtm *"* of tho neatness of its set attained ad coats are of heavy leather shell and chest and In the slight pucker 7 hlth over-ear collars. stmt material. The materials used .. • - . ,_ by a celluloid insert which is placed here at a price. You cannot wear price—you blacks, reds, greens, browns and Ing of sleeve heads, .. _TT_~ JuvenilT e styles have not changed under tta fronts of the collar aad other dark shades. They are made The waist-defining feature of the B these are mostly tweeds, tweed- radically from what we saw at he a buttoning tab whicn secure neat wear and want good clothes at a price. Never , W» huge patch pockets and us- English drape ls not carried out in uroy and corduroy. These aro tlto I tnd of last winter. Pertain new ven. ness of fit about the neck. ually belt all-round. i these clothes because boys still want being worn to some extent by the tures madt themselves evident at Fine Texture* |e skating season will see boys the utmost freedom of body action, llttlt fallows from 5 to 8 years, the close Qf_thc Mtson and. met in your lifetime, or in our lifetime, have you ring the long and wide knitted and its only the letall* that con- Sehool boysi-and this refers only with such acceptance thtt they will Patterns are so smart in design ufflers with high gauntlet boots. to the under-prep age boys, arc los be continued In form with some ing of-the shirts this fall that only been able to get such qualitjrin things you tribute to looseness that are prac variations this fall. These boots have been pretty well tical for adoption by this genera- ing interest tti overcoats. Of course the best of weaves lend themselves j established as the footwear for lion. parents insist upon the boy having Jn juvenile suits these are nov to the intricacies of designing even want as you can now during these extra- boys for school and sport occasions. at least one dressy overcoat for Bun elty variations of Eton and flapper though the character of these pat 0f C U1Se l he Berets Popular .i h ° » J; ^'I^ep'" modelsI^^Rnxr^esFoccflglon^enr, burioi{^iesZTa^ficoa"ts~^e wiirJJJ^ terns are simplt t8"tffeet. Plug iua» value days. At this store you will find a SLi^LI^" „ ^S _„_*?* Iftneral e vtry day ute even on coldest little polo coats of camel's hair and draws, real line-count- percales, and berets are pressing caps | English models the prep boy . popularity with such boys days tht school lad prefers hla suede classy little raglan effect in fleece tweed shirtings and novelty Jac large selection of nationally famous mer -wear headgear at alt. asjhas passed his romping days-and ts jBCket or a sheep-ltned coat. tend tweed materials. Three-piece quard* In broadcloths present tta • -There have been no notable a bit more style-conscious from unUt-^he sheep-lined coats are—tli+sipper suits composed of blouse, leg-1 cleverest attteta Neat itrlpat. all i ~ changes in the minor accessories of versity angles^ So you cannot go too three-quarter length, usually of I glngs and bertt or tam to match are I over designs, clip patternt and pan- chandise .. . the worldzs^inest brands^such lyt. Polo shirts in jersey weaves rar ror nim.ms jacket, u^gjiirj and jja^thar and lined with sheep-wool also popular features: ZEEeM? win fig eied~or-colored motifs present ntw tth tipper- front are slightly -dis- waistcoat will all follow the general or marmot These are mostly In Nor-1 shown la leather, suede, moleskin j notes in These shirts, as... placing shirts for school wear but nags or English drape OMCrlMd IR folk back style with encircling belts] and ooze materials with Blouse" In all furnishings mort attention never for dress occasions. "land ample side pockets. They alao closed at front wttt zippers and is being paid to the developments where In this Issue. have a huge convertible collar. The laggings at the side of efcher leg. ' of original, distinctive and ovifcof- Boys who are nut inclined to adopt Opportunity Offered to the English drape are going -in—to] : the sport, and Norfolk models ttat HART SCHAFFNER 4 MARX na\ e casi 1 on w atcn J college boy* wear at lounge effects, CLOTHES That the present is an opportune These are very much llkt tho nun-, time to invest in a good watch and mer formal sport jackets and slacks. SANTA MONICA WO money without sacrificing qual- The jackets show sport details of LEO A. KRAUSE ity, is the opinion of two of Banta jpleais. back belts and yokes andthe $25 2 $35 tea's well known jewelers, How- trousers often of another material. Successor to Z___t_Z ard Blanchard and O. O. Tulllg. such a* a tweed or corduroy, ar* eut Both of these men have been la |extr.emely wide, high-rise front and -FIFTH STREET the jewelry business for many years j front pleats. Some have elastic CORNETT'S SOGIETYTOAND SUITS and are ih a p6sItIon~to~ anticipate I bands; others have novelty contrap- a coming rise in price*. Blanchard's ! tions at tbe hips, & OVERCOATS tad Tullls' are showing extensive The younger tchool boyt above lines of nationally famous watch tbe Juvenile class art going strong makers. I for the two-piece combination pull- CLEARAWAY SALE $30 * $35 J7F" Of Broken Lines- KNIT TEX O'COATS 3 Reasons Why MEN'S SUITS $20 - $25 You Shoula FLORSHEIM SHOES Former Values to $35.00 BUY A WATCH NOW! $8e00 I Wtll. Construct ed! FaU Styles! STETSON & KNOX HATS _ _ Prices are lower t h a n Evtry Suit ~ tHey have been for many Fabrics.! Stylee! in this group is yeart and will surely ad Colors! Tailor desirable ia ev —== $5.00 i— vance—as—business im= ing! These suits ery respect. The score on every proves extreme drastic CHAMPION SHOES point, men! Step cut in price is In here Friday made on account 2. We are now showing a and check them of si ges being $3.50 very complete line of over for your broken. Here is Longines, Omego, Ham self. Browns, the thrifty buy ARROW __ GRAYCO SHIRTS ilton, Elgin and Waltham greys and fancy er's opportunity. Watches ln the newest mixtures; wear patterns. able suits. $L95 - $2,50 INTERWOVEN HOSIERY 3. A selection now for Broktn Lines of Broken Lines Christmas will give us STETSON and DOBBS MEN'S ample time to teat and 35c -- $1.00 regulate and do any en HATS graving desired ln a sat OXFORDS isfactory manner. Former Values to $10. Former Values to $10. Everything Being Equal—Buy From Your Local Clearaway Price Clearaway Price Only 10 Merchants and Help Santa Monica Weeks A DEPOSIT WILL HOLD $350 $395 Continue to Prosper. Until YOOR SELECTION UNTIL Christmas WANTED Since 1887 LEO A. KRAUSE CAMPBELL'S Tht Homt mf Kuppenheimer Clothes and Mallory Hats O. G. TULLIS Start ftr Men—Where Wonts* Track 1428 Fourth Street SANTA MONICA AT*"5tli STREET Santa Monica 332 Santa Moniea Boulevard
ifc_-..-.V'. •-. :_t->r..__r_:.; __.__ JMWPJMMMMtoMMHiii THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1932 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PAGE ELEVEN New Science Being; Sought Haberdashery Employing Softer Color Tones; Headgear off Face Evolutionary Mechanics, New Topcoats jConstabaiarY Mathematics Traced Varied Designs Favored In Fall Hats ,, ti by Learned Group LQ B JL H Being Draped! Routs Moras By WALTER B. CLAUSEN A men / vole • • nis dail if companion fhru qcara . . NW Ait-elated fim Staff Writer PASADENA. Oct. 13 (.1"—Whether Tight Fitted Garments in JOLO, PL, Oct. II (.I* — In oilier possession I* quife SO pertonal. Wilh Hie pric.s ol mathematics, tlw queen ol tbe sci fierce fighting today the highly wat-tic lower than In manijmantj, montmoniyj ijcariqcan, toaaitodaijj 1/ Hia ences, may give birth to a new prin Discard Due to Change trained Philippine constabulary opportune time to replace uour/ withn a new, precision tinw cess by a mating witb genetics, the routed warlike Moro outlaws from science of mating, is a question m Suit-Styles —H piere as modern ana ellicienl as qour business or prolusion. j their fortified village of Tayungan. raised in the minds of a group of re - r search workers here. The English
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A Bug in Your new "drape" model tn men's suits that calls for a different type of Ear About Suit Changes shoe—a narrow straight~~Tf p e— Draped Lines; Varied Qoods Used in Men's Wear; Shoes Conservativeslightl y rounded ln front aad with CHRISTMAS! a perceptibly narrower toe. Conspicuous Popular Leathers Oive your wife a type Boarded leathers are tending to replace the full Scotch grain so gen writer! Women every English Drape Now Rules erally accepted last fall. 8mooth where have adopted leathers, some Scotch grain, napped them for personal cor for Man Who Would leathera, such aa brown buck, and Be ia Style— patent take their place for the va respondence and home rious typea et shoes they interpret budgeting. Easy, to learn - Changes in ttlt styling of men's most successfully:— All makes sold on easy jgid.jiver-garments has been In the many -style details there terms. ry gradual Trom one " sSSSSCto] J-L_e¥ideMe_thai_yje_ English^ boot other so that no man ever felt he makers have exerted an increasing' : obviously out of line in making influence on American shoe fash last season's garment serve fw sev| ions. Tbe result is a smarter, more' Bay Cities eral seasons after he originally sophisticated type of ahoe. One that •adopted it. crraeates an impression vary satisfying Typewriter Shop The designers of cloth ing have not to tha man wbo gives careful con [been eo alert tn this respect as the sideration to every detail of his ap- 424 Santa Monica Blvd. (lgners of women's wear whose pearance. BANTA MONICA effort has been to so radically the styles from one season Cuba has a beach pajamas vogue. i another that a complete new out- was Imperative with the woman (Jnskes any pretensions to style correctness. English Drape But this season things will be WcfawttkPtickbylTWlioTiL different In men's wear. Whether the designers have been really .design ing tn enforcing the out-moding of last year's garments or whether it —-just happened that a new trend has j In the smaller details of sleeves, Oxford and Cambridge greys ln ~ Wltt ty pass we do not know -but J lapels, pockets, etc,, there ls but lit all manner of pattemlngs as well as •—rthere have been more style innova tle variation shown from former small mixture are favored shades in Footwear Hue tions Introduced In men's suits, treatments. Lapels will be both tha fall suitings. These are pointed overcoats and topcoats for the fall notch and peak with tha former to displace tha rage for solid color _~ season of 1932-33 than we hay Wl leading. Sleeves are smaller and tap blues that were so strong laat fall. tht "Donfcuiy" -Hn any one season In a decade. ered down to tha most confining Next to these grey effects, aad Now Stressed Siyta No. 81 Thn outstanding departure lDLBtSfc cuff we have seen 111 several reasons. there willbemauji gradations of the! tng for this season is the adoption Double-breasted suits are going to color shown, are tans, browns and rr-jf «.» English drape. We my adop- I be extremely popular"this fall both several tones of greens, tfia English Browns and Tans Proving tlon advisedly tat lt was early laat ln regulation and in English drape drape suit calling for pattern treat spring that this model was tenta I styling; The peak lapels oniynsre ment of moderated character—de Popular for Day Wear^ tively launched and hesitatingly shown on these models. velops a favoritism for the more sponsored by the most adventure Patterns are Stressed unobtrusive patterns such as quiet Black Only at Night some Of American style censors. It t Solid color suits and small mixture herringbones, subdued overplaids met with such immediate accept - pa terns that have been so high In and sedate interval stripes. In fact This ls clearly a season when where you see tha drape model you color Is of paramount importance in | ance with the better dressed men vmms will see it in patterned weaves ot men's shoe styles. Brown, In all the] "that clothing manufacturers were refined rather-than bold designing. I graduations of tone considered . encouraged to go ahead with it with In the worsted weaves jwi'U see smart far fan, takes the lead. Ii greater emphasis until now it actu-1 plain twills, herringbones and small -a logical color choice—in harmony ally dominates the fall fashions with! all-over patterns. Some of the color with Uw season. It is Interesting to i—no uncertain assurance. trousraers are high-rise and show ver combinations ln these all-over ef note tint never before has fashion The English drape model has oc tical pleats at front; considerable fects are in two-tone combinations given the stamp of approval to so cupied a firm position in England fullness over the hips and a gradual z_Jor some time but lt was one style of black antf white, grey and white. many versions of tbls staple color. tapering more accentuated as we tan and white, two shades of brown, A fact that is significant, since FREEMAN -- that never seemed to get by the get below the knees. " "Statue ot Liberty until this spring. greyish blue and grey, bluish grey it affords tha Individual the oppor ""We believe that its adoption over While thla garment ls loose it still and blue and others with small tunity to exercise personal choice SHOES FOR MIN here was more due to a desire for creates a semishapely effect because sprinklings of red. Fin dots, checks to an unprecedented degree. Black, something radically new than be- of- the figure-defining details at the and geometrical motifs predominate aa always, haa its followers, and •—rause of any special allurements of waist and tha trim cut of the trous in the worsteds. .w-~ obviously, is tha only color fashion A fin© expression of English style and ers. Despite Its looseness the well- approves tor evening. the model itself. built man can wear thla model Ilgft The model has very obvious Eng Smart Brown Shades o fine example of the quality work lish details that have always been gracefully—and with—distinction. Typewriters Offered for Aintree—a custom tan—is particu contrary to the American man's Young business men and college larly favored for the better grades manship that has mads Freeman Ideas of how a garment should grace men wiU put lt over with eclat, It is Christinas Gift-Seekers of Show. In logical sequence come --lbe figure. That ls why this style shown in both single and double- Tbe Bay Cities Typewriter shop, Hispano tan and Bourbon. These and its welcome can be taken as a breasted models with the. former In 434 Santa Monlea boulevard. Is of two colors end their intermediary Shoes famous. Made of the world's real innovation. the majority. fering puzzled husbands an early shades promise to rank among the Word About Drape Vests solution of "what to give the wife best sellers ln tbe brown family for finest calfskin .. .Widths AA to D. Details of Drape The vest to go with the English for Christmas" ... a typewriter. to these suits the Jackets aro fall. drape suit la cut along lines to carry Women throughout the nation are Cordo brown is a shade that con A red high spot In value'at $51 somewhat easier and looser than our out the English silhouette. It is a rapidly adopting the convenience ot tinues ln vogue which was well es en have worn for—many years. short, hlgh-walsted style with six tha typewriter as part ot tbeir tablished in tho late winter aad They have no end of softness In the button front, five to button. The household equipment. Several large early spring. These classifications Shoulders and drapery in the fronts, trousers are hlgh-waisted and have typewriter manufacturers have re offer a distinctively new, fresh note i fact the sleeveheads actually two pleats at—the waistband on cently placed on the market type acker and the chests seem almoet for fall and will be largely featured. either side. They -are—quite—wide writers specially designed for home Custom Lart CAMMBELVS folds and the backs are ampm across the hipi__^ttiaet—so much or student use. Biped rather than fitted. The fullness at this point that t he trous The combination of comfort and Store for Men—Where Women Trade waistline, however, ls fitted but ers hang straight from tha back In a smartness give to the custom last an looseness is again apparent as we way that does not show any hori outstanding popularity la man** 332 Santa Moniea Blvd. bserve the trousers heads.—The- zontal wrinkles In the seat.-such as Manchuria Fighting Near footwear for autumn. It follows the
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1932 EVENINajftUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PAGETHIRTEBSpi
Samohi Students Make Community Chest Drive Posters SCHOOL AT PALMS Pupils Honor SET^RECORD FOR lOutlook wai John Muir Students Qive Columbus Day PagedfHF Work Praised ATTENDANCE GAIN UPim I HlStOiy ^By Direetem Climbing above the 2,000 mark. AlexantleT Hamilton. Loe Angeles'f~-— .... • —ff-:. V'ISB Anniversary Forms Basis newest high school, set ab all-time J Story of Santa Monica dty attendance record with an' en Placards Put in Windowg of Activities Paring rollment nfffitt according to Mrs. to Be fflustrated^iii— Frances J Mclnerney, registrar of Store Buildings Past Two Weeks In order to accommodate the in Pamphlet crease twelve bungalows havt been During Campaign Not only has Columbus day been brought te the campus. Despite the In response to many requests Posters madt by the Samohi celebrated today at Franklin school, heavy 'ncrease. only two additional from school boys and girls, the Out- vaneed lllustratio class formed but the anniversary has formed the instructors have been employed; -The look's Story of Santa Monto, which center of Interest in a number of exhibit and elicited enthusia _ faculty now includes 71 Instructors. appeared as a weekly serial during' activities dllrlng the past two weeks. With a month of school behind commendation from Community >-' last school year, la to be published' In the B-5, A-5 class, tne boys and them, the students have resumed Chest workers at their opening din- ln pamphlet form;— girls are working on a class book their activities. ear meeting Monday night at the entitled, "Spanish Explorers," which The Nevians, who obtained their Although a large number of pu- j is to contain pictures of what name from the Isle of Nevus, birth pill clipped tbe serial installments, Presbyterian church. Columbus saw when he discovered place of Alexander Hamilton have BM saved them In scrap books. _ __3-__i America, and stories of Cortez, organized with 38 members. The there are many others who have not The postern, which have beea Ponce de Leon, Pizarro, DeSoto and Nevians constitute Alexander Ham complete copies and who now find placed to various downtown build Magellanr ~ ilton's h oner scholarship- society. they are needing the material more. ings where they will be seen by The stories, . which were written Winifred Blair ls chairman of the this year than ever before since the' thousands- of~Santa-Monleane tmt* [^_ by membera of the class, will In group, which Is sponsored oy Mlss history of Santa Monica has become] tng the Chest campaign, wert clude-those which the class has se Carol jr. Dunia p. a regular part af the junior high praised by Chest workers not only 'A lected as being the "best." Those school English and social science tet their beauty and for tht skill I whose stories have been chosen to courses; - shown by the Samohi artists, but for _ be placed in the "book are: Vivian J The book, when published, will the '.'spirit'-' which ls manifested U_~ Atkins, John Griswold; Helen eooke; Herbert Opuss contain 40 pages of approximately the poster appeals to Etnts Annette Kellle, Walter Duffy, and large note-book slae, It WU] be lea given. Anita Chave*. printed on good paper and bound Coloring Features We Learn Poem 'Columbus' with heavy paper covers Artistic and effective use pf color In addition to the 36 chapters | In the A-4 class, everyone learned ~ln Rehearsal One of the most dramatic moments of the play -uColumbusr! given yesterday by John Muir boys and girls, Is depleted In tbe scene above tt ra outstanding feature of all toe pertaining to Santa Monica from Its • ; posters Simpliclt y of design -is-I tbe poem, "Columbus," by Joaquin earliest recorded history to the pres when tbe great explorer, landed wttb bll retinue and was received tn welcome and wonder by ttm natives. Tto letting wu arranged and the costumes made by the children. The palm treas may be synthetic, but they are picturesque; the doeskin garments of the Indiana may be other quality which to eliciting maeJ^U SSsSeS 'JUKES- o£ Samohi's Music Students!^ ««.. wttt mmtbe included » principally of gunnysack but they looked well behind tbe footlights. The play was the culmination of a social science project in whloh the complimentary comments. the book a number of interesting 11- Mrs. Josephine 8. Roberts, verse eaeh: Oordon Stanton, Paul ! lustrations. \ boys and girls studied Spanish history and customs of the 15th centur y and the life led by the Indians before the coming of the white man. Clinton, Jimmie Wyatt, John Alley to Offer 'Sweethearts' teacher under whose direction and Olen Adair. on November 10 Early Scenes posters were made, when oong Other numbers of thetr program ; One of theae Illustrations is ulated upon the mt. of her Included patriotic songs. double-pare picture showing how dents, said that the mott gratify With the oast chosen and re ^Pupils Study Columbus Day ing feature of the collection, as Part of the social science work, hearsals started, production of Santa Monica would hava .looked Ja Ca Men Battle Today preliminary to the study of Califor- from an airplane in 1877. ten years j ma By a teacher, to tbt Individu "Sweethearts," Victor Herbert's op 1 ality in each poster, no two of tbe nla history, has been the study of era, by students of Samohi's music after it was founded. The Ulustra- [ Columbus, his life and Journeys. tion was made by an artist and it; Playlet Given students having taken the same department,: lias been announced Marine Life! * sa theme In portraying their appeal to Children of the A-2 class, during for November 10. is said by long time residents that! the past week, learned songs and every business building and rest- support of the Chest. The opera which, according to : poems about jihips, painted Pictures mgtnwtoM E tbe music departmenl dence la In Be exact loetttaa. lbe Nature Class Learns to Lincoln Junior Students Lettering Pn eed of ships, and today, for Columbus I promisem_m, _,!.___.e to b*_.e aums outstandin____. ___...__._.g as —u_ pictur- e. . is jut only Interesting and. Although there la no course ta day, they had the story ef tbe dis- "Briar Rose" of two years ago and accurate but is artistic, showing ttM Identify Numerous Mark Anniversary tottering being offered tbto year ln covery of America for their lan "Tba Fortune Teller" of laat spring broad sweep of Santa Monica bay j Aim the high school, tht tottering, ta guage lesson. will include ln its cast 18 principals, Cram the Malibu coast to the pres Sea Creatures of Discovery which Mrs. Roberts gave only tuob Bring Ship Models a chorus of 100. a ballet of 8, and ent Ocean Park district, with the: Instruction as she was able to offer How many grownups living In The 440th anniversary of the dis outside the regular class course, tt Ships of many kinds have been an orchestra of 40. In addition to two small settlements, Santa MOB-j this, a number of smaller singing lea and "South Santa Monica," on Santa Monica, Princess Of the Pa covery of America was commemo another feature which is winning brought to school for the class to cific, know a sea urchin when they rated yesterday at Lincoln junior praise tar the young designer!. see. Pupils who provided the ship and dancing choruses wlll be (brawn the shore above the hay [from the east. Sfiepteture shows Santa Monlcatt j ••« it? or ajimget, an Ink fish, or -high- school when the play, "Thej While Santa Monica's public tt collection are: Jimmy m*ttfl**, Landing of Columbus," written and John Prussing, Lyle Crown, Walter first wharf which, hi WW. replaced » spirorWe* admiring tha Chest posters, hun Role* Selected old Shoo Fly landing from which How many could take their la directed by Miss Florence Davies dreds of Santa Monica's bomea are Studt,-Gordon Pieri, Billy Metcalf. • Eleanor BrownelL as Sylvia, wm and Robert Armacost was presented Kenneth Manning and Clifford the district's first ahipptng was sent- land guests for a walk along the showing their "Chest spirit" through be ttie prima donna; Esther Cor out In the form of brea rrom the beach and name the marine crea-j ln Spanish at a special assembly. posters made by children of the Cole. nejo. as Liane, the soubrette; Rob Interest in tbe fair, which the af pits on Major Hancock's ranch— j tures they might happen to see? A back drop curtain depicting the elementary schools. ert Foulkes, tenor lead, Wttt flat If Following discussions to whloh ternoon kindergarten children the role of Prince Franz; Salvador those same pits now a part of Han- j th» grownups can't, the chU- Santa Maria approaching hied waa cock park ln Loe Angeles, near WU-I dren Cftn- tho children learned about tha work started two weeks ago, continues Mlreles, tenor Juvenile, will take —In tha nature study class in painted especially ftr this produc- shire and La Brea tion by the stage crew under direc of the- Chest and the reasons why and is now Including a farm in tbe role of Lieutenant KarL Madison school, tbe boys and girls! which to keep tbe domestic animals. Harbor Activity Late today the traditional tug-o'-war between -the -Junior college tion of Mlss Dorothy Sklar. art citizens abould give as generouslyas"I — In the character and comedy parts r-e .aking their -lessons interesting possible, posters were made to tbe Tbe farm Is being constructed-tn which make "Sweethearts" one of Alphas and Betas EegaH7 with Bob Crownover and ATTosl as "Cap^" teacher —it shows ships te—the harbor by watching "llve"" specimens| tains. If the freshmen win, their dinljy caps enh be discarded: If art ciassesnttterbfiss and girls mak« the "block corner" and although few ttM moet delightful and colorful of which, due to the founders' dreams. —The cast of characters Included of the children have ever visited a brought in By cnuaren who live "In J they lose, the dinks will see service until the end of tbe football sea- Roger Ponce, Ted Hunter. Don tog their own designs. operas, David Pierson will have the became the busiest seaport in the vicinity of Topanga beach. "real" farm, their representation. comedy lead as Mlkel Mikelovitz, a son. Members of the Alpha team: Crownover, Bob Ring, Harry Ring, Hopkins, Robert Hovey, Richard Decorate Homes Southern California, It shows the Captured la Tide Pools Oill Hoffman, John Phelan, Jack Richards, Holmes Ellis, Clancy through reference to pictures and diplomat; Al Toenjes will be Pe trus railroad, flrat ln Southern Califor Cutler, Billy Engeler, Walter Kings These posters were carried home stories told by teachers ead par Von Trompe. a Parman art collec -Tbe creatures, which—are cap- [ Clark, Eugene Rusman, Art DeNisi, Dan Leonard, Riley Brothers, Don bury, Ed-vard Bromhoad, Arthur by the chlldren where they form— nia except a narrow-gauge line be Fowlerr-John Willard;-Howard Michel; Betas: Post, "Blnk" H«i- ents promises to be a model farm. tor; Royal Stanton-wlll be Arla- tween Loa *ng-»lp« and Wilmington. tured from tide pools, are taken toj Belt, Porter "Elliott, Richard'. Cox; an Important part of the household schooIZSTg'ass JanFot eea water) berg, Norman H&n, Tom Hodges, Hayden cook. Norman Pottle, Hal Learn Animal Songs tlde Canlclie, French entrepreneur; on which goods from American and r,w t Ellsworth Trask, Bud Stead, Malt- decoration. James Griffith will be Hon. Percival {rom j ' "i"i"g a supply of the ocean; Tuttle. Sam Shanbaum. Paul. Weller, 'Bid Ooldin. Earle Gilletter, land Peak, Roy Forrestr-Bruce-BetF] Many of the children have cut out foreign ships were—tallied Clair Dalton, Art Gottlieb, Ed Feo and Woodrow Mecca. Members of the illustration da_5— and colored animals from card Siingsby, English fortune hunter; Santa Monica to Los Angeles for delicacies they like best. ler, Blair stickle. Norman Abbott who WMked oiLthe Chest posters board. Billy Derwin made a corral and Mary Virginia Scragg, charac distribution to other inland towns. Laura Jane Robbins brought ln a and Anita Norcha. include two Junior college students, and hay btnfor the -cows; scatty ter contralto, wilt take the Tots or —Other illustrations In the - book [star—fish and an tok fish; .Richard Assembly Feature Roma Rutherford and MsyowSv^— Stoddard made a corral for the Dame Paula, known aa "Mother are the town's first chureh, first O'Neal bagged a star fish, a sea ery, and these Samohi students: Sid man, a sea urchin and a flag fish. The introduction to the play was horses; Billy Aiken made a pen and Goose." - school, first street car, a view of Boys' League Pupils Stage= delivered by Bill Huters, student ney—Allinkov, -JJhiriey Wttm ' Daughters of Dame Paula—Jean the famous old "Long Wharf," and Evelyn Plpenburg brought ltt the Jeanne Behr." Elizabeth Bowls trough for the pigs. Jy body president, at the senior as Dining music time, tbt_JSlfldren ette. Clalrette, Babette, Lisette, ofthe Southern Pacific terminal to °° 8Pe°ta«n tt spirorbts. Doris sembly, and by Richard O'Reilly, Colin Coats, Bill Cox, Mary j have learned songs about the vari Toinette and Nanette—wlll be Elo the daye whan "steam trains" Rae Lamont. a star fish, a sea snail Meade Davis, Ray Enriquez, Ber and a flag fish, Betty Jane-Miller ^Ghest^Drive vice president of the student body, ous farm animals. ise Kline, June Harrison, Florence puffed aad tooted In Santa Monica. gflans Party at the junior assembly. The story nard Preedman, Evelyn Hutchinson, Boys and girls ot tbe B-2 class, Block, Florence Wheeler, Cleobelle Tbe tNBt cover page bears a pic found some baby sea urchins; Mary Winifred Joyce, Carol Kelsey, June Helen Miller, some limpets and a of the life of Columbus was given for their nature study, have been Lochrie and Orace Delmarse. ture of tha famous old "Arch Rock." First social event to be held to A mlnlatur eCommunity Chest or by Jean Brearly. Rrmsden, Phyllis Ran berg, Betty learning about ttM different kinds Stewart Wilcoxen will Sake the It is expected the book will be sucker fish. Claire Thomas brought the recently enlarged and improved ganization Is ln operation ln the Rope, Alice Russell, Patricia Wal ln some shell crabs. Members of the stage crew who of trees, particularly those whose role of ttt soldier and Alan Camp available early next week. Because high school gymnasium, which was Pilgrim Lutheran school with vari were responsible for the making lace, Mary Whittier, Fred Woods. leaves fall er change color at this bell, that of Jans, the peasant. tbe Outlook wfll bear all expense Learn Family History outgrown several years ago and baa ous pupils taking the roles of chest and assembling of most of the prop Robert Yost, Carol Zimmerman and season. Lodge Setting of publication except the printer's The chlldren not only are becom been Inadequate for school affairs [and city officials while all children erty for the play were Oene Vaa- Janet Littleton.' " b Tba children brought in leaves charges for paper, printing and ing sufficiently acquainted with as well aa for physical education in are bringing their contributions for Setting for the opera includes the dergrift, Tom Oray, Armand Sel- which they used as a border decor binding, tbe book will be sold ior their marina friends to call them by struction, will be a party and dance the chest. lnger, Bill Keppler, Kenneth Brown, courtyard ot ttlt "Laundry of ttM their correct names, but they are given by the Boys' league tomorrow ation for ttM room. At language. 10 eenta a eopy. Stephen Moore has been chosen Bob Stannard, Frank Weil. Walter IMPROVING VOICE they are learning tbe poem, "Come White Geese," in Bruges, Belgium, Watch for the announcement observing their habits and learning night. and tbe royal bunting lodge of the their family history. by the school to represent Geoffrey Jordan, La Vinla Lee. Josephine Es- Little Leaves," and for physical edu which wilt taQ yoa when the book Alan Harding's ercnestra will pro P. Morgan, chest president; Elmer llck, Ernest Forde and Bob Wash AIM OF MEMBERS cation, they will Interpret ttie poem mythical kingdom of Zllanla. la ready for distribution. Madison achool orchestra again The opera wiB be directed by vide tht music for dancing; the new Battles is Mayor Willlam H. Carter; burn. _B rhythms. The colored leaves also promises to be one of the outstand kitchen, which is part of the equip and Audrey Spiess is Mrs. E. R. OF SPEECH CLASS are being used for art work. Herbert G. Bickel, glee club In ing school orchestraa to Baata Mon Indian in Cut structor, with other music classes ment for tbt hygiene department to Maule, chairman of the women's Orchestra Enlarged HONOR STUDENTS tea. The players are hard at work, physical education and so planned division. The costumes were made by Car When you make a public speech or and organisations of the hlgb school under direction of Mia. Ethel that tt also can serve for social olyn Wilson, Jean Rhodes, Imogene Pranklln school orchestra has assisting the glee clubs. The or The citizens of Santa Monica, rep converse with your friends Is your OF SAMOHI HOLD Brooke Glampaolo, on selections occasions, will bt used tar the first Keeler and Claire Stratton. Jane manner easy or embarrassed 7 been enlarged by three new mem chestra, under direction af Mrs. , which ther hope to present hi a time tt a base of supplies for re resented by the school children, wlll Weber and Lorna Spriggs had bers and now includes 14 players. Ethel Brooks Glampaolo, already is be addressed from day to day by the Is your facial expression animated IMPORTANT MEET I "*°ol assembly to the near future. freshments which the boys will charge of the makeup. or dull? Do you maintain a direct The new players are Betty Lou at work on the Instrumental music The violin section is the moet "sraerve. chest officials over the school "ra Of special Interest to the students Sanders, cornet; Woodruff Fisher, which ls one of the delightful fea dio." or a vague relation with your hear The Ont Important meeting this popular to tha orchestra aad to* Harding, wbo ls a Samohi grad- was the fact that Anita N arch a, ers? Is your posture graceful or un trombone; aad John Pierson, clari tures of this opera; students from eludes these young violinists: Clyde Elmer Battles will read his proc who played the part of the Indian net. tbe physical education department yraear of Samohi's Delian, or honor uate, will add aome special features attractive? scholarship, society wat held yester Reno, Rachel Scott, Virginia Cor- ttt the entertainment. Members of lamation; Stephen Moore will urge princess, ls an Indian girl belong These are some of the points on The spelling honor roll ftr tho will provide the ballet and the oth win, Harold Davis, Robot Parno, all citizens to wage war against ing to the Papago tribe of Southern A-4 class includes three names tbls er dance choruses. day morning to the ichool cafeteria Boys' league have announoed that which members of the ninth grade to tba form of a breakfast, with Peggy Jones, Joy Stromberg aad an effort la-being—made to make hunger and destitution; Audrey Arizona. week: Costumes, which form MI espe oral expression class to John Adams about 45 breakfast guests, tonlwUng Redmond Daggett. the affair as attractive aa possible Spiess will point out how the "wom- The sword carried by Roger are working and on which, according Peggy Olmstead, Anne Newell and cially attraetlve part ia the pro Orchestra Pinning en" of the school can be most help Ponce, as Columbus, was used by Billy Drake. the honor scholarship members and -to-provide an- auspicious opening to their teacher, Mlss Ruth Martin, duction, wtll be—designed by stu a group of faculty membera Willlam Jeffery plays the flute; for the new gym. Decorations will ful to tht drive. Each day, one of htt grandfather in the Spanish- In the B-class, Mable McKensie dents of the art department, un their hard work has begun to show Short talks were made by W. F. Joeeph Rhodes and Audrey Dyer, be of potted plants and bouquets of tht citizens will make a two-minute American war. ln the form of decided progress. la ttM champion ln multiplication der direction of Mra. Josephine a clarinet; Thomaa Sturgeon, trum autumn flowers. speech on good citizenship in rela problems. Roberts, art teacher. Barnum, principal; Mlss Ethel M. Next week the class wlll take as Its Robinson, girls' vice principal; A. R. pet; Rebecca Harding and Patricia Wayne Sarff, Boys' league presi tion to the chest drive and Chris DB. DAVIS BACK FRIDAY special problem the control of the Veenker, boys' rlee principal; and by Cross, piano; Russell Bryan, bells. dent, tt in general charge of tht tianity. Dr. Percy R. Daeto. superinten speech organs to developing a pleas the society's two sponsors, Mlss Car Boys and girls of grade B-5, sec party, which is open to all Samohi Mary Rice, who has been elected dent, who to in San Francisco at ing and forceful voice. SHIRTS oline L. Judd and Mra. Grace Morey. tion 7, are becoming accurate and students. He tt being assisted by treasurer, will receive all chest gifts tending tbe state convention of city Betty Haley sang "To Spring,'* ac quick to their arithmetic drill by other league officers, including: wblch, at the close of tha drive, will and county superintendents will re CHANGE PLAYGROUND HOURS companied at the piano by Doreen playing football—arithmetic foot Adolph Brandlnl, vice president; be given to the "real" chest tt the turn to Santa Monica tomorrow. Madison's Saturday playground THAT PASS Hasegawa. ball, with the girls playing against Leo Simms, commissioner of enter school's contribution. Dr. Davis addressed the super BOW is open from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. Tbe breakfast, which waa arranged ttie boys and, so tor, proving them tainment, and Delmer Lady, com C. W. Greinke, school principal, Earlier ln the season, the hours selves the more skilled players. missioner ef publicity. intendents on "Modern Business by Mrs. Jessica C. Hazzard, cafeteria as sponsor of the drive, is assisting Administration in the Schools." were 8 a. m. to 12 noon. IN THE director, included baked apples with Arithmetic Football Proceeds wlll be used for student I the two-minute speakers and the cream, sausages and cream gravy, When the game starts, a repre activities during the year. I chest officials to prepare their hot blscdits, coffee aad chocolate. sentative trom each Mam is sent to speeches so that they will be un UGHT I Ray Mahood is president ef tht the blackboard while ttM other Mam derstood by even the youngest chil Delians. John Rothwell la vice presi members work at their desks. The Sand Table Assisting dren in the school. HEART ta HEART TALK dent, Betty Haley recording secre player at tbe board who first gets tary, Alice Meyers corresponding sec. the correct "answer," three out of Pupils in Bible Study by HART WHEN pertonel haa it retary aad David Gindoff treasurer. five problems, gets to move the foot Making a sand table representa j Roosevelt Pupils Build laundered better, maa (aak Chairman of the standing commit ball 10 yard! toward the goal line tion aa various parte ef the story Miniature S. M. Harbor ttd fael better — that's tees, appointed by the president, in A touchdown counts lto points and are studied, primary children of the Here are two new Tulips that should be in clude Marian Bush, assembly chair a kickoff one point. Breakwater enthusiasts are not why they tend H herel Pilgrim Lutheran school are study man; Louise Bach, honors aad privi Score at ttM beginning ef thla ing the Bible story of Joseph. restricted to Santa Monica's adult your garden: leges; John Rothwell, program; Dor week was 6 to 0. favor of Uie fem Children of this department also < citizens. AFTERGLOW — Bright Orange, and ST. SHIRTS laundered by us othy Wilkinson, entertainment; gad inine athletes. are conducting a "better citizens" At the Roosevelt school, the meet every occasion un- Doreen Hasegawa, publicity. contest, with points based on obe I breakwater already has been con- JAMES—Rosy Lilac edged with ftfat bluihingly — and why aalt dience, courtesy, industry, thrift, ! structed and has yachts sailing on T Large Group Witnesses cooperation, sportsmanship and reg- the glassy surface of the enclosed Unen washed in an abun mtt n g^gS______-m______m ___&____ IsgjjgJP" ':..jii^^^'i*"-1"^;^'' •••^TOS'^^'.1- '' f^DN-ESDA-Y-rOGTOBE-R 42,4032^ EVENING OUTLOOK^ SANTA MONICA. CALIFORNIA n _ FINANCE ^X^QUOTAHONS^X ^COMMENT^X JBUSINESS^ X PRICE DECLINE m==^ New York Stock Exchange Quotations New York Curb Stocks And Bonds ffiJBJmliWMM ^^ ^~ • ~- • ^r~ vmm^mnti^ PIHPMIJ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1932 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PAGE FIFTEEN St ApartmentB For Rent 34 Houaea For Rent 40 Houaea For Rent 62 Income Property 98 Miscellaneous For Sat* Legal Noticea PUBN18BXD rUBMSHED UNFURNISHED IH.00O—16 APTS., cittr, furnishes; tiectrle 200 PAIRS ladies' Enna Jettick shoes, matt 1100—1-STORY Spanish, totally located lor THREE room count furn. IIS: tlte limit refrlteratlon; elott to ocean. 133 Ocean ttt styles, your pick 11 pair: formerly IB SUMMONS Business and Professional Charmont apt. furn. 888; and a 2 room tcllett eeeluelon and privacy, near Btvtrly Pate Blvd.. ft P. H_ owner. 81044. to is value. Pure wool, sweater!, an Mb Btv4__la lwntwte-. ExotUtntlr built. 4 OOOD. doit It fnralihiil court: stated ttt, vour jpttl (J, Chicken feed oorn mg_ He. 3586 TBS RATES OF EXCLUSIVE CHAR —law, in, rapimi e emit, trailer, aw bedrooms. 3 bitni, unit httt, r»rritera full: alee ptylng lnvettmtnt 0*018 will per IBB.. Rolled barley, * 1.18 per 10a, IN /THE JUSTICE'S COURT OF! Announcements MONT APTS. AM SUCH AT THIS aaa ttoret. Chat. A- Teener, 114 8. M I tion. Lartt walltd-ln ttta, attttly trtta. Mixed feed, li.lO ear 100. piour, terrete TIME, THAT TOU OAM HAVE THB many shrubs, ttrder.tr MMt wide moun •armlaa Fheae 36867 SANTA MONICA TOWN8HIP.' Mtt Pbonei 21714 est 38141. 8MH»-teB> tertlia HjB IMS, Thousanda tl COMFORTS OF aiOH CLASS HOTEL tain view. 135 Medio Drr-Plh WM S48S1 04 other bargains. Goldmen* 1848 Washing COUNTS OF LOS ANGELES AFT. SERVICE AT A PRICi WITH Buaineaa Property ton Blvd., Venice. I DRE88MA«P.Q—MIUJNBST IN TOUR MXANa E. T. Yates, Realtor 111.30—1 BEDROOM itucco house, llkt new. STATE OK CAtDORNIAi— APPLIANCE 8EBV1CK 3 baths. 2 sarasot- 3318 Marine St., near ATTENTION; some one lookint for a bus! FIUOl'nAlRE. 4 cubic foot box: brand ntwt JACK Lb HORN, Plaintiff, vs. SMART DRESSES, CLEVER RCMODB2JNO INDIVIDUAL ROMX8 Of KMOLBe. INSURANCE. LOANB, RENT ALB Cloverfield. Phont owner. 31388. - if A* ?___, tkt. X*W**rtt*, 4^.rtllll.ill| .*. t _—— K !_____. RRt ACNB6 SLY, 1664 EUCLID 8T DOUBUW ARO BACOTLOR APTB HH location. Beverly Qlen Blvd.. lot lOOx porcelain interior: snUtel frtetlng «tte- PRONE 24141. 810 CAUFORim. CORKER OF STB mtt torn. ttm. 117 50—1 BEDROOM itucco house, 3 batht 104. Full price 1380; cltar; original cost the new Prltldalre mechanism, B eylln» ORANNICK DDIAMOS CENTRA, FRANL MARKETK DiAMos,, WD.,; RadioFn or n,o ptrVacuu. 724 Montanam Repair. Ph. 1811s8 Ph. 8SS18, 31711. Sll Santa Monlet Blvd I ear ta rate. (110 Pitt Ole, Phone eea* 12000. Call Mil Santa Monica Blvd. ters instead of 1; now reduced te 111..58, S15—BEAUTIFUL 8 room homt, 4 bed- tr, 33SS8. Oaa bt bought f'* teeai H a Bumth. FIRST DOE, SECOND DOE, THIRD Al'TO BRAKES GASOLINE rooma, 8. M. eanyon: ocean vltw, flre- ELTJSON APTS. 1 6a Klltore's Ltd., 1830 Pourth Bt: __. DOE, RICHARD ROE COMPANY BUT aaa FROM nan ao HE OAK RAT. A comfortable homt, with all mod*™ y 1 • li Mavalo- rugs, b_Sy grand -piano, 110 33ND ST., north ot Montana. 8 room Vacant Lots For Sale Defendant^r— Nothing But Brakes ficonomr, Bt. Helena, Bco Line. Bervlot convenience! and strrlce, within 3001 outdoor barbtcue fireplace. 147 Sumac stucco: reaaonable. Xnaulre 3513 Wash- ROOPINO, H rett up; free ettlmitt: troll* wtth I tmlle DAD'S, lltt Sc Santa Monica means. Half bloek from beach, midway teat. Phone 34M8. lneton Avt. Phont 89612. paper Se, 10c, IBe roll; paint, Wirn'rtfc THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE 4 wheel brake adjustment. 11. Terminal j Lots Bet white 11.31 gal. Shtdes, tlaei, ete Brake Service, Ocean and Broadway, DATS between Ocean Park and Vtnlet. Oome ln 113 so—6 ROOMS tn oourt, nletly fnra- Ill 60— LAROE 1 room ttueco, double ta* OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREET If Interested and left talk It ovtr. Mo. rate; olose le tohool and transportation. Near Uncoln. 42x101 1100 De raQrtgory, 718 Santa Monica Blvd. 181SB LADIES' and men's halt cleaned and re- tthtd. MBar Rte aad tar itrvlce; wtlklnt Pacific Pallsadea, 40x110 _ t42S INGS TO: BEADS BEST-MIMO IS Paloma, Vtnlet. Phone 61871. dlitance ta Jr. collett. sise^l Bte at. W. B. Canine, 1010 Pico Blvd. Fh. 88111. PUCALTPTUS fireplace wood, IS or SB lne* blocked, any sixe, inr style. Banta Mon- East of Lincoln, Income J 1418 lenttht: ttr, ft Mlt eordwood. delivered) NICK DIAMOS. FRANK DIA JEWELRY Utt watch repalrlnt, btMB re- Ica Hat WorU, 1101 4th St Phont 38129 BERNICE APTS. 136—1 ROOMS, aouth oTdl Of dupltx; tt BEAUTIFUL 8 room home, rttl fireplace, North of WUthlrt, 80x111 ., 1511 mtt atttt at peer houte. Htder MOS, GRAND CENTRAL MAR ttrunt: ttrrinn madt to order, reason rattl wtter BaM, OaU bttween 8 aad tilt features, baok yard tut tablt for tun North of Wllthlrt, 60x110 TW Beautifully furnished Unite aad dou baths: ntar bus. Iowa, ocean. MB Idaho 1«30 14th Bt. Phone 14300. KET. LTD. FIRST DOE, SECOND able HtW Math. SB* Wllahlrt Ph. 81188 MOVING 8 p. rn. 1011 Filth at North ol Moi»tana,_so f0nt COrner __|1118 DOE. THIRD DOE, RICHARD ROE blet; steam heat, lartt Kelvlnator. tor* 150—8 ROOMS, ATTRACTIVE. IDEAL; grawforrt RaaRa. 1888 1th te. t, teTJSlte BI'SINESS OIUKCTOm CARD ttoua bathroom, ntw Inner aprlnt mat. ItO—I ROOM calttsa. hath, taratt; wattr NEAR FINEST WAPH BEAUTIFUL 8 New Dayton Tireet Trader dOlWPANV; Defendants. i BUSINESS card IB ttlt* tee Hon Will fet FRANKS TRANSFER trusts; sound proof bulldint, reason-hit. TOO DARN -OHBAPt ftlCTIBI lot; 43ltH0i HH llth Bt.. ntar Wilshlrt Blvd free: am lur nlshed: ov_riti_fl»d: lawn. ~TCAWTOir. EDMUNUaUN- Ph. 2B150. in Santa Monlea, 3800; bonds lll» "t 33x« 00. II ai uoa Santa Monlea Ble^j ; ttm above named Plaintiff having •een Bf thousand! ol people telly, tad Trips anywhere. 1888 BtB H. t 88. 88788 POR RENT -5 room house, newly deeor- Call 20855 tie sen It a few centi ptr day Phont PIANO TUNING BTUDIO double Apt., firepltce; private adultt. 1818 llth Bt. brought teflon against yoa in ttm Classified Advertising Department Btntt tardtn. miltt nook, trees: separate en- Ill—PLEASANT, cletn, half dupltx. front; altd; water ptld. 338 Seventh St. Inqulrt BEAUTIFUL lot In Pacific Palltadet, value Stop! Leaky Auto Top^- Justice's Court of Santa Monica Monica 8SM5. for a representative to HOLLAND —VTCB BItno taoknlcioni' tun- troatt; tarast; atetlltnt nelthborhood; ill i tir, ^ — —; —11800. anui amy IBOO: 1200 ush. AIstfT_$__£. _ft\Xrttr\am.] _gQ_ 2U W«nt« \tr_nttt. ^w^, IBB> vololni, repalrlnt pianot. Peter Jon* Mft includim in mil BlBlliHill Chat. 3 larw roomt. txtra bail tarate: water - ROOM house, taragct -also I rooms-arid Leonard. 801-WUthlrt Slvd HRX>it!™atw Thor washing mtchlnt with. Township, County of Iios Angeles. | „„» on yoa -_-_-_----_--- ath, 18BS Ooeta SeeP- 36340 Art Shoe A- Teintr, 318 Banta Monica Bird, lllll paid Orotr. 1443 toth at. taragt IS rcari near eohoolii attraotiye, SR>58—3 E corner 17th and Wathinfton, preesure dryer i e8H—1188, tell fer Ulr CARE OF BUGS See owner. 1888 Ond St. ' aStat complaine of Californiat (copy, obfy filinwhicgh thereinis re-! S ROOM EsES atrto mrnisi-ed. tuwL reasonable. 831 Pearl St. BBW prloe of 3 years ate, 63x110.-.Rlpo quired to be served herewith); TO introduce lateat method, will clean and I PRINTING Washington^ Arms Apts. ~|T— 'itu tut -i_-.awa»-_c-'•, • ,•• ,: • j_ for Improvemtnt. Act quick' Phoni 14161, RKPRIOERATOR "WIOl tWo'cjtlndtrt !>U shampoo l atttit—attt*—mit- demelh tnd j WE do oil kinds of commercial printing. decortted; cheerful, comfortable; ttrttt. i. ttf ad of one," lis to $14Bi also Srrvei _ YOU ARE HKKBBT DIRECTED renovate 1 piece o( furnlturt FREE wtth- i Rent Reasonablt to yearly People Rooms For Resit •41, lull prlte. The Best. -BBT Montane, to appear at 234 Central Tower out oblliatfon. Phone 32033. forcnoopt. Ocean Park Prlntery. corntr Ashland St M0 SIXTEENTH BT. wtttr ptld. 1831 9th 1441 Linooln Blvd ™ Out-of-Toyrn Property Trolleyway. ttimm lull tat ottlmelo, FTVT ROOM, modtrn buntalow, ntwly PURNISHED NEW tnd used lumber, rooting paper, nite Building, Santa Monica, Calif., and CARKNT1BJNO 110 MONTR, home ot- nurse, aM* room: FOB BALB plumbing, firewood all kinds, answer un writing) the said com ROOFINO Criterion Apts. dscorattd, cloee la. Bpeclal rattt lo ttr- Bourdon House Wrecking, 1848 llth. MBtB Attractive singles, doublet a*f btehtlors un_oI kltehtn and urate. Phont 83028; MOtFNTAIM PB0PBBTY plaint within ten days (exclusive of CARPENTER— REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS j BAV crrtts ROOPINO co, Bvemhlnt Included; reasonablt. 1301 3rd mtrtnt tenants. 1148 4th at Louis TOU don't need cash or credit. Wt IradeV Santa Monies Cabinet S. Oarpenter shop. ' 109 Marine St. I T, BUSCH OO, clothlnt, curios, radios, tie. Cost nothlna the day of service! after the service ! 1714 raTTANPORD BTREET iJs—. ROOMS, 3 btdrooma furnished, ov- "Wt anew tht Mountain!" no lob too small, 3031 10th Bt. Ph. 37311 REX ARMS APARTMENTS" 13l nso moderWEEKn, nletlhomty ; furnlshtdalso garate. tunn; r roomt to try. 1888 Oceaa AW.. Sente Monies, oi, you of tills Summons. If served ESTABLISHED UH PHONE 13704 118—Stt thtst; betutiful slntltsi ovtr arstuned. ItMt*. Adultt only. Apply 146 meals lt 2611 Wllthlrt Blvd Phont M4J8 CARPENTER work. Bar or contract tttt-; iiEAtmrt'LLY colored roort, factory roar- MOt Biuadwsy.— within tba Oounty of Los Angelee: ttufftd furniture, phnnti Uthts, tas Is- Rialte Avt, Vtnlot. and within thirty days if served •aatt furnlshtd. rtpalr wark a specialty ' anteed 10 years; a Bear te Bay. Ph. 88840 cludtd. 1431 tenia Monica Blvd. ROOM for lltht housekeeping; ocean lleat W Eachanae Reel Eatate 98A Salvage PhOPI 34888 13881* Hth Bt. I for estimate*. MSB Slit Bt. 113 ltd—J rooms atr5 btth, stucco; furntth- elsewhere.—And you- are hereby oppetlW Ftlltadtt Park; rtotontblt. 1341 COLORED TILING SEWING ATKINS APAimmrra ed; site 8 roomt unfurnlihtd. Ill SO, WE CAN EXCHANOE WHAT TOD HAVB 100 OALS. "Pabco" pure lead and oil pahrib notified that unless you so appear •80 HP. Rlct comforttblt Apts.. ortrttuff Qceau Avt- FOR WHAT S"OD WANT - •188 SSI S lill. 118 IIIIHIIll IB Jlllli and answer (in writing) said com SEWINO tervlot, 11 dty. Brlns tnd do furniture; rlsht down town I iii, lithts water raid. ph«i.» *1f*e a large house. We bellevb thlt Oe te tee your own work; rtmodtl. mike ntw: ta COMPORTABLE roomt for rtnt lii prlvtle — -ire. BARRETT plaint as above required, said Plain Tile Drain Boards Included. 1335a 4th St. Phone 21487. 132 50- FOUR rooms, two bedrooms, nicely 2015 Santa Mnnlta Bind. Phone 31481 —veijr finett p»l»t madei teenier 14.88 per t dttttntr, fltttr Is attendance ta homt, er would board If needed. Apply. gal. Plenty of white. tiff will take judgment fee mtf help rem Btenlate te appointment. 3047 The ArtinarApts. furnished. 2232 Walnut Ave.l Venlga WANT from owneri, 8. M. or vicinity, for money or damages demanded in $10 np, Guarantee, Colore Bark, tn Li, aad local bus lints. 1151 clear aire wtth 3 room home, fruit veal. ten Fourth Bt. Slntle sad doublet, ham ~~Octt~ n Ate1HT1IT. PhoneH 36116 BTRBB. T LAROE, PLEA8ANT BIDROOM. NEXT Latest Midget 4 tube redioe. 10 M. fog the complaint, as arising upon eon- Remove wnorfatone. Wo txtrt, Fhon* 3304ft BROE REPAIRING winter rttes. Bpeclal for permanent. POUR ruuma. aletly lurnlahtd, atttly dtr- TO BATH, PRIVATE ENTRANOE. 433 try equipment. Ill Arltoni Avt., owner •IS AND I11.B8—Attractive l-room tront prlct: tttl Slitance and police. A beoaM tract, er will apply to the Court for LADIES' httl UIU. til kinds, lie; tidies' orated, elate in, tarate, reaaonable rent. 33—1 STREgT. Hurrrl any other relief demanded ln tba Tile Drainboards, $10 Up ra*. soles BOM men's rubber heels 36o. bunitlowi brttkfaat room. Ult slaki ta- 11.00 AND UP, ATTRACTIVE. FURNIBHEO ^ Real Eatate Wanted Christie Court rtte. ovtrstiigtd; near but 1111-Q Ith complaint. Also baths: all vork guaranteed. Ph 88818 men's tk toll!, toy kind, ISc. Loudon's. 1111 llth Bt. Phone 36887 ROOMS: CHEERFUL AND PLEASANT: ROW 11 Inch flrtplsce irttee, MMl air Slntles A Doubles, I15-I3S 119 Pacific 165—LESS to Pfrmantntt. 6 room home, PRIVATE ENTRANCE. 1111 THIRD ST. WANTED to buy Income property, IUVI CREDIT a COLLECTION AGENCIES 1B03 Ith Bt., tcroae Irom Outlook on Sth PINMAR APARTMENTS 130-1 ROOMB fUrhlilitd'. 3 btdroomi; ntar lis, ROOM, twin bads;. 120. rr"" -double clMf vMtt MAfibMi 0QFnet tttt-- #HQ -ftottie —llsht heettra ell tlttii uprltht gran< Given under my hand this 12th •flrtpliot, 3 ganitli—wtterr— tardener plane and ttniili lit TH, 8 BlMTI I nla-e - saa*Bit OPPORTUNITIES ovtrtooklnt ocean; slntlea. dauhloti alte- pel*- Attveetlvely furnished: 333 Kucltd teJAkiAWi ^^ womaa: prefer teacher or nurse; rtoton- •CLEAN, sunny room with kitchen prlvl. rnrann HARNEY TRAVEL BUREAU Ultra modern limits aad doubltt. Prices ltttt. fir lady; rtatomblt; ttrttt If dt- NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S MU Brackett Merchant Patrol able rate. 1029H 18th St. slrrd. 111.8 PUth St. Money l»Loan OA* AMD NIORT amVIOB. PBONB 80744 306 Btntt Montea Blvd.—Phone 18188. treatly redueed. 848 llth Bt.— 8. M CANYON, tvtrlooklnt ocean! 8 —No. 15956 A DANDY NICE DOUBLE APT. WHEREAS, by deed of trust or rooms. 1 bedroomt, btth: 1-etr tame. 44A IR BOTELI SHRUBS^ 18 JfrrnliBat With Bate Ortnd Piano Special Tllee on ltatt. Phont 11888. Cash Loans In gallon containers, 80 varletlot, rour transfer tn trust, dated November Educational 811 Monttnt Ave Phont 15101 Promptly arranifd tm fftmiliM «M1 choice. Ihii it vary, very tpeclal. An»^ 37, 1929, recorded December 2. 1929, HO—COMPLETELY furnished tlntlet, wall •ISO— YEAR'S lttte: suitable ror artist or ^OTEL E0MUN& othtr bargain, Rttl Bougatnvtllt Orlmioa EVENING OUTLOOK wrtttr; vtry bteullful vltw canyon, ata. steady income who own furniture. In Book 9411, Page 397. of Official MAIN OPPCT TUTORINO—ELEMENTARY ORADES bedt; automatic water heatera. Ml Pier Ave.Sc Speedway, Ocean Park- —Lake Hei every day It bargain dtp har% Records of Los Angeles County. Cal Fourth st Broadway, Santa Monlea •8 IMMlI'lU'tl Itaahtr. Reference! tlven Broadway. Banta Monlet Fhont Hill. mountalnJ 111 Octan Avt. extenalon. One of Ocean Park's best hotels. Offers Phone, Write oi^Call —A veritable flower skew tf every tmu- ifornia. Maude E .Barber and_H_Eb= TELEPHONE 33315 Rattt rtasonablt. Phont 11151 WILSHIRE Tourltl Aptt., U4» Princeton •10—4 ROOM DUPLR, PXtRA afb, Ofl low winter rates, 14 week; IIB month __. Inable plsnt, jhrub, Bams.ant itid. BE WEST LOS ANOELES BRANCH St., 112 50, 112 to; 1 tnd I roomt. Irlsld* RAOtt WATER; ADULTS. 1103 11TM Larte lobby, elevator, phone service, acres of variety, and quality. 38th Street ert K. Barber, wife and husband, did 18 ttttm hgltl tl block from emuttmtnts. California Brokerage Co. Hursraory, 2104 llth St., block S'. te Pits, 1650 Purdue Avenue Traval Opportunitiea sfte. tarate, tM. _ew_, teler Included ST.. CORNER ARIZONA. MS BLISS BLDO. grant and convey the property there 506 Santa Monica Blvd Ph 3«063 QUALITY—QUALITY in and hereinafter described to TI TELEPHONE W. L. A. 83188 IIS, WAS 138; ntwly papered sintlt Apt., Ult link; automatic heater, ovtrttufftd BAN FRANCISCO. Bll private sedans. Vic LIOHT, clean 1 room duplet, txtrt bed Hoover Hotel POR rttl cow ftrllllttr. ctll Brtntwbe_ TLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST SUBSCRIPTION RATES fate furnlthtd, frte shone, prlvatt tn- furnlturt; wtttr paid; taratt. 1114 Idaho $1,000 Up, Private Funds Ouaranteed Dairy Parm.-phone ft t£_ COMPANY, a corporation, as trus tor Travel Service. IM East Fifth at L trtnee. I1BB 4th. Walklnt dutanct town. 111 AND 818—3 roenu sad kith; 3 bate; 110 BANTA MONICA BLVD. Delivered br carrier ln Santa Monloa* A, King Edward ttttl TRlnlty 8041. 14 PER WEEK AND BF B. a Mickey, tots, furniture, rttl srtstt tm* or REpubUc BMP. We deliver. tee, with power, of sale, to secure, Ottan Park, Venice. Sawtelle. Brent* EMBASSY modern; on bus Une. Oall 8311 Pourth loans. 309 Bay Cltlts Bldt. Ph. 31441. lllll 14-hour twttchboard. sptetoui lobby ft. Fhone 161(11 HA TEA SfcSO ta S3 week, everythlnt new. NOW le tbe Ume. Pure oow ferlilieer. puW among other things, the payment of wood and Pacific Pallsadea, 50c month. 20 Employment for Men contlnuout hot and oold wattr. Bradley verbid, ae nwdust; 4 but 81; 12.78 ttk one certain promissory note (and Rtiular Advent* ratio ssrdtn; ttrtit. 1001 Third at. 148—8 ROOMB. 1 BEDROOMS, ELCCTRIC Hotel, 130VS P.ler Ave.. 300 feet O. P. pier HOb LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES t_ . dtllvtred. Lincoln Ranch, Ph. 04IW, other sums or money advanced and Matt Ratt • 10 TO 118—Neat Apia, and bunttlowsitaa. REFRIOERATION, WATER. OARDENER Ont year , 88.88 16.88 WANTED- Men over I ft. 8 Inches till for lltht. linens; 1 block Ottan Park tmute- PAID. UH IJTW tt. nRTII.IZIR—Scientifically compounded te Interest thereon), in ttttt tt rail*' Six montht 88.88 13.88 special sales work. Bet Mr. Lewis, 1314' * mtnt center tnd thopplnt. ISS Raymond «• Roomi With^Bowd' Gash Loans meet needs nt ivory tree 88 plant. WU. sens Mortgage Jl Securities Com Btlt tt. al IB I. m. 3 ROOMS, furaltteei Itwint qsgehtat, vee. / Hams. 1633 Lincoln Blvd. Phone 11188, "ThrWTnonths ~ 11 rSO 11.11 130 UP. aintlea: doublet 111.18 tut; steam uum cleaner, 1 bedt, extra screen porch; WoNfrSomw?£li«ctlienrijoTifJ^^ TERMS as LOW a; lt Is possible to ar pany, a corporation, and assigned to fill lliiiU mil nf I ilisfla wi cony. httt rtfrtitrttlon. tea, Htht; 1 Hlte —nrlvllntfn nf a real .homt for ttudent or range.—Splendid,—courteous bank-like 113 Dan E. Fletcher and Julia Fletcher. lei Will ptr menth. 65c. PireMl IB — Employment for Women Crystal pity, Marrl-ae Aptt., in Roultter eataeei rf^fffn^Mf ~T81| "Tt* STI —Itdy employed; vtry desirable] moderate servlet. Monty tn ftvi minutes. Rett Aaitomobilea For Sala husband and wife,,as joint tenants; advance. •Silo—ST. REO-8. Inspect our exquisite 881 8 ROOM buntalow, 3 bedrooms: ta- rate. O B. preferred. Box BIT Outlook reconstruction funds now available. Con WANTED— Elderly lady to lakt otrt of rate, nice yard. 1 I Renhlo AVe-rOoean i JUJRSE tutt »t__ott, boar* "ratet' tnd tracts nsld off. Payments rtduced, FORD standard couoe, lete series, lotft IBS REPRESENTED NATIONALLY Bt Apts. A pleasure te Sbe*. Apt*, decortted trunk rack, one Hte mount: new duco. homt ssd Iwo ehlldrtni 318 month, reom to salt. Octtn Pront and Kinney. fnt. netr Rail In. Fhont S2ei8. wathlnt. II week; toldlert preferred. w r WHEREAS, a breach of the cbU' M. Or MOQENSEN ft CO., INC. and board, no laundry. Applr 1318 llth 144 l-B BOTH ST.—3 nlee rooms, ovtr- Jennie Norton. Chotaworth, Oate. Harr/ iT"gh.gleton A-l throughout. Thl» is the popular 8 Bsn Pranciaco, 138 Bush street. St.. after 1 p. m. i |20—COZY duplet Aat. 8 roomt and bath, window eoupe. Oome la and tee It, 8186. gations far which said deed of truet ttufftd, Btak. btth; taratt: near but till Stnta Monlet Blvd Phnnt 3U88 lee Anseles. 433 aouth Bprlm strett. thowtr; {888881 wtttr ptld: near 88r I and ear Jlnea, Adults. fl.1l WEEK, Includlnt laundry; cheerful, R. M. Hufford Und Car Dept., BIS or transfer In trust is security has oc -Seattle, 888 Stewart street: SIX field raftgC8lsrlak.il. A county: educa- 1 and bus. 103 ronrtB Xtt^ FtelM. oomforttblt rooms, ntwly furnlthtd, with Colorado. — curred In that there has been ttf ttonol backtround Imptratlvt; remunera- txctptlon board. 1024 4th Bt. Ph. 11181. Portland. 130 BUth street Met- N. n % Q.7 11 Finn Wte i Wt-t- CJUAPAW—Modtrn »unny ilniltt, 110. on J6 AUTOiOANS LA 6ALLB VB Mte coupe, rumble scat, » fault In the payment of the quarter - Chicago, 948 North Mtchnan avtnut. wood Vitiate. ear. bte line; private tntrtnet, oppotitt Flata and Dupleaee ATTRACTIVIC ROOM ltn RENT IN »nl- AUTOa POR SALB tide ma unit, new Silvertown tires, ____*-: - ly installment of Interest due and Detroit, 30.4 West Orand boulevard, VATB HOME, INCLUDINO BOARD, 116 BAST WAT TO BORROW ehanically perfect: finish anil Interior New_Xork,_J32 East 42nd street. LADIES to handle Real Silk hosiery ud library. 3581 M.in Bt, Ocean Park roa BENT rt'BN-isiiin payable on said note February VI. US—FRONT I rooms ln court, well furn ______\ CALL 31388 excellent; indeed right: liberal trade la lingerie ln air district. Full or pari Ume. A VXRT iura.tifs, roomy, } room JeaarJ allowance: 100 Wllihlre Blvd. ,' ' ;{ ltti, and all subsequent quarterly CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Atehr 8 a. m. 313-JualPter Mte:— Ithtdi aia Ibellliit, QIUBFBI Electrlt; ta. Hot with piano; garagt! ntwly decorated;; »' WKEK, room, board and iaundrn TS- SUPER FIN ANCE CO. installments of interest due and pay RATES PER LINI PER DAT nice yard 1113 ltth ttmt I ctney far thrtt men; good homt cook Phone 30888 Itl Santa Montea Blvd: PRANKLIN 4 psssemer coupe, Bttt trite? able thereon, according to the terms BEAUTY operator wanted, aipert flnter ratt. Alto Apt, unfurnlihtd, Itl-c llth, lnt. 1434-A Plfth St —partition In town for the I t I. Drive It eater. Apply In person only. 2638 Banta ! 118.80—t LAROE furnished rooms; -fgtrsf thereof, and a default In the pay MINIMUM SPACE THREE LINES OREENE APTB, 180 Ootsa Ptrk Blvd.. and you'll buy lt. ISO. full price. R. Monica Blvd. bed, tcrtentd-ln porchi gtrttt available.' For Rent'Mis-e'-I AUf 0 LOANS M. Hufford Died Oar Dept. 316 Colb»a-lo. ment « $889.33 advanced in accord- Daily Monday T block- frem bettht 3> % I room Aptt., YOUNO woman for raothtr TTtl5tr. Room. 118 tad ap, eea Hthta luehrttA. 1134 Euclid, near' 14th and WUshlre. aneoue BASfLT MAnB—EABILY PAID r ance with the provisions of said deed 88 er more eonseeutlvt times JM .y PHONB Mill t)lli OALL BTUDEBAKER '28 duplex 80S; V-0S Oste 1 to 29 consecutive times — .13 .15 hoard and 118 month. 118 raflluhhoute -HB SINGLES DOUBLES »13 ISO tip, slnile and double ftcttr^ss^ii?| 8 ROOM upper duplex ga lad St., near of trust or transfer la truat for the Avt., Venice. Lltht. las included: neatly furnlahedi V. eluded; overstuffed furnlturt; 3 blocks Montana: completely and nteely furn CASO'CONNELLH loans, prlvat. 1113t Bantmonea y Monleavailablea Blvd. Ou. t lilac tedan 100: Chandler itandard tsdea purpose of protecting the interest of 3 to 6 consecutive times __ .14 .11 Mook from ocean.—124 Ashland Ave.— your payments! courteous, confidential. •II. Rear Police Osrate. IW or 8t»te I to 2 consecutlvt times __ 18 .31 btaoh; 1 Wutk Wilshlrt. 402 California. ished. 145: unfurnished 4 room bunsalow. or aro ter your ear fer late- Roy L said trusft, and by reason of such de- Situatione Wanted—Ont-hall at>ovt 24 Employment 127.50 UP—Steam heat Frltldaire, Ooean ATTRACTIVB fltt. btattlllully furntshed: —131:. partially lurnlshed 8 room bunta- Dnty, 1300 Santa Monica Blvd: "lauHirtBe then owner and holder of rates, cash with order* Pront; attractively furnished. Htreourt rtDIttrslio.i, tilt ftaturta. nice yard and low. 8 btdroomi, fireplace, 131 Chas A. HARRISON BRUSH, rox MEN ami WOMEN Apts- 818 Ocean Pront. Venice Ph, SMTP Tegner, 314 Banta Monloa Blvd. 31118, AUTO loans. 150 to 11000; reconstruction said note and deed of trust ar trans- (NOTE The Evenlna Outlook prints larate, Ideal location, 1141 llth te money available at vary low Tttes, No Chevrolet Agency Santa- Monlea Ss BuoHS fer In trust, in accordance with the a Shopper edition that It circulated le SALESPEOPLE—Past tilling 383 Santa 116—TWO ROOMS. BATB, BRBAKPAST §= red I8P8. a AT-Scherw; BMT Main Bt. PACKARD 8 sedan, very latest modtl provisions thereof, on June 1, 1932r anprnTtmatalr 13.00Q non-sublcrlbtrs —Monlea thrift book, price 11: 50% com NOOK; MODERN AND OLEAN: Apartments ror Rent Offices. Stores. Etc. herdly be told from new. been stored: ate every Tuesday, Every Classified Ad ep* 501 BAY BTREET. eea RENT OR LEASE exercised the option therein given, mission. 202 Santa Monica Blvd CNFfRNISHED 80-B rrWBI.BT AND CHATTELS BOUGHT Inly- 8SI0; private ewntr, 1814 WUshlre, and declared the full amount of the pearinc ia the Monday Evenint Outlook PACIFIC VIEW," 30 Seaside Terrier. LATE '38 Whippet 4 cabrleltt eoupe, rtun« indebtedness secured by said deed of II reproduced In ails edition.) 26 Ocean Avt., single, doublt, reasonable, re- Me seat, Ills, full price. Termt and The Santa Monica Publishing Oo. re Situations Wanted! frlterators; ajao double, B11-D Pacific For Moving and Storage ~CASH~ trade R M. Hufford, 818 Colorado. '" trust or transfer in trust Immediate serves the rltht to correctly classify or BT MEN Por rates and tffltltnt service pick your 18x48 PEET fronting an Fourth Per rlnts. witch etset. told teeth, old ly due and payable, there being the SOUTHERN APTS., 11 Horizon, Venloe street, Is Outlook bulldint: Lltht, •30 AUBURW 1. IWIllBSI BSBdltian IhrougHT" revise advertisements, or reject and rt- Singles 116 up: doubltt 125 up; laa, light, —raoversfrom Olaaalflettloa- No; M of to. joaeltT. ete. aUhirdison. KIT »rd St total sum ontl mam _ - pi PAGE SIXTEEN EVENING OUTLOOK. SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1932 to sell said property to satisfy said said day, at the Western front en in U. S. Oold Coin at time of sale, aggrieved by any act or determina obligations. tranoe of the raCountyCour t House, on October 22. 1932 at the bout of tion of the Superintendent of Streets NOW, THEREFORE, notice Is in the City of Los Angeles, County 11 o'clock A. M. of aald day, at the er Olty Engineer, ln relation thereto, Probe Looms western front entrance of the Court Highlights hereby given that to satisfy the oh* and State aforesaid, all the Interest or wbo claims that the work bas not ligations so secured, and by virtue of conveyed to lt bv said Deed of Trust, House, in the City of and County been performed according to the tbe authority la lt vested, the un- in and to the property situated ln of Los Angeles, State of California, From the dersigned, as Trustee, wiU sell atl sa.d County and State, described as all the Interest conveyed to it by contraot ln a good and substantial In State Rov public auction to the highest bidder follows: said Deed of Trust or transfer in manner, or who claims that any for cash, iPAYABLE m UNITED)—PARCEL 1. The Northeasterly trust in and to all the- following portion of the work for any rea KIRB*S Classified Ads STATES GOLD COIN AT TIME OPf nifty (SA) feet of Lot Twenty-tour described property, to-wlt: son was omitted, ar Illegally Included - jA'nli - ArtTT"*if"tratinniats SALE) On Saturday, the 22nd day 24; in Block "D" of "The Pali Lot 16 in Block "L" of Tract In the contract for the same, or 1434 Third Street Brand new Thor Washing of Oc t ob er. 1932, at e I e ven Tcloa sades". In the Olty of Santa Mon No. 1676, in the City of Santa having or making any objection to Claim Spoils System Machine with pressure dryer. A. M. In the lobby of the main en ica; as per-map recorded in Book Monica, County of Los Angeles, tba correctness of the assessment or trance of the Title Insurance Build State of Oallfornla, as per map Cost tfft. Sell for $30. See 7, Page 154 of Maps, in the office diagram, or other act, determination Basts of Fighr=^ ing. 433 South spring~street; Los of the County Recorder of said recorded in Book 21 Pages 102 Classification 98. Angeles, California, all ot the in and 103 of Maps, ln the office of or proceeding of the Superintendent FRIDAY County. of Streets tt City Engineer, shall, terest conveyed to it by and now PARCEL 2. That portion of Lot the County Recorder of said SACRAMENTO Oct 13 (OR)—A $13, rear single apartment. tiettt under said^Deed or Transfer, County.— prior to the said.28th day of Octo III ONLY! Twenty-four - (24) InTBTocIt (~D" legislative investigation Into affairs Automatic hot water heater; ln and to all the following described of said Tract, described as fol lor so much thereof as shall be ber, 1932, appeal to tbe Ctty Council OPH tt the California state goverrimefitT garage; Tile -kftctiettrr ill? nla property, or so much thereof as may lows: Beginning at the most t necessary to pay all principal, in- by -briefly stating in-writing thei particularly the department ot pub and water included. Can work be necessary, situate and being ln Northerly corner of said Lot 24; 'terest, advances, charges, costs and grounds of appeal. Uc works, was promised by J. M. the City of Santa Monica, County thence Southwesterly along the trustee's fees, due and unpaid, se Dated: October llth, 1932. for part rent if desired. Clas of Los Angeles, State of California, cured by said Deed of Trust. Inman, state senator and adminis sification 32. raSoutheasterly line of Alta Avenue Dated September 27, 1932 F. A, HELTON, 150 Pairs—Samples! tration leader, here today. to-wlt: distant 50 feet to the true point TITLE OUARANTEE AND Commissioner of Finance, ex- Meanwhile Gov. James Rolph, Jr. Want elderly lady to take care Lot Twenty-she .26) Block of beginning of the following de officio City Clerk, ex-officio of home and 3 cMltlrcn; $10 Four CD of Ocean Wave Tract,' scribed parcel of landi thence TRUST COMPANY was speeding back to Sacramento a tne County of Los Angeles, Southeasterly along a line parallel By J. F. KEOGH Clerk of the Ctty Council of Nationally Advertised to $4.50 front- -bos Angeles to continue the per month, room and board State of Calif ornia, as per map to the ^Northeasterly line oi said-| Vice-President the 3ity-of Santa Monica? 355 of" T*"rg_nlring tne department (wo laundry). see~CBEBift- recorded ln_ Book 84, Page l of Lot 24 distant 175 feet to a point; Attest A. R. KILLGORE u a result of his ousting of Col. cation 22. Miscellaneous -Records tn the — thence Southwesterly along a line Secretary office of the County Recorder Walter E. Garrison, director, and 1 parallel ta the Southeasterly line (Corporate Seal) the chief deputy. Jamrs I.. Herz. fit, beautiful 8-room homt : of 33 raCounty of said Alta Avenue distant 3.17 Raises 'Spoils' Issue 4 bedrooms. 8. M. canyon.' —TS pay the remaining -principal feet to a point; thence Northwest NOTICE OF FILING ASSESS For that RE^GOOSE Ocean view; fireplace, Navajo sum of said note, to-witr~ $478.33, erly along a line parallel to the MENT AND DIAGRAM FOR THE ~aenator mman raised the ques-1 Wltb interest thereon from April said Northeasterly line of said Hon ot the real reason lor Rolph's! rugs, baby grand piano, out OPENING AND EXTENDING OF door barbecue fireplace. See 1, 1932. as in said note provided: Lot 24 distant 175 feet to a point KINNEY STREET PROM MAIN discharging Garrison and Herz. The : advances, if any, under the terms of ln the Southeasterly line of said charges of the governor were that] Classification 34. said Deed or Transfer; expenses of Alta Avenue; thence Northeaster- STREET TO THE NORTHEAST CHILDREN'S SHOES said sale; and the casts,—fees, ly along the Southeasterly line of ERLY LINE OF LOT FORTY-TWO ihey were Tnterlerlng with him po-! Chevrolet 4 Convertible Coupe, Iff). BLOCK FIVE (5), CRESCENT Itttcally and were disloyal. charges and expenses of the Trustee satd Alta Avenue distant 3.17 feet 1928; rumble seat; runs per- and of the trusts created by said to the true point of beginning;— BAY TRACT PRODUCED SOUTH- Inman declared he would ask the | fectly; $145 full prloe. See"1 Deed or Transfer. Said sale will or so much thereof as shall be neces EASTERLY IN THE CITY OP legislative inquiry be focused on the Classification 112, be made without covenant or war sary to pay the total amount of SANTA MONIOA, AMD OF TIME practice of bonding "highway con ranty, express or Implied, regarding the—principal,—interest,—advances, WHEN ALL PERSONS INTEREST- HEAD tractors. There "have been charges, title, possession or encumbrances;— charges, costs, expenses of sale and ED IN THE^WORK DONE OR IN 49 lie said, of special consideration be Dated September 28, 1932. compensation of Trustee. SAID ASSESSMENT WILL BE T. O. 18892 ing shown administration allies.— IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the HEARD BY THE CITY COUNCIL. ~~T3ie Issue of "bond spoils" has Pair Conf esszz: TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST ~ COMPANY; TRUSTEEr CALIFORNIA TITLE INSURANCE Areh support, patented, fleilble been raised several times during the COMPANY, has duly authorized this TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN! Rolph administration. By L. J. BEYNON, notice, by the signature of its Vice- shank health shoe, Makea the Vice President. Tht undersigned. Commissioner of youngster walk correctly aad com Denies Charges President, attested by its Assistant - To Kidnaping By J. HERBERT JOHNSON, Secretary, who has affixed the cor Finance, ex-offlclo Olty Clerk, ex- fortably. Ortho-pedic heel! Straps, ~~The latest charge made hy antl- Assistant Secretary. porate seal at Los Angeles, Califor officio Clerk of tha City Council of oxfords, lies, high and low shoes. hdmlnistration sources was that Corporate Seal nia, this 26th day of September, the City ot Santa Monica, hereby Black, brown, smoked elk, patents [JDolonel Garrison lost his job for NEW YORK. Oct. (JV-Two ln- CR-6689 gives- notice that on Thursday ahe surance men, accused of taking a 5932. ______and two-tones! failure to help the firm of Rolph, CALIFORNIA TITLE INSURANCE 6th day of Oetober, 1932, the Com Ffisndis and Ellis obtain slate high filer in crime to get out of—the NOTICE OE TRUSTEE'S SALE missioner of Public Works, ex-officio —No. 50774 COMPANY. way bond business. This is the firm slough of depression, were held to By EUGENE WERNIGK," Superintendent of "Streets of tW day for the kidnaping of 8-year-old WHEREAS, by a Deed of Trust M which the governor's son, James dated April 2, 1928, recorded in Book Vice-President. City of Santa Monica fUed in the Sizes ffir»V2, 11, 12,12S%, 13,13V2 Rolph III, la the head. John Arthur Russell, son of a Attest: G. C. STAHL, office of the Commissioner tt Fi wealthy Brooklyn broker. 8539. Pace 67. of Official Records of "' The charge was promptly dented the "County of Los Angeles. State of (Seal) Assistant Secretary. nance, ex-officio Olty Cler^of said A11 widths .—. combination lasts! fcr EffifTDee Kelly, chairman 61 ihe —rapohce said the meir, Allen W. California, to which record reference ctty, his assessment and diagram jtate highway commission, who is August and Oeorge T. Clarke, con-! is hereby made, J, W. -Yates, a single NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE covering that certain improvement Here's amazing relief from that regarded as a possible successor to fessed kidnaping the boy September man, did grant and convey the prop No. 16035 and assessment district as described 19, for $25,000 ransom to meet un miserable cloggedup feeling of Barrison. erty—herelnaf ter—described, to the WHEREAS,-by a Deed of Trust or in special Ordinance No-621 -(Street head colds and nasal catarrh. The 100 pairs—mostly small sizes—3 to 6 paid bills:— California Title Insurance Company, iSeries), adopted by the City Council Oai I Igoil Silent transfer in trust, dated January 23, new Vicks Drops open air Governor Rolph ln Los Angeles They loet their nerve, detectives a California corporation, as trustee, 1930, recorded January 24. 1930. in of the said City of Santa Monica declared, and released the lad to his to secure, among .other things; the Book 9665. Page 227, of Official Rec on the 16th day Of June, 1932. to passages—reduce swollen mem declared the charges fo b^ abso- j payment of one certain promissory ords of Lbs Angeles County, Cali branes —and soothe lutely false. "My son had nothing to parents a few hours later. which said ordinance of intention note, dated April 2.1928, for the sum fornia, Donald Howe Gray and Flor- reference is hereby made for a de- irritation. Used in fio wttlr the discharge of Colonel ence Welsh Gray, husband and wife m_ I LADIES' SHOES Of $7500 00, the maturity date of scrlptlon of the work therein men time, a few drops • VICKS ' Garrison,*' he declared. —SUPERVISED DANCING IRKS which was extended to April 15.1932r did grant and convey the property tioned, and T hereby affix Friday, up each nostril —At- Sacramento, Garrison's only OKLAHOMA CTTY,Oct. 13I.T)—L.| in-favor of M.-Mitohell and Katha therein and hereinafter described to Nose&Throai comment was, ."I have nothing to TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST the 28th day of October, 1932, at wiU prevent many E. Buttrlck, dancing master, asked rine Mitchel], husband and wife, as the hour of ten o'clock, A. M. In K I'm a private citizen now, and a divorce from his "partly dear* Joint tenants, and other sums—ofi COMPANY, a corporation, as trus colda altogether. DROPS money advanced or expended and tee, with power of sale, to secure, the Council Chamber of the City rdon't wish to be quoted^*. wife, alleging she Injured-fits busi among other things, the payment of Council ln the City HaU in the City During the first IS months of the ness by walking backward In front interest; and WHEREAS, said Deed -of- Trust one certain promissory note (and; ;of Santa Monies; 'corner Fourth Introduces Mew Rolph administration, figures com of him to read his lips as he In other sums of money advanced and Street and Santa Monica Boulevard, piled today ishowed a total of $21,-1 structed girl pupils. He also asked provides that should default be made in the payment of any sum secured Interest thereon), in favor of Wash where aay and where all persona 800,000 in state highway contracts! an injunction to bar Mrs. Bu Wrick ington Commercial & Savings Bank, Interested in the work done pur Colds-Control Plan thereby or in the performance of a corporation; and was placed under award. Of this] from his ballroom. any obligation therein mentioned, suant to said ordinance Or In said amount, $5,201,000 wu bonded by You have Vteke VapoRub, of the owner and holder of said note WHEREAS, a breach of tha obli assessment will be heard by the City: course— the family standby for Straps, ties, oxford's, Excellent the Americas Bonding Co., of Bal-1 may declare all sums secured by satd gations for which such deed of trust Council of said City of Santa Mon- quality, smartly styled, good fall timore and the Fidelity and Deposit 1 NOTICE OP TRUSTEE'S SALE Draeed of Truat Immediately due and or transfer in trust is security has treating colds. Now get Vicks T. O. Na 1M92-VO occurred ln that there has been a | jr Noae Drops—the new aid in pre- colors. Co., of Maryland. WHEREAS. JOHN W. ASHLEY, payable and may raqulre-the Trus-j a Leads Competitors I tee to sell the property subject default in the payment of the prln- Any owner of any property in the vetiting colds—and follow Vicks the duly appointed, qualified and cipal amount of note and q»ar,t,eSr district covered by said assessment. Rolph, Landis and Ellis is thej raactlng administrator of the EstateI thereto; and Plan for better Control ot Colds. WHEREAS, default in the obliga Installment of interest due April 23, rr_ i«_._l«V_L. „Ar,_._~_n_, „_ „„„. Hurry While tbe Selection I* Mott coast general agency for the Amer- [j of JENNIE RICKERT, deceased, 1932. according: tOJthe terms thereof, the contractor performing ar cm- It ie fuUy explained in eaeh jean .Bonding Co. Fidelity and ~De=T and FRED RICKERT, by Deed ol tion secured -by said Deed of Trust {-has--occurred 111 that; the balance and a default in the payment-of i»»..*»-BUB"*"™* the work, de- Vicks package. Colds will toi fewer Complete! Final Close-Out at This posit some" years ago bought the j or Transfer tn Trust, dated March fli $65".S4TRdvanced ln accordance with I scribed in said ordinance of inten and less severe—tbeir coats cut American Bonding Co. 1932, and .recorded March 25, 1932.1 of Installment of interest• due Jan tion, or his assigns, and all other in Book 11393 Page 359 of Official uary 2. 1932. subsequent installment the provisions of said deed of trust mora than half! Low Price! „ The nearest compcUior in this I Records ln=the o£flee=©f=the County due, and the principal due April! There being the ~ total sum of ; persons interested in any work done [rSiSe wssThe Consolidated "Indem-( $1838,28, now due and-unpaid; and pursuant to said ordinance of inten- Recorder of Los Angeles County, 15.1932; were not paid when due. nor RIDUCfS FAMILY'S COIDS TAX nlty and Insurance Co., which wrote | California,-did grant and convey the has any part thereof since been WHEREAS, te accordance with t ion. or in the assessment, feeling i $1,632,000 worth of contracts. the provisions of said deed of trust property. therein and herelnafler paid and there la now due, owing er transfer ft trust-and in cenform- During the tame period personal I described to Title Insurance and and unpaid upon said note the prin ity with Section 2924 of—the Civil pfturety bonds on state officials were; Trust Company, a corporation, as cipal sum of $7500.00 wtth interest. Code of California, the said then Written to the amount of $1,120,000, Trustee, with power of sale, to se thereon at the rate of 8% per an- owner and holder of said note and Of Which Rolph, Landis and EIIIST cure,—amongst—other things.—the num from October *. tat* less the deed of trust or tarnsfer In trust, on payment of one promissory note, for um of $30.00 compounded quarterly, obtained $960,000 for the American :the ' siHit of $500.00r In favor of June 28, 1932 caused to be recorded [Bonding Co. and «11 sums advanced ur expended jlnrthe office of Ilia County Record^ BERTHA DAVIS MARTIN and H. under the terms of said Deed of er of said County, a notice of «nch KINLEY MARTIN, as joint tenants; -Trust, with interest as therein pro-; default ana oi election to cause the' and fvidecK and property m said aeea of", trust or WJfEKTTXW, said—BERTHA —WHEREAS, by reason of the de transfer in trust to be sold ,in ac Roosevelt to DAVIS MARTIN and H. KIN- fault aforesaid, the then owner and cordance wttb the provisions thereof. LEY MARTIN, on June 24, 1932, holder of said note and Deed of to satisfy said obligation, which being then the owners and holders I T""*, tiaeltret. oil June 24, 1932, all notice of default and election to sell of satd note and Deed or Transfer, I sums secured by said Deed of Trust i waa duly recorded In Book 11642, cuss did; la. conformity with the terms I Immediately- due ond ^*^*°^rfPage 241, OfficIaT-Records of said and provisions thereof, elect to and | requested aald Trustee to sell the County; and did declare all sums srrured bv satd j property covered hv said Deed of wwiJiRRAs; said Washington Candidate to flaw Radio jDeed or Trnt>«f<>r immediately due I Trust, and on the 25th day of June Commercial fe Savings Bank, a cor and payable aad did demand that j 1932, caused notice of said default poration, by reason of the default .Talk on Questions o£ said Trustee sell the property j and of election to cause said Trus- In payments as stated, did. pursuant granted and conveyed thereby to ac- i—"c to sell Bald property lu accord-; to the provisions 6T saia aeed oi complish the objects ot Hw trust ! ance with"" the provisions of said trust or transfer In trust, request Welfare Croups therein expressed, in raaccofdance1 Deea of "Trust to be recorded in said trustee to give notice and to with the provisions therein set forth, Book 116987-Pase 84 of Official Rec- sell sala property, or so much there- Condensed Statement JFfN. Y„ Oct. 13 OV-Oov. and in conformity wilh the law-inj ords of said County and State of as shall be necessary to sell, to Franklin D. Roosevelt was readyto^f such cases made and provided, and NuW THEREFORE^- notice- is pay air ttw Indebtedness secured day to discuss before a nation wide did thereafter cause to be recorded beroy given that the CALIFORNIA and expenses Incurred necessary to audience some aspects of the ques- I on June 27,1932, ln Book 11618 Page TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, by the execution of aald trust. ^ September 3Q9 1932 ^^ tion of relief. 320 of Official Records, ln the office I virtue of the authority vested ln it THEREFORE, notice la hereby of the Recorder of the above men ' In a radio address at 10 o'clock, I as Trustee, will aell at public auc- given that TITLE OUARANTEE tioned County, being tba county ln ; tion to the highest bidder for cash! AND TRUST COMPANY, by virtue Eastern standard time, tonight, he which said property la located, a will talk on a series of questions i. gold coin ot the United States, of the authority vested in it as notice of said Breach and default [on the 31st day of October, 1932. Trustee will sell at public auction, to which -^-executives of welfare or- . and of election to cause said Trustee ntt the hour Of 11 o'clock A. M. ofithe highest bidder, for cash, payable ganizations submitted to candidates esourees for the presidency. In substance, tbe questions are: Loaru and Discounts ...... *•. $ 47,984,660.75 Do you favor a substantial in Bank Premises, Equipment and Other Real Estate. • ,. 4,179,012.08 crease in federal relief outlays dur ing the economic emergency? Customers' Liability under Letters of Credit and Do you favor substantially in 4 Beds in One creased public works appropriations Acceptances ( 716,407.38 to aid employment? Capital Stock of California Trust Company 1,465,755.90 Do you favor unemployment in surance reserves made compulsory Other Resources ...... -»..«••-. 407,433-87 by the states? Do you favor strengthening the Studio Divans Bankers' Acceptances and children's bureau of the labor de-: Commercial Paper $ 264,668.14 partment? Makes into Do you favor a higher age re United Statea Government Bonds 5,426,148.64 quirement for children leaving j sized bed. school? Makes up into State, Municipal and Other Bonds 16,358,224.15 tw,o twin beds. 75 Due from Federal Reserve Bank.. 1,757,049.52 Masonic Club Will Meet Inner-Sprjng mut- Caah on Hand and Due from WUh Officials of Chest attresses. The twin Other Banks 12,872,933.49 36,679,023.94 Giving up their program to assist Beautiful appear lounge is the the Community Chest, members of I very newest tbe Santa Monloa Luncheon club to ance. 1 BB p r o ve men t Total Resource* $ 91,432,293.92 morrow will meet with officials of I 3 cushions to of tbls popular the chest at a luncheon in the Pres- | piece. Has four byterian church. Al Blumberg. club J match. practical uses. secretary, announced today. S a primely Wives and friends ot members also , com fort aale Liabilities will attend the luncheon, the an open or closed, nouncement stated. -The church is || t'pholstered in Capital...... m $ 3,000,000.00 located at Second street and Arizona s ser viceablr avenu e. xradr ef ma Surplus $ 1,700,000.00 . Speakers will be Frank Helton, city terial la choice Undivided Profits 1,719-83031 3,419,830.51 commissioner of finance, and Robert of colors. Wilson, contact chairman of the Reserves fbr Interest, Dividends, Contingencies, Etc.. 2,162,903.17 chest. They will talk on the needs of financing relief programs here. OTHER Letters of Credit and Acceptances 760,505.21 MODELS Other Liabilities 71,011.86 Dressmaker Arrested on With Felt DEPOSITS 80,018,043.17 Hit-and-Run Accusation Mattress Arrested early last night at her Total Liabilities | 91,432,293.92 home at 139 Park place, Venice. Mlss Celia Kadushin, 40-year-old dress maker, was in jail bere today await ing arraignment on a misdemeanor $19re charge that she failed to stop after sn accident which occurred two months ago. According to the complainant, An thony Corvin, he was struck by an California Bank automobile driven by the defendant as he crossed the Speedway near Marine street. Police reported at the time that Corvin ran a foot race Head Office with the automobile and finally com FURNITURE pelled the driver to stop after he sm_t_\m m_w \\m^_w__\__l___^______w jumped on the running board. The 625-9 South Spring Street, Los Angeles woman then drove on. however, nod divulging her name, it was alleged in tbe report. , Italy has started its *33,0(X),000 $2.75 Month road Improvement campaign. iiwnrr m^mtM