Established Oct. 13, 1875 Devoted to Developing the Great Bay District Member Associated Press FORECAST TEMrER._Tt.RBS Fair tocleht; Saturday and Sunday fair, High 70 (***t 24 hours/1 a. m.) Low 51 with temperature above normal: moderate BA. M. _--_A_DING__ IN OTHER ClTUtS r.ui.U te uoi the ait aUl-t-~ Lea Angeles 56| Denver' _...,. . .• tt OCEAN TIDES Boston 281st Vaul JS High LOW Pittsburgh . 42!New York W . 12 54 p. Bt. >6:38 fl. HT. 5:20 p. New Orleans 54 j Kan. as City ______«t SITN RISES srx SETS Tampa 58IChlcMO __-.,,. .,__.*> —ttAS o'clock EVE LOOK Oae Moines —ttl San Francisco _____.48 i 6:09 o'clocs (AP)—The Associated Press (CPA)—Consolidated Press (UP)—The United Preaa (CNS)—City News Service ,VOLUME LVm NUMBER 72 SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA, 'FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1932 PRICE TWO CENTS

SHIPS WATCHED FOR TRACE OF BABY LINDY: VETBRAAhDIVA M" . pi • - ARTHUR K. WHYTE \'Death Valley Scotty' Visits Sunla Memmto 'trttsh |flew JeDSatMS HERE are days when a City Will PutUp SERIOUSLY ILL minister Llaims great many persons are Oil Alkali Dust; berpent Enters His Desert hden T troubled in mind and AT ST. LOUIS spirit. Hard-headed econo­ Money to Clear 'Dude Innkeepers' Force Gives Interview Quotes Statistics About Creep Into State mists are of the opinion that Him to Close Castle Cost of Mansion in Early Retain of we have passed through the to AU Visitors dark hour be­ Wilderness Midst fore the dawn. Way for Harbor Carrying a six-gun In a belt al­ organ cost $84,000 "on the lot." The Receiver Scandal Infant Expected ready weighed down with elaborate | barn, "it'll hold all of Will Rogers' I Julius Klein, silver buckles and trimmings. Wal­ out fit." he said,.cost him mora than assistant sec­ Fund to Be Escrowed to ter Scott—"Death Valley Scotty" .o j $100,000. One of the biggest chan- More Charges of Judicial Asserts Kidnapers Aboard re tary of you—blew into town yesterday, rad­ ' dellert in tbe elaborately paneled i Satisfy Claims of iating atmosphere of the old-time music room cost $4,800 and is made Favor-Buying Embodied Boat Waiting Chance commerce, is Defunct-Concern | West. After propping Ws feet on of bronze. Four of the smaller in Affidavits the bureau ln his hotel room and to Deliver Child one of the _ii* ______mm._.___. __.__4.i_... I wiping the alkali dust from around chandeliers cost each $1,700. best informed M Electric Chimes LOS ANGELES, March 25 J BALTIMORE, March 25 men on busi­ City commissioners meeting hi/ eyVs, scotty proceeded to "be "Statistics it wonderful," Scotty (CNS) — Prostrated in his j (AP)—Charles D. Gaither, po­ ness condi­ with the breakwater commit-1 interviewed.The "enigm" a of Death Valley," opines, to he said that it would take lice commissioner of Balti- tee of the chamber of com­ so-called because no one apparent­ I a freight train eight and a half ( home with ••illness, Superior tions in tbe merce today promised to put ly knows the source of his reputed mile* long to cany out the 500.000 judge Walter Gates today 11s- ! more, today issued orders that world t o d a y. I into escrow the amount they wealth, said that his castle it nailed | tons of materials and supplies that' tened to new sensational dis­ [all strange craft moving in up; his "castle" being an "archee. I have gone Into the "hut." A set and out of the Baltimore harbor be Recently he are willing to pay for materials used tekral monument" in Death Valley; of electrically played chimes, a closures in the American Mortgage on tne pter | giant outdoor organ. __u_cL other Co. receivership scandal, the ramifi­ watched for signs of the kidnapers made t-h-e t extension. Ifthls will ex- a pile V>f masonry, stee 1 and wood —*_(»" • pedlte a settlement with the SantaIthat hex-admits has cost him $2,- I huge musical instruments are so cations of which already have, re- of the Lindbergh baby. The orders connected that a person sitting in suited in one indictment and have followed reports that the child was statemen t Monlca Harbor Co., Ltd. . 741.000.56, since the day it was launched the county grand jury into the music room merely pushes a on a vessel ia Chesapeake bay. Arthur K. whyte that there are To Make Invoice started three years ago. button, and presto, the organ starts, a foreboding investigation. now fewer bank failures than Howard B. Carter, city engineer, 56 Cents for Nails and the chimes chime, and "the var­ While Ralph H. Moore, referee, at any time since 1918. was selected by the committee to The 56 cents. Scotty explained,' mints in the valley kick up their presented to the sick jurist affida­ MME. SCHtTMANN-IIEINK INFORMANTS INSIST make an invoice of all material in was the coat of the nails he used ln heels and run to the tune of a Mo­ vits embodying fresh charges of "free TOT'S RETIRN IMMINENT And yet until the picture place on the extension constructed | "nailin' ber shut. Yep, she's I zart selection." rentals" in Mortgage Company prop­ ST. LOUIS. Mo., March 25 (U.R)— NORFOLK, Va., March 25 '._**— brightens further there will be I by the franchise holders and to pre. boarded up," Scotty said with final­ erties supervised by two ousted state Tba world-famous contralto, Mme. Despite official announcement from Scotty said he it building the Ernestine Schumann-Helnk. was »_,_..__> _.-_.-__.__. ... ______._ i _. pare a cost estimate by next Tues- ity. "It seems that tht dude inn­ ! castle for the benefit of the "poor receivers, rumors cropped up of ad­ the Lindbergh home in Hopewell, keepers In Death Valley have been ditional affidavits said to contain treated here today for an attack of N. J., that Col. Charles A. Lindbergh those among us who are beset | |,ay mornlng, when the commi.toe Photo bit Jerry Tabnac, OuUook "tail American saps who have to go to with problems. Next Sunday deliberations are to be resumed tryin' to capitalize on my shack." Walter 8cott. "Death Valley allegations of contributions by cor­ grippe and laryngitis that her phy-]di(j not consider information about Scotty, his face sun-squinted in a Yurrup to see castles. When I get the Christian world will ob­ Moe Pogel, appearing as attorney Scotty" to millions, paid a my hut done, they can come here poration lawyers to the campaigns siclan said "may develop into pneur hls kidnaped baby furnished by, for Santa Monica civic leaders work­ perpetual frown, added that "I show of fupcrior court Judges. monla. She was confined to bed in three Virginians important, one ef serve Easter. Nineteen cen­ em the joint free, and the innkeep- fleeting visit to Santa Monica instead of tpending all that money per room at the Coronado hotel; a ing to get the $690,000 harbor proj­ today and yesterday, during in Yurup," he explained. Charge Favor Buying those informants said today early ect started without further delay, ers are trying to nick the tourists block away from the theater where return of the baby was expected. turies ago, when the Savior who drive in to see my castle. So! which be discoursed on some of Entertains Teachers The latter affidavits, reported n I she had been scheduled to open a reported he had conferred with ep- the troubles which have de­ the hands of the large staff of in­ The three men who went from atoned for the sins of man , resentatives of the harbor franchise I nailed "er upH* Last week he entertained 40 school week's engagement "this afternoon. Scotty*S "jest a might peeved" at scended upon his desert para­ vestigators following obscure tra.is here to tell Colonel Lindbergh Of then and for ages to come, the holderro osas anfod found them receptive to dise. Here he lt shown loading mantis. That ls he let them into in the receivership maze, were ru­ Indications the baby was on a yacht •, the guverment, too, he said. It the grounds, gave them the keys to J Roman empire was in eco-lP P M- *• *te immediate tattle seems tbat Uncle Sam's surveyors | his six-shooter for hit return mored to embody charges that cam­ in Chesapeake bay and would be I ment of their claims. Thetr sugges­ trip. the larders and told them to make nomic and political turmoil, tion was that a complete settlement ran a line right smack through the paign contributions were exchanged returned through them are the Rev. center of his castle. The line was themselves at home. for judicial favors. H. Dobson-Peacock. Rear Adm. Guy people were burdened in mind might be effected by means of an He had fun with a wealthy Fairbanks Yacht H. Burrage, retired, and John escrow. I supposed to represent the boun ] Scottv says "it's a perty good loo k- Additional similar documents, it and spirit. Down through the | daries of a proposed national park ing place today." While Scotty has San Francisco banker who drove was reported ,are to be presented -to Hughes Curtis. ages the words of Jesus Christ To Clear Way in Death Valley. "The idea, why the costs right on tht end of hit into the valley and wanted to see the grand Jury when its probe of the "We not only hope, but expect, It was reported by Chester L. Cot- them fellers it trying" to supervise tongue, he sometimes gets lott in the tbe inside of Scotty's castle. A" far-reaching political scandal is re­ the completion of negotiations with­ nave inspired countless gen- fin. city attorney, that plans for -it­ me. huh!" Scotty admits ht never labyrinth ef tunnels and under- slightly corpulent sunburned person sumed next week to show that lib­ in a few days," Dean Dobson-Pea­ eral donations to the campaigns of In Tropic Storm erations to faith and hope- signment or. cancellation of the >ld purchased the hundred and tome ground passages underneath It, he met the banker at tbe gate. Believ­ cock said. i franchise, which has stood aa a oar acres upon which he is building the said. He contemplates putting sign- ing that he was one of the guards, certain superior Judges had been IB times Of distress When to «he sale of the bond issue, would castle, "but I've got rights to it," posts in the tunnels, the banker proffered a substantial made by state receivers and public Denial that Colonel Lindbergh all seems to be lost, we can be submitted to attorneys of Los An- he declares. European wood carvers worked sum to be let in. Scotty replied he utilities. Picture Vessel Narrowly considered the information taken aa w r e Needs Another Million on the inside finishings. They were didn't think his boss would like him A hint of other startling disclo­ him from Virginia important waa find comfort, hope and new I. proval?5__?i-. -U__?Once _thi J_?s _F_i__L_:vapproval isl ! ooS:- i Although the shack's not fin- imported from tht continent and to accept bribes, "but after I razzed sures came today from A. J. Showal­ Escapes Foundering made today at Hopewell by Col. H. Courage In the message Of the talned. Coffin said, there should oe ished—he estimates it'll require an- were paid $8 an hour, whether they ter. who, with Charles P. Alllso... on Rocky Coast Norman Schwarzkopf, superintend­ Saviour. There are some of us I no further obstacles' in the way of other year and another million, I worked or not. The mammoth pipe (Torn to Page 5, Column 1) was dismissed by Judge Gates from ent of Ntw Jersev state police. He said he was speaking for the aviator. *_,»_-„ ', - . . putting the bonds on the market, the company's receiverships when LOS ANGELES. March 25 Cin— today who are so modern and " Member£ of the chamber of com- an audit of their records is said to Caught ln an equinoctial storm, the up to date that we consider merce committee, headed by A. R. WETS GET JOLT have revealed purchase of gifts for yacht Invader, carrying Douglas LINDY DOESN'T BELIEVE Chureh going old fashioned— Pratt, were gratmed by the progress Superior Judges Dailey S. Stafford, Fairbanks, motion picture actor, and INFORMATION IMPORTANT Nearly 1 WOO Council Rebuffs Caryl M. Sheldon and Waiter other members of his company to HOPEWELL. N. J.. March TS UPm- _,._-....," . . . made during today s deliberations House Rejects Proposal Ouerin. location in the South Seas, narrowly Police at tba Lindbergh home an­ something good enough for i and expressed hope that the final to Levy Tax on Beer Promises Startling Story escaped foundering on uncharted nounced today tbat Col. Charles A. During his arraignment on a coral reefs off Tahiti, the United Lindbergh hlmtt^f had come to tba OUT forefathers, Who devoted equallstagesy o fsuccessful the negotiation. s to be un- by 216-132 Vote charge of failure to pay wages in Artists studio was informed today conclusion tbat information brought the greater part oi their Sun-' Voters Register Game Operator. another matter, Showalter declared by radio: by three citizens of Norfolk, Va., days to worship. WASHINGTON. March 25 CI'.—A he would in the "near future break While rounding a peninsula en had "no specific significance" in the propoaal to tax 2.75 per cent beer, the biggest story yet." He said [route to Moorea from Papeete for investigation of the kidnaping of the And yet there was never apr;n/m *n a*nnp time when ao many of us r ^ mage Democrats Show Gain of which would be made under permits 'oncessions Closed by would come ln the form of a signed the first distant location work, tbe Lindbergh baby. could profit by the cheering Big Annual Dance 140 Per Cent Over from the treasury, was rejected Police Action to Be statement from him and that "when yacht first encountered a. tropical When Col. H. Norman Schwarz­ words of our pastor or priest. Printers of the Bay district will today by the house by a vote of the true facts are known they will squall which soon developed cloud­ kopf, superintendent of state police, The cities of the Bav rti .t-ript I inaugurate tomorrow night at the 1928 Figures 216 to 132. Kept Shut Down be a credit and not a detriment to burst proportions. first was told yesterday of the report tne wwes oi ine aay aistnct Rendezvous ballroom, Crystal pier, The proposed amendment would the principals in this affair." The yacht foundered helplessly, that the Norfolk men had informa­ have assessed a tax of 3 cents a It was from a manager of one ot radio advices said, with Fairbanks, tion indicating the baby might be are fortunate ln having the ocean Park, their ninth annual LOS ANOELES. March 35 (CNS) pint against beer. As far as members of the Santa the receivership properties uder Al­ Edward Sutherland and William Monica city council are concerned, on a yacht in Chesapeake bay,- ht fine type of men we have for dance, it was announced today by —Approximately 1,000.000 persons in Representative Thomas H. Cullen lison's supervision, the El Cabnllo, Farnum augmenting the crew to said it was "absolutely untrue." Lot Angeles county will be qualified (dem.) of New York, who sponsored concessions on the Ocean Park pier at 1832 Grace avenue, that Referee keep the vessel from the rocks. Maria minietan m* _•-._. „„ , »-, P. E. Weaver, chairman- of the closed by the police department will Moore obtained the affidavits he laid Modifies Statement to vote at the May 3 presidential the amendment, argued it would Alba, picked up by Fairbanks to ac­ In his night bulletin, Schwarzkopf ministers Of the gospel. Few, committee on arrangements. C. W. produce from $350,000,000 to $450.- stay closed. before Judge Gates today. company him to film tropical mo- if any Of them, are men O f VenicBunker, president of Santa Monica- primary, w. M. Kerr, county regis­ 000,000 of revenue annually and This was made plain to the op­ The manager, Mrs. Mae Sunday, toin pictures, was aboard the craft. modified this statement. He said wealth 'or worldly means f- Typographical union, the trar of voters, estimated today. Last would go far toward relieving un­ erators today when tbey appeared ex-wife of Billy Sunday, Jr., son of Capt. John Haga, commander of then that the Norfolk men bad been at.-... __,____. . • Jt , ** ""='•'"'-'• organization sponsoring the event, midnight was the deadline for regis­ employment. before city commissioners to appeal the famous evangelist, declared that the Invader, finally brought the to tbe .Lindbergh house on Tuesday •from the action of the police de­ when she took the position, Septem­ and that their information had been Tney are kindly, human, help- states that the demand for tickets tration. Opponents contended it was in yacht into open water, radio dis­ ful leaders, devoting their presageThe s a full attendance, violation of the constitution and partment, which ordered tbe con­ ber 16, 1931, she found no records < -I patches said. investigated and found to have no lives to our mental and soir- public is invited to attend Kerr said his preliminary figures, cessions closed when operatives re­ rentals. "specific significance." ,-f' i „,_,*„„^ mi i _ j the affair, which will offer a num- which will not be revised until tnt argued the country could not drink ported that the games were not be­ final check to be completed next itself into prosperity. ing run in conformity with licenses No Records Kept It generally was supposed this ItUSl Welfare. Their words ber of surprises. Tickets may be week, .showed 993.400 voters had issued by the city council. In his report Moore declared that Principals Would simply was Schwarzkopf's own con­ are a fine tonic. They remind Bunkerobtained w fro Em P. E. Weaver J , c. w. clusion, but today the police chief us that there aiaree greater and - - - Dennis. - H. Nolan. registered. If owners of the three closed no records of occupancy or rental.; "*• . Bracer ana p c p^y,,^ Carl stark and Fred Republicans in the county totaled concessions want to reopen them, had been kept since that date, either Teach Temperance announced tbat bt had been speak­ more enduring values in life IDenison, members of the committee, 568,143. or 151.803 more than in 1928. they will have to apply to the city and that the few records he found LOS ANGELES, March 25 (U.R)— ing for Colonel Lindbergh, tbat Col­ than worldly treasures. Democrats totaled 337,031, a gain of Mayor Threatens council for new operating permits, on laundry and other expenses were The California Association of Sec­ onel Lindbergh hod had tba inves­ Easter Sunday offers an op­I Emergency Officer 140 per cent over 1928. Mayor William H. Carter declared, so badly garbled that an audit to de ondary School Principals was on tigation made himself and that Col* Registration figures for the coun­ and the council will at that time termine exact financial status of the record today favoring an active ed­ onel Lindbergh still believed the In­ portunity for many of us to Pay Limit Approved ty were estimated at: take into consideration their past apartment house was impossible. ucational campaign in the schools formation from Virginia to batt BO Aft >r she became manager, Allison "in behalf of the habits of living "specific significance." emulate the example of our 25 Republicans, 256.672; democrats, record. Game operators on the for which the eighteenth amend-- 140.728; socialists, 2.889; prohibition­ To Close Up Pier pier, the mayor asserted", were fully brought in Mr. and Mrs. R. Shannon "The Rev. Dobson-Peacock and fnrAfAthore **>*_-rm +v. /.vrmsTn. f WASHINGTON.—March 25 «**— ment stands." A resolution to that ists, 3,878; liberty, 634; miscellane­ aware of the fact that the new as assistant managers of the place effect was adopted unanimously at two other citizens of Norfolk are forefathers and gorto church: [The senate milltary affairs corn- ous, 666, and those who declined to system of licensing was Inaugurat­ and they were given a $150 apart­ not negotiating for tba return af tba ed for tbe express purpose of the closing session of the associa­ There will be interesting and Dimitteu Dey toda1 y 101reported favorably a give a party affiliation, 30,343. Carter Threatens to Bar ment, rent free, it was said. She as­ tion's annual convention here. baby so far as the police authorities "cleaning up" the amusement zone serted Shannon did not perform the at Hopewell know," Schwarzkopf inspiring Easter services The s* ™ " wilHam H. King and eliminating abuses such as re­ __h_.___h n-.«_.i_4___. -__* _ "___. ' fdem.> of Utah to reduce the num- DEMOCRATS GAIN Dome Structures Unless duties of an assistant manager, out said ln his bulletin todav, issued Just ported by police investigators. that 3 Filipino was hllcd at $75 a Japanese Bombard after bit statement that Colonel cnurcn provides not only an ber of emergency officers eligible for IN SAN FRANCISCO Repairs Are Made Complaints lodged against the month to do such work. Lindbergh, tad not himself, waa tba SAN FRANCISCO, March 25 (_P)| Mrs, Shannon. It was alleged essential spiritual home, but King'disabilitTbes stipulatioy retiremenn that payt th. e officers game operators were that- they used Manchurian City \sourc e of the "no specific signifi­ also a wholesome social at-1should committehave servee cud t sitox 90month dayss —Democrats gained and republicans I Unless certain necessary repairs various schemes to inveigle players ] the daughter of Judge Ouerin cance" conclusion. during the war and removed a lott in the primary election regis­ are started within 10 days the San into spending as much money as CHANGCHUN. Manchuria. March mosphere which ia invaluable. restriction- that their disability must! tration for—San tfrmnrimrn which ta Monica city, building department possible at their concessions, -while] 25 (/T)—The correspondent of the No Positive Evidence Regular chureh attendance have been of record. An amendment closed at midnight, it was an­ will order the Dome pier, in Ocean minimizing their chances of win­ House Seeks Means Rengo News Agency reported today "There It no positive evidence of makes life deeper, richer, was added to include provisional nounced by Maj. M. J. Collins, reg­ Park, closed. ning. that Japanese airplanes which left any kind indicating the kldnapera finer. officer* istrar of voters. The order, lt was learned from To Boost Revenues Tunghwa this morning bombed fled by way of the Delaware river or A final tabulation showed a total official sources. Involves a repair Tongking Cheng. 30 miles south of I Chesapeake bay. The coast g1—**w WASHINOTON. March ft at*— [Hailin. Japanese "troops were ex- I of 214,905 voters, he said; of these program which may cost as much as 1Florida Race Meet The house ways and means com­ along Chesapeake bay has made no Believers Follow 85,243 were democrats, a gain of 27,- $30,000. The order, it is claimed,' pec ted to enter Tongking Cheng to­ report to these headquarters." Receiver Arraigned mittee today appointed a subcom­ night. Jesus' Footsteps 963 over tba figures four years ago. duplicates instructions given by the Will Be Continued mittee to draft proposals designed Although he made no mention af In Wage Claim Case The republicans, with a total of city building department about a l ST. JOHNS PARK, Fla.. March 25 to bring In about $600,000,000 of this in his formal bulletin, Schwarz­ 134,616, lost 23,283. In Easter Homage LOS ANOELES, March 85 (ONS) year ago. .iv—The Florida Jockey club, which revenue to replace the amount Leader of Chinese kopf told reporters police were now —A. J. Showalter, ousted co-receiver If instructions of the building de- conducts racing here, today recon- stricken out of the new tax yester­ t»ii ti n ' looking for a third man besides of tbt American Mortgage Co. and partment are not complied with, sidered its announced intention of day when the house rejected the KeOelS ASKS reaCe\lUr-y Fleischer and Able Wagner, JERUSALEM, March 25 (U.R)— lone of numerous focal points in the Three Favorites Win Mayor William H. Carter has ad- closing the meeting Saturday, and sales levy. HARBIN, Manchuria. March 25 (.1. whom he has referred to as "known Thousands of believers trudged to­ investigation of distribution of the vised the pier owners, he Will, if I the sport will continue, as originally Charles R. Crisp, acting chairman, —A Rengo (Japanese—News- agency ! kidnapers." He refused to disclose day along the Via Dolorosa, the ttata receivership funds, surrendered First Round Matches necessary, order the construction of planned. through Thursday, announced after an executive ses­ dispatch today said the Kirin prov­ the identity of tha third man **Way of Agony," with its Stations of to ix>lice today on a warrant Gene Mako, Bruce Alnley and a barricade closing the pier to the March 31. sion of the committee that it waa ince insurgent, Gen. Ting Chao. had sought. her t mbled hoped tht subgroup would be able l^^T? ^ ^, ff*** • " |chargrng"flv« eo'iint-"" of "failure to Henry Moon, three favorites in tht public and assign police officers to • made overtures for peace just as the In his bulletin, Schwarzkopf de­ 1 his he av l0 ad boys' singles of the seventeenth an­ partol the barricade. l/-» r, ,. . . to lay the proposals before the full Japanese army. was starting a con­ nied police bad conducted tttt &*" -fUfv-f ™ , ?, , v. Pay wage claims and was arraigned nual renewal of tbe Dudley cup The building department htts.\LreW Extinguishes committee not later .ban Monday. verging movement against his gotiation with underworld cbarat- The Via Doloros11a lead whers froe mP thn e before Municipal Judge Ellis Eagan. tennis classic of Santa Monica, all since the first of the year, been forces. ters. He specifically mentioned Sal- f^mnSZ ^Si? '' ? * He will plead at 10 o'clock tomorrow R ma had passed their first round making an Inspection of all Santa vatore Spitale ana Irving Bltt, the _^_5£__5' £? ° n procurator, mornlng and meanwhile is free on matches victoriously today. May ?*__! ^^m^m^lDemocratic Banker "go-betweens" named by Colonel condemned Jesus to be crucified. $100 bail. Doeg, Santa Monica high school Monica theaters, schools, bridges, • VALLEJO March "'. < TP— Fire Deny Opera Merger Each of tha nine places where public buildings churches and other broke out fo the submarihe S-29 I Lindbergh, laying tba police never ace, also advanced in the competi­ had had. any communication with Christ fell bearing His cross to Cal­ tion. structures for whose safety the city here today but was extinguished by Boomed by Friends Deal Being Planned vary now is marked as tbe site of Bandits Rob and it, in a measure, responsible. What- the crew. Officers said sparks ig- PORTO WORTH, Tex., March 39 these men "or other men of this a church. ever changes are deemed desirable nited oil waste in the stern of the ! (U.R)—Whether lie approves or not, CHICAOO. March 39 i.n—Offi­ type." in the interests of safety have been craft, causing the blaze. The ex-.: _Melvl n Alvah Traylor, "homespun cials of the Chicago Civic Opera Co. Jerusalem has been filled with Torture Jeweler Chinese West Point today denied published reports that great pilgrimages since Palm Sun­ LOS ANOELES. March 25 (U.R)— ordred in each instance, Mayor tent of damage was not determined American" president of the First day. Even larger crowds, drawn from Carter reported, I immediately. | National Bank of Chicago, was tn a -merger of Chicago's opera With Showman Arraigned Bandits who tortured their victim the Metropolitan and Philadelphia all parts of Christendom, art ex­ by burning his feet in an attempt Man Not Executed I tha race for the democratic presi­ pected before Easter Sunday. NANKING, March 35 _V>~Ru- dential nomination today. Traylor- Orand Opera companies was im­ On Assault Charge to learn where his money was hid­ pending. Sendee at Tomb den were sought today. V. D. Ar­ mors that Col. Wang _Cen. Chinese for-preeident headquarters hart, or- NEWKIRK, Okla.. March 35 OIK) A service will be held at the gar­ nold, Jeweler, reported to police two army officer and Wett Point grad­ ganlzed without bit aid, have ex­ \ —Col. Zack Miller, wbo used his den tomb at dawn on Easter Sun­ uate, had been executed ware defi­ panded activities to nationwide men took $2,000 worth of Jewelry nitely set at rest tonight when tbe $250-000 Rum Cargo I shotgun yesterday to drive from bit day, at the loot Of the Hill of the after wrapping newspapers about Late News Briefs scope and art conducting a thor­ 101 ranch white house two receiver­ Skull, the reputed place of Calvary. colonel arrived at Hunshan under ough, persistent campaign to Win his feet and burning them. Arnold military surveillance. He waa held Seized, 50 Arrested ship attorneys, was arraigned to­ It la here that Jesus was said to insisted he had HO money In spite support for tbt financier. day on a charge of assault with a have been placed prior to His as­ of tba torture. He was given hos­ at tbt headquarters of the Nanking STAMFORD, Conn., March 25 UP) cension. police. STANFORD SWIMMER SETS NEW 1,500-METER RECORD •—Liquor valued by officials at dangerous weapon. pital treatment for his burns. I $250,000 was seized today aboard the The pioneer showman and ranch­ Alternate Catholic and Anglican ANN ARBOR, Mich, March 85 (UP)—Aaitln Clapp of HollyWOOdian Will er, hit voice trembling with emotion, ceremonies will be held throughout Prepare Akron for _., . . ., ,, tug "Wtll-am H. Moody of Rockport, pleaded~not guBtyr the day. starting with the servioe Twin **. United States Naval acad­ A Catholic ceremony will bt held That three out tt four prospective V y 20: emy basketball team, has been elect­ Lost by Shanghai in tta Holy Sepulchre, where a Santa Monica bridegrooms were he? b£> e at Laklhumon MalTa' 0*.3, established by Buster Crabbe, Univewity of Southern ed captain of Vie team for 1032, it throne and a silver altar will be younger than their intended brides. was announcer today by Lieut. Com. COMING EVENTS SHANGHAI. March 25 (.PV—The erected before the actual site of tht according to ages given in filing no­ as .the first test of ter scouting | California, in 1930. L. D. McCormick. aide to tbe su­ Shanghai public safety bureau tn sepulchre. Tbt service of pontifical tices of intention to wad, filed one ^abilitytte battl, it e wafaces announcet flagshidp todaCalifor-y on1 perintendent. Bedell Ls also presi­ statistics made public today esti­ HOOVER CONFIDENT BUDGET CAN BE BALANCED TONIGHT mated tha population of tha city had Mass has been a symbolical occasion day this month. This lt leap year. nia. Tba Akron, tt was said, is dent of his class at tte academy. Izaak Walton league. Crescent Bay for generations. scheduled to reach Sunnyvale, Cal..' WASHINOTON, Marcl. 25 (AP)—President Hoover today decreased 820,000 since the outbreak n f chaptrc. __R .Vei*.?*»"i«v.l»var-d, S-. » vi'Shitr-'JtipHAi'sCJhosmttt-s. The Bohr Week, was ushered in Palm That Dr. Leo Pruden of San ta on May 4. ,sxpre5_sft-iifio . .idenes,_a-j-fe-^fcoi____», jsa-itisal -=9»ti»!>=H)efethee^i-wj|^5^^iL \0/%t in Public Affairs association, city ' Sunday "wi fif tfacmion_.f dosffervarices M-wrta huts 'Oeexf appu_uueb ' id""'i.ft _**T normal population of Shanghai tt and guttering spectacles. volunteer dental staff which will gy___*_ /n"__».,_ ii/_if could legislate for a balanced budget, but said unless this is ^ntnese t/ojeci 10 ball, a nearly 2,OOO,OQO. Brilliant Procession serve tbe hundreds of athletes com-1 o€nai€ UrOUp rv III done "the depression" will be "prolonged indefinitely." Manchurian State Veterans of Foreign Wars. Lieut. The Roman Catholic procession, peting in the Olympic Oames at NANKING. China, March 35 i.P>— Fred D. Hoyt post No. 480, 9631 France Votes Fund headed by tba purple-robed patri­ Los Angeles. Hear Repeal Pleas PORTSIDER ANGEL HOLDOUT FINALLY SIGNS CONTRACT The Chinese nationalist (Kuomin- Washington boulevard. 8 p.' m. arch, m arch ed to tlie Church of tht WASHINGTON. Mardi 25 tiff— tang) organization tn Heilungkiang TOMORROW To Aid Unemployed* Hoiv Sepulchre, brilliant alth vest- That the Catholic, Jewish i Senate committee consideration of LOS ANOELES, March 25 (AP)—Lester Sweet land, left- province, Mapchurta, has tele­ Children's storv hour, public li­ PARIS, March 25 i.Tt— The chanv*^ Ken ts.—t— Protestant _aiths are represented four resolutions to amend or repeal i hand pitcher released recently by the Chicago~€h_bs to the graphed the nationalist government brary, 19:30 a. ni. ber of deputies finance committee tta*', Sritish and Palestine constables, at the new University Religious tte eighteenth amendment and 10 i Los Angeles baseball team of the Pacific Coast league, signed it?se"d a punitive expedition against Santa Monica Oirl Scouts start day' approved a $139,000,000 bond/ conference building on Le Conte Milt to modify tte Volstead act was . _^._. . ._,_ _ , •_,_. ^ the Manchurian state formed under issue for public works to aid the- avenue in Westwood Village. t "city trail" from Oirl Scout House, (Turn to rase 5. Col. II set today to begin April 14 today after more than a week as a holdout. Japanese auspices. 12:30 p. m. unemployed.

_ '- PAGE TWO jtfVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1932 Not Kidnaper Bannister to Fil 'Beauty and the Beast' * 'Appearing in Barnes CircusN . Y. Pui.lisher's For Reno Divorce Son-in-law Killed Husband of Ann Harding MacFadden Publications to Take First Step Representative Victim in Few Days of Auto Accident LOOK FOR IT ST. LOUIS, March SS OJ.Ri—Louis HOLLYWOOD. March 25 (.T'H I. Muekerman. wealthy St. Louisian Harry Bannister, husband of Ann and son-in-law of Bernarr Mac- TOMORROW Hard.:__.. screen star, probably wi JFadden, the publisher, was killed in fte a divorce action ln Reno wit an automobile accident late yes­ SATURDAY, MARCH 26 the next few days. Guernev Newlln. terday at Mr-Allen. Tex., his uncle. attoniev for the act re_s. said today. John C. Muckerman. said here to­ Divorce was agreed1 1to by the couple dav after a telephone conversation On All News-Stands —Wrdnrndov. ttir r ' ' claiming their with authorities there. positions in Hollvwood "untenable" Charles Murray. New York, who due to Miss Hardinc's rist to s______was riding with Muckerman. was dom in the films and tht fact that "senousljr injured. NOW=E== Banniste- had lost" his identity while aiding hi? wife. On Way to Coaat 5 Newlin ssid he-had no definite m- Muckerman, son of tht lata Ig­ ONLY fonnauon that Bannister would _to natius I. Muckerman. was en route (In a Green Cover) to Reno, but tha- i» was his belief to Los Angeles where be waa to the husband will stop at the Nevada become tbe West coast representa­ Discussing: 'divorce mill en route to New York tive for the Macfadden publica­ tions. establish and maintain the reqquired Mayor Carter, Homesteader. six weeks* residence there and then Hit wife, the former Byrnece Arrested in Boise, Idaho, on a MacFadden. whom he married last charge of theft, Ignace Blaustein The People and the Bus Line. applv for the -decree. at first claimed he was the Miss Harding and Bannister wno August, originally planned to go Eyes on lbe Wright Act. was her leading man in the days to the coast Witb him, but changed driver of the Lindbergh kidnap when she was a Broadway stage stai, her mind and returned to list par­ automobile, then later repudi­ Oil Quiet at the Derrick. have refused to amplify their .state­ ents' home in Englewood, N. J., ated his story. Police, after Ia Chief Webb cm His Way? ment., mad? Wednesday when they after an automobile accident short­ questioning him closely, declared Will Santa Monica Annex? shocked _h_' film 'colony bv announc- ly titer they started. he knew nothing of the kidnap­ ing ths' th.»ir marriage considered Mrs. Muckerman planned to Join ing. Yesterday he was sentenced Etc., etc. an ideal, had hit the rocks. Their her husband later. to jail for burglary. announcement aid not say which of Second Marriage Edited by John Daniel I the two would file the divorce action. Muckerman. who waa 23 years GETS SMOKE, ANYWAY old, married Miss MacFadden six ST. LOUIS, March 25 (U.R) —Fail­ months titer hit first wife, Mrs. ing to find any money on Oeorge PRISONEmRSGO Laura WUlttte Muckerman, St. Louis, obtained a divorce In 1931. Wood, a bandit asked for a cigaret. TELEPHONE 23285 IN FOR BOOKS Muckerman became connected Wood handed him one, also 16 cents OS ETIQUETTE with hit father-in-law's publications he had in his watch pocket, which after his marriage to Mitt MacFad­ the thief had overlooked. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING HEADQUARTERS den. The pair had been living in WAKHTNCiTON. March 39 '•-••— New York since their marriage. Uncle Sams prison w-artls are going Richard Muckerman, brother - of In for etiquette. the dead man, ltft for McAllen to Books en how to do this and how take charge of the body and return to do tha: are in great demand. it to St. Louis for burial. Two AVENUE And it's the male prisoner who sisters, Josephine and Helen Muck­ wants to know the proper way to erman, living in California, survive. QUALITY use his knife and fork, the proper evening clothe? to wear,, and how PUBLIC € to meet a lady, and how to write a Charges'Salesman' • MONTANA MARKET letter ". Besides the etiquette books, vol­ Really Bootlegger PEE DELIVERY 927929 Montana AVE, FREE DELIVERY umes on success are avidly read. A gallon of whisky in a jug and There are waiting lists for biogra­ nearly a pint ln a bottle will be used , PHONES I OPEN EVENINGS I PHONES phies and texts on psychology. by police here as evidence In the Bizarre volumes on travel vie for trial of Norman Snow, 43, salesman, 23951 OR 25146 I OPEN SUNDAYS IPKI 23951 OR 25146 popularity with the natural and residing at 703 Ashland avenue, who mechanical sciences. - was arrested yesterday and accused and 22420 SATURDAY SPECIALS aad 22420 Prison experts have an explana­ of possession and sale of liquor in tion. Thev tty it's an expression of violation of the Wright act, reports the pr..otier"_ "d.\sire to improve stated today. himself, to learn how to think more A police informer assertedly pur- Pure Cane Sugar Campbell Tomato Soup clearlv—"to get a grip on himself" chased the pint of liquor from the So the experts are cleaning up defendant, and the gallon was found Cans c libraries in penitentiaries, weeding when police searched the house, j out the old texts inherited from the their reports stated. Snow posted war and supplying prisons with 10"* 34' 4 17 $250 bail on each count for his trained librarians. Education, rec­ hearing next Monday morning in C. and H. Brand. REMEMBER OUR SURPRISE GIFTS EVERY reation and better discipline are Santa Monica police court before SATURDAY NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK the-t-_re_---fold purpose Judge C A. M. Spencer. With the Purchase of 2 Cans Curtis Olives for PLAYERS SUPPLIED PUREX, the Matter Bleacher and A specialized casting bureau for COMBINATION Water Softener, olive-skinned film talent is celebrat­ This picture might be entitled "Beauty and the Beast," although the "beast" is just trie friendly little 666 DEAL 61% ing its fifteenth anniversary by sup-' Pint Bottle plying Cuban players for Tallulah j Spitz dog which is accompanying Margorie Gay, beautiful rider with the Al Q. Barnes circus, on tour. The LIQUID . TABLETS • SALVE This is a full plot size can olivet. Regular Bankhead's current Paramount pic- circus will present two performances in Santa Monica Monday. 666 Liquid or Tablets used internally price 13c per can. Genuine Tillamook Cheete, and 666 Salve externally, make a -ture. "Thunder Below." One of the nomination papers in complete and effective treatment far Pound Alexander Sanbca is the middle-, a recent election at Kells. Irish colds. man between studios and Latins and Free State, was signed only by BrookSield or Glover Morning Brand he has under his jurisidctlon such women. Most Speedy Remedies Known. nationalities as Spaniards. Mexi­ Circus Men Don't (Noted Riders to ^____ Milk 4c.ri9c cans, South Americans. Cubans, In­ Bloom Butter, 4 41 c diana, Hawaiians and Filipinos, any Superio Brand Macaroni, Spaghetti number of whom be can call on an JL. Ot •••••••••••••• hour's notice. Fear Depression Appear in Circus | EASTEE SPECIALS! With the Purchase of 1 Large Noodlet 4 Pkgs. Z«5C Package White Mystery Regular price 2 ftr lit. Pore Italian Semo­ Voice Lures Hogs Owners Optimistic as 'Big More Than 60 Horsemen Washing Machine Soap lina. DRESSES AND ENSEMBLES Powder for ...... Tops' Hit Trails for and Horsewomen Will Smart styles in taffetas, crepescrepes, for dindinnerr , street and afternoon Another Season Perform Here wear. COMBINATION mmtm Pineapple U Cant tCtjC DEAL m%Jr CHICAOO, March SM UP*—it's big- Margorie Gay, charming 18-year- $ 95 $1 C top time again, with circus owners old rider with Al O. Barnes circus, Regular price on the washing powder 35c. U. S. No. 1 * 2 in an optimistic frame of mind. bids fair to become one of the 4 '9 In Peru, Ind.; up in Baraboo, Wis.; WE REDEEM THE LUX COUPONS down in Sarasota, Fla.; and out in greatest bareback riders of all times, DON'T FAIL VO BRING 8AME Uf Eggs, dozen * ~ Baldwin Park, Cal., the main hiber­ veterans of the "white tops" aay. EASTER MILLINERY Extra Large, Extra Select. nating centers of the big shows, ani­ Forward and backward somersaults mate and men are coming out of new styles and colors ln lovely Spring With the Purchase af 3 Caaa OCm on a galloping horse are her special­ rimer Hats. Beechnut their quarters. Uncle William Corn for LD\Z The first of the large shows to ties, And what some skilled riders call "tricks," Margorie terms a take the trail opens Sunday in Bald­ $195 $"».S Pork and Beans COMBINATION win Park. Cal. Another big-top will "warming up" exercise. C come to New York on April 8. The The petite and- charming rider I '2' DEAL season opens in Chicago on April .16.. follows the sawdust because of the A Large Cans 2Q Another entourage will get under call of the blood. Her parents were Hilla Red Can Coffee, way in Kentucky in May. with the same show 24 years ago. WOOL FLANNEL SKIRTS The circus mm say they are opti­ She carries KIKi, her pet white Regular price 12c per can. Quality only. 2-Pound Can ,.,.«,, mistic, but qualify their enthusiasm spitz, on tour. Guaranteed pure wool Botany flannel skirts; solid y^*w 1Q § 1-Pound Can 36c with the remark they would not be For 18 months Mill Qay has been in the show business if they were practicing the turning of a back white and colors. B. & M* Lima Beans pessimists. somersault from one running horse 2 c Old Mission Malt, The larger shows have not re­ to another, she has attempted or duced their personnels. Agents ot performed the feat bl private more ALL-WOOL SWEATERS 2 Large Cans 2,fi John Rtnglinp, head of the Ameri­ than 1,500 times and thinks that in Large 3-Lb. •% Oc can Circus Corp., said today they another three years the will have New all-wool slipons, all colors to> match yyouc r 9 were importing as many acts from the act perfected to show in public. ensemble. Regular price lie ptr can. Can , * Europe ___> usual. More than 60 famous riders with Only one show, the famous old the Al O. Barnes circus are coming $ Eatter Brand Q Large O A _ Dal Monte Brand O Large OQ_» "101 Ranch." lolded up last year due to Santa Monica Monday for per- $195 Peaa t_F Cant M«/C J*\LjtAaWfh -__-.-__j.il to UCK O. patronage. All the others Champion hog-caller of three iormanccs at 2 and 8 p. m. They _t°° 1 A wonderful bargain. String Beans «J Cana _MOC are back-on- the road. represent the champions of America states, Mrs. J. W. Anglin of "The business has lost none of its Regular ,>rice 15c per ean. Wheeler. Tex., is shown demon- and continental Europe. There are glamor, none oi its spirit of adven- high school riders, bareback- equts- New mark Brand Special Extra Sweet etrating \ eebnique after itii'c or showmanship," circus men EASTER SANDALS Tex., stock show from men and trlans and lastly, those who engage Smart Easter Sandals, all white, colors and combinations. S u gar O Large «%C g* Standard say. "We are still willing to take a in the hippodrome races at the close Tomatoes winning her title at an Amarillo. chance in any good-sized town." tht big show performance. Attractively priced. Corn L Caaa eWC 2oT21c women rivals. A real bay for this wonderful merchandise. Shipments of palm oil from thtr Netherland East Indies last year Bus Line Enjoys were 21 per cent higher than in Heavy Patronage 1930. MEAT DEPARTMENT-JOE DE CROAT, MOR. The combination of summer DEPARTMENT STORE Candy weather and Easter vacation is prov­ Mrs. Mary Ann Wilson, wbo re­ Swift's Premium Skinned *\ Ql/>{} Grain-Fed Frying cently celebrated her 102 birthday 1444 Fourth Street Santa Monica Special for Saturday ing a boon to the Santa Monica near Hull. England, has 51 grand­ Hams, whole or half, lb. .. AO 11 Rabbits, lb municipal bus line. Wednesday, of­ children. ficials of the line report,- the- total The center has not been removed. number of passengers carried Fancy Steer A ^1/oC Easter Eggs jumped to 6,500, and yesterday's fig­ 4m* Easter Lambs, Genuine Spring Pot Roasts, mVmW i Chocolate Shells, filled with ure, which had not yet been com­ delicious Walnut Cream, puted, was estimated to exceed that Lambs, Milk-Fed, ^A 1/oC Tutti-frutti, Chocolate Butter by two or three hundred. 9 Fancy Dry-Picked Cream and Chocolate Creams. If the weather continues pleasant, bus officials said, they will be pre­ Legs, lb M* * ll Colored Hens, lb,.. Packed in fancy box. Krcu­ pared to carry peak loads over Sat- ter $1.00. \ urday and Sunday. Baby Beef Prime Very Speeial ... Corn-Fed Loin or 75c Steer Rib Roasts, lb. LARGE SHELL EGGS, packed Wi Rib Pork Roast, lb. with Chocolate Creams and Freckles Cost Pa Nuts or filled solid with Wal­ $2.89 at Ic Apiece High Grade Eastern Choice Colored Fryers and Turkeys. nut Cream and Tutti-frutti DETROIT. March 25 (U.Ri—Whew Sliced Bacon, lb Fresh Killed. to order. William Duniire told his son, Rich­ BON-BON DIPPED EGG-V— ard, 12, he would give him a penny •for every freckle on his face if he FRIGIDAIRE passed his Boy Scout tenderfoot ex­ 10c Each* 3 for 25c amination, lie spoke without think - FRUIT AND VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT CHOCOLATE DIPPED ;ing of the bargain he was making. EGGS—Filled with Pineappl* Richard passed the test, and he The General Motors Value Cream, Vanilla Nut, Chocolate and his father settled down to LILIES—High Grade Easter *JA ORANGES—Fancy r *)g Butter Cream and Cocoa nut— count freckles. After a few minor Lilies. A Bud aWC Valencia 9 Do». UO\. arguments the elder Dum ire paid Richard $2.89. in the Refrigeration Industry PEAS—Extra Faaey Sweet Local Peaa None better for Juice. 10c Each, 3 for 25c t Ecuador's tenth international fair 1 Poundt )C** RHUBARB—Cherry O 1 A~ will be held in Quito in Mav. 3 Easter Boxes and ** for aWC Variety - ; tJ lba. 1UC A lovely self tion, parked with Four Cubic Foot LOWEST PRICES POTATOES—Extra Fancy U. S. No. 1 RHUBARB—Strawberry *% | ft delirious assorted chocolates. Lad ies' Moraine Model lit Frigidaire Kittory Idaho Rutsets. -I r or Variety it lbt. IOC ENGLISH Baking Stae U lbt. L JC SPINACH—Young and f* . f A TOFFEE . 59c HALF ASPARAGUS—Fancy |A Lb. Fresh, Large Bunch D toe lUC tMEAtt" ' SOLES 65 Northern. Pound >^1-11-. --—--• »"f* FIDGE :_; XPPtES—Fanc^ Oregon rr ~JCJ 39c PER PAIR ASPARAGUS—Fancy Home- | \* Lb. Grown. Pound "... aalv Newtown Pippins O lbs. aWC Work Guaranteed And 2 Poundt SSc GRAPEFRUIT—No. 1 Grade Imperial State Shoe Repair ARTICHOKES—Extra Fancy, r Valley IO OC^ W» SAMTA MONICA BLVD., Productt lai .for mtOV. I 1336 Third Street fl AT LINCOLN Large Sixe. Each ..... t_IC

-_-_R__»______E____l FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1932 PAGE THREE Caddy Fined for Urge Hour Parking Ruins of Tornado Reckless Driving For Main Street Retttrn From Aerial Elopement Found guilty of reckless driving. A petition seeking one-hour park­ Merle Cooley, 41-year-old caddy of ing between Marine street and Ash­ 2624*_i Fifth street, was fined $100, land avenue on Main street in Ocean Park, was circulated at yes­ Yield More Dead With half of it suspended, and given terday's meeting of the Ocean Park time to pay, when he appeared for Business Men's association and trial before Judge C. A. M. Spencer many signatures were obtained. Toll of Killed Mounts to in police court yesterday. Backers of the proposal to change KCHENSHEY CO Cooley was arrested Monday night. the regulations there contend the 362, With More Than present long parking is a detri­ B/-W PeR*-W/v.-£hlT STORE • SANTA MONICA GAUTORNiA.. 3,000 Injured after his car assertedly collided with ment to business. The paper will one driven- by D. P. Lewis, of Lot be given to Clarence Webb, chief of Angeles. The crash occurred at the I police, for consideration. BIRMINGHAM. Ala.. March 25 intersection of Princeton street and (.D—The gravity of the South's tor­ nado aftermath became more ap­ Broadway, and was witnessed by j India hts a prolonged kerosene parent today as field workers for two policemen in an automobile. price war. relief forces discovered additional dead, injured and homeless. C. H. MacFarland, American Red Cross field director for North Ala­ bama, said the devastation brought about by the storms in five South­ '-EASTER ern states early this week had been KCHENSHEY CO. "vastly—midei estimated"—and an* BAY PEWMWICNT STORE • SWTA -MONICA CAUTOftNlA _. nounced establishment of central re­ lief headquarters here. The new setup, he explained, will handle relief and rehabilitation .--T-==— —and after! operations in 13 Alabama counties, 10 in Georgia and six in Tennessee, the states hardest hit. Maurice Reddy, assistant director of disaster relief for the Red Cross, has been called here from Washington to di­ rect the work. N(•"% . MEN'S GIRLS' SILK FROCKS! Today the total known dead stood at 362. divided between Alabama, with 299; Georgia, with 40; Tennes­ see. 18; South Carolina, 3, and Ken­ tucky, 2. Unofficial estimates placed the number of injured above 3.000 and the homeless at 8,500. Property FINE = damage estimates ranged from $3,- Leslie Fenton and Ann Dvorak of the movies are shown on their 000.000 to $5,000,000. Numbers of return to Hollywood after an airplane elopement to Yuma, Ariz. relief workers sent in reports that conditions had been found to be far worse than was thought at first. Most of the dead have been re­ _*>__ moved from the wreckage and 5-Day Week Not Girl's Plea Wins buried, and the relief agencies now EASTER are concentrating on hospitalization of the injured, housing the home­ less, supplying the wants of the needy and working-out—a rehablll" tation program for the rural and —.feasible, ClaimUlife for Daddy urban centers, which suffered most heavily. LOS ANGELES, March 25 (CNS. COLUMBIA, S. C, March 25 (.•rv— —Operation of the Los Angeles <3_. county government on a five-day The plea of a 10-year-old child that |TIES!" Woman Accused of week basis is possible, but it would Governor Blackwood "give my daddy i*tp?*- prove more expensive than the pres­ life" has given O. E. S. Howell of Disturbing Funeral ent system and less efficient, ac­ cording to a report on file today Sumter 30 more days to live. Asserted to have threatened to with the board of supervisors by Howell was sentenced to die in the :m*% throw the body and casket from the the bureau of efficiency. electric chair April 8 for killing E. $*% house unless the rent was paid. Mrs. Hart Williams, oil-station operator. Nine departments informed the Howell's daughter, Gladys, asked "-a Ii-iciile Cherbuo, 35, iuHUt-tlfJ ct bureau that on a five-day week fcStew 2621 Corinth avenue, "West Lot An­ basis they would need more funds the governor for clemency. geles, was in jail here today pend­ to operate. Eighteen departments "I just want daddy to have life," ing arraignment on charges of dis­ she said. "I feel he ought to." The , stated a preference for a five-day governor thought over the matter "i «____t«* $I.OO turbing the peace at a funeral serv­ week to a seven-hour day. however, ice, police reports stated. and then announced he would re­ with 14 departments preferring the prieve Howell until April 29. O^iVrSl Poulards! Rich heavy silks! Masdonio Piena, of 1648 Twenty- shorter day. Wm% first street, declared to police that mmmm Dots! Stripes! Light pastel Mrs. Cherbuo entered the house GETS BLACK IN FACE FIRE DEPARTMENT WEDDING ties! Beautifully lined and fin­ Wednesday and in a loud voice yell­ BERKELEY, March 25 (U.R) — _Jsii_t%wBU ed for her rent while services for PHILADELPHIA, March 35.CR— The whole fire department will at­ '<&.m ished, they will not wrinkle his deceased wife were in progress. Judge Benjamin Benshaw (dem.) tend a ceremony next Tuesday when knotted. Hundreds I Piena filed the complaint and told csashed the Union League club when Ensign Arthur F. Spring, Jrd police he has several witnesses to (rep.) and came out black in the navy officer and son of Fire Chief First Floor! the interruption of the services. The face. Sauntering to his office, he Spring, of Laconia, N. H., marries defendant was to be arraigned today stepped on a lose grating and did Clare Murphy, daughter of the late in Santa Monica police court before a shoot-the-chute to the club's coal Fire Chief Thomas R. Murphy, of Judge C. A. M. Spencer. bin. Berkeley. HE most, adorable frocks ever! Radiant with the glamour Angele no Accused T and excitement of youth! Mothers are delighted with the Of Horse Stealing gay patterns and clever style touches. For girls from Alleged to have stolen a horse, M. 8 to 12 who appreciate nice things! Many are in the delicate Van Fleet, 38, of Lot Angeles, must paste] shades of Spring blossoms, others are gayly patterned. face preliminary examination in Santa . Monica police court next Wednesday on a charge of grand theft, according to a complaint on file with police today. Van Fleet was arrested and arraigned yester­ day. He pleaded not guilty and was released on his own recognizance. Boys' "Stay-Put" Knickers! *n_eodore Moon, of 1838 Clover yield boulevard, complainant, al­ KCHENSHEY CO. leges that Van Fleet took the ani­ For the Easter Parade/ mal. BAY FePAR.TM6NT STORE • SANTA MONICA CALirOKN IA - <£T. NEW TRAFFIC GAG Fine for boys from 8 to 18. Plenty of SAN FRANCISCO, March 25 (U.R) dandy browns and grays, in sturdy —Motorists have found a new way to beat parking time limits on down all-wool fabrics. They'll actually town streets. At the rate of mora than 100 weekly they are buying "Stay-Put!" licenses, giving them the right to park in unloading zones as long as they wish. To attract tourists this year France will have a "Buy French Scenery" drive. Captivating New Easter 3.95

^ Holland Dutch dfcf • trj BAKERSO-J--* DRESSES! SPECIALS New fashions fresh from NEW STYLE SOURCES in NEW Saturday, Mareh 26, Only! YORK! Sports apparel made in California for CALIFOR­ WHITE SWEATERS NIANS! You will be delighted with*every chic NEW MODEL! You will revel in the exceptionally large selection! Come! BUNNY COFFEE CAKE WHITE LON6IES An Easter Treat for Any Boy!

18 The longies are of excellent quality flannel 2 fer SSc with high waists and extended belts. Sizes

Tender toffee 8 to 18..sa«_. $5.50 and $6.50 cake ttt in tha The V-heck White Sweaters fn novelty weaves! shape of a large Cttttt bunny— are for boys who wear sizes 26 to S8 $2.95 .ach am* holding l$\6.50OTHERS $8.75 TO $29.50 a candy Easter ~S* A retl treat . Hie children', ster breakfast. CLEVER COATS! CUTE WASH SUITS SPECIAL EASTER CAM Henshey's for NEW COATS!. That's the smart news for Little Brother! of the hour! A marvelous collection of becoming G**i tsi silver layer* *t batter cake, Grand style for little fellows from 6 to 10. Huffy boiled icing tapped with dainty polo coats, tweeds, rough weaves! .Coats that will yellow cocoanut and colored faster eggs Blouses have regulation or sports collars and look as well in a month as they do in a mirror! Coats come in many colors. that will flatter and fascinate! Dress Coats! Sports Coats! Evening Wraps! 59c 6- ^I.OO Linen, linen crash or wool shorts are $1.25 to $1.95. ALMOND BRITTLE Flaky Danish Pastry *"•*" made with sweet cream- mj ttf butter, baked ta # *C BOYS' EASTER TIES!"fi t*A}**i*m at ifctppi- at- , - ,- monds, honey and batter | r , 27 I $ 16.50 Ties that actually look and act like "Dad's," for HOT CROSS BUMS tmt* 24c OTHERS $9.95 TO $79JO Plenty they are made of dandy silks, fully Used and of Sizes do not wrinkle. Plenty of gay patterns that 1442 Third Street boys all like. Next to Pioneer Market FUR TRIMMED DRESS COATS! for Women Parisian copies! Hot-Cha! Trimmed with La pin, Who Wear Ermln%tt&.£fa)£i-3^w^ -_=-__fc----: ____fc_s__- -_ *n*4402 Meatana*"* -£=eawti«.__=.*^_==: 55 tO^mSV* IK ^^j*. ^^i' I 1 ".••»• ii _'l ,i i '-_a.-__-j_---_-t_fft___-sa---gtt.|^_:^^pra^.-__«__--__#^ - Pier and Main •25.00 $29.75 $35.00 $39.50 50c ^zr^fSr OCEAN PARK HENSHEYS "8ECOND JT_OOR_OF FASHION" HENSHEY'S THIRD FLOO-l "IP"':1." FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1932 PAGE FOUR EVBJMiJNU OOTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA i. mmm Santa Monica Evening Outlook (Who'siNewsToday Looking Back By LEMUEL P. PARTON Who's Who in the Bay District A Quarter of a Century m* Special CrmpMitcat •f Ih* Outl.ok Pram tb* outlook Plies SANTA MONICA PUBLISHING CO- OWNER *j™ "'•"^SEN F.dlt.r NO. 441 K. WHITE, tt**. Mt Gen, M«r. CHABit- a. n.-•_-.' Editor NSW .YORK. March 25 (CPA)—I Kitty Frew unrt CAR-. F. WHITE. Associate MARCH 25, 1907 Advurtlilni Mrr. A "then and now" story of congress- Although Leo Mattis has lived only a little more than By JANE ABBOTT a. o. BOEHMF. Barring possblly the big produc­ MAUI OfflOl FODHTH AND BROADWAY..SANTA• MOM?A. CAU PHONE 33285 ional attitudes on taxation—particu­ 20 years, the events of his life have always been colorful, WEST LOB ANOELES BRANCH. 112.0 SANTA t^OC*. BOULEVARD. PHONE ttttt. larly individual attitudes — would tion, "Ben Hur" the greatest religi- Monica, under tha act of sometimes exciting, and once or twice were terrifying. SYNOPSIS: Safely hidden, Kitty Prew such lack ot enthusiasm that she j ous dramatic offering of the stage, Entered M second elm matter at the Po_to«lce. San. make interesting reading. Por in­ haa thought herself. A runaway Irom March 1. 1879. Published dally, except 6unci». stance, here's Congressman John El-1 He saw'the beginning of her husband. Oar, she U world at In a had to explain, laughing: "I'm self- will be the presentation of wag- liott Rankin of Mississippi', one of •tore until he la willing to forget the ish this morning. I want this fun ner's great drama. "Parsifal, next MEMBER OT THE ASSOCIATED PRS86 . the Russian revolution, be _t all news the Insurgent democrats, fighting to mot if he will Inherit and settle down just for the two of us. If Dorcas week, at the Auditorium tfceater. The Associated Press is «cl__lvaly entitled to ths am to • P»«^J local news save the people from the sales tax has toured the country in to supporting ber without his mother's went I couldn't tell you things—" Los Angeles. The production will credited to lt or not otherwise credited In toll PM»r. ana aiao and saying never a word about .the aid. But utt inly she sees Qara sister, published till tin the Bohemian company Parol, and ttttt diseovery. She was so wholly intent on hav- equal, and possibly excel. "The Holy "Battle of Dancing Rabbit." ing David to herself that she did not City." which had a marvelous run In February, 1928, he offered and of vaudeville actors, and see the sudden swift kindling in his <[.of four weeks, eloquently espoused a resolution for he distinguished himself CHAPTER U eyes. She went on. smiling fondly 1 • • • - an appropriation of $2,500 (or a FIRM GROUND as a scholar at Stanford Miss Lee had not noticed Kit- at him. "David, you can't half guess j secretarv Taft and his party went marker to commemorate this epochal what it means to me to have you, | today to Charleston: where they will 1830 engagement between U. S. sol­ University where he took ty's agitation. You're so — so listening! You're I The Outlook's Program She was enjoying herself iat' embark to view the projected locks diers and Choctaw Indians, down ln his A. B. degree, and at even better than a brother. I think of the Panama canal. Itawaba county, whence he comes. menaely; te talk witb even a pr* my heart would have broken with I Develop a Civic Center—Better City Illumination He also asked $2,500."lest we forget" the University of South­ tense of intimacy of such people as everything shut up in lt." she put Next Monday the students of the Widen the Beach Road—Better Schools and Mure that critical encounter between the ern California, where he Margery Crosby and gf^ggn I S^Sl_rSSS French and the Chickasaws at Ackia had f°r her aa Peasant & taste-as lt over David's, where HI* lay on the I high school will bate-their annual May 20, 1736. took his master's degree. the chefs salad I don t care much his fingers. I picnic. The picnic WUl be held in Adequate Facilities—Adopt City Manager Form tabl thunib tlght over that ideal place, Topanga canyon, W In April, 1930. he led the group Two months ago he be- j lor amateur things but I m going to ..Davidi ^re dearl" which fttntpil tin extra $108^00,00^1 the. first show. I like to see whos Ht moved his hand out from hers. | and the trip will be made in bay of Government — Support Metropolian WuUr- on the bill for veterans' care—ad-1 came a citizen of the In the audience, and it'll be a smart wagons,—Tht tffnlr ll In "he^gt of ["Don't git* me too much « the} the sophomores and is given in ministration leaders said- It Wttj United States and, feeling one. That's the way I fix these peo- I brother -role — I've never learned rI Distriet Projects . . . nearer $1,000,000,000 the way he had that he no longer owed i pie ln gay mind, you tte. This Som that part. I might fall down OTT tilt honor of the seniors. More than 40 it rigged. He is' the leading con-r1 erset's coaching them. Rt may bt have signified their intention of I lines. Kitty. Have you finished? We attending. gressional advocate of bigger and any fealty to Russia, a good actor, but I can't say I like won't bother with a lunch—we'll better pensions. changed his name from bit looks, do you?" find something out there. And we | Mr. Rankin was a newspaper Matesky to Mattis. Kitty looked at Paul Somerset. won't take Dorcas along." He had Tonight at Columbia hall the How Charity b Hampered writer, lecturer and prosecuting at­ He was lean, dark-skinned, heavy- gotten up and was standing behind young people of the high school and * From the time that necessity arose for enlarging thel torney down in his home town of He was born in Minsk, browed, with black hair, which he her chair, her coat- in his hands. He thier friends who find delight in Tupelo.—He has been in congress (Russia. His mother was wore plastered sleekly back from a smiled down at the top of her head. . tripping the light fantastic will have scheme of charity, Los Angeles county has been governed by Mnre 1921. June 7. 1926, he heaved] prominent forehead. He was lei­ "This will be our day, if you want It I a dancing party. The affair is in an exceedingly liberal spirit. The cost of earing for the in-4 an ink well, untaxed, at Frederick | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ German. His Russian surely finishing his meal, apparent­ so." I charge, of—the boys of the baseball A. Fehnirig; District of Columbia father was a painter and decorated the interiors of sev­ ly undisturbed by Carol's desertion. They boarded an interurban bus I squad. digent was doubled and trebled. Funds set aside for the pur­ commissioner. Frank J. Hogan. Fen- "MO, I don't like bit looks." And ling's lawyer, balanced the budget by j eral European cathedrals. During the exciting times at the tnd of Ketchum street. It { pose became exhausted and large drafts "were made upon i Kitty wu thinking of Carol, of took them through the city, on past i The bishop of Lot Angeles will splashing -Rankin with a glass of j immediately before the war, he and his brother stood one Carol's face at.it had looked when Lotherjunds. Additional money was raised in order to^fur-4 water. Penning swung on Rankin. ttM suburban bungalows banging visit St. Augustine's church Sunday day watching the procession of Cossacks which led the she left the table. Carol had said like a heavy fringe to the city limits, night and bless some recent addi­ nish work to idle but willing hands,—However.adm__ra_____e__-_lsj The Judiciary committee intervened. I shp had nothing the wanted. Did The engagement was inconclusive! advance of a duke's carriage when a bomb Was thrown on to open—fields and farm houses tions of furniture to the church. course may have been the resultsTw^re^not-all pleasing. and is commemorated by no marker j tbe want Paul Somerset? And if and barns. Kitty's excitement- was Subscriptions to the First Meth­ So widely was information bruited concerningTrre-ease-j whatsoever. They even rubbed out and the two boys narrowly escaped death. Soon after she did there was Marge to reckon like a child's. odist Episcopal church for a new the ink spot. that it was made possible for Leo, his brother and mother with; Oar had laughed over tttt way "Look, David! Those willows. Sunday school building have passed with which public support could be procured here, that great j Marge was giving this fellow a ruth. Couldn't you think it was spring?— the $10,000 mark. swarms of idlers were attracted to the state. They came for to leave Russia and they came to the United States. They The old alien feeling swept over David, see those ridiculous geese I— The beautiful Ann Harding was, so i no other reason than the belief that here they might subsist lived ln Long Island for 10 years and then came to San Kitty, for Marge and Carol, all of David, why haven't we done this ev-1 Marshal Max Barret to believes determined to be herself that when them, and then almost at once It ery Sunday?" she acted in Ibsen dramas with Eva Francisco, where Leo's brother, Samuel L. Matesky, that there will be 1,600 votes cast without toil and at the expense of strangers. In eagerness to left her. Why; now she had escaped The yleft the bus at a cross-road at the, coming election. care for its own, and in the fear that some might be neglected, Le Gallienne she eventually became a violinist with the San Francisco them—she'd found firm ground for and followed it where it wound stuffed cotton in Symphony orchestra. her feet to tread. through brown orchards up over a Los Angeles county went to the extent of permitting itself 1 her ears so she "I think I'll let you take charge of hill. Kitty matched her stride to There may be something doing at to be imposed upon by nabituai loafers: Private Individuals,! wouldn't uneon-Hj Before and during his study at Stanford, Mattis was the displays after this," Miss Lee Darid't freer swing.—She took off I the meeting of tht city trustees to­ sciously imitate was saying. night that will interest everybody on actuated only by the best of motives, supplied free meals to Miss Le Galli-1 the dancing pupil of Lady L'Or, who for many years was her hat and carried it, and the soft- a headliner in the theaters of Europe. Tlie next Sunday, Kitty, leaving ly stirring air roughened her hair the beach—the trustees probably all who might apply. Doubtless, in this way some worthy enrie. the house for breakfast, paused on and brought a higher color to her I will start the ball rolling for an out­ cases found relief. But the great throng that came swarming Plans for her I For several years he toured with Fanchon and Marco the top step to draw in a long cheks. Her chin was lifted, her j fall at Hyperion. amicable divorce | and he has played parts with Pacific coast dramatic breath of tne sun-warmed air. eyes were going hungrily ahead to to the tables set by charity, had no claim: had no moral right from Harry Ban­ Usually on Sunday she met David the edge of the hilltop. a cupboard. to be present. They represented the worthless and useless nister .an* companies. at the corner restaurant to eat They paused before they started "Soup. I've a tin Of crackers nounced today, I somewhere. Corned beef, apple social life of other communities. disclose the same Mattis has dancing classes in the Santa Monica breakfast with him; to dally over down Into the further valley. Dav-1 tbt meal, talking tJ him. to drink a id pointed to housetops, a white sauce, coffee—" When state camps were established, affording food and penchant for fig­ evening high school and his regular studio is in Twenty "But, David, we can't tat now! uring things out. second and often a third eup of cof­ church spire, visible among the shelter in return for a small amount of labor, part of the army She says Ban- Gables. He is teaching the dances for the "Merry fee stood off the emptiness of tbt tree-tops in the distance. I must see every corner of the house disappeared, showing its real character. When philanthrop­ nister, unhappily Widow," which the Santa Monica Bay Music association long day. Now she found him wait- "That's White's Corners. It's a | and the brook and the hill. David, eclipsed, and just will give next month. lag at the table which they called mile beyond my place. It't named how beautifully clean you keep ev­ ists decided that the hundreds of guests they were feeding a mere husband, theirs by right of usage. for my mother's people. Most of erything." He rose quickly to greet her. The them are burled there. At one time "Not me. Mrs. Dundy does that. ought to make some small return in actual work, the dead- Ann Harding I must likewise have a chance to be himself. Only concern with which he always met my great-grandfather owned a good She's my neighbor. Walt a min­ beats sought other fields, their theory that the world owed ute—" He- went to the open door by recovering his own unshadowed LITTLE^TORIES OF NEW YORK her took note of her lighter step, a part of the valleyr There's a mill them a living still unshaken, but their faith in the virtue of identity can he re-establish himself Httle glow on her face, a softening the other side of those woods—it's and whistled. At once there was as an actor. By WILLIAM GAINES of the too-set lines about her gone to pieces now=-" A new qual- a thrill barking, and presently toil wholly lacking. mouth. ' ity in bit voice brought Kitty's eyes through the woods came bounding Daughter of an army colonel of NEW YORK. March 25—Advance Sunday of- each month, has become a collie dog. The animal leaped on Because of this, because of the influx of riff-raff, lazy, Fort Sam Houston. Tex., Miss Hard- reports say that girl barkers will be a New York institution. - _ "Did you ever know such a day?" to his face. It was alight with a and idle from choice, professional moochers, the whole system she asked gayly as she eased herself strong pride David, whimpering in his joy, lick­ ing went to New York at 17 and got still more in evidence in front of Each recipient of an invitation is in tht chair he drew out for her. "I They walked on down the hill and ing David's hands and face. of relief has been greatly embarrassed. An earnest desire a job as a $12.50-a-week filing clerk Coney Island concessions this year. requested to bring new friends who "Jan, this it Kitty." with the Metropolitan Life Insur­ Last season some of the stands try- j are interested in art subject wish I had wings—I'd fly to a hill­ at its bottom turned into a narrow that no citizen shall be permitted to suffer privation by reason ance Co. Using a dictaphone, she top I know back home!" Her whole road that ran off at a sharp angle. The dog greeted Kitty with more ing the experiment found that more heart wtt, childishly, in her voice. dignltv, simply nuzzling her out­ of being unavoidably Jobless, should find expression-practi- saw the necessity of clear enuncia- men—and they are the ones who Those droll advertisements in the And almost at once David said: tion and studied it. She learned a personal columns, still they come. David smiled at her at if she were "Here we are." stretched hand and returning at cally without extending aid to the thriftless and shiftless spend—were attracted by them than a child. "We can go, without wings. once to the adoring of his master. lot about the art of speech. Then, by the male spielers. I bringing chuckles to readers of It was a low-built, gray clapboard- in her businesslike way, she picked Not to your particular hilltop, but to ed house, old, but with no dreari­ "I've bad him sin ce he was a pup­ army of fakers. Forty-second street recently has New York newspapers. These were , up a role in "The Inheritors." Susan culled from an afternoon news-1 one that's particularly mine, if it'll ness or negiect in its age. It had py." David explained. "The Dundyt Glaspell's play ln the Provlncetown seen girl ballyhoo .artists in front do." no look of desertion, rather one of keep him for me." He was holding A minor" regret occasioned by the Lindbergh tragedy is of a burlesque house. paper: the dog's head close to his shoulder. theater. When she appeared in "The "IDEA SERVICE — For over­ "David! You mean to your little waiting. Kitty remembered what the revelation of the heartlessness of fakers. Many of the Trial of Mary Dugan" the critics Capt. Stephen Gwynne Spencer house?" David had said of it—a place that "Jan, old fellow, have you missed worked cartoonists seeking live me as much as that?" rumors set afloat are false manifestly, and could have sprung discovered her. It was just a short McNeil skippered the Mauretania captions, with the background of a "Yes. There's a bus that goes put arms around you. turn up the street to stardom and from Southampton to New York in within a half mile. Will you mind David unlocked the door and Jan went with them while they from nothing but Inborn Iniquity. virile idea, satirical or humorous, explored the house. Narrow steps affluence. She awaited no errant what was record time until the or business men beset by perplexi­ walking?" stood aside for her to enter, an odd winds, Just filling her own "sails of German liners Bremen and Europa Oh. I'll love it. What a darling smile on his face. Kitty found her- led to the sleeping chambers above, destiny." ties who need only detached, clari­ small rooms, with sloping ceilings set up their speed monopoly. Mc­ fied thought to turn defeat into suc­ you are to think of it, to know how I self in a low-ceiled living-room and narrow, small-pantd windows. Comparative Expenditures It is said that Col. George Grant Neil, who retired last fall, ls busy- cess (always confidential). Write much I'm longing to see real coun- clean, fresh curtained, furnished so Gately disinherited his beautiful writing his memoirs at his home in for ten days to " ~ " try again. Can we take a picnic much like her mother's living-room "Tliis was my mother's room— The residents of this coast spent $549.53 per capita in Fritham, England. lunch' Can we start at once?" in Bridgewater that she gave a little when tbe was a girl," David said on self-starting daughter when she "EXCELLENT teacup reader the threshold of one. Kitty made 1929 as compared with a national average of $407.52. In that went to New York. She is 30 and Otto Kahn is so tanned he looks I available, interested opening shop. I "And you say you're grown up!" cry of delight. "I feel young today. It's—but I'm "Why. David, I could believe I no move to enter. Sht saw the year the people of California, Oregon and Washington, num- i Ham. Bannister is 43. like a Spanish senor. He's quite books, the pictures, the little blue the dandy, this connoisseur and not going to tell you, now. I'm going was home! That old sofa—I know bering 8,194,433, spent more money over retail counters than to save lt. Oh, David—rm happy it's ours. Is one leg wobbly? And glass lamp on the table at the win­ Down ln Pennsylvania there are J patron. At a party, so many peo­ The workshop of the Junior dow, tbe low rocking-chair betide it, nearly 16,000,000 in the south Atlantic states. old time newspapermen who say ple try to get his ear that the short League Players now la able to take again. Did you guess when you taw George and Martha Washington! me?" He nodded. He'd seen that I And ths clock!" She began to laugh. tht gay, piece-work quilt folded at A study of the situation reveals that the Pacific coast is that when Harry J. Hata was a re-! Mr, Kahn frequently is hidden from care of all scenery, lighting and the foot of the narrow wooden bed. 0» I porter he could conjure up a couple view. costume requirements of the so­ she was happy; perhaps she'd heard and then her laugh broke off sharp- more urban than other parts of the country. Nine cities of columns out of a weather bulle­ ciety actresses. _3o I'm sure you'll from Gar. But he didn't want to ly. "O, David, it's so good just to] She flipped her hand through tin. Naturally a man like that i Billy Jones, the comic, once was know, just now. j see things that look like—home. I David's arm. "David, I wish you'd more than 100,000 each contain 41 per cent of its population. a sheep herder. feel relieved. tell mt about bar, sometime," she In the United States as a whole cities of this class contain would be against deflation and so. | Three months lifter the first steel "You'd better eat some break-1 didn't know—" as president of tbt American Bank* Jesse Lasky and Buster Keaton was laid, the American flag flew fast. Then we'll go around to your He left her and went on to the said softly. only 30 per cent of the population. Such cities as a general n*t' association, Haas warns a sen­ once worked in the act of Mrs. from the completed frame-work of room and get an extra wrap. It] kitchen beyond, opened doors and (Copyright, 103a, Jane Abbot. > ate committee against the "defla-' Adelaide Hermann. "Queen of Mag- a 31-story building here. And a may turn cold before night; this windows. When she followed him rule handle 45 per cent of the country's business. On this tionary character" of the Glass' coast they handle 53 per cent. ic" and widow of Hermann the neighbor complains it took hit land - warmth is only one of the weather- her gay mood had come back but her David tries to break Kitty's il­ banking reform Mil. Great, who died here recently | lord four months to repair a leaky man's jokes." blue eyes were misty, as if they had lusions about Gar, tomorrow. Occasionally the call of "back to the land" is heard. Out His testimony, with tbat of Allan Dana Suesse, at 19. gives prom- faucet in his kitchenette. "Might not Dorcas like to go?" shed tears. "Haven't yon learned the truth?" here it does not seem to have been heeded. Here the small M. Pope, president at the Invest­ ise of becoming a composer for her Tammany Young, celebrated gate she asked after a moment, but with I David was taking cans down from he asks. ment. Bankers' association, is an in­ sex to boast about. crasher, is a familiar figure in the farmer must be a specialist. He has not the opportunity that teresting clarification of the bank­ Some of the gag artists who seem casting office of the Flat bush short exists elsewhere of raising most of what he must consume. ers' attitude ia the present diffi­ to have exhausted every other film factory. Recently he crashed culties. Inside observers previously source for "original" cracks might i Hence Che tide Of immigration, which is large and constant, have insisted that inflation Wtt tbe into the rele of a taxi driver, and continues to drift to centers of population, and to settle there. medicine which both the bankers do well to consult the "Tonics and we've been waiting to bear pf him and tbt administration would pre- Sedative.." department of the Jour­ crashing up the taxi, Some theorists believe that cities of the future are to be nal of the American Medical asso­ Joseph V. McKee. president of smaller, the population steadily drifting away. This may be SCHaas is vice president and director ciation. the board of aldermen, who acts as true, but indications that it is true are not to be observed in of tho First National Bank of Phila­ The "Open House of Friendship" mayor between Jimmie Walker's delphia. He first was a salesman, I(invitations are worded that way),I {departures and home comings, used this region. I then a newspaper man, then a bank* held by Pompeo Coppini, the sculp­ to teach Latin and Greek at Ford­ 1 er. He is lean, baldish and serious. tor, at his big studio on the first j ham university. GomeDowft Tonight with no patience for "weak self-in­ Freaks of the Elements dulgence." . For months almost every part of the world seems to have 1 In Washington Little Benny's been subjected to peculiar climatic conditions. There have By HERBERT FLUMMER After Dinner been extremes of heat and cold. Rains have fallen to an ex­ WASHINOTON, Match 25—The Notebook tent almost unprecedented. Vast areas have been so buried fact that a tax bill—a measure car­ By LEE PAPE under snow that suffering and even death has ensued. The ^PMffHOUR rying such tremendous increases— TO can be reported Pop was looking at the financial changes have been sudden. Humanity plunged from high to to congress with page and shaking his hear, and I the unanimous said, .Hay pop! low temperature or the-reverse, almost without warning, lias- approval of the paid the penalty in illness. • house ways and Who. me? pop said, and I said, if \ everybody agreed to take less salary]] "<&_:> The wind storms that have swept sections of the South. Trade Mark l.en u S Potent Office means commit­ and werk harder and dlffrent things No. IM tee must go would that help the depression? CAMPBELL'S leaving a trail of disaster, of ruined homes and.- mangled down as a rare bodies, constitute a major catastrophe, looming large even in -LECCION CIENTO CATOKL'E thing in politics. That's the ony spirit that can help a world becoming accustomed to calamity and no longer ex- A yer— Yesterday Such things ln it. you display an astounding insight Store for Men Tbt lollowing aytr expressions will the past have into economies for one so young, pop pecting the elements to act in normal fashion. The residents •o e useful to vou wnan yon relate been done only said, and I said, Yes, sir, well O, pop, Fof"fchis coast should be particularly sympathetic, it Having j when the coun- I'll agree to help. Ithe events ol yesterday try was tn a Well now that's fine, pop said. Ut- j been their fortune so far to escape destructive visitations. state of war. Anodic- -last night tie drops of water make tht nitty ocean and one -little werd after an­ Rainfall here has been unusually copious, but caused only Aygr por la tarde Had either t»\t nominal damage, while really accomplishing measureless! party been in other makes the mitey dictionary. for Your Easter Attire! Yesterday afternoon complete control, The whole it made up of tbe turn of good. jjr Ayer a medio dia probably such a Its parti and each and every ont of No ordinary form of construction has the strength to defy Yesterday noon Herbert Plummer thing would nev­ Ut is important in his own little er have happened. •- But since the way, no matter how humble. How -1 the impact of the tornado. There is no refuge from it above Aver por la manana republicans were ln the saddle on •ver, it is likewise true that nothing We Will Be Open ' the surface of the ground. It is one of the perils to which j Yesterday morning the executive branch and tht demo- added to nothing makes nothing, so. i ^^^^ Ayer al amaneeer | cratt occupying tht same position on inasmuch as you at present have no humanity is subject. In contemplation of it, the only com- j the legislative side, there was noth­ earning power in the grate intricate Until 9 o'Clock Tonight fort If that it is comparatively rare. Yesterday at dawn ing else to do but get together. rfl-u-hirift known as economics, the Ayer a la talda del sol Democrats in the bouse simply laws of give and take would render and Saturday Yesterday at twilight had to bring in a tax MIL Tht re­ lt extremely difficult for you to give You learned now to form the Im* I publicans, with a president in the back anything wich you have not A Kindly Suggestion I perfect 'past DESCRIPTIVE) tense White house, had to come to the taken, ht said. Lloyd George makes the kindly suggestion that the war jot regular verbs (lessons 100-107) rescue of the treasury. Well O. pop, I was thinking of my . debts be settled by the simple process of wiping them out put .vou nave not **t studied the J ^^^^^^So the—bil^ l is out with neither next berthday. I said. I was going to , All Suits Purchased and forgetting them, no formality of payment being nec­ formation ot the preterit i nasi seeming particularly anxious to take ask you 1 or- something pritty expen- DEPINTTB, or ABSOLUTF' How­ credit for it or assume responsi^^^^­ slve, X was going to ask for a regular. essary. Of course George is so internationally-minded that ever tht. nasf absolute ot tw ver> • bility. i punching bafe that hangs down from] he is not thinking of England alone. He has in mind also 'tnnnrtnnt irregular verbs- -ser— , the ottflng, but if 1 changed my Will Be Altered in I to be. tnd fr—to go—are exactly ttm I But no one doubts that there s | mind and any ask for a ordnerry the joy the people of the United States would have in con­ samp in Snanlih. trouble ahead. The senate will get punching bag on a rubber cord, wont templation of the privilege of footing the bills of Europe Yo tin—i was or l went a whack at it before it becomes law, | that be saving money for you and Time for Easter and a bat tit royal m ay occur there. helping the depression? I said. whenever it took a notion to have another war. ••- I'd rut—You were went Some of the ffiOtt outspoken op­ The debts, of course, have to be paid. The only question Kl. Ella rat—He sht was went ponents ot the plan to wipe out the Thats a very laudable thawt and 11 apprlclate it, tat by the time your | i. as to whether they shall be paid by the nations owing them, N'nsntros liiim.*. We were went deficit by taxation are senate demo­ crats. They ha ve been loud bi their j berthday rolls around the depression Extra Salesmen - - Extra or, the nation to which they are owed. If Lloyd George's plan Ids luemn -You were Wtnt contention ttttt (ht government may be a thing of lba passed. Lttt j can succeed, there it no moral reason why the householder Eliot fueron- They were went can well afford to borrow money and hope so anyway, thanks Just a stmt, I Tailors to Serve You i Ellas fueron—Thev were went spare tbt taxpayer. pop taid, and I said, But gosh, pop,; should not repudiate his monthly accounts. Europe ig bant The so-called progressive group 1 was thinking if I changed from a upon repudiation, which may be accomplished, out also upon ..bende w*Vt Ud ayer? vVner* Ul tbe senate WUl alto be heard expensive punching bag to -a ord- making the process appear respectable and decent; which J ID VOL OO yesterday? Aaarbe from when the bill gets there. There nerry one you mite get it for mt rite mis nijio v yo Fl IMO8 at clrco- are several items that they object away instead of waiting for my can't be Anns I Last mcht my children tune t WEN J to. Reduction of personal exemp­ berthday as a special reward. -O tht. Circus /.O-An FIT el tn tions from tit income tax it one. O you did beta? pop said. Weil vita do ayer" Who WAS the ernes' The sales tax on manufacturers and banish tbt thawt and get started on ] •p"»r dav? Ml henna na de OMe some of the excise taxes, too, will your lessons he said. Our Daily Pre-Easter Prayer Fit In invtuda—My titter from draw tttt from that group. Wich I did, feeling against it. PAMPBELL'Q Ohio WAS the guest Senators like Norris - of Nebras­ ^^pf/ Store for Men Where Women Trade ^ J I 0%r ..guthfix. ice^jjrpii^to^ := ka and^LaPol 1«_ te of WvscpnvtV be­ hy tbC-t.li_-P.it cntxijjjetf- J,t,s, toucnev;.1 =^ yOT-'^"fr_lve ""fib 'o'tWofSMs^ m lieve heartily that tampering with around the- hill.— 328 Skhttm'^dofiAatm and Mrs. Lindbergh in their great distress. Rest off ~In i study with someone else talk Snan- the income tax should be restricted But theii Crisp has said publicly j them, if it it thy will, their precious Uttle. .7.//« I ish to yourself! • Why no? writ1 1 to the higher brackets, letting the that all his bridges have been Santa Monica, Calif. Blew all ' another tetter in snnn.sh'' burden -tali on the wealthy. burned behind him and that no ^'^H-hmwes m al- ihe world to which aarrfum itl distt ii- matter what the personal political | pt*mtnttmts have comet Amen. 11 awt a \* V Iota Acung Chairman Charles-Grisp of consequences may be to him. he is EST Joseph P. Nicks, IJirector of the School of Kva Georgia,and his wnys • and means determined to balance the budget. : • '". tvebti RircUritat I not rpco-M-ize their 297-page child vary thing. _ '

^AMkmm^i777jiJ::"\, ..•... ______FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1932 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA 1fiOT''4-_W CHRISTIANS PAY New Trial Judge Patience WUl Get 'Scotty' Visitor iSpecial Services EASTER HOMAGE Great White Way Romans Observe Belcher Program Reward Some Time CINCINNATI. March 35 (m*W, IN JERUSALEM Everything comes to him wbo waits* Freedland Flesher,.^ boat tender. In Santa Monica ! Held Here Today (Continued from Pate 11 Quiet in Prayer, Church Tradition To Benefit Chest pulled Mrs. Sadie Wltcher from the Ohto river Wednesday. imperturbable and stolid, mingled She was the fourteenth person be with the crowds. Forty different numbers will had to saved in tbe peat 35 yean. Quotes Statistics About Santa Monica Churchmen On Palm Sunday afternoon, a de­ Gotham Theaters Becc .ne Many Unique Processions make up the benefit program to be Mrs. Wltcher's daughter gave him ~ Cost of Mansioo in Celebrate Good Friday votional walk was conducted by tba Centers of Religion Feature Good Friday given by the Ernest Belcher Danc­ a groat of cigars u a thanks offer­ I English archdeacon at St. George's ing School next .Friday night in the ing. Wilderness MidsN With Solemn Rites cathedral. Hundreds of Anglican on Good Friday Santa Monica high school. Ik was his first such gift. Christians, including many Ameri­ Solemn Celebration From the tiniest tots, who art to cans and British, walked from the ROME, March 28 (U.PJ—Good appear ln charming dance acts of .Continued From Page 1) Good Friday wu observed by many home of Mary and Martha at Beth­ NEW YORK, March 25 ( Bay district churches today, and Meditation on Christ crucified Friday was solemnly celebrated the "Sleepy Town" revue, to -the him awhile I let him in and we had any along the traditional path that today in the churches of Rome most talented ballet dancers, all of several of them are extending an in­ lends in the Garden of Gjethsemane, hushed Broadway's gaiety today. the artists are giving their services a stood time." Scotty added vitation to the public to be present Temples of mirth became temples while villages and small towns held Born in Cynthia, Ky.. 57 years passing through the village of Beth- processions and pageants com­ without cost to help the Santa Mon­ USED CAR at services to be held tonight. | page outside the walls of Jerusalem of religion for Good Friday. ica Community Chest, fundi of ago. Scottv first "run into money At the Palace theater, vaudeville's memorating Christ's death on the in 1902:' $96,000. and if I was to tell Prof. Alfred Rehwinkle of Saint that knew tba passage of Chrtst. which temporarily are tied up. John's college. Kansas, will speak at pinnacle, Dr. Howard Chandler [cross. If the tickets art all sold, it ia BARGAINS you where I got lt. I wouldn't get Robbins spoke at services conducted Local actors staged the scene of ttM Balak model *% tha arietta anymore. Ever -since then I've been 7:45 o'clock tonight at the Pilgrim FRAGMENTS OF CROWN estimated $400 can bt raised for the Lutheran church on the Crucifixion. OF THORNS EXHIBITED by the Greater New York Federa­ the crucifixion ih many villages of Chest, this sum being sufficient to tt** tmtm*. aaw rabbet, tt* in the money," he said. tion of Churches Lutherans attend­ Sicily. Near Rome, at the village finished la Balet _m*a with There will be special music. ROME, March 25 (U.R)—Exhibition carry cm many important welfare tttt atria*, ia.af.ar Matehat ta His Old Romance Special Services of fragments of the supposed crown ed three services at the Globe. of Anticoll Corrado. the annual activities. In making tht announce­ relear. Car thr.ucheat look* Cupid nicked him once, he sadly of thorns worn by Christ were per­ All over New York preachers dwelt ceremony of carrying a coffin sup­ ment, officials emphasized tht fact Uha brand aaw. W** aalek sals Special services were held at 9:30 on the seven last words of Christ. posed to contain the body of Christ that the Ernest Belcher school waa admits.—He once was a cowboy in o'clock this morning at Saint Au- mitted today ln only two of the 10 wa ef fer thli far *9M. Trade-In a circus in the east. The job paid I places where they are preserved, be- Dr. Fulton J. Shttn. of Washington, j was repeated giving tba program absolutely with­ accepted. Busline's Church-by-the-Sea. Dr. T. preached in St. Patrick's cathedral, " Many Proceasiona out txpense to the Chest or any Vt him $50 a week. A tightrope walker A. Osborne delivered the sermon. i cause of the Vatican's prohibition of its agencies, and that all funds lttt Bnlek model fl, earn* aa named Lolita fell in love with the ! exhibitions except where authen­ and the Rev. Milo H. Gates, dean of The celebration here was observed the aboT* described ear, *****% The Rev. Wallace N. Pierson, rector the Cathedral of rt. John the Di­ raised through ticket sales will be dashing young cowpuncher. Lolita of the church, preached this after­ ticity hat been proved. by the "Mass of the Pre .Sanctified." turned over to the Chest treasury. that this It finished la black. conducted the whirlwind courtship. noon at the service held from noon The exhibitions were planned in vine, conducted a three-hour ser­ ' processions inside various churches Judge Charles 6. Davis of with naa rag strip*, with b*aa- vice there. | to honor the relics of the true cross Honolulu will preside at tht trial llfol relenr Interior flalsh. Thi* She proposed. "But she was makin* until t o'clock. expectation that the thorns would I* a haaaa ear. earrrlnr tell $3,000 a week and that looked I develop a reddish tint, denoting Trading was suspended • In most and by the singing of the "Tene- of Mrs. Grace Fortescue, Lieut. One of the outstanding programs financial and commodity markets, brae." Numerous old churches were Thomas H. Hassle and two navy aaarante* aad a tatr w*ad*rfal mighty small to my $50, so I said of Holy Week was the singing of they were impregnated by Christ's bur at Jlft.0. Com* bl It t*m* no.7' But Scotty will carries With blood. The miracle is supposed to but banks were open. opened for the only day in the year. enlisted men for the slaying of STOMACH t* take sdeantare of this MM "Tlie Seven Last Words,*' by Dubois, —It is the custom among Romans Joseph Kahahawai. Judge Al­ him a small portrait of Lolita. given by the choir of Saint Monica's occur once is TO years, 'when Oood •avtat on as almost new Bolrk Friday coincides with the feast of COMEDIANS SIGNED IP to visit as many churches as possible bert M. Christy, originally as­ tttt automobile. Trade-la ea* In 1905 Scotty believed the lavish church and sung between noon and signed to hear the case, dis­ TROUBLES cepled. exploits of Coal Oil Johnny and 3 o'clock. The Mass of the Pre- the Annunciation, as it does today. Stuart Erwin. whose bewildered on Maundy Thursday and Good Diamond Jim Brady were mere ges­ look and wistful comedy have fea­ Friday. Many worshipers do not qualified himself. sanctlfled was held at 7:30 o'clock {consider they have done their duty Paul Jones Tablets fer stomach tures. So he bought out the Santa this morning at Saint Monica's and tured many screen productions, will troubles caused by acidosis and Goodrum 8 Fe for one day, picked out their was followed by the Adoration of \Lo8s of Keepsake transfer these qualities to the title | without visiting at least seven. Anticoll is a small, unpretentious role in a motion picture about Hol­ Principal Ceremonies "Oberammergau," scene of tbe hyperacidity are GUARANTEED fastest train and ordered it to make the Cross. Before the singing of ta gtva relief or your money back. a special run to Chicago. It did. "The Seven Last Words." the Rev. Reported by Woman lywood. "Merton of the Talkies." it The principal Good Friday famous Passion play in Bavaria. Vincent, Inc. is announced by Paramount. The ceremonies occurred at St. Peter's The record still stands today. He Thomas McLaughlin a redemptorest A narrow, gold band bracelet. Parts in the annual ceremony here For Sale at MAIN non made the run in 44 hours and 54 priest of Whittier, preached on "The Which was a child's first gift to bit young dramatic comedian will en­ and the Basilica of St. John Lateran. are kept in the tamo families for fifth ant ralnnta minutes. "And they can't do it Three Hours of Agony." Tonight at I mother more than 20 years ago, act Harry Leon Wilson's fiction • wherein are respectively preserved generations. The actors used only Phone ttttt today because their engines are too 7:30 o'clock the Rev. Nicholas Con­ was lost by Mrs. Grace Steensen, character, which Glenn Hunter por­ I a large piece of the true cross and Criterion Drug Co. HMD c AB tor trayed in the dramatization of I what, according to tradition, are lengths of colored cloths and heavy." neally will preach on "The Passion 501-A Raymond avenue, early last shawls for costuming. Third aad Arizona Tenth and Santa Monica Bird. and Death of Our Lord." Saturday night, either at the Inter­ George 8. Kaufman and Marc Con­ the heads of St. Peter and St. Paul. Phone ttttt Secret of Wealth nelly. Stephen R. Roberts, now do­ The remains of some boards upon The village ls the source of most PHONE 250..5-21669 Attorney to Preach section of Fourth street and Broad­ of Rome's artists' models. Scotty says the secret of his way or on the Pico or the Wilshire ing "Sky Bride," will direct. which the last supper was served wealth comes from "a racket no­ Saint Paul's Lutheran church ex­ | bus. - were displayed to the faithful at St. body else has thought of." He has tends an invitation to the public to REDS PORTRAYED John Lateran. hear Rollin McNitt, dean of' the On the Inside of the bracelet is been in Death Valley for more than inscribed: "Grace, 12-25." Because Aristocratic White Russians, Numerous foreign residents of 30 years. He hopes to end his days Southwestern University law school, stripped of their wealth, property Rome motored to Anticoll Corrado preach tonight at 7:30 o'clock on the [the bracelet Is a keepsake. Mrs there;—8cotty.lt figuring on slipping Steensen is offering a reward for and exiled from their native land, Lto-wttness the colorful ceremony in across to "Yurrup" sometime in legal aspects of the trial of Christ. have agreed for the first time since which the coffin was carried May. "Jest to look the place over," Alma Creighton, soprano, will sing, its return. 1920 to portray Reds on the screen. through the narrow village streets he explained. He was there with a accompanied by Melba Hunt. Heretofore, they have been unable by peasants acting the parts of the •Nl circus several times. His "partner," The Rev. A. J. Soldan, pastor of to forget that their loss of life's lux­ "faithful apostles." The Virgin C. M. Johnson, wealthy, and a for­ tht church, delivered a short sermon Vital Statistics uries was due to the revolution. Mary, portrayed by a devout mother mer Chicago insurance man, may at noon today. The sermon was fol­ MARRIAGES More than 400 former Moscow aris­ of the village, was comforted by acocmpany him. They have been lowed by music and meditation. Notices of intention to marry filed tocrats are portraying soviet soldiers other women. "partners" for years. Some say that Families who belong to the First March 24: ln Paramount's "The World and the Halfwit Plays Judas Johnson is Scotty's backer. Some Methodist church will hold song and Francis N. Brown, 31, Santa Flesh." which stars" George Bancroft The village halfwit played the itSlmW say no. family-worship services in their own Monica: Beatrice Collbohn, 20, with Miriam Hopkins. part of Judas Iscariot. He was T Scotty says that he and Herr Ein­ homes tonight. Madison. Wis. | cuffed and abused by the villagers stein have things in c o m m o n Kenneth L. Darby, 22, Los An­ London will have an Ideal-homes I until he fled, frightened but un­ "Einstein knows more than any­ CAT MOTHERS REYNARDS geles: Vera A. Matson, 22, Santa show this spring. harmed, into the home of a friend. Women's Smart For Easter . • * * . Monica. body else, so he's away head of the BELLEVILLE, 111., March 25 (U.R) New Handbags crowd. The crowd knows little John McCoskey, 43, Sawtelle; ABOVE THE FOO STRAWS Again! —Leo Stehlick, looking for the fox Marie Preston. 38, West Los Angeles. . .'or Id'a larteat telescope I about me, so I, too, am away ahead that killed his chickens, found four tipen I* public tally I :St 1 New Colors & Fabrics! Tom, Turban, Brim Hate of *em." Joseph A. McMillan, 23. Venice; red fox puppies in a den. Now Annie Murray, 21, Los Angeles. MOUNT WILSON to tiix, Fre* puhllo ob- t leaves for Desert Stehlick's black cat has adopted • -T.itlon th.ou.h fin-Inch trlnrop., aat agronomical I rrIure evrry Frldar nisht. I %m** Clyde E. Brown, 32, Santa Monica; Eiretrinilr kaatot aattaaas aat tlaisnt mlainc at Hotel information at all Bureaua I ?*? $400 "Stay on tbe up and up, and never them in place of a litter of kittens. Agnes M. Connor, 35, Santa Monica. or phone 8terl.n> D.»84-KJ, ar State Line, Tfrr.ee tttt a. O. CHILDI, Manenrr. show your hole card." That's Scot­ Stunning new bags to com­ ty's philosophy. Apparently he High-ln-the-back models, too! practices it. And as for the wealth plete your new Spring cos­ New! Becoming! Low Priced! he manages to produce when neces­ tume. Self-color linings. Mir­ 'Vi Trlmmingi of feather quills, sary, "well, I dont' get it honest, and ror and coin purse fittings. flat flowers and ribbon bows. you know that," he says. But a smile creeps around the corners of his mouth. Scotty ltft town today. He can't, stay in one place too long. He only came out of his desert kingdom to bring his car in for an overhaul­ ) ing. He turned it over to Charles J. Carr, Bay district Franklin dis­ tributor. "I wanted him to brush i out the alkali dutt from lt." The i machine has a special 75-gallon gas tank, because Scotty "don't like to always be stoppln', and the size of! the tank gives me a 700-mile reach." .W*W Would Have Poets */RIVERSIDE Record Own Poems SPRINGFIELD. Mass.. 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<•.-_..».* PAG-E SIX EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1932 I LOAN AUTHORIZED SLEIGHT OF HAND THEFT WASHINGTON. March _»<__.— BALNBRIDGE, Ga.. March 25 UPt I The interstate commerce commis­ —Heres' an auto thief with some of Irish Perturbed Aleutian Volcano Belches Smoke, Fire and Lava Oil Men at Last jFonner Gridiron sion today authorized the Missouri I Houdini's skill. Police used two Pacific Railroad Co., to borrow an pairs of handcuffs to lock the steer- I adidtional $12,800,00 from the Re- ing wheel of their car. Now they're Pfiy British Note Realize Dreams! Star in Trouble construction Corporation. lout the cuffs and the car. 1 OKLAHOMA CITY, March 25 tf. • NAVASOTA, TtJtas, March 25 UPt] EVALYN KNAPP Army Commemoration of —More oil to sell for more money—j —Clayton Carter, 24-year-old school Warner Bro*. 1016 Rebellion to Test the oil man's dream—will become teacher and former University of Picture, itmr an actuality here next month. Texas football star, was held today De Valera Strength Just after three large companies had joined in giving notice" they in connection with the robbery ot OU will pay a top price of SI a barrel the Burton (Texas) State Bank on] DUBLIN, March 25 (U.R)—Demon- March 3. . strations by the Irish republican I for crude oil beginning April 1, the army. Sunday, in commemoration, of I Oklahoma corporation commission One man held up two employes of I the Easter rebellion of 1916 against j responded to a demand of purchaj the bank and took $1,705. •• Officers ] the British art expected to give ers by increasing the dailv allowable I said Carter confessed, saying that he save so Eamon de Valera's republican gov­ flow o fthe great Oklahoma City robbed the bank "to obtain money ernment its first test of strength. field 10.000 barrels to a maximum j enough to get even with the world." While army leaders went ahead of 115,000 barrels. J with plant for the demonstration's, Dollar oil—the unfulfilled obJec-|«f Dti-nrrrt (Iran ted many members of the Free State executive tlve of Gov. William H. Murray's ^^ UWOTCeS Uraniea council debated the British position martial oil well shutdown of Okla- 1** Tiff ft tit Iimrcr that abolition of the oath of alle­ homa wells-was agreed upon by -*^\L¥£M *T Z*T7*mZ5. giance to the king and retention of the Continental, Sinclair and Barns- _ MEXICO CITY. March 25 <_T*k—A land annuities heretofore paid great dall companies companies. It repre-• i dispatch from Juarez, Chihuahua, ways Britain would be treaty violations. sents an increase of 15 cents a bar-I today said GuUlermo Duran Vilchls. Precautions Taken rej civil divorce judge there, had heard Precautions were taken in Ulster - and granted 23 divorces on one day. to present outbreaks possible if ov.r- The Earl of Yarborough has' of this week. .The decrees were filed ze_>lo_is Irish patriots cross the bor­ granted rebates of from 25 to 35 under Chihuahua's new consent der. Republican demonstrations on per cent to his farm tenants in Eng-1 divorce law. Most of the decrees Easter were banned in northern Ire-1 land. went to Americans. land. The Ulster government was I One of the first pictures of the eruption of Mount Shlshaldin on Unimak island ln the Aleutian chain confident that it could control the off Alaska. Lava was streaming down the mountainside when this was snapped from a ship 25 miles situation. distant. Members of the executive council I were on route to their homes today j Girl Leaps From Lfcg^the Easter holiday, with no fur-1 ther meeting-scheduled until after [ Oakland Ferryboat Easter Sunday. Taxpayers Asked |Capone Deputy They considered the British note. SAN FRANCISCO, March 25 tf _— | I which replied to the Free State no-j Ae turning to Oakland with a group] Til INK of all you save and get -with de- | tifi_atron that the government in- j of_ acquaintances after an evening] tended to remove the oath of alle­ in San Francisco, a girl who gave j licioui. Kellopg's Corn Flakes! No giance from tlje constitution imme­ To Big Gathering j At Large Again her name as Margaret Allen. 20, of trouble to prepare. Ready to eat from diately and the statement of Presi­ Portland, Ore., leaped from a ferry dent Eamon d? Valera that- the re- boat into San Francisco Bay last the package. Many servings costing public intended to pay no more Will Seek Means to Cut Nitti, Freed From Prison,' night. only a few cents. Fine for breakfast, money to England. The ferry stopped and put out a Begin - Drafting Reply County Government Expected to Take Helm lifeboat, whose crew picked up the lunch, children's suppers, late snacks. The council began drafting its young woman after about 20 min­ Extra good with fruits or honey. Al- reply to the British note, but action Costs Next Year for 'Scarface Af utes. The crew said she was swim­ it not probable before Tuesday. The ming strongly when overtaken, she ways oven-fresh. Quality guaranteed. . Tri-h ministers were, understood to Taxpayers Monica! CHICAOO, March 26 (_-Tv-Frank was taken aboard the ferry again have been perturbed by the unex-1 aay distrli i re ' J Nitti, reputed "enforenr' ' of __Scar_-_-ond placed in care of her acquaint pectcd bluntness of the expressed duction of their taxes can be of as­ face Al" Capone's crime commands, tances. British attitude. They are, however, sistance to realtors of the city by returns home from Leavenworth No official report of the incident j e* determined to proceed with the joining them at. a county-wide con­ penitentiary today to haunts that was made except that of ol fleers of mandate which De Valera says was ference on tax reduction called for rumble rumors of his nomination to the vessel to the company. given his government in the last dail Tuesday. March 29, in the offices of the command of the Capone syndi­ the Los Angeles Realty Board. Louis cate. Candy manufacture Gnjoqa elections. ln Argentina It was believed that De Valera T. Busch declared today. The federal government hat exact­ il increasing rapidly. would not summon the dail until "The only way in which we can ed 15 months of his freedom for April 20, the date set when the body get results is to show that we have dodging income tax collectors and adjourned after electing him presi­ the strength of numbers back of our he is at liberty again, but hit chief, dent of the executive council. That demand," Busch said. "To do this Capone, and Jake Guzlk, the syn­ day he inte.ids to introduce legisla­ we must have a large delegation of dicate's business manager, have tion toremov e the oath of allegiance property owners from Santa Monica similar debts that remain to be to the British crown. and other bay cities at Tuesday's squared. meeting. We can't, do the job alone." Guzik was given a week's stay yesterday before going to Leaven­ Pistol BltM Clue Reservations from All ____.ose__whd worth to serve a five-year term, and plpn lo attend the luncheon which Capone hat been granted a 30-day To Holdup Murderer precedes tbe discussion should be in extension, during which he will re­ SAN FRANCISCO, March 25 <_-_. Hie office of the realty board, tele­ main in the county jail pending his -A. milk that would more than —Dn the clue offered by a copper- phone 23014. by tomorrow noon if appeal to the supreme court from jacketed .38 caliber pistol bullet, po­ possible, Bush said. The meeting is a conviction that brought an 11-year lice today based their hope of cap­ planned to bring together represen­ tative., from all of the larger com­ sentence. turing three men who held up a With Sam Guzlk, another of the **> youth and a girl near here Wed­ munities in Los Angeles county and will be attended by county super­ Capone chieftains, serving the rest nesday night, attempted to assault of his year's term in Leavenworth the girl and killed the youth. visors who are to explain their side of th.. problem and Al Capone's younger brother, The bullet was taken from the Ralph, out of the way at McNeill's body of Paul Herman Hanson, 21, T. A. Johnson, past president of Island, in Puget Sound, Nitti. it is by an autopsy surgeon yesterday. the Santa Monica Bay District Real­ rumored in gangland, succeeds to Police declared it was of a new type ty Board, ls president of the organi­ meet requirements leadership. but recently placed on the market zation sponsoring the meeting. A here. They were making a check of drastic reduction in the expenses hardware and sporting goods stores of county government is being sought Boundries between Libya and the in an attempt to obtain a list of by this group. Agio-Egyptian Sudan and French purchasers. - West Africa may shortly be estab­ SANTA BARBARAN SUICIDES lished. NOT "SOFT PROBLEM" JACKSONVILLE. Fla., March 25 CARMEL. March 25 (U.R)— Cush­ LTv—Despondent over the recent ioned seats for stldents were the big fatal shooting of his wife. Louise, in] Watches Cleaned . $1.501 Issue in the Carmel Artist Colony's a New York hotel, Gerald Sturgiss pchool board election today. "Mrs. Grcenlief, of Santa Barbara, Cal., Genuine Main Springs, $1 Daisy Taylor promised if elected she committed suicide in a fraternal Crystals 25c, 50c would throw out the seats, which lodge temple here today. .V. B. THOMPSON haven't been paid for any way. —————————— I Czechoslovakia contributed last Watch Repair Shop Estonia's exports last year were year $30,000,000 toward the con-1 1.(19 Fourth St.. Oppn_.tr Outlook greater than those of 1930. struction of new apartments. »r_ :A V*,'.'_^l_»^r_l!--»»_t«B !*-,*• _#!'/- VAN'S Stores Seventeenth St. and Santa Monica Blvd. Writes Miss Reeva Hinyan EASTER GREETINGS Chief Dietitian ef tbe California Hospital sees for btr- Specials Friday and Saturday, March 25 and 26 self why Adohr has tbe "Highest Continuous Record im Official Scoring Tests—Yet Costs Ne More Than Other Brands" *r You Art Invited We urge you to make the same trip if you possibly can But do not postpone the enjoyment of these fine dairy products in your own home. Telephone now for to­ morrow morning delivery. Remember: Adohr costs no mon.

READ MISS HINYAN'S LETTER: and the cafe tod precaution which have been ex­ ercised CO assure ta excellent product both n to Adohr Creamery, Los Angeles, Calif. flavor and bacterial count. iSjow HOME DELIVERED Gentlemen: At the turn Drs Rosenberger sod Duckworth Yesterday, I had the pleasure of visiting the wett very kind in showing me around. Adohr Creamery snd also the Adohr Farm. I marveled st such amazing cleanliness. It gave JDOHL T/v ^DOHLi 11 me s feeling that everything was being done to Certified Holstein / V V Pasteurized Milk 1 I r Through the courtesy of Mr. Wakefield I was produce a milk that would more than meet all Milk, Quart . . . J********** Quart *, * conducted through the plant and saw the various possible requirements fer * certified milk and processes that the milk goes through from the due would alio satisfy the most exacting pedi­ Adohr Creams, half-pint: . . . Coffee 15c . . . Table 17c turn k is received until it is bottled and ready for atrician. Pastry 20c ...... Whipping 30c delivery to the customer. Very truly yours. REEVA HINYAN Adohr Churned Buttermilk, quart ...... 10c I wis particularly impressed with the equipment Chief Dietitian, Tbe Califernim Hisptisl Adohr Cottage Cheese, 12-oz. carton .....••.. 12e Telephones . . . . Santa Monica 65961 r GIT AN ADOHR-ABLE BABY PICTURE FOR FRAMING- Now ready! Beautiful, full-color reproduction on heavy ttt paper, size 9 a 12 indies, or the Adohr-able Baby now appearing on the billboards. • From original pastel bf Maud Tousey Fangel. Address Adohr, 1801 la Cienega Blvd.JLos Angeles, Calif. A copy will be sent you at once. Highest continuous record" & in official scoring tests

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O o 1 o O o Everything 1423 Fourth Street, Santa Monica Open'til for your 9P.M. o o Easter l D Dinner FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS Saturday O o n NEAT DEPARTMENT GROCERY DEPARTMENT ou o . Extra Fancy MUGGINS BROS. STRICTLY FRESH GENUINE 1932 SPRING LAMB Loaves Butter Cup ***M ^^k Small Siae Larjer Slse D Fore r *m Qlc Hind ^Q TURKEYS o O Quarters . * \wi- Quarters . ^3r TOMS—8to20ttw. lb c U. S. Government Impeded—None Better Weighti 3 25? * doz. Ovenized 12^46 Whole or Half SHADY BR1AD4DELL APPLE NationaVl Biscuit CompanGatherey d freah dallCURTIy in thS e FANCSan FernandY o Valley. rtF. Swift's Premium (All varieties—sliced or un-sliced CHAMPIOI N BUTTER 'Armour's Star) BUTTER. 2 Ib. 4 oa 18c OLIVES. 3—9-oz. cans mmDL Not Just cheap bread—just good broadFLAKES cheap. . 1-lb. pkg. 12c Skinned > ARGO GREEN LIMA ASSORTED CHOCOLATE B. & M. KIDNEY Cudahy's BEANS, large can ...... 10c CAKES, Reg. 35c 1 Q/» BEANS, 3 large cans 25c Puritan per lb. Itt/L Morrell'i Pride (Packed by Del Monte) Bring in your Lux Coupons Rath's COLTON PEARS i ff ^ HILLSDALE KRAUT, LUX TOILET Black Hawk large cans large can ._^__.-.„ ....___. 9c SOAP 6c LUX FLAKES, Picnic Style Hams Arc 12VJ_C Pound Sweet, Sugar-Cured All Flavors SPECIAL SALE small 8c o EXTRA FANCY STEER BEEF BELGIAN HARES JELL-WELL Full Quart 0 o ROASTS — Rump Boneless Rib Roast, £cie«i Legs Lamb Limit 3 Porterhouse Ot — c lSi'lb. mt^cXS o Roast, lb. l672C Roast, lb. ETABtfS* PUREX D 25 lb* LOINS FOR ROAST. CALIFORNIA ROTISSERIE *OOtU^ n o Round Bone and Shoulder Fresh Dressed, Frying Size LOIN AND 15«lb. ROAST GOOSE Limit 1 8 RIB CHOPS S»/g-oa. Del Monte Peas Large o Clod Cuti Are, Pound 15V2C 2 Can. 11 Shoulderi Are 10'ic Pound ean .„„__* 40c Del Monte Corn CANADA DRY GOLDEN o These Are Extra Fancy Yearling Lambs 13-oz. Del Monte GINGERALE, QQp 0 FANCY EASTERN PORK Sliced Bacon can 69c String Beana .... per doz tJ*f*\* o 14k Del Monte Grapefruit 25c (3 Bottles 25c) LEGS— LEAN HAM Freah Dressed LOBSTERS $1.35 The Del Monte French Drip Urn D ROAST, GOOSE BROTH o Fancy Fat FRESH COOKED contest is going strong. Nine or­ SmitbfieldAUCE , New York, APPLE Cut? lb. 12V2C lb...... 14V2C tall can 15c ganizations now entered. Come IH and 2 Pound f * 10c Pork Shoulders Are 9%c Pound Sweet, Sugar-Cured DUCKS Weights EVANS' PURE HONEY in and vote for your favorite with 12-oz. purchase of 1 lb. DEL MONTE large can JLV** e c COFFEE. PILLSBURY'S BEST FLOUR LARGE RABBITS jars 10c No. 5 Sack No. 10 Sack 24-lb. Milk Veal Steak, lb. W/2c 27l «»* 21 lb. 2-lb. jars 25c o Orange, Sage and Clover 29 16c 29c 63c Clearbrook «^ Brookf eld 1-Lb. Jar VIRGINIA MAID > 1' .'.*« Milk Veal Roast, lb. 8*/2c Fresh Dressed Rhode Island D C PEANUT 1 flG U. S. Government Inapected—To Fry, Boil or Bake Roasting Fowl BONELESS LEAN—All Weights C Ib. BUTTER c 27J Ik. 24_.Butter26„ 19 o W* Reserve the Right te Limit QantlMm All Items Subject to Stoek on Hand COTTAGE HAMS 16i «>. 5 to 8 Pound Weights O D VALUABLE AWARDS FOR CUSTOMERS o D FRUITS AND VEGETABLES W* W» aC* \U* t HUNDREDHUNDREDS SO FO FPOUND POUNDS SO FO F V? D V 17 • o FREE ! PILLSBURY'S FLOUR FREE! on CHOICE. FRESH FRESH. LARGE Estimate the weight of the mammoth bag of Pillsbury'a Flour in our store tomorrow, or any day u before April 9, and win an award. Every customer in our store will have an opportunity to estimate D o the weight of the gigantic Pillsbury's sack. The nearest to correct estimate wins the huge sack of ASPARAGUS flour. Tbe next nearest correct wins a 49-pound sack of Pillsbury'a Flour, and the next nearest wins O ARTICHOKES 1 D Long, Green a 24 2-pound sack of Pillsbury'a Flour. Try your skill. Con test-ends April 9. o c hwi 10 4 for 25 DELICATESSEN DEPARTMENT Real Fresh Churned Creamery ^m*. *m*s. Delicious rink fronts, fickled ^m ^^f FRESH TELEPHONE FANCY, TENDER PIGS9 FEET 3 for IO PEAS BUTTER lb. 25 0 RHUBARB Strictly Fresh ^m> 'YorkshireYorkshire " WisconsiWisconsin Fulrunl creaCreamm ^m mSt*.** Q W c c RANCH EGGS Doz. 1 H CHEESE-^— lb. ly 2 His " 31b. 10 Large Quantity Reserved ***** ^**^ o 15 1 We Make Our Own ( Try It Q--- ) -mmt. mtft* "Superior" Creamed (No Limit) MAYONNAISE ..Full qt. 25 NEWTON PIPPIN (Large Size) FRESH COTTAGE CHEESE ...lb. 10 New England Pressed c fi A Fresh Shipment of APPLES A rresn antpmenc or A****\ __M____ HAM o ROASTED PEANUTS ib. 29 fi mt c FILLET of HADDIE ...lb. 29 Home Roasted Whole (Ready to Serve) **m* mtmmt 8 lbs ~ O D 25 Pound 10 excellenExcellentt MHygrady grade Quality ^m*. tm*t\ CHICKEN Each 5 / o Wieners or Coneys .2 lbs. Zf) EASTSIDE Brew or n RAINIER Steam o FANCY. LARGE No. 1 Extra Fancy GOLDEN STATE (Bottles 3 f«r 25' SWEET NAVEL ORANGES MILWAUKEE Extra) BRAZIL NUTS SWISS CHEESE lb. o Largest Sise LIME RICKEY O 'LuerV Fresh Sliced o c BOILED HAM lb. or GINGER ALE 3 for 25 2"k 25 Dozen 20 35 12-Oz. Bottles—(No Deposit on Bottles) D 1 O IMPERIAL VALLEY Fancy Avocados, SATURDAY BAKERY SPECIALS ALL FOR 'ONE 25c CAKE OR PIE => Strawberries. Cucumber^ BUTT ____£. -HQRNJV 50c fl SWEET GRAPEFRUIT ONE DOZEN COOKIES , New Fancy Potatoes, 5c Value zf5_I.:.2 fo. 6* Vt DOZEN HOT CROSS RUNS VaIue PIES, WHIPPED CREAM PUFFS, Fancy Dates 25c Value, each . 15- O lOfor ...... 25 Each ^.._^... w „-„. ..: 5* All Reedy for Your Eeater Dinner FINGER ROLLS, 15c Value, dozen BREAD, gjT 0 Home-Made *\w • Sliced OE tocaoi [ocaoao [OC aor—io SO OC SIOE30.

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. SOCIAL JVJ&WS CHILDREN ESTELLE ZAWTiZW ZTNDSEY UAUCY PAGE- rap CL UJ3 ACT/V/T/J9& FASHIONS ' - -AJLEEN LAMQNT f if- if HOME- E-CONOMICtS- - * OF INTEREST * WOMEN * a ~C/AME& SAMUEI LACY— -- Paper Japanese lanterns, swung Log of the Good Ship Life MODEST MAIDENS Tuning In With Our Children Deauville Beach to and fro, are b_*_ng used to direct By ESTELLE LAWTON LINDSEY By JAMES SAMUEL LACY street traffic in parts of, Tokyo Communication; Relative to Tht* uepartrnem snou.a Bt Addressed tc Club Setting for Japan. E_.tc._s. Lav-tor. undue. IP Care ol Thi' Paper LITTLE MR. BUSYBODY WORRIES MOTHER SICK Isn't there something In ' this "It's just the misfits one hears about." said "Rosemary" Jn her letter 3-year-old's adventurous nature that (the idea that the places you go and Bridge Luncheoif of which I gave you a glimpse yesterday. The "fits'* are Just too busy be­ causes you to love him? He wan­ the things you see on your excur­ ing happv to complain. Yet I know many girls who would find things to ders blocks away sions are preferable to his neigh­ Mrs. Elmer C. Lucas. 1317 Saltair complain 'about were they ln the place of our happy, wise little "Rose­ I from home, crosses borhood wanderings. Then he will avenue, entertained with her moth­ A TONIC FOR MOTHERS mary"—-a limited income and loi>? stretches of lonely waiting while he is | er, Mrs. D. F. Keller, yesterday, at a j busyr streets, lets prefer to go with you. at sea. But young "Rosemary** has* I know aftpersistent case of run­ smartly appointed bridge luncheon I.... BABIES STRONG learned a valuable formula of hap| He's here — he's there, blacker I i people's birds out ning away that was abruptly cured ln the Deauville Beach club, lba piness. She sets her mind, not on shadow and catches their when mother adopted a suggestion Blaster motif, witb spring flowers Stockton, Calif. the lonely inter* I By the chair. gold fish. He I of this column and took the rest of predominating, was cleverly used to I — "DP. Pierce's vals of waiting, j And this: talks to everyone the children to a circus. decoration. I Favorite Prescrip- but on the hap- - -NIGHT* The runaway came -home and Covers were laid for Mrs. William I tion has been of the py end of those and doesn't know found them gone. The maid broke The purple velvet of the nighty a stranger. H. Cornett, Mrs. L. H. Case, Mrs. greatest benefit to intervals when: With silver sheen of star, the news: "They looked for you, but Dan Daniels, Mrs. Louis Blatz; Mrs. me. During moth- he and she cele­ What a happy, you never stay home, so the other Jane Davies, Mrs. A. B. Hromadka, ! The radiant softness of the light— busy boy! What erhpod my kidneys brate their Joy- The waning moon. afar. children got a nickel more to spend Mrs. George L. Baggott, Mrs. E. W. i and back bothered ous reunions.! a little nuisance and went along happy." The silent hush that bides. Clark, Mrs. N. S. Duckels, Mrs. Ray­ me a great deal. 1 And that same] O'er all the starlit space— to people who Stayed Borne .filer Tbat mond Hoyt, Mrs. Arthur Weber, wise y o u n tc care little for the Then came a tantrum, determined could notgetaround The universe that glides Mrs. Ernest Rowlatt, Mrs. E. A. I to do my house- "Rosemary" has i Below The moon's pale face. ingenuity of chil­ I and vociferous, but no one paid the Pelfer. Mrs. Emma Zachritz. Mrs.) a second secret I dren! slightest heed to it. Mother merely I work for I would tire so easily at the 'A picture none may draw But little Vr. Remi Nadeau, Mrs. L. F. Arnold, of happiness. As For man is frail at best > said quietly, "how could I take you, Mrs. B. M. Powers, Mrs. Nicholas I least exertion," said Mrs. Delia Red- she waits she Samuel Lacy Busybody keeps j son? You never are home when we ington of 1673 E. Miner Ave., "but uses her gift for The everlasting law his mother petrified with fear for Cogley, Mrs. A. B. Cline, Mrs. Don­ 1 That bids the earth seek rest. plan to go places." ald Douglas, Mrs. E. B. Leepv, Mrs. Dr. Pierce's Favorite 'Prescription friendliness and his safety. What can she do to Son was home after that and changed all of this and I became strong her creative in- j Pretty good for a beginner, a girl divert his active mind and win it M. S. Card, Mrs. .Herbert Hertel, daily he would asked, "Anything Mrs. B. W. Harper, >lrs. Agnes rand had no more trouble with my back. Mrs. Lindsev stincts to fill herher ,I _55_ _H__E •»• _ ,,. back toward home? Take him to a doin' today, mother?" And he stayed My babies were unusually strong and days. She ls one of the few who Mrs. P. **..- zoo or some place Ot interest to around to see that he wasn't miss­ Blackburn, Mrs. Leo Widney, Mrs. writes poetry for a proper motive--- There is nothing illegal In your him and give him a tase Of the ing something. Robert Powell, Mrs. J. w. Ford. [ I give it the credit for my good health not to .sell but "because I enjoy i husband's working hours. You are adventure he loves SD dearly. Then As for his part, saucy talk to MM. Fred Denison. Mrs. W. W. i and theirs-^*—Druggists everywhere sell writing it and it seems to please and j confusing the union, wage scale with agree with him that lf he stays neighbors when they interfere with Dumm, Mrs. David Luckham, Miss amuse my friends. Why make a the law. Considering general con home with you that you or father his bird and fish escapades, tell him Mary Griffith and tba hostesses. Dr. Pierce's Prescription fool of myself when I have no par­ ditions, it is wise for you not to in­ will take him to see interesting they like little boys who are cour­ ticular talent?" terfere. E. L. L. things. teous, and let him feel that he is | Open Until 9:30 P. M. Saturday! "Purrkins"—because he sings so Q.—Can an aged couple, each 721 Find Another Little Boy depriving himself of some good much-pd "Jimmy Lee —the black „ old havi^| nved in California If he forgets or succumbs to the times by failing to be nice to neigh­ and white bundle of barks-are her j5 s who havp no property but urge to wander, wben be returns tell bors. Deprive him of their society companions as she dreams over her tW£> living .daughters, one ln the' htm how sorry you were not to be until he practices polite manners. poems. 'I was lonely with just the,E t receiVe the California old age able to find him when you were And above all, be glad for a child ;SHO. cat, so I borrowed mothers dog and j pension' M S L ready to go to the park or the zoo. with an active, busy, adventurous brought him home. Pussy «as fear Tell him you will get another lit­ nature. fully Jealous Just at- first, but now, A.—No, the California old age tle boy to go with you if your own •trange, they eat within a foot of pension is allotted to iwne who have little by doesn't wish to go. And relatives wno ml nt s rt Habits of Five- Year-{fid STOM3 each other and sleep together on the iving « «PP° j make your word true by taking a "Habits a Pive-Year-Old Should toed:—Scandal.—But the spread is tnem.— neighbor's child with you, Be aure Have Form ed" will be sent to readJ 1416 3rd St.--Santa Monica washable and so are the pets, sol Q—I'm a business woman on a tmm* m m*m mam* and talk about what you saw and 1 ers when request Is accompanied by we get on well. They both send their $2,400 a year salary on which I sup- 9 did in order to fire his imagina­ self-addressed, stamped envelope. regards to you*, the friend of all port both my mother and myself. tion concerning it. Address James Samuel Lacy, Tuning beasties." I We own the home but are otherwise "Statistics show that most men take showers." Cared Runaway Habit In With Our Children, care of this And then she inclosed some of her j dependent on my earnings. My "They have no choice. Bathtubs are getting too small to sit down in." You are going to have to sell him newspaper. Easter Footwear charming little verses for me to health demands monthly doctor "criticize." I do not criticize poetry, bills. We wish to live as well as pos- my dear. I'd as soon criticize moth- sible yet'save something. But we ttt'* darling at a baby show. BUtj have a constant financial worry. No Ely Culbertson's Bridge How's Your Health NEW SANDALS very much Indeed I enjoyed your budget seems to work. Can you (Copyright, 1931. Ely Culbertson, World'* Champion Player and Greatest Card Analyst) Edited by DR. IAGO GALDSTON Never so early in the season have verses and I advise keeping right on send me a workable buflget? Mary, For the New York Academy of Medicine we been able to offer our patrons to the same spirit. Write because A.—Of course I can't send you a 96 such a wonderful selection of you and your friends enjoy your workable budget. The difficulty is FEELING YOUR WAY THE BRAIN'S BREATH footwear as this year. Yon will Writings. In time their pleasure-giv- in the uncertainty of your doctor j There are two principles in ac­ In the last analysis man breathes tog potencies will spread to outsid-1 bills. Are you positive that you find sandals, "Ghillie" ties, curate Contract bidding that can­ 1—The possibility that partner— with his cells, not with his lungs. pumps, straps, oxfords ln all -ers, even mayhap, to editors. j-need .spend so— much- on medical not- be too heavily stressed. The who is also misled—might interfere The lungs are essential to respira­ must always be carefully weighed. Today's Recipes white black and white and new" •MY CAT -i treatments^-Why dont you (ret "a jfiiat is the ap­ tion, for they keep a stream of air, By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE ! 'A tar black scrabble* ' (good'book on diet and exercise andl proach principle The advantage of surprising the containing 21 per cent oxygen, flaw­ leathers for Spring. High heels, A blacker shadow by the chair—it's leave off doctors for a bit? by which, through opponents must outweigh the dis­ ing over the rich network of fine Cuban heels. Fall range of sizes gone. Q—My husband's nationality is bids at the lower advantage of misleading the part­ blood vessels lining the air cells of EASTER DAY and real values every one of It wasn't there. Spanish, but lie was born in Cuba levels of bidding, ner. Only such bidding situations the lung tissue. Breakfast them. should.be chosen for "psychic" bids The fire light gleams on satin fur in 1904. Is he Cuban or an Amer- we seek to unravel The oxygen is taken up by the red Orange Juice and deep within : ican citizen? H. C. the mystery of where partner's possible inference can do no harm, or where subse­ blood cells, transported to every por­ Soft Cooked Eggs Bacon Curls Resounds a purr. A.—I fancy you mean that your| hand distribution tion of the body and thus made Peach Marmalade A cat in inky satin clad lies by the husband was born in Cuba of Span- a n d the honor quent bidding will give a clear cue Muffins Coffee to him. available to Its millions of living fire— j ish parents. If they were citizens trick holding of units, the cells, to which the final Dinner Content and glad. I of Cuba. he. too, is Cuban. But if! our partner, as 2—The player, as a rule, must act of respiration takes place. Lamb Roast and Stuffing A deeper shadow in the night, a | he was born of American parents well as our oppon­ have to reserve an "escape bid" of Buttered Potatoes Creamed Peas gleaming silk I-temporarily residing in Cuba, he is sufficient strength to carry the bid­ Shutting off the necessary oxlgen Rolls Currant Jam ents. This second has an injurious and sometimes Lettuce Salad Salad Dressing Beneath the light. I American. principle is that ding high without risking severe Custard Dessert Coffee penalty. This "escape bid," which deadly effect upon living cells, but of the force and when the deprivation of oxygen is Supper this principle by the allure of com­ usually consists of a long and fairly Cream Cheese and Olive Sandwiches powerful suit, offers a safe retreat only partial, not death but altered pelling a partner to do something function results. . Tea Personalities and Incidents which he would not freely do, has not only against opponents, but Sponge Cake Pear Sauce Bjr JESSIE HENUEKSON a tremendous appeal to many play­ against partner's possible interfer­ This appears to be the case with Special Correspondent ol (hr F.ealne Outlook' ers. In fact, its appeal ls so great ence. Without elements of real the brain cells, which have an avid Stuffing for Meats that losses are sometimes accepted strength in the hand any surprise demand for oxygen and whicb, when 3 cups bread crumbs. 2 tablespoons HOLLYWOOD, March 25 (CPA)— by players who force on hands not bid is a bomb charged with saw­ partially asphyxiated, give rise to chopped onions, 2 tablespoons chopped Donald Cook, who made a hit on strong enough to justify it. I am dust. abnormal mental and physical be­ parsley, H teaspoon salt, U teaspoon pap­ Broadway in "Paris Bound" and in indebted to Mrs. R. M. Tenney of 3—In passing for a swing or in havior. rika, 1 egg, 4 tablespoons butter melted. "Rebound" and has appeared in Style Glimpses Rockford, 111., for a very interesting making an aggressive bid in one In furtherance of this study the Mix ingredients lightly with fork. eight pictures here within about as hand which gives point to these ob­ suit in order to conceal strength oxygen consumption of mental pa­ Stuff meat. 100% All Leather many months, said today that from NEW YORK, March 25 fCPA> — elsewhere the player must be reas­ tients has been measured and found Custard Dessert Men's Dress the actor's viewpoint there are two servations. Silver continues to be among the South is dealer. East and West onably certain that the bidding will to be generally subnormal. 4 tablespoons butter, 6 tablespoons flour, things the trouble with Hollywood, many popular jewelry ideas In a be kept open either by opponents or On the other hand, certain types 2-3 cup sugar, 'i teaspoon salt. 3 cups GOLDEN which otherwise Is perfect. "The first vulnerable. North and South not milk, 3 egg yolks, 2 teaspoons vanilla, 3 and Sports Paris which is using practically ev­ vulnerable. by partner. of non-communicative, depressed and egg whites, beaten. is the effort to get in with the right erything for jewelry at the moment. inactive mental patients have been crowd." he said, "and the second ls North Melt butter and add flour, sugar PHEASANT Oxfords Rhinestones set in silver and also subjected to atmospheres exception­ and salt. Add milk and cook until the effort to find out which crowd, is white sapphires in polished silver A K Q 8 4 3 QUESTIONS ANSEWERED ally rich in oxygen, with the result the right one. settings make up' the white Jewelry creamy sauce forms. Stir constant­ New styles to V A 8 7 5 3 Mr. Culbertson will be glad to that a number brightened mentally ly. Add yolks and cook 2 minutes. SHOES "Even before you leave New York which is often worn with all-black • 2 answer questions on bidding under the stimulous, some, silent for sport and dress costumes. months, became talkative, others Add rest of ingredients and pour FOR CHILDREN everybody warns you to choose the • Q y and play of hands sent to by into individual buttered cups. Set oxfords. White right crowd the minute you arrive Cockeyed World West East readers. Address him to care physically Inactive stirred about vol­ These fine shoes here. That's why some people change London is going in for the little, of this newspaper, ENCLOS­ untarily or In obedience to com­ in shallow pan ln which 1 inch of and black, all A% A J 9 ING A TWO-CENT STAMP­ water has been placed. Bake 35 are tbe newest after they reach Hollywood; they cockeyed hat that completely covers • K J ¥m Q ifo» 4 mands. black and all tan. grow cool to old friends and cordial one eye and leaves the other right ED, SELF-ADDRESSED EN­ Of course the Improvement lasted minutes to moderately slow oven. Spring styles. I t A K J 10 i 5 • 8 VELOPE. Cool and chill. Serve plain or witb New wing tip toes. to new. Yet which Is the right out in the air. You have to possess tt K J 6 5 A A 10 1 only as long as the patients were Pumps, straps and < crowd? And Is a big director going a girlish face, and not a plump one, 'Copyright. 1932, Ely Culbertson. under the influence of the oxygen- plain or whipped cream. Genuine Goodyear South Sponge Cain oxfords. Complete to put you in his new picture be­ either, to wear this little stray pan­ rich air. Subsequently they returned welt soles. Com­ cause you pass him a sandwich at cake successfully. And also you have 4 6 5 2 to their former depressed state. 4 egg yolks. 1 pup sugar, 1 teaspoon run of sizes up to ¥ 10 9 2 lemon extract. '•_ teaspoon salt, 3 table­ plete run of sises. a party? My guess would be that to watch out for traffic. Invitations Issued These studies lead to the conclu­ spoons orange juice, 2 tablespoons corn­ 2. Every pair 100*. this isn't how the big directors Ijpld And Angora la Q 7 6 4 3 sions that deficiency in the oxidative starch. .„ cups pastry flour, 1.. teaspoons A real value, men! their Jobs." Angora is ctepe and lace is knit­ * 8 3 To University Tea processes (oxygen-use and hence en­ baking powder, 4 egg whites, beaten. solid leather and ting, and that's now your springtime Tbe Bidding ergy transformation) in the nervous Beat yolks and add sugar and guaranteed. Looks Like Banker Figures after bids refer to num­ Invitations have Just been issued sports suit will be. In other words, for a tea to follow the dedication of system seems to play an Important beat until creamy. Add rest of in- Cook, who ls tall and dark and had there's a three-piece suit of crepe bered explanatory paragraphs. the role of the brother in "Public the University Religious center ad­ role in the mental conditions classi­ grdeients, mixing lightly. Pour Angora with knitted trimmings of South, pass; West. 1#<1>; North. jacent to the U. C. L. A. campus on fied as -schizophrenia, and that the into ungreased pan and bake 40 Enemy" and of the young lover ln lacy texture, or there's a costume 1 a *, East -A'2). South, pass: West. "The Man Who Played Ood," looks I March 30. Mrs. O. P. Clark, hostess time may not be far distant when minutes in very slow oven. of knitted, lacy texture with trim- 2a<3); North, pass: East 2NT<4>. J of the affair, will be assisted bv Mrs we shall be able to treat and prevent so much more like a business man mirigs of crepe angora • South, pass; West, 6^'5>; North, at than an actor that you asked how I E. L. Dohenv. Mrs. William Read, these mental conditions, including Press crumpled tissue paper withH pass; East, pass; Sd^th, pass. I Mrs. Seeley W. Mudd, Mrs. Isaac dementia praecox. a warm iron and it will be "as good ,45 he happened to go into pictures in­ 1—West's hand looks very powerful, as new." stead of into the banking business. Catholic Groups but it counts only 4'_ honor..1 MUbank» , Mrs. Paul Jordon Smith, "Because I went into the banking tricks and the heart and club Bertram E. Green, Mrs. Charles Anvilinvv Mppfc. business first," he replied. So you Plan Big Dance , F. van de Water, Miss Lucy Mason -tVUXlilcU y IViet. Lb Canadian Women asked him how people get into the One of the first affairs to be tenaces make inadvisable open- ciark and Martha Jan. Warner and Af O.pff T-TnTTIP movies, anyway, ing with a forcing bid of two, as' a student committee of Delta Delta **v Olcii XIVJIIIC FREE TOYS AND BALLOONS given here following the Lenten sea­ the diamond suit has the pos- i p ita sorority Plan Card Party "Your people get you a Job In a son, will be the Easter ball with e Miss Mollle Pulver, newly elected The fifth of a series of card par­ bark up In Portland, Ore.." he an­ stbtlity of one loser and the dis- Dr Robert Q. Sproul. president of president of the Junior auxiliary of which three Catholic organizations tribution is extremely unfavor-I rslty. Dr. Ernest Carroll ties to be given by the women's swered, "and you don't like It. so of the Bay district will entertain lhe unlve the B'nai B'rith, presided last night committee of post 18, Canadian Le- ! you go to work to a wheat-field in able to the ultimate play of the MoorerVice president and provost of at the meeting of the club in_thel Monday night in the Rendezvous hand- at notrump, which is a trrcrr. A.. Bishop John J. Cantwell, gion. will be held at 7:4ft O'clock on i | EASTER HOSE SPECIAL the state of Washington. Then you | ballroom. The clubs are the Cath­ home of Miss Minette Sieff of 33 Monday night in the home of Mrs. travel to San Francisco, Join a olic Daughters of America. Court strong possibility if West forces Rabbi E<}gar y. Magnin. Dr. Walter Paloma avenue, Venice. a response from her partner. c Buckner, Dr. J. Lewis Gillies and Walter Bennett, 916 Vernon avenue, NEW FINE MESH HOSE vaudeville act and are stranded in Star of the Sea: and the Venice and lbe other new officers are Miss Venice. Amarillo, Texas. By now you are on Santa Monica chapters of The i hand Is really quite strong f.0thef3-_t>rt)mim,nt to religions and Beatrice FelcBnsn. vice presidents New fine mesh. New colors. Lace guard tops. Every pair your way to New York' to be^-an Knights ol Columbus. opposite a partner who has educational circles will be guests of Women who plan to attend are opened the bidding. With l'_ Miss Dorothy Elfman. secretary; asked to call 63624 to make reser­ guaranteed perfect. Full range of sizes. AO actor. Plans for this affair were made honor at the tea. which will be held Miss Sleff, treasurer; Miss Esther vations. Just received _„.!.„;._.. UOC "Prom Amarillo to New York is a several months ago. honor tricks a pass might be to the new social room of the center. Morganstern, sentinel, conductress. Journey of 19 months. After being . misconstrued. A"grand march, led bv the presi­ 3—West encouraged by her partner's Others present were Mrs. L. J. Czechoslovaki's "Pord" of shoe FULL-FASHION—PURE SILK elevator operator, hotel porter, bell- dents of each organization, will be Rose and Mrs. H. Sanders, advisers, manufacturers will invade Poland. boy, waiter, clerk in a department one oi the feature events of the —bid now. shows n<_ losers In the Mrs. Patchen and Misses Celia Goldman. Frances lOpen Until 9:30 P. M. Saturday| store, clerk In a street and sewer de­ evening. spade suit. Yettra, Marguerlta Rose, Ida Luskin partment, clerk in another bank, an According to George Smith, man­ 4—East by this bid shows that the Hostess to Pupils and Llbby Steingaxt. Investment salesman, a mince-meat ager of the ballroom. Art-Mace and takeout was a minimum, but in­ Mrs. Zeta Mae Patchen of 2411 dicates a probable stopper In salesman a vacuum-cleaner sales- his orchestra have been rehearsing Third street entertained her pupils Hawaii has a new biscuit and •I . man, a magazine subscription collec­ many new and novel numbers for spades Inasmuch as West's two af an Easter picnic at tbe Pacific spade bid may be based on a void bread plant which cost half a mil­ tor and an automobile tire salesman this occasion. The public is Invited. Palisades picnic grounds today. lion dollars. you become a clerk with a lumber Tickets for the occasion may be in that suit. A dainty picnic luncheon was company. By this time you are in obtained' from any member of any 5—Holding four of partner's pro­ served, and an Easter egg hunt was Kansas Cltv. one of the organizations or at the posed trumps headed by the K. the., important feature of tbe day's J. West feels that all that is SANTA MONICA Devious Route door. entertainment. —necessary for a—slam is to find The guests were Rosetta Thomp­ HOSPITAL A N-D- "Here you work for the lumber SPLIT TRAIN Ol'TSTANDING either the Ace or Queen of hearts son. Jane McFarland. Helen Flax­ people daytimes and play in a com­ IN SPRING MODES in her partner's hand. One of man. Elaine Clifton, Maxine Clifton, SANITARIUM munity theater company at night. PARIS. March 35 ./Pt—Split- trains, these cards would seem to be an Phyllis Rogers, Maxine Cates, Flor­ Then you organize shorthand and slashed for eight or twelve inches to essential honor to give East the ence Aliex, Margaret Latta, Betty- FULL BATTLE CREEK typewriting classes. You also organ­ the middle of the back, are the out­ strength to have made even one Anderson, Doreen Hasegawa and TREATMENTS ise a Little Theater company of your standing feature of a number of overcall. Amy Yoshikawa. own,'witb which you tour the state. spring evening gowns. One of the The play of the hand, of course, From the theater company tour you new split-train gowns ls made of Is quite simple. West's Judgment make $600 and ride the rest of the white faille with a dropped shoulder that the combined hands contain way to New York to style. decolletage edged with a rope of Jet. only one loser was confirmed. The "Before leaving Kansas City you distribution of the., trump suit was have a letter from Margaret Anglln TWEED BECOMES SMART such that East did not even need to a New York theatrical producer. FOR AFTERNOON WEAR to risk a finesse in diamonds, as You show him the letter, he needs at NEW YORK. March 23 (._'•—Tweed. I West's surplus trumps were avail­ tbat moment an actor'to replace an- once reserved for sport clothes, has able for trumping the two losing , other in Mrs. Minnie Plske's com­ stepped Into new fashion fields this spades. pany, and be sends you to join ber. spring. Among the new models is an And where do you think she is? In afternoon coat of black tweed de­ TODAYS POINTER Kansas City, right where you came signed with a shawl scarf of black The tactical structure of surprise from. This, Cook concluded, "Is the romaln crepe, which is banded with bids rests upon three essential re­ only way I know to get on tba stage silver fox. and then into pictures." quirements: D. A. R. Will. Gather Tomorrow Micah Wethern chapter, Baugh- I ters of tbe American Revolution, will meet at 8 o'clock tonight ln tbe I home of Mrs. W. W. Sherwood. A program will follow the regular business meeting at which Mrs. A. I X. Wilmot, regent, will preside. - fSte *?f-it_^lne«r^iu(«si'€_(-fHatiOw \ expected to exceed estimates. VICKS COUGH DROP ... AU you've hoped for in a Cough Drop—medicated with ingredients of WICKS W Vmmoftttm AND &\

SOCIAL /tEWS-t CtaTLO&LW ESTELLE, UWQNLWD$EY--NANCf PACE cLua ACi7vrriE$---FAStiiQttrs tf AILEENLAMO.1T •OP INTEREST* WOMEN JAMES SAMUEL LACY-MILTON C WCPF{ -HOME ECONOMICS—23PIL0&E AKE-UP.UX._.TION. Easter Will See Books Club Hears To Be Hostesses Mar Vista Folk , ruOi_nimorui.noun. «^ Tailored Togs in Colored Teeth New Fad Study of Works I Guests at Tea in Parade of Style Of Robert Nathan Harrington Home. NEW YORK. March SS '.1 •'-—Eas­ The -Santa Monica Books club Mrs. Frank Barrlngton and her ter this year will be tailored, and studied the works of Robert Nathan daughter. Mrs. Robert Forbes blue in various tones will color the yesterday at the regular bi-monthly West, entertained yesterday in the avenues where fashionable' women meeting, held in tbe home of Mrs. home of the former with a tea for promenade. Kenneth Daly, 572 Ocean Park bou­ 75 guests. The Barrlngton home. More suits will be seen than in levard. Tbe reading from the previous years and the Easter bon­ 3854 Mountain View avenue. Mar net will be more of a complemen­ Nathan stories as welf as the review Vista, was gay with bowls and bas­ tary adjunct to the entire ensemble of them followed the daintily ap­ kets of sweetpeas, roses and frezlas than a dominant factor, as before. pointed luncheon. The luncheon Pink and green candles- flanked the Boyish Swagger table was centered with aa Easter bowl of sweetpeas which centered While there is a decided "feeling" bouquet, and cards, decorated with the tea table. of youthful, boyish swagger in the Easter bunnies, marked the covers. Mrs. Jane Holmes and Mrs. Ken­ new silhouette, there' is grace and Mrs. Oordon Abraham read parts neth Wells presided at the tea table. extreme chic In the trim form-fit­ of "The Fiddler in Barley," Mrs. T. Mrs. Holmes wore a frock of cream ting costumes which will be worn. O. Grainer gave a synopsis of "The lace; while Mrs. Wells was attired The tailored street suit of meshy, Puppet Master," and read parts of ln an afternoon dress of green taf­ or suede-surfaced woolens, general­ |"The Bishop's Wife." "Autumn," was feta. They were assisted by a group I ly features the double breasted, hip- reviewed by Miss Caroline Grainer. of young girls of Los Angeles and %rtt e/ atl your fact mutt be perfectly clean. Never apply new make-up length jacket with broad shoulders, Mrs. Abraham delighted the guests Santa Monica bay. They are the high waistline and narrow collar with a dramatic reading of the over old. Remove all powder and grime with Cleansing Cream, and then with wide lapels. Misses Betty and Minna Phillips, chapter in "The Fiddler in Barley," | Dorothy Deane, Dorothy Fredericks. I freshen the skin with Skin Tonic The built-up skirt—effected either which describes UM way ln which Phyllis Weaver. Irene McCampbell. In the designing of the skirt itself the mocking bird teaches the ca­ or in wide, detachable and adjust­ nary to sing. Lefca Flndley. Carolyn Graham. Vi­ FIR.iT ...THE FOUNDATION • Ifyonrtlcln it dry yon should me Ultra Amoretta. Aa able belts—is the prevailing mode. vian and Gwendolyn Schneider. oily skin is benefitted by Lille Lotion. For the average skin...Amoretta Cream or Crime The lines of the skirt are straight Covers were laid at luncheon for At 4 o'clock&a program of music those who read and reviewed the was given by Miss Betty Phillips, so- de France (diluted with Skin Tonic or Lille Lotion) U a delightful foandihon. and slim with a few soft pleats, books and for Mr. and Mrs. James boxed or inverted, which give the prano; Mrs. Geraldine Hyde, violin­ THEN THE ROUCE • It you air very fair, me Light Amoretta or Light Rosetta Crewn necessary fullness. Saylor, Mrs. Thomas' K. DeLong. ist, and Franz Deeping, pianist. Miss Mrs. Norman Leigh, Mrs. Charles Rouge. Medium Amoretta suits the average skin. Darker shades are American Beauty, Dressier Suite Phillips sang "Ah, 'Tts Easter," com­ Edenbaugh, Miss Katherlne De- posed by Mrs. Hyde, who played the Dark Amoretta and Dark Rosetta Red Head tt especially for the red haired woman. Along the more exclusive thor­ Long, Miss Sarah Ann Smith, Miss oughfares Easter Sunday, dressier Theresa Knight and the hostess. obbligato for it while Deeping play­ I ed the piano accompaniment. She PUFF...PUFF...PUFF • Powder from your neck upwards...smoothly, lightly. Finally, suits Will be seen. Mott of these are The club is making a detailed also sang a group of love songs. worn with swathing collars of fur Study of American novelists. go over the cheeks with a gentle downward stroke. With eleven subtle shades in tarn which in most cases are detachable. Miss Hyde and Deeping gave a | Pox, blue, beige, gray, silver or black group of duets. quisite l'oudre d Illusion ud seven shades la the popular Flower Powder, there Is • predominates, though Russian or Writers Listen to Many of the guests Were friends perfect tone ter every skin. sable-dyed kolinsky Is popular. from Minneapolis, where the host­ NOV...YOUR EYES • Your brows and lashes most he carefully brushed. Jntt a sug­ Jackets on dress suits generally Work of Members esses made their home at one time. I are high-waisted and fit snugly to _. In the evening Mrs. Geraldine gestion of Eyelash Grower will make thea silky and lustrous. Eye-Shado will bring give the effect of a single costume. "A Bake Oven Sonata," short Hyde, who was prominent in mu-1 out the color ami depth of yew *t*s. The new Venetian Eyelash Coonetique will usually the blouse matches the suit Story written by Mrs. Laura Bur- nlclpal circles of Minneapolis at one m color. Lighter weaves and light­ bridge, will appear in the next num­ time, entertained at her home in make your lathet dark and lovely. er colors, particularly beige and ber of Inspiration, a Magazine of Hollywood with a smartly appointed FINALLY...YOUR LIPS • Be sure your lip paste tones in with your rouge, and that Beauty. Mrs. Burbridge ls a mem­ grey, are noted In these more or dinner party, complimenting Mrs. both touge sad lipstick complement your costume colon. Mitt Arden s Lipstick less formal ensembles. ber of the Santa Monica Writers Barrlngton on the occasion of her | club and she received the congratu­ Ensemble makes it possible to give your lips just the right accent, since each of the Coat, and suit jackets are nearly lations of the organization last birthday anniversary. all hlgh-walsted and feature high The latest feminine beauty fad is colored teeth, and those who night at their regular meeting in tin lipsticks has been definitely created lo harmonize with certain colors. buttonings. All manner of little practice it say colors should vary with one's costume or mood. Dona the gallery of the library. capes are worn. Gamby (left) is shown preparing to color Donna Bonner's teeth. Children Hosts V«MUan a«snjing Cimm, 11, tt, f j, ft • Vnuciui Ar___n» Sfcui Tonic, tft, ts, tin, **• Mrs. Lydia Sutton Smith who ma­ Ultra Amoretta, ft, ft. Lille Lotion, > i. so, 11.}« • Veostisn Roug* Amoretta, to.50 R*£Ui,f i.__> Coats Loose nipulates the marionettes in a Loa Coats are loose about the shoul­ Angeles department ttaet, described At Easter Party AmorettaCmm, 11,___orCtiw __• Franca, f ..affct tub-; ___-_•__•___. a Poudre d'lllui-on, ders and upper parts of the sleeves, the making of puppets and the Beth and Thomas French of 693 (| • Vat-tuan Fleam Po-nto, t>-7i • V«i__t___» Er_____fc Gtowtr, fs.V«Mti_ni_y< Shai__.li 1_> gradually coming In just above the Santa Monica Girls to ways in which they are made to in­ Superba avenue, Venice, entertained Venetian Fyalaah Co. m... qu«. Boa with ______ft_t9 O Utmtic*s..mst at *t,tj.y.\ ma\ft.t*. natural waistline, and slender and terpret stories. straight below. Sleeve details are yesterday afternoon ln the home of Interestingly varied with the general The following manuscripts were their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Alt tm fUtthrlb Jnitni '(*mttf ltt mmmjuf fm mstnemm m ikjetmn smtttstt Q tendency toward fullness above the -. Aid Olympic Committee read last night by Mrs Marian w. French; with an Easter -party. A elbow-. Myers, their author: "The Garden," number-of their school friends were an article: "Mankind" .ind "The the guests. An Easter egg hunt li­ Blue leads. Black is smart. Beige Miss Helen Holbrook, president of the juniors of the Women's City Spider's Web," poems; and "Satur­ and gray are close runners-up. Some club of Venice, and Miss Louise Lee, president of the juniors of Santa the garden surrounding their home day," a one-act play. Mrs. Louise was the feature of the afternoon's soft shades of green, rose reds and Moniea Bay Womans Club, have been chosen with other members of Emery read "Virtue Parade," a yellow browns also will appear. their organizations to serve on the junior Olympic hospitality committee short story. P. Edwin Thomas read entertainment. The military influence evidenced which will be entered April 14 at a bridge luncheon in tbe home of Mrs. "The Raven,'* a story; Mrs. E. R. The guests included George and CRITERION DRUG CO., in red, white and blue color com­ John D. Fredericks 10778 Chalon, — — Palmer read "My Mother," an Eas­ Ethelyn Smith, Phyllis Backus, Ma­ - JONES L KARSEN, PROPS. bines, brass buttons and epaulettes, ter poem; and Sargent Johnson re­ Mrs. O. R. Livingston (above) rian James, Robert and William will not be so noticeable by Easter road, Bel-Air. Florence Hildibrand, Jeanne Hodge- and Mrs. H. W. Briscoe are -THIRD AND ARIZONA, SANTA MONICA.CALIF Other Bay district girls chosen are man, Margaret Hird, Helen Hol- cited three of his own poems, "Res­ James, Katherlne, Nadyne and time. Sally Sale, Peggy Kolb Sterling and brook, Helen Johnson, Norma Kath- urrection," "Exalted," and "Cap­ among the hostesses who will Elaine Westmore, Edith La ine. Ma­ Bats. Small Marian Stout. tured." receive at the musical bridge PHONET a<-669-?5035 ie, Louise Lee, Lucretia Lotnaz, party to be given by the John rian Kline, Hope Boggs and Frances The shallow-crowned, narrow- Under the direction Of Mrs. Ben­ Florence Luer. Vivian Macaulsy, Daye. brimmed hat is particularly favored jamin Bledsoe, hostesses,-executive Owendolyn Minor, Jean Mooning, Muir Parent-Teacher association and shiny straw is the leading fab­ next Thursday at the home of board member in charge of junior {Catherine Moore, Anna Morrison, Postmaster Talks ftt? keellh't teke tun* In *- Ot. Snlaot' HMIHI Ei.rCIMI-KFl-delly ****f* Sandoy 4r45 la 7>30 A. M. ric. Most hats tilt high on the left and college activities, junior social Ruth McLain, Louise McNary, Vir­ Mrs. Myron G. Ellis, 443 side and well down over the right groups bave banded together to ex­ ginia Nelson, Alleen Newoomb, Mar­ To Business Women Eleventh street. side of the head. But for those tend traditional California hospital­ whose profile, is better from the garet Nye, Maxine Alsen, Ruth Miss Grace looker. Santa Moni­ - •& 8 right there's a unique little turban ity to the younger set of the world Osika, Dora Politic, Mary Prand, ca's postmaster, talked last night on Music Students which rises in a peak on the right when the Olympic Oames opens Irene Pridham, Hazel Redfield, the work of her institution at the side and fits the head snugly on opens next summer. Gertrude Reeves, Peggy Rhodes, meeting of tbe Business and Profes­ To Hear Paderewski the left. Plan Open Houses Josephine Robbins, Jean Robinson, sional Women's club, held in the Music students of Southern Cali­ 11»* Sailors seem to be best liked, Teas, open houses at the univer­ Em eld a Rose, Virginia Rowe, Sally Merritt-Jones hotel. Miss Tooker fornia will have the opportunity of though for some women they are sities, parties, balls and countryside Sale, Harriet Segall. Grace Shanks, has been in the postofflce here for hearing Paderewskl at a greatly re­ difficult. Most of them are trimmed tours aft planned by the juniors in Mildred Shearer,-Thelma Shepherd, more than 25 years. duced price when he appears April 6 •imply witb a band of ribbon. the real spirit of old Spanish hospi­ Peggy Kolb sterling, Marian stout, Mra Anna Oroft, wbo is the at Shrine auditorium. The an­ Turbans Good tality. Southern California's younger Marcella Suicb, Hazel Tucker. Juan- club's program chairman, gave a nouncement wss made today by Turbans are popular, too. Many set will open their doors to Olympic lta Wagner, Helen Walker, Winifred Short talk on China and Japan. Ruth Cowan. I_os Angeles represen­ Of these are draped, rolled or tucked visitors. Wentz, Mildred Wookey, Patricia This meeting was one of the se­ tative of the National Broadcasting bits of soft silk or jersey, wound The affair at Mrs. Fredericks', on woodhead. Betty Worthington and ries which tlie organisation Is hold­ Oo. Artist service. artistically about the head and fin­ April 14, will be the'ftelt of a series Dorothy Voung ing for tbe purpose of hearing its Until a week before the concert ished with a clip. of pre-Olympic events in Older to Present members of the organiza­ own members talk on thetr work. the first section of the least expen­ Hats of straw, mostly are .black. create interest in the social side of tion include tbe following Juniors pr. Lulu M. Steele, president, ore- sive seats will be held for students, blue or red, though white leads as the gamea Mrs. William A. Fort, from Southern California, the Mes­ sided. she said today. an accessory color at present. White her daughter, will have charge of dames Frank G. Boggs, Norman gloves particularly are important, tbe bridge luncheon ta be given at Chandler, James E. Clinton, Jr.. El­ and ivory costume jewelry ts in­ her mother's home. She win be as­ ton Cole, Edward Cornelison. W. M. creasingly smart. sisted by Mrs. Harry Lamport. Creakbaum. Earle 8. Eastham, I. R. • _••! Tbe -executive wt.»mt*> __f the Eaatln, Riihy nmi.rifl-.lH Harcourt Accurate The Best _ juniors will assist at the bridge Hervey, Walt er Huebrier, P. H. John­ Weight Former Montanans luncheon, including tlie Mesdames son. Dorothy Kermode, Samuel AT —Only • Bruce Flndlay. Albert Lee Stephens, Kreider, Carla Laemmle, Helen M. To Attend Ball Raymond Tremaine, Wadsworth Loughlln, F. V. Lindsay, Harold Former Montana residents, now Gray, Ernest A. Potts, and Edgar Lloyd, Bruce Mason, Earl Burns making their homes in California Tevis Smith, and the Misses Rose­ Miller, W. L. Phillipps, Emilie are anticipating the Easter ball mary Weaver, Anita Wright, Fran­ Smith, Philip Shumaker, Walter which the Montana association will ces Bledsoe, Dorothy Davids, Natalie Perry Story, Oscar A. Trippett, JT- give Monday night in the Diana Lowenthal. Winifred Huntington, Julia Walker, J. 8. Woolecott, and ballroom, 4067 Pico boulevard, Los Charlotte McGrath, aad Jean Rob­ Norman D. Wright. Angeles. inson. Tickets for tbe affair are TAYLOR'S! The following women will be the being distributed through Miss hostesses for the evening: Mrs. F. Winifred Huntington, ways and Eastern Star L. Benepe. Mrs. H. 8. Buell, Mrs. E. 1311 Montana Ave. I B. Weirlck and Mrs. Una B. Her- means chairman. rick. Mrs. Herrlck ls dean of women • tt Groups In Bridge Party at'the Montana State Agricultural Sixty-two Junior organizations are Mrs. Hazel Simmons was chair­ Big Demonstration college. represented in the, junior Olympic man of tbe bridge party witb which The reception aommittee in­ hospitality group, and • these bave tbe members Of Ocean Park chapter. of Swift's Best cludes: Judge and Mra Elydney planned their own ways of coopera­ Order ot tbe Eastern Mar. enter­ (Premium) HainTS'tJ Sanner, Mr. and Mrs. Ray T. tion with the junior hostesses. Un­ tained last night. This was the third Moon, Beulah R. Law, Dr. Wil­ der tbe hospitality division, the fol­ bi a series of special parties which loughby Wright, Robert Oeorge, lowing organizations are found: the chapter is.giving this season. Norval Ulvastad, president of tne Junior Auxiliary of Assistance Those present were Mrs. Nellie D. Montana University Alumni club; league, Beverly Hills Juniors, West- Tyler, Mrs. Bernice Jane Kress, Mrs. Hemen Starke, secretary of Mon­ take and Holmby college, Marlbor­ Mary Clough, Mrs. A. C. Mott, Mrs. IS P E C I A L SI tana University Alumni club; Mrs. ough school, University of Califor­ Constance Skilllng, Mrs. Laura Mel­ Irene D. Semper Is chairman of t{ie nia at Los Angeles, University of lon, Miss Bertha Buchanan, Mrs. From 7 to 10 A. M. day; Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Heyfron. Southern California, Occidental col­ Margaret Reedy, Mrs. Pauline Oral, Pauline Wright, Catherine Metcalf. lege. Pasadena Shakespeare juniors, Miss Lana Hesse, Mrs. Irma Hart on, I Lois Zeigler, Walter Danielson. Santa Monica Bay juniors. Sierra Mrs. Martha Strong, Mrs. Ansa Madre juniors, and Venice juniors. Laughlin, Mrs. Nelle Middleton,' Miss Assisting tbe publicity committee c e c i 1 e Millar. Mrs. Pearl Tanner, Choice Fed Lamb THs kfnd of "thrift" is Deputy President will be tbe Ebell of Los Angeles Mrs. Maude Kirkman, Mrs, Lulu Sin­ Kettle Roast • juniors, tbe Wilshire juniors, and clair. Mrs. Ann J. Blesslngton, Mrs. Visits Rebekahs the Beverly Hills juniors. Laone Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. LEGS Tho Boat You Ever Ate fl Mrs. Claudine Hudson, district Organization Complete Murchison, Mr. and Mrs. Frank C No Waste deputy president—tt tba Rebekah The organization is complete with Wolff. Mr. and tors. Oeorge Tred­ lodges, was a visitor last night at the following: Misses Phyllis Ad- way. S. W. Wright and James R. c the regular meeting of the Silver- kisson, Edith Anderson, Florence Best. wave lodge, held in Odd Fellows' Bagley, Mary Bertero, Marie Ber- High scores were made by Mrs. 21 lb. C hall. tero, Martha Biehl, Ada Blake, Horton, Mrs. Buchanan and Mrs. WASTEFU L The following delegates to the Florence Brady, Lillian Brummel, Tyler. 15 lb. grand lodge convention, to be held Betty Bryant, Orah Bryant, Ruth Bumpas. Margaret Bunn. Constance i Reason h out lor yourself: cheaper in Riverside, were chosen: Mrs. Ma­ SS N-HUR Dtlt GIVES mie Ahlgrim, Mrs. Ida McNut and Caldwell, Ida May Campbell, Con- I 1832 Spring Lamb Swift's Premium tM Mrs. Harriet Owens. stance Churchyard, Dr. Mary Craw­ Why.-What.-Where coffees toll for less because they loch ford, Margaret Crosby. Dora Dean, .TETY FILLERS eed, Catherine de Galler, Frederic* da I ARE TOU SICK? Bacon body and flavor. By expert test, cheaper BRAIDED HATS AMONO Laguna, Very Duryea. Helen Dut ton, Radioala Diatnoals Telle t.e Thla LEGS— 1-lb. Carton coffees five only 30 weak-flavored cups NOVELTIES FOS SPRING Mary Eliott. Grace Emkee, Barbara DR. H. H. RHODES i PARIS, March 25 <.l'i — Braided Fisher, Marie Folder, Elsie Frieberg, I Boston Style—Mint Free hats are among the novelties ln X-RA- CHIKOP-MCTOB to tho pound. Rosella George, Beatrice Hantover. I «S SECURITY SAMS BLDO. spring chapeaux. Braided raffia Marjorie Hart, Virginia Heydon, c Astounding CMOS MS POUND toques fitting close to the bead, hats c i Ben-Hur Drip, made the quick, un­ OKA-CI COMBS OIVIS made of braided straw and berets of 25 lb. OFFER! varying drip-filtration way, assures 48 braided felt and wool fabrics are all 75 each AIL PROGRESSIVE worn With early spring wool cos­ GROCERS hav_ on «ale perfect, full-flavored, full-bodied cups to tumes. Grigsby Beauty Salon —or CSS smt for you— 1 chit SPECIAL OFFtR: 201 Junipher Bldg., 3rd and S. M. Ducklings tb* attt Be Q-Hux two- each pound—the most deliciously satis­ Breslau, Germany, will hold its Shoulders 4 to I lbs. Each ton* «r__n porreliin sixty-first exhibition of agricultural Entrance on Third • Over Kress* enamel H ra I tnfu IS -cup fying and most healthful coffee possible 8 to 8 No Waiting Expert Beauticians I Coffee • maker * h o w n machinery and its technical and above 'complete with CUPS PSR POUND building trades fair in May. c e pot _ val u e $ 1.5 0 ; lib. to make. -C_a Ben-Hur Drip Cof­ Rosheen Lavender fee tnd tOO ailk fibre 14 Ib. 25 lb. i (titer papers-all three It takes keen thinking to buy to save these days! WHY and for 11. JO. If for any Phyllis Porter felt OS. you cannot be SACRIFICE COFFEE SATISFACTION WITHOUT SAVING? Owners •upplied, tendf 1 20to Fresh-Killed R. I. Ben-Hur, SOCTrtction .• * * Phone 21148 Rod Soft-Bone Ave., Los Angeles. Corn-Fed Drink Ben-Hur DRIP Coffee—made by modern Roasters Easter Specials Fresh-Killed R. I. i (drip-filtration—for one month. Learn how much Fri. aaa Sat. 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JPAGE TEN EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA FRItXAY, MARCH 25, 1932 BANDITS LAUGH LAST ' CROCKETT. Tex.. March 25 OUt Object of Search —Three policemen and' a deputy Tax Battle Blow Would Prosecute Map Shows Vote by States on House Dry Im ProposalDeBord e Tells of I sheriff laughed heartily at a comedy moving picture inside the Audito­ rium theater while three bandits held up Miss Anna Belle Smith, ToGanw Hopes Land Association Gold Rush Days ticket seller, and obtained $75. An air service between Tripoli and Bengasi, North Africa, is proposed, Platform, Vice President Wilbur Says Fraud Used Recalls His Adventures Ticket Only Problems to Induce Citizens to as Member of Survey Facing G. O. P. File on Old Grants Party ia 1897 SATURDAY WASHINGTON, March 25 (U.R.— Days of the Klondike gold rush.] BT BYRON PRICK Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur, secretary when Chilkoot pass claimed as SPECIALS Av.orUtrd Press Staff Corrrspondr-it of the Interior, has asked the post- many as 167 lives in one day, were WASHINGTON, March 25 -_T*>—I office department to Investigate recalled yesterday by James F. De­ While the political headlines busily tne "Citizens' Land association of Borde, prominent Santa Monican, record the steady growth of delegate I Los Angeles "to determine whether In a talk before the Ocean P_\rk CAKE DOUGH< support behind Herbert Hoover and or not it may be prosecuted for Business Men's association, Franklin D. Roosevelt, events else- frauds ln connection with old Span­ NUTS, doz. .... 15c sriiere also are writing Important j ish and Mexican land grants in DeBorde. who was.a member of history in both political parties; Southern California. the Canadian-American surveying For the democrats, and particu­ Wilbur declared the association party which established the boun­ larly for the presidential aspirations] had induced many persona to file dary line between Alaska and Can­ CHOICE OF PIES, all of Rep. John N. Garner, speaker of] claims for valuable California prop­ ada in 1897, described many color­ kind*, including l_i____hoiise. the tax battle in the erty on the grounds that claims of ful incidents of the early history whipped cream, house has taken on political aspects! The present owners were illegal and of "Johnson's Icebox," socailed be­ of extraordinary significance. hence the land should be thrown cause the American public then each Among the republicans, a major> open to homesteading. thought the acquisition of the vast 20c A senate committee recently re­ territory was a foolish expenditure. under-siifface agitation centers; It is DeBorde's opinion that the about new demands from both sides I ported on the status of these lands X13 A6A.I NST and found the promoters' represen­ 187 FOR. potentialities of the great country HOT CROSS with respect to prohibition. are being buried under its glamour. Garner Loses Control A searching party was or­ tations to be without "foundation 19 NOT V0TIN6 BUNS, des. . ^^ ganized in Rio De Janeiro, in fact or law." "Alaska always is referring to its 20c Garner's supporters have present- j "When the United States acquired colorful and adventurous history. Genuine English Muffins and ed the record of his house leader-] Brazil, to search for Col. P. H. California from Mexico." Dr. Wll- . The resolution proposing submission to the states of a constitutional amendment giving the individual The country has a great future, were | Crumpets. They're ship as outstanding proof of hist Fawcett, British explorer, who bur said, "it agreed to respect land neople arc. used to its potential!- • Delightful* availability for the presidency. Now) has been missing seven years, states control over liquor was defeated in the house of representatives by a vote of 227 to 187. The map titles vested in old grants and con- above shows how the state delegations voted. The shaded states had a majority voting against the ties." he said. his espousal of the sales tax has upon reports that a white man [cessions. The boundaries of these He was introduced by W. Blair TRY THEM t been accompanied by at least tem-1 had been seen captive in the concessions had been established" by | resolution and the dark states a majority favoring it. Figures show division of vote. Gibbens, president of the associa­ porary loss of control and by po­ Brazilian jungle. the department of the interior and tion, _> __ litical reverberations far exceeding passed upon by the proper courts, expectations'. but the promoters represented them Boston Policemen What, will be the ultimate effect as illegal." Seek Arson Gang Hawthorne Citizen HAYWARD'S on his chances among the voters? Plan Girl Scout Soviet Officials The speaker's friends declare he Woman Drowned BOSTON. March 35 (U.R)—An or­ Jailed on Warrant will not suffer greatly in the long Telescope Mirror ganized gang of firebugs, ready to A warrant charging unlawful BAKERIES run. although they plainly are con- { apply the torch to any building possession of property issued here cerned at the embarrassments that Of Porthole Glass yesterday resulted in tht arrest of 1450 THIRD STREET have clustered about him just atl tity Trail'Hike Deny Stalin Dl; for a price, is operating in this William Powers, 31, of 138 Oxford SANTA MONICA HARTFORD. -Conn.. Mar. 25 ___*W Icity, Edward F. McLaughlin, fire this stage of the campaign. The In Auto Accident From a porthole glass, an automo- avenue, Hawthorne, police reports Phone 24112 making ot a tax bill is a long pro- j chief, believes. Police are working stated. Powers was arrested in [ bile rear axle and a galvanized iron Santa Monica Girl Scouts and I MOSCOW, March 35 (tf- — A flat. Pasadena and was in Jail here to-1 cess, ft still Is possible that the j pipe Boss A. Hull has ______a ten- theorv This accounts large­ - 117 PIER AVENUE "Garner leadership may regain" by SANTA CRUZ, MSorch 36 .T -their- leaders have been called to | denial that a German -peei^Ls^iH^afpQ r"** - xtnr awaiting gmugnmeiit on tt- Mrs. Alice Cart right Duncan of inch reflecting telescope for less coming to Moscow to treat Joseph ly for Boston's $2,500,000 loss from serted violations of section 504-A some sudden stroke, much of the than $50. report at 13:30 o'clock tomorrow j OCEAN PARK prestige it unquestionably has lost Fresno is believed to have drowned noon at the Scout house on Fourth Stalin, Russia's strong man, came incendiary fires within the past year, of the penal code. Mark Thorssel during the past week after an automobile in which she Construction required three years, street for the annual "city trail" from authoritative quarters today. lie thinks. is the complaining witness. was riding went over a 75-foot em­ with 200 hours spent in polishing the hike which will take them to all The communist party leader's health Nebraska to Provide Test bankment and plunged into the glass for the mirror. Attar every points of interest In Santa Monica. was reported to be normal ln every Georgia's sweeping endorsement ocean here, last night. five minutes of polishing, the glass The girls have been asked to come respect. of Roosevelt in Wednesday's pri­ Two othei occupants of the ma­ had to cool for an hour. in their uniforms, bringing a mary is a barometer of disputed re­ chine—Charles Cage, 26. of Salinas, The telescope gives a magnifica­ sweater and a "nosebag" supper A report from Berlin yesterday I liability in his coming test of and Roy Cartright of Fresno, a tion of 300 diameters, Hull said. along with them. The hike js: sup­ said that Professor Hermann Zondek strength with Garner, who was brother of Mrs. Duncan—were With it he can read automobile li­ posed to end with a big surprise was going to Moscow ostensibly to brought into the picture by those thrown from the car and seriously cense plates at a distance of three in Palisades'ijark, members of the lecture, but that it was rumored he convinced he was best qualified to injured. miles. group disbanding at 4:30 o'clock. would treat Stalin. head off the fast-moving Roosevelt The accident occurred on West Scout leaders expect that between boom. In Georgia Garner was en­ Cliff drive, near the Santa Cruz 100 and 150 Oirl Scouts,will take tered only by proxy and by a proxy lighthouse. The machine skidded and Veterinarians Now part in the event. Mikado Approves without outstanding popularity in r o 11 e d down the embankment It ' crashe» d-J anT5i• ... • —l •• —rock. __!__s_ an______d______then_ Old 'Cattle .Engineers* Cabinet Changes Pier Ave. Market I the state; The result was about what both sides expected. into the ocean, MADRID, Mar. 35 i_B—fwrybody Many Motorists to TOKIO. March 35 (U.R!—Approval A more clear-cut test—and prob­ wants to be an "engineer*? in Spain. by Emperor Hirorito of a reorgan- ably the first—will be furnished by Following the third suicide in a A recent dispute raged between Face Traffic Court 113-115 PKR AVENUE, OCEAN PARK •the Nebraska primary on April 12, shooting gallery, Sydney, Australia, farmers, who already boast the ^of­ .Jjeven persons were arrested he»'!lzed ca"™* *™*?* **** to*ave in which Roosevelt, Garner and "Al- has a movement to close all such ficial title "agrarian engineers.*' Snd i__u- •.<_>!.. <-. j_.__ _'»._,._, _.f an ..fn.ihu removed likelihood of an Immediate Open from 7:30 A. M. to 7 P. M.—Saturday to 10 P. M. Open Sunday falfa Bill" Murray all are entered. places. the national association "bt.hoVssX 'IgM^tteffieMrtweofSOmlnu*** Lovernmerit crisis or establishment i Of course from Roosevelt's view­ doctors, who disuSed the trypre title ^(_P alleged intt|»_ons of eft* and 0f a amitaru* er fascist role. SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY point. Georgia is important. The Motor bus and railway services In "veterinarian." " ••",y7-..'•"•7'.''-..stat e traffic -laws, police said today J The emperor approved appoint- primary demonstrated in a Southern Manchuria are to be developed ex- The vets wanted to be carfe'd "cat- In" practically every instance they. 1 ment of Kisab.uro Suzuki, former state the s._me vote-getting ability ] tensively j tie engineers, but farm- machine were ordered to appear for trial in minister of justice, as minister-of JOHN'S FRUIT AND New Yo.'k's governor already had experts claimed the title was too ex­ Santa Monica police court on April borne affairs, and that of Takeji ARMOUR'S STAR SKINNED HAMS, | *}\/ shown in North Dakota and in New Four Inmates of Windsor Barracks, alted. i 1. The^^ majorit^ y o^f ^th e arrests were Kawsmura, experienced diplomat 4 to S Pound Average Pieces. Pound ______/ZC PRODUCE No. 2 Hampshire. England, have died recently from The government decided to let the I for non-observance of boulevard and former governor general of SPECIAL SATURDAY ONIV Kentucky Promised Roosevelt spotted fever. vets be engineers'If they wanted to.'stops. I Formosa, as minister of justice. PORK CHOPS, *! J To that degree it increased Roose­ Turnips £* Bunches OC velt's prestige at a critical time, and Pound IHlC its effect was accentuated when an­ other Southern state, Kentucky, vir­ WIENERS O or Green Onions ___• Bunehes DC tually was promised the Roosevelt managers by Senator Alben Barkley. AND CONEYS it lba. LoC Radishes ...... It Bunches DC Roosevelt now has definitely re­ T-BONE STEAK, e\r corded pledges of 85 delegates out of Beets .; Mini ___• Bunehes DC the 700 and odd he needs. He is sure Pound -60C to pick up a great many more during BIG OFFER! VALUABLE the earning month, and most esti- ROUND STEAK, 1 fil /«_» Lettuce ...... « Heads DC - mates -of- -his first ballot strength range from 500 upward. Then it will Fancy Staer. Pound 10 /2C Spinach ._...-— «$ Bunches DC be a question of the staying qualities] CORNED BEEF, it of the smaller groups supporting the Stalk . OC 115 or more candidates against him. Boneless Brisket. Pound a«C President Hoover, virtually alone Fresh Green O OC_a> in the republican race, picked up the COTTAGE CHEESE, | A Asparagus ...... _w lbs. -GDC r Iowa delegation of 25 during the week and now has 91 delegates in- Pound 1UC Extra Fancy o 9*T_r* | structed. pledged or claimed for him. PREMIUMS FREE ARMOUR'S SLICED BACON, 1 r Green Peaa...... D lbs. A* DC Few dispute that by the end of April Large Jake o OC<_ enough to nominate will be in the Pound _... IOC Oranges, Sweet D Do*. __.DC . bas. Prohibition Problem The republican troubles relate rather to the platform and. too some FOR ALPINE LABELS degree, to the vice presidency. Two months ago it was conceded general­ ly that the ticket again would be Hoover and Curtis. Now some party VAN'S STORES leaders ai e urging that second place be given to the Eastern seaboard • and to an opponent of the dry laws. Vice President Curtis has many EASTER GREETINGS • friends, and the movement against •him has not yet clearly developed. We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities < It may work itself out. along with rthe problem of what to do about Specials Friday and Saturday, March 25 and 26 prohibition—a problem about which nothing definite can be said because the head of the party. President Hoover, is saying nothing definite. Man Arrested Here Draws Prison Term LOS ANGELES, March 25 (CNS) —Ernest Carl WatterSon, Pomona [street car conductor, who pleaded guilty to forging Pacific Electric railway vouchers and cashing them over a period of two years, was sentenced to San Quentin for from 2 to 14 years today by Superior Judge Elliott Craig. Watterson admitted forging the [ vouchers and posing as a railway employe -after his discharge from .tha company and said he had ob- tained approximately $3,000 ia this • manner. He was sought tor more THE QUALITY MILK than two years by railway detectives, who were unable to trace the source of the forged vouchers, and was apprehended in Santa Monica several months ago while attempting —cream in every drop to cash a railway pay check in a department store. British Plane Flies "Alpine Milk is simply delicious!" housewives say. "So 4 Miles Per Minute creamy it makes all my dishes taste better!" LONDON, March 25 (U.R)—Speeds and others of four miles a minute are being ob­ tained by British test pilots with "I use ALPINE in all recipes calling for milk." "Deli­ a new type of single seat fighting airplane. cious in coffee." "The children like its creamy flavor on The new fighter, which is known as the "Jockey," is being produced cereals." . by Vickers (Aviation) Ltd., and has been built to meet the demands of and others the air ministry for great speed and "Alpine Milk is so economical. The premiums are rapid climb. Machines being test­ ed at Brooklands are showing sur­ wonderful, and so easy to get." prising top speeds of 238 and 240 miles per hour at 90,000 feet. and YOU? Ths "Jockey" li fitted wit h a nine- cylinder radial air-cooled engine, Just try Alpine Milk once, and you'll use it always! supercharged to yield 530 horse­ power. And be sure to save the couponlabels for free premiums. Orass fires have been doing dam­ age near' Folkestone. England, at a time when snow drifts are com­ Come-to the mon. Alpine Premium Store 1825 So. Main Street All In Los Angeles "tttmettr.Int-attoal poiaonatM-Una acn tmar aappln p«pr. ••kin* rea HI. T__k« M See the 1,000 wonderful premiums . —WATUBrS aSMSBT-U-a _ _ you can get with Alpine labels. Ask for **t*. dependable, vegetable /fft-_..____• texatlr.. Ka-payonfeaiiii, /"^S" FREE Illustrated Premium Folder, or write to Alpine Milk Premium The All-Vegetable Uxarw* Buy 6 cans at a time —sow the labels Dept., 1063 Mission Street, San Fran­ MOHl Thi- premium .. ff _ r applies to continenuI United cisco, and folder will be sent to you. States, excluding Alaska and Panama, snd is void ia ^'•^^SEaSi^^ any State where redemption of premium libels is prohib­ ited, taxed or restricted. Void in Washington aad Nevada.

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PAGE TWELVE EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1932 r Wrecks Plane to Campus Favorite? Shanghai Peace \ Prove Invention Conference Lags Frenchman Emerges From Meanwhile Armies Snipe Debris- Unhurt; Says at Each Othr But Test Success Few Miles Away GRASSE. Prance. March 25 (.fV- SHANGHAI. MaiSh it <.TV_Slno- A French inventor, Albert Sam-ant. I Jspanese ttttt negotiations lagged 1328 FOURTH ST. 1328 FOURTH ST. evaded police long enough to crack per. entiblv todsy. while armies of up purposely in his "crash proof" I the tfS nations engaged la sniping airplane, and was alive today to and skirmishing a re wmllss outside CDETIAIC For Friday Alter 4 P. M. pronounce it a success. Shanghai. FREE PARKING Open Every Day Each blamed the other for a clash Sa-ivs-ir. has long been trying to between outposts near KstlWfi and i Jl Litl/iLj AH Day Saturday " test 1 ship, which was modelled neither had an official explanation \ At 4th & Arizona 7A.lLtottP.N. «n a .irsnse-Fhock-absorbine ______of sniping between troops in ths vl- WI RESERVE THE BIGHT TO LIMIT ALL PU-tCHASES ory. but every time he tried to ride I I cinity of Chlawangmiao. incidents ft lnte-a _K3*e dive, the-police inter­ I Which added to the general un- j- OUR SUPER COURTESY SPECIAL fered to keep him from "committing ' 1 easiness. hfitncic'c."- Defv I'ltimaturn As if to show fliem it was all The Chinese defied the 12 4-mile j right. sauvant. made a model plane limit ultimatum of the Japaness Cudahy*s Bacon, Puritan, fib. Package, 5C and craslieri it with a lamb inside, j when they occupied Chiwangmiao I —The iKf!.b r-urvived the ordeal, but : recently, and they have shown no| No Purchase Required for This Special—Purely a Courtesy to Oar Customers Watch This Space ltt Every Grand Central Advertisement! even then the police demurred. disposition to retire across Soochowr Pol-re "Not Convinced creek, as the Japanese have de- ! manded. "' Sauvant insisted. The police re­ The delegates—Chinese. Japanese moved the wings and landing gear and neutrals alike—emerged from a; GROCERY DIPT. NEAT DEPT. eh Ttjr«~i_*«m____-_that thus stripped thi-ee-hour session of peace'negotla- j an airplane...is not an airplane. tlons with weariness written on their But they' did not reckon on Sau­ faces, although the official commu- | CLOTH vant's determination...Yesterday he j nlque said, as usual, ''some progress! CUDAHY'S PURITAN secretly took what remained of the > was made." plane io a cliff at Escragnor.es. 18 | Claim No Advance BAG miles from here, and had himself i The Chinese insisted there was no SUGAR 10 lbs. 39 1C Bushed off to the ground, 150 feet | advance in negotiations. Limit It Wtth Purchase SKINNED HAMS, lb. Another disconcerting incident was 16 2 The big fuselaue dropped like a an attempt on the life of T. V. CLOVERBLOOM U. 8. EXTRA LARGE Whole or Half plummet and wx_ demolished, but Sooner, finance minister of the Nan­ Look What Sc Strictly Fresh king govern ment, the second in re­ FRESH CREAMERY In Cartons the 28-year-old Sauvant- emerged cent months. OCR FAMOUS smilingly from the debris, unhurt A bomb exploded in the garden of I Will Buy and to his notion. . indicated in his j his former home, and a daughter of I BUTTER five years of experimental work. 1 his gardener there was seriously in- Red Raspberries EGGS HICKORY BRAND PACKAGE BACON, each . .8V2c Guards Secret iured. The planters of the bomb | C Black berries The principle of Sauvant's plane j apparently were unaware thai their I £ LEGS OF GENUINE BABY It a carefully guarded secret so far intended victim had departed. ' LB, %^ Red Tart Plums as it applies to mechanical opera­ Doz. lg Limit l__ tion, but Sauvant willingly ex­ Apricots c Limit t Do_en plained how he got the idea. Scotch Girls Form WAVE CREST Peaches LAMB (Puritan), lb 19i It oncma.ed in a physics expert-1 Grapefruit PILLSBl'RY'S ment with two eggs, an ostrich egg j Club to Aid Wives Extra Fancy, Light Meat and hen's egg placed tand there's GLASGOW. March 25 (U.R)—Scot­ Grapefruit Juice quite a tnck to this in itself > inside. tish people having domestic crises TUNA Pancake Thus arranged, the two eggs may can now be pulled out of their trou-1 LEG OF PORK ROAST, Eastern Cornfed, lb... H*/2C be dropped. The ostrich egg will | , t>'n. hy a nnvmt nrPnnl7.nt-.inn of girls. 11 Flour break, but the ii ner hen's egg will who have established headquarters remain intact. Sauvant's plane has here. CANES' _€ PORK SHOULDER ROAST, Eastern Cornfed, lb. 8V2C a shock-absorbine device in the fu­ These Scottish girls, who call All 8-Oz. Cans. Your Choice selage filled with oil. themselves "The Good Compan-11 4-Ox. Can—Limit 4 WHILE THEY LAST ions," are a group of graduates of MARCO PORK LOIN ROAST, lb H%c the College of Domestic Science. - BLUE RIBBON Doumer to Attend I Bach is a specialist in her own par- j ] Ginger Snaps i ticular branch of house manage* MALT Bog Food School Celebration , ment, and some of them possess the Queens of the campus are 3-Pound Can Cookies CAEN. France. March 25 'U.Ri — these two girls, ono of them Diploma of the School of Art and c Baby Steer Beef Steaks, lb With President Diumer in attend­ from the sunny south of the are qualified decorators and de­ ance the University of Caen < which United States and the other signers. c Can|j} Round, Swiss. Round Ground was founded by King Henry VI of from sunny Hawaii 'Martha Their motto is, "If you have a England' will celebrate its fifth cen­ Lb. 1 © Limit 6 Pierce .above) of Weldon. tf. C., domestic crisis we can pull youj. tenary. June ii to 13, it is an­ through." For a reasonable fee I CORN BEEF nounced by Dr. Louis Maigron. rec­ was the choice of 2.600 students With CORN 9t Duke university for queen of the girls are willing to come lo SUGAR 3 n». 17c and CABBAGE 1 ]r | BABY STEER BEEF POT ROAST, lb. 8-ViC tor and president of the university the campus, while Dorothy the aid of any harassed wife or Your Choice coin Benton ibelow i was elected by children, cook the meals, advise on GUAHTI _• No. 2 Can Delegates from many foreign Peas Corn students of the University of the decoration of house or garden, GOLDEN FEATHER LEG OF MILK VEAL, lb. UVtc tmiversieies will be present, in- Hawaii to present medals to organize a party, drive a car, or String Beans eluding -sd veral from Oxford nnd -thar~sc.tool's victorious athletes. -do—almost—anything—about the Wine Jelfifj Tomato, Puree Extra Fancy Mission Ripe —Cambridge. _»_.., also Harvard, Colum­ house except pay the bills. bia Princeton and other American Sauerkraut OLIVES MILK VEAL SHOULDER R0AST,1b 8%c universities, it is understood, will Probe of Shooting -•present the American Uuniversity *Bluebeard Slayer* Spinach » Quart union * Hominy Delayed by Holiday 5-Oz. Glass—All Kinds MILK VEAL CHOPS lb. President Doumer is making a COLUMBIA, Mo.. March 35 '.*i'»— Model Jail Inmate Apple Sauce Can State visit to Normandy in order j The Easter vacation at the Univer­ MOUND8VILLE. W Va.. Mar. 25 'all.sn._in Fancv Bartlett BABY LAMB CHOPS lb. ta attend these 500th anniversary sity of Missouri today delayed the fU.R>—Harry F. Powell, the blue- DATES, exercises. Honorary degrees will be 'school's investigation into the shoot­ beard slayer" of Clarksburg, is a Pound H^^^15 c PORK CHOPS lb. 13_' awarded to French and foreign ing of three engineering students model prisoner while he awaits PEARS savants on this occasion. An ex­ I Tuesday night by a law student. All death on the gallows, according to! villi e a e • ^T California Deglet Noor cursion to Mont Saint Michel and j three were reported improved but Warden A. C. Scrogglna, of West j 10 CANS 89c Swiss Normandy will terminate the j the condition of Frank Luckey of Virginia state prison. FRESH SLICED HALIBUT lb.} festivities. I Columbia, the most seriously wound- Scrogglns reports the "Quiet i CLOKOX I ed. remains grave. Dell killer" is devoting all his time Large 2' . Can BANKK DEBITS j Burnes Frederick, who admitted to writing his memoirs. Electric Quart -tf gg FRESH SLICED FILLET OF FISH .. .lb. j Banta Monica bank debits for j the shooting and claimed self-de- "I want to cooperate with you yesterday. $221,731.47; los Angeles, : fensc. is under $1,000 bond, charged in every way," Powell assured offi­ Bottle J.3' 1 SNOWDRIFT Bilis $18519,872. with carrying a concealed weapon. cials. I Limit 4 FRESH SLICED SALMON, lb •I7%c 25-40-50-60- Watt • SHORTENINLimit 4 G WESSON OIL PINT YOUNG HENS, Fresh Dressed, Dry Pkd... .lb. 2$V2C l'ST 19c CAN . 23c -Pound 100 OI'ART OYSTERS, Fresh Eastern Select .Doz. 19c WATT 25c CAN nental •n 43c Seventeenth and 1217 Wilshire Fruit and Vegetable Department Creamery and Delicatessen Montana Blvd. Stores OUR OWN Salted ....lb. 29c March 25th to March 30th—VALUES FANCY CELERY 2 Stalks §« | BUTTER Freah Churned $Weet ....Hla 3JC

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Darrow to Plead Property Owners "Billie Dennison, Manager" Unwritten Law' Outline Campaign Noted Lawyer Completes Speaker Explains Course Plana for Defense of of Action to Obtain 'Honor Slayers' Assessment Relief TOWER HONOLULU, March 38 (U.R!— Relief from the pyramiding fea­ Clarence Darrow. 75-year-old vet­ ture of Mattoon act assessments eran of many a famous legal battle, must be secured either through an was to appear In circuit court to­ day apparently determined to plead officially authorized moratorium or PUBLIC MARKET tbe unwritten law for Honolulu's by allocations from county and state accused "honor slayers." funds, Montavllle Flowers last night Although Darrow, in a startling told Santa Monica property owners public statement, was believed to who jammed the city hall council 1438 FOURTH STREET have attacked the basic defense chamber to Its capacity, to beer plea of "alarm clock Insanity," the him. _ L, Across the Street From the Edison Company Next to Arcade United Press learned authoritative­ Flowers, who is president of tne ly that this course has been defi­ reeentlv organized Special Assess- nitely decided upon. jment Relief association, declared Iowa Corn-Fed Black Hawk To Ask Further Delay that through an aroused public Sonny Boy The new chief defense counsel opinion, property owners whose from Chicago, fighting what may holdings are in Mattoon act dis­ be bit last "big case," was pre­ tricts, could obtain the aid needed C c pared to ask another continuance to save them from disaster. today ln tba start of tbe trial from Clarence Darrow, famed Chicago criminal attorney, went to Honolulu to act as counsel far Mrs. Slicing Hams, lb. 15 2 Sliced Bacon, lb. 25 Granville Fortescue and three co-defendants charged with killing a native. The Darrow party included, The speaker delved at length into March 28 to April 4. By that time, the way in which the act operates, be said; isrwiirbe ready to appear left to right, Mrs, Leisure, George S. Leisure, attorney, associated with the Chicagoan; Darrow and Mrs. Darrow. emphasizing particularly the shift­ Shank or Butt End No Rind—No End for Mrs. Granville Roland Fortescue, ing of delinquent assessments upon New York and Washington society .the shoulders of those who continue matron; her son-in-law, Lieut. N. Y. Police Capture Painting of Funeral to pay.— Milkfed 3 Large Center Cnts (J. G.) Thomas H. Massie, and A. J. At the close of the meeting, the Lord and A. O. Jones, navy enlisted Film Star's Brother] Awarded$1,000Prize property owners adopted a consti­ men. Substitution of tution making them unit No. 2 of c c They are Indicted on second de­ NEW YORK, March 26 UP) — NEW YORK, March 25 i_V>— the organization headed. by Flow­ gree murder charges in the slaying John J. Noonan, 28, was remanded Victor Higgins of Taos, N. M., ers and pledged themselves to pay I Hens, Ik... 25 ...3for25 of Joe Kahahawai, Jr., one of five to the Tombs court as a fugitive painted a funeral and won $1,000. per cent of their 1931 Mattoon act Islanders tried last December as the from California justice, charged I He was awarded the first Alt-man assessment into a "war chest." This alleged attackers Of Thalia For­ Nerves Possible fund will be used for the publica­ with escaping on April 28, 1931, from tescue Massie, the navy officer's prize yesterday at the 107th annual tion and distribution of pamphlets young bride. a prison road camp, where he was exhibition of the National Academy and for other work to be carried on PURITAN BABY BEEF Darrow, arriving yesterday from Discovery Made by Yah serving a sentence for burglary and of Design. in seeking assistance for the prop­ the mainland, assailed the new Ha­ receivin gstolen property. His painting. "Winter Funeral," erty owners, according to Frank E. waiian law which makes attacks on Scientist May Solve Noonan was arrested last night depicts snow-clad mountains whose Bivens, Jr., of Santa Monica, who c Lr e women a capital offense. But as Old Problem I and ordered held pending extradi­ tops are concealed by black clouds presided. to the unwritten law—the essence tion proceedings. Police were ad­ towering over massed wagons and PotRoastJb...lll | Roast,lb..l3l of the so-called alarm clock Insan­ NEW TORK. March 25 (.P>—Zoo­ vised that he was a brother of autos assembled at obsequies in the British motion pictures are being ity defense—Darrow was reticent. I Sally O'Neill, film actress. I vaHey.— Shown extensively in Malaya. Too Many Laws logical proof that living nerves eaa be switched like telegraph wires was "Most laws have been written," be presented to the American Associa­ said. "I am not one of those fa* tion of Anatomists, meeting here natics who thinks all laws are good. SPRING LAMB STEW, Ib. today. There are altogether too many of them. Soon the only place where If the nerve naturally controlling you can live decently will be in a muscle is destroyed, another nerve prison." can be substituted by operation and He withheld hia views on the san­ will operate the muscle very well. Bay Produce Co. ity plea, but said he had conversed These switches have been made PORK SPARERIBS, NECK END, lb. with Frank Thompson, of defense and their success verified at Yale counsel, and that defense plans were university in the Osborn zoological IN SAFEWAY STORE fully outlined. laboratory. Donald H. Barron, who Meanwhile, the United Press was conducted the experiments, reported Phone S. M. 273091443 FOURTH STREET Frae Delivery Over $1 assured from sources close to Mrs. them to the Anatomists. Fortescue that alarm clock insanity May Settle Old Question will be made the defense. Psychia­ The Yale operations go far toward Fancy Sajcer Peas c - Vegetable Dept. trists have explained this as a type settling a medical question of im­ Fall Pods of temporary insanity, to which oth­ mediate human application. Years PEAS 4_bs.23 erwise normal persons are subject ago Dr. Harvey Cushing, of Har­ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY if reminded of a bitter past experi­ vard university, cured a man of ence. twisted neck by an operation which Best Sllcinf c When the defense first was re­ switched control of the faulty neck TOMATOES vealed, it was intimated that the muscles from a diseased nerve to a 2lbs.25 RUSSET POTATOES gg. 2S* sight of Kahahawai reminded the healthy one. defendants of Mrs. Massie's treat­ But since then some others have Hamr-Grmcn ment by her attackers. Under such had difficulty in repeating Dr. circumstances they could have lost Cushing's results. 8* circumstance ASPARAGUS All Green control of their own senses, accord­ that raised doubts whether the lb. 10' ASPARAGUS a:&s_, tm 10* ing to alienists. nerve switching was the real expla­ No Defense Controversy nation. Extra Fancy Counsel for the accused issued a In experiments on rats at Yale, c statement saying there was no con­ the nerves controlling the move­ BANANAS Golden Fruit PEAS ££*"_^ _...;,„: Zu... IS* troversy among them, allaying re­ ments of the fore legs were discon­ 5_bs.25 ports which circulated when Darrow nected. They were replaced by _r*ADDA_T__. Fresh .Tender, *)* expressed himself against the new nerves from the hind legs. At first Washington island law. The statement had been the disconnected front legs virtually VAPBAW- Soijj H*»d.. mch ...: tV considered more in defense of Ka­ were paralyzed—out of control. As APPLES Wlnesap hahawai than of his accused slayers. the new nerve line strengthened, the 10 lbs. 25* "The death penalty for attackers rat learned to use it to send sig­ F c is plain idiotic." he said. "Even life nals to his fore legs. Some animals Sweet Northern TOMATOES SS, T *, , ;. Vfr imprisonment is too severe. There regained virtually full control of the R P b axe too many fine questions of fact legs. RUTABAGAS Tender 4 lbs. 10' to make any arbitrarily fixed pen­ A surprising feature is that these alty just." rats send the messages to move their AU BUNCH VEGETABLES 2 for 5c In view of his denouncement, front legs right through the hind Imperial Seedless those close to the case believed an leg nerve channels without seem­ 64 Size insanity defense was Darrow's only ingly confusing tbe rear members. GRAPEFRUITS 10_or25 consistent stand, although he ___ Discover Me "Leaks" APPLES gTuffSS- 10... 2S* widely known as an enemy of capi­ The value of rats for these experi­ Imperial Sweet tal punishment. ments-lies in the opportunity to dis­ 4 It was learned the defense has cover whether the signals are leak­ Medium Sice Each I been conferring wltt Dr. Robert B. ing to the front legs through some GRAPEFRUITS APPLES £3, 9 ___. IS* Faus, prominent island psychiatrist. unsuspected nerve channels. Rigor­ However, it was regarded as unlike­ ous tests indicate that the other ly that he would be called in court nerves carry-no signals and that the All Bunch since he is city and county physi­ entire front leg "orders" are trans­ Vegetables cian of Honolulu. mitted via the hind legs. BUNCH VEGETABLES 2 for 5' ORANGES asa? Sn- 2S* May Consult Specialist Switches to certain other muscles The defense, it was said, never­ show the same kind of results. Idaho Russet c theless might consult him aad then depend entirely on presenting in­ POTATOES 25-Pound Cloth Sack Each 27 GRAPEFRUITS ?:£.,,...,, 1* sanity to the jury from a layman's Moose Lodge Plans viewpoint. We Also Have Easter Lilies, Avocados, Artichokes and All Kinds of Squashes Montgomery Winn, associated in Local Organization tbe defense, tried to forestall Dar­ Frederick Zihlman, general dic­ at Special Prices row's answer to pointed questions tator of the Moose lodge, and a LEMONS Ju8ey ; Ir^. 10* about the drastic attack law. The representative of Mooseheart, 111., fiery attorney insisted upon an­ will be a guest of Bay dstrlct mem­ swering. bers of Moose lodges at a special "A legislature is made up of meeting next Wednesday evening at VAN'S GROCERY damned fools tbat would pass that the old Elks clubhouse at 1811 Ocean sort of law any place in the world," avenue, it was announced today by Specials Friday and Saturday, March 25 and 26 he said. "It makes it necessary that officials here. tbe attacker murder tha woman to Plans will then be formulated for prevent ber giving testimony in the instituting of a Bay district Large court. It also promote! blackmail lodge for April 18. Harry E. Am- | Strictly <__> and persecution. They have those old and Albert J. Cody, the latter a Fresh 2 Doz. lawa in the South, too, but X don't first cousin of "Buffalo BUI" Cody, remember aay white man being ex­ Western character, are stationed ecuted under them." here and- are organizing the local - Be alio was unsympathetic with lodge. They are inspectors far the AH Un­ racial prejudices. Southern California district. Cigarettes popular Ones 2 Pkgs. 25C Offices are open at 1516 Trolley- Ignorant of Race Problem way, Venice. The organizers Willi "What do I think of your race welcome conferences with Bay dis-1 In Safeway Store, 1443 Fourth Street, Santa Monica problem? I didn't know there was a trict members of Moose lodges, the! lib. 27c race question. I doubt if anyone announcement stated. More than ( Specials for E aster Week End really knows what a race is." 800 members of Southern California I COFFEE Darrow laughed when Informed lodges are expected here for the 2 lbs 53c that John Kelley, prosecutor, bad charter ritual. Information may be expressed belief tbat the defense obtained by calling 62454. Armour's Star would be ready for trial'March 38, _?HS talU that, did he?" Darrow DespH.es strong oposttton tbe cKyt Fixed Flavor EASTER DINNER Rice Krispies.. .3 Pkgs. 25c said. "Well, X won't be ready by council of Hull, England, has or-i Whole then. If I worked night and day on dered 400.000 gallons bf Russian | tbe case I'm afraid it would finish gasoline. WHITE tts." -Q HENS KINO 2 Bars Mrs. Darrow was limping slightly HANS as she accompanied her husband tnt Children tbe boat, —!*3Eoucan say it's alleged-rheuma­ HAIRCUT __5c -25c— Expert Work Beautiful Shop Large tism," she smiled. Heinz Ketchup Size (Copyright. 1933. br the Onl ted Press) Sanitary Methods Shoe factories of the Netherlands Powdered have gone on a thirty-two-hour Outlook Shop week. 1506 FOURTH ST. or Brown lib. Pkg. {^*ht *•** Broilers 3 ior $1.00 Lux Catalina Welch's Ceater Slices, 2 for 19c Toilet Soap Beverages Crape Juice POULTRY large *%\*6 Pint 20c SPRING LAMB QUALITY BEEF M Cake •• 3 Bottles .W Quart 39c Shoulder Rout. Holly Cleanser 2 ior 5c Come In and Pick Ont Your A. Co- POT ROASTS EASTER CHICKEN OR RABBIT iV j§ Corn Meal Bft - %•%%. Bag tic Fresh Daily From My Own -"Sherman Oaks" Ranch Large Loaf Bread K£ ^ 3 Loaves 10c Frying Rabbits, lb....« 27c 1V* to 2 Pounds Large, White Eggs 2 Doz. 45c \T-->,: ". 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-,, • --9£6& FO EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1932 Hindw 'Messiah' Plans Crusade in Alice Longworth, Sir Wilmot Lewis Where 'Juggernaut of Death' Plunged Oat of CloudsUrge s Of f ice of p America to Amalgamate All Faiths Threats Considered Work of Crank BOMBAY. India, March 25 <.v—Metier Baba, the Indian spiritual 1 Public Trustee WASHINGTON. March 25 (U.R)—Threatening letters, demanding leader whose disciples call him "the messlah" and "the god-man," left $1,500 each from Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth. widow of the late here today for a new crusade in America. He intends, he said, to break1 speaker ol the house, and Sir Wilmott Lewis, London Times correspond­ down all religious barriers, destroy America's materialism and amalga­ ent, were believed by police today to be the work of a crank. Mrs. -one- mate all creeds into a-common element of love. Por eight years Metier Borrowers end Lender* worth received the first letter within 48 hours after the Lindbergh kidnap- Baba has been observing a vow oft- . . • Both Would Benefit -, ing. It said she would "suffer tne -Hence, which he said he would to the United States as soon as his Under New Plan Domestic Tragedy consequences" if she did not pay tbe break upon his arrival at Harmon, political work has been finished, a money. It did not mention her 7- M. V.. where he plans to establish aj year hence. While lawyers are *Agt%tAnm tte It- Costs Seven Lives year-old daughter. Paulina. spiritual retreat similar to Mahatma i Many Indians regard Meher Baba vision of trust deed legislation and JENA, Oermany, Mareh 25 Uft— | Two notes to Sir Wilmott and his Gandhi's in India. as Gandhi's dum, _ or spiritual ad- financial int eats are opposing ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Seven persons were dead here ^i n a wife, daughters of a wealthy Wash- Giving his first interview to anfvlser. such a step, he program which domestic tragedy which came as a|i3*j£__. Publisher, threatened safety Associated Press .-.correspondent by •• would most benefit borrowers and * I of thejr small son. Wilmott. Jr. means of a blackboard. Meher Baba. The threatened strike of harbor lenders alike would be to establish sequel to the divorce of Dr. Wilhelm A 24-hour guard was maintained Who ln tbe eyes of his followers has j workers in tm Netherlands has been the office of public trustee. Richard Meuer, prominent attorney, and bis at the Lewis residence. Mrs. Long- performed many miracles, said Gan- avoided by the acceptance of a wage K. Gandy. Santa Monica attorney. wife worth, declining police protection. dhi had promised to come with him' cut. told members of the Bay District Dr. Meurer shot and killed bis took Paulina to a secluded place Realty board at their meeting yes­ wife, two children, hia parents, a away from Washington. terday noon. visitor and himself. Ho was de­ Under the system as it is now spondent over the pending separa­ Mora than 1.000 new companies used ln Colorado aad several other tion of the family. states, ttt. trust deed becomes an were registered in Sweden last year. instrument which assures the _end- er adequate security, swift foreclo­ System Food Stores sure and economical operation, Gandy declared, at the same ttm* 1446 Third Street protecting the borrower by giving 1 him the equity of redemption which ba lacks under ttie Dresent system. Gandy reported that a foreclo­ j WESTFALL'S INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPIRATKU sure which would la California have cost the borrower from $4,600 to PURE GRANULATED $5,000 was made In Colorado at a total expense of $210. By establish­ • Market Co. ing the office of public trustee and Sugar... 10 Lbs. 35c placing all trust deed foreclosures under his jurisdiction, the Califor­ J IN ROBERTS MARKET (Adults Only) nia system of trustees' fees is elim­ inated, as ls also the expense in­ volved in having lawyers bring fore­ • 625-27-29 Santa Monica Blvd. Rainier Beer Sc closure suits when court action is fie Deposit on Bo tt Ir . > charred wreckage of the giant involved. air liner which crashed a few Until problems of financing are settled, Gandy contended, real es­ Rainier Malt Can 27c days ago near Red lands, taking tate will not return to its normal Puritan Skinned 1 ££.*-. 11% a toll of seven lives. In tbe top value as collateral for loans, urging |_photo officials are shown that all those active in the real es- Hams ...... ".....IO_ C ID. Holly Cleanser...... 3 for 10c searching the wreckage of the tttt profession should help to cor* BROWN OR POWDERED—IN BULK ship, which plunged to earth rect ftTristlng abuses by bringing after, striking a high—tension every possible constructive remedy - .wire. Among those trapped and to bear on tha situation. killed ln the plane were" (lower Members of the board also heard Sugar Lb. 5c photo), left to right, H. H. briefly from Bill Cody, cousin of Buffalo Bill, now member of tha • HamSST*^s ™ 18c lb. Campbell, co-pilot; H. A. Mc- Culver City city council, Mid from La Palma Soap 10 Bars 22c Kellar of Los Angeles, and H. Henry G. Pfau of the Guaranty J. Kelsey, pilot. Kelsey, it is Building-Loan association deposi­ iLaundry Soap) believed, was attempting to make tors^ protective committee. an emergency landing to escape Hamburger Steak ... a dense fog, which made flying Shaker Salt 2 Lbs. V/jfi almost impossible, when the ship Mother Fears Lad brushed the wires and plunged Pork Sausage its human cargo to death. May Have Drowned Lunch Asparagus 18c Fear that her adopted son may POOR SECUBITT i have drowned while fishing from a \mtm libs iLarge Can) ! Former Nebraskans NEW YORK. March 25 (.Pi -The barge here during the gales last 25 To PlCniC TomOrrOW Inmarsat rate loked good bat the se Sunday was expressed by Mrs. curity didnt. Entering a pawn­ VENICE NEWS I Katherlne McDougal, of 1147 Twen­ m String Beans ...... 3 Cans 23c LOS ANGELES, March 25 (CNS) broker's, a gentleman produced a ty-second street, today when she —Former Nebraskans will hold their Pisto.lstoll and a note saying_: "Dear Sir „, enlisted police aid in the hunt for I No. 9 Can) The Los Angeles fire commission her boy. Pork Roast *| tf\m-a |L annual Southern California spring if ymTglw an alarm you will be I io^iy tool_ {7^^ prevent*aIxfcuT- x picnic . in Sycamore Grove park killed. You will give me $20a It will rence f conditions wnlch now The youth, Harold Bruce Mc­ VEALROAST ... **•*•___. ID. ld a Dougal, IS. disappeared at noon last tomorrow. The program will In­ ^./r?c? fl«n«i,v ^,,« -JnLr Tconstitute a dangerouB s fire menace I Farina (in balk) 3 Lbs. 14c Interest. Sincerely yours, Wilbur T.|ln the Venice ou neW. Friday. He was seen Saturday with clude entertainment and speeches, several fishing poles on the mu­ according to officers of the Nebraska The pawnbroker pushed a button As a climax to numerous investi­ nicipal pier. He was a frequent I State society. and a policeman collared "Wilbur." gations and. reports condemning the | patron of the fishing barges, police Lamb Stew situation in Venice, where many were informed. At the time of hi_ abandoned wells and derricks, along disappearance he was wearing a with oil-soaked debris, have been military blouse. He ls described as Veal Stew . left to provide the fuel for a pos­ weighing 135 pounds, having light I sibly disastrous conflagration, the brown hair, blue eyes, and haa a commission has asked the city crooked little finger. He was a mill* council to pass an ordinance giving tary academy student. • Slbs.. the fire department a more direct 25 control. To Post Bonds Terminal Building If the measure is adopted, the commission would have the power For Lambert Field Legs Baby Lamb to grant or deny permits for the ST. LOUIS. March SS 0JJB—A erection of derricks, refineries, de­ terminal building, coating $160,000, ia Rump Roast lb. hydrating plants, natural gasoline in process of construction at Lam- I plants, loading racks and tanks. bert-St. Louis municipal airport, ] In addition the ordinance would and when completed will have bow require oil companies to post suf­ accommodations for air travelers as ficient bonds to insure the removal well as regular station services. I Pot Roast "I 1*» 1L of debris and inflammable struc­ The building also will have a tun­ tures after the abandonment of any nel connecting it directly with tba A project. living field proper. In tha center • Spare Ribs * ^ IB. To Limit Wells of tba roof will be a large observa­ The commission' also would be al­ tion tower. lowed to limit the number of wells to be drilled in a particular area and to require that provisions be made so that fire equipment could easily reach any spot where a blaze might "Quality "Fresh break forth. Other regulatory pro­ visions also would be included. ELMER While the ordinance would not Meats'* Fish" solve the problem involved ln tba abandoned wells at Venice, Ralph J. Scott, fire chief, who presented the measure to the commission, pointed lout that it would materially reduce HOME OF DIAMOND "U" PRODUCTS I the possibility of similar hazardous 1 conditions. 1446-1448 THIRD STREET 23625-PHONES-25647 SANTA MONICA THIEVES TRADE JACK LEBERT FOR TWO TIRES Thieves last night "traded" J. M Gartner at tttt National Military WILSHIRE AT 15TH, IN ROBERTS Prices Effective Saturday Home, West Los Angeles, an auto* mobile jack for two tires and rims, he reported to Venice police. Gartner said he parked his automo­ M bile on Washington boulevard near Rose avenue and later found that tha tires were stolen lrom tha front DIAMOND U wheels of tba machine. A jack had t~ POT ROAST m been left under the front axle. Choice, Meaty, Center Shoulder Cuts 21b. , VENETIAN DROWNS f AS CAR OVERTURNS BAKERSFIELD, March 25 (U.R)— Choice No. 1 Roasting Robert Armstrong, 30, Venice, and Dry-Picked or c BACON Ted Ranee, 21, believed of the same atty, ware drowned last night when Stewing Superlative Flavor their automobile left the Stockdale Colored highway and plunged into Bellview HENS Ib. Weir. Dudley Rankin, their companion, escaped unhurt. All three were oil EXTRA SPECIAL BACON A C field workers. ON ALL EASTERN SLICED BACON, c PLAN LAST RITES POR L'LVAH DENNIS Funeral services for Ulvah Dennis, Swift's NO RIND 60, oi Venice, will be conducted at SQUARES OH,. 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Ocean Park 18 lb. chapel of Kirkelie, Bernard and Peek. Interment will be at the In­ Hauser's glewood crematory. Dennis, who was an invalid, died laat Wednesday. He waa tlie son of the late Mrs. Cudahy's Ada Dennis, well known Venice EASTERN woman. Luer's TO HOLD FUNERAL OP DROWNING VICTIM Last rites for 15-year-old Bruce HAMS Rogers, 823 Damask street, Ingle­ wood. will be conducted at the Beaver and Matson funeral parlors Strictly ia Inglewood, it waa announced c PORK ROAST today. The date haa aot yet been set. The boy drowned Wednesday Fresh morning when his canoe sank near the Hyperion pier, Playa del Rey. SPARE RIBS, 102lb. . OFFICER TESTIFIES Hauser's and Cudahy's Va-LB. PKG. Hauaer'a and Cudahy's Vg-LB. PKG. AGAINST CHURCHMAN FRESH *m» £mmQ, KETTLE-RENDERED Called as a witness in the trial tt C Frederick Grant White. Venice churchman, and three others on SAUSAGE each.. 101 BACON,each 1Q SPARERIBS charges of Violation of the federal PURE LARD narcotic laws, Chris Hansen, chief of tbe federal narcotic service ln Los Angeles, today identified No. 1 marked money assertedly given to EASTERN the defendants for delivery of 23 ounces of cocaine. Hansen also identified a belt worn Sliced by }tf*. Adeia Oarcla. which con­ BACON 20£ CENTER CUTS tained 10s email Bottles tt tSFdrug, seized by federal agents. Mra. Garcia and another woman defendant. Mrs. Ic Loin and Rib Tallien Baca, pleaded guilty to tha Bacon oc No. 1 Steer charges. Squares 111. 9 [Boiling Beef,ft* 7 f SOMETHING TO CROW OVER BENTON. 111.. March 25 (U.R) —J. G. Clark, a farmer, wanted to see By the Piece bow much corn a rooster, alter a 36 - ©r~ 1 PORK CHOPS -bour fast, could consume In 30 min­ Choice Northern SALMON Sliced I utes. He and neighbors counted. H4 « lba rooster ate 845 erains.

'.: -"'-• FRIDAY, MARCH 25,1932 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PAGE FltTO-GEN PUBLIC I ROBERTS Stares Everywhere MARKETS WILSHIRE AT FIFTEENTH 11841 Wilshire Blvd....Brentwood Heights 625 Santa Monica Blvd S. M. 2718 Main Street, Ocean Park 10666 Pico Boulevard West Los Angeles 5900 Washington Blvd., Culver City 468 Market Street Ing1'. wood BEVERLY FARM Crenshaw and S'auson Blvds. Los Angeles 9975 Washington Blvd., Culver City 1338 Washington Blvd., Venice UNION MEATS Corner Washington and Lincoln Venice 1311 Montana Ave. Santa Monica 420 Broadway Santa Monica Produce Co. 420 Broadway Santa Monica Friday & Saturday Specials, March 25-26 JOHN YOSHIKAWA 11481 Wilshire Bid., Brentwood Heights IN ROBERTS MARKET Washington and Lincoln Blvds., Venice What Bargains! What Prices! What Merchandising! Look! Read! And Buy! Every item shows real value. Every item just right in line for value and quality savings. Read 420-24 Broadway, Santa Monica these deals! Can you top them anywhere? Read die ads and buy where nationally 625 Santa Monica Blvd. 2716 Main St. Specials for Friday and Saturday advertised merchandise holds sway. FRED ROBERTS. Santa Moniea Ooean Park 1505 Wilshire Blvd. 9975 Washington Blvd. March 25 and 26 Santa Monica Culver City 11841 Wilshire Blvd. 468 S. Market St. Combination Deal Brentwood Heights Inglewood See our display of Eastern Milk-Fed Cor. Washington and Lincoln Blvds., Venice Lambs, Prize Baby Beef. Eastern Corn' BROOKFIELD Fed Pork and Fancy Milk-Fed Veal. U. S. Extra, Large, Strictly Red Hot Specials on 'All carefully selected.** Make your Fresh Friday, Saturday—March 25-26 Easter Dinner a huge success. If Ws Beverly Farm meat, you iust know Ws EGGS g Full Pods. Sugar Peaa good and that the price ie right. PER DOZEN

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SIXTEEN EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1932 MOON MULLINS THE FAMILY REUNION By WILLARD Sundown Sonnysayings Stories By FANNY Y. CORY By MART GBAHAM BONNER MORE DISCOVERING TB use plenty of my magic now and turn the time backward and forward so we can see a lot of dis- I covering," - Surprises, the Magic I Maker, said. "All the great discoveries made I by the Vikings did not happen one after the other. But this period-of I history—more than a thousand i years ago—was a great one for dis- covery by the Vikings. "They sailed far and wide ln their I dangerous boats tt least they look I dangerous to us with our modern ideas, and they were brave to go so far in such vessels." "I wouldn't have dared do it," ! John said, h'.t Peggy was not so certain of this. She said-that John was brave enough for anything. And Surprises agreed. They sailed along coastline after coastline and watched bands of Vikings settling many a lonely You'll see my idear work now, spot and making a community of Tommy. Adolphus will clamp it—for Surprises would turn the down on Mr. Peasley's wooden time ahead so they could see a leg. an' it will hurt him enough place grow. so he won't bite anybody else fer Now the place they were seeing a long time— discovered was Normandy. "How did it get its name?" Peggy asked. Doctor to Address "Because these men were also Hygiene Students called the Norsemen, and some­ For the reopening night of the times the Normans," Surprises re­ evening high school classes in home plied. hygiene and care of the sick. Mrs. "But how would you like to see Marion S. Burt, instructor, has an­ some discoveries around your own nounced a lecture by Dr. Floyd J, continent of North America?" Lee, Santa Monica specialist. "Oh. that would be great!" John shouted. "Let's do that!" The lecture, which will be given "Are we going with Columbus?" at 7:30 p. m., Monday, in room 4 of asked Peggy, and then-she answered the Lincoln junior high school, will her own question: be open to the public. "No, we can't be going to do that, Dr. Lee will speak on "Care of the because Columbus didn't start his Mother and Baby." Ihe classes in voyages until later, and he didn't home hyginee and car-e of the sick, go to North America." although a part of the evening high "That's right, Peggy," said John school schedule, are given under tne proudly. auspices of the Santa Monica chap­ ter of American Red Cross, in which Mrs. Burt has charge of the public Mexican President health section. All evening high classes have been On Short Vacation closed during Easter week, MEXICO CITY, March 26 (_P» — President Ortiz Rublo and Plutarco BENEFIT TO HUMANITY E. Calles, secretary of war, and their A young lady in New York, seek­ families and secretaries, today were ing material" for a thesis, experi­ en route to Morelia. Guadalajara, mented with 180 white mice over a Mazatlan and Intermediate points period of seven weeks. At the end for a short vacation. The presiden­ of this time six of the subjects sur­ tial train was preceded by a train vived. But think of the knowledge AN ESCORT By DON FLOWERS containing two battalions of presi­ that had been added to the sum of DIANA DANE dential guards. human wisdom! W&VTH&5ZE, LAND 5AKE3, CHILD, MV ALARM CLOCK t-Zj MURCV BACk. AN* * I MU5TNT I'LL SUKS RAVES To h s. WO-V DO (I'LL KE-EP 50MB- } VA AINT \ ^•( <__ •

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FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1932' EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONKJA, CALUJ'OKNIA PAGE SEVENTEEN 58 ENTRIES OPEN COMPETITION IN DUDLEY CUP uiiiiimiiMiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiii*' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIII.III...II iiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii' Leading Collegiate Swimmers Match Rematch? Yea, Bo! Petrolle Whips • • • Speed at Ann Arbor in Annual Meet Tennis Talk MWinJto \Uplifters- Nosed Out* (r5 ANN ARBOR, Mich., March 25 UP)—Leading collegiate candidates for Bat in Twelfth places on the United States Olympic swimming-team will display their That Old Express By FRANK FINCH Hinder Matches!. ^—_.: ...... „, , rl,nT~n prowess at the national intercollegiate rwimming meet which opens fiancee Gives 'Tuffy' a Workout Hartford Boy Given Bad todav at the University of Michigan pool. The class of talent entered RAMAGS A MAOE - HAMAS rematch at spells trouble for the four individual title holders present to defend their Wrigle" y|y Field would come close Annual Prep Classic to Club Riders Bow Beating by 'Express' laurels. Last year's champions en­ A to drarawin. g a hundred grand, tered ln the preliminaries are Seller- thanks to the sensational climax Be Finished April 2; in Bloody Battle \ er- of Princeton, 60-yard free-style: supplied by the courageous Hamas Mako Big Choice u Schmieler. Michigan, 220-yard breast when he almost bowled over young NEW YORK. March 25 f.-pt—Per­ stroke; Clapp of Leland Stanford. Ramage after taking a sound thrash­ To Channel City Hindered by blustery winds, the haps he doesn't care for that sort of 220-yard free-style; and Riley of ing for nine rounds. thing but lt seems an undoubted in­ Southern California, fancy, diving. cream of Southern California's prep justice that Billy When John Fan knows that a tennis crop invaded Santa Monica 10-Chukker Game Goes Petrolle never gets Michigan is defending team cham­ knockout ending is probable you will courts today to vie in the opening a whack at a fistic pion and is with a well-balanced always find him in his seat when I matches of the seventeenth annual to Invaders; Wilson championship. squad. Strong competition is expect­ the first round starts. Since Hamas Dudley cup tennis classic, Suffers Cramp Const dered in ed from Northwestern, which placed has proved that he is dangerous at Play was scheduled for Clover many quarters the second to Michigan in the Western any stage of the going, he will at- Field, Lincoln Park, John Adams greatest fighting conference meet. tract thousands of cash customers Junior high school, Samohi and ALHAMBRA, March 25_iCNSl— man now in the Scheduled for this afternoon are into the Angel apple orchard to see several private courts. While plav was at a standstill to­ ring, a logical preliminaries in the 50-yard and 100- him tag the elusive San Diego boy. Preliminary matches were to be day. Oood Friday. In the Paelfle contender for yard swims and fancy diving and the who barely escaped a knockout In played today, with the semi-finals coast inter-ctr- either the light* final in the 1.500-meter swim. Other] their historic fight at the Olympic. and finals carded for Saturday. 'riill rlub no!ft weight or welter­ preliminaries will be held tonight Hamas will be the drawing card if April 2. Originally, the final two championship at weight title, the and finals tomorrow. they ever meet again, thanks to hisl rounds -were scheduled for tomor­ the Mldwick Duluth veteran is The meet has been announced 'as killing punch, but Ramage will at­ row, but in order to avoid a con- Country club, the just as far away tryout for the U. S. Olympic team, tract his share of paying patrons, fliction with the Beverly Hills jun­ fans talked about from a champion' and gate receipts will go to the too. because of his colorful style. ior net tourney, which is being held I the Santa Bar­ ship as he ever Olympic fund. The 174-pound San Diego flash on that day, the change was made. bara four's vic­ was. has the smoothest style I've ever Biff Entry List tory over the Up­ -When did Bobby Jones first play ln seen. He seldom does anything To his string of the national amateur and how far Fifty-eight racquet-wielding as­ lifters club horse­ victories over Jimmy did he go? wrong. His timing is perfect, and his pirants—19 girls and 39 boys—met men. 6 to 5. in a Justo Suarez, Eddie Ban and Billy St first played at Marion ln 1916 and eye is keen; otherwise he would have today at the Seventh and Wilshire 10-chukker bat­ Townsend. Petrolle added another lost to Bobby Gardner in the third been flattened early in the going by courts, where they were given dl- tle yesterday. last night—a one-sided triumph round. Al'STIN CLAPP Hamas. Ramage tan do one thing rectlons for the day's play by of The Uplifters. over Christopher "Bat" Battalino. of that 999 fighters out of 1,000 can't— flctals In charge of one of the I although spotting Dr. Harrv Wilson Hartford, Conn., former world's roll his head with a punch. Southland's most outstanding an- the Channel City squad a one-goal featherweight champion, and called Hamas is going back home, and jnual events for prep players:— handicap, led. 5 to 3, at half time. _-_-_-l-_X the modem "Battling Nel- Ramage will rest for several months. The defending champion In the son." Metcatylrachsters Have High Hopes j ______Harrv Wilson, NO. 3 developed but interest in their second meeting boys' division is Gene Mako. who a severe cramp in his right elbow, A near-capacity crowd of 18.000 won't cool off, at least not with 10,- hails from Glendale high school. and the crippled Uplifters saw their spectators looked on uneasily as 400 fans who watched them tangle His victory last year was the first lead wiped out in the next two Petrolle cut Battalino to pieces with Of Defeating Stanford in Dual Meet Tuesday. ior Glendale during the 17 years chukkers. Santa Barbara tying the vicious rights and lefts to the head, the event has been held. The de­ score at five all in the sixth. brought blood streaming from a LOS ANGELES, March 25 (CNS)—With high hopes of repeating LITTLE did Ex-Mayor and Mrs. fending champ figures to be one • of For three periods neither team dozen cuts, and finally stopped him their victory of last vear, the Los Angeles Athletic club track and field Dudley realize what thev had the top-heavy favorites in the 1932 could find the goal posts, but Santa after one minute and 31 seconds of athletes, 31 in "timber, leave tonight for Palo Alto, where they will meet started when they put up trophies competition. Barbara finally broke the scoreless the twelfth and final round. the strong Stafford University team in dual meet competitioipeti n tomorrow. | «* the first Dudley v-ujCup. tennirami, s i Gracvtjracyn Wheelerwneeier., wwhr o snared the spell in the tenth when Gerald The Hartford boy committed fistic Boyd Comstock, Mercury coach, is counting upon his weight men. 440- I tournament 17 years ago- Today cup in the girls* divissioi n for Santa Dt'ii.p.sey. captain, located the ball suicide by carrying the fight to the iyard stars ana relay runners to cut the tournament la the_• biggest ol Monica high last yeear , will not tn the middle of the field, swatted Duluth slugger. McLarnin, after heavily into Stanford's strongest its kind for high-school students compete this year, as she has grad­ I it twice, and the longest game of taking one terrific beating from Pet­ events. He then hopes to sweep the in California, and it's still growing. uated from Samohi and is a stu­ I the season was over. rolle, had learned that style of bat­ high jump and get eight points out | The winners of this tournament dent at U. C. L. A. Tomorrow Midwlck's "B" team, tling was fatal. He made Petrolle Wanderers Meet of the broad jump and pole vault to are conceded to be the best high- Among other crack masculine per­ Gerald Ambrose Griffiths of Sioux City, la., is called "Tuffy" in led by Stephen "Laddie" Sanford, do the leading in two subsequent assure victory. school players of their sex in the formers who figure to bid high in the boxing ring, but he's just another kitchen-tested Romeo to Helen internationally famous six-goal star, bouts- and won them both on close If they win t- o morrow it will Southland. the play for the cup are Jack Kne- Hayes .right), whom he is engaged to wed March 28. I swings-into action against Snow} decisions. mark the Mercuries' fourth victory In the girls' division Santa Mon­ meyer of Inglewood, Ben Dry of Baker's Riviera Tigers. But Battalino gained his most over the Indians in six meets. Both ica entries have won it five times. South Pasadena and Ned Russell of notable victories by his eternal ag­ Douglas Fliers of Stanford's wins were cinched by Back in 1916 .Inez McConnochie Beverly Hills. Favored among the gressiveness and he thought he winning the relay, again expected to won the initial tournament. girl contestants are Samohi's two could whip Petrolle that way. Billy be a feature event. Midge Gladman Van Ryn won it feminine entries. May Doeg and was too wily for him. As Battalino With three successive victories to Comstock's speedy quartet—John­ in 1925, '26 and '27 to gain perma­ Dorothy Bundy, Theodora Overton tore in, Billy retreated, firing dam­ their credit, the Wanderers will ny McCarthy. Ray Alf, Art Watson nent possession of the trophy. of the Westlake School for Girls, GOSSIP ON GOLF Barney Oldfield aging punches into Bat's face and offer the Douglas Fliers. Santa and Jimmy Gordon—ls capable of Gracyn Wheeler snared it last and Katherlne Wood of Fullerton body. In the third round he nailed high. Monica soccer team, strong opposi­ 3:15. so Ben Eastman, the Stanford year, but she is now attending U. Battalino with a smashing right up- "greyhound." will have to step right C. L. A., so therefore is not eligible Seeded Players Bob Abeles, young Santa Monica high school golfer, is leading the pereut that slashed the .Hartford tion when they meet Sunday after­ along in the final lap if the Indians to defend her laurels. Twelve seeded court sters—four 72-hole medal play tournament at the Brae Mar mashie links with a boy's nose to the • bone and before noon at Sixty-fifth and Main street, May Seek Record are to win. Strange as it may seem. Johnny girls and eight boys—will feature in 54-hole card of 56-52-51—159. The final round is being played this week. the bout was over Battalino was Los Angeles. The L. A. A. C. entries: Doeg is the only Santa Monica boy bleeding from cuts over both eyes the gigantic event. Frances Herron In second place is Jimmy Fietshans of Beverly Hills, who has 53-57-52— Next week the Pliers tangle with •prints—H.c Dyer. Fay Lovendge, Hen­ ever to win the boys' division. He of the Marlborough School for Girls. 162. Irving Dudley, Santa Monica, is third '-it'll 53-57-55—165, while Tom as well. ry Taylor. won it in 1926. Famous Racing Pilot te the Swedish -Americans for the 440—At Watson. James Gordon. Miss Wood, Miss Bundy and Miss Eakin of Santa Monica made scores League Challenge cup, won-last year. 880— Ron Johnson, Charles Sanson-. The~Dudley_7_mygT-S_rto buy a Doeg COmpTPty TT..» girl? rjiinr.pt, of !.«-.._w.._-^3B6.— second with 92-23—69. wlTOT O. Put"-] —Go After Campbell*! T.AKEnO BEATEN by the Fliers, so Sunday's game with | jam. _ Lawrence? new girls' Iropliy Uvioe. The orig- while the boys are Mako, Knemeyer, George Kertes is leading the low kerson was two strokes behind with | BY FOREIGN FOB the Wanderers will serve to put the Mile—Frank Lydlc, Charles Sansone. Or- inal was taken by Hilda Blatz of Dey. William Seward of Beverly gross race with 49-47-50. His handi­ 254 M.P.H. Mark HOLLYWOOD, March (U.R.- beach boo ters in condition for the val Martin. Fullerton in 1919, "20 and *21, and Hills, Bruce Ainley of Hollywood, cap Is 11. 92-21—71. Rudolpho Teglia, 119-pound fighter titular fray. Two mile—Elmo Hallajuah, Franklin Midge turned the trick later. John Law of South Pasadena, Nor­ A meeting of the tournament com­ BEVERLY HILLS. Mch. 25 (CNS) Baku. Harvey Snodgrass won the boys' from Argentina, defeated Chato The Swedes play the San Pedro High hurdles—Peyton Talbott, Wen dail man Buck of Alhambra and Mark Eight guests and 34 members of mittee ls set for the clubhouse at the —Barney Oldfield, at 54, has taken Laredo, 118, of El Paso, Tex., in a eleven in a preliminary game at 1 Smith, Dick Pomeroy. event ln 1916 and repeated the Forester of Los Angeles high. the "Terrible Twenty" club re­ golf-course tonight at 7:30 o'clock to upon his shoulders the task of bring­ 10-round decision fight last night. o'clock. The feature game starts at Low hurdles—Bob Maxwell, Peyton Tal­ next two years. Harold Godshall Beside the feminine duet, Samohi cently met at the Brentwood decide what type of tourney to. stage ing back to America the world's After seven uninteresting rounds, 3 o'clock. bott. then took up where Snodgrass left entered Louis Bitterlin and Henry Country club for an Informal tour­ next. The dates for the undeter­ speed record .now held at 254 miles Teglia spurted the last three to Mile relay—Art Watson, James Qordon, off and also won the classic three Moon, both members of the Viking ney, sponsored by Ned Dawson mined event, already have been set an hour by Sir Malcolm Campbell _»f pile up some points. John McCarthy, Ray Air. years running. net team, the former being captain. and Prank Dimmick. for March 28 to April 3. England. Bruins, Redskins • Shotput—Captain Herm&n Brix, Harlow DeWitt Clark, secretary of the The most famous of this country's Rothert. BILLY PETROLLE has just about Following are other scores in the Discus—Brix. Rothert. Bob McCue. MISS WHEELER novel links organization, turned in tournament just completed: racing drivers is planning a come­ 'Snowflakes' Bows In Diamond Series James Da Mers. run out of opponents after flatten­ COHN IN FINALS a net 66 for the morning round. J. KUsore 05-23 7 back for this sole purpose, and he is Whether U. C. L. A. can maintain Javelin—James Pe Mers, Vaino Hoover, ing Battalino, Townsend, Ran and Jay Cohn of Santa Monica, top- Claude Beelman won second prize I_. A. l-iirnda . ... 1)0-17-73 serious in his belief that he will To Mexican Boxer its position in the upper bracket of Charles Eaton. Suarez. He has the lightweights ranking Southland junior and form- with a net 68. Ed Westbcrg cap­ H. Chandler .... 102-28-73 break the mark Campbell recently Joe Chammis, San Fernando light- the California Intercollegiate Base- High Jump—Parker Shelby. Max Conrad, scared to death, but Sharkey and! tured the blind bogey. Mt -Kuvella 8.-10-7. set at. Daytona Beach, Fla. weight, won the decision over George 1 ball association standings will be de- Chet McNiel. Schmeling . obably wouldI agree 1 ^S ^'o/oSe, T H. Price .. 103-28-75 "I can bring that record home to "Snowflakes" Wesley, Santa Monica cided today and tomorrow, when the Broad Jump—Hap Walker, Harry Tal­ O. Hirdman ___ 08-22-7B bott. Fay Loverldge. fl8?ltiAnm* ^lnf h0W he welghs year-old Los Angeles Tennis club A club event and sweepstakes is on America, where it belongs," said Old- Negro puncher, in one of the feature Bruins face Coach Harry Wolter's tap at Brentwood tomorow. More M. Dcnmrls 1 101-24-77 field, who plans to make his at­ bouts at the Pasadena stadium last I Stanford Indians in a two-game se- Polo vault—Verne McDermott, Bud oniy i«u oi so. _ _ | champion, in the finals of the an­ S. Helper .. __ 92-1.1-77 Deacon. nual Beverly Hills spring vacation than 125 members are expected to I... Podley . ._ 98-2-I-7H tempt to shatter the mark next Feb­ night. I ries on the Westwood diamond. GEORGE VEENKER. who re­ compete. P. Basolo ... 98-18-78 ruary. He declares age has little to juvenated Iowa State's football junior tennis tournament tomorrow. Cohn eliminated Leonard Patter­ J. Price . .. 97-18-711 do with the fitness of a driver for \Hes8 Training for team last season, has been named Willie Bangle won the low net J. Edwards --. — .- 9(1-10-811 ilie Daytona Beach undertaking. as head coach at Wisconsin. His son in an exciting duel yesterday, A. Em liiuez Z II.-1.-80 "It isn't a job for some young fire­ 6-3. 5-7. 12-10. Patterson twice broke honors of the recent Santa Monica C Barada — . 100-18-82 Bout With Padilla brother is A. R. "Augie" Veenker, city employes' tournament at Clover cracker," he explains, "but for one Samohi vice principal. through Conn's serve in the last J. Crlpe ._ ...... 120-34-86 with years of experience in piloting Goldie Hess is in training for his 1 set, but couldn't get over the win- Field with 81-14—67. A. Slert was S. Garey . 117-28-89 lnt fast cars. Campbell is 48 years old, bout with Elliott Padilla, San Diego GOLDIE HESS drops In to tell me nlM P° ^ Mako easily ousted Jack and I'll bet I feel younger than he SPRING SALE Mexican, at the Culver City stadium that he expects a "plenty tough ar Knemeyer, 6-3. 6-2. does." Monday night. Hess expects to gument" from one Elliott Padlllo, Gracyn Wheeler of Santa Mon-1 But first Oldfield has to find a bounce the beam at 135 or 136 for whom Goldie meets at Culver City ica. Pacific Southwest girls' cham­ ba.'ker for his attempt, one who is Half Prices on All Nursery Stock the ten-rounder. pion, will meet Bonnie Miller, na- Daily Baseball next week. Cabbies, Rebels willing to gamble $50,000 on the A rematch—Rex Reese versus Ned "I'll wear him down after five or tional girls' doubles titlist, in the veteran Iri -er'_ ability to turn the Now Is the Best Time to Plant Herman—has been signed for the six rounds, but he'll be tough as long girls' finals. Miss Wheeler blasted trick. The money would be used to semiwindup. Herman beat the little as he's in there," added the Ocean her way to a 6-0, 6-2 win over June build a car powored by two engines red rooster when they first met, but Park windmill. Holmes, while Dot Bundy suc­ of IG cylinders each and developing since then Reese has improved and cumbed to Miss Miller after a hard Class for Kids All of which sounds like publicity To Clash Sunday about 1.400 horse-power. It will be will be an even-money choice against gab with an eye on the box office. struggle. 4-6. 6-0, 7-5. a four-wheel-drive type. ROSE BUSHES the Mexican flyweight. Whether or not the Yellow Cab With a former big-leaguer. Jack Two-year-old, in gallon cant, No. 1 nine will increase its winning streak Nash, acting us coach, 30 young stock and choicest varieties „..._5c and 23c Star Tennis Squad BLUES' GRAB \JIMMY SMITH, to ten straight games will be de­ Santa Monica baseball enthusiasts PhysicalCulture Tree Rote or Standard—Best kind and choicest cided Sunday afternoon when the are working out afternoons and Sat­ To Play Bruin Men POLO TIFF VS. BOWLING KING, Cabbies come to grips with the San­ urday morning at the American Classes to Start colors —- $1.00 ta Monica American Legion horse- Legion baseball park, Twenty-sec­ "Doc" Milliken. well-known wres­ Led by Alan Herrington, former 'WHITES; 6- 3 IN PIN EVENT hide artists on the new Legion dia­ ond and Colorado avenue. tler and physical culturist, will start ORANGE TREES Stanford captain, a picked team of mond. Play will start at 2:15 Nash, who- played with Brooklyn a series of free physical culture Southern California tennis stars Will o'clock. and Pittsburgh of the National clr classes Sunday morning on the Two-Year-Old and tho Batt Sizes face the Bruins on .the Westwood Featured by the appearance of DETROIT. March 25 Lf)—Jimmy everal powerful Los Angeles Ath- Smith will perform in the Ameri­ Manager "Sox" Kuhlmeyer will cult, is tutoring his youngsters in j beach in front of tbe Holly Beach Washington NaveU ._ fl.OO campu, s. tomorrow afternoon. The. club at 10:30 o'clock. "Cap" Conklin, tournament will be the last for-the letic club water polo players, two can bowling congress tourney to­ start the Joust minus the services] the various fundamentals of the Grapefruit Trees ..._, inm...... ,-ruun-T $1-00 U. C. L. A. squad before it leaves Mercury polo sevens—the Blues and night. of two of his star performers, the national pastime and has already [ [club gym instructoiv announeedr4o— Lemon Trees ...... _...... _...... ---.. $1,00 next week to open ttsJ*c*il__-Coa_t | ^Jhe^ite^m^^n^aQua The diminutive Ne w^ Yor^ k Italian^ , Burns brothers, Dave and I vs. Both organized three teams. All young- j day. All interested are Invited to mm many M the are taking treatments for lame arms sters Interested are urged to report j t ake advantage of the free offer." Tangerine* ...••.__.".7. "n.--. ---. ^n. —— "1.00 conference season against Stanford er at present. -[-tomorrow,—morning at 10 o'clock. and California.—^-— plunge, with Ihe former outfit te-l of all time, ; scheduled with the Valencia^ ••„,.,, fl.OO turned -victorious. 6 to 8. after a grand lineup of Youngstown, Ohio, Frank "Bulldog" Duran will be inl "The local Legion post has sdopt- hectic game. Wally O'Connor, for­ For the past 20 years he has the box for the Rebels, while Loren ed a new athletic policy this year," Corsair Track Meet mer Olympic Games swimmer, ref- toured the country, rolling in prac­ Beckley will be at ~ the receiving states. "Sox" Kuhlmeyer. athletic AVOCADO TREES_ \Stars Assault Big tically every city between the coasts. post Wienstlne, hurler, and Green, committee «»hairmu». "and -instead Given Postponement Fuerte. 6 and 7 feet, three years old $1.50 tfi^LI His grand average exceeds __3_ for catcher, will constitute, the -Cabbies-l oi sponsoring JU.it oiif team we have j| — The Santa. Monica junior college- League Foe%rU-U "_*&lyin•g a strictly team game al th ese SAN DIEGO March 25 'U.R)—The Blues were able to subdue their foes . exhibitions Though he battery. The Rebels will inaugurate provided equipment for as many us j Glendale J a y s e e conference track because they passed better, worked 2?SS2___iUoinaiii^uff«? I3st year- *]e a public address system at the im­ care to play." meet scheduled for tomorrow has Hollywood Stars of ths Pacific coast 2 0 1 0 the FLOWER BED PLANTS league defeated the Detroit Tigers, the pelota close to the scoring zone S^^, ! - , -^ tournaments pending melee. been postponed Indefinitely, it be- Per Per M) 14 to 11. in a slugging contest yes­ and then smashed it through the uom »•" to lfJO fifimhillf) iff Form * ' came known today. A confiiction ia DM. In Flat terday. dates forced the postponement. Ageratum, blue ....15c $1.00 netspec. k Thre"WO-.e " men—EarHedberg l anDaubend Tsd- /„ , rOJOUS. Prep_-, . for Vic Christy Vies Asters, all colors ond mixtures ...... 15c 1.00 I Martin—-playing as one unit, regis-, .. ., . . Hits First Homer In First Main Go ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.. March Sheiks and Vikes Canterbury Bell, mixtures ...... _....lSc 1.00 Itered two goals apiece. Hedberg ls Northern IflVaSlOll Bowling Tips LOS ANGELES, March 25"(CNS) 25 (U.R)—Babe Ruth is believed to Cinerariaf-mixtures ...^...... >._....,_..__».....lSc 1.00 a sprint, while the other two are| LOS ANOELES. Itereh^S—Whrth- have caught his stridfi. now that he To Clash for Cup i I forwards. er championship hopes of the UnH —The showing he made ln a work­ Begonia, rod and pink ...... 20c 1.25 AST'S CHILLIS In out with Ed "Strangler" Lewis has chalked up his season's first LOS ANGELES. March SS (CNS) „ M a one-lap swimming (ace verslty of southern California ba.se- home run. It required the Cardinals' —The Hollywood and Viking soccer Cravens _ 158 14« n»_ 483 shortly after the game Phil Dau- li_ed or blast - while the latter was preparing for Delphinium, blue ...... 15c 1.00 Wilson 179 150 52,1 ens e a <1 ba]I team are to be rea S title battle, decided Vic Christy, championship brand of competition clubs were all set for their clash at 235— 618 ^ ^L «HL^, L*^™r^ «* th» <*ason will depend largely on English Daisy, mixtures ...... ISc 1.00 Smelser | 200 US Ot selected natators by four yards. the showin(? of the & c bo;s £ext sensational young Sunland wrestler, and the largest crowd of the exhi­ Loyola field Sunday la the open­ Zhlmlck J 1«5 16. 165— 495 on a professional career as a grap- bition season to drag out the Babe's ing contest of the city challenge cup Farget-Mo-Not _ „._^ .....15c 1.00 Henderson —202 193 215— BIO week, when they invade the San first circuit clout yesterday, when tie series. inclsco bay district for five games pier, ft was learned today. Foxglove - r ...... irrmrnnTTT.. • %S*t 1.00 904 83T 988—2739 the Yanks won 4 to 3. Totals Match Rusty Gill Jin as many days. Starting on Mon- * Christy, who many predict will STEPHENS SIGNED Godetia M._«_.-„._._-._._._.._.______...I5e 1.00 1.09 ANOELES Kennedy 191 267 204— SSI Fftr SsCOnd Bflttlc day, the Trojans will meet Santa be champion, makes his debut as s Jackie "Red" Stephens, local barrel- Gaillardia ^^..-^^^^-U-.-.-— —....ISc 1.00 1 Phar Lap Resting Ely I 168 179 145— 492 OAKLAND. March tt '.11—."Rus- UniversityClara. Sain, Californit Mary'sa, Saannd FranciscStanfordo. nexmaitn eventtWednesdar aty Olympi nightc , auditoriuclashinmg chested featherweight puncher, has Larkspur 15c 1.00 Dwleht 149 148 183— 478 tv" Gill, former University of Cali- with Bonnie Muir, Australian mat Before New Races been signed to fight a ten-rounder Sines _ 1.190 232 190— 813 on the Baby. Arizmendi-Young Tom- French M*»*_gwl,| .... . 15c 1.00 Gregg _ -IH 246 iBo— 80S forma football player who scored a SAGKHEN STAB LOST king, in a three falls finish bout. MENLO PARK, Califr, March-25- two-round technical knockout over CLAREMONT, March 25—Minus (U.R>—Phar Lap. Australian turf in­ my card at the Olympic auditorium Marigold • African, lemon and orange lSa 1.00 Totals 870 1070 912—2852 Wallie Rusk in his professional box - the services of Capt. Elmer DeSilva, vader which captured the $50,000 next Tuesday night. He meets Hu­ Petunia Single, purple, rod and pink 20c 1.25 At the Dome alleys last night the ing debut hers Wednesday night. ace of Pomona's hurdles and point Carey, Street A ngle Agua Caliente handicap last Sun­ erta Evans. Petunia—Silver Blue 20c 1.25 following scores were run up: has been matched with Porter Burge winner in the broad jump,. the Po­ day, was stabled at the Ed Perry U A. BELI.ISIMO co. NO. i I of Hayward for a four-round main For New Trade Deal ranch here today after arriving Q.—Runners are on first, second and Petunia—California Giant, mixtures ..20c 1.25 mona College track and field team third bases. The man on third takes a Gay 175 175 175—"525 event here March 30, it was an- journeys to Redlands Saturday for BRADENTON, Fla.. March 25 (U.R) from the Mexican track. The big red long lead,. The pitcher throws the ball to Petunia—Special Giant, mixture 30c 1.75 Veirlfnsr 315 210 212— 637 nounced today by Promoter Louis' I what promises to be a severe test —With Brooklyn meeting the Car­ "wonder horse" will be rested here the third baseman and the team in the Pansy Giant, special field grown 30c 2.25 Ro.enkrantz 184 146 214— 554 Parente. I against the Bulldogs. dinals today, Managers Max Carey for several days before going to field begins to run down the man who Phillips 165 181 170— 516 Burge scored a two-round knock­ of the Plat bashers and Gabby Street Tanforan Park 'race track at San WM on third. The runner who was on Pansy—Special flat grown ...... 20c 1.25 Melderlnc 161 158 158— 478 out over Jack Grail Wednesday. of the world champions were ex­ Bruno. second soes up to third and touches that* base. The runner who -had been on third Primura-Abconica ...... _..20c 1.25 Totals 900 870 930—2700 pected to confer on a new trade deal. The Dodgers need a first, base­ finally succeeds in getting back to that Scabiosa ,.,, ...,.,,, If* 1.69 SASDV MOrtK TAILORS Fight Figgers base. Does that automatically put either. True dale 178 178 178— 534 Rangers Snare Puck If only this could keep on man, and it is understood Carey is Greyhounds Annex runner out? Salvia—Scarlet ...... 15c 1.09 Chrti._er.sen 166 214 184— 564 forever— we mean the way the angling for Jim Bottomley or Rip A.- No. There can be no put. dut with­ Cozzens 204 175 167— 546 Victory Over Stars percentage is figured during the Collins of -the Cards in exchange for lee Hockey Joust Iou t a man being touched out. Shasta Daisy—White ...... 15c 1.00 Warner 174 196 178— 548 an experienced pitcher. Wirrer 225 202 184— 611 LOS ANGELE8. March 25 (CNS) early days of our new start. LOS ANGELES. March 35 _CN8) Snapdragon—Mixtures •••.,,....._._..., |fc ,1.00 —The San Francisco Rangers-teday I Lwe_ll blow the Hd off. shouldjwe I —The Glendale Greyhounds—today Stock—Mixtures 77. .-_^_Tr.7.T,T.-7...|ie jjOO Totals 947 985 891—2803 were awaj___t___Aone-ga____ lead Tali keep on doing half as good, as congratulated themselves over ac­ Capt. Morris. Ban Static* - Peroaii ~.._—.....20c \M Mrt'ASLIN BROWN-HILT SHOES ths playoff for the California pro-] we did last night — win . live Giants in ^Victory; quisition of Sam Foxworthy, who t Shannon 209 221 SSS— SSS fessional ice hockey league cham­ • fights, lose three and the per­ showed tin way to a 4-to-3 victory I Single Asters—Mixture* .—...... 15c 1.00 Miller _ IBS 204 171— 561 pionship, following their 3-to-1 vie-! centage goes up 11 points to Depart for 'Frisco ovsr the Los Angeles Union Oilers I Fishing Expert, Single Daisy—Bina __*. 16c 1.00 | Houquist 137 %tt 136— 428 tory over the Hollywood Stars at .611. One bout was a draw, LOS ANOELES. March 35 (U.RI— St the Winter Oarden rink last ! I Brown 192 191 171— 554 Palais de Glace last night. while two bouts were unreport­ After playing the Pittsburgh Pirates night ia the second game of the Reports Big Rune Verbena—Mixtures or special colors 15c 1.00 | __tcC__il_n • ~TT"IW~ lm\— 544 again .today New York's Giants will Big Three pro ice hockey league Capt: Cliff Morris, skipper of ed. Not bad. eh, Jasper? the Morris fishing fleet, which Zinnia—Giant flowered ...20c 1.25 Totals sn MI 867—2757 TAKES PRACTICE SPIN At Hollywood. Rudolfo Tes I la won break camp and depart for San championship playoff. SAM AND Sit* over Chato Laredo (lostP. Oeorgle •Francisco. They beat the Pirates operates from Santa Monica's V^la—Yellow and blue ;^..,^wJ|t» - ««00 ,. LOS ANGELES. March 25 (CNS> , rfftonberf *•*""*•" • ****" iff*•lto— <*tt —Mel McKee. Los Angeles oilot. Ttttis—Ord •» aa"btit Joif nmenthai*. yestferdjfy, f to I; ""HRMANS LtfUD ©dffi**^ -ti-ti*i_eliS_f •plttr?-'*porta that- Dennis : 170 1ST lft— 498 will take his new stream-lined rac­ -"rankle Diaz won over Julio* Romero, Batting averages compiled by Ar- I halibut fishing Is excellent for Ocorten 179 ttt 183— SH ing Job out for a trial spin at Legion Joe Ponce and Rickey Hall drew, A'S WORK HARD nold Eddy, secretary and statistician what promises to be a spiel-did Goodfion 183 180 157— 530 I Bruce McDowell won over Eddie PORT MYERS, Fla.. March 35 '.V> year. __ ' Chalmers 190 208 ITS 57i) Ascot speedway tomorrow before BaBlon and Billy McLeod won over of the . California intercollegiate _-. ——Koine to the post in the annual 100- Salvadore Macias float); at New —A. long, hard practice session was baseball leaeue. show that Ernie Captain Morris keeps a check PACIFIC ROSE CO. Totals 908 964 873—2745 lap Easter sweepstakes Sunday. York, Billy Petrolle won. over Chris­ ahead of the Athletics today as the Stewart of Southern California is on the most popular variety of topher "Bat"- Battalino. Ralph tenny result, of cancellation of yesterday's leading, the loop with stt average of fish known to habitats Santa Northwest Corner I won over Phil Rafferly and Yale scheduled game with the Dodgers on .452. while Garrett Arbelbide, an- j Monica bay ana this week re-1 SEPULVEDA AND WILSHIRE BOULEVARD Ok urn won over Harry Smith (lost). account of rain. Connie Mack wants other Trojan, is-second with 444. ports that halibut are "excel­ BALDWIN HILLS Green Fees No selection., tonight. I his men to keep in condition, and Jimmy Soest. former Santa Moni- lent," barracuda, bass and bo­ COIF COURSE BT A Nil I MIS TO BATS Phono 31771 West Los Angeles Cwith locker} Won Lost Draw Pet. practice is the only way to do so caa and now on the TJ. C. L. 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i*m- PAGE EIGHTEEN EVENING OUlXiUUJ-., SAM A MOMlA, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1932 _*_. STAGES The Chicago A Capella choir will be heard in an abridged version of Theodore Dubois' oratorio, "The Seven Last Words of Christ, during the half-hour program via KFI at 6:30. The choir, orchestra and soloists will be under the direction of Roy Shield. The I^s Angeles Polyphoma society, devoted to the study and performance of choral music, will mane an appearance at 9:30 from KECA.- I._n •_a. progra__. . m o_._f» work• __.s• wit...... h. speciac,-W>i-l! reference to Good Friday. At 101 KECA presents the eighth annual performance of The Terrible Meek" by Charles Rann Kennedy, a one- act plav of the Crucifixion. At 9:15 KHJ's "Vignettes" starts, a new series with the first episodes | In the life of America's beloved march ..king, the late Lieut. Com. HieGRIIKS John Phillip Sousa. These programs featuring Raymond Paige and his orchestra are among the best to be I found on the ether lanes. HAD A WORD Saturdav has two high spots of interest. The University of Pennsyl­ vania arid McGill university of J Montreal debate will be heard locsM for THEM Iv from KHJ at 1 o'clock. The Other brines William Green, president of! m the American Federation of Labor, j to vour radio via KECA at 4:45 INA CLAIRE spe'akinsr on "United Action for Em­ JOAN BLONDELL ployment." MADGE EVANS f KECA^-Brruher Ken's Kiddles. '-. hour. LOWELL SHERMAN KFAC—Mclntyre'* Hawaiian*, '_ hour. - KFI—The Cavaliers; orchesira tOT. 1 hour. A scene from "Trapped in a Submarine," now playing at the DAVID MANNERS KFWB-Baron Keyes' "Air Castles." Fox Criterion. 6: J 5 P. M. KFWB—S.'.-copator.; soloists, 1 hour. Utt FOR BOVS AND OIRI.s S..WI f. M. Noted Pianist Will Nick Bants Brand New Serial Starts . KFAC— ".Vhoa-Bill-Ciub." '_ hour. ---.relive My ..IT. Tomorrow, *-:15 P. M. KGFJ—Joe Marenge'i orchestra. '_ hour. Matinee KHJ—SktPlT's Adventure* PETP. Appear at Wilshire "Self -C ond t m nt A " KRKD—Te Oroen* Entertainers, 2 hours. Samuel Ball, renowned concert pi­ "SIGN OP TBE WOLF" 5:1.- F. M. anist, who is to appear at the Wil- Flip tha Fro* Cartoon With KECA-UtUe Orphan Annie _!___.. shire-Santa Monica theater on the "KINO." Marrel Dor ' KHJ—Steamboat Bill. evening of March 31, will include two Frank McHu.h fi F. M. original compositions in his reper­ Comedy U:M Noon Sunday—Anuual • KECA—Basil and- Bertie, sketch. KFAC—Sport" talk. __ hour. toire. Since Ball's compositions have "Eitra! Eilra!" tttt* Easter lit Bant—Bo j KFI—Friendship Town 1N1, '•_ hour. ::-77'7 7i-'-37m :•'' ; met with popular acclaim wherever At tto Fox Do— Ot 13:66 KOF—ll.fb Bcharlin. orchottra, ',_ hour. - '-.__. Vj he has played them, this announce- Metrotone Newi A Noon, Sunday KHJ—Vera Van's Vanities. ment should prove of interest to his KMTR—Hi-Hat ters. '•_ hour. many followers. 8:15 P. M. Ina Claire, headlining "The Greeks Had a Word for Them," now Incidentally the distinguished art­ KECA—Fred Tlll's Album. '•_ hour. Smith and Dale ln "The Heart fl HUM UN .Iks gS-i-.-i-SS KFWB—Charlie Lung's Gang. V« hour . of New York," the Fox Califor­ at the Fox Dome. ist wishes to announce through his KHJ—Mona Content, and organ. nia's feature attraction. personal manager, Edward Johnson, SANTA MONICA A SCREEN TREAT KNX—Cliff Aquette. "that, although he would like to give 8:36 F. M. individual consideration to every re­ KFI—"The Beven Last Word* of Christ.'' quest for specific numbers, he must Studio Comedy Preview oratorio , ',_ hour. BOUND TO WIN BEN'S SURPRISE By EDWIN ALGER decline on the ground that his pro­ FEATURING "SPANKY," THE SCREEN'S KGFJ--0_car Heather: orchestra. 1_ hour. YOUNGE8T 8TAR i KHJ—Lovei. Lady ICP. gram already has been announced KMTR—Paradise Isle. '•_ hour. publicly. KNX—Lil Joe Warner's Journal. TONIGHT AND TOMORROW 6:4.. P. M. KECA—Cecil and Sally iN>. KFWB—Grown In' Up. sketch, ', hour """WHO'S WHO KHJ—Gene Quavv's orchestra iKOB). TRAPPED KNX—Pitts-Todd comedy sketch. from SS M I n nt e s 7 P. M. WILLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE Crammed KECA—Raising Junior iN>. Here is a young man that KFI—Paul Whlteman (N>, '-.• hour. i everybody likes. He numbers INA With Thrills! KGFJ—Warren Gale, orchestra, '.-_ hour. \\ bis friends by his acquaint- N KHJ—Beau Brummel ICI. a n c e s. KNX—Frank Watanabe, Archie, '* hour. Bernard 7:15 P. M. SUBMARINE KEAO -Oordon Berger. orcehstra, H hour Jackson is AND KHJ. KFOX—Black and Blue. a graduate KMTR—Sunset melodies. .« hour. Richard Barth el mess as he of the NANCT 7.-.to P. M. appears in "Alias the Doctor," Santa CARROLL KFI—Theater of the Air PN>. 'i hour. the Warner Brothers picture Monica KFWB—Old Friends: Phil Carr. now at -the Majestic theater. High KOFJ—Musical comedy Revue. '_ hour. KHJ—Alex Gray: Nat Shllkert (C>. School ML 7:15 P. M. and of the kWtfM KFCA—Concert orchestra, '_ hour Willis TONIGHT AND KnYB.Tp.n_ Etchlnati '. l'our, Bus lness TOMORROW KHJ—Myrt and Marge IC).— College. KMTR—Soothing Melodies. He pos­ •CAMFOIH-I Direct From X P. M. sesses VE NICE Los ADfeles! KFI—Amos 'n' Andy I.NP. KHJ—LaPetite Cafe orchestra 'KFRCp. q u a 1 lties KMTR—Ted Dahl's orchestra, '._ hour. that a »____.-• m i L-KNX—Optimistic Do-Nuts Frolic, 1 hour Bernard Jackson father . expects of an employee—abil­ KHJ, KFOX Chandu the Magician. ity, integrity, loyalty, honesty, ^THE HEART OP KTM—The Utah Trail Boys, >. hour. and ambition. 8:80 P. M. KECA—Fred Forrest: Emma Hirst. l*T \Wl___. MAKE He is at present employed by NEW-YORK*, AOAfTtp tto** 'MtNDffL. INC KFI—Deml-Tasse Revue iN), '._ hour. MB THE HAPPIEST the Santa Monica TJplifters KFWB—The Hoofer* . MAN tf«i THE JOE IMITN mtt CHARLES DALAUEEf KHJ -Morton Downey: Tony Wons iC>. WORLD T 3U*ST Club, in Santa Monica Canyon. or Tiif mttt rrmurr rmr KMTR—Bert Tilton. organ, violin. THINK OF SeeiMIs Here he meets not only many •miiMOii i in-i-iMi-isiiwi oititn Amtr j of Southern California's most ^V_-0OHAI» t*** • auutiOH _nr*OH ».•_!. P. M. S*~m* -T Maavyw iwit KFWB—Carlton Kelsey'* orchestra. MT t_.rrTU__. 31M1 prominent people, but prom­ KHJ—Memories. inent people from all sections KMTR—Ann Grey, Don Warner. of the country. For the Kids 2 P. M. Tomorrow 9 P. M. WWW/- New Serial KFAC—Harley Luse dance band. 1 hour. "We predict that Bernard KFI -Harry Borehert; orchestra iN>, Jackson will be one of South­ "LIGHTNING WARRIOR" hour. The Four Marx Brothers as ern California's outstanding KFWB—Manhattan Echoes, '_ hour, they appear in "Monkey Busi­ . business men in the future, KGFJ—Per.dnrvls' dance band. 1 hour. ness," playing Saturday and i and we are mighty happy to Sat. 2:30, 7 and 9 P. M KHJ. KFOX—To the Ladles. Sunday at the Fox Rosemary. ' number him among our former KMPC—Alabama Crooners, to 9:55. students," said R. E. Parker, Continuous Sun. KMTR—Johnson's Salon Group, '_ hour. Oownpatrick, Ireland, recently KTM—The Beverly HIU Billies. 1 hour. owner of the Willis Business •J: 15 P. M. gave a dinner to its city council- College. __-__•:«_»* SATURDAY IND SUNDAY KFOX—Dance orchestras, to 11. men. <*mm**immmm\—mmm+4+++0+0+4^0000++m KHJ—V:gnettes, \ hour. 11:30 P. M. 4 MARX BROS. KECA—Polyphoma Choir, '_ hour. KFI—Billy Jones and Ernie Hare iNi. WILSHIRE BLVD. 'Monkey Business' KFWB—Ted Flo-rito'* orchestra. '•_ hour **" AT FEDERAL KNX—Lai Chand Mehra. speaker. Zasu Pitts Comedy Brentwood Fben- WLA 313.7 I):.5 P. M. KFI—The Stebblns Boys IN), ._ hour. Sportlite and Travelog KNX—Studio ensemble TONIGHT—"LOVERS COURAGEOUS" in P. M. KECA—-Terrible Meek," play, ', hour. With Bob Montgomery, Madge Evans, Roland Young KFAC. KFWB, KGFJ, KMTR. KTM - t. KNX—Jackie Taylor's orchestra, to 11. •_:15 P. M. 10:30 P. M. KHJ - Connie Boswells song* (CI. KECA—Charles Shepherd'' orchestra :i P. M. Buddy Rogers in "Working Girls" hour. KFAC—Harley Luse dance band, 1 h i With PAUL LUKAS and FRANCES DEE 10:45 P. M| KFI—On Parade- (N-i. *_ hour. KTM—Ballyhooey, \ hou mil - Fred Marltn's orchestra (Ci. It P. M. KRKD—Cheer-LPp Frolic, 2 hours KFVD. KFWB. KOER, KOFJ, KHJ, 3:30 P. M. - "CANNONBALL EXPRESS" KMPC, KNX—Dance orchestra* KFI-The Three MustaChios. (N). Midnight KFOX—Ballroom orchestra, '» hour. Wtth REX LEASE and TOM MOORE KFAC, KOER, KGFJ—Dance orchestra KHJ—Jack Miller'* SOUKS (C). MAJESTIC KTM—Tr"* Vtfth Trail Boys. *_ houf. TOM O now RAD 1(1 in I K.III- —ItrfS A. VLr RICHARD KNX—Bill Sharpies' Garfg, 2 hours. 7 A. M. KRKD—Eye Opener's club, 2 hours ~ BARTHELMESS in 1:4s A. M. m KFI—Van and Don 1M1. 8 A. M. "ALIAS THE DOCTOR" KFI—Celebrated Sayings INP KHJ—Happy Time Revue CKFRC) With MARIAN MARSH 8:8(1 A. M BI—Keys to Happiness (HI, TONIGHT AMD SATURDAY BENNY RUBIN COMEDY AND SELECTED SHORTS KHJ— Hallelujah hour . II A, M. KFAC-rCheeriology, •-_ hour. KIDDIES' MATINEE TOMORROW. 1:30 "J: 15 A. M. KFI—BeautUul Thought* »N ALONE— EXTRA FEATURE TN ADDITION TO f ALIAS THE DOCTOR" KFWB—'Meet the Missus." 11 hour. _»:___> A. M. They're a Blot! BUFFALO BILL. JR.. in 'THE TEXAN" KFI—Western Farm, Home (Nl, l hour. TOGETHER — 8:45 A. M. Also Last Chapter RED GRANGE in "THE GALLOPING GHOST" KHJ—Columbia Salon orchestra ICi. They make this COMEDY CARTOON TRAVELOGUE KMTR—University of California, 10 A. M. routed; three KFWB—Lady of the House. EASTER KHJ—Farm Network i fr** j*TThi-

26 Situations Wanted 32 Apartments For Rent 38 Apartments For Rent 76 Real Estate Wanted 98 Miscellaneous For Sale BT MEN Fl'RNISHED I'NPi'RNisHrn WANT lease on modern apartment house r Business and Professional "'" " " " "'"' '" • ,- - -~ A RM8. 2 bedrms- extra bed and stove In Santa Monica Fire Stock Oldest Sailor in Citizens, Attention! Springtime Apply til 10th St. Phone 23514. ANNOUNCEMENTS 4 AND S-room Apts. tile bath and sink: Undamaged Goods SMITH—Mrs. Hilda Smith. Aged 44 years Is Rapidly Approaching close In; refrlg 913 California Ph 2.1520 80 Money to Loan 1000 yards of h _avy silk crepe, 80c . Mother at Norman Smith and sister of I Can you five soBteone • MB. tt there anything about the place that needs ft- S-ROOM APt Extra wall bed: light, airy": yard; 2000 yards of the very latest Mm. Kena Oresard. Mrs. Annie Schule. 5 and Springtime good location: adults 1117 16th 8t material' to make ladles' suits anA Navy Signs Again Erjtebret Olson and Ole Klrkland. palrtnt Ota rou employ someone for dresses, beautiful sport coats at un­ even Mtt time cork at your plact of Means POUR rooms, all modern: automatic heat­ I Remains at the parlors of Todd and business? Just the Kind of believable prices: dealers welcome: Leslie. < ARPENTERING er and shower 815-R 14lh St. tM. 5000 yards white mesh material, 78 CARPENTER work. da> or contract: estl- Clean Up Time Family Finance Service Inches wide, 50c yard; good house Isaac O. Castle Has Seen THE MUNICIPAL EMPLOYMENT BUREAU 40 Houses For Rent paint, $1 gallon, s gallons- for IS;. mates furnished 1247*4 lith Ph 84647 MM Seventh St Take that rental unit of yours and 100 sets of beautiful furs, collars analyze it thoroughly Wouldn't It rent INFt RNISHED You Are Looking For Ships Change From Funeral Directors DETECTIVE AGENCIES haa listed at all times men and women and cuffs: Easter goods, rabbits, better It a new rug ass an lbt front baskets, etc., 5c and 10c each. Many fitted for all types of employment. Re­ room floor: have you an overstuffed set RENT At. SPECIALIST Personal Finance Company offers you a Wood to Steel gardless of what the Job be, all that you other bargains at Goldman's, 1349 I Brackett Merchant Patrol or an attractive floor lamp? Maybe a Furnished and unfurnished. J no un complete finance service. Washington Blvd.. Venice. Mt requested to pay them is SOc an magazlue stand or tablt for a vacant §** Mrs. Hilt-brand with S. ___. SAN DIEGO, Mar. 25 LV>—During WILSHIRE FUNERAL DAY AND NlUm SERVIOE PB 26744 hour In SCRIP. Telephone the Munici­ corner; perhaps the kitchen needs a Personal Finance Company service ta more ANOTHER paint scoop! Just received 1000 ORES S MAKING—MILLINERY pal Employment Bureau—Mlt. little linoleum or fresh paint; maybe the Berkley. 1002 Montana. Ptwme- Stt»fi- confidential than borrowing money from gals, pure paint tl.SS sal. Heavy varnish, his service for Uncle Sam a 73-year-1 HOME plumbing la leaky. Remember folks, thct MuDERNf 5 rooms, now: electric re- relatives or friends, and yet Just sa nothlns finer. II ft sal. Mfgr. needed old sailor .till on duty here hsawtt- pj. gg^ 15l9 Wilshire FIRST class towns, tailored coats; rtmod., tht summer loaTltU and Olympic game frlscration ; reasonable. Corner 17th friendly. eaah. so ws peas the barsaln sn to you. nessed ths development altera. Mrs. Mayer, 1415 Euclid. 28847 Chinese rug, 7-pc. walnut bedroom suite. EXPERIENCED gardener will care for your follower art due before long and that and California. Phone siois. Tou will be pleased with the convenient re­ SSS ranges, parlor sets, boohs, drapes, Attn navy ef stately superdread- FIX-IT SHOP lawn or do any odd Jobs for his room an attractive place will command a ._•'>—NICE 6-room house; garage, toed payment terms. The service la prompt pianos, radios; enamelware, I t*t Me. naughts from 'a group of wooden Todd & Leslie and board. Needs work very badly, let permanent tenant and that now tt the The cost ls reasonable. FIX IT SHOP, lawn mowers sharpenedTre- time to be assured that YOUR plact is yard. 11053 Montana avenue Phone House paint 11.35 sal.; 4-hour enamel, Ships with muzzle-loading cannon 731. Outlook. r 13.73, res 14.50 gal. Flat white 31.50 gal. Phone 28271 palred. overhauled. 1913 fl. M. Blvd. 11710 \TTR_. rr VE Prices art ridiculously 36770. More and more native families dally ex­ lashed to their sides. tow, and a lob now to many people .27.50—MODERN four rooms; extra bed. press their preference for Personal Fl- Varnish 11.IS; Spat 11 M Ml Open eva__ SEVENTH AND ARIZONA. S. M. FLOOR FOUSHINQ JAPANESE Gardeners Association, lawn, nlngs. 8 M. Salvage Co.. 2002 Main Bt. When Chief Boatswain's Mate would considered a blessing Do r iur shower; garage. 246 Fifth Ave., Venice. nnnco Service. You will, too. if you rock, garden and landscaping; sprinkling Mt an StiS lUUIStlf at tba came lime FLOOR POLISHING: RELIABLE Near Rose. Just phone, write or call lo person. Isaac Otis Castle first enlisted in Kirkelie, Bernard & Peek 11HV, THIRD ST.. REAR systems Installed: let us rake your lawn. All these item., may be found in tbe 1873 the navy was composed of FUNERAL DIRECTORS Ous Suiukl. phone 28092. respective columns of today's NEW S-room house, 3S3" Armacost avenue. Easter Bargains West Los Angeles. Apply 3319 Armacost square-rigged clipper ships, with 202 Main St., Ocean Park. Phone 61102 FROCK SHOP GARDENER—Experienced and reli­ Personal Finance Co., Ltd. Boston Ferns. Camellias, Gardenias. 20 Avenue 17, Venice. Phone 81308 avenue. 35c each, t tor $1.00. auxiliary steam engines and sheet .-IRAKI- FROCK SHOPPE, new atore able, would tike work, by month 304 Bliss Bldg.. 506 S. M. Blvd. Ph. 38053 Phone 2S02S, Outlook $40—PLEASANT 6 room house. 3 bedrooms. Loans Made In All Nearby Towns. Giant Pansles in boxes, full of bloom, metal on their sides, the largest of Price-Daniel Co., Inc. just opened. 3113 Santa Monica Blvd. nice yard, garage. 1357 19th St. Phone 23c dozen. them 226 feet long. Wash dresses, tl.85, $2.95, (.95. GARDENER, old lawns made new; hedges 31333 or 34316. Giant Petunias In pots and in bloom, 11587 SANTA MONICA BLVD. Classified Ads trimmed. Paul Nye, phone 84529. DOUBLE bungalow, all large rooms: near 3 for 25c. Oldest Sailor West Los Aneeles. Phont WLA 32572 GOLF CLUBS LOANS ON REAL ESTATE PAINTING, expert paperhanglng. tinting: . Phone 28285 transportation and schools: lawn, fldwers TWENTY-EIGHTH ST. NURSERY When he enlisted for another contract. Karl Blckford, 2803 4th. 83613 "ASK POR CLASSIFIED" and back yard all kept. 039 18th St. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 2264 llth St., South of Pico Blvd. four years a few weeks ago the Jack Stone CARPENTER, builder, repairing, painting: 4-ROOM stucco; garage; nlcr lawn and Will build and finance 100% on clear navy had in addition to its great Florists New clubs, clubs made to order, repairs, Price reasonable. Ph. 23857. 1283 18th St. flowers: very quiet. 1738 Franklin St., lot: low Interest owners only. Phone LAWNMOWERS battleships and fleet cruisers two refHushing; trade ln your tit clubs, balls, JAPANESE DAY WORK CO. Prices Reduced Santa Monica. -- -'.: .j 34001 for appointment. New and used, or trade your" Did one; bats, accessories;" close out prices* driv­ strange looking vessels 888 feet 11675 18TH ST PHONE 352D3 Furnished singles; most up-to-date Aptt _-l.iiVi-._fx.' | bedrooms, electric refrls- grinding and repairs. Pennsylvania ing net lessons. Used golf clubs, set or in city; steam heat, large Kelvinator. —....linn: nice yard: sarase. 11.04 Lawnmower shop, ______Santa Moniea long and driven by electricity from numbers, low as 12 85 set and bat. 1MI $2,000 Private Money «A PAINTINO, PArERRANGING gorgeous bathroom: sound proof build­ Kiowa. Brentwood Heights. 32Hi8. Blvd- Hollywood. whose flat decks 100 airplanes, Fifth St., Santa Monica. ing: maid service. Inspection Invited THVRI-OW CO. IXC , ri_. 61027. brought up from below, could take CARPENTERING 31."'—6 rooms, lncludlns lovely aleeplns BEAUTIFUL Raa range, large oven; HERB SPECIALISTS BERNICE APTS., 1149 12th St. near like new; cheap. Also small range. Wilshire Blvd porch: very desirable. Trees and MB LOAN8 ON Al'TOMOBILm Off Witha. ihe space cf a few min­ FERTILIZER WILL paint your house at lowest cost. Pay fountain lu rear. 653 12th St. 117 Broadway. utes. THE Harvester's Herbs are scientific me on easy monthly payment plan. masterpieces for every disease; you Kensington Court Nl.\V 4 rooms, upstairs: ocean and Although hs was born October 5. Phone for estimate. 26651. mountain view : lots of sunshine: 2 AUtO LOANS ALMOST new Angelus sas range; sacrifice. FREE! ' can't truthfully say there it no help SINGLES. 2. 3. 4. AND 5 ROOM APTS AUTOS POR SALE 134 Surf St. Ocean Park. for you until you have seen the Har­ PAPERHANGING, painting: prices reason­ tile balconies. 92S ISth Bt. 1858, in Armo, Wis., and now is the able: work guaran L B. Smith. SWT1. $25 00 AND UP EASY WAT TO BORROW navy's oldest sailor, Castle has not vester. Consultation free. 12003 San­ TRANSIENTS ACCEPTED. I-AKtiK bungalow, partly furnished, pEOORAPHIO magazines, Persian run. ta Monica Blvd., West ___. A. Hear the 1746 OCEAN AVENUE near 14th an i Wllshlr . sl-OppIni. con- 410 shotgun: after 5:30 p. m., or on witnessed from the deck of a fight­ SUPER FINANCE CO. Sundays. 1305 13th St. ing ship the whole of the great evo­ 50 LB. SACK DAIRY FERTILIZER GIVEN Harvester's health talks at 8 p.m.. W .... Situations Wanted ter; 340; no children. 1333 guclld. every Wednesday, at above address. ST WOMEN t35 FIVE room modern, 2 bedrooms, ga Phone 35681 301 Santa Monica Blvd. GOAT MILK for sale, at 739 Twenty-sec­ lution since his first enlistment. Criterion Apts. S. A. SCHERER. PHONE 6S3IS ond street, at a fair price. Phone AWAY WITH EVERY (2.00 PURCHASE MASSAGE rage, yard, shrubs, water paid. 626 Boc He retired from tbs navy in 1878, HOUSEWORK, day or week, reliable Attractive singles, doubles and bachelor's. cacclo St., Venice. Phone 22842 Auto and truck loans, any amount; quick 24288. OP BHRUBBERT. J. M. POTTGIESER, licensed masseur, 11 Oerm-n woman, yount.. Phone 26559 Everything included reas rates. 1303 3rd courteous service; lowest rates. 2227 spent 40 years on a farm near Sa­ $30—NICE 5 rooms and aleeplns Main St.. Ocean Park. 8. M district. POR SALE—General Electric refrieer- years experience; keep well. Massage at 3219 Santa Monica Blvd. NEW modern, 3 rooms, bath: gas. lights. ator. been used 3 months, $150. ISIS lem, Ore., and returned to the sea your home by appointment. Ph. 26631. porch, sarase. nice yard. 631 in 1918 to serve on a transport dur­ COMPETENT nurse will nurse by tha •lee ref ; overstuffed furniture: $37 50 Strand, Ocean Park ltth St. Phone $4346. hour or morning-, etc. Give., mas- Bl Money Wanted ONE WEEK ONLY MATTRESSES •4 block north of Wilshire. 1138 Yale St 3 ROOMS, breakfast loom; extra bed; ga- BOY'S blue cheviot suit, like new, si so ing the world war. sage. References. Phone 23542. n ar ___**•' ** Pjgg 1914 Euclid jt 12; cost $25; will, sell for $12.60. 71S Striking Contrast HAVE your maUr-ossoK made over, 12.50, at FURNISHED Apt . one A rooms and one 3 * ieorglna. See our FIRST GRADE roses lust coming [WOMAN -wishes quiet, refined home ln 3 BEDRM, house, 3 baths. 2111 Marine St., Bradys, S. M. 22114. 1447 3rd St. exchange for services. Postofflce ______nrivnte hath: t blacks from ocean MONEY WANTED Castle's experiences in the old into bloom. near Cloverfield. Ph. owner. 23363. Excellent 13000 first trust deed for sale. A BARGAIN. Highboy Philco radio. Cost Box 943. Santa Monica. cheap 2605 Washington Blvd. .166. nearly new. Take It away for 130. and the new navies, however, form PAINTING 340—SIX large rms., 3 bedrms., very at­ 1% off. WIDOW 40. practical nurse, good cook, .20—NEW single, lncl gas. water, light 224l'i Bentley Ave.. West Los Angeles. striking contrasts. A. SAHM JR. tractive; dble. gar., good loca. Ph. 64207. speaks French, drives car: wishes ca. apace 2234 Sawtelle Blvd WM. O. CARTER WHEEL, CHAIR, NEW; REASON­ "The old navy and the new—they j PAINTER AND DECORATOR employment. Box 709. Outlook. 123 5. and 826 DO--Singlet: oversttilled. POUR rms.. 2 bedrms.; newly decor. 1430V* Builder. Phone 31693 Hallam Nursery FREE ESTIMATES. PH. 64072. 7th St -_.lsi.fr 1428 7th Bt. Ph. 23874. ABLE. CALL SANTA MONICA are as different as chalk and CATERING dinners, parties, etc.. ex­ nice location: adults 935 Euclid 33426 272S4. J. R. ,Q. PAINTING, papering and repairing; pristt $2500 WANTED for 6 months, amply cheese," Castle says. "The organi- , perienced. Also man for windows CHEERFUL; 3-room Apt Home-like: ln at­ VERY attractive unit of double bungalow, secure''; will pay Rood bonus: also PHYSICIAN'S steel operating chair sation, discipline, food and accom- 1608 Montana, rn. _pl IO reasonable. 11664 Texas, W. L. A. 33388. hardwoo' floors, etc. Phone 62363. tractive court; extra bed.' 817 Euclid St. 4 rooms, frlgidalre. 3616 Cloverfield Blvd. additional Interests which will assure and Sun Ray lamp, $10 each. 1434 xnodations for the sailors have PIANO TUNING LAUNDRY wanted, rough dry and fin- [ QUAPAW Apts.. attractive outside sintles ( ROOMS, 3 bedrooms, double garages substantial Income. Box 7S2. outlook. Eleventh St. - ished: shirts ironed 15c up. Phone 22064. and doubles: reas rates 2551 Main St. good location 821 llth St. $22.10—THREE YEARS changed as much as the ships. HOLLAND DUTCH piano technician; tun- ROPER range, good condition. Rea­ 1433 Lincoln Blvd.. Santa Monica. 34 Houses For Rent FIVE rooms; only house on lot: 335; north Property north of Marguerite sonable. 1125 Washington Avenue. "There wasn't much difference in Ing. voicing, repairing pianos Peter Jan- of Wilshire. Inquire 990 Wilshire. 23462. Excellent Security ten. 1683 Ocean Ave Ph 25240 Art Shop WOMAN, 4Ii. refined I splendid house­ rrRWiMiED Santa Monica. the 1870's between enlisting in the keeper and nurse; wants permanent HI I Ray Cities Bids- I'll. 31129. navy and signing up foi a voyage A. L. CUMMINGS, piano tuner with Ar­ place ; prefer motherless home. 61648 44 WANTED MONEY—$4500, 7%. 80x130 ft.. thur E Jackson. Phone 25809, Res. 29340. E. T. Yates, Realtor Rooms For Rent Improv. busl. cor. val. 130.000; present on a merchant ship. And nothing PINE personal clothes home laundry: no Johnson Outboard Motors was said about deserting the navy Easter Sale INSURANCE. LOANS. RENTALS Inc. J1360 yr. No agts. Box 770 Outlook. Comstock Boat Shop. 139 Marine, O. P. PLATING WORKS delivery; liberal discount. 1446 Princeton SEE MRS PAUL ROOM with private oath and entrance; «»- As in I, i i • ___ i ______ir" •• i — 1 then, providing you had a good rec­ rase; gentleman 523 Lincoln Blvd. UNDERWOOD No. 5 typewriter, per­ CHROMIUM, silver, nickel, copper, brass DAY or bour work; experienced white PHONES 25519. 21711 631 S M BLVD 85 fect condition. $27.50. Remington ______ord. Easter Lilies woman. References Phone 28378. NICELY furnished rooms, reasonable; close Wanted, Furniture-Leases Plating. SANTA MONICA PLATINO POR RENTALS 11, new condition. $27.50. 903* 14th. Food Terrible WORKS, 1206 S. M Blvd. Phone 23087. HOME laundry, wet wash, rough dry" or In 1437 Sixth St finished Free delivery Phone 28981. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE WANTED—LEASES AMP FlIRNI- LARGE ostrich fan, antique pitcher, CHAS A TEG NER. PIONEER AGENCY IF looking for a home-like place, call 1121 lady's dresses 25c to 75c ; men's suits. "The food was terrible when com­ Tree Rose on Sale for PRINTERS Princeton. Phone 30511 TI'l.K OP APARTMENT HOL'SISS. The Wardrobe. 2635 Ma in St., O. P. pared with what we get in the mod­ 30 Phone 31716. 314 Santa Monica Blvd. I'UI-XTS WAITING. PH 240011 The BUNGALOW PRESS. 1412 Sth St., 8. Business Opportunities 3 ROOMS, ln court, elegantly furnished: 313—NICE room, kitchen privileges: garage DECOMPOSED GRANITE. Ideal driveway. ern navy, but we thought hard $1.00 M. Lower than L. A. prices. BuilBM* tile bath and sink Frlgidalre: near golf extra. 703 Kensington lid., near Lincoln. 90 $1 75 ton. delivered; also ornamental tack and salt horse was all right cards. 1000, .2.00. Phone 24043. Fltl'lT and flower business In heart links, beach and bus Adults Reason- Furniture For Sale rock for gardens. 37176 1515 Ocean Ave. and were satisfied then." able. 1815 llth St.. near Pico Blvd. Bush Rose, 5 for $1.00 REST HOME of business district, living quarters, *« Rooms With Board TWO clear lots, valued at $1300, for LAST call—Men's suits, shoes, hats, Despite his 73 years, Castle does low rent, only one in town. $700 full SIX room house, three bedrooms and ga­ house equity or acreage. Crawford dresses, coats, bath suits, pajamas. CONVALESCENTS or elderly people: reas- price". Telephone Santa Monte* rage. Very reasonable rent. 1349 9th ROOM and board, II a week. 131 Must go. 1650 Ocean Ave. not show more than 50 of his years. onable rates; graduate nurse. Ph. 26648. 27378. Realty Co.. 1333 7th. Phone 24108. "I think that time I spent in the Wilshire Nursery St. Phone 61403. enteenth street. VAUOHASS. ALWAYS BUSY BECAUSE LADIES' dresses, coats, suits; splendid ROOFING FOUR rooms In court, beautifully furnish­ Phone 3299.. OUR PRICES ARE SO LOW. condition: must sell at once. 1323-A 2nd. navy nearly 60 years ago-helped to 2S08 WILSHIRE PHONE 26360 PARTY to Invest 11500 to $2000 and ser- ed, 1 bedroom, extra wall bed, .30, per- Bed, spring and mattress, complete. 18: new WE buy and sell sood used lumber. Ana- preserve me," Castle says. "Weak­ BAY CITIES R-.t-IFINf- l-O —___ces f. r additional j-t-t-J- in tftat.ll_l.cd te-A POR CHII.U3IN 3-picce bedroom sets only Alt. tt.ss.lt lings didn't live long at sea in those 1724 STANFORD STREET Paying business. Give address and phone. nii-H.iu people; witit. 3320-B Jffl 81 wait Lumbar Co.. Pico and Sepulveda. $22 SO—FOUR room furnished house, newly 14 60; chlff. 14 50; mattresses. 14.50; din days." ESTABLISHED 1918. PH. 23704 Box 791. Outlook. TINY TOTS holiday home, supervised SCREEN fertilizer. 3 sacks 11: Ky. blue - —d. .areti'di parking space.—Call a. I7H £>*- 'O'"" sets 39 up; ransrs IS, B new • gr_is; 25_ 18. IHtfl, 300 H-S__ AVI. Castle plans to retire to his farm -SHOE TtCTSTKlNO I FOR SALE—Beautiful dcTwi.. o wn"" 'cafe. 16th St. Phone 22133. —ireftfch blayt llbi-lal IHfl__B. Th. 21356 Phil, mahogany dinette sets. III each booths for 50: established 4 years: new breakfast sets $4 up: studio couch 116 BARGAINS In new hsrdwsre. glass, paint. at Aumsville Ore., where his family 48 Easter Lilies HEELS, leather or rubber. 25c; hall soles. fixtures, lew rent Box 70S Outlook. FOUR room rear cottage, 3 bedrooms, ga­ For Rent, Miscellaneous overstuffed sets IS up: Ice boxes 15 Lots S M Wrecking. 1701 Lincoln, Ph. 31332. lives, when his 20 years of service 75c Ior ladles' shoes; men's half soles 11 rage. 1218 Lincoln. For rentals see E. T. of rugs, all sizes, all prices; I new elapses and he is eligible for retire­ Work guaranteed. Louden. 1503 Fourth 32 Hill. 1121 Wilshire Phone 22990 ranges ltl each: grandfather clock St Across from the Out loot. Apartments For Rent SPACE suitable for high erode beauty 100 Miscellaneous Wanted ment. FOUR rooms, newly furnished: water shop. Also space suitable for cut cheap: 0x13 Chinese rug. only $35. COMB EARLY OR GET TOUR FURNISHED ORDER IN FOR OOOD SE­ SURVEYOR paid : garage available; near Santa flower stnnd. Raaaonable. See Mr 1231 Lincoln Blvd.. between Wilshire and Monica hospital. Inquire 1308 15th. Arizona. Open till I p. m. Phone 26009 WANTED — 6 TO 7 INCH VICE. Despite higher prices gasoline LECTION ! FRESH CUT CIVIL engineer, surveyor; state licensed: 1325 2ND ST , newly furnished: living room, McPonnoll, 1 I .!> 4th St. FLOWERS. FLORAL DESIGNS dining room, kitchen, 1 bedroom and THE complete furniture and furnishings of 1233 EUCLID STREET. SANTA consumption in India increased 28 special attention to builders' surveys. ft, MODERN, sunny. 3-room house; extra 90 MONICA BLVD. per cent last year. Special Orders Delivered C. Boy jr. 813 25th St Phone 38658. wall bed. electric refrigeration; gas- wall bed; breakfast nook; also ga- Santa Monica Property Mr. Francesco Ferullo I the leader ol the steam heat. 156. Open for Inspection bandl will be offered for sale imme­ nige; reasonable. 2307 Broadway. POR SALE 108 TE AMINO Saturday and Sunday. Louis T. Busch $3..—MODERN 3 bedroom house, nicely diately: consisting ln part of 3 piece Pets Of Al! Kinds Co. Phone 34430. mohair bed davenport, massive walnut LOT PLOWING AND GRADING furnished. Oarage. Adults. 1507 lOtli St MOVE RlflHT IN Legal Notices Santa Monica Florists Phone 21780. dining set. twin and full-size walnut PHONE 26940 $0.7.6.0 bedroom set, all enamel Roper gas range GERMAN roller canaries; closing out GOOD tenants are obtained and kept REAL home: 5 rooms, nicely furnished, Weal wood Hilla, most perfect 3-bed like new, electric sewing machine. cages and birds at low prices. 1457 TERPEZONE through perfectly conditioned rental 2923 Wilshire piano, yard, fruit, flowers, garage, near room house, just completed; many Hoover sweeper, ice box, 12-piece set of 20th street. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF units. Let an expert estimate your needs car, bus. MS. 1331 Berkeley. new features; aee this kitchen and to put your rental in shape. J. J. Ver- Bavarian china, velour draperies end WIREHAIRED male fox terrier, 4 months THE STATE Of CALIFORNIA IN PHONE 28032 furnished breakfast room; large, Terpezone plank, 1535 Oeorglna, phone 24703. $2ii—VERY attractive 4 rooms and airy closets; furnace heat, electn. portieres. China and Anglo Persian rugs, old. pedigreed; sacrifice 115. 3118 Urban AND FOB THE COUNTY OF A new discovery for the treatment of hath: garage." large yard: newly and many other odd pieces, too num­ Ave.. Santa Monica. LOB ANGELES sinusitis. W. L. Lynch, D. C. 114* refrigerator; double arftrape; easy Buena Vista Apts. furnished. Call 1820 12th St._ terms. W. h, A. 31105; evenings. erous to mention. Immediate action re­ SINGERS, large aviary; bargain. After 1:30 H. C. ZWETSCH and FLORANCE Uth St. Phone 24450. quired, due to death In the family. So or Sundays. Beautifully furnished singles: lights, FOUR rooms, overstuffed furniture, 1 bed W. I* 14678. M. ZWETSCH his wife, Plaintiffs TRANSFER STORAGE room and wall bed; sun porch: garage. hurry for these bargains, to 330 Broad­ 130S TWEUTH ST. gas, steam heat, frigidaire, maid ser- way, Santa Monica. Phone 33385. VS. FRANK E. NORTON and MIL- Cemeteries—Mausoleums vlce Included ; 330 up. 7th and Idaho. Phone 24967 and 28340. or 433 20th St $6,000, Terms CANARIES, cheap; warblers and roll­ TRUCK going to Imperial Valley Monday. JUST COMPLETED LIE F. NORTON, bis wife. Defen­ Will take two-ton load. PLEASANT 3-room Apt. Ocean view; lo­ FOUR rooms, bath, and garage, wafer "WURUTZER" electric piano ISO; ers. Call at 641 Grant St., Ocean Three bedroom Spanish home, two baths, spinet desk and chair, $12.60; 3- Park. dants. PHONE 41730 cated on bus line: garage; t30 month, in­ paid. Under new management. No ob- NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER'S NO NEED OF BARTH BURIAL NOW cluding summer. 556 Radcllffe Ave., Pa- heat In each room, large rooms, large piece valour upholstered set, $19: MOVING and general httultug. 31.60 an jee-tion to children. 1665 llth St. patio: fine lawn and shrubbery: large mahof-Hiiy buffet. $15; high oven SALE ON FORECLOSURE WOODLAWN MAUSOLEUM hour. Call 61197, any time. clflc Palisades. Phone 22230. 119 Crypts now selling In new unit at pr*- $18—FURNISHED house. 3 rooms; -near back yard: two-ear garage; wonderful range, |4; national cash register, Nursery Stock, Etc No. 334693 GREENE Apts., 160 Ocean Park Blvd.. construction prices. TRUCKS FO* HIRE ocean and mountain view. 1024 Harvard $27.50; larse quantity of high grade FERTILIZER By the judgment and decree of the Ocean Park ; block from beach ; t, 3. school; children allowed. 711-B Hill St., St. Phone 25441. office furniture, typewriter, desks, Office Ph. 23470: residence Pb. 41510. Ocean Park. above entitled court in the above -T4TH Js PICO BLVD.. SANTA MONICA TRANSFER, hour or contract work. B. H. 4 rooms; SI 8 month. Oas, light free. ."ROOMS. MODERN. SPANISH ~" flat top and roll top desks, swivel THE E. W. WILLIAMS CO. Wooddell. 1237 Yale St. Phone 22072 $30—LAROE 4 room stucco, large living chairs, arm chairs, check protectors, entitled action, entered and record* 4 AND 5-room Apts., newly decorated and Fertilizers and plant foods of all room. 2 bedrooms, overstuffed, nook, filing osbinats. typewriters, etc.. In ed on tlie 25th day at February, VACUUMS REBUILT furnished; .25 and 330. 201 Pacific Ave., New kinds our specialty. Top soils, peat double garage. 1620 Pico 110.000 value. oak, walnut and mahogany, at bar­ moss, pest controls. END-O-PEST, 1932. in judgment book 813 st page corner Main St. gain prices. Lincoln Furniture Co., PARTS and guaranteed service on all MY own home, beautifully furnished: To be sold tho most economical eradicator of 43, et seq., wherein the above named GRAY GABLES BY THE~SEAT 1411 Ocean liiiili-lfill Lincoln Blvd., Venice. EVENING OUTLOOK vacuum cleaners Phone 21652. lawn;—shrubs; home like ; electrlo 13710. snails, slugs, sow bugs, et cetera. plaintiff obtained judgment and de­ MAIN OFFICE Ave., furnlsheu rooms and Apta., private Phone 65332. WATCH HOSPITAL range, refrigerator 327 Euclid. 24368 Call us for prices. You'll save money. cree of foreclosure and sale for the Fourth at Broadway, Santa Monica bath, kitchen: sep. entrance. Ph. 37234. 710 19th Bt. Phone 24108 THE PLUMER FURNITURE CO. Phone 21269. 1832 Lincoln Blvd. sum et Fifty-five Hundred Thirty- TELEPHONE 23285 175—1136 FRANKLIN St., 3 bedrooms; WATCHES, large clocks cleaned, tl; alarm 5-ROOM bungalow near Wilshire, 1147 511 Santa Monica Blvd. PERT_L__.BR- -Now ts the time to thins of WEST LOS ANOELES BRANCH DESIRABLE. 3-room furnished apart- grand piano; two-ear garage. Will lease two and 70/100 Dollars gold coin ot clocks 50c: we deliver. 148 Pier. Ph. 61771 2 5th St. A Kive-a.v.iy; 32000 cash, IN offering many drapery and furni­ lawn and garden Po. real cow fertilizer 11240 Santa Monica Blvd. ment; neat and clean; $10. 1439 ture bargains. Some of the furnlm-e the United States, plus interests and or rent. Phone 26717, $1700 at 160 quarterly ; house rents SSH tk* Brentwood Stock Farm, Santa TELEPHONE W. L. A. 32143 111Fifteent8 20THh. Stjus. t off Wilshire; doubles Is new and some Is repossessed. costs, to which judgment and decree UPPER duplex. 1444V. Twenty-fifth St. for $50 per month. Fhone owner, Monloa 61944 or 63433 SUBSCRIPTION RATES 12 in ourt: front 335; back 132.50; S|PI>< .nis on drapery remnants and reference is hereby made, and by Personals Garage; adults; t25. Open from 2 to 4 THornwall 5134. ______Delivered by carrier ln Santa Monica. samples. CONTRACT gardening by experienced order of sale issued to me by the also 1 unfurnished. $25. Ph. 22C48. p. m„ or phone 25783. 5-ROOM, modern bdhgalow; garage; beau­ gardeners. Reasonable rates, Ocean Park. Venice, Saw tell.. Brent­ THOSE lovely broken beads should be !. D. PLUMER. M_fr. clerk of the said court pursuant Fl'RNISHED with overstuffed; tile $20—3 ROOMS, bath: hardwood floors: tiful yard and view of ocean. 1311 Ocean 616 Hanta Monica Blvd. PHONB 22993 wood and Pacific Palisades, 50c month restrung by an expert. Betty Mack. thereto, I am commanded to sell at Regular Advance bath and sink, frigidaire; phone set - overstuffed. 2229 4th St. Phone 66808. Park Blvd. Nothing down, IIS per month NATIVE OAK TREES, fl TO 8 PERT 324 Wilshire Blvd., charges 35c to pays everything. Apply Keener'! Flower REFRIGERATORS of all sizes—dan­ public suction all of ths following Rate Rate vice; garage; |.t. Call 63775. dy electric all white refrigerator— EL MT SNAIL KILLER. He LB. 50c for plain restringing: 50c to SI BEAUT, furn. 4-room bungalow; twin beds; Shop. 3721 Wilshire Blvd. HALLAM NURSERY, 1600 Montana. 28171 described premises, situate, lying One yea. 16 00 15.00 up for knotted; beaded bags, jewelry show case with center Ice compart­ wall bed: Pen. Elec. 150. 420-B Palisades. $G00 TAKES $2500 equity tn fully PURE cow manure, pulverized: pest ot all. and being in tte City of Santa Mon­ Six months ______33.00 12.60 and watch repairing. Phone 21148. La Meta, 937 Lincoln ment—yard swing—chairs and rock­ CLEAN, 3-bedroom house: also bungalow, 2 furnished, 5-room. modern home; I no sawdust! S sacks, 11: S cubic yards. Three months ,. fLN 11.35 CHILDREN'S Happy Hours Garden. Super­ Most beautiful Apts. Moderate Rates. ers for porch or yard—at te, County of Los Angeles, State of bedrooms. Owner, 1141 18th Ht. 17. delivered. Lincoln Ranch. Ph. S418S. California, and bounded and de­ On streets and news stands, per copy. vised play from 0 a.m. to 5 p.m., ti per 3-ROOM front, "bungalow court, elec­ beds: schools, bus. 501 Raymond. 62935 VICKEKVS 2c. Mall per month. 66c. payable ln week for mothers who are working, at tric refrigeration, tile bath; 330. $25. $32—3-ROOM bungalow, newly decor. HI-A|_ buy, 6 rooms, ft zone, north of Open evenings 2109 Sawtelle Blvd. FINEST PULVERIZED DAIRY FERTILIZ­ scribed as follows, to-wit: advance. Wilshire, close in, $4500; terms. In- ER ALSO HORSE MANURE BUT PROM ttttt sc.iool (Oc por afternoon. Rosalind 1548% Armncost Ave., West ___. A. Refrlg. Oarage: adults. 1028 Euclid St. TWO beautiful 2-plcce overstuff sets, REPRESENTED NATIONALLY BY 8 Seaholme, 1217 12th St. Phone 24030. 120—3 ROOMS, nook; modern; pleasant qulre Jes Comer, 930 Wllahire. 18481 piiii: made of satin, one of brocade; OLD ctELIABLS OLIVER PARR. 64638. Lots Ten (10) and Eleven Ul), M. O. MOGENSEN tt CO.. INC. SINGLEand sunny, elec; . besrefrlg.t location, 30 Seaside. 1327-,A a 14tt Oceah Stn worth wholesale 1175; will take less LAWN PERTILl-SXR. BEST ON MARKXT: in Block E, Gillette's Regent FOR EASTER, order one of Ruth's Christie Court (.-ROOM stucco; giiraRO | north Wil­ San Francisco, 220 Bush St. Singles $20. 125 Pacific, Ocean view. 5 ROOMSAve. Double, partl; ycottage or full. y237- furnishedD Pacific; 2. bed- shire ; nicely furnished ; $6900, terms. than half. Goldman's, 1349 Washing' WELL CURED SKA VSR O AIRT. prize winning angel fo id cakes. J Square, in the City of Santa Mon­ Los Angeles. 423 South Spring St. rooms: newly dec orated. 1248 4th St. owner, 327 Lincoln Blvd. l h. 241.. I. | tun Blvd.. Venice. Phone fp3:;07. REX ARMS APTS.—See these; 330; beauti­ ica, County of Los Angeles, State Seattle,' 603 Stewart St. r ffUHNITUHIBT nigs, springs, mat- 12 Portland. 130 Sixth St. ful singles; overstuffed; private phones HOMEY. 5 rooms, elee. -refrlg. Wall furn.j FOR-iiCLOTnjIl'n-^ATiimst liiiw" 3 b.A~ of California, as per map record­ 15 In each Apt: 1434 Santa Monica Blvd , Two baths; garage, yard. 914" Harvard. mom Kin_.li.sli stucco. TiilT price ~ tresses, gas stove and refrigerators. i Automobiles For SmUt Detroit. 3044 ISM Orand Blvd. Lost and Found 1137 Tenth St. - ed in Book 22, Page 79 of Maps, Chicago, 360 North Michigan Ave MODERN nicely furnished apartment: 4 ROOMS, 3 bedrooms; garage; J30 1250 $4u0n, loop dnwTK- 1018 Wllahire. Records of said County. New York. 122 East 42nd St. reasonable rent. 602 Ashland Ave. 15th. rear Key at 1423 Arizona 38180. 3 BEDROOM, English stucco, north ot Mon- 100 ICE boxes, all sizes, 13.00 and up; also 1927 BUICK coup', series 50. » popular LOST—Toy Boston bull' terrier, fe- model, with rumble seat, has had good PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY Apt. B. Ocean Park. •front- Dun.a.. «ver- tuna: 15750 70- Euclid Ph owner. 33363. —furnltWSi eheso; trade or cash. IBM GIVEN that on Tuesday, the 39th fi-AS-il.-fcp anvRRTtsHio —-ttale.—Answers—to the—name of OEDAR HEDGE APARTMENTS, dotTEies: 1 IJ0-IS3.IO—LOVELY Federal Ave., Sawtelle. care and shows lt. Dark blue duco and RATES PER LINE PER DAY "Paiti." White face and l.rindle 1723-0 8 th St. - blue mohair upholstery (spotless); prac­ day of March, IMS. at 12 o'clock body. Little girl's playmate. Reward, •team heat. 843 Ocean Aft. Ph. 21647. stuffed; carafe. 64 YOUR old furniture reflnlshed like new. Business Property Jensen's Furn. Exc . 2731 Lincoln. 11677. tically new rubber; car runs perfectly; noon of that day, at ths front door 1427 Georgina. Phone 3. M. 21355. POR~LKASE $265 full price. Terms and trade. 300 and Broadway entrance of ths Los MINIMUM SPACE THREE LINES LOST—Thursday evening, March 24, black Wilshire Blvd., Santa Monica. Angeles County Court House, in ths Dally Monday and white female fox terrier, large round 91 Furniture Wanted 30 or more consecutive black spot on back. Answers name CHANDLER coupe. 1926. runs very City af Los Angeles, County of Los For lease, downtown super w«.n nn-1 hns dandy brskes. an times -___ i i in .08 41 l**rsi__eg. Reward. Buene Vteta Apts, 7th CABM POR YOUR PURWlTUltS— Complete Angeles, and State of California. X t-ta M consecutive times . .IS ilt- and Idaho. Phone 27374. Ideal ear far transportation to and will sell the above described prop­ service filling station cor- muni fin II wsiiliil. SW iniim Mill from the Job, $35 full price. 300 3 to 6 consecutive times — .14 .17 LOST—St. Bernard dog. mate, weighs erty, or so orach thereof as may Mi I to 2 consecutive times .18 .21 ner; up-to-date; 6 units. Furniture Co.. Llncolu and Bdwy 34631 Wilshire Blvd.. Santa Monica. about US 'bs. No collar. Brown with OREAT demand for second hand furniture: required in compliance with the said < Situations Wanted—one-half above See IB: T. YATES, REALTOR 1928 CHEVROLET coupe, tires practi­ rates, cash with order. white feet and spots on nose. Reward. best prices paid. Phone 02609 T. D. order of sale and decree of foreclos-1 Phone 311(4. 521 Sants Monies Blvd. Phone 25310 cally new ; exceptionally good condi- ure and sale, to the highest and best! (NOTE: The Evening Outlook prints Ad Writing "I- 2 5 5 III Residence phone 21711 Stewart, 207 Hollister Ave.. Ocean Park, tmn throughout; equipped with ra­ bidder for cash, gold coin of the] a Shopper edition that ls circulated to LOST—-JBlucl. cocker Spaniel dos, THE biggest furniture ouyers In the Bay dio under dash; a good economical United States. approximately 13.000 non-subscribers male; children's pet t near Beverly 68 Slst.i a__> email er larse amount: high­ caj__; $175 full price. 300 Wilshire ttttt TuewlSS. Stall Ills nil lad AS ap­ Blvd. and canyon. Reward. 409 18th Vacant Lots For Safca^ est prices rranss. 601 8 M Blvd 31108 Blvd.. Santa Monica. Dated February 36. 1933. pearing in the Monday Evening Out­ St. Phone 26040. CHEVROLET coach. 1029. In very sood HrE. ALLEN, look ls reproduced ln this edition.) LOST—Child's red and white tricycle from MONTANA business I'rant-ice. 50x100, *• Household Appliances condition, need cash. $225, full price. The Santa Monica Publishing Com­ St. Regis Apts., Ocean Park. Return to Be careful not to waste words on the obvi- west of 17th. iiilj'iinlnt. stores, $4500. POR SALE. 8-.RVI..E AND REPAIRS 3915- Moore St., Venice. Commissioner appointed by pany r lerTM the light to correctly Apt. Wo, 114. Reward. 50x150. 15th N of Wllahire ..$16 0 said Court. classify or revise advertisements, or Residence lot. 60x145. H Alta. $1850 CHRYSLER 73 sport roadster, late 'IS. LAWN mowers, scissors, axes, knives cr. am duco trlinmfd In black, tttt* W. BLAIR OIBBENS, reject aat refund amount paid, aad 20 What would you think of an automobile ad Residence corner, 60xH5. north of sharpened, locksm'h. keys 006 S. M blvd WiU not be responsible for more than Alta, $3100. wheels, practically new Suberling tires, 177 Pier Avenue, ' Employment for Men ous. eal*#as ground, transmission overhauled. one .ncorrect insertion of an ad or­ Sec Mr. Decbank with M. B. Rapp 34 Ocean Park, Calif., dered for more than one time. FRIGIDAIRE wanta S energetic men Musical Instruments This asi* la ass anybody would be proud Attorney for Plaintiff. which read: 1415 Montana Ave. Phone 21113 ta own. Pall price »33S, which Is prac­ All transient Of telephone advertise­ to complete their sales staff for BEAUTIFUL lot. above Marguerlta on* Uth FOR SALS AND FOR RENT tically wholesale I0S Wilshire. ments are payable and will be collected 1 >H Fll.la.lHe |M I Um f MSfllSi ra­ St . on east side, 11675. It. C. Lawrence, •ROM this Sate I wilt not be responsible for Immediately after the first inser­ tion experience not necessary. Bas —This Is one of the best cars on the market. It has rubber tires, a to_>, wind­ 1334 5th St ABSOLUTE pickup. Packard 6 aedan. for any debts contracted br anyone tion, unless patron has already estab­ ttx. Paradis tomorrow morning at shield, horn and headlights PUS only 5.1,000 -.ilea, fine condition. PREWITT. OHEERPUL SERVICE 2 Piano Bargains other than myself. lished a regular account oa our credit S :30. 1330 Fourth St. One mahogany piano In fine condition, 165. Only tfSS. Ni dealers. Can be seen PRANK PHILLIPS. books. WANTED—Younc man with good sedan to 160x150; Lincoln Blvd. corner; 130.000. One golden oak piano, good 'tone, $50. at 600 Moreno. Brentwood. 28031 Another at J3.000 drive for salesman. Give Shone number. Pay only II00 down. 1927 PONTIAC sedan; new brakes, new Box 037 Trlbun.. No funnier than to say: 13000—62x150 foo____L R- corner, 17ih and Pratt Furniture Company. blue duco finish, seal covers, motor la Lodge Notices Washington Income; ripe for develop­ 4th and Broadway fine condition. IMS full 10 22 ment. Owner, Phone 24161 BABV grands $198; terms: will rent Business and Professional Employment for Women This home has a cement basement, furnace, kitchen, living room, dining room, price; terms. 300 Wilshire Bits*. SIX lots, 60x140 smallest: north of 18.00 up; new and used furniture for Santa Monica. ANNOUNCEMENTS three bedrooms, bath, garage and paved street. sale; prices low. Storage Bldg.. 1410 THE AMERICAN LEGION needs Wilshire; $850 to $1500 each. Phona BEAUTIFUL'1931 Pontiac sedan, per­ WANTED for real estate office, lady Swund- St. all kinds ot cast-off material— with car. Experleneed-ln rentals and 2.821. fect condition ; driven 6.000 ' miles. STEIN WAY upright, special factory job; NEWSPAPERS BEAUTY AIDS insurance. Small salary and com- $500. Phone 22396, or call 414 Alta. MAOAZ1NE8 mission. Box 788 Outlook. People expect these things. Tell them about 72 Out-of-Town Property wonderful tone. Priced to sell. RAY E. SCHAFER. 1501 4th St. Clothing, Bottles and Furniture. STEAMOIJ-. permanent wave $ 1.50. In- WANTED—Mother's helper for room, POR SALE STUDEBAKER sedan, almost like new; SSt: A-.l-U-._i and Main. Ocean P«r>L Remains at ths parlors of Todd and i-_____-n.«s .<-..»_ Mr Harry O BaM's address^ 0.fere the recent cotwenOon of noma or property north of Wilshire. Curlier of ltth and Broadway. Ph. Leslie, ' * V't *A*74t*t- * fin _•_-.__».. ts% IIllil Will be read bT thousand! of people Situations Wanted the Pacific Northwest Real Estate Association.—Ed.) Phone 23454. 28632, radios, service and rent sets. Ui Wrecking, Parts for Caw -feOOVERN—Nan McOovrra. at 937 Lucille Phone f1a_-lin__l Department. 8. M 33285 BV MEN TRADE 2 lots for modern home In SKI PPY—-MagnaVQX dynamic, pentode. Ave, Venice Daughter of Mra. Annie tbr a representative to MB OB you. Venice or Mar Vi .la. Will 'assume. . screen grid; police, complete. $16.61. ECONOMY AUTO WRECKERS—Parte Mr McQo.ern. and sister of Wir.nie MeGov­ JAPANESE LANDSCAPE GARDENER THURLOW. phone ill027, Master Electric. Ird St. Arcade. 22S51 ears: satd tires attt tubes: llth and Col­ CORSETS ern. and lttt. Nellie Dawes *t Venice. DAY WORK CO TELEPHONE EXPi.'RT SERVICE, 20 yrs. exp. B. M. orado, Sstua Monica Phone 28330. Services Saturday. March 36. at 11 a. m., SPIRELLA MAKC MEASURE CORSETS 1675 Uth St.. Banta Monica, Ph. 26393. 2_H38 Bobinson's Radio. 1804 Wilshire. CLASSIFIED PACIFIC -TUTO WRECKIMQ OO. • from St. Marks CathaUe chureh. Venice. I and Brasslere-Glr dies OOOD' reliable 'painter wants work. Mc SPECIAL PhUco console, I3I.M. Ouar. ter- ft** tmt **** parts. We buy, seU. trade Kirkelie. Bernard SBd Peek, directors. ' Mrs. Olbb. 1211 Sth St. Phone 26W6 hv-pr. Phone 31395. 3326.1 MSS. Sperry, 633 8. M. Blvd. Ph. 36306. cars. SIM Lincoln Blvd. Phone 63651.

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hternal Turmoil In Shadow of European Civil Strife Business Group Kidnap Try Fail, \\Q[m J^ |Q [GREATER VALUES Looms in Austria Backs Carnival U. S. as Friend Fascists Collect Weapons Committee to Help Plan Speaker Tell* Club in Competition With O. P. Mardi Gras to Education Progress Socialist Corps Be Held April 2-3 in Far East By WADE WERNER Because municipal plans for the That "old China looks across the VIENNA. March 88 '.pi—Disarma­ carnival and mardi gras in Ocean Pacific to America as her friend, be­ ment is a big .word ln Austria Just J Park April 2 and 3 are considered cause she feels that she caa trust 'now, but not because of the meeting ' the opening wedge in what may us," was the claim of Roscoe A. in the -big glass house at Geneva. eventually result in nearly an all- Goodcell, official of the. Automobile Wsht worries thousands of Au. -1 year - around program for the Club of Southern California, who trians is the competitive armament j amusement district, the Ocean Park spoke before the Santa Monica Lions | of the socialists' "schutzbund" and Business Men's association . today club at the Hotel Carmel yesterday. the fascists' "heimwehr." The so-j has a special committee working '•Virtually every world power ex­ cialists are arming against "the fas­ with the city's show bureau. cept the United States -has crammed The group was instructed to co­ some humiliating treaty down Chl- cist menace" of the heimwehr, and operate with Sam Koch, municipal the latter doesn't deny that it is J show producer, when it was ap­ na's throat or has grabbed valuable arming against "the enemy on the pointed yesterday at a meeting of mineral deposits, ports and cities. left." the organization. The appoint­ "Political turmoil, civil war and Sober-minded citizens wonder how ment followed a comprehensive talk revolutions may keep China chaotic, long an explosion can be avoided. made by-S. D. Koch, father of the but nothing can stop her leaders in The prospects' for an outbreak of producer, who pointed out the ad­ their light to fulfill one ideal—that some sort probably were heightened vantages of staging a mammoth af­ of educating her ignorant people. a bit by the recent upset in the cabi­ fair during the early spring season. The Himalayas, the Gobi desert, Si­ net. When Dr. Karl Buresch, chan­ He suggested it might be the base George Maiden was held in beria's ice fields and the Pacific, cellor, reorganized his government for a program that "would close up South Plainfleld, N. J., ln con­ natural barriers that have shut off In the closing days of January, he the gap" between annual resump­ nection with an alleged at­ the influence of the outside world, dropped Johann Schober, ex-head of tion of business in the amusement tempted kidnaping at the home have been surmounted, and today the national police, ex-chancellor district. of J. Seward Johnson in New every school, either run by foreign and now ex-foreign minister. W. Blair Glbbens, president of Brunswick, N. J, missionaries or the Chinese govern­ I. Finest Antl-Knack . . 2. Greater Fewer. Handicap to Finance the association, named C. E. Show- ment, is Jammed to the door with Dr. Schober, a frank pro-German, alter, C. B. Masner, L. H. Hend­ the flower of China's youth, eager to 3. IVew Smoothness... 4. Increased Mileage. was said to be persona non grata to ricks. G. C. Hoyt and R. N. Booth Famous Explorer gain knowledge." Austria's French creditors, and his on the committee. Plans for the 5. Success-Tested and Proved prominence in the government was carnival include an afternoon of Victim of Typhoid Unusual summer heat early in held a handicap on efforts to ease general festivities for the kiddles I TOKIO, March 25 (U.PJ—The death February seriously interfered with the financial burdens of the re­ band performances and concerts by of Dr. Arthur Torrance, famous Los carnival festivities at Buenos Aires, No Extra Cost public. visiting bands; a play entitled "The Angeles physician and explorer, was Argentina. But apart from this the socialists Whole Town's Talking," which has repoted today by the Peiping corre- were glad to see him go. They had a cast of 16 professional players; sopndent of Nippon Dempo News accused him of having backed thel masked celebrants in the amuse­ abortive "putsch" of last September, I ment districts, and numerous oth­ Service. and they were inclined to blame his I er entertainment features during Dr. Torrance succumbed to ty­ influence for the acquittal of the the two days. phoid fever last week while on sn leaders of that attempt to seize expedition into China, it was under­ stood. power. Leaders of Austria are trying to guard that republic from open HEROIC MEASURE Meanwhile the opposing piles of KENNETT, Mo, March 25 Mi- The explorer was a romantic fig­ civil-war munitions mount higher. warfare between extremists of the right and left. Johann Schober, Police started checking up on a fire ure in the medical world, and a fel­ Socialist' newspapers repeatedly recent foreign minister, is shown (left* with a national flag presented that destroyed one house and dam­ low of many medical and scientific have charged the heimwehr with in commemoration of his work against the communists. Inset is Dr. aged eight. They said Mrs. Sarah societies. His death was errone­ possessing large stores of arms, in­ Karl Buresch, chancellor, who Is trying to keep a coalition cabinet Gibson admitted starting the fire ously reported in 1931 when ne was New Spring Frocks m cluding at least 600 machine guns. off financial reefs. so she cmould get away from her exploring the Belgian Congo in 20 field pieces and enough rifles and husband by going to jail. Africa. % hand grehades for every active j With a Parisian Air ^ W"£ member. Maraciabo, Venezuela, recently Mexico has replaced its automo­ Police Find Arsenal opened its first radio advertising bile tax by a gasoline consumption That the schutzbund also possesses Most Accidents Real Estate Men station. tax. New rough silks, a new clinging silhouette, new cowl »__P_$I stores of arms was revealed when police raided the socialist party head­ and scarf necklines, unlike any you've seen before, quarters here, broke down part of i date them definitely 4332! These dresses are all the cellar wall and found 50.0001 rounds of ammunition, seven ma­ Occur on Sunday Note Sales Gain high fashions for the coming season—smart, gay, chine guns, 732 rifles and 1,000 grenades. and individual—copied for you at a modest price. The hand grenades were Impor­ Saturday Also Dangerous Improvement in Market tant because they settled an argu­ EAST Eh ment over whether 5,000 cast-iron re­ Day on Which to Shown by Reports to ceptacles labeled "lubrication cups" had been rightly confiscated by the Drive Auto Realty Board police a few days earlier while en route from a stove factory to an un­ Although the greatest number of Indications that the real estate disclosed address. The finished gre-1 automobile accidents last year oc-1 market is showing Improvement are I SHIRTS nodes apparently had been made curred at street intersections, the coming to the office oT the Santa from the same kind of "lubrication largest, fatality toll resulted from Monica Bay District Realty Board. rc1ip_| | mishaps on—state—highways.—The according to a report hxlay-by Mrs. Seizure of these munitions caused deaths in accidents on state high- E. Blenkhorn, acting secretary "Snowy white, fine bitter indignation among the social­ ways totaled more than 13,000, ex- The Boehme Villa on Ocean ave- I broadcloth; seven ists. Wresting "a small portion" of nue has been sold by Louis T. Busch the defense weapons of the working to John Connon. The White place J button. Pre-shrunk. classes from them would not cow Automobtle Accident Fatalitiei- on Cliffwood avenue has been sold the workers, emphasized Arbelter- by Busch to Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Collar attached. Zeltung, the morning after the raid. bt) Daqs of the Week Dunham of Palisades avenue, this Size 14 to 17. Train MS-hlm. Gunners ^yjN ___-___- TUl 1 «.-|D •M.l« j IOI SA' being a cash transaction. A third The same journal printed excerpts • » 1 4 deal announced by Busch was the from an Innsbruck daily containing ~5~ -7„ a sale of a home built by Frank Kranz heimwehr announcements of ma­ 3>= 9 IO II of the Golden State Lumber Co. chine-gun practice for members. 12 13 14 15 16 17 ia Claude C. Crawford, another San- $195 All of this is not exactly reassur­ 19 20 21 22 25 24 25 ia Monica realtor, advised t he board ing to the peaceful citizen who would 26 XI 28 1 29 50 | • • recently that his office had com­ like to see both sides put away their pleted several all-cash sales in which guns. But both sides insist on "se­ the purchasers paid up mortgages, curity." trust deeds and all other outstand­ The socialists don't want to dis­ ing Indebtedness in order to hold the arm without some guaranty against property clear of all incumbrances. a heimwehr "putsch." The heimwehr From the office of Alvin LeVan, is equally insistent on security city building superintendent, came against a "red dictatorship." the report that building activity in Another phrase often used ln the Saata Monica has shown a favorable | international discussions at Geneva, upturn. During the past few days Bathing Trunks $1.00 "equality in armament." ls cropping especially. Levan said, the number up every day in the arguments over of new build in? projects authorized Basque Shirts Zm. $1.00 who shall have the guns and gre­ by his office has been greater than nades in Austria. in any corresponding period since Grayco Easter Ties $1.00 Want Anns Equality the first of the year, and LeVan ex­ Flannel Caps $1.50 •TJhS same deal for all!" cry.the presse lhe d hope that further progress socialists. And the heimwehr leaders elusive of thefatalities resulting I "> building situation would is- exclaim: from mishaps at rural intersections, suit In a correspond ing improvement "An arsenal; even enough Incen­ at railroad crossings and at bridges. for all other lines of business. diary bombs to burn down Vienna, Accidents on curves, while num­ hidden in the socialist cellar! Isn't bering nearly 35.000, caused thel PLENTY OF PRODIGIES it clear now why we have to be death of 2,470 persons, or 7 per cent CHICAGO, March 25 i.l'i—Child ready?" of all deaths, and mishaps at rural prodigies are a drug on the market, Meanwhile the newspapers print Intersections to the extent** of 19,000 so far as Northwestern university is columns about the International dis­ led to the death of 1,190. concerned. Two hundred of them armament conference, and now and filed entrance applications. The uni­ 5PONBER05 Tlie greatest number of persons versity will take 20. all of them un­ then a discouraged citizen cynically suffering non-fatal injuries became I IAOS AN0IO TH1I.D ST. • DEDICATED TO SlRVICt remarks: involved In accidents at street inter-1 der 15 years of age. "Geneva and world peace! Huh!sections , the total being 439.000. The! After all, why shouldn't disarma­ non-fatal injury victims in mishaps' ment begin at home?" on state highways included more than 214.000 persons, while more than 264,000 were injured non-fatal­ Elks Hold Final ly in mishaps which occurred in Past Ruler Night cities between Intersections. Undersheriff Eugene Biscailuz, Sunday continued to be the most -Frank Grolderman.-John-Briner. of | hazardous day of the week, as slight­ -the California highway patrol; John ly more than a fifth of the deaths Easter's Neighbors, of the sheriff's office, resulted from mishaps that occurred and other well known Southland on that day. Saturday was the next members of Elks -lodges occupied most hazardous day in number of honor places In the past exalted deaths and persons 1 h j u red non- ruler's night program given last f {.tally. the night by the Santa Monica Elks lodge 906. Held in honor of William Flynn, Factor Convicted past exalted ruler, the affair was the last of a series of meetings Of Jewel Rnhhpry given over to former lodge rulers. Ar LOS ANGELES, March 25 (CNSi wie complete entertainment bill, re­ —Convicted of robbing a downtown freshments after the ceremonies, wholesale jeweler of $50,000 worth of and music were included in the pro­ jewels, Morris Factor, novelty im­ gram that was attended by an ex­ porter, will be sentenced next ceptionally large crowd. Monday by Superior Judge Stanley Murray: NEED TO EVAPORATE NEW YORK. March 25 ..Tv—Leon The defendant, the Jury was told, Grinbaum and Leon Al term an have and a companion, who never has Uncle Sam hot and bothered. They been caught, forced B. G. Anderson, are stowaways from Russia. It's il-1 the jeweler, to open his diamond legal for them to be here' and illegafl safe under threat of death. Factor Rollins aad Children's to send them back to Russia, be- insisted he was having luncheon cause that's a land not recognized. J with his ex-wife at the time. She for yotir Spring "wardrobe and smartly designed Enn__ Kayser Easter So the two Leons are thinking of I corroborated the testimony of the vanishing into a vacuum. I importer. " Jettick Shoes! *5i!__Ul- SHO.5 fO> WOMta MESH FOOT Sophisticated pumps for afternoon—sports shoes for golf rou NtlD I • • Phone S. M. 71205 I • I or country club—dainty white moire slippers for supper NO LONGIR HOSE WEAR BI TCHD I dancing—or trim conservative aristocratic oxfords for Children's Easter Foot­ walking— *__•__ i- « Square mesh or wear . . . patent straps, Bay Poultry Co. All Are Enna J etticks jacquard effects. sandals In patent or Pure silk. 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