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VOLUME LvTI NUMBER 194 SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, AUGUST Los Angeles, operated by ths Rev. Dt. Bob holiday, has solved ttn problem. LOS ANGELES, Aug. 11 LOS ANOELES, Aug. 11 son of 19SS. dramatically asked the attorney of ths witness who had Shuler. Yost held the public Interest would be served by "I'll proclaim a fish week," hit (CNS) — Work Of ths 1931 Rain started a few minutes be­ testified that he saw his employer carrying a pistol "every granting Or. Shuler's renewal appli­ excellency thought. (CNS)—With an actual cut of fore 7 a m. as a light drizzle and i time he came into the of flea" "No, cation, but expressed the opinion the So proclaim he did, and bt It $4,055,718 already made and California legislature, which continued for about two hours. At answered the witness, and the new minister had been "extremely indis­ known that the next tew days are recommendation by County enacted 1,220 bills for ths gov­ tin gauge on top of tte dty ball double-barreled derringer—the tenth a precipitation of .01 Inch was re­ Murder Suspect creet in some of kit broadcasts." "Governor's fish week." Auditor Herbert A. Payne for ernor's signature, will attain gun in a case which started out Suiting hit actions to hit proc­ fruition at midnight Thursday, when corded, twit It appeared that ln as the "gunless shooting," with ae Tin commission, ta recess until lamation, with a company of state approximately $600,000 additional some sections of the Bay area the death weapon ever discovered—WM fall, has yet to pass oo the exam­ slashes, assurance was given today the new legislation, much of tt re­ fall was slightly heavier. It was iner's recommendation, officials tnd other prominent per­ marked for identification. sons, tin governor left for ttn at the opening of public hearings medial, becomes effective. tin first rain officially recorded Radke then denied that he had "Evidently broadcasts were made on tht general county budget that Laws ot taxation, labor, stock sales, for tte new rain year ia Santa by him before investigation and in­ higher reaches of the mountains to ever seen Crawford carry still an­ angle for trout. the new tax rate for 1031-32 would traffic, debt limitation and oil con­ Monica. other pistol—a "white-handled gun.** quiry to determine the correctness remain at the present rate, 88 cents servation are among those to be ef­ of sueh broadcasts," Yost said. Eight of tte ten guns, five of per $100 of assessed valuation. fected by new legislation, nuch of them identified as belonging to "The practice of reflecting upon Tin county's tentative budget which changes old measures to ob­ Charlie Crawford and another the the character of a citizen, based compiled after conferences during viate glaring defects, it was pointed property of his bodyguard brother, solely on rumors and unverified re­ June totaled $50,734,955, but only i out todty by Robert W. Kenny, dep­ George, already are marked as ex­ ports, resulting in Injury both to Un uty county counsel. Lindys Continue Bay Realty Board $26,791,985 of thit sum has to be hibits in the case. business and reputation of such raised from taxation, tht residue Property Owners Benefit citizen, ls indefensible. Promises Surprise coming from special district funds, Kenny, who represented the board Atoo marked for identification to Points of Criticism including drainage, flood control, of supervisors at the last session ot the .38 Colt revolver, declared by - Injury or injustice by reason of Wants Taxes Cut lighting, sewer and similar sources. the legislature, discussed today some Nome Hop After the clerk who sold the original to a radio broadcast may be irrepara- Other Revenue Sources et the new bills aad their predicted be virtually idcntleal with tte one le. Unjust attacks upon religious Payne's report to the board today effect on the statute structure of ttto which Clark purchased the day be­ «enominations increase religious showed a total of $1,222,847 cut from state. fore tte shooting, at the same time prejudice tnd arouse community salaries and wages; $982,731 from Owners of real property will bene­ advertising hto identity with hand­ strife and antagonism; unwarranted Below 88c Rate maintenance and operation; $1,670,- fit especially from the debt limita­ ForceUanding shakes and campaign cards ln hit criticism of tin courts and public 140 from capital outlay, and $180,- tion bill sponsored by memben of race for tte municipal bench. officials tends to destroy confidence 000 from interests and debt reduc­ the Southern California delegation. In addition to these weapons, af the people ln free government Leaders Pleased by Move tion due to transfer of this obli­ Kenny declares. The bill prohibits! Flying Colonel and Wife j which comprise the "arsenal" of tin and is against public interest." gation to the good-roads fund, special assessment proceedings that trial, there to the shadow of at least The report pointed out thtt a for Economy, But Ask which It obtained from state gas cost more thaa fifty per cent of the Fogbound for Hours in two "phantom gnat"—that SS Colt broadcasting license "does not con­ Other Slashes and license tax money. value of tte property affected, and Kotzebue Sound which Clark purchased and at lea«- fer upon anyone tbs right or priv­ Tin report shows that ttw county- kills any Improvement on which fifty |one other gun of Crawford, a .38 would obtain additional revenue by per cent of Interested property own­ ilege to broadcast any false, slan­ BULLETIN Colt ter which te obtained a gun derous or libelous matter," sad said Although gratified by thsth e sale to tin United States gov­ ers protest. permit within recent years Los Angeles county board of ernment for $325,000 of the property NOME. Aag. il of) —roi. aad any abuse of ttn privileges con­ Radical amendments in the blue-; Mrs. C. A. Lindbergh reached here Tilt bullets which killed Crawford ferred by a radio license would supervisors' action yesterday at New High and Temple streets for sky law gives the corporation com-f and Spencer wen that from a 38 a portion of the new postoffice rite, at 1:25 p. BU Pacific standard weigh heavily against the licensee tn announcing a slash of all mlssioner's office greater powers to time, today from Shtamaref, oa caliber Colt, according to experts, upon the question of renewal. budgets to a point whets ths with additional available surplus cope with stock frauds, while the who read tte signatures of guns in The 24-page opinion reviewed the revenue from other sources of Sharkey oil conservation bills are! Kotirbu. sound, where they were 88-cent tax rate can be retained, forced down Ittt alght ta a flight David H. Clark, as he appears the leaden pellets. Shuler case la detail. It said the $885,000. designed for a drastic oil curtailment "Where tint gun came from will station represented an investment The Rev. Dr. Sob Shuler, wbo leaders of the Santa Monica Bay The auditor's figures showed LM among producers. from Point Barrow. ia the courtroom when he ta being triad oo charges of hav­ develop in this trial." declared Gil­ of $43,250, of which sum 125,000 was has Just been returned a winner District Realty Board today voiced Angeles county, with then reduc­ Under Referendum bert when pressed for an explana­ a gift to Dr. Shuler. The station la his fight to have radio license their belief in the possibility of still tions and additional surplus reve­ NOME, Alaska. Aug. 11 (UP) ing murdered Herbert Spencer The Sharkey bills, however, are and Charles Crawford. tion for his surprise derringer. was held bis personal property, renewed. further* economies. nues, would fact a total budget, to under referendum at the present and —Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Denies Be Bought Oaa verbally leased to the church. T. A. Johnson, president of tht be raised by taxation, of $26,791,985, must bt put to a vote. Lindbergh hopped off from Although the weapon appeared Opinions at Variance Ariociated Realty Boards of Los An­ with a gross assessed valuation of An amendment to tte pauper art new. wtth Uttle indication that tt • geles county and president of tht real estate, from which thto budget probably will savt the county a mil­ Kotzebue Sound at 9 a. m. had not come directly from tte shop The examiner reported it was ap­ Santa Monica board, reported real- must be raised by taxation, of lion dollars yearly, according to Ken­ (12 noon, Pacifle standard shelves, tte veteran defense attor­ parent to him Dr. Shuler and a BuildingPurchase tort throughout ttn county are mo­ $3,044,648,320. ny, inasmuch at the bill increases time, today for Nome, according to a Breakwater Bond ney laughingly denied aa imputa­ great many people within the area bilizing a great army of taxpayers to On this gross assessed valuation from one to three years the Ume In radio message intercepted by the tion by reporters that ttn crafty served were convinced his broad­ appear before ttn supervisors next of real estate. Payne's figures showed which an indigent person may gam | signal corps radio station here. attorney might have purchased the casts had rendered a distinctive Tuesday to plead far tax reduction. an 88 cent rate will raise $26,792.- legal residence ln the county. Thia The Lindberghs, on a hazardous pitsol merely to confuse tte wit­ public service, and it was "Just st Lower Taxes Asked 905, cr Just approximately $1,000 will relieve county charities of tte US-mile trip over rugged land in ness. apparent that a great many people more than the actual requirement, burden of providing for persons who their pontoon-equipped plane, land­ Measure Passed **I won't say where that gun cam. Within that area are equally con­ Project Advances "It must be remembered what the In presenting his report to the I cotiu taTthit'ttate"with intention"of supervisors have agreed to do is not ed In Oood Hope bay, in Kotzebue from now," Gilbert declared. "Wa vinced these broadcasts have been board. Paynes figures showed an | seeking financial help after they sound, on the north side of Scuard flr/Jinnnrp Ct*\\. for la*u_» 1-1 show right here in court wh«*r. tgainst public interest." to increase further tin taxes, which actual decrease IB gross peninsula, at 12:20 a. m. (3:20 a. m vJrainance vans ror issue .,. Plan to Gat Bay Cities we feel art already too hifh," John­ assessed have been here just a year, he said. u came from and r dldn g0 out "It appears that Dr. Shuler is valuation for the county for thel Increased efficiency in Los Angeles Pacific standard time), because ot end buy it, either.' free wholly to determine the mat­ Structure for City son said. "Wa art striving to bring 2 SCaI year of $23 253045 a of $600,000 to Build ters broadcast by hint," the exam­ about economies that will make pos­ i^n.Vl /ii f ' _ county courts ls promised by bills in- heavy fog Radke, who was one of tte wit­ Hall Supported sible a reduction of county taxes. though the previous report presented | creasing the number of judges froml Encounter Head Winds Yacht Harbor nesses In Crawford's office last May iner said, Bdding the 4300 persons to the board by Assessor Ed W. Hop- 38 to 50 and establishing a superior Just at coolly as her famous hus- composing the membership of ttn "Figures to be presented to tht kins showed aa Increase of' An With fifty petitions still in tbt supervisors at onr conference next court branch In Pasadena. Justices I band set down tin plane on tte ordinance of intention setting (Continued ea Page 14. CaL 1) church were "a unit in supporting S9.373.3S5. of the peace no longer can sit by as- tossing waters in a heavy fog. dl- fortn that public necessity and con his radio broadcast.' field, leaders of the movement to Tuesday show a tas rate aa towa s Explanation Lacking have Santa Monica purchase tht 85- cents may be sufficient to meet slgnment on the municipal bench. minutive Mrs. Lindbergh tapped out venience require the construction of The examiner said he believed tht While Hopkins stated today he Traffic Laws Changed a radio message to the Nome coast * breakwater ln the city of Santa Newmark Estate church congregation to be "repre­ Bay Cities building for a new city the county's needs without impair­ was unprepared immediately to ex­ hall, expressed confidence todty ing tht efficiency of any necessary Numerous changes in traffic regU- guard, telling where they were. I Monica, was passed unanimously by sentative of tin good citizenship ot plain this discrepancy, several mil­ latlons are provided in the amended Except for head winds, the trim the commissioners at today's meet- May Be Distributed Los Angeles." they would get enough signatures department. The fact that tin su­ lion dollars of the difference was ln LOS ANGELES. Aug. 11 (CNS) — to assure the success of their un­ pervisors have realized ttn necessity motor vehicle act, which Increases yellow-and-black Lockheed Slrlus K of the council, In order to justify denial of tht ascribed to reductions made by the the highway speed limit from 40 to monoplane encountered no bad The ordinance was presented by A request that they be allowed to application, Vost said, ttn broad­ dertaking. for economy leads us to hope for a board of supervisors after equaliza­ distribute nearly $3,000,000 of tfc. J. J. Wuest, chairman of the cred­ favorable consideration of our pro­ 45 miles an hour and brings the res- weather on the first 400 miles of its Commissioner Prank A. Helton, and casts of Dr. Shuler must appear to tion hearings recently, when individ­ idential and business district limits flight. The airway led due southwest lts adoption was seconded by Cont­ ettate of the late M. A. Newmark be of "such a public disservice as to itors' committee sponsoring the plan, gram. ual taxpayers appeared. pioneer Los Angeles merchant, w»i outweigh til the public service ren­ reported today that "several thou­ Must Show Desire to 25 and 20 miles, respectively, over rugged peaks and snow-covered mlssioner John A. Morton. It calls g C ty ud t to te coasting and | flats that afforded few emergency tor a bond Issue of $690,000. and ls asked of ttn probate court today by dered by all other broadcasts made sand" names are already oa file oa *Tt Is necessary for us to show, J^ h .Tv 2U£. . .t ! O^er sections forbid being published by the city in tn- I Samuel M Newmark. Herman Fla- over the applicant station." petitions in his office, and every however, .tht unanimous desire of Pn.1i,b/.,,RX PurP<>ses ff the prcs- Uont-seat crowding. landing places for a plane equipped eC ng tC th Under Other part of this paper. tau .and Robert Newmark. executors Since Dr. Shuler broadcasts only person la tht city would be given a the taxpayers for such economy, and Sdll^ »t«fpm«'J 2^i . _ ? taxatioo law _ e W U owners may City Attorney Chester L. Coffin °*J£ J ; . . . ._ ___ „, three hours each week out of a chance to sign before the matter It we are asking all Santa Monica Bay Ml 91578 ov-r l___ ve»rR ,^? 2 ***** Ttopsrtf sales to when the Lindberghs reached otal of 23 V* hours thia station is officially brought to the attention district property owners to Join us $26 853-00.8 "* 8tate by partlal redemptions. *° Kotsebue sound-the only ttretch of advised members of the councU that L The estate, appraised at «m«l the final ordinance setting a day ha.d be;en increased to $3,356,692 by m the alr, the examiner said, the of ttn council. ln appearing before the board. A l ia «other religious, philanthropic and "We want to prove to ttn city similar appeal ls now being made by »J*ii i."* tentative^budget | {S.^tt'lMS. "ou_ ^oT^^SeT* K__wI m» 'he^nd"5e_3______.... S _"nd"fTx,n__•" . g ttn_._-•- I inforet'Merest t t»r_/an_. /__• r\m m i nnArna m _* /*_***_*__ 4 f~ rm he tlma ied (Continued on Page 14, Col. t) commissioner! that our proposition the realtors of twenty-six other Lot revfnn« ..f ^ ..""SI? t. . I tto«t the amount rtttn"tax"to twlw steadily worse ln the fifteen minutes PeUins Places should be ready for I •* has value and that it ls approved Angeles county communities." revenues of an 88 cent base tax , e tax. Another method provides or so the plane required to cross the presentation by Thursday or Friday. _. . _ by the majority of our citizens be­ Johnson explained that tax ex­ (Continued on Page 23, CoL S) a new plan for permitting refunds sound. The date of the election will not b«* DeOreSSlOtl Blamed Assessed Valuation fore they put it on the ballot at perts engaged by the Associated when taxes are paid on wrong par­ First Unscheduled Stop known definitely until thto measure 1 the December election," Wuest said. Realty Boards to check ttn county cels of real estate. Uncertain aa to landing conditions j cp.rr">s before the council for con- On Spending Orgy Of City $61*693,070Th t Bay Citin Building-Loan as­ budget would present their finding! Nautilus Headed Other laws prohibit employment at Nome Roadstead. Nome, the fly- ^'aeration, but Ls expected to fall PHILADELPHIA. Aug sociation has worked out a plan at a public hearing set for 10 a. m. o •. I on public workt Of aliens and re-ing colonel landed in Kotzebue | somewhere in the early part of R. Holtby Myers of Los Angeles, Santa Monica's assessed valuation r Or SpttZOergen I qutn contractors to pay general CI r la computed at $61,693,070 for ttn whereby the 12-story building can next Tuesday on ttn third floor of sound as hto wife sent out a radio 1 PL ? S ' . .w_ ... president of tte United States current tax year. It was announced be remodeled to furnish offices for the HaU of Recordi, Los Angeles, and TROMSOE, Norwav. Aug. 11 t_B— prevailing wage scales. message telling Nome of the change Advised of tne council a action. Building and Loan League, todav today by Prank A. Helton, com­ city departments on tin lower five this gathering will be open to tbt After drifting helplessly with a _. -7-7: —— ln plans. members of the eltlzens committee laid the blame for the world's busi- floors, the rental of space on the public. broken engine in tte Arctic seas FlOOd Case JUdoe It was the first unscheduled land- •HWnsorlng the breakwater plan an-i ness depression on "a spedin continued to grow today, while •79,-03,875. $300,000 and ttn proceeds applied to­ Jerry Geisler la tte East, where hto Youth Rare Fever women's and men's organisations Mrs. Gene Tunney j Expect Report on Air Trip Planned father recently died. Alexander Pan­ attacked tte ruling, which tempo-1 DAMARISCOTTA. Maine. Aug. 11 VANCOUVER, B. C Aug. 11 UP*- ward tht cost of tht new location,- tages, theatrical magnate, will aat BEAVER DAM. O., Aug. 11 (U.R)— rarity ended the suit of Mrs. COB ttn entire $600,000 bond issue might A mouse bite suffered by Russell (U.R)- -Lincoln Memorial hospital of- tt present plans mature, this city Kersey Disapproves be retired in ten years without any be subjected to retrial on a charge Lutterbein. IT, today was reported "tance May Oavln for a share in f.clals nfused today to confirm re Fall Pardon1 1Plea IS*. will be the starting and fininshing cost to the taxpayer!. of having assaulted Eunice Pringle, to have developed into "rat fever,' tte 118,000,000 estate of the family. current rumors that Mrs Oene Tun­ ProgresWASHINGTONs toward th, Auge drawin. g BP of point a round-trip flight to Tokio, School 'Gag* Rule youthful dancer of Garden Grove, one of the rare maladies of medical ney was an expectant rnother and a recommendation for or against | Japan, for prize money totaling al- SACRAMENTO, Aug. 11 CU-*) — until November 2. tha district at­ history. . had been at the Institution the past the granting of executive clemency most $50 000. Alderman E. W. Dean Vierling Kersey, state superinten­ Five Nations Sign torney's office announced today. Residence Bill of watt. Of Albert B. Fall was indicated to- ' said today. The takeoff is sched- dent of public instruction, was on L. A. in Committee. Both the ex-champion and Mrs day as the Justice department an-1 uled to take place ln about three record today against aay "gag rule" Moratorium Pact Kansas City Makes T/_o .wrrtpfl ___. 11 .nisi Lauder have visited the hospital sev- pounced receipt of three opinions wee~s. Identity ef tte flier la a concerning tht affairs of public Girls May Smoke LOS ANOELES. Aug. 11 CNS — i times recently, it was reported. 'rom prosecuton and Judges in the secret, schools. His stand was taken fol­ LONDON, Aug. 11 (JP)—Represen­ August Cold Record Consideratioonslderatlon e01f councilmaCouncilman Evaanuni era ______- _ - 1 celebrated 1briber y case. lowing ttn adoption by Mai-ysville tatives of five great nations con­ At Salem College cerned in adjustment of German KANSAS CITY. Au*. 11 ..->—The Lewis' propssal to require all Losj •*•-._ "_?____,,_#* ^_ The opinions were not made I /V_>_„ Amnhihinwt **£ school trustees of a resolution plac­ WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. Aag. 11 ing a strict censorship on all achool reparations payments this evenlnc UPt—Girl students who smoke at netemperaturre last nighte droppe, thed lowesto 5t6 fodegreesr Aa- ! IAngelen tbe cits municipay today wal employes referresd ttoo livethe. LYlrS, K008eV€tt Oft ' mihiie LVCW /SrJlDlllOltXn OW signed a protocol coordinating Un gust 11 on tte records of the weather (council efficiency and personnel { ^^news. home wtth the consent of their par Wrecked Airplane\rhiMnn{lCa 0 pffrmnt,sa All-Steel Design Hoover moratorium proposals with ents are to be permitted to smoke bureau here. committee without discussion. SAJNl JUAN,. Porto RicRicoo , AugAug. 11 v^ « ttepOriS NEW YORK, Aug. 11 UP—The the provisions of tht Toung plan. '.TV-A Pan-American Airways plane. ft**ofnrsi P/iiw/n## D*yton A'rPlane Engine Co., ln con- The signers were members of the at Salem college. "Smoking is first a home prob­ ln which were Mrs. Theodore Roose-, ImKCVrtS txulfUUll junction wtth the E. G. Budd Menu- Baseball Results International committee of experts lem,** a statement issued by tte velt Jr.. wife of the governor of Porto CHICAGO. Aug. It tr* —Chicago s lecturing Co.. has gone into produc- who had been at work for three trustees said today. Rico, and five government officials ! heaviest rain since 1385 fell last: tion of the first amphibian plane weeks on technical aspects of tht hit an obstruction yesterday while' nlgnt and "rly today, flooding j ever to be constructed entirely of AMERICAN LEAGUE moratorium. At Detroit— R B E Late News Briefs landing at Ponce harbor and sank basements and viaducts, while winds stainless steel. Enea Boss:, vice pres- Philadelphia .. 240 000 020—8 14 S L. A, Council Votes ln five minutes, lt was learned today. tore down light and power lines and | ident of ttn Dayton company. SB- Detroit ._•_ 001 000 OOO—1 S 1 All aboard were saved. felled trees. Temperatures dropped! nounced. Grove aad Cochrane; Sorrel, Sul­ Mulholland Dam Againsts Waters SANTA MONICAN PAYS FOB THEFT SUSPECTS RETURN below 60 today. Ttn government weather bureau said the rainfall livan BBd Hayworth. Report Due Shortly LOS ANGELES. Aug. 11 (CNS) — After s grand-theft complaint had been Issued In Lot measured 3.84 inches la 10 hours, IS \Honduran| Aviator Memben of tbe dty council today At Chicago— R H E LOS ANGELES, ABB. 11 (CNS)— Angeles, today against Samuel Rosen, John M. Barteaux, YES, irS TRUE minutes. Final announcement that engineers' rejected Mayor John C. Porter's ap­ Rescued From Sea Washington ... SM 201 000—3 8 I pointment of Frank J. Waters to the Santa Monica oil man, who admitted losing $24,000 to tbs NORFOLK, Va.. Aug. 11 IS*- Chicago 0M 000 000—0 S 1 report on a method of eliminating Mulholland dam from the city's wa­ water and power commission by a fugitive, posted $2,100 to pay ths expenses of bringing Rosen That tte first polo game ever Seize Tickets in Capt. Iisandro Garay, Honduran Marberry and Spencer; Faber, ter system was being awaited this vote of 10 to 5. back from Copenhagen, Denmark, where Rosen Is under broadcast SB tte Pacific coast was flier who hopped off Sunday after­ Moore and Grube, Tate. afternoon, following a star-chamoer SttS California-Australia game held I Big Lottery Raid noon oa a non-stop flight from conference between the water and arrest. Barteaux, who claimed that Rosen fled with ttSS at tin Upllfters club several years 11 <_**• I Brooklyn to Tegucigalpa, Honduras, New York at Cleveland—Post- ago. —ANE millioW HAVENn lotter. yCon ticketsn . Aug, havin. g a ] has been picked up by tte steam- poned, rats. power commission, Mayor John C. $24,000 after tt had been placed In his hands as ths "bait" Porter and two councllmen. COMING EVENTS face value af about 1500000. were ship Cicco. JO miles east ot Capt In s rumrunning deal, posted ttte money after District Attor­ That pelicans and divers ln Santa seized ten by police in a raid yea- Lookout. NATIONAL LEAGUE ney Buron Fitts had refused to pay the extradition expense Monica bay frequently swallow fish terday oa a printing plant. *nuee | PltUburgh ai New York— Post­ TONIGHT oat of public funds. being pallid ln by fishermen, the! men and a woman were arrested poned, wet grounSa; doubleheader Special Session for Santa Monica Junior Chamber of birds la turn being hooked and Plan Distance Hop tomorrow. Commerce, Clover Field airport. 7. reeled la Jobless Advocated United Santa Monica-Ocean Park BILLY DOEG ADVANCES IN CULVER TOURNAMENT I Cuban Navy Joins To Test Invention 81 Louis at Brooklyn—Postponed. WASHINGTON, ABg. 11 UP) — league. Ocean Park library, 8. CULVER, Ind.. Aug. ll (AP)—Billy Doeg of Santa Monies. That four seals captured in Santa! im Tfptinlt /_*_>.-*)_» I MILWAUKEE. Wis.. Aug. 11 ttl.*. «t grounds; doubleheader totnor- President Hoover was requested in a Monica bay are on display in a! SInW Smtzvttef,Revolt Afcvetart.c/tr —prof. Hans Hocke. German avto- latter today from Senator Blaie. TOMORROW I C*l., seeded No. 1 in the draw, today defeated Leon Piggott oftan k at tbe end of the Ocean Park WASHINGTON. Aug. 11 (U.R)—Cu- tion scientist, hopes to make a non- tstsx), Wisconsin, ta call a special Santa Monica Bay Optimist club, Chicago, 6-0, 6-0, in the boys' singles of the Culver Military pier. The seals seem to enjoy their ban nationalist agents today told the stop airplane flight from England to Chicaga at Philadelphia—Post- session of congress early ln Sep­ C h n new quarters as anglers with an! United Press that th? entire Cuban, Milwaukee, demonstrating a "fool- rata; doubleheader tomor- tember for consideration of unem­ ^_iS __:i.o.i ^'.- I academy tourney. Lawrence Myers, Santa Monies. Cal., over-supply ol fish feed them often | navy had Joined the rebellion against: proof* stabiliser, hto friends ben ployment relief. Child welfare clinic, Womans ._-_ n A, _T~_"- _ , ., ___£. _•«._•-• - and well. President Machado. said today. club, l to 3 p. ax defeated Ed Donnell, Indianapolis, 6-0, 7-5. *AGE TWO EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1931 TOO MANY BANANAS Ocean Front Home Pasadena Boy, 13, BALTIMORE, Aug. 11 UP>-Yet, YeSyWe Have Bananas Grown Right Looted by Prowlers Reported Missing we have some bananas! TbeyTg Bw-Wi_3B Texas and Kansas Jauese Softer selling for 38 cento a wagonload. VENICE, Aug. 11—Loot valued la , A report that Leonard Breese, 13, Here in Santa Monica; Good. Too excess of $140 was stolen some time of Pasadena, a visitor at Pacific and fruit thlpt art carrying them yesterday evening from-the home of out to sea to fee dumped la __a__. Palisades, to missing waa mads to ocean. About 100,000 buncbat hav _B Yes, we have bananas In Santa Monica. Home grown onei. Aad te ink Barry Jackson, -209-A Ocean police hen today by B. Rogers. SwUpApa Front, according to S report to lo­ According to Rogers, the boy may beea arriving a watte for atveiar** the garden of many resident!. Of these banaas fanciers, lt It be­ Join Ol Battle Dea-kTmboot cal police. A pass key had been weeks. More are on ttn way. lieved that Mrt. G. R. Kingdon, 987 Nineteenth atreet, probably has used to gain access to the dwelling. have set rat wtth tbe intention of achieved tte record With one "bunch" Which contained 118 fully ripened Tte stolen articles included a radio, TOKIO, Aug. tt US—Japan suf­ hlklng to Long Beach to the home Gimp* Industry and Rome fruits. Mrs. Kingdon hat distributed ter banana crop among friends Determined Efforts Made of friends. He last was seen stand­ a tricycle, a bicycle and four bath- fered greatly from tte elements to­ Brewers Constitute aad neighbors who declare the to Increase Price big suits. ing at tte station at the assembly flavor to "be o unusual richness and dty and yesterday. Tha toll stood grounds at Pacific Palisades, Meg- A Free $25.00 Theft of a fold watch and chain, Pressing Problem considerably superior to the im­ Home Grown of Petroleum at five known dead, aeons injured. era mid. SsPu ported bananas found in the mar­ a toa robe and an automobile tin, Radionic Diagnoeia aad WASHINGTON. Aug. 11 martial law shutdown move­ One question ls whether tbe grape ing a threat to drown herself. Ste ment if tte legislature did not ( Industry shall continue to be allowed was given first-aid at tte Venice vote Oil relief he considered neces­ ta market a product and service It receiving hospital, then booked by sary at ltt special session. Tin spe­ tal homes even to the final bottling the police aa a juvenile delin­ cial session ls to close tomorrow. ot the resultant sauterne, claret or quency charge. In Kansas, purchasers of ott tad burgundy or other favored wines. The girl said she had hitch-hiked been given notice by the public ser­ This issue finds Mrs. Mabel Walk­ from Tulsa, Okla, to Los Angeles. vice commission a Bearing would er WUlebrandt, once acclaimed as Juvenile authorities wffl investigate Mra. G. Rf Kingdon BBS be ordered to determine tte nature August Sale of tte Joan of Arc af tin drys, now the case further. bunch of bananas raised at her and extent of a shutdown order for supplying ttn astute legal brains Santa Monloa residence. UM state unless tte price was ad­ guiding the chief grape concentrate GOURD-SHAPED EGG LAID vanced this week to at least 60 cents concern. Fruit Industries, Limited, ASHTABULA, O, Aug. lt (U.R)— TANNED ONES WIN a barrel. through tbe legal mazes so success­ William Hotter, a farmer aaar here, MEMPHIS, Aug. 11 tlM — Prizes Governor Murray demanded a $1 fully that thus far Prohibition Di­ expects most anything now when were awarded ten recently to ttto minimum. The Mid-Continent oil rector Amos W. W. Woodcock has te enters his henhouse. Be recently field top price ls 52 cents. not even brought a test case against found a freak egg, shaped like a children Who had tht "best coats of that company. gourd. The egg has a winding stem tan." Tht award was part Of a Germans are finally Beer tat Limelight on one end. playground festival staged. safety razors, _^___ The other question centers on beer. Appeals tta being made to modify the Volstead act to permit up to four per cent beer, claimed by wets to be non-intoxicating, as a means of re­ lieving economic depression and add­ ing to federal revenues. These two issues ait tied together by some who snot it ls unfair to grant virtual government protection to home wine-making while forbid­ ding beer. IS ttt prohibition report tbe Wickersham commission held Marbro Coats tte government arts inconsistent IB j forbidding beer while financing wine Guaranteed at to quality and tailoring, Marbro coats through tbe federal farm board. Some drys want to suppress home Sawtelle and are personally selected-—only the choicest of furs, Wine-making. Many anti-prohibl- Baata Monica tlonists want to give beer a legal Blvda. fabrics and tailoring are accepted. We urge an early statin. At present beer must contain West Los Aageles Santa Monica's selection to enable you to have your choice of the finest less than half of one ptr eent of at* cohol. "FVuit Juices" must be merely "non-intoxicating." furs at our low August Sale Price* Senator Morris Sheppard. demo­ crat, Texas, plans to reintroduce bis proposal to strike out nation 39 of 50c the Volstead aet, under which home­ made wines are permitted. Gillette Woodcock's Opinion low Sport and Dress Goats! Prohibition Director Woodcock says unless sales are made from tha Blades home an arrest to Impossible, aad even then it would have to be proved Never before have we that the wine had intoxicated some­ one. Tha marketing organization tt 30c Immune unless it should be found Drug offered such mar­ guilty of "intent" to violate tte law, $1.00 which is difficult to prove, according to Woodcock. Lavoris velous values. Beau- "And." he adds, "vou can't convict e person for violating tte spirit Of tiful materials! the law." Representative L. C. Dyer, repub­ 63c Prices Tweeds! Faney lican, Missouri, wbo wffl fee chairman of the house judiciary committee, in­ ^__^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_^J2t______a *****•"_' tends to press for a Volstead aet 20c Wednesday and Thursday Sale! woolens! New collars amendment to permit light beer. Dyer recently asserted tint a beer Bayer's amend ment to the Volstead eat S and scarf effects, fit­ would add 11,000.000,000 to federal Aspirin aad local revenues ami would imme­ Palmolive 3°Z, ..17c diately give work to possibly 100,000 ted and semi-fitted people ln breweries, cooperage shops, bottle and equipment factories, be­ 12c S. S.S. Tonic l_f 73c s..' P. .fix'-'*! sides using grain aad furnishing new length styles. additional freight traffic. Ttn American Federation of Labor 5c Cigars Some have fur- executive committee has just re­ Pebeco IX?;:...... 29c ceived a report from a labor com­ Cremo. William mittee urging a modification drive. Penn, Fifty-Fifty, trimmed collars and The report says resumption of brew­ Contract and Red ing would stimulate sixty industries. Dot. PhilHp'sKi...... 29| cuffs. August A. Busch, former brewer, says restoration of beer would give work te 1230.000 men. 6 for.. 25c Aspirin ^.„„_.**7c WEST STILL WILD OLYMPIA. Wash., Aug. tl W.R)— $1.25 The "wild west" It not completely Fur Trimmed Coats! domesticated yet. State predatory Barbasol ; 37c animal hunters take pride ln the Girard fact they last month killed 250 pred­ Electric atory animals. The huntsmen Ovaltine S.^..„._..-_6^ bagged 241 coyotes, six bobcats, two Toaster cougars and one bear. Frostilla £ 23c Buying for five stores p.,nium Seed &£___69c makes possible these Quart extraordinary values. Russian Mulsified S. 33c Handsome fabrics, Min.Oil Lysol T„ 36c lavishly furred! Gem Blades&....23c Wolf! French Beaver! Caracul! Jap Larvex Mink! You should see For Bugs (|1.00 Site) 67c these most unusual

XCURSIONS Apex Moth Cake ._ 19c $1 00 Nujol „ ,, . ,, *4* 75c Olive OH, 8-oz. values. _ IXAMfll 75c Floor Wax, lb. „»_.._.49c 60c Sal Hepatica f__ la Akron, Ohio . . . . $115.72 . Amarttla, T«ut . . . 87.20 30c Furniture Polish , Ift 50c Almond Lotion »"- **) Atlanta, Ca. 111.10 Baltiinara, Ma ... . 14S.lt 35c Energine ,. 21c $1.00 Marmola , , , 69c Ol taataa, Man . . • , 157.SS _^ Baffala, N.V. .... 124.U 50c Moth Rice .„ 33c X C-kae*, III...... 80.10 35c Po-Do Shaving Cream...... l7e Ctowhuiatl, Ohle . . . 110.40 CtavaUnt, Ohio .... 114.11 25c Hand Brush .... . 19o 75c Chamois Pi mm Dallas, Taxes 75.10 Luxurious Fur Trims! S3 Oanvar, Cole...... 17.20 Oaa Molnai. Iowa •1.55 mm DatroH, Mich. . . . , 109.92 Ctatv'm Pace Powder Yoar choice of Squirrel, taft Werth, Taxas . . .75.60 v»uiy e noo BOX I all Gahrattea, Texas . . . 78.00 69c Fitch, Kolinsky, genuine Metiitafi, Taxaa . . . 75.80 Indianapolis, Ind. . , 101.14 o ^ jacktaavUlo, Fla. . . , 124.61 beaver, red or blsck fox. New Kansas City, Mo. . . 75.60 m A loutsvllla, Ky. . . . , ltS.lt materials! Chonga snd F. & w BUmphla, Tarn. ... ' •' 40 BMwaakaa, WB . . . , 11.90 Tonic. H. fine woolens. MlnnaapoUa, Minn. . 91.90 Lucky Tiger $1.00 Size gl tionttoil, Qaa. ... 148.72 We can't begin to describe tha Mow Ortaans. La. . . 19.40 Mow York, N.Y. . . , quality and beauty of then gor­ • 151.70 1 geous fur-trimmed coats I You must OUahoaM City, Okla. 75.40 30c Lyon's Tooth Powder L . *" *t %"WiBM, rS^Ba .eee 75.10 see to believe— 149.22 35c DJer-Kin Talcum *"*•* 0 124.04 50c value, 2 Tubes Colgate's Dental Cream fir ....25c at. Louis. Mo...... 15.10 SOc value Palmolive Shaving Cream and 25c Fur Jacquettes bto Washtofton, O.C . . 145.lt Fur Coats AND MANY OTHERS Colgate's Dental Cream for _*__ 60c value Colgate's Shaving Cream and 25c French Lapin! Of beautiful French Lapin, select quality. Oa sale daily until Octobei Colgate's Dental Cream for _ ***** soft quality. Perfect fitting. Special 15. • Return limit Oct. 31, 75c value Palmolive Shampoo and 25c Col­ An August CtZC AA at $39.50 gate's Dental Cream fffl* *"" • a Santa Fe's float al 75c value Colgate's After Shave and 25c Special ePU3eUU fast daily trains add speed ta Colgate's Dental Cream for **** comfort tnd safety. 65c value Vanline Hair Tonic and 25c Colgate's Dental Cream far S a Fred Harvey meals BOc Palmolive After-Shave Lotion and oo tbe Sante fe will ttva 25c Colgate's Dental Cream for - 50c yoa money. Santa Fa Ticlcat Offiea" 50c ettd Traval Buraau Mennen's MARBRO SHOP 8. it. srtxrvAN, Pusmsir Asamt Shav. Cr. Stt Banta Monies BWd. 1404 THIRD STREET f SANTA MONICA Seats toeelaa, CaW. rho»« ts&ss The Morkowits Brothers Santa Fa—aaa! taaatr way | TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1931 EVENING OtJTLOOK. SAl&TA MONICA. CALIFORNIA PAGE THREE THUG'S TOEHOLD THUGS THREATEN D. A. IDEA BRINGS RICHES REMEMBERS VOICE Likes New World NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 11 (U.B—A SHEBOYGAN FALLS. Wit- Aug. ASHLAND, Wis., Aug. IWJti — ON TBEIR ROLL 11 SUS— H. C. Dornbush, principal When John Palladeauz, Detroit, re- Trison or Glory' Naekjee-a I 9 Eurone Records letter threatening death to all his of the Sheboygan county rural nor­ turned hen after ee absence of 31 HITS 'RASSLBRS children unless he dropped prose- j mal school, was just another school I years, the only person to recognin ! cution of a certain criminal case was teacher until he developed the idea him ttaa Mm Baer. a blind man. Dr. Karl Sarpolis. Cleveland If. D. received recently by Eugene Stanley. Io f a looseleaf textbook. Now he has j Baer remembered Palladeaux's voice, turned wrestler., may have to pro­ SBiTa-B. ! district attorney. Stanley tl a the largest income and home to while all other former friends failed I Flier Gains Time Auto Accidents mote a bout IS the very Immediate 1 bachelor of irreproachable habits.. town. I to recognize him. future in order to recoup a financial loss. LONDON, Aug. 11 (.-*» —Seismo­ Japanese Lenient ia Case Eight Slightly Hurt When And Abie Coleman, another "rass- graphs ia widely separated parte B ef Don Moyle, Aviator Cars Crash at Lincoln ler," ia today "rassling with a fi­ of the world recorded seven earth nancial problem. ItSB Oeorge Bot­ ! shocks last night, in some cases so F"*»m Los Angeles and Broadway tom, a "rassling" trainer, la worriedI heav, y at to throw the instruments too. They reported to police today I OBt Of gear. ttn theft of ISO. from their com­ HILTON & PALEV % TOKlu, Aug. 11 (U.R)—Don Moyle, Nine persons are recovering to At Freiburg. Germany, the shocks lios Angeles "JaU or glory" flier, to­ their homes today from injuries munal apartment on Holllster ave­ wan estimated as about 4,000 miles •an mm> u/rtvirM*WOMEN'Sc ANAMID. MISSESuiccrc* APPAREIDDIDVLI mms day again entered the lists of those sustained la auto accidents here nue. . i distant in the direction of Asia be­ preparing to fly across the Pacific. last night. The doctor lost- $340; Coleman, ginning at about 10:30 p. m. and 1349 Third St Phona 25764 Two cars collided over at Lincoln $140, and the trainer, $27. Cole- continuing for 23 minutes, with ttt Customs officials granted him aa man explained to police that some­ extension ot time for payment of boulevard and Broadway at 10:30 j needles fluctuating ao widely at o'clock. one enteral their apartment early titan that accurate measurements duty on tht plane, City of Tacoma, today aad got a toehold on all the wen impossible. Shocks were re- Brought here and left by Harold Those injured were Allen Batrum I pants pockets and purses therein ' corded also at Stuttgart and at West Here They Are — the New Eugenies! Bromley. ,and Pauline Batrum. of Los Angeln; Coleman admitted that the rob­ i Bromwich, England. The plane was to have been sold Harry Gardner, Hollywood;. Alma bery la a headiock aa the financial The new Rohinhnods... the new Derbies .,. at auction. McQuade, Los Angeles, occupants of standing of the "rasslers." Valuable and the new Nornse Shearers Moyle and O. A. Allen will re­ one oar. Smt H. A. Isham, Los An­ trophies, mementoes of many a mat Atlantic City Bids model the plane, they said, and plan geles, driver et ttte other ear, and fight, aad even watches aim other to start as soon as possible. nit passengers. Mable Smith, 11181 personal belongings wen untouched For G. O. P, Sessions m In tin meantime, Clyde Pang­ Twelfth street; Mary Driggs, 1228 j by the thief. WASHINGTON. Aug. 11 (U.R)— born and Hugh Herndon, Jr., con­ Elm place, Venice, and Louis Gould, Like ttn boys, the robber was only Atlantic City today entered its bid tinued to face the possibility of fine Venice. Interested la tV* gate receipts. Cole­ for the republican national conven- for having flown over restricted ter­ All were treated to the Santa man also told r>olice that he be­ tion in 1932. ritory tB their flight tram Russia to Monica hospital aad later released. lieves ha knows the person who The invitation wss presented to Tokio7 . They also wen impatient Batrum told police that ha did not might have taken the money. Sar­ Chairman Fess of the party's na. mt, Associated Press Photo. polis ls ln San Francisco. S ba on their way over the Pacific. Janipa Smolinsky, actress and know the intersection was a stop ! t ional committee. Moyle faces possibility of a JaU Polish beauty contest winner, street and that he drove through. sentence la Ln Angeles on charges facing deportation because she Both can wan badly damaged. Felts or of driving while intoxicated. 'Serv­ overstayed her permit limit, ap­ Sprained ankles, lacerations and Velvets ice of a sentence of one month was plied tor permission to return bruises comprised tbe injuries, po- I postponed until October 1, to give voluntarily to Europe and then lice said. or Soleils him a chance to make the flight. come back to ttn U. S. to be­ Leonard Shelley, 15, of 2454 Fourth Aviation' authorities here, in addi­ come tbe wife of a Hollywood street, was slightly injured when be REAL value tion to granting extension of time citizen. fell from the running board of a fdr payment of the customs fees, car that stopped suddenly when a have agreed to permit the attempt, blind man stepped into its path although the plane twice has failed W. A. McNabb, 50, of Phoenix, Arts., $4.95 $5.95 in previous efforts. w%s driving the car. A Genuine GRUEN Wri.t W.tch Herndon was examined for an McNabb said he was driving slowly $7.50 hour today by Japanese officials, Violinist Murray on Fourth street, and the blind man .who teemed to attach considerable stepped from the curb. The sud­ and up to Importance to the fact that pic­ den atop precipitated Shelley to the tures he took on ttn flight showed street. views af JaDanese naval bases. To Be Heard Here $12.95 Both Herndon and Pangborn $ have been summoned to appear Glider Pilot Near Wednesday for further questioning. Recital Will Be Given in 75 Hats that have taken Death After Crash the smart world by Sovereign Lounge ELMIRA. N. Y., Aug. 11 (U.R)—The Head of Catholic latest arrival at the national gliding storm in just a few Next Week and soaring contests here, Capt weeks . . . are all here Dry Union Passes Thomas Phillips, of FOrt Riley Alexander Murray, young violinist, Kan., lay in a hospital today, critic­ 2.9 at Hilton and Paley's TORRINGTON, Conn., Aug. 11 (fl-*—The Rev. P. M. O'Callaghan of who has appeared as soloist with ally injured after crashing his Never Before at This Pries . . . nerkier. smarter, several of the symphony orchestras glider. Oakland, N. Y., national president Captain Phillips broke both legs gayer! Severely tai­ of tin Catholic Total Abstinence of tin United States, will be present­ injured hit back and fractured his Beautiful IB-Jewel movement ln 14K. white gold- lored or soft plumes Union, was found dead In bed to­ed in recital on the evening of Au­ skull. Uttle hope was held for his filled engraved case! Never before have we been day in a hotel. He had come here gust 19 In tha lounge of the Sov­ recovery. and feathers. They're Jo attend the national convention able to offer a GRUEN watch at this price. Only adorable, in black, ereign apartments. He will be as­ Captain Phillips, recently trans­ a limited number of these, so get yours TODAY. of tbe order. He was 66 years old. sisted at tin piano by Ralph Linsley, ferred from the Panama Canal Zone brown, Kiltie green, to Fort Riley, and now on furlough A small depo.lt will hold tt for you. member of the music faculty of was catapulted from South Moun­ Guardsmen blue, rhum, Yale university. tain yesterday. After a short flight, navy and tan. Murray, who is spending the sum­ he faced high tension wires near We Invite Your Charge Account mer in Santa Monica, has been a the airport. Be zoomed, but both Pay $1 a Week mmT&rd' soloist with the San Francisco Sym­ wings wen lipped from the fuselage phony orchestra for several seasons. and the glider nosed into the Red fern Mason, well-known San ground. New Fall Dresses New Winter Coats Francisco music critic, says Of him: ffasseU favdrtf ftt All styles, all materials, ail sizes. A deposit will secure lt until wanted. NIGHT SE VICE "He thinks in musical contours, and 1330 Third Street Santa Monica he manifests that enthusiasm which Water Expert Urges makes youth adorable." $5.00 $8.95 $15.00 $15.00 $24.75 $38.00 Murray received his early train­ Bonds for Aqueduct ing under Guiseppe Jollain and later LOS ANOELES, Aug. 11 (_p>— R.«tpFF0RD» tta died with Mishel Piastro. He Thaddeus Merrlman. chief of the made his debut in San Francisco at board of water supply of New York ' FORD DEALER the age of twelve and was enthusi­ city, today urged the voting of the astically hailed as a violinist of un­ .•*220,000.ooo Colorado river aqueduct DOWNTOWN SERVIC usual ability. bonds on September 29. He has given radio recitals and Merrlman, who also Is chairman concerts in many cities since hit de­ of the engineering board et review GO TO YOUR NEAREST DEALER COLORADO at 2nd ST. but. For some time he was violinist for the metropolitan water district, PHONE 23211 ..._.*. fflLWmW BUY THE PONTIAC with tbe Neah-kah-nie string quar­ arrived yesterday to pass upon the r : : / : Jv ; : AND ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION tet ef Portland, Ore., which toured latest data firom winch exact lo­ £^_ 'S8^" *_i^^'*«t< V_iS''«-^__> »j->-. .^5v'i ' •'? *ri *-' i!*.' the Pacific Coast. cation of the 13-mile aqueduct tun­ nOLSON SAYS: The publio la invited to attend the nel under San Gorgonio Pass will recital in the Sovereign. be fixed. FOR LITTLE MORE THAN THE LOWEST PRICED CARS If you don't aat or sleep good, why "If Los Angeles and other South­ not lat ma recommend a tood tonle for LINDY UNBENDS ern California cities are to continue you? It may save you a long spell of POINT BARROW, Alaska, Aug. 11 growing, it ls of vital importance Sl IH AND YOU'LL' GET . . Bi W& Claude R. Short sickness. Harry Dolson, Druggist, 181 (.l'i—The kids In tbe settlement have that a proper and sufficient water OAKLAND AND PONTIAC MOTOR CARS Broadwey. a new pastime and a ntw idol. supply be madt available," said A Remedy for Every Ailment Colonel Lindbergh showed them Merrlman. "The bonds should bt 1501 Santa Monies Boulevard how to stand on their heads. voted at the earliest possible date." Santa Monica PHONI 14321 Bella Rose HE HAS MUCH TO SHOW YOU 60-honepower motor Genuine mohair or whip* cord uphobttfj* Force (aad lubrication 1 spoke itcering wheel Matched electroplated pi* ton. One-piece fender* Crou-flow radiator Narrow windahield poets /Dress Rubber-cushioned at 41 points Tailored .plash apron

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Bodiei by Fi»her thor­ Single-bar bumper* oughly iasulated Sturdy five-bar frame SALE! 4 abock atworban Adjuiublc driver's Mat Steel running boards In order to clear away our summer stock Wwindahield Double-drop rim cot»- of dresses, we are willing to make this un­ .truction heard-of offer to ths women of the Bay Foot-controlled headlights District. You will find all ths wanted Large acif energizing styles and shades! All you do is buy one Fender indicator lights brake* dress at our sale price and get another dress for lc. Sale starts Wednesday morn­ ing at 9. The only amy to appreciate Pontiae folly la to drive it yourself. The car ia built solidly and holda the road at all speeds. It it fast, steady, eaay to handle* smart ia appearance. Actually it costs vary little mots than the lowest-priced can. Then, operating and upkeep costa an very lew. And the price, delirmJ to yoa, includes full A^-st**?. factory equipment—bumpera, shock absorben, XtK j wire wheels, aad spare tire* tube, and tire lock. Convenient G. M. A C. terma if you can te $1.95 DRESSES purchase on time.

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PAGE POUR EVENING OUTLOOK.-'SANTA MONICA. CAL_POHNTA TUESDAY, AUGUST ll. 1931 Santa Monica Evening Outlook Noble in Motive WRITERS, BE MUM . sairta MONICA ru BUSHING co. OWN88 ANB rUBUSHEB Who's Who in Santa Monica ABTBVB a. BrariB, tmss. aai Oes Mar. oatataa a WABBSN. esit.t Writing on the folly of writers at­ O^LIGNT B. 0 Sot HUB ateerttelna Btt hi moon of oaat e WHITS. *»M..t* aeiter tempting to lecture, J. B. Priestley, English novelist and essayist, says: While Walter O. Edborg wss attending school ln •tan omoa. POURTB aau BROADWAT. BANTA MONICA. OAL, .HONB -.SUS "The men who go around wtth lan­ Bloomington, Ul., he spent much of his leisure time tn waar use ANOBUES BRANCH. IU«O BANTA MONICA BLVD PHONB mts tern slides and bright talks on Boterae aa MCOM ol*M matter at Ut* Poatofllea. Santa Monica, untar UM aat ol mfmm. His father's shop, learning to him on tiie stair a moment be­ Kirk's eyes were on the page. march S. ISlt _iiMt*h«d dolly, except Sunn* 'Awheel la Albania' or 'Forty Years SYNOPSIS: Utll* Balala* to** not un- I the shoemaker's trade. fore. Adrian bad asked if Kirk a Hangman' may make a good thing doriund when bar erandson, SEBk Stan­ thought tt waa going to rain. It "Whr. aew yea so longer tea fain _HtM__H OB TBZ ASSOCIATED PRESS Ottt of it; but, for us scribblers, lec­ After attsndlng both ard, tell* btr ho to •neatce ta har enact, Why. now yea no longer ar* fatal. Jt" 'SSe Baaoctaue Pre*. I* e*ctu«1*_.r entitled te tb* us* Me publication ot stl o*v* turing is a dead loss. A world tbat tanorila Ftore*. Bad net tb* senorita's was Ilka him. Kirk thought, to in­ Bat ugly and hateful, f aeeer ..." grade school and high school obaperone. tha miroucaa, told hai aad vade the library at this time. Kirk orodltad te S er not otb«rwt*» erodltet to thl* taper, and al*e th* local new. pub- is silly enough to ask actresses to "Oood you found out ln time," ttahed h.rtln write articles can hardly be expected ta Bloomington, where he Adrian fiiiiMhat mother at tb* elrl'a en- rose. He would be ln tte ball when (atemeat lo • Spaniard! But Nelly Juanita came down tte stair. They said Kirk. to refrain from asking authors to was born, be went to Illinois vould tt shocked and lack her Jewel* Adrian nodded. "Suppose I had ttlk In public. It remains, however, more tightly If *ha knew tbat tbs mar- would go Into the garden. . . . Jua­ proposed and been accepted?" ha a gigantic absurdity. If I went on Wesleyan university, ln the qu*s* to responsible fer theft* la *•*•- nlta, however, might not come remarked. "I thought you should an American tour, as tt baa been same town. There be com­ seal Bew Orleans boms wh*r* ana amt down tbe stair, tat, by way of the Juanlta Baaara mam peine aa tba veranda, through one ef the long know also. Nelly told my mother sometimes suggested (probably out pleted ttts law course, but be (enortt*—hate »laitod. Adrian attt Kirk. that yon bad not been told" The Outlook's Program Of malice) that I should do, there M wall tt Juanlta herself. know noth- French windows from which would be men with sawed-off shot­ decided tbat be wss more in­ 1ns ef thl* Bpantob engagement, bet Adrian stared to unhappily at the Kirk thanked him, and Adrian Develop e Civic Center — Better City Illumination guns waiting for aw outside the first terested in his father's trade Juanlta ha* something to eonfea* to darkened ski. Kirk sat down again. sauntered out through the French him that *h* think* mat make 8 ttf- When Juanita entered, they would windows, down Into toe garden. halL than In a profession. forence Si Btl feeling*. H* ia la return Kirk went to the tall door. Widen the Beach Road — Build e Breakwater Could Kill It that afternoon to BUoxl. where thaa tat bolt. There was no sign of Juanlta. Ha "I believe that half a dozen of ut So be formed a partner­ aU Heily-a tueit*. "Don't let the weather rumple waited until ten minutes after tha Adopt City Manager Form of Government —- Sup­ thoroughly bad lecturers could stop ship with his brother, Arvid, you," he said to Adrian. "Tarpon hour when they wej-e to meet _S the thing if we wtnt about the Chapter 34 Point's Jolly when tt rains." port Metropolitan Water District Projects * , . country for a year, talking every ln the rebuilding ef shoes, the porte cache, e for the drive to ADRIAN INTERFERES "The weather?" Adrian turned, Tarpon Pbint. night. Twenty or thirty ot us, If and has continued tn tbe hands In hi* pockets. "Sefiorita There he found hei*. on the front we pledged ourselves to It, could cure same Une for the past IS Juanita stood St her window, Flores is engaged," tw said abruptly. seat of Adrian's sed&n, Adrian be­ the American Middle West ln one watching Kirk ride away. She "That tor" Kirk answered after side her. She smiled gayly at Kirk, good winter. After we had gone no­ years. He has spent the past hoped he would turn and wave. a pause, his pencil moving beneath buttoning tta collar of har brown Education for Office Holders body would ever wtnt to hear a lec­ bins years in Santa Monica. There! Juanlta waved back. The a line. How had that got out so suede coat, pulling her russet can turer again, and to a decade or two soon? He looked up. "Ind she tell down around her ear$. Kirk's smile Tho University of California at Berkeley has opened a the lecturer would be a quaint ghost, He ts a member of tbe trees bid him. She leaned against the window you?" he asked. was less spontaneous as he climbed training school for public office holders. It ls known as like an alchemist or a torturer. Santa Monica-Ocean Park Adrian shook hto bead. "X have in beside the marquesa, among the _1M Everlasting Nay jamb, closing ner eyes. She mutt wraps and umbrellas that bad been the bureau et public administration. "Alas! Why did X ever promise to Chamber of Commerce, the ttll him this afternoon. But she not seen htr today, except at lunch. bad bad her happiness. All her life It was my mother told me. Nelly provided against cold or rain. Ma­ litis la ths most promising way of "making the world lecture? Why did I not conjure ap Builders' class of tbe Fint told ber. Lett night tta marquesa dame Fouche and Nelly waved to safe for democracy.". The ireatest need of democracy ls men tbe Everlasting Nay? To 'er' ls hu­ Methodist Episcopal church, and the Bay District Shoe tta had prayed for such happiness gave my mother the particulars. ttem as they rode away. man; la refute, divine." as had been hers In the garden. It . . . Sefiorita Flores ls engaged to a of training and high purpose. Rebuilders' association. VSt love, after all. And love was 1 it was not until they reached ONLT WORDS, WORDS like thit. What wonder tt had nobleman to Barcelona. * Tarpon Point and were going up "The bureau ls a cooperative effort by the university, If so much speaking by writers it One of his bobbies ls studying history and he also brought havoc to the world—ecstasy Kirk looked down at hto book. tte steps of Steve's piece that Kirk the stats asd ths Rockefeller Foundation,'' says ths direc­ bad, thia everlasting whey that wa is Interested tn all outdoor sports. While be was in school —death. So that wa* what she had had to managed a word wltt Juanlta tor. "Ik ti planned to apply ths organized intellectual re­ find In books written by speakers ls The marquesa - slept stlH. The toll him. "Barcelona's a long way alone. one of ttlt reasons we think tragedy he was prominent tn athletics and at Wesleyan he was a marquesa slept, though ttt world off," he said. "The ocean to cross. "Tou didn't come to the library. sources Of the university through well planned programs to predominates in tbe world. Speeches first-string baseball pitcher for three years. bad changed. . . . Juanita looked Bad all Spain, If X remember my What was the matter?" the important problems of government. constat largely of words, and thai Is Re Is married and has two children, Walter, Jr. and down at the pearl ring on her geography. You going to let that "X came," ahe answered. "Adrian tbt glaring fault with many of our finger. Kirk had taken It off, had stop you?" was there. TH see you tomorrow." •UN Rockefeller Foundation has given $182,000 to carry books. They madden us almost to Jo Ann. Bis residence is st 450 Twenty-first street. neld tt In hit closed palm, then Adrian thought, "She's told him Kirk was aware that She had out this work, tits remainder coming from the state govern­ tbe point of breaking out In an Ever­ slipped lt on ber hand again. "That herself." But had she told him all? been glad to turn back at the door ment aad ths board of regents." lasting Neigh. keeps the bond," bt had said, "till "Sefiorita Flores is not only en­ —thankful to Adrian for furnishing Let's Discourage Them I get the other." gaged," said Adrian, "but she to In this brief reprieve. Dr. Herman Adler, noted psychiatrist formerly of the debt to thto maa—far her educa­ (Copyright, Dodd, ^ead Sc Co.) The national movement to dis­ Who's News Today "Don't bring the other," the had tion, her clothes, her travels. Who­ University of Chicago, is one of the distinguished American courage speakers wbo are tempted By LEMUEL F. PAKTON answered, "until—" She had meant to say, "Until ever else should marry her would It everyone reaching for tte scientists who Will serve on the bureau staff. Others are Aus­ to write will start soon. One aaa have to assume that obligation. It moon? Tomorrow Juanita's feel tt coming upon reading a thou­ NEW TORK, Aug. 11 (CPA)—The ciliatory of Oerman statesmen and you know everything." But she was ls so stipulated." tin McDonald, University of Pennsylvania authority on gov­ sand and ont of the books that art BtW $18,000,000 Graeco-Roman Cu­ it regarded ta a aware that such a precaution thankful for a total eclipse. ernmental problems; Raymond Moley, criminal expert, and flooding the market. The output tl ban capitol building seems alien and powerful force in would bt disregarded by him. to rapid that one may start up tttt unasslmllable among the flowered Nothing could make any difference, E. O. Helnrich, Berkeley criminologist. publio library steps knowing that patios, tht tomnoltnt old iron- saving German. BB bad told btr. Xt was heaven— Uts bureau will form one of the four groups tn the-de­ there are 30,968 volumes ea its grilled houses and the regal tiles and from tbe encroach-1 and she had until 4 o'clock thtt partment of political science and is open only to upper di­ shelves, only to find upon arriving at mosaics of Havana. President Ge- ments of tbe com. I afternoon to keep that blind assur­ the top that the total has increased rardo Machado y munis ts on the one! ance against her heart. Bay Department Stan; vision and graduate students, Dr. May states. to 11,000. Morales plant- side and tha Hlt-| Four o'clock — in the library, They're Mere Roughage id thtt splendid lerites oa the% rhey would be uninterrupted there, There are more books worth read­ Kffy.y *mWarn other. as no one but himself ever In­ Building World Empire ing written today probably than the Some down ia lo­ Through hla en- vaded it. d.CJLNSnHXLCb world ever hat known or expected, tus land, and there tire career, and "We'll have our conference In Speaking on world empire, Dr. Frank Bohn, educator, but still far too many that bulk with ttta; tat the codes particularly dur­ tbe window teal where my grand­ world traveler and lecturer, gave lt ss his opinion Saturday, words that are mere roughage, like PN1]-of Justinian do ing his Incumben­ father used to deliver all his homi­ spinach and other greens. Every not repose under cy as premier. Or. lies—and they had about as much al ths Pacifle Palisades Chautauqua, that ttte United States speaker has a hundred mere forms t. Obdurate Span­ Braun has been effect on my behavior as yours will tl 50 years ahead of Russia In industrial organization and of expression, in addition to tht ish colonial tra­ an informed and have t-ta afternoon." everlasting "er" which one hears so dition hatchet jourageous advo­ And so she had not said, "Un­ 375 High Grade general industrial accomplishment. There is small proba­ often ln public talking. strikes, revolutions cate of disarma­ til wa have had our talk," but, bility of Russia overtaking America. By virtue of research, What Price "Er"? and conspiracies; ment. A printer Invention and superior technical knowledge, our rate of ad­ When tiie speaker ll highly paid machine guns are and lithographer "Untu fae." Bad "ers" after every two or three popping, and the In feds youth, he "Till you go where, young wom­ vance is far greater than Russia's is or can be. words, one feels like invoking tht world is watching became versed an." Sample Hat$! in academic to-i "Back to tba Tijon." Sixty per cent of the capital for development purposes fraud statute and crying "What the outcome. "Toa aren't going back to tbe price 'trM* Thirty-six years cialism and quickly adapted himself throughout the world Is American money. Tbis country has CHARLES S. WARREN. to the exigencies of rough-and-tum­ Tijon. The first thing I know the Less Than Actual Manufacturers Cost! the machines, It has a greater number of technical schools ago, when the ble politics. He was chosen premier marquesa will be away wtth you. than any other country, schools that are graduating thou­ stringed orchestra in March, 1920, serving one year, af­ She's smelling mice around hare, as _5Sf_E» f | under tht acacia ter the unsuccessful Kapp "putsch." lt ls, tat cant tttl which mouse sands of well-qualified technical men every year. Our County trees whanged all night long on the He has beta B socialist member of smells the worst—Adrian or me. Whether lt will or no, the United States is building a Danzo, Machado. the big, handsome tae Prussian diet since 1913 and was The o__y place you're going from young rebel, hoofed it for nine hours reelected premier ln 1925. He clashed here to to the parsonage—next door world empire, due tn most part, Dr. Bohn thinks, to economic Government at a stretch. A native Journalist of with President yoa Hindenburg a to my house in New Orleans. Old and Industrial evolution throughout the world, tn which the the day naively described him as "a year ago when the president wanted Dr. Bruce ia tte only man you're machine and invention are leading factors. ARTICLE 51 formidable but graceful dancer." So to parade the stahlgelm (steel hel­ going to see, if I have anything to REMEDIES— with hla statesmanship. He hat the mets) on his Visit to tta Rhlneland. do witt lt." THE HIGHWAY PATROL iron band under the velvet glove. The argument was compromised. tttt ttw had said again, "Please Credit Ernest Pickering Tha county motor patrol operates President Machado'a father, pio­ He is clean shaven, trim, energetic, wait, Kirk, dear. For tte ring, I aa a separate unit from other or­ neering the revolution, never slept humorous and ironical. He is 59 years mean.*' Had said It so earnestly The Evening Outlook has no desire to bask ln any blare ganizations coming under the gen­ in the same bed for many years, old . that ha had promised, smiling a of glory or gratitude that belongs to others. The credit for eral classification of "Protection of fearing betrayal. Thus bred in con­ In the slum neighborhood where little, holding her close. Til wait, Life and Property." spiracy, Gerardo Machado knew how Vincent Coll grew up, tt is said that Juanlta." planning the children's party at the La Monica pier Satur­ As its name implies tht duties are to play traditional Cuban politics when the 11-year-old boy first got Juanita started. Lorena was day as a benefit for the Council of Social Welfare belongs the regulation of traffic an county In tbe aaw regime he became in­ in trouble wltb the police he was the knocking at her door. Mrs. Belalse to Ernest Pickering, pier manager. and state roads within the con­ spector-general of the army and sec­ handsomest lad for blocks around— wanted to aee her. fines of the county. It has no offi­ retary of tbe Interior. Elected presi­ with blond curly hair and blue eyes Juanitat said she would come. She Be knew the need. He saw the opportunity. Mrs. F. J. cial connection mth the office of dent in 1934, he pledged himself to aad BB engaging manner. Today po­ bad not wanted Kirk to tell Nelly, Wagner, owner of the pier, and the Outlook, as host to the the sheriff and at tht present time a single four-year term. He aald: lice telegraphs all ever America are but be had begged. Nelly would be is not under the supervision of the "When X hand ever the power to clicking descriptions et the 21-year- glad. He quite overlooked the fact children, were glad, Indeed, to co-operate tn the plan. Nearly state motor patrol. my successor after tour years in of­ old gangster, wanted fer tba mur­ that their engagement was not a 800 separate packages of food were contributed for the needy. Under tha law thit department fice, no power on earth will keep derous machine-gun affair ttat re­ reality, and would not be until after may at any time be transferred to mt In lt one single day longer." Four cently killed one child and wounded she had talked with bta — if then. the regular state road patrol, bet years passed. President Machado did four others ln New York's Little There were no doubts la Kirk's since 1922 it has been a county unit not ask tor another term, tat a con­ Italy. mind as to himself or Nelly. Yet Cruelty to Children The budget fer 1930-1931 allowed a vention waa called, suspending con­ In the Bronx, COU fights "Dutch Juanita knew ttat even though A mother is under arrest charged with having deliberate­ total of $269,040 tor Its operation. stitutional guaranties and extending Schultz," beer magnate, and In Har­ Kirk's blindness might carry him ly tortured her children with matches, burning one so badly Of the appropriation $301,111 was his term to tbt yean. lem, "One-Eye" Rock, wbo doubles ta foolish lengths, Nelly would see tor salaries; $35,000 far malnten Ht won American sympathy by aa In beer and narcotics. There have clearly where Kirk was concerned. that the full use of his hand may be lost. The reason given ance and operation, and $32,429 for energetic and effective economic aad "And I want them to see clearly," capital outlay. been killings ia tttt encounter, with Juanlta told herself. "But I'd Ilka was that ths children had taken money from the woman's Thit department naturally be educational program. last year he mobs of expert trigger men still purse and spent some of tt tm confections. This boy ls 5 alienated it if a rigid press censor­ prowling, wltt bulging hip pockets, a little happiness— Just for today." longs with the state department. ship. The market crash and sugar looking for their enenuta Talking with Nelly took tta fury years of age, hardly more than a baby. The mother stands There is ao jutt reason for the collapse brought him an avalanche Coll, at 11, was sent to the Home tale out of it. And all tee toon. charged with assault to do great bodily harm, which is a county bearing this special expense of troubles. Power and responsibility of tte Immaculate Virgin for unlaw­ Juanita smoothed bar hair, rum­ when the state has undertaken tht have made him a go-getter trying ful entry. In the same year he waa pled by Kirk's caresses, dabbed felony. service. Zt is generally admitted to gear Latin dalliance to the cogs tint to tha Catholic protectory. IB powder about her eyes that bad so Another woman ls similarly accused, the purported vic­ that the time is not far distant and pinions ef Henry Ford's Utopia. 1924 he waa sentenced to Elmira for lately known tears, went down the tim being her niece of 14 years. In this instance the inflic­ when its status will be Changed. The last chapter ef Anatole France's carrying a revolver. Sa 1928 he was hall There ls no justification for the "Revolt of the Angels," in the view Nelly was all aglow. She felded tion of cruelty had continued for a period of months. Ths present situation. The suspected again sent to Elmira for violating Juanlta la frail, lacy arms. "I'm reason for its continuance is the et this writer, tells alt story—for hla parole. July 11 ot this year ha crime of mayhem ts involved, among the charges being that < any who may be curious la Studying Jumped his ball" tt $10,000 as ht so happy," she said. 'Tm as happy the child had been bitten, this charge apparently sustained political 1*** **i***»**t of the seventy- hit conduct and motivations. faced trial as a second offender un­ as Kirk." six men now on the county payroll. der tbe Sullivan law—New York's Kirk reached home early and by the scars' marks of teeth. Tht advocates of the present sys­ Europe ls breathing easier today gun-toting statute. He Is perhaps went upstairs to dress — knicker­ The frenzy that leads women te such extremes is diffi­ tem praise the honesty and loyalty with the victory of Premier Otto tte most fastidious dresser In all bockers and sweater, wool stock­ Of thl force. That is beside the Braun in the Prussian plebiscite. Re gangdom. ings and light-weight leather coat, cult to understand or to deal with adequately. If the accused. point Nothing else should be ex­ ls perhaps the most pacific and con­ the proper regalia for Tarpon Point ta these two cases are innocent, they have been most cruelly pected Of officers et ttte law, and (Copyright, tyi, Consolidated Pttn Ass'n. for which they would start at 5 Can You Imagine ware It ne season to believe tba o'clock. St hurried down to the wronged. If they are guilty, tt Is clear that they should be men's devotion to tba duty would library that ha might be there when put under permanent restraint such as afforded by a prison ba affected by a transfer from A WASHINGTON DAYBOOK Juanlta came. — er asylum. county to state control. The same All the way homt hto thoughts Buying Beautiful Hats laws and regulations would govern, By HERBERT PLUMMER had been wtth that meeting, not and simply because of the change WASHINGTON, Aug. tl — Still down beaming. No one ta capable because of what she might bave to That Actually Cost the Manufacturer of supervision there should be BO another senator has Joined tht "sil­ tell him. but merely because he ABOUT NEW YORK tendency toward laxity. ver trek" to foreign shores this of beaming quite at successfully as would tee her again, hold her in From $5.00 to $7JO to Make for There ls no disposition to criti­ summer. he. his arms, realize more iully per­ By WILLIAM GAINES cize the operation of the county Now tt ta Claude Augustus Swan­ Swanson has held, and still does haps that the was his. The out­ motor patrol, but lt Is not reasonable son of Virginia off to visit tha cap­ for tbat matter, high posts of re­ come of the morning had surprised NSW YORK, Aug. 11—Through ploying the services of a ballyhoo that in certain counties adjoining itals of Europe for the purpose of sponsibility in tta senate. During him at much as it tad tar. All these sweltering days and nights ef woman. Los Angeles the state patrol oper­ day be had felt a pounding and Chip and a companion were am­ looking Into ttt question af depre­ the World war ha was chairman of $ July I have ransacked tha avenues ate! and on the other tide of tha dation of silver. the senate naval committee and a singing la his veins. How he bad and paths where fewer tread; I have bling along Broadway whan a line there is a separate organiza­ managed to accomplish anything been holding tete-a-tetes with cho­ strange woman, matching their The Virginian is one af several right-hand man of President Wilson. tion. He was a frequent visitor to tte was a mystery. Luckily, the office rines and cronies, eavesdropping, speed, began, as if overcome wtth If the patrol tt not to be trans­ senators engaged In a similar mis­ figuratively peeping through key­ sympathy, to bemoan aloud tht sad sion abroad. Plttman and Oddie of white houtt during those days and had sort of run itself. holes; I have met persons who fate of an aged crutch-wielder ap­ ferred to the state then la tba in­ Nevada have been in the Orient tar was ont of those closest to the pres­ Kirk got a book and went over 2.00J3.00 terests of prevention of crime tha ident. to the window seat. The book was might be described as outlaws, and proaching them. organization should be placed la the several weeks. Shipstead ef Minne­ Mrs. Browning's poems. He turned Positively none are marked higher! The finest their "in-laws" ensconced in posi­ She addressed htr remarks to the sheriff's department. The same sota Is already la Europe and will With the ascent of republicans tB "Lord Walter's Wife," the poem fur felts, chenille velvet combinations, velvet tions of influence and seeming re­ pair, and, when ttn mendicant,drew duties HI ttw road would be con­ mttt Swanson ln Paris. to control IS tta senate, Swanson Juanlta had mentioned at Caprice. spectability. close, she produced a shining tinued, but tt would give an added London, Paris. Berlin. Vienna and became tbe ranking democratic hats, turbans! Empress Eugenie modes! Brims! But during thii exploring I hatt quarter and dropped it in his cup. force in tet capture of criminals. other cltlea Stt tha continent are to member of the naval and foreign "But why to rou ttf aaM tb* ladr, Derbies! stumbled upon nothing which In­ Then she looked appealingly at the be visited by Senator Swanson, the relations committee. Se both att under tfee fern. terested me mora than three fiat scribe and his friend, and so did At present ita work tor tbe sheriff man known in Washington aa one of He has been ln public office the Aat fear ere* were alive ta tbeir depth, is a courtesy. Ull* the bracken beneath the sea blue. HATS FROM ONE OF THE FOREMOST MAKERS Boston puppies adopted by a patient her beneficiary. But the heartless The board of supervisors has the the most colorful men "on the hill." greater part ot his Ufa Ws has alley cat. pair thought they saw through it right to make tite transfer from The "R-less Virginian" Is Jtt} been successively a member of the "Because t fear rou." ha »nswered. Of THE COUNTRY! YOU'LL RECOGNIZE THE Perhaps you saw their picture in all and looked the other way. descriptive phrase at times applied house, governor af his state, and "Because yea aat Car too fair. LARELS IN EVERY HAT! A RARE OPPORTU­ your paper, taken when the pups Rather than awake in the dark county ta state control, and it should to bta because of his nmr— ' United States senator since 1910. And able to strangle my soul . . ." were hours old. A news photog­ with an indigestible conscience, do so at once. southern accent. Swanson la, per­ NITY! rapher called at the Blde-a-Wee however, Chip dragged his compan­ The wisdom, tn tht interests of haps, nearer the story book .ype Kirk read the poem through. home, that praiseworthy charitable ion along while he shadowed the economy, of me^ng tte transfer haa of southerner than any otter man "Why, tte darned thing's written Sale begins Wednesday end we assure you that institution which affords a haven woman and beggar. beta approved by the automobile in tte senate. HOWS YOUR to prove we cap "*e true if we want for homeless dogs and cats, to snap He saw them pull tht same stunt club, an organization which usually to," he thought. "If X don't con­ the values are so outstanding ss to call this them after I saw them there. on pedestrians on two successive does not act without sufficient rea­ front Juunita with uiir...." He took the greatest millinery event of the season! blocks—and it worked! son. Suave and courteous, he is adept HEALTH? out his pencil and began to mark at wheedling things out of tta sen­ certain of the verses. He looked at —SECOND FLOOR. The pups have just opened their ANOTHER REPRIEVE ate that another would find impos­ LIGHT AND TUBERCULOSIS—I his watch. Five minutes of four. eyes to see the tabby who has Someone came ln from the hatt. nursed them since the day they Governor Rolph has given exten­ sible to secure. He ta noted for Light ta one ot tte oldest, aad, were given a chance for survival I Little Benny sion of time to two more Loe An­ hla ability to senta tht mood of his at the same time, one of the newest It was Adrian. Kirk bad spoken by a Caesarean operation geles murderers. All they had dona colleagues and push for action at forces employed ta treating tuber­ waa to kill a peace officer who had the moat favorable opportunity. hardened la the sun. Free Demonstration! Their thoroughbred mother died, j THE MAILMAN interrupted them ln the aat Of rob­ culosis. and two other pups were lost, de-1 He has tta manner and appear­ In Egypt, where modern civilisa­ "On tte other hand, the Persians Mailmen spend their lite ringing bery. Pretending to surrender, one ance of a southerner. Wltt his col­ spite a skilled veterinarian's best peepies doorbells without axually at them got near enough to stab tion first developed, the sun waa have tender skulls because they ff efforts. going in to see them. their captor ln the back. The act league, Carter Olaaa, the two pre­ worshiped as the great god Ra, the keep the sun off ttelr heads. Thus, The owner at once appealed to If peeple know tbe mailman and utterly failed of winning approval, sent probably tbt most picturesque dispenser of vital forces and of what Z taw is explained." the Blde-a-Wee home to save the pair fit tte senate. health. In all probability Herodotus could "RAHNEE! meet him half ways down the block aad yet the pair, dissatisfied with puppies by placing them in the care and say "Anything for mt?" ht wUl the verdict, desire to appeal, aad a However, Swanson has little of These ancient peoples. Bring on hftft. further observed that the ot a nursing dog. poll a letter out of the middle of tha kind-hearted executive gives them Glass' fiery disposition and Inde­ tta banks of the Nile, could not Egyptians were tret from rickets. By MADAME ROGERS! No canine nurse was .available, 90* aad head it to them, making the chant*.'. * pendence of political thought. Swan­ escape being Impressed with the Even before tta Egyptians, un­ but this tabby was on hand with them feel grate as if they was get­ son is an old guard democrat first, germinating Influence of the sun civilized maa. even as animals do Discoverer and Manufacturer two kittens. Her* babies were placed ting something for nuthing, but as own doorbeU aad finds out its an­ last and always. upon vegetation. today, instinctively rtactad toward la the care of another cat who like­ aoon at thev find out tts ony a Bill, other letter carr*. r wtth a latter for Net tbat Swanson moves along ln By broad deduction, they have light, the cave man favored loca- Wednesday! Thursday! wise had only a couple of kittens they look sorry they asked him. him be proberly feels slltely lmbar- easy-going fashion at all times. Ha concluded tbat the sun mutt have tlons with an eastern or southern of her own, aad the pups were en­ This proves you'll have trubble rassed luce a waiter trying ta aat is capable of getting highly excited an equally beneficial effect upon exposure, far,, as Sir Gauvain as trusted to Miss Tabby. soon enough without having to get naturel while he's being waited on ln the senate—as much so as any­ humans, tnd SB they deified the tun, aptly observed, "tt Is ingrained In "Rahnee** Removes Hair! It was evident at first that she anxioue. by aTwt*mf waiter. one. BBd Bailed their ruler Pha-Ra-O. healthy mortals to love light." The gentle, harmless waa amazed, but a tender maternal The letter carrier knows every­ A mailman ls the most tntrtsting On such occasions he moves The Greek historian, Herodotus, Perhaps to Bo branch of medi­ instinct prevailed, and she nursed body's name but hardly anybody to look at around Chrlssmas time on around hla desk excitedly, gesticu­ observed that Egyptian skulls were cine is the beneficent effect of sun­ way Come see for your- them. Now the pupa are roly-poly, knows bit even If be has been com­ account et haling Uttle packages lating wildly and bia voice boom­ hard, while those ot tbe Persians light better illustrated fhan in tu­ self how really painless $ the kittens are thriving, and both ing around for years, and if he came mixed up with tha letters and for ing. Hla large gold nose glasses were tender. berculosis of the bones aad Joints. mothers are contented. up to you somewheres In ordnerry all you know some of them may be resist all attempts to keep them in "As tte cause ot this." Herodotus To see children with swollen and and simple tt is! Toile- clothes some Sunday you proberly for your house. position asd repeatedly fall ee a wrote, "they StM, which I readily disfigured extremities aad open tries Department. 1.00 None of the fishy things along wouldent even know who ha waa If a mailman happens ta Uve on long black ribbon. believe myself, that the Egyptians tuberculosis ulcers literally recreated ttn Rlalto escape Stanley Chipman, unless he suddenly took pity on your his own route be caa ring hia own •IB la the habit af cutting their under proper sun treatment is to C Henshey Co., 4th and Santa Monica Blvd.. Cape Cod's gift to Journalism. He lgnorants and handed yoa B letter. doorbell and hand himself letters, But when tt It all over, and if hair abort in tbeir youth and that, | witness a true miracle of modern BBS ttttt ta report a beggar em- When a letter carrier ansert his but not while he ls eating brekflst. Swansea gains hto point, he aits consequently, their skulls become science. TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1931 OUTLOOK 1-AGE Now! A Complete Close-Out Sale 0/All Summer Coats and Dresses at 'Chock full of originality and charm!9 Dramatically Just Arrived! Lowered the New Bucilla Prices! Don't you miss this opportunity 1 It is the policy of the Henshey Store Package Outfits! to always have the new things FIRST! These DRASTIC REDUCTIONS on our ENTIRE SUMMER STOCK of COATS snd DRESSES are neces­ —and each is a revelation in sary to make room for incoming FALL STOCKS! beauty and economy! GROUP NO. 1 SLEEVELESS DRESSES AND ENSEMBLES! Silk Ondeas! Donna Crepes! Jerseys! Georgettes! Silk Shantungs! 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EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1€31 'PAGESDa „,-1 i'l TL "T_n-i <\ Air-Minded Folk latU.S.W.V. Assemble Tonight Plrogram for Air. Fire Sweeps Western Forest Several woman filers aad tta members ot the Junior Chamber of EXQUISITE WAVES Commerce, tba Clover Field elation, aad other groups ete have Dedby Completed District Meeting become Interested In plana tet the Duart Croquignole Permanent alr races here ttt August IS to 33 will assemble at Clover Field at fttt Lovely, soft, deep, lustrous waves, cleverly styled to enhance Clover Field Being Put Veterans' Relief Plans o'clock this evening and annulate your attractiveness; perfect ringlet ends; two soft-water Outlined in Talk bf final plans tft tti events, lt was shampoos, finger wave and trim! in Readiness for announced today. Women* Races Congressman Crail The meeting and dinner win te a "hangar session,** SBd will te held Tn preparation for the sir races Members of 10 camps ead aux­ tt s cleared apace la tte main and tbe "Tom Thumb" alr derby iliaries of the United Spanish War hangar thus giving the meeting a hero next Sunday at Clvoer Field, Veterans turned out 300 strong for touch ef realism as plana for the crews et men today were erecting the district meeting held last night race develop. grandstands, ticket boxes, and pre­ in Patriotic hall. • It is Indicated ttat more thaa 100 paring the field for the visit of the Congressman Joe Crail, senatorial persons will attend and this In­ women fliers. aspirant, and 3. Lavelle Stewart, cludes aviators who will become con­ Main stand* ara ta be built di­ state commander, were the princi­ testants ln tta races. The meeting rectly In front of the hangars In the pal speakers. is also the August meeting of the central sections of the field. Pylons Tells legislative Plans Junior Chamber of Commerce, spon­ Artistic Genuine for the triangular race-course prob­ Plans for proposed legislation for sors of the races. Croquignole Permanent wtth beautiful, soft, ably am be erected tomorrow. the welfare of veterans were con- • SD will be guests af Mayor and deep waves that need no professional after­ Oil at Tulip Woed Permanent complete! Through the proposed clear-view tamed ln Congressman Crail's talk. Mrs. Herman Michel. It Is his opinion tbat veterans should care, flattering ringlet ends; tee soft-water Charming, soft, wide waves that copy nature placing of tho prylons, spectators shampoos, finger wave and trim! will be afforded an excellent view of be given more consideration by Lithuania's imports are greater and form a crown of loveliness! the racing planes making the speed­ state and national governing bodies. than a year ago. ing tarns on the plyons, J. E. Commander Stewart spoke briefly Granger, of the Clover Field associa­ on the aims and efforts of tht vet­ tion said today. erans' orders of the state. Makes Ton Lose $7.50 Long Beach, Santa Monica, Hol­ $4.50 Course Outlined lywood, Venice, Culver City, West Planes ln the several short races Los Angeles, Redondo, Compton, San Unhealthy Fat Sunday will approach from the These delightful waves are guaranteed to last Just as long as it la possible for any wave to last— Diego and Los Angeles camps were until the hair grows out and Is trimmed awayl right, turn on the home pylon and represented by delegates and Mrs. Ethel Smith of Norwich, head diagonally to the left for the officers. Fred Jack, Santa Monica Conn., writes: "I lost 18 pounds Appointments Good for Any Day This Week. Bat Must Be Made on Wednesday! torn at the next pylon; from there camp commander, presided as chair­ wltb my first bottle of Kruschen. they will roar down the field past man ever the men's group and Mra. Being on night duty it was bard to EXPERT HAIR DYE, Complete With Finger Wave or Marcel...^.. $2.50 the inspector*, acording to tbe plans. Annie Bertholf was chairman of the sleep days but now since I am With the program finally com­ auxiliary meeting. taking Kruschen X sleep plenty, eat FULL SIZE HENNA PACK, Inclading Finger Wave or Marcel ....^...^.....$1.25 pleted, tt WSS Indicated today that Prominent Persons Present as usual and lose fat, too." possibly SO women pilots will com­ Some of the prominent persons To take off fat take one-half Combination Offer Wet Finger Wave pete In the various races and events. who attended were Earl Green, Los teaspoonful of Kruschen la a glass LE ROY GORDON 26 Cents Nationally known women fliers will, Angeles; William Simons, Los An­ of hot water every morning before Any three: finger wave, If they arrive her in time, also par­ Associated Press Photo breakfast—an 85-cent bottle lasts soft water shampoo, Licensed Operators! Shown above ls a forest fire raging up tbe side of Teakettle geles; J. M. Sheridan, Hollywood, flour weeks. Oet it at darter's Drug ticipate. assistant attorney-general under marcel, hair cut, rinse, Not a School! Those mentioned as actual start­ mountain la the Flathead National forest of Montana. Fires have Store, Santa Monlea Drug Oo., BEAUTY SALON Phone 32128 ttt ers Sunday morning e% 11 o'clock •wept through vast tlmberland areas In Montana, Idaho and Taft's administration; Edward Criterion Drug Co., or any drug facial, arch or mani­ Washington. Adams, Long Beach; Robert Clark, store in America. If this first bot­ 202 BAY CITIES BUILDINO Appointment! Include: Gladys O'Donnell, Long Los Angeles, and William Jennings, cure, Open from 8 a. m. to Beach; Mildred Morgan, Beverly tle fails to convince vou this Is tta for .... SANTA MONICA BLVD, Bills; Bobble Trout, Los Angeles; Hollywood, and others. easiest, surest and safest way to lose $1.00 8 p.m. Clem a Granger, Santa Monica, and Santa Monicans present Included fat your money gladly returned.— Near Third Mlss Grace E. Tooksr, postmaster; Advertisement. Florence Lowe Barnes, ISS Angeles. F. A. Helton, commissioner of fi­ Route Planned White s Fate in Ha and Romeo nance, and H. M. Stansbury, Legion From here, the women filers wUl course their planes around S 300- commander. Bight pest presidents * S^-'S o mile rim, stopping at Martin's air- of the McArthur camp here were 'S S '$!;S iS S Si S:S $ M'S'S'Sl'SSf^SiS gart et Santa Saa; to Los Angeles honorary chairmen. ast Side airport on Whittier boule­ Hands of Jury Soon Wll Wed vard; to Santa Paula's airport, sad then return ta Clover Field, where Ocean Park Folk NINE GREAT the presentation of the trophies will LOS ANGELES, Aug. 11 (CNS)— LOS ANGELES, Aug. 11 <_>-Mrs. Tackle Oil Problem be made. Frederick Grant White ls a "be­ Minnie "Ma" Jennedy returned to­ What attitude Ocean Park prop­ St the conclusion of the women's trayer of friends and friendships day from a visit to her former hus­ erty owners will take next Friday DOLLAR STORES races, the general alr circus will made in ths church," David L'Es­ band, Guy E. "What-a-Man" Bud- GERS when the Santa Monica planning •tart; to consist of parachute Jump­ perance, deputy district attorney, son, ln Las Vegas, Nev., and a brief commission holds a hearing on re­ ing contests, special races, and many charged today la final arguments evangelistic campaign in the gam­ vocation of the oil drilling ordi­ other events. to a Jury ln Superior Judge Clair 8. bling halls there, with a prediction nance, Is to te discussed tonight at 8appaan*s court, where the Venice they soon would remarry. a meeting called by the United church worker and former convict Mrs. Kennedy said she has In­Santa Monica-Ocean Park league at Hidden Dollars Come to Light in This ";$ Search Forest for la on trial charged with gnand theft formation Indicating that Mrs. L. the Ocean Park library, starting at and violation of the corporate se­ 8 o'clock. Margaret Newton-Hudson's divorce ^___ * Body of Slain Girl curities act. decree from her first husband was Other questions of popular Inter­ PITTSBURGH, Sag. 11 UP)—The White's fate was placed ln hands est are also to be considered. l_—*_2*_ n woods around Coverdale, near here, not final when she married Hud­ FAST-MOVING AUGUST I were searched today for the body of the Jury shortly before noon, son. af Elizabeth Valek, 19, believed to when a recess was called. "X regret getting the annulment, :$ havj teen slain and buried there for X believe it was unnecessary,' she yesterday by a man who then took •aid. SOFT CORNS his own life. Coolies Beat Up She indicated Hudson will file suit State police and county officers, in Las Vegas for a divorce or an­ American Women nulment, depending upon whether Get a bottle of Moone's Emerald CLEARANCE who gave up the hint shortly be­ fore midnight, resumed their search WASHINGTON. Aug. 11 (U.R)— Mrs. Newton-Hudson was divorced OU with the understanding that If at dawn. Nelson T. Johnson, U. 8. minister when she married him. lt does not put an and to all tha In Keeping With the Spirit of Eggers August Clearance/ Joseph Snyder, 38. a miner, died to China, reported to the state de­ soreness ana misery your money 0«r fms. ttt Fancy la a hospital late yesterday after partment that two American wom­ PLAY CARDS NEAR DEATH will te promptly returned. Rubber Aprons shooting himself through the en, a British woman and four VIENNA, Aug. tt tSV-Schwarzen- Dont worry about how long you've 19c ^^ 4300 Pairs of Eggers Famous mouth. Xh notes he penned torela ­ British mea were attacked by stein mountain ln the Tyrol has had them or how many other prep­ Centraatiac Trtmi. tives, Snyder said he had slain the coolies in Hankow on August 6, after revealed that two explorers played arations you have tried. This pow­ »irl and burled her tody because She a rlkisha accident. cards awaiting death. The bodies erful penetrating oil ls one prepara­ Wmi' Banna had marired another man. Later the TLt reports from the legation of Aumand Aalauf and Dr. Koban, tion that will help to make your Sport Blouses 50c girls purse and umbrella were Mid a British woman and a Mrs. who disappeared in December, 1919, painful, aching feet aa healthy aaa have been found ln a snow-filled free from corn and bunion soreness [TdWN TALK HOSE found ln Snyder's room. Fielding, wife of sa American naval V-Meek—Staart 81ee.ee. officer, were taken to a Chlnesejail deft. Between them was a pack that you'll be able to go anywhere Twelve women ln Oreat Britain and held incommunicado. They of cards and the last quarter-Inch and do anything in absolute foot Oat as* St Una 79c Full-Fashioned! have qualified aa veterinary sur­ were released after being subjected of a candle. They evidently froze comfort. Santa Monica Drug Oo. Is Misses' Sidrts geons. to minor indignities. to death. selling lots of it.—Advertisement. emmtms r a_a mat. All Perfect! tts lata at Maa. $1.00 Pajamas 79c Specially Priced! Woman*! Sties. For Wednesday SI Flannelette 50c Only at Night Gowns Weenen's and Olrii*. Odd lots of 2 te 6. Gills' Reg. $1

Dresses Sheer Pice* Top Chiffon, SUh hem Top ee Batistas* Voiles! O Q _ Dimities! aJeJC Tool Fine Even Weave Service, SUh te Actually mad* te MB atl the Tepl Reinforced Cradle Foott $1.00. Discontinued styles aaS odd lota te close | A complete stock of .sizes and colors, out, tic yet at this special one-day priee they an sure to sell so rapidly that we Catlan Caibmara Infante' Coats urge early shopping to be sure 79« of a complete selection! Wblta Onlr. lina.. Vetoes Is St ta 50ci Odd Lett ef Onr Ragular To Clmmr, ISO New Pictures Women's $1.00 Girls' Reg. Every Smart New Fashion Besatlfallr Framed. $ Dresses 50c Hate Feature Is Here in These Smart Men- aer. SSa m ll AH 3it.es, But Women's New Fancy Sox 4 P" Rot la All Smartly Styles! Satur­ Shaped! As­ Slsaa mt m IS. m day Mil 79. sorted Colon 1 SOci Including those divided 25 Om tee. St Saran skirt styles. All are posi­ Charming Uttle hats la smartly trimmed pake FALL FELTS Athletic Shirts tively colorlait The smartest summer styles to shapes. Positively our reg. Derby brim effects! BstSliSl ta Clear. 75« fancy prlnta ^^ SOc atock at half price. •ST St Steek Man's Pull-Over Empress Eugenie Discontinued Styles of brims! Boat shapes; WorClaaak Out Shirt Groups mf Part Wool Golf Our Women'a Reg. Xt-uee$1.0d t0a ClaaWomen'a Oat. a Peter Pans! $1.00 Girdles Sweaters Dashing, Chic Styles! Sweaters Rich rayon, Plain and Jac brocaded Solid Colors! Actual Values up to quard Pat- styles! Four 50c Lons Sl seres. $3.80 tarasl • • 79. supporters! Button-front and allp- Three styles to close out of Man! What a hast our $100 girdles I All per­ Shaker knit soil over styles. Lone and sweaters tB Taupe— Flattering feminine plumes, pert chle short sleeves! AU wool fect, but styles no longer Narr—Royal— Oreen feathers, revealing off-the-face rolls! and wool with rayon. carried In stock. While and Bad. Reel Sl.95 Te clear! they last, 50c at Eggers! swesters. Truly the newest, smartest styles for PUll at only $1.00 at Eggers! «tB«« Linen Just fa/ Tike New Styles in Beautiful Loach Cloths 50c Walnut Finiah Fnstel Barter*. Ice Cream Freezers Eaters Saaetal END TABLES Two-quart freezers Wtth IIH wooden tub. Strongly built! 81x108 Sheets Rich, smooth, AU metal single action Alee StsSO—1trW-la. satin finish in whip. Actual $1.69 values. —ara* S—• walnut eel erf 26x50 Chenille Rugs Turkish 6 for*- Very strong and Extra large else. Deep, _• Towels sturdy} Three thick aad soft. Firmly $• Tblek—Belt— woven ln soUd pastel col- "• Bearr. styles! ora. Fringed ends. J^ Onr mm. tSa gmg. Book trough, octa­ gon and tour-legged' Rubber Aprons £**< styles. Gracefully Bridge Lamps Plain aaS Faney Style-. turned legs! Fine Also junior styles. At trac- mm Baal Sl a-Ultr mtf*. enough for even the tlve go IS bronze finish. !• Rayon Panels 5U« best homes. Actual Filagree wrought arms. OS $155 values. Fancy pierced base. Wired I Daae Bare* Frhace. thru the center. _—-

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1981 EVENING OUTLOOK. SANTA MONICA. CALIFORNIA PAGE SEVEN Heavy Loss of Life f Furniture Price Rumania Society Enjoys Pomp and Pageantry of Royal Wedding Recently Celebrated In Mexican Floods 666 TAMPICO, Mexico, Aug. 11 CSV-1 LIQUID OB TABLETS 1 Tampico was faced wltb tbe double , HeaSache er Nearside m ft task today of evacuating Its flooded | Minute* decks a CelS tbe ttr*. Baa as* Upturn Expected districts and dispatching aid ap the I Checks Mala, la le Three Oer*. Panuco and Tamest rivers to thou-' 666 Salve tee Baby'a Cold sands of refugees marooned in a I . ., . A. R. Prett Reports Move east Inundated zone ln northern Vera Cruz and southern Tamaul- to Stiffen Market by lpas. SANTA MONICA The few refugees from the Interior Manufacturers who reacbed Tampico told of heavy I HOSPITAL AND loss of life In villages which sud- j Belief that a turn in the tide of denly were Inundated when ths, SA NITARIUM declining prices of home furnishings rivers, after two weeks of steady, I OlA BATTLE CREEK . has set ln was expressed today by rate, left their course and spread out | TREATMENT! A. B. Pratt, Santa Monica furniture over the neighboring country. merchant) who last year was the first to predict unprecedented low price levels. Pratt declared that he has received notice from a number of manufac­ turers announcing price increases. The leading bedding-goods concern of the country already has put Into effect higher prices. Rugs advanced ltt price a week ago, and other lines are following suit, be says. "During the past eighteen months lowering prices have been tne order of tha day," said Pratt. "Manufac- turera were hard btt fo ra time. It took montbta to get their bouses ln • order Production efficiency was speeded up. Economies were put In force, glow selling lines were closed out and makers concentrated on the mere staple goods. _L«aa Hasan "For quite a period many factories 5 DAYS -_.__ were forced le do business at no profit or ln some cases at an actual Here is Princess lleana ot Rumania with her husband, Archduke en sa. msmgmttte.mt "MAM.m*S,0" fa loss ln order to keep their organiza­ Anton of Hapsburg, as they drove away from Pelesh castle at Slnaia, tions going. Now the situation has Rumania, after their wedding. Notables and royalty from European been changed lor the better, and countries added to the brilliance of the marriage ceremonies. »a\M,mVj**.%W goods are coming back on a legiti­ mate profit basis. Ibis Is as lt Smiling fiats., Atsgstmt »» either port, on the strip that best should be. If everyone ls making a suite yoar convenience. fair profit all tbe way down tba line 'Glacier Priest Planning to Brave •—| ER snerd startle the placid ALL-n>*CLUSIVE-COST TOVBS lt will bring about a sound condition I I old Pac 16c into foamy ea* mmmarinm all chiaf point, mf'mm* of prosperity. toniihm.nl. Aboari, HSwHowe Seres*. Lota moat snetsadaa ammty "We have been watching ttts Dangers of Alaskan Volcano Again The Princess and Archduke are shown kneeling before the altar during their marriage ceremony, In with UM gay freedom of .mart accessary skip mmd t mor a mm wholesale market vary closely, and people, smartly serviced, enjoy­ panaa. tha Indications are that the tide has the right background ls Queen Marie, mother of tbe bride. ing every detail of modern tra­ tamed. Anticipating this, we bought BEWARD, Alaska, Aug. 11 (U.R)—Father Bernard tt. Hubbard, the vel luxury, sn mule to ike hap­ DctaSs St say travel agency, heavily and. are now carrying the "glacier priest" who flew over Aniakchak, world's largest active volcano, Next Thursday night tbe play­ piest destination in the world or oar neareet o__ee largest stock of any time since we ln an airplane, and later spent three months studying the sizzling crater, ground harmonica band, directed by Hawaii! may return ta the Alaskan peninsula this winter for further exploration Riverside Girl Here to Study Under Luzo and made uo of children, will began business here eight years ago." of the phenomenon under the extreme opposite of sub-zero temperatures. MATSON LIKE The Internationally known geologist 9pla y at the La Monica moving pic­ Sailing io fit any itinerary are ture theater on tbe Santa Monica -ovided bv the MATSON and of Santa Clara, Cal., told the United each Instance they cracked within Raimond Luzo, Harmonica 'Master AS SCO Fleets....very few LASSCO LINE Death Toll Grows ITess tbat he waa forced to give up three minutes." pleasure pier. r nv saara MOMTCA BLVD. day. from San Francisco, everr TELEPHONE tVtll In Cuban Revolt hla studies at tha volcano and re­ Father Hubbard told of the dis­ Saturday from I-oa Angele.. Sail turn here because of dust and Apparently there Is something In the old saying tbat the public will James Newman, formerly a rail­ Wt Sooth Breatwar. Los Anseles HAVANA, Aug. 11 (im—Brisk covery of three new • lakes in tbe wear a trail to the door of a man If he makes a better mousetrap than way station agent, has been elected from either port aad return la Telephone VAiUHks t«l fighting between rebel and loyal storms te the vicinity of the crater. crater, from which steam arose, and anybody else makes. At any rate, a trail is being worn to tbe door of senior magistrate for Glasgow. Scot­ government forces was reported Nearly Lost Lives a built-up crater, three miles te cir­ Raimond Luzo. Santa Monica's playground harmonica Instructor. Luzo's land. rms***- -**mwtiiimt*~- ***-a_s9KX— *P near the capital today as tbe death Father Hubbard flew over smok­ cumference, from which lava oozed. latest recruit ls a school girl from Riverside, who is spending a month in toll ln the Cuban revolt reached ing Aniakchak with Pilot Harry With bis assistants, Richard Santa Monica, while she learns from -—-————_-———-——-—-- • ten. Blint, after the volcano erupted as Douglas, of Georgetown university; the harmonica master tbe intrlcac-1 some harmonica teachers. Plenty President Oerardo Machado signed ba had predicted lt would. The William Reagan, of Santa Clara, ies and technique of plain and fancy | et them. They were recommended a decree suspending constitutional pair nearly lost their lives when and Kenneth Chisholm, of tbe Uni­ 'tonguing.** to Hansen but. upon investigation, guarantees. A state of siege con­ gases In tbe crater's rim threatened versity of Santa Clara, Father Bub- Father Hears Luso none was found to be master of tbe tinues In the provinces of Havana to suck tbeir plane down mto the bard took several thousand feet ot Vigor Hansen, father of the girl, tonguing technique. Thereupon and Plnar Del Rio. pit. motion picture film showing the who shakes a wicked harmonica Hansen made arrangements for bis The government maintained Its • After tbe flight, Father Hubbard volcano in actual eruption. himself, beard Luzo play te River­ daughter to live In Santa Monica rigid military grip on the Island. and three student geologists studied side several months ago and Imme­ during part of her vacation and the crater on foot and discovered POPULATION INCREASES diately started out to find for bis take daily lessons. that black gas had killed all plant NANKING, Aug. 11 (U.R)—Nan­ 13-year-old daughter, Evelyn, a Making Good Progress Tugboats Unable to life there. king's population has Increased teacher who could wheedle forth the According to bin* Instructor, Eve­ SHIRT "We were forced to travel BO miles 100,000 during the last two years, delicate half-tones that Luzo can lyn Is making excellent progress. Move Grounded Shipove r soft, sft-ftttig ashes that con­ according to census figures which produce upon the lowly instrument. She practices several hours every RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 11 t*PV— tinually Irritated our eyes, ears and give the population as 597,659. Be­ Failing to find a master harmonl- day. Luzo baa a number of pupils Tbe Munson liner, Western World, throats," Father Hubbard said, cause of the large number of gov­ clst ta Riverside, Hansen appealed from Santa Monica. About naif of aground onthe rocks off Ponta do "and VS frequently encountered ernment employes, men far out­ to the Los Angeles playground de­ these pupils are adults, several of Bol, could Sot be budged by tug­ clouds of various carbon gases, in­ partment. The department knew them being playground directors. boats at high tide during tba night, cluding chlorine and bromine. number women te Nanking. and te shipping circles here it ls "The ground was so hot that we thought she never may be refloated. burned up several pairs of shoes. TO SALE! Aa Inshore current, sweeping past test the ground before we stepped A NEW THE the dangerous shoal, is believed to aa ttt we would spit, aad if it siz­ 'FOB THDIFTY SHOPPERS* bave driven the ship aground and zled, we stepped somewhere else. STOIC! FINEST shipping men say that the locks Thermometers Cracked have a powerful magnetic attraction NEW DOLLAR which sometimes sends compasses "We placed the highest recording off as much aa ten points. thermometers te tbe ground, but te STOCKS! STORE LOWER PRICES! CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY 1324 Third Street, Santo Monica ANOTHER DAY OF ii/|7 TU A ftllf VOI f For the wonderful way you responded to our Great Values! W TL. 1 n/\l^JT_. I KJ\J owning iait Saturday. Wa will do our beat to hold AMD TREMENDOUS SAVINGS your patronage, offering you the best merchandise possible and at prices that At the Poppy Silk Shop defy all competition. Ne ona eaa aall for less. Another thing you can ba sure of: Printed Flat Crepe No mark-downs necessary, becauae of old ahopworn merchandise. New Stocks! All silk, heavy quality, new New Store! Courteous treatment. You will always be welcome et Haile's. fall patterns, that former­ ly sold up to $1.95. On sale now al yard , $1.19 Special Values for Wednesday Sale! Bathing Suits StoreHour8:8:30A.M.Until6P.M.;Saturday«9A.M.to9P.M. Ladles', men's and children's wool bathing suits. A special purchase 70x80—Plaid and Solid Coler tbat sold up to UM aad $5.00. Wednesday only at Poppy's, each 73 Part-Wool Blankets Bound Edge, Very Special rf> Travel Printe Silk and wool, real heavy An outstanding value for Wednesday m |J printed travel prints. Eight very good colora for dresses selling. All colors, some solid colors, and suits. $2.00 value. For1.0 5 others te small check designs. 70x80 Wednesday only, yard ...__. Part-Wool Blankets on sale $1.00 each. 50-Inch Velour Tor drapes. Very fine qual­ ity te blue, henna, brown Greater Values Always at and rad. $2.95 value on sale $1.00 Wednesday only, yard...— Men's Rayon The New Unions . Empire Extra! Silk Hose Ladies' full-fashioned, chiffon, Felts silk-to-the-top hose. White only. 2,or Values to $1.95. Special far - ) /J PredoroPredomlnatinl r (ft I 33 Flak aai •«J| EEmpira e styles VI *M In verlsas fsll.nl Wednesday morning only, pair.... tana «l 1 at • •nlen md blee Ta ^Q mt** sheSsssheSse. Oet-^T I siaes Sathleti< to 44c. at)MM staeSItt vet­ fat • stlMemn . T WSS oes. Seleet 36-Inch Cotton Prints Fries* S tH vear tat Set Choice colors and patterns for SLSS. fer ILOO. pajamas, dresses and frocks. On Sale Wednesday Priced for Wednesday only, Pajamas yard - 12? WOMEN'S RAYON UNDERWEAR Men's Broadcloths Shorts, Panties Plain Colors! Plain White... Blue... Tan... Green and Fancy Patterns! Mill Silk Samples and Vesta ...... for In every Imaginable color and pat­ atses a c Fancy Broadcloth Shirts. Collar-Attached tern. About IS by 9 Inches. Suitable Good quality Rayon Underwear, tailored __at n. Ilea's (las easlltr for fancy work aad trimmings. 3 and applique designs. In Shorts, Panties tlltt c loth and Neckband. Sizes 14 to 17-V-o. Special for Wednesday only, each... aai Vests, tto values. AO- colors. New pajamas. Rot- elan ant Chi­ merchandise bought sa a law market. Ma nese crest de- Rayon Undies mark-downs from old stocks. All aew. line embrol- Just received a aew stock of tbe popular SereS ea non-run rayon shorts, vests, teddies and pa­ 4 for $1.00. packet*— jamas. Be sure to see them at our new low COMPARE prices. END TABLES. GOLDEN DREAM HOSIERS BOOK BACKS, Campbell's Store for Men does, not claim NEW EUGENIE DERBY BADIO that these are $2.50 shirts for $1.00, or that Exclusive with Haile's TABLES, no one can equal this priee, bnt Mr. he Our Blue Bird Millinery Dept MAO. Campbell has compared these sidrts around BACKS PSmous for distinctive creations at popular Full-Fashioned, Picot town and has not found any other shirts All weeS ter- prices. Just think! Tbe new Princess Eugenie nltar*. aleelr at near $1.00 that are as good ss these. derby hats that you usually see priced at Tops, Service and fla lab e a PrteaS special. $5.00 to $7.50 ee sale bare at only— Chiffons. All-Silk. aa $L88e_af$2.88 Tha Finest Hose You Ever Bought for $1 Pr. £k Beige Clair, Light Gunmetal, Dusky Beige, May- CAMPBELL'S fair, Matinee, Patty Beige, Mat Brown, Sandle The Poppy Silk Shop | Reve aai Tan Blush an tbe shades shown te Store for Men—Where Women Trade Venetian Stor- Na. S this marvelous hosiery far women. Both service pUt. • It SO t si 1338 Third Street aai ehlffoa weights, $1.00 pair. iimi a- sins. Prlcet 328 Santa Monica Blvd. Santo Monlea at si.ee.

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y-ttAe*>V£a& '^ I_$CA_TIQN* cON dCPEElsr I - IK 8TUDtQ_. • <0 •"«.» €P M K LAST TWO DAYS OCfcAN PARK. • FOX DOME enact featured roles ln tbe picture, D George Ade, author of "Father aai which Frank Borzage directed. NEW SHOW YEAR BEGINS THIS •he Boys," tba famous stage success A big cast ot film favorites ls to be which reaches tbe screen under tbe Bey City Entertainment Seekers Promised Enjoyment by Divers Sources WEEK. August ia to be a month of title of "Toung as You Feel,** Is con­ seen and heard la Paramount's film- stars. Wonderful pictures are being sidered by WUl Rogers, star of this ization of "Murder by tbe Clock," released for year enjoyment. sensational Fox version, which fol­ the mystery thriller based on Rufus lows "Murder by tbe Clock," now in King's big-selling book of last year. Ba last two days at tbe Fox Dome William Boyd plays the role of theater, to ba the greatest living Lieutenant Valcour, Regis Toomey writer of humorous slang. is Officer Cassidy, Sally O'NeU is "Ade, yoa might say, is the father attest, Lilyan Tashman is Mrs. Her­ of popular slang as we know lt to­ bert Endlcott, Irving Pichel ta Phil­ day," Rogers said. "I chuckled over lip Endlcott (a character which did his stuff long before I ever dreamed not appear tal the original story), ef writing for publication, aad of and Walter McGrail ls Herbert En­ late years I have become quite fond Idlcott . of him personally." For purposes of Investing the film Sogers is quite sincere ta bis esti­ with a fu& amount of mystery, tba mation of the famous Indianan, too, I culprit, whose identity is not dis­ and bta tribute carries weight be- >close d until tbe last few minutes, is a cause Of Rogers' standing as a ere- I different person from tbe one who ator of written humor. ls brought to Justice lp the original Fifi Dorsay and Lucien Littlefield 1 novel.

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By Popular Demand tha Gold Medal Picture That Made Law Ayres a Star!

ERICH MARIA REMARQUE, world-shaking novel transferred lo the screen la oil its dramatic int-mity mtd terrific thrill. With Louis Wolheim, lewii Ayres, John Wray, ^'_!>^.-:.::S^V:.^.:^^vW::^y??: A scene from "All Quiet on the Western Front," featuring Lew Ayres, which is now playing at the Wilshire theater. • ,<

Appearing tat tbe last ballet of the season at the Hollywood Bowl 'ALLQUIETON on August 18 will be Tola Cochran and Margaret Westberg, shown HE WESTERN FRONT above. They are members of tbe Ernest Belcher troupe. OWING TO THE LENGTH. OF THE FEATURE HOUSE - :S. SHOW :45 Murder Mystery WILL OPEN D P.M. WILL START 6 P.M. O Prepare to Laugh--IT'S COMING THURSDAY! THEATRE THEATRE Santa Monica Santa Monlea Shows at Dome NUART Blvd., W. L. A. TIVOLI Blvd., W. L. A. 1 o TONIGHT, WEDNESDAY TONIGHT — WEDNESDAY Those who read Rufus King's grip­ o AND THURSDAY ping murder mystery tale, "Murder ""ROGERS by the Clock," the film version of She Loved Her Way "Woman which ls now al tba Fox Dome the­ ater, wltt recall that the action took n D Out of Ona Man's Hungry" place within a day's time and tbat most of lt was centered ta an apart­ o o Arms Into Another's with ment ia the East Sixties ta New ULA York city. And Then Back Again! In filming this story Paramount D u LEE decided to alter the plot so as to o provide a greater number of possible o FRED suspects ln the case. Tba change Liiyan Tr.shman and William GLORIR KOHLER from the original not only does this, Boyu in "Murder by tbe Clock," ENDS TONIGHT bet also provides an entirely differ­ now thrilling audiences at the ;.mii;iNOX D SIDNEY ent parson as the culprit In the case. Fox Dome theater.* SANTA MONICA o BLACKMER TlM film story Is briefly aa follows*. Old Mrs. Julia Endlcott, ah eccentric FOX CRITERION RAYMOND and crabby woman, lives in a luxu­ Lovers of comedy—the smartly Suianson HATTON Llla Lee, Sidney Blackmer and Kenneth Thomson in a tense mo­ rious mansion near a cemetery with sophisticated type of humor—car ment from "Woman Hungry," screen feature at the Tivoli theater bar Idiot son, Phillip, aai bv serv­ prepare for several hours solid mi* MVA BflC-lin-HEnDtRSOn Photographed tonight and Wednesday. ants—Roberts, the housekeeper, aai Joyment when ttw Fox comedy, entirely ia Jane, the maid. "Annabelle's Affairs" with Victor tbe NEW ___ McLaglen and Jeanette MacDonald One parson whom tbe old lady opens a two-day engagement to­ Technicolor hates more than any other Is Her­ morrow et the Fox Criterion theater ABC/ bert Endlcott, her nephew. When whep "Tabu" closes tonight Herbert and his wife, Laura, plan a SO. SEA ROMANCE Criterion Bilk visit to the old lady's house, Laura "Annabelle's Affairs" Is a merry declines to go in, urging Herbert to matrimonial mixup of complications ACTUALLY FILMED go alone. The edi lady greets Her­ tbat leads from one mirth-provok­ IN THE ISLAND bert coldly. But when ahe sees Phil­ ing situation to another. Musical Picture lip evidencing a criminal hatred ttt Some of tba best known comed­ TROPICS WITH his cousin she alters her feelings and ians on screendom's roster are In • ALL-NATIVE CAST decides that she will designate Her­ the splendid cast, Including Roland HOUTWOOO SIVO Besides Paul Whiteman, "king of bert as the recipient of all bar Young, Until Warren, William Col­ NIAI t IONIAN* Jazz," to be the feature ef the 25-cent wealth. She writes out tbe will that lier Sr., Sam Hardy, Joyce Comp­ EL CAPITAN PHONE 0« 1147 evening. Later on she ia found mur­ |v«*MM Am*r TMEATRt MAUTIFUL amtonmmttet MitW/ DUFFY revival matinee at the Fox Criterion ton, Sally Blane, George Andre o 1:30 WEDNESDAY TONIGHT 8» > at l'SO tomorrow, tbat theater will dered. The police suspect Herbert. Beranger, Jed Prouty, Wilbur Mack, present an unapproachable array Of Meanwhile Laura hst been visit­ Hank Mann, Walter Walker and 25c REVIVAL MATINEE stage celebrities, vaudeville head- ing her sculptor boy friend, Tom Louise Beavers. Alfred L. Werker PAUL WHITEMAN IN "KING OF JAZZ* liners and screen stars, among whom directed and Leon Gordon wrote the D Hollander. sparkling dialog, as well as tbe p*.*'*. are John Boles, Laura La Plante, Lieutenant Valcour of the police is STARTS WEDNESDAY **! Glenn Tryon, Jeanette Loff, Grace adaptation ef tne film, which is o assigned to the case. Meanwhile from Clare Kummer's stage bit, Hayes, Al Norman, Paul Howard, Phillip, who had been imprisoned, "Good Gracious Annabelle." X Frank Leslie, "the Sisters O," the escapes. Valcour goes to the Endl­ D UK> Russell Markert dancers, the Holly­ It takes a lot of lumber to build n cott mansion. There be finds Her­ (mtihtMQ^m a house—and by the same token, wood Beauties, the Tommy Atkins bert, slumped In a closst, strangled • VKTOR MACLAGLEN sextet and Nail O'Day, the Brox Sis­ to death. it takes a lot of "footage" to build O a motion picture. CARRILIiO ters, the Rhythm Boys, Charlie Ir­ Tbe family doctor injects adren­ JEANNETTE MACDONALD is his most colorful role -£-\ . tti the case of "Tabu," the dra­ H-** win and many others. alin into the dead Herbert's veins. o Rose Hobart {days lead as tba He urges tlmt Herbert's*, bast friend matic romance of the South Sea a girl both brothers love tal Tbe comedy and Instrumental spe­ be present When tbe. dead man re­ Islands, a total of nearly 250,000 o Broken Winf "Chances," the First National cialties for which individual mem­ vives. Hollander, whose flirtations feet of celluloid was shot by tba *_klf At-KAIa-l LAST % DAYS war romance starring Doug bers of the Paul Whiteman band are with Laura never were known to director and producer, F. W. Mur­ Fairbanks, Jr., now at tbe Ma­ famous, an presented ln "King of Herbert, ls called ln. As Herbert nau. Of this 40 miles of film, only a OCEAN PAB-K. DOROTHYBURGESS jestic theater. Jazz." slowly oomes back to life Valcour little over a mile, or about 7,000 o The Rhythm Boys, whose inimi­ prepares to ask him wbo committed feet. Is shown ln tbe final fan* Tbe Whole £DDIE § "I table harmonies have enthralled his "murder." But before Herbert length production. FamUy Will NUART MATINEES SUN.-WED.-SAT.-Z5' SO* 75'-EVERY IVt. SO* 75« _«• H» IS. audiences all over tha world, Wilbur can summon strength to use his voice ash, Regis Toomey, Irving Pichel, I a j e y If you are planning to marry tbe Hall and his unique Instrumental two bullets crash Into tba room. One Sally O'Neil, Lester Vail. Walter Mc- " Honeymoon DOWLING mau of your dreams and you find numbers, John Fulton with his to* wounds Hollander, the a tear kills j r*r8il. Charles D. Brown. Blanche that your sister bas unknowingly mantle voice, "Goldie" Goldf ield with Herbert Friderici and Martha Mattox. o Lane" With "THE RAINBOW MAN" to become engaged to a man whom his eccentric cornet—all of these, Everyone In tba house is suspected. Ita Romance, you had discarded two years before, and others, are In tbe all-Movietone, Valcour has a much-entangled prob­ F a a aai all-Technicolor film. lem to solve. Then the faee Of tbe what would you do? deceased old Mrs. Endlcott appears Additional 1 Thrills for That represents the tense situa­ at a window. But.it Is this strange Young aai tion Gloria Swanson finds herself Jerry's prospective husband, a young event which serves to bring the real o facing ln bar latest United Artists novelist, a part portrayed by Ben murderer to Justice. Amusements on OM aai AH picture, "Indiscreet," which comes Lyon, knows of her past romance Asa a la but does not know tbe identity of , "Murder by tiie Clock" presents a mKSa Friday, August 11. ^^sT*^ to the Nuart tbeater tor three days eaat of screen favorites which in­ Page 23 Between. j*® the man. Imasine his chagrin Night et Nights'. ^S starting tomorrow as tiw feature cludes William Boyd. Lilyan Tash- R e m e m ber attraction. Tbe story waa written when he surprises the two together Wltb ... lights . .. music . .. stars as an original romantic drama by at a party, in an amorous attitude I celebrities ... and a tremendous­ It ls in this interesting situation What a De Sylva, Brown Mid Henderson. that the star finds herself, and tbe Treat "The JUNE COLLYER ly attractive show at one of the steps she takes, not only to save ber Rainbow West's most charming theatres Mlss Swanson. as Jerry Trent, la RAYMOND HATTON On tbe threshold of tbe altar when sister from the man she believes un­ Man" Was? NOAH BEERY . . . come early . . . the feature she Is dismayed to find her sister, worthy of her, bet ber attempts to This Is Even attraction MI the screen will be who had been studying abroad, tak­ patch up her own romance with the Better. MARY CARR ing up wtth Jerry s former suitor young novelist, range from roman­ RAY DOOLEY "POLITICS" and becoming engaged to him. tic fervor to tense drama. wltb COMING THURSDAY MARIE DRESSLER and POLLY MORAN New THEATRE Regular prices w ill prevail at the TELEPHONE 114 Santa Monlra MARIE DRESSLER premiere. Admission las, chil­ 8. M. 22469 MAJESTIC Blvd. dren 10c. loges 60c. POLLYMORA- N Two performances ... 7 and 9. TOWK!. POLITICS WEST WOOD VILLAGE w GREAT THEATRE FAIRBANKSJH CROWDS WILSHIRE BOULEVARD LAST 2 DAYS AT WESTWOOD HILLS HEAR KNOX I Chances f TONIGHT .*" _. RO&HOBAR1__~____- UriOAD'X_-re& _ 7 . "Unrolling the Scroll ef Prophecy" WILSHIRE BLVD With Screen Pictures—Don't Miss HI _.___I7Z.T- AT FEDERAL 7s(r~ 3— ^\^*"*~J~^ MISS RUTH HAVSTAD. Lyric Soprano, WIU Sing Western Electrte -•nod Sjstea -eaters! Adml»sl»B SSe THEATRE Pheas WLA Mm Alao BOBBY JONES . WEDNESDAY W. W. WORSTER. M D., WILL LECTURE ON TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY—DOUBLE FEATURE "HOW I PLAY GOLF" No. 5—"The Spoon" A FIRST NATIONAL "Keeping Physically Fit" "DOCTORS' WIVES" ^ETiJKr AND VITAPHONE HIT -and— Tbs Powerfnl Knox Telescope Will Be Turned ae Saturn Tonight M REVIVAL BARGAIN MATINEE WEDNESDAY AT 1:S» Us Great Rings aad Many Moons Are Sights Yea Will Never Forget. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE" In Addition te Regular Program With Skeets Gallagher aai CSrels Lombard Also CHESTER CONKLIN COMEDY, PARAMOUNT NEWS HARRY RICHMOND ia CANVAS AUDITORIUM (THURSDAY-FRIDAY—"TRADER HORN") "PUTTIN* ON THE RITZ" COLORADO AT THIRD, SANTA MONICA

mj TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1931 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PAGE NINE Outing of Elks Fear Expressed for Honduran Pilot ICL1P THIS COUPON* On Mystery Flight From New YorkDr . Carrie D. Smith THIS COUPON GOOD FOR A $5.00 JAR! NEW YORK, Aug. 11 <__>—Capt. Lisandro Oaray, Honduran flier, was I Set for Sunday unreported today after a mysterious takeoff from Floyd Bennett airport. OP THE ORIGINAL OLD EGYPTIAN Brooklyn, presumably for % nonstop flight to Tegucigalpa. Honduras; Specialist in Advanced 2,300 miles away. Accompanied by Bert Acosta, one-time pilot for Rear Snappy Entertainment to Adm. Richard E. Byrd, Oaray arrived at the airport Sunday afternoon Be Presented During and announced be would make a load test. Airport mechanics placed capital by 0 o'clock last night. Turtle Oil Cream Annuel Picnic 360 gallons ot gasoline in bis mono­ S. Parades, Honduran consul- Chiropractic plane, and, accompanied by Acosta. general la New York, r id tbt flier Santa Monica is receiving wide­ he rolled away. would receive a court martial if he spread advertising and publicity Field officials said Acosta got out landed In Honduras, because of a Tha makers old "Old Egyptian" reeJlaing that there are many mfe™ brand, through tbe Initiative and energy of of tbe plane at the edge of tbemilitar y escapade. of Turtle OU being exploited, and wishing to place their product. The Ong- Santa Monica Lodge Na 906, B. P. field, and tbe plane took to the alr It Was revealed here tbat Oaray inal Turtle Oil Cream," in your hande, "Hake you this amazing <^««**e*«nt O. Elks, in connection wtth the an­ and soon was out ot sight. Tbat had neither a flying license nor If you could take the pain out of a boil nual picnic to be held In Santa was at 3:30 p. m.. Eastern standard state department permit to make coupon at our store with only $1.00 tee a full elee bee ei Face Powder, then Monica canyon Sunday. time, Sunday. such a ulght. wouldn't you want people to know it? Bert Olbert, chairman of the en­ Fliers said he had enough fuel Dr. James H. Kimball, govern­ receive tertainment committee for tbe to last him 30 been, which was ment meteorologist, said a 50-mile That's what Advanced Chiropractic can lodge, ls a former showman aai is up at 0:30 o'clock last night. He headwind would hamper tbe flier widely known now through bis op­ should have reached the Honduran throughout tbe entire Journey. eration and management of radio do, and that's a tip we're giving you. stations. All possible mediums of Outlook Children's SHOW NO PROFIT Free A?5 Turtle Oil Cream publicizing next Sunday's event are CAMBRIDGE, Mass.. Aug. 11 (U.R) Think what Job would have given for a being used. Party Wins Praise —In 1030 tbe average department Just a few channels through store in the United States failed to tip like that THIS OFFER WEDNESDAY- IRWIN DRUG which details of tbe picnic, to be Appreciation of the Outlook's chil­ earn a proft after charging interest held on the Lester A. Scott ranch dren's party given last Saturday on on Invested capital. This* is the re­ 9 to 12 Only THE REXALL STORE at tba foot of tbe Seventh street in­ the Santa Monica pleasure pier was port of the Bureau of Business Re­ cline, are being broadcast through­ expressed by tbe Council of Social PHONE WEST LOS ANGELES 32877 Third and Broadway Welfare In a letter reoeived today search of the Harvard Business out Southern California are 16 radio School, based on a survey of earn* 11573 Santa Monica Boulevard, Wet Lo. Angele. Stations, newspapers, 100 banners on from lira, D. O. Stephens, council ings of 800 representative stores, Interurban red cars through tba president. with sales in ercess of $1,700,000,000. KXIP THIS COUPO! courtesy of tbe Pacific Electric, an­ Tba donations of food which L nouncements from tbe stages of Fox served as guest cards to the party West Coast beach theaters, before were turned over to the council for all service and civic clubs, etc., and distribution to Santa Monica's needy at meetings of Elk lodges throughout families. Southern California. Mrs. Stephens' letter: 1 Read! Bands te Be Feature "Evening Outlook. "Santa Monica, Cal. Tbe picnic, ta begin at 10 a. m. Tte behalf of the Santa Monica THE VENICE DEPARTMENT STORE Then and continue until dark, will have s» band concerts by tbe Santa Monlea Council of Social Welfare I wish to and Elks championship "906" bands; express our appreciation of tbe gen­ dancing in an open-air pavilion to erous amount et canned goods aai 67 Windward Ave., Venice, Calif. Act! music furnished by Roy Randolph's groceries received on Saturday from eight-piece orchestra; races and the children's party given by tbe games ot all kinds, wltb prizes tor Outlook. Never was there a greater young and old; a baseball game be­ need than today. Mm**. tween two picked teams, and a con­ "With appreciation. WILL THROW OPEN ITS DOORS tinuous vaudeville Aew, wltb stage, "Cordially yours. screen and radio stars appearing in "Elmira T. Stephens." numbers which have made them WEDNESDAY 9 a.m. Sharp IN A famous. WOMEN IN MAJORITY 50% to 75% A barbecue feast prepared by Isa- PHILADELPHIA, Aug. II (U.R)— dore Stern, caterer and chef, famed More than 50 per cent of tbe stu­ DISCOUNT for bis cookery, will be served to all dents enrolled for study in tbe sum­ On many other items. MOST SENSATIONAL ®m attending, and parking space will mer school of Temple University be available for a minimum of are women, according to university 4,000 cars. An admission of $1 for officials. Most of them are school adults and 25 cents for children will teachers who are taking extra work Include the barbecue lunch, free in an effort to win degrees. parking, the nrtnn-alr vaudeville, radio acts and other features. Booths Arranged For Refreshment booths and conces­ sions of all kinds will also be con­ ducted under the supervision of the Piles Go Quick committee In charge. Tbe baseball game and various races and contests will see famous Without Selves or Cutting motion picture actors and actresses Itching, bleeding, protruolng piles as umpires, referees and Judges. are caused by bad circulation of the Monte Blue, beloved among "Nlne- blood la the affected parts. Tba O-Sixers," Douglas Fairbanks, Sr., parts become weak, flabby, almost $1.00 Hose Kiddies Sun Suits Richard Dix, Bert Roach, Oeorge dead. Only an Internal remedy can Cooper, Doug Fairbanks, Jr., and remove the cause—that's why salves, Long staple Sea others, a majority of whom are suppositories and cutting fall. Dr. Silk to tha members of tbe Bay lodge, will be Leonhardt's prescription, HEM- I leland cotton.) present. Joan Crawford and Es­ROID. succeeds because it removes telle Taylor take a keen personal congestion, restores circulation, a p. $1.00 Guaranteed fast Interest always ln Elk affairs and heals and strengthens the diseased Manhattan, Wilson Bros, and Grayco are going to endeavor to be present parts. HEM-ROID has such a won­ ose. All! colors. Regular ( Sunday. derful record of quickly aiding even piles of long standing, that •new shades 85c value _. Santa Monica Drug Co. says one Boys* Girls Burned bottle of HEM-ROID Tablets must end your pile agony or money back.— Shirts for Men Advertisement. To Death tn Auto Half priee and less. YPSILANTI, Mich., Aug. 11 (U.R)— The badly burned bodies Ot two Regular et young Cleveland girls and two Ypsl- HINCKLEY'S $2.95 Sweaters Cheese Cloth lantl youths were found ln a $3.50, $4 and $5 charred automobile on the outskirts /J* of the city today. Towne Shoppe $2.95 value. For r Regular 10c per yard The four apparently had been Watch for Annon? Mitral •! a . Fine imported madras and robbed and attacked and the oar aat THree-Oay Clesrsncs '/t ' fancy broadcloths, both CHEESE CLOTH, i afire by tbeir roadside assailants, •1352 Third Street men and women. police said. collar attached end neck­ Thit it a real bargain. Phone 28424 Santa Monica Silk and wool. band styles. Broken sizes Sleeveless slipovers half price • Genuine Imported Genuine SOe Yard Deauville Sandals Half price and less. $4.00 Crepe Odear Women's Genuine $10 Footwear for Women and $5.00 valuea. Blue, green, Ideal for linings, drapes and Walk-Over rad, tan and white. slips. All colors, alao pastels. Half Price and Less Wednesday only. $6.00, $7.50 and $8.50 Val. Footwear at half price Ladies' kid, ties, straps and pumps, in Browns, blacks and blondes. Combina­ blue, green, ian, red and orchid, with tions in both Cuban and French heels. Dresses tor Early Fall Cuban and French heels. 25 c Swim One Lot of Women'a Suits Silk 100% para wool 31 •Bee-sea :;•_ H worsted. For men, ea-B-sfl e_a women estt\ chil* Dresses dren at half price $1.95 yd. Silks and less. Half price end less. Step ins < Panties $5.50, $6.00 end $7.50 in thia group are mod­ Reg. $1.95 silks, "Wilwite," "Holly­ ish summer frocks. 50c non-run rayon wood," "Perfect Knit," georgettes and' step-ins and pan­ "Spalding" Bad "Gant- Values to $10.00. flat era paa, i aar & Mattern." ties. Better stock many ahades ...... up new. Half price

Bath Towels Less Than Half | £;x 44 dou­ $2.95 Blankets— ^ Fo* Wednesday Only ble thread,, Part-WOol, double gam ^•i.. In fancy Pure Silk Women's $10.00 bed sine blankets «P f-jf. $10 VALUES EV t r immed borders. 50c I in colors. Bound **WsV*mWS value ...... Comforters edges ._ ...... Filled with three pounds air- Coats gin wool} 72x84. Brocade cen­ ter. Warm as toast, light ae a Hall Price feather. Less than half price. Tweeds, cheviots said other 100% Pure Wool Worsted Manhattan Regular $29.50 novelties. Children's and Infante* PAJAMAS Swim Suits For Men at Half Price Less than hsdf price Valuea to $1.75 Latest Fall fashions . . . browns, blacks, Regular $3.50 Value greens ... jacket models . .. black crepe, fur trimmed. Satins. Sizes 14 te 44.

1332 FOURTH ST., SANTA MONICA Venice Department Store Pinks PHONE 25935 The Store ot Personal Service 67 Windward Ave., Venice Calif. PAGE TEN EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1931

I *5??/£Z A»WVS? Ctffsm&jRBW BSTELLB UWTQNUNDSEY NJafKY &AGB s BZGP&VCB AUSTIN CUASB JULEEN l\AMQNT * *\ HOME- JgCQMaAT/C^ *• OF INTEREST g WOMEN I ^cXAMBS SAMUBL LACY . National Club Federatim i^maine ivciiard DIANA DANELOVE WORKS WONDERSby Don Flowers Assistance Guild to Give rr STA* JL* m Honor Guest at HELlO FOLKS. IS CVEI-VU L, ~ *__ HAD A, UOH , IT DID US AU. I" Benefit Party Tomorrow Urges Citizenship Classes prenuptial Party BODV SAFE AND SOUND, TERt-iBLE GOOD* VSVC LEACNCD Tae Oeneral Federation of Women's Clubs (national organization) DIANA? VOUR MOTHER ANO TIME FINDING THB MEANING OF SELF- Preparations have been completed fer tbe garden party and bridge Miss Zulene Brandon entertained RELIANCE. I'VE IM­ tea with which the Assistance Guild of Santa Monica Bay Womans Club aUt urge the formation of world citizenship classes for the study of In­ last night In her home, SM Twenty- UTTLE JACKIE A6C AB-WT2D THIS ISLAND. will entertain tomorrow at the gardens of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clark, ternational problems, according to Mrs. Flank J. Wagner, of Santa Mon­ second street, wltb a bridge supper 1MB VSACMT. THEY *^OULDN*T IT'S UNCMABTtD, PROVED MV COOK- llll San Vicente boulevard. Mrs. Raymond Hoyt, president of the bund, ica, new chairman of international relations for tte Los Angeles dis­ and Mrs. Herbert Hertel, chairman of the party, announced today that trict, California federation, mttt. Wagner has Just received a statement and shower, complimenting Miss ST/KV ASMOG?E "tv/MEN >*€ VOU KMC**V. ~|INg, m%MT>- f Romalne Millard, who will become ISrAgTBO SEARCHING ****__. JUST there will be 200 guests at tta affair, from Mrs. Benjamin Hooper, chair- tte bride of Robert Campbell Sat­ which is tto Important social event Assisting Mrs. Hertel are Mra man of International relations for refreshments were served at a late urday. ~* FOO. VQU "~ MAPPCNBO ON Edwin Wens, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. ths general federation. In which she hour. of the year for the guild. Tto supper table was centered IT THC Tte bridge tea is an annual event, Richard S. Miesse, Mra Elmer Hlg­ presents ae outline of the study. Present were Misses Eleanor with a bouquet of pink end lavender FIPST TIME Announce Textbook Sharllp, Craney Goldman, Celia and ts given by tta COM for the gins, Mrs. Leo E. Widney and Miss Goldman, Olen Goldberg, Mollie flowers. The place cards were purpose of earning funds **Mtt which Nadea Allen. The plan of organization and Pulver, Dorothy Elfman, Beatrice painted with figures ef bridesmaids. to purchase materials for sewing methods ot conducting the classes Beldman, Pauline Schoen, Esther Candles, Med wttt rainbow ribbon, garments for tte Santa Monica ulso decor.it »d tbe taolc. Mr. and Mrs- Thomas Squires, will follow the general directions Morganstem, Ruth Russell, Dorothy Council of Social Welfare. 2221 Fourth street, had as guests for world citizenship classes to be Shestack ana Libby Steingart. Covers vere laid set Mlss Joye Snell, Miss Constance Millard, Mlss Members of tte organization, at their Lake Elsinore home re­ found in the text which clubwomen Gilbert Steingart, Jack Hoffman, which includes tte younger women cently, Mrs. Alice Anderson and ter will aae, "Building the World So­ Samuel Frank, Harry Elfman, Leon Tiffie Blanck, Miss Betty Reeder, of tte club, have, since their first ciety, a Handbook ot International Miss Theresa Tarabino, Mrs. James two grandchildren, Beverly and Spirol, Jack Janosky, William Gotts- Barry, the honoree and the hostess. meeting two years ago, made lay­ Charles Swanson, of Chicago* Mrs. Relations." by lean Maples Mc­ danker. Max Berger, Jack Hart, Hat ettes for tto council. Anna Schneidereit, of Nebraska, and Mullen, chairman ot International Frug and Ellazer Friedman. relation- for the Vermont Federa­ Meeting once each month for sew­ daughter, Mrs. Fred Schroeder, and COMPLIMENTS ing, they also plan ways by which granddaughter, Eloise Schroeder, of tion of Women's Clubs. MISS MATTHEWS Santa Monica. Each member who completes the MISS MAULE HONORED needy families can be carftd for. At A cleverly appointed party of re­ One ef the social events in honor the last graduation time, they pro­ half-hour readings in connection of Miss Marjorie Matthews, who wUl with the class eft receive from the cent date was the boa voyage vided commencement wardrobes for • luncheon wtth which Mlss Margaret become tta bride of Floyd C. Mas­ several young women. Mrs. Marie T. department ef International rela­ ner ttoi month, was a miscellaneous yMLI.l-._KB tions of the general federation a Ehrlich entertained ln tor home, Hutchings, ln charge of tbe welfare 416 Marguerita avenue, fer Miss shower given Saturday night by council, and Mrs. D. G. Stephens, scroll, declaring the possessor's pro­ Mrs. TM Perks, 1549 West Fifty- loin-QN's SALT ficiency tn International study. AS Cornelia Maule, who will leave Sep­ president, several times have said tember 1 for a world-wide tour. A third street, Los Angeles. Mrs. PHVLLIS HAS TAUdHT DOOLBV NOlOTT l ttat the guild has proved ta be the For Happy Meat-time. Adds persons who hold a scroll, whether Perks, tto former Gladys Harrison, rood flavor to Friend Wife's they are members of federated clubs table holding a marble replica of DAD AND PtStS HAVE -•TO KAT *WrrH MIS KNIFSI LT most faithful philanthropic organi­ good eooklnt. Morton's Bait attended schools tn Santa- Monlea. i" flavor and er not, will be eligible te compete in the Taj Mahal, brought back by Mr. [LCARNED ID STWIM BSHTTEB.. sation to the community, and , ttay an essay contest fer a trip to Europe and Mrs. H. M. Ehrlich, parents of Miss Frances Brown was awarded urge the women of Santa •f**~V***_ to the hostess, when ttn reoently tte prize for high score at bunco, AND 5VEET ROMANCE lend them all tte support jjpssible. during the summer of 1932. The the diversion of tte evening. successful contestant will be an­ traveled In tbe countries ef the ]SEEMS TO HAVE SPiaOOTEDj nounced on June 25, 1632. East, was piled high wltt remem­ Otter guests were Mrs. M. O. Explains Purpose brances from tto guests for Miss Matthews, Mrs. G. A. Bohman, MTS. " IN OUR MIDST/T Mauls. Donald Hand, Mrs. Ray Howard, A certificate of accomplishment Tto centerpiece of the table was Mrs. C. B. Masner, Mrs. Rose Glass- will be granted to the club ta each a handsome bronze ship, reposing in man, Mrs. Is, tt, Harrison, Mrs. Su­ state which shall contribute the a sea of flowers. The place cards zanne Leonard, Mlss Juno Mat­ toe most Interesting class exercises wees also decorated wltt ships, sad thews, Miss Suzanne Matthews, for use at the meetings of the world tta favors were dainty gifts sugges­ Miss Helen Butcher, Miss Blanche citizenship classes. tive of tts top which the young Bendsen and Mlss Anna Glassman. In explaining tor purpose for honoree will soon make. holding these contests, Mrs. Hooper The afternoon was spent at games says: CHURCH SOCIETY TO MEET and in enjoying music. The Woman's Missionary society "Peace caa come la our genera­ Covers were laid at luncheon for tion only to a world educated la tte ef tte First Presbyterian church Mrs. George Elwell Smith, Ifts. F. will meet In tte church at 10 o'clock basic facts underlying the relations Bryant HUB, Mrs. David Klyce, Miss between nations. Out ef tte united Thursday morning for sewing and Helen Maule, Miss Peggy Maule. quilting. From 11 to 11:30 o'clock effort to attack tto ear problem Mlss Blanche Robinson, Miss Hazel through education, which has been Mrs. George Harrison will conduct Fern Caulk, Miss Marion Stout, Miss a study of missions. made by toe yearly conferences on Virginia Skinner, Mrs. Ehrlich snd tte cause and cure of war, great the hostess. Each member is asked to provide strides to our goal have Been made. one article for the luncheon to be But we must carry tts knowledge to served at 12:30 p. m. At 2 o'clock, every woman ln our membership If BRIDE COMPLIMENTED following the business hour, Mrs. E. we of this generation expect te see a Mrs. John Eppley, nee Dorothy L. R. Elson will have charge of tte world organized for peace during Bugh, was tte honored guest today program. The blessing boxes will be our lifetime. To bequeath war to at a smartly appointed bridge collected. the next generation will be an un­ luncheon given for her by her sister, All women of the congregation are forgivable stupidity." Mrs. Ralph W. Eppley, 933 Twelfth cordially Invited to attend. City Brief8 street. The affair was given at tta Charming Party Nursery Project CHANGE IN ART SECTION Brentwood Country club. A mass UNIC CLUB ENTERTAINED The art section of Santa Monica af tte season's gayest flowers cen­ Mlss Grace Immel, 1116 Pearl Dt. and Mrs. F. W. Hatch, OM Will Be Helped Bay Womans dub will be divided tered tte luncheon table, a color street, recently entertained the At Brush Home Eighteenth street, have gone to the RUBBING ALCOHOL, nn Into two parts next year, Mrs. Wil­ motif of pink and white being used members of the Utile club in her High Sierras for a vacation. Dr. liam H. Cornett, president, an­ ln decoration. home witt a house party. For Attendants Hatch Is pastor of the Trinity Bap­ By Benefit Play FULL PINT BOTTLE _.... LoC nounced today. Mrs. B. W. Harper Covers were laid for Mrs. Milton A business meeting was held tto tist church. will to chairman of the fine arts Berry, Mrs. Frederick Beyl, Mrs. first evening of tto affair, Bt which Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Brush enter- Forty children ln Santa Monica Regular Price SOc work of tte organization, while Mrs. Hiram E. Cassidy, Mrs. Donald Mc­ the following members were Initia­ tined Sunday night ln thetr home Mlss Lorraine Kennedy, 413 Syca­ are waiting to be cared for by tte Elmer Lucas will to in charge of a Lennan, Mrs. Cecil Dickinson. Mta. ted: Miss Betty Atkinson, Miss Mar­ at 625 Twenty-second wltb a smart­ more road, Santa Monica canyon. day nursery of tte Santa Monica OVALTINE, eee\ fascinating new field ef work, a George Elklns, Mrs. J. H. Grollman, guerite Woehler end Miss Dorothy ly appointed buffet supper party returned recently from a six-weeks' Council of Parents and Teachers. crafts workshop which will meet aa Mrs. Daniel Kauffman, Mrs. Gar­ Stelnle. for tte young men and women who trip to Northern California. While Forty men and women are awaiting PEPS YOU UP OOC a section every two weeks. In this rett Livingston, Mrs. Austin Gale, Tto following day was spent on will serve as attendants hi tte taT "A Francisco Mlss Kennedy wss a place where they may leave their a house guest of Dr. P. L. Chevrier babies while ttay go out into tto Regular Price 50c—With Shaker FREE group decorating, modeling and Mrs. W. Blair Gibbens, Mrs. John the beach. bridal party af ttelr daughter, Mlss business world to earn funds to buy weaving will be enjoyed. A. Schaub, Mrs. Richard Parent, Members present were Misses Betty Brush, and C. Leroy Ashley and Miss Isabelle Chevrier, tor thee; babies food and clothing. Tto women Interested la the art Mrs. Norman McEwan, Mrs. Charles Evelyn Gale, Evalyn Durfee, Jose­ when they are married Saturday aunt, formerly of Santa Monica. EPSOM SALTS, «>|- activities ef the club have long Mahler, Mrs. L. B. Polk, Mrs. R. E. phine Kalman, Kay Smythe, Helen afternoon ln the gardens of Dr. and Members of the Santa Monica Ki­ wanted a section tn which they Ross, Mrs. Floyd Rlble, Mra. P. Rlngwald and the hostess. Mrs. William H. Cornett. Capt. Snd Mrs. John E. Sisson, wanis club realized that this acute 5-POUND SACK mmOC Dr. Cornett wUl perform tte cere­ problem must be met and ao ttoy could create. This section, it is be­ Swanson, Mrs. Charles Turner, Mrs. 661 California avenue, Venice, have nave purchased a piece of ground lieved, will give them ttat oppor­ H. Smith. Mrs. William Shoemaker, GIVES GARDEN PARTY mony at 4:30 o'clock. Mlss Helen gone to Del Monte where Captain and deeded It to the dsy nursery. Fee the Bath—Best Quality tunity. Mrs. A. C. Fry, Mrs. Ralph Jenkins, A garden party waa given Satur­ Martin will be. the maid of honor, Sisson will spend two weeks at the Mrs. A. Bunn, Mrs. Douglas Farrell. and tte bridesmaids will be Mrs. reserve officers' training camp. Then Mrs. H. A. Hildebrandt, chairman Mrs. Harper will assist in supply­ day for members of tte Bellettes Richard Von Blarlcom, Mlss Grace Of tte day nursery fund, receives MILK OF MAGNESIA, % ing speakers on fine arts subjects Mrs. E. E. Campbell, mother of the club by Mlss Hilma Swanson, 903 they will go north to visit friend- call after call, not so much for for the club. Mrs. Harper ls herself bride. Lincoln boulevard. Mto snd blue Hester and Miss Kathryn Smith. ana relatives. money, but a place where women FULL PINT LMC Misses Marjorie Austin, Dorothy Jack Fitch will be best man, and a painter. asters decorated the luncheon table the ushers will be Harold Looks, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Garrett, 48 sad men willing and able to work U. S. P. Quality—None Batter lira George Barker, also an Bidler, Virginia Bidler, Eleanor in tte garden. Mlss Verna Larson Allan Laws and Earl R. Peterson. may leave their children to be cared artist, was chairman of the art sec­ Genereaux, Catherine Holman, Mar­ won high score ok bridge. Maoery road, Santa Monies canyon; for, she reports. garet Michel, Marie Middlekauff, The Brush home was gayly dec­ Mrs. H. M. Cowan, 007 Ninth street, tion during the last year. Her Other guests wars Miss Betty orated last night with scabiosis, and Miss Estelle Dillon, also of Children will be fed and cared IRISH LINEJN £A meetings drew large numbers ot Helene Millard, Alice Olcott, Ger­ Bowland, Miss Virginia Foster, Mlss dahlias and asters. c-anta Monica, were among the re­ tar during tte day so their par­ STATIONERY VuC men and women. She was consid­ trude Stenson, Sally Smith. Jean­ Virginia Larson, Miss Pearl Lane, Guests were Dr. and Mrs. O. L. cent American visitors at Baden ents can work. ered one of the best chairmen who ette Worllne. Beatrice HaU, Sally Miss Elinore Swanson and Miss Leldenrott, Mr. and Mrs. Von Blarl­ Baden, tte health and pleasure re­ Five hundred men, women and 72 Sheets, SO Envelopes has ever served the elub. Faucett, tte honoree and tto Grace Godino. com, Mr, ent Mrs. Laws, Mr. and sort in tte Blade forest of south­ children have been willing to take hostess. Mrs. Peterson, Miss Martin, MlM western Germany. part ta "The Ghosts on tte Tutle GIVE BEACH PARTY Farm," day nursery benefit play that ANTI-ANT OUTFIT, |»n Mr. and Mrs. John Eppley, who Hester, Miss Smith, Richard Crane, will be seen at Lincoln Junior high The Junior auxiliary of the B'nai The Rev. an1 d Mrs. A. K. Stewart, have been spending ttelr honey­ Locke. Fitch, Ashley, Miss f rush Mr. and Mrs. Morris Scheer, 1223 GOVERNMENT FORMULA VuC B'rith entertained witt a beach 3744 Ito*****- terrace, Palms, en- school auditorium September 2, 3 moon in Montecito, have returned and tne hosts. North Orange drive, Los Angeles, snd 4, and help by giving their 1 Pint Syrup and 6 Fenders party recently, tto tost affair given nounce the birth ef a daughter, to Santa Monica and will make Tte wedding Saturday will bring announce tte birth ot a daughter, services. Of this group Will Ames under tbe newly elected officers. Mary Margaret. In tte Santa Mon- their home tore. A number of af­ to a close a series of many parties Arlene Jacqueline, ta the Santa has chosen 37 for tte cast. Tto Songs and games were enjoyed, and lea hospital August 4. fairs have been planned for them. that have been given to honor the Monica hospital July 7. cast includes Edith Mattern, Lor* bride-elect and her fiance. ralne Alcalay, Helen Mattern, the VACATION J7_ Two other weddings will take Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Adams of Andrews sisters, Jane Sargeant, SPECIAL ...L *%#C place Saturday. Immediately pre­ Puente visited in Santa Monica re­ Fred Haunerman, Virginia Reese, 1 SOc Prophylactic Tooth Brush and SEE OUR SEE OUR ceding tte Ashley-Brush nuptials cently. Betty Wand, Tommy Wand, Kath­ WINDOWS Mlss Romalne Millard, daughter of erine Hail, Will Ames, Jacle Wil­ 1 Tuba Listerine Tooth Pasta WINDOWS Bruce Millard, 316 Marguerita ave­ Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Spalding, liams, Charles Oelze and S3 others. nue, will become the bride of Rob­ 1543 Fifth street, announce the birth Smith-Robinson ert Campbell. Miss Millard has also of a son, Robert Emmanuel. SHAVING COMBINATION A A _ been the honoree at many charm­ NEW CLUB MEETS SMART SHOES ing affairs since tte announcement Mrs. I. Durhammer of Santa The new Neighborhood elub, or­ SPECIAL ..\ 4aJC' of her betrothal several weeks ago. Monica entertained a group of ganized by tte Women's alliance of 1 Gem Razor, 2 Blades, 1 Tube of Shaving 131,7 Third Street Santa Monica This wedding wtt also take place friends from Puente and Otterbein the Unitarian church, will meet in Phone 24370 in the Cornett gardens. recently. the social room of the church Fri­ Cream, 1 Pint Witch Hazel Miss Sue Fleming, daughter of day night. This Is the first eve­ Mr. snd Mrs. J. W. Fleming, 2502 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kenyon, ning meeting of the organization. California, and Lawrence Pulliam 1828 Third street, and their nephew Men as well as women are Invited will be married Saturday night ln and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Carl to attend. Summer tte First Presbyterian church of Hammer, of San Francisco, spent Tto new club was formed to make Santa Monica. the weekend st Lake Elsinore and it possible for strangers ta tte com­ SANTA MONICA now are visiting at Hot Springs. munity to become acquainted. BRIGHT SILK 8ASHES Bridge and five hundred will be PARIS. Aug. 11 Ul» — Bright silk Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Sorenson. 2208 played. sashes are growing more impor­ Twenty-second street, will leave Refreshments will be served and Clearance Shoe Sale tant In the dressy afternoon mode. soon for a three months' visit in prizes awarded the winners at cards. DRUG CO. A number of •alt Lake (Mf. 301 Santa Monica Blvd. (Corner Third St.) Men's, Women's end Children's Are Included in This shite chlffon and Mr. and Mrs. Will Carry of To- nousseline frocks Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mann and peka, Kan., are house guests of Mr. PHONB 21471 FREE, PROMPT DELIVERT for formal after- son, Paul, of the Las Palmas apart­ and Mrs. George I. McCoy, Ut Prominent Sale Shoe Sale Exceptional Values aoon wear are ments, on Fourth street, tot yes­ Ocean Way. terday for Manila. Pricea Men's Oxfords iirdled by narrow Women's Shoes preen satin sashes, Mrs. Louise Freed returned to pastel blue er Santa Monlea today after a visit The Newest Colors Are tame of which wttt her daughter, Mis. Stella 95 end ln long float­ Converse, In Santa Barbara. Mrs. Featured in This Clearance $4 ing streamers in Freed ls a guest at tte Las Palmas "I've Been Making Coats for 27 Years hut Never $095 formerly the back. apartments on Fourth street 17.50 SALE OF HOSIERY The mode offers Have I Seen Such Values? Tan or Black Oxfords opportunity for a Thomas Osborn, 339 Seventeenth Much Interest is added to this Sale Tan and White Oxfords wide range of va­ street, has returned home from a —Said a Coat Manufacturer through the savings offered in our Black and White riation to express trip to tte San Bernandino moun­ 9 5 tte i nidi vidua tains. hosiery section. That we should re­ Oxfords taste of tte wear- duce prices at all on always-wanted, or, and to lighten tta severity Mrs. Mary Potter and daughters, always-needed hosiery is but further of white witt a gay bit of color. Miss Mas Potter and Miss Edna *4 . evidence of our desire to make our Potter of Denver, are recent arrivals PLAN CARD PARTY at tte Nadlne apartments on Ozone sale one of unusual merit. The Santa Monica Bay Parlor of avenue, Venice. Bostonians tte Native Daughters of tte Golden Black, Tan or West will give a card party gt 7:45 Mrs. Arthur F. Giroux, who has mON SALE Sale Price Combinations p. m., August 31, ia tte Eagles hall. torn at the Santa Monica hospital Mrs. Elmer Barnes has charge of recovering from injuries suffered ta Values to $11.50 tte refreshments. Stt accident an May 13, now is con­ Cents With Fur Trimmings Like These Would Have Reservations may be made by valescing in the home of her daugh­ calling Mrs. Eldred Meyer, 28270. ter, Mrs. Frank L. Soper, 1620-B Cost You $40 Last Yaar Pico boulevard. $5.95 After a visit ta Canada. Seattle and Portland, Ore., Mr. and Mrs. E. Miss Constance Vachon. daugh­ S. Blair, 1SS2 Washington boulevard. ter of Mr. and Mta. Peter Vachon, $6.95 Venice, have returned to the Bay SMI Georgina avenue, will be the district. They were guests of their guest of Lieut, and Mrs. Milton Na­ son, Edward K. Blair, ta Seattle. tion ln Coronado next week, tte $7.95 They also stopped in San "ftancisco Nation wedding was one of tte Im­ tor ten days on their return trip portant weddings Of last season from Harriet Hot Springs, in Can­ Mlss Vachon was one of tta atten­ dants. A re h-P rese rver ada. They were gone six weeks. factor Sale Prices Shoes' You've never seen such lavish use of lux­ Por Women ee urious fur ta coats priced so low. Wide, •11.00 Children's sumptuous collars. Stunning ncvelty cuffs. Values. $7.95 Bel-Crepe, Pebble Crepe, Lucia, Peblera, and N-HUR Sonya—unprecedented qualities. New slen­ „ *•* *o a. •_ S1360 derizing style. Distinction, Newest colors. Values. $8.95 Boys' Shoes Salad MuSsmtrd Perfectly delicious, with ALL SILK linings. Sizes 14 to 44. an appearing tang of its own that makes cold and poc foods taste better! Specially Smith-Robinson adapted for salad dressings. SMART SHOES ONTGOMERY WARD & i.O 131,7 Third Street Santa Monica USTARD 1318-20 Third Street Phone 24733 Santa Monica supp [TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1931 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA,'CALIFORNIA' PAGE ELEVEN mSOCmamXam AC&VV.S* --. tttXmm&EBN 8 CLUB jsjCTTa*TTtm*)9 FASHIONS !(_? UOME- AZ*COs\tVMAXthaS OP .INTEREST *> WOMEN *- Jtag-g."'^' *** -i. i .1. m BMW-— i. i ,i . i i .—---—_BI I i ___==-= j •_ ^ ___' _ •_ JJ BRITISH HOME BENEFIT boards of the British Old PeopMpI A garden party will to given Fri­ Home te Calif arnia at Sierra Log of the Good Ship Life Home Economics: Housewife Aids Tuning In With Our Children day ie tte home of Mra S. G. Guests will bring their Bf ESTELLE LAWTON LINDSEY By FLORENCE AUSTIN CHASE By JAMES SAMUEL LACY Willis, 1029. Twenty-fourth street, luncheon. Tea and coffee will be Communication- RclaUtr* to Thl* Department Should fa SAAiuamt %f Coaununleatlou BalatlV* IS Thl* Dsiniiail Should Ba Addressed Is •null* t*»too LindMT. Ul Ctn at ThU Paper PLAN YOUR OWN LIFE WITHOUT FATHER-IN-LAW at Ik o'clock. The party will be provided by tte hostess. Attar fXattom AaaUa Casta la Oata at rait fapat *T am a widow with four children between the ages ef 17 months and 7 given under tte auspices of Queen luncheon visitors may play cards or Perhaps you thought, yesterday, ttat X wss an enthusiast ot the Girl PLAIN COOKIES MAKE MANY DELICACIES Victoria chapter. Daughters ot tte years. My husband died leaving us $2,000 Insurance money. That is every British Empire. sew on household linen for tte Scout movement. Tou are right; I aas, and X eaat otters to be, especially There is frequently a demand tor something simple yet attractive to home. serve with a dessert, and this may be always on hand If we master the cent we have ta tte world, lip father-in-law lost btl wife recently. He Instead of the usual entrance fee, parents. Xt Is tte answer to so many problems tbat are not other­ offers to look after me and tto children If X will pay off tto mortgage on All Interested ta tto new estate wise met. X should think ttot parents would be for lt. 100 per eent. formula fer making plain cookies. Plain cookies may be decorated wltt his home. I am to keep house for all of us and he agrees to make the guests are asked to bring preserves, drawings or greetings for festive occasions a la pastry tube. Cakes may be canned goods or any other imper­ llshment at Sierra _-sdre are In­ and many of them must to because there are now In these United living. Now here ls tbe part X hate- ishable articles for the store cup­ States some 300,000 girls ta tte baked ta fancy shaped pans or ta a sheet, then cut Into attractive shapes to teU. He is unreliable. IBs habits vited to attend. movement. They ars divided Into This gives the tissues a little leeway witt suitable cutters. Plata cake see Irregular. X am afraid to might 9,000 troops ta more than 3,800 com­ for adjustment. put together wltt red jelly, such as remortgage the place; many things City Briefs currant Jelly, ent Into small shapes munities. And Q—My husband, 57 years old, had could happen between now and his After a month's visit with Dr. and Saa movement an affair with a girl ta the 20s. I and frosted with Nancy Page death, when tto children are to In­ Mta. John P. Nuttall. 1317 Georgina only began ta am convinced that all she wanted seven minute By FLORENCE LA P1NKB herit his home. avenue, Mr. and Mrs. W. R La VI- wla. tt waa from him was his money and his icing which toa ARE NEW HATS FEMININE AND "I want to take the money snd elle and daughter, Martha Anne, started by Mrs. ear. X sued for divorce. Re went been roughened DIFFERENT? YES. mat a big, old house, furnish It and left Sunday to motor back to their Juliette lee et East and is a broken man. Be begs to give lacy af­ rent rooms. I think I could do this home ta Louisville, Ky. Mrs. La VI- Savannah, Oa., to return to me and his family asks fect, is very at­ | on half the money and pot the elle ls the former Marian Nuttall. and the Olrl me to take him back. X will never be tractive. ! other $1,000 away for emergencies. I Scouts ite In­ happy with him again. Should I Sugar cookie*- have little education and no experi­ Mrs. Maurice Keating at Salt corporated as a take him back? M. A. P. are tto most ence at earning a living. But I am Lake Olty is a guest of her sister, nonsectarian, popular of * the young and strong. My father-in- nonpartisan • A.—Isn't there a tenet of your cooky family. To i law resents my not turning the Mrs. S. C. Way, 838 Sixteenth street. tody, wttt head­ faith that advises forgiving 70 times make them: 81ft money over to him. He says that Her daughter. Miss Barbara Keat­ quarters in New seven? Of course, X dont think fleer, then 11 wtll lose it all, and that he won't ing, has been spending tte summer York city. Any anybody ls helped by another's for­ measure out help me If X do. with tto Ways and will return to group of girls of giving. But lots of men of your hus­ Salt Lake with her mother. four cupfuls and He May Forget Hie Duty Scout age — 10 band's age do their first straying ta reslft with one __ . to 18 — may or- tta confusion and pain of growing teaspoonful bak­ 'Your column tells me" that you Dr. and Mrs. Wilfred % Theri- Mrs, Llndsey ganlze a troop tit. Except this one lapse, your hus­ ing powder, one- aaa a fair-minded person aad will ault. 387 Twenty-fourth street, aai by writing to Miss Josephine Schaln, band was good to you. half teaspoonful not be biased. Please advise mc Mrs. E. 8. Cone, et Brentwood national director, 670 Lexington, Can't you remember tto long Mrs. Chase what to do." Heights, have jeft on a motor trip New York. The expense Is very years of happiness and forget tte salt, one-fourth teaspoon­ Widowed Mother of Four. to Canada. They will be gone sev­ small, from 2 to 5 cents per week short period of pain? Bitterness is ful soda. Cream one cupful fat Dear Mother of Tost'. Your hus­ eral weeks. psr girl. This takes care of all the a poor companion for an aging (half butter at least, tt conve­ band aad the father of your babies expenses except the annual out­ woman. nient) and two cupfuls sugar, Add being gone, you will have to learn Mr. and Mrs. Frank M Prior, ings. three eggs, weU beaten, and con­ to face life for yourself. Xt you 1143 Hartzell street. Pacific Pall- IL H—Relaxed pores on your pro­ tinue creaming until smooth and The milliner was showing Lois As a rule, two weeks at the Scout boscis are not a major tragedy. aad Nancy tte new hats. Truly they have no surer support on which to j sades, have as their house guest, summer camps cost about S6 a Noses Often develop bis pores. Of fluffy. Add one-fourth cupful milk seemed revolutionary and a far • lean tha—-n a- -father-in-la . w_ _ whose i Mrs. Prior's mother Mrs. A. M. week, outside transportation. Girls course, ttey ean be helped, and X and one teaspoonful vanilla mixed cry from tte tight-fitting felt | propert_y„ Is already mortgage—__ d . yo. u Walden, of Salt Lake City, who will whose parents are too poor to give with one-half teaspoonful lemon ex­ had best plan your life without him. < spend the month ot August with have sent you the name :1a doctor tract. Stir ln tte dry ingredients cloches which had been so univer­ them transportation money are oft­ who can help you. Suppose you do sally popular a few years before. He may mean well, but human them. en sponsored by women's clubs and have a few long hairs on your nose? and mix well together. Place In re­ nature is changeable. Later on he so enjoy their outings ta tte most frigerator until thoroughly chilled. It Is true that the spring and sum­ may waat to move a companion of Mr. and Mrs. J. R Tobin, tit Tto electric needle will remove Roll out ttta, ent and bake in hot mer of 19SI had pointed the way wholesome fashion. them Meantime you ean yank them to a greater variety and femininity his own Into the house. Or ta his, Euclid street, returned Saturday At Big Pines we found two Girl out wltt tte tweezers. Cool off. oven (#00 degrees VJ or use three loneliness he may go back to the from a motor trip to Monterey, San Scout camps, the Glendale camp, of cups pastry flour and force through In hats, but even so— wild, reckless habits of bis younger Francisco, Lake Tahoe and Oak­ E. L.L. pastry tube onto baking sheet to AH of the hats, as the milliner land. Dr. and Mta. W. R Dunmlre, , which X snd my friends were guests, Q.—I am 18 and am required to pointed out, showed quite a bit of days. aad the Los Angeles camp, on an­ be courteous to my mother's friends. form cookies. Will make about six Keep Year Family Together of Hollywood, accompanied them on other mountain side. We had din­ dozen cookies. hair. The exposed forehead, which part of the trip, ner with tta young people, and a I dont try to pick them for tor tod not been becoming to most Where would you and your chil­ good dinner, too, boiled ham, beans, but Sto wants to pick my friends UNCOOKED ICINO FOR COOK­ women, had become, happily dren be then? What chance would Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. two kinds of bread and butter, milk, and makes a terrible scene tt I go IES—Combine three tablespoonfuls enough, a thing af tte past. yoa have to recover the money if A. C. Godino, 1821 Princeton atreet, coffee for tte adults and a delicious wltt anybody she does not like. hot cream, two tablespoonfuls Usually tto hats dipped over one ppe banded it over to him now? were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Marquis and dessert of Jello and bananas. Tto Please tell me, tos she a right to orange Juice and whatever coloring est tmt right one—and then None. daughter, Miss Margaret Marquis, campers served lt, taking turn pick my friends for me?—H. H. you desire (tf used). Stir ta enough showed tte Int eye and much hair Your suggestion of a rooming of Hollywood. Miss Margaret is a Bbout. Tou would go far before A.—She most certainly has not. confectioner's sugar to make the over the forehead and ear of the house shows that there ara many Juvenile motion picture actress. finding easier, more gracious hospi­ The chances are ttat you find some right consistency to spread, then left side of the head. things you cannot undertake to do tality. of her friends uncongenial, yet she add one-half teaspoonful vanilla ex­ There was one trim and trig while your children are so small. would consider you aa Impertinent tract. Chocolate icing may be made canoe shape with its ribbon trim­ Your Idea offers aa opportunity for < maammmmma..»*#»#»»•*<-»*#»*#*»#*#»*#»»*#»»*#»*»»»»*#*»#»»»##><»< Ine girls rise at 6, and every hour child If you were not courteous to by omitting tte orange juice, add­ ming going straight back over the keeping your young, growing family Scougall Featured is accounted for until 10 p. m., ing two tablespoonfuls more tot if when taps sounds and the happy them. Tou actually would to ill- turned-back brim and tte small. together. At Chorus Singing < troop go to sleep under the stars bred If you were not niw to any cream, and mixing ground choco­ round crown. Whatever poo do, go about It on camp beds. friend of hers. She should extend late or cocoa with the powdered su­ Then there was the modification cautiously. Don't allow your enthu­ Harry Scougall, well known and < i you the same courtesy. You are a gar before mixing lt ln. Chocolate of tte derby, sleek and yet femi­ siasm for your new venture to con­ popular Santa Monica baritone, waa l! There are fifty subjects for the grown woman aad have a right to leing ls especially desirable for Icing nine, with its trimming of a tailored sume all yoar little nest egg. if the artist presented at tto weekly < i tnastery of which the girls may re­ the animal cookies for children. you ean find an old house properly choose your associates as long as bow. Community Sing last night foUow­ < i ceive badges after passing tests. they are decent. PLAIN CAKE—This is the kind of located at a low rental, you might Look on a few of than: Archery, cake that is best for children for solve your problem admirably by let­ ing the hour of community chorus • > nature study, swimming, horseback the treat accorded them occasion­ ting rooms. singing led by J. Arthur Lewis, sing riding, life-saving, motorist, musi­ ! ally. To make lt: Mft pastry flour Strength to Your Character director. 11 cian, child nurse, citizen, house­ Style Glimpses to make ono and one half cupfuls. Scougall sang a group of songs II 11 keeper, insect finder, bugler, crafts­ Xf you do that, as soon as you i > to AILEEN LAMONT Resift wltt one and one half tea­ have a trustworthy, capable woman which Included: "Friend O* Mine," man, Journalist, star finder, and so spoonfuls baking powder, one- by Sanderson; "Clorinda," by Mor­ < i Special Correspondent at Eeenlnc Ontloak roomer ttat could supervise your 11 an. NEW YORK, Aug. XJ (CPA)—Xf fourth teaspoonful salt. Cream babies tt need arose, make a little gan; ami "CaU of the Sea," by Blx. 11 How many home girls ever have a you want to make a Panama hat one-fourth cupful fat, add three- concession to ber in exchange for Ito an encorce he sang "Rolling < i ehande for contact with so many look different, as Paris wants to do fourths cupful granulated sugar caring tar the children two or three Down to Rio." He was warmly re­ >\ valuable activities? The girls at Big just now, you cut a wedge-shaped slowly and continue creaming until evenings a week. Then you start ceived to his audience. New Low Prices! Pines showed me the loveliest books slash ta the crown. Then you put tree from sugar granules. . Add one tonight school to train yourself ln Artist for next week's Sing will * > ot pressed wild flowers which they a brown grosgrain ribbon around the egg well beaten and cream until some particular line of work. Or be Mary Bell, a coloratura soprona. bad gathered In tte neighborhood. crown and sew the point ef tte tte mass is a fluffy light-colored at first you might want to Improve Mlss Bell, Who is a Well known Bach was placed opposite a dear, wedge down over it. For ao good mixture. Add tte dry ingredients your general education. Denver singer, Is a summer visitor ta j alternately with one-half cupful Santa Monica. brief. Intelligent description of tos reason whatever, except ttat tte since you have youth and 11 plant on which lt had blossomed. resultant effect Coffers from the av­ milk, beginning and ending wtth the strength you need not remain Inex­ Permanent * i Tto books gave a comprehensive erage Panama. dry Ingredients, then add one-half perienced. Learn to do some one 1. Idea of the flora of tto California Page Queen Bess teaspoonful vanilla extract. Bake in A mercury hat with Its wings, thing wan enough to make a liv­ Reckless Drivers mountain and desert regions. But London has a rammer coat which sheet, layer or cup cake pans as celebrated by its namesake, was a ing for five. You will be tar hap­ 11 , the best thing about the Girl Scouts good Queen Bess might envy. It is desired. groat favorite. The equestrienne pier struggling tor your taring in Pay Stiff Penalty i > > ls the Ideal of fair play that tta ln pale green cloth, it is almost as Variations type, something Uke tne derby, your own home than you would be Charges of driving while Intoxi­ — "refused to steer," they told police. Specialty Wave Shoppe j A.—The National Health Service slte squares between which a big dissolve it, then add to plain cake ont tts allure. toward Ennls White, son of a Before they were stopped they had advises a Isas of not more than one square of jade ls set. batter wtth the last few stirs. (Copyright, INI, Publishers Smdleata) wealthy Buffalo, N. Y., chemical crashed into several cars, damaging pound or one and a half per week. (Oopyrttht, 1931, Consolidated Press Ass'n) LIGHTER CAKE—Fold one stiff­ manufacturer, and latest husband them considerably, police declared. Outlook Building Phone 22277 ly beaten egg white Into batter be­ Dr. T. B. Chew, 610 Alta avenue, of Eugenia Bankhead Hoyt Butt fore pouring into cake pan. wltt his daughter, Mary, and a Lee, was ta tto county Jail today ICING—Perhaps ttte easiest Icing patty of friends, left Santa Monica facing bad check charges, and also to make is tte "seven minute icing," yesterday on a motor tour to north­ faced the possibility of losing his i but the boiled and uncooked Icings ern California. After a stop in San wife of a month through an an­ are still favorites wtth many, Francisco they will drive leisurely nulment action. This SEVEN-MINUTE ICING—Put the through the Redwood forests tod Aba. Bankhead Hoyt Butt Lee whites of two eggs, one-half tea­ other scenic districts, including the White, through her attorney, said sal spoonful cream of tartar, one- Columbia river region. They will re­ she would go to court today to sever Is Not her martial tto. CHILDREN'S fourth teaspoonful salt and two cup­ turn about August 23. fuls granulated sugar Into tte top a Cut Rate of double boiler. Set this Into lower @ m **t 1, »MW* part of boiler filled wtth enough Beauty Shop boiling water to come ep well around the upper part. Beat contin­ uously wltt the Dover beater tar f A Perfect AILMENTS minutes. Boil tha water ta tte low­ er part while tte mixture Is being beaten. Remove from tire. i_—______•-___——______•__—_—-ma But It is one of the finest, best ventilated and best Pour out tto boiling water, re­ Permanent "Wave place with cold. Let stand five min­ So Many Things Are Being equipped shops In Southern California. utes. Add one teaspoonful vanilla. Soft, Lustrous, Natural Then spread at once. Chocolate may be added to the and Deep Waves Done for tho Little Ones Here you may have a Consult tu about re- Icing, using tbe ground chocolate With Ringlet Ends or cocoa and mixing It with the Guaranteed to Leal Today to Make Life Soft Water Shampoo* waving your cheap or sugar. Rinse, Finger Wave or After spreading the icing on the Until Trimmed Better and Easier Marcel for poor permanents— cake and before it has set, cocoa- Away nut, fresh or canned, shredded, may be sprinkled over the top and sides. lor Them $1.50 $8 and $10 ORAHAM CRACKER CAKE — We hope al the things told parents are fer Cream one-third cupful shortening, the better upbringing of children. A good add three-fourths cupful sugar and many become fanatical In their teachings and then cream them together weU. Add FOR YOUR NEXT HAIR CVT TRY tte beaten yolks of two eggs and can see only one viewpoint. PIERRE— TBAT FRENCH ARTIST beat tto mixture thoroughly. Mix TO DO THINGS NORMAL AND NATURAL and sift three teaspoonfuls baking powder and one-half teaspoonful IS THE BEST. Ia my opinion, after yeare ground cinnamon, then mis them of study and practical experience, Jnst a with thirty graham crackers, rolled Includint Two Soft-Water moderate amount of exercise, plain diet, lots fine, aid add this alternately with Thelma Rose Beauty Salon one cupful milk. Last fold in ttoi Shampoos and Finger Wave of relaxed sleep and real aad enoufh work B stiffly beaten whites at two eggs, ta give the body a good health-tiredness will 1518 Fourth Street and one-half teaspoonful vanilla. nrp SOFT WATER OIL SHAMPOO Phone 25576 Bake ln two greased layer cake pans F I\ IL Ea WITH EVERY PERMANENT WAVE give as the best developed body aad mind. I do aot believe ia trying to make super -children, to my in a moderate oven. Use chocolate work I try to make the bone articulation ae Bear perfect as possible, build up a good, strong eUminattv* icing and filling. We Wave Long, Short, Dyad, Bleached or White Hair system and correct any fault I And la assimilation of food. If the body properly direst* MU food and carries off waste matter, there will be very little poison ta the system, and If the system la strong the FINGER Bey a Book ef body will throw off most of the common troubles, TM most important, thing Is to regulate tbe eUmtaattve WAVES for $2 Tickets Wednesday system so tt will throw off the poison. We don't need a lot of strong poisons In tho system to bring them back to normal. WET FINGER WAVE, 25c CASE OF ASTHMA Of LITTLE GIRL—For three years the family have moved from place to place AUG. HENNA PACKS, $1.00 E5£ trying to find a climate where she could sleep. After three adjustments tbe ehild tod reUef. CASE OF BED-WETTING—ChUd eight years old. Ml adjustments was aB r_Hollywood Boulevard Tuesdays, Thursday, Saturdays Mondays. Wednesdays, Fridays LOGES. 50c SALE [ BAT CITIES BLDG.; ffD'S RESTAURANT. la Lea atoreies. tt ta L « ia ftt Across the Street from Warner Bros, Theatre to Sawtelle, Iff A. M. te T tt .tt fits ORegea ISM t^^SSl^JT-

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ECONOMY WEBNESBAI •> DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE ------TRUTHFULLY ADVERTISED These Specials On Sale WEDNESDAY ONLY August 12, 1931 lr •On Sale Wednesday Only* *On Sale Wednesday Only* *On Sale Wednesday Only* '•On Sale Wednesday Only* •On Sale Wednesday Only* At H. C. Henshey Co. Orchid Beatify Salon At Haile's Dollar Store At Tho Marbro Shop Bey Dept. Store At the Specialty Shop 1430 Third Street 113 S. M. Blvd.—Phone 28285 1824 Third Street 1404 Third St SANTA MONICA SANTA MONICA SANTA MONIOA SANTA MONIOA SANTA MONIOA Combination Permanent We're Sleeveless Dresses & Ensembles 10-Quart Cookers Silk Ondlcel Donna Crepes! d»j-* AA Dress Clearance Very special •$ , d»/» fTA Dresses and Ensembles Also $5.00 permanent waves, «MV.OU Blue speckled enameled cookers. d»-fl ft(\ Jerseys I Georgettes! Silk tDQ.UU either Spiral or Croquignole. Shantungs! Dresses for young Just fifty offered for Wednes- «8 I eUU Georgettes, crepes, prints. Com- 0(% QQ Complete every Wednesday, marcel or finger day selling—five-purpose, heavy Chiffons, flat crepes, prints, #f_F QQ misses and for matrons, all sizes la the plete size range, 14 to 44. For- tp_rZaOO wave or henna pack with complimentary georgettes. Beautiful late sum- V a eOO group from 14 to +8. Values to $15.00. What steel, exceptionally durable and serviceable. merly valued to 17.95. soft-water shampoo, $1.00. Only specialists Regular $3.50 value, while they last, $1.00. mer styles. Valued op to $19.50. a buy! serve you at this modem beauty salon.

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At Woolard Service At Parry Shoe Store At Campbell's Store At Hamburger's Dandy Cleaners t% Dyers 1829 and 1813 Wilshire Blvd. 1341 Fourth St, 808 Fourteenth St 329 Broadway 332 Santa Monica Bird. 1445 Third St SANTA MONICA SANTA MONIOA Near Fourth Street, SANTA MONICA SANTA MONIOA SANTA MONIOA Anniversary Specials Cleaning Solvent 1,000 Shirts Children's School Dresses Any ladles' coat thoroughly Children's Oxfords cleaned and pressed ______Genuine Union Cleaning Solvent. < A Plain white, blue, tan, green and Our regular $2.25 to $3.50 dresses d»-a /»Q Plain silk si-wsn— 75c Regular 35c. Very special for Lt/C fancy broadcloth shirts. Collar $1.00 la all sizes, t ttt $4-95. Sample wIsOi/ With these super specials we commemorate Wednesday selling only. Bring Brown elk blucher oxford, with attached and neckband. Sizes line Of children's sweaters at OBT third anniversary at 1341 Fourth St. and your ean container. composition sole. Sizes 8H to 2. $1.45 14 to Vt%. one-half and one-third off. 805 Fourteenth SL (Cash and carry prices.)

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The Specialty Shop Eldridge Poultry Market Popular Department Store At Ha C. Henshey Co. At Auree Shop 1430 Third St. (Next to Woolworth's) 218 Broadway 1444 Third Street Bay Dept Store 1348 Third St SANTA MONICA SANTA MONIOA PHONE 28963. SANTA MONIOA SANTA MONIOA New Felt Hate Silk-Dress Clearance New Fall Hats 2 Fat Hens Boys' Linen Knickers Same successful special we have d»-a AA A large selection of new Fall felt Actual $1.95 values. Plain colors Prints, chiffons, crepes; Sleeve- AS the latest models. Including tf»-e QK been running past several Wed- w I «UU hats In tto newest styles . . . $1.00 tt fancy patterns for boys from $1.19 leas and some with sleeves. $4.88 the new fashionable Empress. «D I .UtJ nesdays. Fresh dressed In this Derbies, eto. Newest fail shades; S to 14 years. A wonderful buy Travel prints. Valued formerly Eugenie tilt, valued at $3.95. clean lire-poultry market. We deliver gladly. all head sizes. Special, Wednesday only, $IM, at this price! Third floor. up to |1S. Specially priced now.

•On Sale Wednesday Only* •On Sale Wednesday Only* *On Sale Wednesday Only* •On Sale Wednesday Only* •On Sale Wednesday Only* Columbia Outfitting Co. Jones Dress Shop 1 i 1841 Third Street At The Marbro Shop At Smith-Robinson At Wilshire Beauty Shop SANTA MONICA 620 Santa Monica Blvd.* 1225 Wilshire Blvd. 1404 Third St SANTA MONIOA 1847'Third Street Terky Peggy Dresses'* SANTA MONIOA SANTA MONIOA SANTA MONIOA Phone 37370 Never before and never again <*»/** AF Wash Dress Clearance will you find the celebrated tD|J.*/*J Special $8.00 Croquignole "Perky Peggy" seal crepe dresses Dress Specials Final summer clearance of a d»-a iA Sale Silk Hosiery priced as low as they are offered today. In special group of wash dresses, u) I .L*J Good any day this week If ap- 6f* All one-, two- and three-piece 'styles. Sizes 14 voile dresses and pajamas. Reg­ polntment ia made Wednesday.

*On Sale Wednesday Only* On Sale Wednesday Only- •On Sale Wednesday Only* •On Sale Wednesday Only* *On Sale Wednesday Only* At Le Roy Gordon Beauty Salon' Popular Department Store Dandy Cleaners & Dyers At the Tally Shop 202 Bay Cities Bldg., Santa Monica At Sponberg's 1444 Third Street 1841 Fourth St., 805 14th St. 1451 Third Street PHONE 22126 1408-10 Third St SANTA MONIOA SANTA MONIOA SANTA MONIOA Croquignole Permanent! SANTA MONICA Fell Sport and Novelty Shoes Anniversary Specials Another Sale of Skirts Waves of superlative smartness d*0 AA Just received, a new line of &(% QK "Peters" all-leather sport and

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Grigsby Beauty Salon Bella Rose Dress Shop Unique Cleaners & Dyers Kirby's Shoe Store 801 Junipher Bldg. At Pioneer Market (Formerly tto Yankee) 1484 Third Street S. M. Blvd. at Third St 1208 Wilshire Blvd. 1436-1442 Third Street 1032 Wilshire Blvd. at llth St. SANTA MONICA—Phone 38388. SANTA MONIOA SANTA MONIOA Phone 29755. SANTA MONICA SANTA MONIOA (Next to the Pioneer Market) Permanent Waves Children's Shoes 1 Cent Dress Sale! Sugar Cured Canadian Bacon Ladies' Plain Coats or Dresses Beautiful, artistic waves that QA f\t\ Shoes for the little boy or miss, will please the most exacting WsjsUU In order to clear away our summer -4 This delicious pea meal bacon is *"f\ _ Yes! we will clean and press your /\/\ Including blonde, tan elk sandals modems. Waves that fit and stock of dresses, we are making this |^ tf* cured by a special Canadian pro- OUC coats or dresses Wednesday for J/\JC and patent oxfords. These are 99c enhance your personality! Also a henna unheard-of offer. You purchase one cess. It is lean and very tasty. this extremely low price—900. We all-leather shoes. A feature value. All sizes pack, Including a shampoo, for $1. See our dress at our sale pries, and we will give POUNB need toe business. Bring them in—you will up to 2. big adl you the second dress for lc. be pleased with our fine work.

•On Sale Wednesday Only* •On Sale Wednesday Only* SSB_B__0H Sale Wednesday Only — •On Sale Wednesday Only* •On Sale Wednesday Only* Fariss Beau^r Shoppe Columbia Outfitting Co. State Shoe Repairing Year Round Wash Dress Shop Shalat-Gold Smart Shoppe 7 to 9 Central Arcade 322 Wilshire Blvd. 1341 Third Street 782 Santa Monica Blvd., at Lincoln 1431 Third Street (Third Street Entrance) Phone 34533 SANTA MONIOA SANTA MONIOA SANTA MONICA SANTA MONIOA Permanent Wave "Walco" Pajamas Rubber Heels Wash Dresses Croquignole, Spiral or CombiCombl­- &** AA nation waves ttot are close to «)£).UU "Walco" pajamas, in a profu- d»-f QF Ladles' or men's. Look over your nrf Final Clearance sion of colors and styles. Full wlswy Regular $1.95 and $2.95 values. tf»-| nn the head. Soft, lustrous waves children's shoes and get them ^£j>)C with ringlet ends; do not require finger cut, made with "Walee- pre­ ready for school. lat us show you ""** Slightly soiled. Irregular sizes, «_» I »L*j waves. Other waves are $8 and 110. Marcel cision and care. Ideal for beach and house some shorter lengths, but eaeh $14.95 dresses, crepes and chif­ wbat we ean do with them. Work Per Pair fons, final clearance „_>__ . $6-95 or finger wave with free shampoo, $1.00. wear. Sizes 14 to 43, ln one-piece and jacket done while you wait. Fully guaranteed. one a real value. No refunds or exchanges. Personality hair cutting. Hair made up to effects. order (doll wigs, etc.).

*On Sale Wednesday Only* On Sale Wednesday Only* **On Sale Wednesday Onli •On Sale Wednesday Only* •OnSale Wednesday Only* At Cut Rate Shoo Store At H. C. Henshey Co. At The Knit Shop Hoffman's Distinctive Apparel At Hinckley's Towne Shop 1444 Fourth Street 1487 Third Street Bay Dept Store 1847 Fourth Street 1352 Third Street SANTA MONIOA SANTA MONICA, SANTA MONIOA Opposite City Hall SANTA MONIOA SANTA MONICA e Quitting Business Women's Knit Suits Children's Straw Hats Hat Special Cut Rate Shoe Store quits— a*-t Qty The balance of our 1931 sum- SA nr Early Fall Dresses final close out -last four days, wliud Entire stock. Values from $1.95 to fff A mer styles of knit ensembles on tp JS.__D We have just received a delayed **ff\mm, 3,000 pairs women's shoes, high $4.95! For children from 2 to 8 L~\\ 1(* Final clearance, and early Pall d» A Qr shipment af Panama hats. The | J/ C % wx,m sale for Just half price. Our as- grade, all styles, all heels, aU leathers, to- years. This is the FINAL CLEAR- * " sortment ls very good in colors, and sizes dresses, some large sizes, for- eDi^aUO public will to thrilled by the won­ low wholesale. Red Goose shoes for children ANCE. Third floor. 34 to 40. Our regular $16.50 values, $8.25. merly ap ta $19.75. Come early. derful values. below cost L See our window for other prices.

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'{-•'•'•fM Section Sports 1 Two Classified EYE LOOK Financial Devoted to Developing the Great Bay District Member Associated Press—Established Oct 13,187S

SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA, TyESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1931

PRICE-DROP END IN SIGHT! | ANTICIPATING RISE SOON, PRATTS STOCK UP! ALL PRECEDENTS SHATTERED IN PAST IS YEARS

The turn of the tide has set in! Prices have started hack up. Many large companies have announced increases, such as Simmons Bed Company, Alexander Smith, Mohawk and others have sent us notice of price advances. Rug prices have advanced. From all quarters of the furniture industry unmistakable signs are manifest. One year ago we were the first in the country to proclaim the new low price level. Now we discern a change. We have prepared for it. Our warehouse is loaded with thousands of dol­ lars* worth of furnishings bought at the lowest prices in history. We sound the warning to buy now before other lines follow the example of the leaders and advance the price. Only a short time remains to cash in on the low prices. It's a wonderful thing that prices are on the way up. It means better times for all. Read over what we believe to be the last of the extreme tow prices.

1930 Price $67M 1930 Price $119.00 At Pratt Furniture Co. At Pratt Furniture Co* Fourth and Broadway SANTA MONICA Fourth and Broadway Thousands Urged to Profit as SANTA MONICA Twin Bed Set Horton Emerald Washer This four-piece set comprises d»Q A *7K Certainly good news tor you (P/JrW CA two twin beds, chest of draw* 3>Va_l. f O women. A regular $119 «5|j / aU*J ers and upholstered seat Horton agitator type wash­ chair. Genuine walnut veneer and other Pratts Unload at Lowest Level w ing machine. Value beyond comparison. woods make this suite a t.hriu' g offer. Four Strength, beauty and design hardly dreamed pieces, complete, $34.75. possible at this low price. Limited quantity.

1930 Price $8 JO Basement Special 1930 Price $4.50 1930 Price $22 JO 1929 Price $950 At Pratt Furniture Co. At Pratt Furniture Co. At Pratt Furniture Co. At Pratt Furniture Co* At Pratt Furniture Co. Fourth and Broadway Fourth and Broadway Fourth and Broadway Fourth end Broadway Fourth and Broadway SANTA MONICA SANTA MONIOA SANTA MONICA SANTA MONIOA SANTA MONIOA Inner-Spring Mattresses Ready Made Damask Drapes Tile Top Coffee Tablea Writing Desks Oar basement is overflowing with Table Lamp, Shade What opportunity! Tomorrow many wonderful bargains. Come Turned legs with four-piece 6»A JQ These useful 36-inch flat-top you can buy handsome ready- and look around. New and used furm*­ 72 Potters bases In green, rose or $5.75 matched tile top in colorful de- 9£a^** desks have gracefully turned $11.50 made drapes tn beautiful da­ niture offered at sensationally low PRICE yellow. Complete with hand- $4.95 prices I Fifty practically new regular $42.50 signs, built of Battan mahog­ legs, with full-length drawer. masks, all lined and weighted," with rings and $35.00 mattresses at half price. Don't any. A useful table, that fits ln any living Compartments on top for writing material. decorated, parchment - paper sewed on. Ready to hang, per pair $5.75. miss this. room. 1930 price was $22 50. shade. Regular $7.50.

1930 Price $8 JO I 1930 Price $19.75 1929 Price $13JO 1929 Price $5 JO 1930 Price $9.75 At Pratt Furniture Co. At Pratt Furniture Co. At Pratt Furniture Co. At Pratt Furniture Co. At Pratt Furniture Co. Fourth end Broadway Fourth and Broadway Fourth end Broadway Fourth and Broadwey Fourth aad Broadway SANTA MONICA SANTA MONIOA SANTA MONICA SANTA MONICA SANTA MONICA

Hand Carved End Tables Fiber Baby Carriages Book Shelvea Tied and Dyed Scarfs All Wool Double Blankets Every one of these tables is <£<*» QJ*- Full - size loom - woven fiber Soft, thick quality, para-wool •a* QP solld walnut. Bait round style rP-j.t/D SI Inches wide, finished la ma­ baby carriages, with adjust­ Handsome table scarfs tn beau­ blankets In plaid patterns, af *»Q«*e»V elaborately carved legs and $1495 hogany. Open-front style, with $7.85 stretchers; several designs. Tou always get able hood. Strongly made ln tiful rainbow colors, with heavy $2-95 rose, blue, lavender, gold and more for your money when yoa deal at four deep book shelvea Sells several color combinations, Rubber-tired six-inch fringe. 25 inches square green. Bound in sateen. Last year, price Prattl. I wheels. Regular $19.75. everywhere far* $12.50. SSM. '

•' -• ^Mm ______PAGE FOURTEEN EVENING OUfLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, AUGUST It, lilt MYSTERY WEAPON INTRODUCED BY CLARK ATTORNEYS Fowler, tba photographer." saw no one except Spencer and Crawford was arrested la Santa'* "Did you see any other man go Fowler. Monica in MIL aad tbe defense yee-f\ Counsel for Suspect Hints Gun Will past that window between the time terday Issued a subpoena tommon*^' Wife Stands By Clark in Trial you saw Mr. Spencer and Mr. Fow­ SANTA MONICA POLICE Shuler Victor in RECORDS SUBPOENAED Ing Clarence E. Webb, chief of po­ ler?" Ford pursued. lice, and the records In Crawford's "No, sir," the woman answered. Attorneys defending David H. case. Chief Webb deputized Motor- Prove Strong Unk in Evidence Chain Waa Watching Closely Clark on a murder charge In the cycle Officer Carl Morton ta take "And were you looking out tbat lea Angeles superior court had ta In the record and identify It. In- " (Continued from Page 1) Ai—About five or ten minutes Battle for Radio window att tae time between the their possession today evideaee from eluded ta this evidence is an un­ before I heard the shots. time Mr. Spencer went by moaning tbe Santa Monica police records signed confession purported to bave SO who glimpsed the "third man" Q.—Did he speak to you? and the time Mr. Fowler came run­ 'with which they hoped to Impeach been made by Crawford. In the death office with Crawford A.—Yea. ning out?" tbe prosecutor asked. tte testimony et George H, Craw- and Spencer, and even led the vis­ Q.—What did you dot Commissioner Yost Gives "Yes, I was, sir," tbe witness said. fodr, brother of the slain politician, ta tbe event that defense attor­ itor to tka lavatory, testified today MenUons Mystery Maa Approval to Station, The prosecutor went over and who was positive ia his identflca- neys can Introduce this an evidence, that Clerft "strongly resembled" the A.—I went into the reception room over the ground of this testimony, tlon ef Clark aa the man who en­ they feel they caa question in the than. and got the key to the' lavatory. X Adding Criticism lba. McKay insisting tbat she bad tered the Crawford of floe shortly be­ jury's mind the weight of Craw­ Radke Crow-Examined then walked back to Mr. Crawford's been watching oat the window end fore the murder. ford's testimony. On direct testimony his story was office and took a Mr. Wilson there. (Continued from Page I) largely the same as that he had I showed the gentleman through offered at the preliminary hearing. the French doors on the porch ana charitable broadcasts outweighed feet at the noon adjournment the to the rear of the building, leaving the objectionable matter which the witness still was being taken at a at the outside lavatory. I then re­ examiner himself criticized. fast pace over the hurdles of cross- turned the key to Its plans in our KGEF WILL CELEBRATE Desmond's-Westwood is just a few minutes drive examination. reception room. VICTORY NEXT SUNDAY -Isn't it a fact that tfee front Q —How long after you returned LOS ANGELES, Aug. II (CNS)— from Santa Monies ••• Open Saturdays till 9 P.M. door of that office was locked and to your office did you hear the KGEF Is going on the alr ln a big Oeorge Copeland Out down your laundry bill. CMS

•OnSale Wednesday Onli •On Sale Wednesday Only* *On Sale Wednesday Only* •On Sale Wednesday Only* *On Sale Wednesday Only' r Harvard Shoe Store Bella Rose Dress Shop Mrt. Goldberg's Dress Shop Year Round Wash Dress Shop Eleanor Roche 1203 Wilshire Blvd. 1454 Third Street 322 Wilshire Blvd. Children's Dressmaker 147 Pier Avenue SANTA MONIOA SANTA MONICA SANTA MONICA 1159 llth St.—Phone 28795. OCEAN PARK SANTA MONIOA. 1 Cent Hosiery Sele! Hood Tennis Shoes Silk and Rayon Dresses Silk Dresses and Ensembles By popular demand we repeat School Dresses to Order We are closing out our line of the fa­ A wonderful buy. Formerly this value! A heavy canvas shoe Clearanoe. Regular values $5.95 mous Berkshire women's hosiery. priced aa high as $10.00. Fifty $1.95 with reinforced soles, ankles and 77c to $8.95. Some light colors, some $2-95 You supply material. Lovely This It undoubtedly the lowest price lc silk and chiifon dresses, former seams. Built to stand rough, hard wear dark colors; a few washable silks hand-made scnool frocks by you will ever par te such quality stockings! also Included In this lot Sizes 14 to $1.50 price $10.95, for $4.88. Full-fashioned hose, on the court, beach er street. Cool! Com­ clever Junior and children's Ton purchase one pair at our close-out price fortable! Ideal for foot freedom! All sizes. aot all dresses la every siae, but a splendid of $1 aad we will give you the second pair 79c. Wash dresses, smocks and pajamas, ale. dressmaker. Special Introductory Our store is to be remodeled. We must sell Regular $125 shoe. Special Wednesday at assortment ta select from. No refunds or for lc the Harvard, 77c pair. exchanges. offer. most of our stock before work Is commenced. J mm

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EAST, LOW Before the Tide Turns! MONTHLY PAYMENTS (1929 Price $W) TO FTT ANY FAMILY * Mohair Horton INCOME Suite $ EMERALD Incredible as it seems, it's Washer true. Large, comfortable Greatest washer value in history! soft and button back arm Simple, durable, efficient, beau- chair, covered in genuine tiful. Agitator type. Lovel wring­ PRICE mohair. Lowest price er. A miracle of quality and value. we've ever quoted. Pay $5.96 down, $5 month. LEVELS

(1930 Price $22JS0) (1930 Price $39.50) Karpen Occasional Pillow Back 1927 We had to buy fifty of these chairs to be CHAIR $ Chairs able to sell them at this record low price. Smart, comfortable Big, luxurious chairs with mahogany Karpen chairs with beautiful ^ loose back pillows, filled frieze, moquette and tapestry uphol- X with fluffy kapok, well tai­ stered seats and backs. lored and covered in lovely damasks. Hardwood frames, mahogany fin. legs.

1931 2-pc. Padre Suite Priee $9.50 Sofa and elub chair, with massive battan mahogany frames. Early California style, with loose pillow backs. smoker Lamps Spring filled cushions, quality upholstery in 6 Three - candle different patterns. davenport style, iy>> lamps complete with smoker tray and acces­ sor! es. Black, Full lined, weighted; complete with green or red. rings. Rose, green, henna and gold. l?3i (1929 Price $97.50) Walnut Bedroom A startling value, because |VH it has smart Unas,' walnut veneered. Large, dresser, chest of drawers and full- size bed. Unusually fine construction. Come in and 1st us show you this supreme bargain. Beautifully trim­ med with colored sand etch­ 190$ ing.

5-pc. Breakfast Set CONSOLE RANGE 9x12 Heavy Rugs Enamel drop leaf table, four Windsor chairs. Superb beauty, Heaviest qual. Axminsters. Closeout patterns. AX nearly half of last I*XJ cream body with year's price. Handsome green trim, at amaz­ plaid designs, wide ing low priee. sateen bordered double blankets. *-a^»f£*s - ••__ _ nS»

I Velour Suite m$& CLUB CHAIR • mMsW'mjm^}±fc'**mm\ T- :A Is it any wonder we ars 1929 Priee $27.50 •r-"•'•***• doing business? Here's Unusually large and cov­ a suits that sold for ered in tapestry. Style, much more a year ago. FURNITURE CO. size and beauty of this Sofa and arm chair. Fourth and Broadway chfiir will amaze yoa. $ 75 $ 75 Loose spring filled cushions, 39 high rail back at rock-bot­ 14 tom price. .,

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PAGE SIXTEEN EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1931 dosed Roadway Walker Sails for Germany Tragedy Victims Privately Owned Requests Granted GRAND CENTRAL MARKET Investigation Discloses Friends to Write 'Finis* Public's Rights Not on Unhappy Affairs 1328 Fourth Street Santa Monica Infringed of Mrt. Williams SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Sl — Open Nights and Sundaya UntU 10:00 o'clock A 16-foot passageway leading A lavender ribbon will be put ln from the Palisades beach road to Joan's hair, and she will be dressed tbe ocean, adjoining tbe home of ln ber lavender dress. Sonny will have on hto new yeUow rompers, Irving Thalberg at 725 Palisades and Mrs. Florine Wall Williams will beach road, is not public property. Specials Tuesday and Wednesday be dressed In simple black, with her Complaints made ta tbe Outlook wedding ring left on. that. thousands of Santa Monicans All requests made by the widow of are being deprived of their rights Earle Williams, former movie star- to the ocean on the beach north of before she joined with her mother, Montana avenue by the fencing off Mrs. Clarisse Walz. 80, in a suicide GROCERIES // you ever had a meal at of this path led to an Investigation pact la which she also killed her two which proved tt to be privately children, J aan Constance, 7, and WE RECOMMEND nt a "Barney House" you rem owned. Earle Jr., "Sonny," 4—wiU be grant­ MONEY-BACK member it. The manager A groyne was built at this point ed, officials and friends SSM today. ELGIN MAYONNAISE GUARANTEE! bl 1921 by the Santa Monica Land The bodies of the four were found and chef at the Co., and Leo Muchenberger and Sunday ta their apartment. Chlofb- others filed a taxpayers' suit to form and poison had been used to ii/ Pints 12c Pints 23c Quarts 43c force its removal. The superior wipe out the family. 2 court held the groyne was legal and Mrs. Williams had lost the fortune Grand Central ordered the city to accept title to it, left by her husband and wag threat­ KELLOOG'S NAMCO BRAND together with the strip of land In ened with arrest, after almost con­ question, but the city appealed to stant troubles since Williams' death. RICE KRISPIES CRAB MEAT the state supreme court because it Many wealthy and prominent did not want to assume responsi­ friends of tbe family, friends of the PER days of wealth and happiness, ex­ CAN. CAFE bility for anv damage which might be 3 PACKAGES ,...... - caused by the groyne. The supreme pressed sorrow at the deaths tad (Limit 2) 25c court then ruled that the city did declared they had been In readiness had many years' experi­ not bave to accept any deeds to to continue helping the widow and SHORTENING ADMIRATION BRAND her relatives. ence with Fred Harvey. property it did not want, and that la Pure ended the matter. Associated Press Photo Inquest probably wtll be delayed Whether the persons now build­ Mayor James J. Walker (left) of New York, ln all his sartorial until tbe latter part af the week. PARFAY c__»t__» SARDINES Olive Oil splendor and ready att, sailed for Germany for a five weeks' rest cure. Then the babies and mother will be ing the fence have acquired tbe Soda Fountain, Counter and land from the Santa Monica Land Here lis Is Hlth Police Commissioner Mulrooney, who was on hand to cremated and the ashes sent to Oo., and are entitled to close lt etf bid him good-bye. He expects to spend the time at various Oerman Brooklyn, where the body of Mrs. 1 lb-22c 3 lbs. 57c 3 CANS , ___* © C Booths Is another question which the city spas seeking to regain his health. Walz also will be buried. attorney's office erst unable to an­ TOILET SOAP CAMPBELL swer. Playground Idea AU Q Oerman doll makers are bothered Lauded by Hoover Camay 3 BAR. .... 14c Soups Kinds O CANS. Visit our new dress and because American girls now prefer Five thousand letters from Her­ [PRICES REDUCED! (Limit 6) (Limit 6) dry goods department en American dolls te those of foreign bert Hoover, president sf the United the balcony. make. States, to the boys and girls of Santa Monica were placed In circu­ PLATE SPECIALIST TROPIC BRAND High-Grade Silk Dresses—Al lation today by Frank A. Helton, colors aad d»Q (?A AND GOLD LVKE BASCi thin, strong. Usht. Italian Dinners SLICED OR commissioner of finance for tba city, $35 - PLATE - $35 durable. MS SUCTION SEAl _OBl HALVES aU sixes «DO-tJU UP tn order to Interest them ln Santa Per Pkf. Peaches Monica playgrounds. The letters, BaM PRINCiria maker them Ht and Consists of Mushroom Sauce, Wash VERY gtick without retort to PATENT SEC­ minted on small white cards, read Spaghetti, Grated Cheese Dresses ..... 2.. $1.00 as follows: :". 19_cPotat o Donuts 3-P1ECE WALNUT TILE TOP Boneless Boston Leg of Lamb, lb 18%c 25c Bedroom Suite 200 Lamp Shades Coffee Tables Doaen Baby Lamb Chops, lb ... 15 V c Vanity, chest and bed. Factory Samples—Silk and ParchmentChoic e et two styles. Val­ 2 Former value $77.80. Now ues up to $6.50. New Baby Lamb Steaks, lb 23c These shades ara made by tha Shiff, Pike & Shiff Raisin-Nut Bread Co. ef San Francisco and are offered to you at V. et their regular price. Some are vary slightly soiled. Genuine Calves' liver, lb 39c $ For bridge or junior bases— $095 50 Veal Steaks, lb 35c 12c 59 FOUR GROUPS 3 Baby Lamb Stew, lb. * tLtp Milk Veal Sttw, lb ^* Ask About Our Toast Bread 2-PIECE $1I OOOO m $Q 50 IMPORTED Madras Curtains Round Steak, Round New England is best. Bedroom Suite Ground, Swiss Steak Taste is the test. and Sirloin X? Steaks in. I9_c Oven to you. Monterey design. Full-size Single pairs only. Values formerly $8.00 to $9.75 bed only, with large $050 __ $C_JOO dresser. Formerly $75.00. par pair. Samples only. Now-- Now— Fruits and Vegetables Creamery and Delicatessen A Crescent 3-Piece Bed <£f^^\QL% EGGS—U. S. EXTRA LARGE, 0*7_a 170 WEDNESDAY SPECIALS $ 75 Outfit,Complete,Regular 'P/ll $000 DOZEN aU I C Extra Fancy Hale Freestone Value $45.75, for.. ™ ++ As loaf as the, last. 33 The bed—shaped tubing with decorated panels, brown finish. The 2 BUTTERMILK £„ coil spring la foil 99 coils, double deck, with Inner-tie aire and helical top. heavy border frame. The mattress full 50-lb. layer Peaches - - - 6 lbs. 25c (Limit 1 Qt. to a Caatomer), Qt.—...... „.. ,UV felted cotton, a durable end serviceable ticking, fall sise or twin Stick Reed Furniture sise Caa be purchased separately or as follows: Odd Chiffoniers Fancy Thompson Seedless MAYONNAISE, *| FT- Walnut i 4 large drawers. PINT —~ X I V Drastic reductions on all Bed $15.50 Now $10.75 Just tha article for stor­ Grapes * -4 lbs. lOc floor samples— Spring — 14.75 Now .. 9.25 MILD LONGHORN tH a. age purposes. Original Fancy Rip* Banana Mattress- 15.50 Now 9.95 prica $18.50. Now*— CHEESE, LB. , * L I C 1 Squash - - lb. _tt-c BOLOGNA AND ir_ 1/4*1/ OCCASIONAL CHAIRS — Assorted OtmrnmCtC. covers in colorful velours or tapestry. A ^£ J/O FRESH LIVER SAUSAGE, LB. IOC $ 95 Sweet, Juicy 3 Very rigid aad solid construction. ^ M Made by Roberti. Former value • JUMBO RIPE OLIVES— *f|»n OFF $15.50. Grand opening special at 10 Oranges -0 -et 6 doz. 25c REG. 25c FT—PT. IDC Extra Fancy White Rose SWIFT PREMIUM SLICED iA_ Potatoes - 12 Itts. 15c BOILED HAM, LB. ~-^_«~_. *±V\, Karling Furniture Co. PEANUT BUTTER, Q OK_» Fancy Sweat Spanish FRESHLY GROUND, 15c LB.. As Lbs. __.DC Open Friday and . 10912-14-16 KilirOSS AveilUe, Terms Can Be U Arranged on Onions * * 6 lbs. 9c Don't Forget Our Fresh Churned Butter/ Eceninys Thu week | Westwood Village, Phona WLA-35088Substantial Amounts

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We are here to serve you. For your convenience a public local and long distance phone. We sell stamps. A city di­ rectory is at your service. And remember, free delivery to any part of the city—just call 21404. We are open from 7 a. m. to 10:30 p. m. Make our store your headquarters. You may send your boy or girl to our store and they will receive courteous attention. (Lady Attendant). DOORS OPEN TOMORROW

Wednesday, August 12, 7 a. m. 10c Lifebuoy Soap, 3 (or These Prices for Opening Sale Only 23c 10c Cocoa Almond Soap, 4 for Can of AFTER SHAVING FREE! Ladies' Velour Powder POWDER or 4-oz. Shaving 25c 50c PrnphylProphylactia c Lotion with each tube of Toot'ooth HruBrusvh IN DRUG Shaving Cream! Got yours Puff With Each Purchase! DEPARTMENT FREE! now! 31c 50c Colgate's Talcum, a for 25c 75c ANTI-ANT LIQUID 50c VANTINE INCENSE $1.00 1-LB. CAN THEATRICAL 75c ANTI-FLY LIQUID 30c 5-gr. Aspirin, 2 for CLEANSING CREAM 19c 35c Peroxide Hydrogen 49c 19c 50c Pyrol .Sunburn Cream 50c $1.25 Padre $1.00 Perfumed Non Spi 31c Tonic Bath Salts .... 50c Phillips' 25c Feenamint 10c Powder Gum 17c Milk of Magnesia .. 31c 50c Puffs 5c 50c Three Flowers Pipes 23c I • • • * Creams ,- , - 50c Dr. West's i 33c Tooth Brush 21c $1.00 Box 50c Ipana 45c Kotex Stationery 43c Tooth Paste 29c (Limit one) 25c 1 Pint Rubbing $1.25 Virginia Daro Alcohol 21c 25c Listerine Tonic ~ 89c These are just a few of Tooth Paste Q__3__3__3__3__3_____3__3._3BOOSSOOQE3£2Be the many bargains at 99c Save $4.01 99c our store RALPH'S Why Pay $5.00 When Yon Can Prices limited to consumers only. 14c Get These Beautiful 32 Hand Cot (Limit t te Customer) CRYSTALS 10c Writing SOc Williams Fountain Lunch Strung oa a fine 16 inch Tablets Shaving Cream COMPLETE Sterling Silver 5c Turkey Chain Sterling screw clasp in* $1.00 Squibbs 10c Palmolive Dinner 30- eluded. Mineral Oil Soap All la a handsome Gift Roast Tom Turkey, Cranberry Sauce Box complete for 6 Creamed Potatoes Fresh Peas 79c 33c Hot Rolls 99 Choiee of ice cream or pie. All the coffee The Importer has allowed 85c Kruschen 50c A. D. S. Milk ve ta present this fine Salts of Magnesia you can drink. value on two conditions;

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PAGE EIGHTEEN EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, AUCfflOT 11, 1931 OutlookCarriers GIRL SCOUT BETTY THE SMOKE SIGNAL —-By Montfort Amory Debt MoratoraH Have Gay Outing LONDON, Aug. U (AV-Complete Journey to Sunset Dude agreement has been reached oa measures designed to make tbs Ranch Enjoyed by Hoover reparations holiday plan ef­ fective, it wss announced today bi Prize Winners an official communique issued by the committee of International ex­ Riding horseback over mountain perts charged wtth dovetailing the aad desert trails, exploring a gold Hoover Bun and ths Toung plan. mine, visiting abandoned cabins of Hugh S. Gibson, American am­ old-time prospectors, calling on an bassador to Belgium, represented the old California town that has al­ United States sa an observer at this most forgotten the passing of time, commission's meeting. Those who eating three "swell" meals a day, participated will sign an agreement swapping yarns with the cook and at ths treasury office this evening. the cowhands, sleeping in bunks in the barn er In tents In the yard— EMBLEM PLEASES WALKER these are a few of the experiences BREMEN, Germany, Aug. tl UP)— that thirteen Outlook carriers are Mayor Walker thinks democrats ea- telling their friends about. Joy proper recognition in the ancient the lucky thirteen, who were city hall here. While being shown winners la a subscription contest, through the Rathskeller he espied were given a weekend trip to the a painting of a donkey seated at a Sunset dude ranch as their reward Quickly they light a -Ingle Sre. mm thai Mb Half aa boor erter two women stumble wearily mmtm While walking on* evening. Tenderfoot Mary Betty explains that that Is die woodman's SOS, Into camp. "We used to be Scouts ourselves," table with other *l*f "There's la the contest. •SSS Mo spirals Of smoke ascending In the too, may hav* a straight single column ef the democratic emblem." fee re­ Leaving Santa Monica by auto­ meaning: "We are la trouble.** "We most they explain. "That's bow we are prepared marked. "They get a break down mobile at 5 a m. Sunday, tbe party rtlfrtanoa She runs back to Betty, crying. answer at ooce," she sail. "Help me to collect smoke, ther a*m green -ranches aad leaves for emergencies. It Is nn* to get such a prompt here." artved al the ranch, which ls 28 •Flrel Flrel** ever tha flam*. IS oar algnaL** miles beyond Bautrus, In Crown try fast," canyon, shortly after 7 a. m. Children Breakfast Comes First OAKRIDGE CONDEMNED SNOW IN SOUTH DAKOTA MUTES WILL CONTEST ALABAMIANS PROTEST Approach of the party was noted CHICAGO, Aug. 11 UP)—Oakridge WATERTOWN, 8. D„ Aug. 11 UP) BERLIN, Aai. It UP) — Europe's NEW TORK, Aug. 11 UP)—Ala-HAIRCUT OD*Z35c 25c Long-Distance Picture Shooter has been condemned to death. Mrs. deaf and dumb athletes are going bamians, tf you please. Anns Ban. at the ranch while the automobiles Irene Castle McLaughlin, animal —Old Man Winter to rushing the Expert Work BeauUfut Shop still woe about three miles down lover, has decided that her 16-ytar- season. Two squalls of fine light to have a meet of their own. Track, drlck Walker, president of tbe Ala- Sanitary Methods the canyon, ead breakfast prepara­ old riding horse has outlived his mow fUl and were duly recorded field, swimming, tennis and box­ bamlans bl New Tork, a society tions were Immediately started. Visiting Friend in Santa Monica by the local weather man. The ing events will be held at Nurem­ of former residents of Alabama, Having breakfast ready when the usefulness because of weak knees. Outlook Shop She tt recovering from a broken temperature was 56 above, and the berg, wtth 316 entrants represent­ writes to ny they object to being 1506 FOURTH ST. thirteen boys and their adult com­ Any place that a camera can be panions arrived was a wise pre­ collar bone suffered when the hens snow melted before it touched the ing 16 nations. called Alabamans. OP.B Bvaalat* Until 1:M caution, according to the adults, ss carried to Is "home, sweet home" for Travels Far threw hsr. ground. the boys otherwise might have con­ Harry Perry, cameraman for the sumed the cacti growing about the Brown-Nagel Multi-Color Produc­ ranch house or the hay curing in tbe pasture. tion Co., who ls visiting ln Santa Food melted with such amazing Monica. WEDNESDAY SPECIALS He has Just recently returned AFEW&Y STORE rapidity that everybody except the hosts and the cook was slightly em­ from an expedition to Africa and CHOCOLATE WALNUT CHIFFON PIES, ItM B a 5181 IB Al-Ll*. J! barrassed. "Berb,*' the gentleman countries in Southern Europe, where DISTRIBUTION who presides over the ranch cuisine, he shot thousands of feet of film Extra Special 25c was delighted. 1 like to see kids for Multi-Color Productions. Pre­ eat." he declared, sad. If that ts vious to that trip he spent some Graham Cracker Crust—Pure Whipped Cream true, the adult members et the party time in Hawaii, shooting material think there were moments when for the pictures, "Honeymoon Land," ALL 40c CAKES 25c 1 Herb wss la danger of being tickled "Across the Sea" aad "Cross Roads." Nationally Advertised to death That Journey was only a tid-bit, Behold, the Menu! as trips go. In between he man­ ORANGE SQUARES 20c Grapefruit, fig?, eggs, bacon, po­ aged to squeeze in a 25,000-mile trip* tatoes, breakfast food, fresh milk- to Spain, Morocco, Algeria, Tunesia, CAKE DOUGHNUTS Doi. 20c Foods Sale ranch made—toast and coffee was Prance, Germany sad England, te the breakfast menu, with seconds shoot scenes in multi-color. snd thirds on everything. In Morocco tt was necessary to PAN BREAD, 24 oz 10c Prices effective to Saturday, August* 15th, inclusive Following breakfast the party was vet a "centipede car" or 12-wheeled mounted on the ranch's best horses auto, ta order to travel over ths BUTTER BREAD 10c and. with Andy Smith, son of the dimes and sandy stretches of that proprietor, as guide, set out for district. More than 4,000 miles was the Red Rover gold mine. Two hours traveled by thia means alone, some CHARLOTTE RUSSE 2 for 15c Mayonnaise were spent In exploring and in of which Included loaf treks over listening te tales of the guide about ths Sahara. CREAM PUFFS 2 for 15c Best Foods this most famous of Southern Cali­ Terrible Sandstorms fornia mines. Made with freah egg. and other Back to the ranch house for Terrible sandstorms were encoun­ Harry Perry, cameraman, who COOKIES Do*. 10c choice ingredient* dinner, the boys again delighted tered when the party Beared the ranges over world, to guest of Herb, wha had prepared a fried Foreign Legion outpost near Qued- Lew Fox, theater manager. JELLY ROLLS 2 for 25c rabbit dinner with fifteen cr twen­ zazat. Resting there until the winds ty other dishes that hungry boys slackened, the party then pushed on Si of them have only recently been £...25c £__45 • a per which was Uke dinner was X |0t tired of cranking ttte camera Rosemary theater here, and, ac­ given proper appreciation by the long before that, however. cording to Clark, "Perry's feet are guests. "The old boy was good to ua We restless for new lands." Vay Visit to Acton slept in his harem tbat night—of 10 lbs. 43' After supper the party went on course lt had been vacated for our Paris has a non-skid-streets cam­ Limit K) lbs. Pillsbury's a havrack and ln a couple et two- exclusive use." Ferry said that po­ paign. wheeled carts to visit the town of tentates ln the districts there are Best Flour Acton. They read posters la the courteous aad kind. At Robat, the postoffice that had been put up dur­ Sultan of Morocco had 2,000 of his The heat cook, use it because ft ing the World war. called oa the picked cavalry stage a special re­ ia ".cientifiealljr balanced." sheriff sad rode along the silent Maxwell Houae streets of the half-forgotten little view. town. Arabs In Picture Returning to the ranch, the boys "White-robed, 600 Arab horsemen 24»/2lb. sack bit staged a race fer sleeping quarters galloped madly by ear camera dur­ In the cowboys' bunks. There was ing the review. At Tunis, ttte Bey Coffee plenty of room ln the ranch house, Showed us the same courtesy. He 'Good to tba Last Dro p plenty of comfortable beds, but the also paraded his choice troops be­ 1456-42 THIRD ST* ••^J6E_. ^ , SANTA MONICA HormeTs Flavor Sealed Oulook carriers were roughing it fore the camera. Not content with ^.mm^tmM^.. and wanted nothing so effete as that, ho permitted me to shoot ths sheets and coverlets. Those who mosque. It tt the second largest VfteJtorAet With the Ccvemt Wyon Chicken failed to win places In the bunk one in the world and extends for 1 lb. can. 32 barn slept in tents in the yard. two city blocks ln every direction." "Pioneer Quality for 44 Years" Herb had told the bovs that there Perry, commenting on this priv­ would be two bells la the morning a la King HORMEl ilege, which few white men nave Open Week Days UntU 6:30 P. M. — Saturdays Until 9 P. M. Fancy milk-M __«___, —one for rising, tfce other for break­ had, said that some of his best rauahreoma, aad ptmiMi- fast. He supposed the bovs would photography was taken there. "It Durkee's tams comblnM with a ttm sleep late. He was mistaken. The enam aauca. thirteen were out on the ranch had to be; I didnt want to muff the I CHICKEN making friends with calves and colts opportunity," he said. MID-WEEK SPECIALS lOVi-©*. •*" LA KING at 5 a. m. The rising bell rang leaving the country of Morocco Salad at « o'clock. There was no second and its eternal sands. Perry then 45* beu. And. although lt looked for flew to Europe. During the cross­ a few minutes as though aa unfair ing over the Alps, those majestic Dressing advantage had been taken. Herb peaks "just had to be shot for the C "Th. dHference is ia the flavor" won in the contest and kept plates American public." So the cabin filled Until finally even hot cakes door was opened, and Perry pro­ Fruits and Vegetables were received wtth a disinterested ceeded to grind away, while pas­ Baby Beef Liver 15 Ib. Tueaday and W.dn_«d.y price* stare. sengers held their breath and two aides held Perry. S-oz. Bottle. effective only at Safeway ayar __ Twas Great Trip 2* •ted stand*. The return trip was made yes­ Visits la Europe terday, and for two days the car­ In Europe he visited the house riers who were not included in the FREE of Beethoven in Bonn, and Goethe 1 regular 8-oz. bottla Free with pur­ party, the circulation gtaff and la Frankfurt. They are shrines Grapes members of the boys' families have where the world's populace visit. Fresh Pork Spareribs A 14g chase af each 8-oz. bottle al thi. been hearing tales et the ranch. The There many feet of film were ex­ erica. Black Rlbler variety. Extra Sunset dude ranch is run la con­ 2 bottles for the price of one! large sise. ft IS nection with ths Sunset saddle sta­ posed to catch the pictures of relics bles, Slauson and Jefferson avenues, and manuscripts. Very delicious.. lba. where a group of carriers recently Perry's ability to "go places and were given an Outlook party At get things" has won for him the both parties. K. L. Smith, proprietor, title of "traveling cameraman." Heinz Ketchup 2 __£L__ 25c acted as chief host for the Outlook. Probably more travel pictures carry Baby Lamb Brains 5 10 Oaa af Ao 57 Variotiee. Larg* bottle 19c. Boys who participated iu the htt name, as cameraman, than any Fresh Peas weekend trip were Harry Wall other man In this country- Sever- Charles Prite. "Oley" Olsen. Ed Tice Ohio ST Matches 6^ 17c Fancy Idaho. Full pods. Sweet, Jack Mathewson, Jack Oorman. Bob Members of the Outlook staff ac­ crisp end Shea, Bill Warren, Willis Densmore companying the party were C. 8. C Strike anywhere. No afterglow. Boa Se tender _____ 2 lba. 19c Jerry Starkey. William Walk, Ellis Tllson, James Yuill, Ralph Kuhn Ik Buck and Floyd Conterno. and Ernest Kuhn. Small Hearts 7 Laundry Soap 3 ___, 10c Crystal White. Fer whiter elothee. Spanish Onions Ken-L-Ration 3C__. 22c Mild aad crisp. Medium sise. Bargains in New and High-Grade Balanced food Is* year pals. Baby Lamb Large Loin Chops 27g lbs. slicing * 10c Used Furniture and Rugs Sunbrite cwa-*-* 2 ...9c Clean*- .coura, sweeten* purifiea. —AT— Fresh Pigs Feet 5 for 10° Fancy Pears STOREROOM OF CARMEL HOTEL KaroSyrup K-i ~- 12c Northern Bartletts. Fine fla­ |i/ lb. oans. Rad Label, can ISa. vored. Sweet g 9Ca» Corner Second aad Broadway, Santa Monica 2 and juicy D lbs. tsDC Phone 23385 Palmolive IS? 4*. 25c I Pioneer Pure Pork Sausage.. 22£ Famoua as "the aoap made from tree*. New 5-Pieco Twin Walnut Bed Sot. (M_A 1? A Worth $165.00 JpOy.DU 1 Used 9-Piece Ber key and Gay £00__ AA Meat Market Specials ) Dining Sot, Coil $785.00 ^____ J.UlJ Baby Beef Rib Steaks 33£ Frices Effective to Saturday. Only at Safeway-Owned Markets ba Santa Monlea and tbe Bay District 35 Assorted Overstuffed C _M CA lb m Living Room Sots From 4>__4*«)U Up Steaks •*•••• - 33# PP* *9# ) Nov $35.50 Inner-Spring Mattress, d»A nr No. I Sates Beef. Tender aad Juicy. Oat ta order—te brail ar barcebue. Guaranteed — ,, ... _-_, ,„,,, )j,jj Milk Veal Stew 8S Skinned Hams FU_° __!£»_-_•*•** shank.«. „>.. *9*£ New Cotton Art AII Cudahy'. Puritan—AH Surplu. fat removed. MiWim -„..„„ _ —- , $Z.*7«) Cudahy'. White Ribbon Shortening I lb. Carton . tet New 0x12 Heavy ti_1A QC Baby Beef Flank Steaks 18£ r *dB**"***a--» Pny ,.,..,., _ vi»/.Ov) Hormel'sf.f Hams; 49* ?K. .^-$1.10 Many Chinese. Oriental, Aaglo-Persiaa aai Wilton Rues aad -tanner*—and hundreds of odd pieces ef furniture at very low prices. It will pay yea to visit as for quality snd prices, before yoa bay. Brisket Corned Beef a—a___19j TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1931 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONTCA, CALIFORNIA PAGE NINETEEN MORGAN CHOICE OVER PACHO IN TITLE GO A'$ Just Missed Lightweights in Son Beau Runs Fast and Doesn't Care Who's on Top Zuppke Predicts I ' Card Shortstop Beach Arena Has ARSH DUFF-ELD. the Santa Br tk* As.ocl.tmS Tims. Monica boy who twlnWe-toed Charley Oelbert, brilliant young his way to national fame ss ___*_"*"^' k_-JP0NV MfiATCCl f CHARLIE If Cardinal shortstop, whose fielding M *--•":' -: y>'Stiteh a Trojan quarterback, fc generally Olympic Meeting Big Ten Battles was outstanding in the 1930 World's j Opening Program corSdered as the best gridiron Series, narrowly wSduTt Santa Monica ever turned ______missed working for Connie Mack Amateur Fights to Show "The* statement might be oues- Sensational Negro Seen Illinois Mentor Thinks wer8 w Instead of Gabby U^ed b* Samohi *t>"° *»° ia Semiwindup With 5 Teams Have Chance Street. As a Tomorrow Evening; Big h_ve seen such "tellar Players as semipro player Night Promised Fans Hterb Hanford. Parry O'Brien. Fjad- Harry Goodland in Midwest Loop at Ambler, Pa, dy Ounther. Al Murrell and Stew By FRANCIS J. POWER- his home town. By FRANK~FINCB Van Hook in action, but the fact By JOHNNY ARRINGTON Charley signed a remains that Marsh "went farther LOS ANGELES, Aug. 11 (CNS)— CHICAGO. Aug. 11 (CPA)—Rob­ Amateur leather - pushers swing ert Zuppke, professor of football contract with into action tomorrow night at the than any Viking ybu can• n*m*: Olympic auditorium, with a stand­ the A's. but But now comes another vising, out card slated for tonight. Should and humor at the University of 1111- Ocean Park stadium when Pro­ the wild Irishman named Haroia be the scene of some heavy shelling J nois, foresees a terrific gridiron asked to be re­ moter Dave Landau opens the sock "Hal" Forney, to seek tame on me before the final bell rings, and pos­ campaign fin the Western confer­ leased from it at shoppe under a new management. turf before thousands of football sibly Sa upset or two. ence this autumn. Zuppke, who Is his father's re­ Eight three-round battles are sched­ ' assisting Dick Hanley at Northwest­ quest. uled, featuring the best simon-pure fa Tod Morgan, lightweight, stakes talent available. F_"_ty of the dancing dawgs, his California championship jewels ern university's coaching school, be­ Following his the nemesis of all Bay league would- lieves five teams have a chance for I The price scale for the weekly bill in the 10-round main event with graduation from will be 75c and tl for reserved seats be tacklers. will eiter U. 8. C. this Bobby Pacho, hard punching Mex­ I the Big Ten championship—which Lebanon Valley | Wl si a freshman. He will go out is real to undergraduates and alum-1 CHAR LEV GELBERT and 50c for bleacher berths. Res­ ican star. Morgan ruled a slight college, where he ervations may be made at 63466. to? the frosh team, and1 It'sa cinch favorite at gong time, mainly be­ ni. but nonexistent to the proper won athletic, honors, Gelbert en­ that he'll give one and all plenty cause he is the champion and won members of faculty committees. Landau has been as busy as a of competltidn for a first-string tered professional baseball as a beaver during the past two weeks the honor through tough compe­ "You can divide the conference first baseman and outfielder ln the lining up a supplementary program tition. into two groups right now." declared old Tri-State league. for his opening card, and his en­ ^Pertiaos the wild Irishman won't Driving Style Zuppke. "Northwestern, Michigan. do what Marsh did as *«>"£«- Purdue, Wisconsin and Ohio State tertainment should please tbs boys Dlaver. but lt is conceded that ror- Pacho's driving style may bother and girls. B. B. B.. the Hollywood will be the powerful teams. Michi­ cafe comic, will act as master of Sey was a far greater prep Player ths orthodox Tod. however, end gan and Northwestern, who were J_st how Mr. Forney m^aRed to Bobby can htt hard enough to stop ceremonies. Among the sketches to unbeaten in the conference last be presented are Fred La France scamper across that goalline like any of them. year, took Uke repeaters to me. But Angels Vs. Stars sfShost in moleskins is a tePMi- The Morgan-Pacho affair should and Garnett in "Black and White"; terv. He never seemed to be so ter­ produce a fast, interesting battle. Purdue ls going to be strong and Jane Shirley, "the little girl with ribly fsst, but somehow or other Morgan, who defended his junior through ths arrangement of sched­ the big voice"; Bobby "Blues" he picked 'em up andI lair* 'em down lightweight title twenty times ules might tie Northwestern and Brown: Helen Kent and Phyills until they crossed the last marker against ths best of them, is espec­ Michigan for the championship, At Wridev Field Webb In dance numbers; Clayton. on the field, and he did it con­ ially dangerous when fighting for since none of the three meet in Jackson and Durante, former Zieg­ stantly. He was uncanny on pass something at stake. combat. feld Follies headliners, and several defenie: he could quick kick; he Harry Smith, Jamaica Negro out Badgers Threaten Los Angeles Leading Loop other features could pass; he could catch a pass of New Tork and tbe latest ring "Wisconsin is going to be strong. and he could block. There wasnt by One-Game Margin; Big Card sensation on the coast, meets Harry [ I saw the Badgers' material during I Santa Monica Bay region boxers anything he couldn't do with that Goodland, Canadian middleweight the spring. There's a lot of it and old pelota. . ». Stars in Fifth will vie with inland fighters for champion, In the second 10-round plenty of power. Purdue has a large honors on ths fight card. In the From high school Forney went to fight on the card. Smith has 107 | number of veterans, and the new Oneonta Military academy, but des­ LOS ANGELES. Aug. 11 (CN8>— main event Mel Brown, Santa Mon­ knockouts out of 121 fights to bis men coming up to the varsity have ica 140-pounder. tackles Jacques pite the time hs wit ba there he credit. In his first appearance here put a smile on Noble Kizer's face | With little love lost between them. will be allowed to enter as a fresh­ two weeks ago he fought Frank which is a nice way of saying that Gremer. Los Angeles Frenchman. man at U. S. C„ insuring him of Ohio State is coming back to the 11 Julio Robleto of Pasadena, brother Rowsey. topnotch light-heavyweight, | top rank again, and it Is needless a*" " i' ' ' *i*ach team would of Canto Robleto. pro Mexican idol, three years' varsity competition, and Rowsey was lucky to go the for me to comment on the strength like nothing bet­ providing, of course, that he makes distance after being on the floor is signed to meet Bob Bilderraln of the G.r£tdB | of Northwestern and Michigan. tor than to an­ Santa Monica in the semiwindup. Tough Boy They will be as good as last year; | nihilate the other, These lads clash at 115 pounds. Coach li. L. Scott **i Lincoln Jun­ The Olympic had five first-class 5UN BEAU -Ffi/JNM COLrjLSTr/ UP I mnvbe better. ior high thinks his former pupil fighters turn down a date with the Los Angeles Tbe ex-Samohl athlete. Woody will out-MOhter Mohler. Certainly Identity of the jockey or trainer means nothing to Willis Sharps Kilmer's Sun Beau, recently crowned "Purdue and Michigan sre called Angels and ths Teal, battles Jimmy O'Mond of Smith before Goodland came along. upon to meet only one of the Hollywood Stars' Ocean Park In a "local natural" at Forney is more proficient at pass­ Goodland has had luck with Negro all-time champion of turf money winners. Among seven jockeys who rode the Sun Briar offspring during ,33 ing, kicking and tackling than the fighters, having stopped five of six. his long campaign to reach tbe top were Pong McAtee, Charlie Kurtsinger and Frankie Coltiletti stronger conference teams this year. clash tonight at! pounds Teal fought bl tbe Alhambra ace. And there are many Rickey Hall and Battling Dodo The Boilermakers' toughest test Wrigley Field in Outlook Golden Glove tourney last who think Forney today is Just as fight a four at 138 pounds; Chalkv will come against Wisconsin, with : h e first of a year. slick a ball-lugger as Orv. Wright, San Bernardino Negro, and j Illinois, Iowa, Chicago and Indiana j seven-game series. Fast Battles Strangely enough, Forney's pa Baby Jack Dempsev, the same dis­ furnishing the remainder of thetr Manager Jack Many other fast battles have been played baseball with Orv's pa ln the tance at the same weight; Ralph Pirates Rejuvenated as Waner Finds conference competition. Lelivelt's ambi­ carded by Landau, who is a veteran old days. . Chong, Chinese, and Domingo Lo­ English Netters Ohio Stele Tough tious Angels are boxing instructor. Landau's main If I had to write a ten-word pez are down for four at 142, and "Ohio State will be the toughest now leading the objective ls to develop locsl talent sketch on Forney. I'd put it this Jack Venable and Willie Watson Batting Eye and Spencer Hurls Well morsel on the Wolverine menu, for j Oscar Vitt second half of ths so that the beach sector will be way: Quiet . . . unassuming . . . open with a four at 100 pounds. | Illinois, Indiana. Chicago and Mia- Coast league race by a one-gams represented on the Yankee boxing agile . . . graceful . . • alert . . . The Pittsburgh Pirates have no hope of winning a National league nesota do not stand to beat Mlchl- margin over San Francisco and team tn the Olympiad to be held capable . . . versatile . . . courage­ Remain in Play gan. Likewise. Ohio State also will Oakland, while Hollywood tn fifth in Los Angeles. ous .. . gambler . . . willing. 1 pennant just at present, but they evidently still are of the opinion that they can smash their way into the first division before the curtain falls I be the strongest Big Ten opponent place, Is but three and a half games All aspirants for amateur titles Quiet? He never says a word. on Northwest.rn's card, but the | behind Los Angeles ars invited to train dally at the Unassuming? Try and get an for the season. After three months of floundering around while their stadium, which has been equipped interview from him. . , _. Conn Becisioned Quarterfinals Reached; pitchers tried to find their effectiveness and their batsmen searched Purple leads off with two tough The turnstiles are expected to ones in Nebraska and Notre Dame. click up a new week's attendance for that purpose. Landau gives free Agile? Ask aay man he s played Eastern Turf Event vainly for their batting eyes, ther "Purdue and Ohio State are the record, what with the Angels striv­ Instructions to promising neophytes Pirates pulled themselves together of the game. against. Has Strong Field Just when it looked like they were two first division elevens on the ing to hang onto their slim lead, Graceful? Like a deer. How They Stand Wisconsin program and will provide and Oscar Vltt's stars attempting The remainder ef tomorrow going to fall right out of the league. PACIFIC COAST I.FAM'F the test for the Badgers. Ohio is to knock their rivals off the top night's card follows: Jack Riddle. Alert? Try and catch him By Tiger Jordan RYE, H. Y., Aug. 11 (U.B — Four The insertion of the Amherst W L Pct in the tough spot, for the Buckeyes rung. Compton. va Pete Orlsalda, Pasa­ asleep. British tennis stars remained in football star, Howard Groskloss, at Lot Angeles 33 16 .HI dena. 156: Pete Rodriguez. Comp­ competition today as the Eastern Son Francisco _. 31 lt .ttt are obliged to meet Michigan. Ballon vs. Yde Capable? Are you kidding me? second base, the return to bitting Northwestern and Wisconsin. The Lellvelt expects to send Win Bal­ ton. vs. Freddy Fairfax. Los Ange­ Versatile? Ask me another. Fans Boo Verdict; Rudy turf court championships for mm I form of Paul Waner and the over' Oakland 31 IS .568 les. 118; Tony Glona, Los Angeles, Courageous? He's never licked. and women reached the final 16 and I night development of Glenn Spen- Portland M 17 .541 Ohio.ins must take Michigan and lon to the mound for the opener Mendoza, Skube Draw; Seattle IS !R .500 Northwestern on successive Satur­ While Vitt is likely to beckon Emll vs. Joe Gurnette. Compton. 126; Gambler? Sure, he'll take a quarter-final rounds, respectively. Cer Into a starting pitcher who Hollywood _____ 11 .500 Grover Toomes, Los Angeles, vs. chance when necessary. ia days, snd that is a real assignment Yde, veteran southpaw, to the tir­ Granite Kayoes Foe George Hughes and Frederick could win, were three .primary Sacramento 14 32 .MS for any team." ing line for the stars. Ballon has Clarence Wood. Santa Monica. 135; Willing? He works like a horse. Perry, English Davis cup players, causes for the Pirates' spurt since Missions . . 11 M .311 and Wood Vincent, Los Angeles, vs. Those who saw him play football advanced to the third round in July, • Copyright. 1931, Consolidated Press Au'n) won 16 games for the Angels this By RINGSTER NATIONAL LEA GIT season and is twirling ball at pres­ Bobby Stewart. Compton, 145. at Samohi probably remember him men's singles yesterday by defeat­ Yesterday, with Spencer working as a sparse, skinny boy with shoul­ Referee Freddy Oilmore and ing Harry Moore, White Plains. N. St. Louts ______68 4n 630 ent. Yde ls a consistent hurler and Ringster^were the only ones who on the mound, the Pirates nosed out New Tork M 41 .558 the game should prove to be a ders that were too wide for the rest Y., and Arthur Gwynne, New York, the Chicago Cubs, 4-3. scoring the Chicago SB 4S .55! ot his frame. Well, that frame Is thought Tfger Jordan won over Don pitcher's battle. Conn in the six-round main shindy while the British women represen­ tying run in the eighth inning and Brooklyn , 58 S3 SH filled with class A football meat tatives, Miss Joan Ridley and Mrs. the winning run ia ths ninth when Boston ______S3 53 49S Lightning Hurts Dave Barbee and Mike Gazelle at Culver City last night, but still, now, and Hal bends the beam at Elsie Ooldstack-Plttman gained tbe Pittsburgh ______51 54 .486 are expected to bs back la tbs Hoi- j Prep Speedboats 180. He still has that slow-looking you have to remember that very Lloyd Waner walked end came Philadelphia 43 «B l«8 lywood lineup this week. Barbee was few fans ever agree with Freddy quarter-final round in the women's home on a double by the old re­ Cincinnati 39 70 338 speed and. with his added weight, competition. given a rest Sunday alter wrench- 1 should prove a wow as a Troy pea- anyway, so probably they would liable. Pie Traynor. ing bis back in the Seal series. The I have booed him had hs hoisted American survivors in the wom­ The Pirates collected only five AMEBICAN LEAGUE greener this season. W I. Pel Links Champion home run king is anxious to get his Conn's mitt. en's singles included ths Palfrey hits off Les Sweetland. bttt ths Cub When Forney was hi high school sisters—Sarah and Mianne—of Bos­ Philadelphia ______77 30 .730 chance at some ot the Angel slants For Race Events X used to be pretty enthusiastic As a fight It was a sour wrestling lefthander was generous with his Washington M 39 829 ton, who meet in today's quarter­ passes, franking 10 men to' first New York 63 43 .590 and hopes to fatten his average at about his plgskinning. This admira­ match. The Tigah held like a leech finals; Dorothy Weisel, Sacramento, Cleveland ______50 56 .472 Big Ed Dudley Paralyzed their expense. tion was noticeable ln all the yarns at times, yet managed to send home base before Bob Smith was called in Cal., who meets Mra rlttman; Mrs. with one out hi the ninth. Smith St. Louis 45 60 .420 Young Sensation Dick Loynes, California turned out about him. In fact, quite a few hard knocks to Conn's M. Z. Jessup, Wilmington, Del., who Chicago „ 43 64 .396 by Bolt; Play Halted Manager Lellvelt has announced some disgruntled geezer wrote In beezer. AH the while Conn was fanned Pinch-hltter Brame for the Boston , 41 66 .387 he will use Jess Petty, veteran Pilot, After Honors in and said, "Forney certainly has a meets Mrs. William Hester, New second out, but Tr aynor refused to Detroit . 41 67 .380 by Driving Rain looking at his handlers for instruc­ York, and Miss Josephine Cruick­ pitcher, only ln relief roles until Jje Gold Cup Trial good publicity man in Finch." I ap­ tions. He dldnt land five blows all be fooled. The defeat dropped the ORELAND. Pa.. Aug. 11 (U.R) -Big I gas regained his winning stride. Hal preciated the "compliment." al­ shank, wbo will oppose Miss Ridley. Cubs from a virtual tie with file INTEBNATIONAL LEAOIE evening, although he missed sev­ Baltimore 71 S3 S73 Ed Dudley. Western open golf cham- I Stitzel the Arizona youngster, who though the disgruntled geezer prob­ Seeded survivors ln the men's second place New York Giants to a M r w ld MONTAUK. N. Y., Aug. 11 {_**•— eral swell uppercuts. competition are Gregory Mangln, Rochester 67 51 .568 pion. may not be able to resume I }> <""P*« *? * . °£ « ?tuff on The Far West and the Midwest are ably didn't mean lt far that. Young Ralph and Pastor Calope. position half a game removed from I Newark 66 S3 .555 play today in the Philadelphia open •*• ba"; wlil *et thc "tartlng as- Anyway, when Forney starts roll­ Newark. N. J.; John Van Ryn, Phil­ the runnerup rung. Montreal as SS .533 r grooming two formidable challengers who fought a sensational battle last adelphia, and Wilbur Coen, Jr., Toronto __ 61 .604 because he was hit by lightning | *>'l*n n«nts for the gold cup, coveted speedboat ing up points for the Trojan team week at the Hub City stadium, were The Pirate-Cub gams wss the 62 after the completion of the he won't need any publicity agent. Kansas City. One seeded star, Keith only one on the major league sched­ Reading 56 tt .471 i Just trophy on which the East has main­ His work will speak for itself. Introduced ss next week's main Gledhill, of Santa Barbara, CaL,eras Buffalo __ 49 73 .405 | LEADERS FOR FLAG tained a strangle hold for five years. eventers. Augie DeMille accepted ule yesterday, as both leagues pre­ Jersey City ft 393 second round yesterday. Fall of 1932 is a long way off, defeated by James Hess, Jr., of pared for intersectional warfare 48 Dudley stood on the eighteenth tee •AVE TOUGH SERIES Dick Loynes, veteran California but paste that prediction in the Huerta Evans' challenge for a 10- Austin, Tex. St tmt Vattat Ttaaa pilot, now is assembling the motor rounder. starting today. In file National' AMEBICAN ASSOCIATION with an upraised umbrella when Hard series were scheduled for old derby and hold your fire till league western teams come East, W L Pct I lightning flashed, coursed down the of his Californian. which he brought then. Oreat Fight and in the American, eastern clubs St. Paul » 41 .609 umbrella and paralysed an arm. I the leaders of the Coast league pen­ via steamboat through the Panama The Show was saved bv a great DATES SELECTED battle the West. Indianapolis SS B6 .513 The golfer was treated ln the hos­ nant race this week, with six out­ canal for the gold cup race on Sat­ scrap between Rudy Mendoza and Louisville 68 B7 .504 fits well bunched. urday. Last year he made a lap rec­ Columbus __ 66 66 .500 pital. The Angels and Hollywood start Joe Skube. It was called a draw FOR SOUTHLAND .496 ord of more than sixty-three miles Kansas Cltr 66 67 As result of the accident, and rain a seven-game series Tuesday night, Dutra Brothers although ringslders thought Men­ Milwaukee _ (4 58 413 that flooded the course with three- an hour before a smashed hull forced doza had a clear edge. Minneapolis . 54 SB Aft after the Angels took five of seven him out. This year his boat boasts LINKS TOURNEY Toledo ____ 48 67 Alt fourths the field to be heard from, Mendoza piled up a big lead la play was called off, games from the Missions last week a stronger hull and probably will the first two sessions, thanks to his Bay Couriers to retain their hold on first place. pack more power than any of the LOS ANGELES, Aug. 11 (CNS)— Dudley had led the first round boxing skill and long-range shelling, The annual Southern California The San Francisco Seals and other contenders. with 72 and finished his second I Oakland are tied for second place, Finish One-Two but the rugged Skube, who can beat open golf championship today was RETZLAFF MAY with 81. and waa waiting for the Horace Dodge of Detroit fretted a as a result of an even break the Goldie Hess and Mickey Cochrane placed on the calendar by Willie rain to stop when stricken. bit yesterday as mechanics worked at catching honors, ducked ia under I. Hunter, president ef the Pacific Seals obtained with the Stars ln the over his new Miss Syndicate ILL In Olin Dutra, Brentwood Country Win in National HAVE CAMPOLO series ended Sunday. Rudv's gloves ta the third and nun- Southwest P. O. A., for play at the her two trial runs the twenty-four- club pro, added to bis golfing honors ished him terrifically with body San Francisco plays the Portland yesterday the firdt prize ln the Potrero country elub October 29 to AS FIGHT FOE Handicap Victor to cylinder motor developed trouble hooks. November 1, Inclusive. CULVER, Ind., Aug. 11 'U.R)—The Beavers this week and the Oaks are and prevented Dodge from taking semimonthly P. G. A. golf tourna­ favored to win from the Missions Mendoza was tired as he came The Southern California pro national Junior tennis champion­ NEW YORK. Aug. 11 (._•>—Charley I the wheel. He announced later that ment at Palos Verdes. Senor Dutra out for the fourth heat, but he kept Retire From Racing as easily as did the Angels. Seattle tinned ln 69 plus I for a grand to­ championships will be decided at the ships continued hero today, wltb Retzlaff s next opponent mav be CHICAOO. Aug. 11 '.It—Mike Bennie Hill of Indianapolis, veteran on his bicycle most of the time. Virginia country club, but the def­ second and third-round matches on tbf giant Argentine, Victorio Cam­ meets Sacramento. auto race driver, would drive the tal of 71. Close behind was bis Near the end ef the session he went inite dates for this tournament bave Hall, winner of the $100,000 Agua brother, Mortie Dutra, who halls the program. William Doeg, Santa polo. Caliente handicap last Manh, prob­ boat in the cup races, into high gear and blasted Skube not yet been selected. It will be Monies, Cal., seeded No. 1, won his Madison Square Garden alreadv w111 not have tlme to from the Virginia Country dub of with four terrific rights, but the guy held, however, the third or fourth ably will do no more racing. Gabb It Street Gil'Ptt '** familiarize Long Beach, with Tl plus 2, for 73. opening match yesterday from War­ has granted Oampolo'a consent to R. M. Eastman of Chicago, owner with the concrete phiz came back week in September, according to ren Davis, St. LotliS, 3-6, 6-0, 6-3. the match, to be held at tbe Polo am,. , VrlUen , myself with the boat, and that would There was a three-way tie far and was trading wallops at the desire of officials of the Long Jay Cohn, Santa Monica, Cal., an­ grounds, September S, If aU goes of tbe 7-year-old router, has decided nX r to n e3,c third place between George Davis gong. Beach club. to retire bis Star unless ailing ten­ NEWin-or-LoseW YORK, Aug . 11 Berth(CPA ) I &J? *!. -* «"»t era*** said of Palos Verdes, Vic Owens of Royal other favorite, advanced to ths well, ead Retzlaff may come to dons improve. Mike Hall was forced nie in to win for me." ttls to hot for a six-round re­ The open was won last year by third round by defeating Harry terms within the next day or so. Before the world series is even DodgeSeve,n sotheo I ra mchallengers going to ,sen includind Beng- Palms and Ernest Martin of Spauld- match. Leo Diegel at Agua Caliente. Olin Jens, Milwaukee. Retzlaff, a hard puncher from I to pass up tba $25,000 added Haw­ scheduled. Gabby Street gets his the 1930 winner, Hotsy Totsy, are lngs. All three turned in a 72 with The hit of the show was Bud Dutra, et the Brentwood country Duluth, generally is regarded as one thorne handicap last Saturday be­ well-deserved contract as manager being tuned up for the race. a plus 2, gross 74. Granite, young Oklahoma bov. who club, Santa Monica, will defend the ef the best of the younger heavy-1 cause ef tbe injuries. He has aot of the St. Louis Cardinals for next knocked out Gene Espinosa. Filipino pro crown. Former Mat Champ weights. raced in form since winning the big year. Ducat Applications battler, in one minute. Espinoza The bout, if it ls definitely ar­ purse ln Mexico. Gabby won his first major league Sward fish Sighted had Just hit Granite with a right VALUABLE PLUG To Meet Coleman ranged, could Interfere sadly with pennant in 1930 and endured his Sent to Bruin Fan* when the Oklahoman came out of CHICAGO, Aug. 11 (_Pv-Rlchard LOS ANGELES, Aug. tl (CNS)—I Jimmy Johnston's plan to match I first world series licking, but he isn't Off Billings Barge Ten thousand public season ticket a crouch and 1st fly a left that put and Patrick Nash, owners of ths Dynamite Ous Sonnenberg, former: Campolo with Ernie Schaaf of i Night League going into the 1931 world series on Swordflsh are coming unusually the brown boy down for the count. Valley Lake stable, have refused an tltleholder, will oppose Able Coleman j Boston, another up and coming a probationary basis. Win or lose. applications sad 80,000 blanks for bi the feature match of a mat pro- youngster, at Ebbette field, Aa- close to the shore this year states alumni of universities whose teams It was the first time this observer offer of $50,000 lor their 2-year-old n,st the St. Louis team retains him Captain Max Watt, skipper of the has seen a Filipino kayoed with one colt, Burning Blaze. Burning Blase gram at Olympic auditorium August | & *"• JOHN ADAMS another year. St. Louis refuses to meet the U. C. L. A. football squad 19. Both gf the men He flying big barge Billings, anchored two in the Olympic stadium (Coliseum) punch. became one of file choice Juveniles With a crowd of about a thousand accept the doctrine that the world miles off the Ocean Park pier. Ac­ No Fractures of the season when hs conquered spectators present, the largest ever serles ls bl- than a maJor cham_ cording to Watt, sportsmen aboard this fall, will be delivered through the best 2-year-old of the East, the n d b the malls this week, according to Espinosa rolled on the floor and laTAtt efietmi | Olympiad Swimmingnh^l^ H » m o n 5" r*KL? Pionship, and as much can't be said his ship were treated to a rare sight when he came to he wiggled his $40,000 Post and Paddock stake at Po l t0 Be John Adams da mond, Ounther- yesterday when a 150-pound merlin an announcement made today by Arlington Park. for aII of th other majoJr lea Stephen W. Cunningham, Bruin Jaw to see If lt was busted. A hasty _£SS& £SSrSr°Hawthorne Gold cup 1 ninth drove in Lloyd Waner wltb run thai man in only one event, pointed IM Terry, St. Louis. 10 rounds. one. 'ment manager. American Liberals, 8:30. 1 scheduled to be his last race. -Mat Cube. 4 ta a 'SB I PAGE TWENTY EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA #TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, lW*i MOON MULLINS A PRIVATE THOROUGHFARE By WILLARD Sundown Stories By MART ORAHAM BONNER Those times to John sad Peggy seemed ths hardest. But Peggy and John would not have missed taking pott of this trip fM anything ln the world. Not only bad they seen roads made through forests, but they had seen how part flf. tiw country was developed and now treaties had • been made with magnificent In- I dlana so they could travel through tbe country. Ths children were so glad that none of these people bad fought tbs Indians, as John and Peggy loved tbe Indians and bad always fait they had their rights toe. As they told tiw Little Black Clock, If ever they took a trip across the country they would think of those processions of peo­ ple daring to build a trail to home­ made settlements.

Ownership of Beer A meal is set before our flleis. Soy I And is lt big? Brings $200 Fine "I'd say this dinner," Puff declares, It cost Jose Camoche, of 1738 "is fit for any'Plg." Eighteenth street, $200 to see him­ "It's not tbat highbrow talk ts M self on charges of possession of worth to me," says Bun, "a S liquor, at his hearing conducted ln fig- SCORCHY SMITH CLOSE QUARTERS By JOHN C. TERRY Santa Monica pollct court yesterday But that last crack is what might ty Judge O. A. M. Spencer. be described as infra dig.** Camoche's home aad restaurant at 1527 Pennsylvania avenue was Sonnysayings raided Sundar by police here who said they found 117 pints of beer, By FANNY I. CORY three bottles of whisky and a gal­ lon of wine fa a garage at the rear of the home. At tbe bearing yes­ terday, mt pleaded guilty and was offered tba alternative of paying the fine or spending 180 days in the county Jail. Camoche was fined $250, but $50 of it was suspended on a promise of future good behavior. Roosevelt Clubs Sounding Opinion WASHINGTON, Aaf. II (JP)—Or­ ganization of "Roosevelt Southern clubs," supporting Franklin D. Roosevelt, governor of New York, for the democratic presidential npmination, is proceeding. The headquarters of the dubs ln Atlanta already is sounding out members of congress on their atti­ tude toward the New York governor' for the democratic nomination. THE "DOUBLE'S" STORY By EDWIN ALGER A letter sent by F. B. Summers, BOUND TO WIN executive chairman of the organiza­ MeVCR MINO WHO'LI- 1 \Nt-HEO I KNEW WHO I Vyt^.—X CUfc'ot.. tion, has been received by members GET LIS,YOUNG M/-.I-4 ? MV NAME ift JIM—*t CONfT KNOW FOR^fj Af congress from the Southern Ouess I'll try a few puffs, Baby; •oURE—I OOMiT KNOVM NOT HIN' MEOUTC , states soliciting their views on SSS how I fills my pipe, sort ob )OU BETTef*. STAKT **y Roosevelt. careless, like Daddy? exPLAINIM' HOW VOU MV_e_P Fflffc __RS&**-_ '•WAS ALWAYS WERE HOUSE&REAK1H' , CALLED JSA—WHEI'-THeY PUT ME INT>*-*J THE plR'5'T NlGHfT 1 MET/; REFORM *SCHOOL"rHEy TOLD ME M*V you J COME ON NOW! WHOLE NAME *v\A*9 31M 3/VMES- MOMENTOUS ERRORS OUT \r_ ITH BUT THE CUY WHO WROTE IT Jt_£; DOWN SMICKERED fifi S i»it TM A l*. an aifins a—n«e

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it JPOESDAY, AUQTOT 1Y, l>3ff B SANTA MONICA OUTLOOK CLOSING N. Y. EXCHANGE STOCKS — BONDS - N. Y. CURB STOCKS STOCK TRADE FLURRY NBW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCKS SENDS PRICES HIGHER] NEW YORK CURB STOCKS Close Sales Hlth Low Close Bales Blah Low Close Sales mth SaW Close Sales Hltb Low NEW TORK, Aug. 11. (ff)—Bears, lulled to sleep by tttt extremely NEW TORK, Aag. 11. (#)—Fol­ NEW. TORK, Aug. Sl. (_P)—Fol-' lowing is ths complete list of trans­ lowing is ths complete closing list I P quiet stock market of the last ten days, received a violent and fearful P I NaU El Pow tt II .. 68% MH 68% 1 t S Phillips Pet ...... T% T Ttt actions cn the New Tork Curb mar­ 1 Prod Roy tOpct f .. tH IH 10 Uat P A L ts 3016A .104% 103% 104% 1 Burets V O 8 H .. 11 10* 11 do ta 3030B MVi 85% MVp of todays transactions OB the New 15% lt 1 Plerce-Ar pf 6 M 59 awakening today. Just ts tbt rail issues were drifting into new low ket giving all stock traded: 2 Pruden Inv H% ti 20as Exchange B 1% .. tt 3 Pills Flour I...... 31% 3t% SOas do pf Is .. 17% 1 Mat Pub Berv sa 78 . 69% 69% MVe York Stock exchange. Figures In­ MH H V. 87% P 70a Pitts 8t pf 7 80% t0% 50% record ground for the two year decline, professional support was thrown 13 Pub Ct Hold wtr 10S Nat Steel ta M .. 91% 91 IIH .. IH IH H 2 Nat Tea 5s 31 98 96 dicating the number ot shares sold 4 Federal Wat 8 UH MH UH lOas Plttt United Pf 7 .. 74 • 74 M Key to Symbols: AS—Actual t do aw 98 33% into ths market which resulted in s complete bear rout la the last hour, 3% 43 Nebr Pow 4%t 81 ...103% 103% 103% represent hundreds: 2 Federated D St 24 M t Plttston Oo UH 12% IIH sales. XD—Ex-dividend, XR— Ex- M MH 1 Poor e Co ..,,....,» 7% TH lOas Quaker Oats 13S 13S 13S 43 New Ent a A X 8s 50 3- M% 5 Fid F Fire Ins 2.M .. 43 7% several prominent shares surging upS 38 do If 48 88 H% 83% I Porto R A T A 2 .. SH SH rights, A—Plus extra la atock, B— 85 Key to Symbols: XD—Ex-divi­ 10 First T St R Pf t .. t3% •tt from 4 to more than 10 points, as R 58 do 3s 47: 88 Mli 8 tt MH I So B ...... 3 I 3 Plus 10 per flint in stock, P— Pay- dend, XR—Ex-rlghts. AS—Actus! 11 First N B 3% 81% 1 I shorts made panicky efforts to buy 3 Rainbow B % % It Btw Ent Pow 51--3 34. 90 89% S-% HOas Flsk R 1 Pt 1 1 Post T A C 7s Pf .... tt% 19% 19% UR—Under rule 3 Relter Post 1% 1% 11 do 6s 48 ...... 82 24% MH S Pralr Pipe L I IT Mtt IH 82 tt sales, A—Plus extras, B—Including 30ss Florsheim S A IH 24% tf back tbe stock they had sold short. 1 Rellan Intl B % H 19 B Y Pow A L 4%3 67100Vi 1M% 100% 11% 11% 1 Pressed St Car ...... 3% 8% Stt STOCKS % 1 Pollansbee 11% Most observers regarded the up­ SAN FRANCISCO 3 Rellan Manate 4% 4% t% 3 Nlat Falls F ta 10 . 106% 106% 106% sxtrsa, D—Partly stock. P—Paid 21% 14% S Procter ts Oam I.M 64% 63% 64% 14 Foster Wheel 2 34% 11% 12% A 10 Ren Oas .?.. 8% 1% IH 3 Nor Ind P B tVi. TOE 99 % 99% 99% last year, H—Paid so fir this year. 158 Pox Film A 2% MH lOas Prod Ss ttt ft ttt __H ttt turn as primarily reflecting an over­ 2 Rcybarn Ine 1% 1% I Nor Oh T A L 5s 56.103% II MV. 79% Sales Hlth Low Close IH 102% 103% J—Payable In stock. K—Cash or 4 Freeport TtS I MVi 40 Pub Ber M J 3 40 .. M Tftt crowded short interest, although it 1 Rossla Intl .10k .... 3% Ht f Nor Bute Pow J% 40.103% 193% 103% \ Sa 7s Pt 7 138% 138% 138% 1 Aero Sup B . 3% 2% 3% a% stock, lr—Payable when earned, Z— has been expected that some efforts 3 Aero Sup A IVi IVi 1% 33 Nor State Pow t%a tl 99% 99 89 !i o li da Mil t in 101% 101% FINANCE NOTES s 1 Nor West Pow os 60 . 77% 46% 77% 77% unit of trading 10 shares. SOas Oamewell 8 46% 48% 1 Pah S E * Q IM Pt 8 106% 106% IMH would be made to usher in. the II Afflllat Pro l.M ... 28 tl 33 IS St Anth Oold ...... H 1-16 1-16 I AB Invest ev pf .... t 7% I I Ohio Ed M 60 . ...104% 104% 104% 19 Oen Am Tank t 56% M M% H Pullman 4 MH »% 30% t St Reaia Pap 10 .... 11% 11% 11% f Ohio Pow 4%6 56D . 101 19 autumn upturn in general business 3 Aileth Oaa l% l'i l'i 8% 100% Ut 8 Oen Asphalt I...... 19% M'** 10 Pure OU ,...<. ftt Ttt TH BAN FRANCI8CO. Aug. 11. (7PV- I Salt Or Prod l.M ... 5% IH 1 Ohio Pub Serv !s 84D10iH 103% with a bull demonstration. t Allied Mills 10 4% 4% 4% 1 Seaboard UtU 28 .... I I 3 103B STOCKS 2 Oen Bak 1 21% M »:% 20as do pf 8 IS M 14 Unfillsd orders on WestcMi Pipe and • Okla O A E Sa SO . .103% 103% 103% 1 Oen Bronze ...... TH 7% _H 2 Purity Bak 3 ...... 27% 27 MH The upturn in share values wss I35as Al/pi Co Am 121% 115 118% 49 Setal Lock %r S 8% 6 8 Pac OAE 4%s 073 .103% A 1 Steel Company books Bl the end of 7% 101% 101% 1 Oen Cable t t so violent as to bring oat some fresh 1 do "pf 6. . 100 100 100 3 Belberlnt Rub TH TH U do 4%s to F 103li 101% 101% Bales HUh Low Close 3 Oen Clear 4...... 36 35% 35% B the first half ot 1931 totaled about 1 Alum oOods 1,20 13% 13% UH 4 Selected Indus 2". 2 _ 3% 9 do 5%s 32C 106% I Abltlbl P&P .4 3% 4 WH 43% IM 104 235 oen Blee LM .41% M 41 674 Radio 19% 19% selling, in the last few minutes, and 15.000.000. nils compared with If Am CH PALB 10 pct. 6% I 1% 1 Set Ind al ctf 6%r .. 43% IIH t Pac P A L ta tt .. . 99 98% 88% I to ft ... IIH •% 11% 1 do SPl .60 11% 11% 11% 40 do pf B 5 41% HH 41 lt Am C P A io pct s.. UH UH UH 1 Sentry S Con ...... % H % I do 1955 new 98% 48 V. MH closing prices ranged 1 to 3 points $2,200,000 a year previous. . M% 03 T. I Abraham Ss Btr .... MVi 38% in­ 33 Oen Foods S M% M% 3 do pf 1% ....49% 48 4 Am Corp .Uh 3% 3% 3% 1 Bhattuck Denn ...... Mb SH 3% 1 Pac West OU IHa 43 57% 17% 57 % tl Adams Exp ls...... Mtt MVi ItH 20 Oen OAB A .30K... 4% 4% 4H 40 Radio K O 14% UH 14% under the top. American Telephone, Directors yesterday ordered pay­ 1 Shenandoah 4 4 4 IS Penn Con PAL 4%s 47% H aa Am Oerp war 3-16 3-11 l-ll 97% tt do pf ts t« HH 15% 1 do cv pf 8 48 tt 46 20as Railroad Sec 4 .... S3 33 after getting up 7, closed with a net I do pf Jr ... 30 30 M 1 Penn Oh P A L 6%s 104%104 % 104% 18 ment of the regular quarterly divi­ tl Am Cyan B ...... 8'. 7•, tH 1 Sbrcveport Bl D P L tH IH lt Adams MUlls IB MVi ItH M 2 Oen Mills I 39% M MH 3 Raybestos Man 3 60 11 19 11 Am Equities 5% 8% 5% tH 41 Peo Oas L A O M 11 93% 91% 95% 38 % 63% gain of 8 k. Atchison, after surging dend of 50 cents a share. lOas Sinter Mft Ua ....Ht 360 360 1 Addressoi Ml ft* ITH ITH 397 Oen MM I ttH M 1 Readlnt Co 4 83% 63% 19 Am A Ftn P war .. 18% 15% UH 6 Peop L A P ta 79 ww 3.1 34% 34 It 102% 3 do 2nd pf 3 .42 42 tt nearly 8, finished up 3V Miscel­ 8 Solar Ref 14 % 14 14% 1 Phlla H Pow IHs 72 107% 107% I Advance Rume ..... 4% 4% SH I do pf I Its IM President H. Q. Tallerday reported 4 Am Founders 3 3% 2% 1 80 Cal Ed A Pf IHs 31% 11% 107% tttt 3 Real Silk 8% IH I laneous Issues closing 3 to 6 higher 31% 2 Piedmont Nor R 5 54A 85 M 85 49 Air Reduc It 79 IS 78% 6 Oen Pub Serv UH u the first shipment of steel pipe was 11 Am Oas A EI la ... M 64 65% 1 do pf B 1 _s 39 29 29 10 Oen Rail Bit I ..43 40% 43 5 Remlnc Rand Itt t 8% Included United States Steel. Balti­ 2 Pitts Steel 6s 48 ... MH 90 Vi 90% 388 Alaska June M .... 18% UH 15% t do 1 pf f M M 80 sent yesterday for the Ssa Joaquin 1 fla pf M IUH 110% 110% 1 South Pipe 2s UH 13% UH 10 Potomac Ed 4%s tlR 90% 8 Oen Real Ss Ot 3% JL. 5 Am Invest B ...... 5% 5% tH M MH n Allethany 6% Mb 5% _!_. 6 Reo Motor .40 ...... •% 6% 5% more te Ohio, New Tork Oentral, 2 Southland Roy 20 .. t t 8 IS Pub 8 N I 4 lis 80 K . 99% 93% 1 de pf OE MH 29% 39% valley section of ths Hetch Hetchy 1 S W Dairy 1 1 M% 1 do pt aw 17% 17% ITH 33 34% 14 Repub Steel 14% UH IIH American Osa, Westlnghouse, Con­ ItM Am Liui.i- Mch 2a.. 26 36 26 1 T do 4%a 8IF MH 99% 99% 3 Oen Refract 1 34% aqueduct. The shipment of ten ear- 7 Am Maracalbo % % % 28 St Oil Ind ls 24 Vi 33% 1 do pf MO ww SSS M Oan Thea Sk .3% 3% 4 Rep 81 av pf ...... 30% 38 n MH I Pub S Okla ta Sf D loo 99% IM 189 AI Chem Ss Dye 8s...lis 108v. IUH *_* t Reynplds Met 14 14 14 solidated Oas, Allied Chemical, Case loads will be followed with others 1 Am Sta PSA 160r.. 7 T 7 31 St Pow A Lt 2s 31 30 it 13 Put Sd P A L SHt 49 102% 34 Olllette Safety R 31% 20% SIH 1 Starrett '... SH tH IUH 103% 0 AUIs Oh Mft ts S4H MH MH 38 R«y TOb B 3 80% 49% 60% and Eastman. 138 Am Sup Power .40... ItH UH H% 3% IT do 4%S MO 94% MH 94% I OUdden Co 0% •tt IH at regular intervals after thtt week 5 Am Ut as O B vtc. 1% l% 1% 5 do pf 3 13 11 1 Am At Chem sf .... it ITH 18 30as do pr Pt 1 T7 TT tT 1 mch Oil Oal IH 1% IH ia I Queens B O SHt 33 104% 104% IMH 13 Am Bank Wot* St.. MH S3 M Tl Safeway Bt 5 63% 59% The unit will be 4? miles long. I Am Yvette Vis ..... 3% av, tH 3 Bun Invest 4 4 2 Reliance M Ss ff A 4 Oobel Adolph 7% Ttt .63% 1 Swift A Co 3 M% IS% 4 71 78% 78% Ml Am Can 4 MH t0% 95% 28I% 17% 1 Rio Oran Oil Stt IH IH Preliminary estimates Indicate 11 Anslo-Chl Nit ...... 1 1 1 MH 10 Rep Oat Is MA ... 88% 14% 85% M Oold Dust IH 27% a Byrac WMB 6 6 6 1 Am Car a Fdy M... 16% IIH 18% I Ooodrlch UH 12% 15 Royal Dut sh 28 35% 36 that the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Santa Barbara school and high 3 Appal Oas war ... % % H 5 8t L G A C 6s 47 . 30 30 30 18 Am Chicle 3B 43% MH 41 33 Ooodyear T I... 41 H»H* 41% Paul and Pacific will report for 30 Appalach Oas ...... 3% 8% 3% 41 Safe H W 4%s 79 . 101 100% 101 IAm Coml Al I IH I I Oranby Con M 1..... 13% 13 '.1% 13'- school bonds, totaling $316,000. were 1 Arctur Rad Tube ... 3% 3% 3% 9 Teck Ruth G .60 •H IH 1 San A P 8 ta 88 B . 100 99% 99% s July net operating income of about 9 Ark Nat Oaa A ... 3% 8% 3% 10 Scrlpps 6 Vis 43 90 8 Amer Burop M 19% M 1 Orand 811 Bt 1 18% IIH MH sold yesterday to a syndicate headed 2 Texon Oil 1 7% a 90 187 Am a tor Pow .... M 38% 38% ut18%t 3 St L San P 13% 13% 17 $1,350,000. compared with 11,405,638 1 Ark Nat Oaa Pf .60 . 5% 5% 1% 2 Trsnscont Air .. f% 11 Shaw WAP 4%s 17 97% 97 >,£ 2 Orand Union 18% ttH by Dean Witter and Company, at IH 07% 2 Am ts T P 17 pf 7s. 86 88 M 3 Orant W T 1 31% ITH 38% I do pf 6 24% H 13% in July 1930. I Art Metals .60 1% t t% II Trans Lux *i t% 4*, 5 do 4%s 68 B , 96% MH | do 3d pf 50% 48% 50% I St L South IT 17 IT a premium of $8020 for the school 5 Aa Bl Ind .80 4% 4% 4% 1% I do 4%s 70 D . 96% M% MH 10 Ot No Ry pf 4H 39 ITtt MH 2 Trlplfx B O ss t% M% 1 Am Hide Ss tea IH 4% 4% 1 Sevan Arms 13% 13% D 83 As OAE1 A lr .... 13%V. UH U^m 1 1 do ta 70 O .106 lOS 3 do Ir Ore etf I.... it% 11 18% t**a9m9m»mmfmst*matmmmmmmmmmmm*mmmm. amamfmfasa* m* mf* ma-ma* mf* mam -••*• district 5s. amounting to $116,000. 5 Tri Utilities .... t 3 tS Sears Roebuck 8% .. 57% 64% 6% 1 Atl Ost Fish 4 4 4 2 SEP A L Is 2025 A 105 104% 1 Am HI & L pf M M M 11 CH West SW .,..9 8% 1% and 113,738 for the $200,000 high 3 Tung-Sol Lamp 1 1% 7% IM las • Am Home Prod 4.20.. 83 83'4 63 20as do pf 7 M M •1 1 Schulte Ret I I 8% 2 Atl Lobos % % % 1 do pf I 3% 36% 4 South Cal K Ss tl . .106 IM New York Stock j ichool 5s. 7 do ta 54 106% 8 Am lea M 19 18% 19 64 Grigsby Orun 3% IH 7 Seas rave .60 6% IH 30% 2 Atl Sco Corp 1% 1% 1% 7% .106 IM IS 46 Servel Ine SH 7% 1 South N G 63 44 ... • 52 105% M Am Internat 14. MH MH 1 Oulf Mob a B IS IS 18 5% 4 Atlas Utll t% I 6% 31% 53 * 52 9 Shattuck F O 1 .... 10% 19% 34 Exchange Averages 3 Unterleider Fin u 28 37% 28 1 SOU G A E SS 57 A . . 94% 94% SOas Am-La tt Pf IH 8% t% 4 Oulf M Steel 14 tltt Associated Oil Company has re­ 1 Aut V M cv pr pt... UH 10% 10*. 1 South P A L 6s 3022 94% I Am Loco lt IIH IIH 11% ua 13 Shell Union 8% 5% 15 1 Union OU a ... UH 11% 13% IMH ported completion of its Kettleman 5 Stand O A E 6s 38 . 101% 104% IMH I Am Loco pf 7s .... tt 88% 68% H I do pf 5% 34 Htt 10% B I Unit Oorp war t% 4% t% 101% 10as Hack W pf A tH... 21% SMI 21% 25 Simmons tt 14 4H (Copvrisht 1031 Standard Statistics uo > Whep'.ey No. 2 well, flowing 6217 3 Unit Dry Dock 3 I 3 1 do ta 35 con* ... .101% I Am Maeh St P 1.40.. M tl M 10 Bahla Corp I 2% I 1 do es 51 . 98% 101% to.% IAm Metal 11% UH UH 3 Hahn Dept St 5% 8% IH 64 Sinclair Con 10% 1% 22% NEW TORK, Aug. 11. (JP)—The M Unit Bounders t% 4% 4% 98% 3 Skelly Oil t% 4% barrels daily aad producing 6.000,000 1 Blckford pf t%S M 30 30 H United Oas 6% 4 do ta 66 . 98% M% IMt Am Nat oaa sf .... SH t 8 1 do pf JH ISH HH HH 18% IH 6 9» 1 do pf ww 32% 22% 42% closing average price ot 90 repre­ cubic feet of gas, at 8789 feet 225as Bltclow Sun 32% 11 32% 1 do war 3% 5 Stand P A L 8s 87 95% M 14 Am Pow * & IA... M% 33 35% 3 Harb Walker t 26% 36 26% 3% 95% 52 Socony Vac 1.60 .... 11% 18 75% sentative stock, oa tltt New Tork 1 Blue Ridse IH IH IH St Un Lt A POW A 20 20 I Sun OU 5,8 39 ... .101% 95% 1 Am PAL Pf A stp 5s 69 69 89 1 Hershey Choc 1 96% MH 93% 19% 101% 15 South Oal Bd 2 .... 42% 41% 13% 3 Blue Rldte evt pf Sr. 32% 3%3 33% 3 do cv pf 1 ... 89% 89% 89% lt Buper 111 4%s tt . . MH 101% IT Am Rad St San .tp.. UH UH 12 _ t Hollander Mtt 13% 14% Stock exchange todsy Is as follows: MS M% 33 Southern Pac 6 .... fltt Tl 27% 50ns Borne Scrymser .... tt 13 13 t u B A Int flee 1% 1% 1% I Swift A Co It 40 . .101% 101 % 1 Am Repub IH IH 8% IT Houd-Her S Ttt •H 7% Indrls. RRs Otlls Toi State opera singers la Austria will H Bras Tr A Lt . 11% 17% 18% 1 do ta 44 101% 4 Houston OU 41% 39 41% 3 So P R Sug 13% 13% 7% •>t 10 H 'ft 6 U S Bee Pow . 4% 4 4% .104 104 M Am Roll Mill 31% 20% 31% 3 South Rail 4H 27% 27% not receive mors than $160 a night 3 Buckeye P I. 4s ... 48 47 41 I do war t 1 1 1 Tenn P S 5s 70 . 99% IM 33 Houston on ntw .... 9 •H t 8% Today .. 107 5 67.0 183.8 111.0 99% 99% I Am Safety aas Ss ... 80% 48 50% 1 Sparks With ls TH Ttt if Parliament passes a Mil which 4 Buf N A E P pf 1 61 36% 26% 26% SOas I' 8 Pmah pf tf tt M 3 Tex City Oaa St 48 . . 62% 63% I Am Bmelt Ss R Is... 31% 30 31% 1 Howe Sound 2s tStt 18% 11% 24% Previous day .. 103.0 668 168.4 107.6 83% It Hudson Mot 16 13 ttH IS 1 Splcer Mtt 8% 8% TH has been Introduced by ths cabinet. 8 0S Lines pf . 3 2 2 30 Tex E 8 Ss 60 .100% 89% 1 Am Snuff M 41 40 40 t do Pf A Ss 24% 24% .. 105.9 69 1 161.1 IM.l 9', 9% 4 Tex P A L Ss 54 .103% 99% 30 Hupp Motor TH 7% TH 11 76.8 186.7 114.1 c 3 Unit Verde 1 ... 103% 103% 3 Am Solv a Oh .... H H H 5 Spiegel May Stern ... ftt T 2% 3 uttitty Epultli-i t% 4% 21 Tri Utll ta 79 . 14% 14 2 Am Sttt. Fdrs ls... UH UH UH 88 Stand Branda ltt .. 18% 18% 119.0 208 5 163.0 7 Cab R Tube vtc .... 1% 1 1% . M 14 I 62% 6 Can Marc Wirel 2% 2% 2% 143 Utll PALt 03'; 8 I Ulen A Co 6s 44 ... M lOas Am Steel F pt 7s...102 IM 103 38% 40% tat Com Tob ...... Itt 1% 3 years ato .. .. HT.! 1H.T 3045 228.9 H IS Union G C to 50 ... .103 M I ID Cent tS MH 89% New York Bond I Carib Syn 1 1 1 5 do B ctf I.OI'T 23 102% 102% I Am Sumat Tob ... 7% TH TH 1 Ind Motorcy H H 13 Bt O A El 3Vis .... H% 60% 36% 3 years aso .. .. IM.l 1193 148.7 1U.3 t On LA P ts 73 ... . HH 92% 3% t do 4s pf 59% Mtt Hlsh (1931) .. IM.l 108.2 203.8 144.3 126es Celanese 1 pf 7s ,. H% U 85 104% 92% 309 Am Tel & TU 9s.173% IMH 1TSH I Indian Refin ltt •» 11% 18 Cent Pub SA Itpct f 0 . 9% 1% 3 do 8%t 59 104% 104% IAm Tob Ss 118% 117% 118% 7 Indust Ray 4s 34% 33% 34% 14 St Oil Cal IHl ..._ M% M 37% Ml 141.1 •88 Averages 33 Vacuum OU I 4S%44% 451, 9 Un Ltt A R S%f tl 91 90% 99% 2 St Oil Kan ™. 11% UH HiRh (1930) .. .. 202 4 141.6 381.3 205 8 1 Cent P 8 Del t% 9% 9 . 90% 50 do B Ss IMH IUH 111% 8 laser Rand M .... 99 % UH I Coat St El lOPct f .. 7 1% T 6 do ta M A 107% 107% 1 insplrat Cop ...... Stt n• H 6% 49 St OU N J 2B 37% 26% Low (1930) .. 1129 86.4 146.5 1147 UTH 19 Am Wat Wks Ss.... 41% 47% 48% 18 HlKh (1929) ,, 187.8 383 3 3 Centrlf Pt 6. 8 t 6 7 Wa li ref n w 18% 17>, 18% I Un Pub S M 42A . 43% 43% 43% 1 Am W W lst pf ts.. .100% IMH 100% 5 Insuransh Del • ttt 9% •H 63 St Oil N T l.M .... 18% ITtt 3% .. Ml.l Ml.l (Cnnv Inht. 1931 stnndard Statistics Cn > 8% 14 U 8 Rum ts 33 91% 91 22 1 Starrett L B %t ... 16 18 117.7 156.3 140.2 3 Cen W Pub • l%s . 17% 17% 17% I Williams B C . 1% 31 tl I Am Wat Wks ctfs.. 45 M M 9 Interb Rap Tr 33 M 11% NEW YORK, Aug. 11. (JP)— The 31 Chath Ph Al BV ls .. 13% 13% 13% 8 Wll-Low Cat . IV 2% 2% 6 do l%s H 98% 98% 3 Intercon Rub 1% IH 1 Sterl Sec A 2% 2% M% 4 Am Woolen IH IH t% 3 30% closing averagt pries ot 30 repre­ HI Cltlea Serv .30a 9% 9 9% 4 do pf 4 91 20 in 4 do 6%S 33 98 93 1 Interlake XT ...... 7 '% 9 Stewart Warn ll , 10% M Am Wool pf ., 38% 34% 36% T T 17% t*m 1 do pf 6s 62', H% 12% 46 Wooworth Ltd 11' 11% 11% 3 do 6%s M 70 70 n 1 Internat Agrl IH IH 'tt 26 Stone Se Web ts .... 30% 29 % sentative bonds on tbs New Tork 4 Am Zinc Ul IH t% •% 7 Claude Neon Lts ... 4% 4 4 3 do IHs 38 MH MH 70 T Int Boa Maeh ts 14s 140 M| 5 Sudebaker 1.30 17% 16% 14 Stock exchange todsy is ss follows I Utah PAL 4'_s 44 . 98% 1 do pf 45% 45% 48% 30% 80% 3 Superior Oil % "It \ California 1 Cleve El III 1 do ... 43'. 43% 43% 98 63% 3 Int Cement M MH Indrls. RRs. Utils —*Tot' I Y Oil A Oas 1% 83% SO tM Anaconda IHa MH 34% M 2 Sweets Co ls lt Utt 1 Club Alum Ut . .. . 1% IMi 1% 208 Van Swer Is It ... 98 10 Int Comb B 1% 1% 1% ii II 10 H IM IM 1 A f W Paper t t I 39% •H 1 colum O A o vte ... 3% 3% 3% 4 Vlrt S P ta 56 A MH 39 int Harvest SH* •• 40 MH T | Stock Exchange I M.1 •95 7 101 2 13 4 4 do 5%s MA ... 87% 97% 1 Arm of 111 A I I.. .1., 10 Int Hydro El A 3*. . HH 22% 23% 1 Tenn Corp Vis .... 8H IH 23% Today 173as Comwlth Ed S.< . 200% 198'. 300% ut - _. .. _*_.»_.._» ^ _. ^mmmmmmmmm.m, » 0,mmmm*m Previous day ttl H.I 101.1 93 3 DOMESTIC BONDS t do Ss SO B 90 M% 1 do Pt 13% 13% 12% 14 Int Match pte pf 4s lltt 49% 80% 32 Texas Corp 3s HH 22% 34% 94 6 18 Comwlth A So war .. 1% 1% 1% HH Followlnt art the rloslnt Quotations at Week ato 84 1 983 101 4 Sales Hlth Low Close 3 Waldorf Ast Te 54 . 54 53 3 Arnold Const 5% 5% •% 1 Int Mar M ctfs IS ... 7% 7% 5 Tea Oolf Sul 3s MH MH #H 101 4 969 8 Com Wat Btr ..:>%» . 9 1% 9 MH __> today's active stocks oa the California Month an 85 3 101.0 2 Cons Oop Mln .... 2% 3% 2% 2 Ala Pow It tt 105% 105', 105', 7 West News D to 44 . 45". 45 172 Assd App Ind UH tt 10% M Int Nick Can M ... 13% UH 13% I Tta Pae o <_ o .... 4% 4% 10 100 4 100 5 54 2 Assd Dry Ods IHe .. 19% 19V. IIH 10 Stock Exchange as of ll o'clock today: Year aso . M.T 107 4 1 Oons O Ut A 3 20 .. 7% 7% 7% 10 Ala Pow 4Hf 67 99% MV< 89% I West Pa M 2030 ... 66% 86% 1 Int Nick O Pf 7s . .118% UIH UIH 10 Tea Pac L Tr .. . io 9% Sales Blth Low Lnst 96 8 97 2 | 97% M 1 do lst nt M 94% 94% 94% t Thompson Prod i 30 . .10 io 3 years aso 92 6 102 1 1 do vtc 4 4 4 2 Alumln Co ta 52 ... 104 % ItM'. 104'1 4 do 4s H Mtl ... 97% Maa Int Pap Tpet of ... 31 tt 31 100 Cord Corp T T 7 99 3 IS MH 90 Atch T a 8 P XM ..14% IMH 141% 3% I Tide Wat As IH 5% itt 3 years aso 949 103.t 98 9 ltoas Cont Shares pi B 18 18 19 2 Alumln Ltd Ss 48 98 VS 98 1 West T U ta 57 A . 85 97% t do O 2% 2% 180 Becla Mlnint .. .. IH 5% ' S% 101 r 98 7 11)3% IHH 1 do pf 6s 105% 105% 105% 20% 20% 1 Tlmk Det Ax I 6 8 Hlth (1931) M.4 108 T 1 Coop Boss pf A Is .. 17% 17% 17% 30 Am Cmwlth P ta 40. 7IVi 70', 71 f Wla P A L ta M B . 85 1 do pf ... . 20% SO0 j.Lincoln Petrol 90 90 90 114 88.1 M.4 M.t 103% 103% is Atlantic Ref tt ... . UH 14% U% 4 Int Salt 3s 35% 34% UH 6 Tlmk Roll B M 11 30 11 Low (Mill 20 Cord Oorp 7% 6% 7% 10 Am Com P 6%a S3 64 62*. 83% I do to ft F 103H ftt 50 Niagara Hud P Corp. 10% 10% 10% Blah (1930) 94 9 109 1 101 4 1014 1 Cor A Rey pf A Ik .. 32% 12% 32% 100'» 103% 2 Atlas Pow 41 3t 37% 38 9 Inter Shoe 3s 51 HH 61 3 Tob Prod IH 1% SO Wm Wrltley Jr Co. 73% 73% 73% 20 Am OAK Si 2()2t...lOO% 100'. 23 22 Transamerica M .... T 6% 7 Low (1130) M.I 97 3 tea 92.8 3 Cosden Oil 1 1 1 M lOOas ao pf 6s 87 87 87 1 Int Sliver ...... M H 1000 xBlt Jim Mlnint.. 7 T T 99 9 I Am GAP ta M tf t7 IM A-burn Attto 44 ....141% UIH UTH 26% 27 Tri Cont Corp 8% ltt •tt Hlth (1929) M.a 1M.0 99 8 24 Creole Pet 2% 2% 2% 68 FOREIGN BONDS 343 Int Tel a Tal Sl ... 29% HH 93 SO Woolworth 11% 11% UH MS I do Ss 53 If 11 Sal** CI OSO II Autosales . IH IH- IH 16 3 do pf Is 92 91 Low (1929i M.4 100 I 960 3 _ i ras. n Oold 04 ... % % % IMH Blth Low 1 Interst Dept 8t 2s .. ITtt ITH 34% Total sales. 1700 sahres. 10 Am P A L ft 2011 104% 104 Ayr Mta Bk Ts M... 70 70 70 lt Aviation corp tH 4% t% 13 1 Trlco Prod IHa 34% 34% 'New 1931 lew. 1 Crowley Millier . ... 16% 16% 16% S3 61% 1 Intertype la 12 11 35 Va x Prices In cents. It Am Roll M la 41... tU Botota Mtt Bk Ts 47. U M 4% 20_s Twin City pf Ts ... M% 35% 3 Croeker A Wh . ... 11% 11 11% 92% n I invest Equity IH tH 16 Am R M 4%t 33 ., . 93 13" do 7s 47 new 50 50 M B V 2 Crown O Intl A ... .1-11 l-U 3-lt 56 J 9% 12 Am Beat Is 16 ... . 88' 58 Buen A Prov 1%« tT.. 17 M< 5 Baldwin Loe 12% 13% IIH 5 Ulen & CO l.M . . 10% 9% 50as Cumb Pipe 1, 3a ...32 H 32 35 MH 1 Jewtf Tea 4s .. MH MH MH 41% 5 Curtlss Mft A ...... 16% 18% 16% 5 Am 8 f%a 31 ww. . 53 35 do It H n n 83 45 Bait Ss Ohio Ss .... 48 MH 47V, 128 Johns Manvllle Ss 51% It Underwood Ell .-a .... 41% 39 50% . 57 M 87 46% 11 tM Un Carbide l.M .... M% 48 N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE BONDS 8 Curtiss Wr war % % % H Appalach tl us 45 Osaea Val Ts 46 .... 37 H 87 l do pf M M M M 15% II Appalach ti is 45 B . 47 44' , 47 1 Bans & Ar 3%s MVi 50% MH 11 On OU Cal M 15% 14% I Oent Rk Q.r ta 52A. 45 45 ft K IM By Associates Press 5s 56 103' IHl 1 IHH 43 24 Barnsdall A 7% 7 TH 36 M 22 Union Pac 10s 146% IM D lo Po a do to si B 41 tl 1 San City Sou la .. tt 84% Ark P A Ltt 8 68 100% 100 IM 26' 23 4 Beatrice Cr 4» . ... 69% 59 59 Va 3% 2% t do pf 4s 84% 84% 8 Dayton Alrpl % *4 % 4 Chile Mtt Bk 6s 31... a 12 Kelly Sprln- SH 20% I Deere A Oa l.M .... Strn U 30V. 11 Asso Elec t¥*t . . 86 U' H 39 59 1 Beech-Nut P Ss .. 52 H M * ltt 8% t Un Tank Car l.M ... M% 20% 28 j Sales Hlth Low Close IS Com Prlvat Bk S%s37 59 6 Kelsey Hay*7h ... SH 18 De Forest 4 3% 3% 4 As II GAE 5%s 38 Inv tt 58 M MV IMH 113 Bendix Avlat U SIH 20% 31%' 11 11% U0 Unit Aircraft 28% 26% 59 NEW TORK, Aug. SI. UP)—Pol- I Danish Coa 6%s M .100% 39 Kelvinator ...... ItH M% 94% 6 Derby Oil 3% 8% 3% do ttt HI 69' 1 M 3 Best a Co M 39% 37% 39% 48 48 2 do pf 3s 59 58% 11% owing are today's high, low snd 6 SLIM_8 4s RAO div H MM.. t D11n7.it Port 6.3 U. 60 60 Ml Bethlehem St 3s 40 % 36% 39% SOas Kendall pf 6s .. .. Mtt 18% I Unit Carbon MH MH M flt It B F 4H8 Tl MH 44 4t% l Detroit Aircraft .... 1% IH 1% do t%S 77 . fl to 80% 86' 66 M% 36 Kennecdtt ls .... 18% ITH 4% 3 Europ EI t _t M xw.. I SO Tpct pf 7s . . .104% 104% 104% 12% 1 Unit Cltar 4% ttt closing prices on tltt New York lit do p la 4s 50 A .. 59% 56 M I Dresser A3'. tf 13 33 do 71% 71% 74 74 Tt 1 Kinney O R 13% tttt 22% MM.. 1 Fin Md Bk 7s 44. '6 Bohn Alum l%1 ' 38% 36% 38% H 33 179 United Corp %s 22Ti 21% Stock exchange and the total sales I 5 Sea A L con ts 41 .. 12 11 U 1 do B 3 18% UH 18% Il>> 4%S 48 6S 65 65 16 Finland RM Bk ta 61 70% 19 70 V* lOas do pf .33 50% 7', t Durant Mot IS 1'. I % 87 Borden M ..60% 58% 60% 26% 36% 1 do pf 3s 50% 50% 45 I Sea A PH li 11 A . TH do 4%. 49 C 83 62 63 IO Oer Cons Mun 7s 47. 88 54' 54 Vi 7 Bora-Warner ls UH 18% 11% 3 Kresge 8 J LSI 26% 17% of each bond: 27 Shell Pipe Line 5s 63 13 80% tt HV 83 Vi 3 Oeaf uerel M 53 xw... to 58'- 46 Kreug St Toll 1.M . 18% tttt SOas Cn Dye pf 7s .. 41 45 56% Asso T Ut 5%s 44 C 12% 61% 19 Brlggs Mts IHt .... UH UH 13% M 8 Unit Fruit 4s .... 56% 84% t Shell Un 5s 49 ww .. 68% 68 68% E IS. tS tt 88 t Hanover st 6%s 49... Sl% siv 51% 39 Kroner Oroc 1 xd . 31% "tt 29 •_ M% Assoc TAT 5%s 60as Brock Mot pf .... 10 10 U 64 65% 49 Unit Oas Im 1.20 29% 28% 103 II Sine C Oil col ll :7 . 94% MH 2 East Sta Pow B 1 .. 8% 8% %8 Baldwin Loc IHl 83 100% 100' 100% 3 It Sup Pow ta ISA. 63% 63 11 Yambert M 66% CORPORATION BONDS 101 IM 437 El Bond A Sh Is f .. 37% M% 17% 1 3 Bklyn Man Tt tf ... 59% 59 59Vi ttat Utt Piece D pf 8%s 103 IH 38 23 do IHs 38 103% 10 Bell T O ta M A.. IH lot 106% 1 Mendoaa Pr 7%a Sl. 41 41 n L Sales Htth Low Close IM 106 34 do pr f 103 103 V. 103 7 41 1 do pt M •• »i 93 92 2 C 8 Oypsum 1.60 ... 38 37 10 58 58 4 So Bell T Sc T 5s 41.106 V. 11 do If IT B 100% 108% 1M% 5 Nippon Sl Pow >-'_". U It 90 2 Lee Rub AT 3% •H 3% 10 Alleghany Corp 5s 60. 59 33 Sou Pat t%s 69 -7W . 92 91 H 11 do I pt I 90 19% H% 25 •1 1 Brown Shoe M 43 M tt 1 U S Hoff Mach ... IS 10 Htt Tl TtV 1 Bell T C Is 60 C 106% 10f% 1M% 2 Parana Braa Tt It... tt lt Bruns T & Hr IH IH 8% 10 Lehman Corp M'.... Htt •IH 52% 48 An Sc For P 6s 2030 73% 1 8o Pac 4* as Ore Ln 77 97% 97'i 87'j 1 El Pow As 1 13% 1% 18% 43 '• H 26% 26% 4 U 8 Ind Al 29% 28 IIH Ml 99-1 7 Blrmlnth Bl I'M 68 981 91 98% I Prussia El to 54 43% 4 Bucyrus Erie t TH TH I teha a Pink M 36% 5 Am Chain MM .... 89% 1-8 So Ry con 5s 94 . .106 101 101 7 do A 1 13% 13% 13' SSV *S% IU S Pipe 2s 21% 11 18 12 Am I Q Chem 5%s 49 95% 94 MV I do Oaa Ss 59 ...100 100 IM 4 Ruhr Chem 6t ISA.. 53 3 do cv pf 13% 13% UH II Libber O Ford G* ... 14% 14 14% io do aaa ts st .... 76 75 75 3 El P A L OPt war .. 19% 19 19', 101 H 1 Utt At Myers IB .. Tl 71 2 U 8 Pipe t pf 1.20.. II 18 16% 15 Am Internat SSs 49 82% 81' 82' 1 Bost A M fs 33.100% IMH 100% 1 Saarbrueck Ts 35 101 lOas do T pat pf "S .. 104 IM IM Tt 72 7 B W Bell Tel ta 64 UTH UT 107 F 60 101 I do B SB TIH Tt Tltt BUS Heal a Im .... 16% 16% 13% I Am Metal 5'.is 34 . 72 72 I Bost O O ta 47 105% IMH 105% 3 Santa Ft Art Ts 43.. 60 t Budd Wheel It Mt 8% 8% IH 103' 29 St OU B J deb S. 46104% 104% IMH I Fairchlld Av A .... 1% % 3% 1 Saxon P Wks 5s»... Tl Tl M 8 Bullard Oo MH tt 10% 1 Lily Cup l%t M 20 U 8 Rubber 13% 18% M 11 Am Smelting 5s .7 .}03' I Caro PAL ta M 104% 104 104% M M 29 St Oil N Y 4%s 61 .100% 100% 100% I Fire As Phila 160 .. tl 18 IS 3 Btlnnes7s 46 xw 45 tt 3 Bulova Watch .10 .... 7% 7% TH 1 Lima Loco 3H HH 22% 22% 2 U B Rub lst pf II M 41 34 Am Tel tc T 5Vis 43.110% 110% 110% 107 19% 99% n 118 do ts 65 109 1M% 109 t Tenn El Pw rtt 6s 47107 107 Mas Flschinau A 1 .... at 34 31 I Oaterp Tree la M.. W% f TernI Elec f%s 53. 74% Tl 45 3 Burr Ad Mch U ... . 32% 22V, 22% 1 Unk Belt 2s 87 M M l U 8 Bmelt pf tttl.., 41 41 88% 93 Vi 93% 1 Pord Mo Can A 1 20 17 17 17 1 Cent Ariz LAP 6s 60 101% 101% 101% 71 170 U 8 Steel 90 85 Vi 1 So cvt t%8 39 .. . .128% IHH 128% 88 Tei Corp M OVt M . . 94% 4 Unit Elec Serv 7s M. 78 74 B 5 Bush Term 2%s M 31% IIH 8 Liquid Carb 3s ...... M 24% M 66 H Third Ave ad) '• M. MH 39% 40% 3 do Fran .37% TH IH 7% 15 Cent IU PS 5s 68 Ci 101% 101% 101% 1 Butte Cop St Z IH 1 % 1 % 82 Loews 3s ,, MH M MVi 3 U 8 Tobacco 4 40 ... 66 65% 13 Am W W it E JS 34 102% 102 102% 13 IS 4% a Arm Ss Co r'est 4%r. 71% 78% 78% 31 Un Pac 4'is 67 IMH 100 IM 30 do Ltd .366 11% 10% 11% 33 do 4%S H 93% st 3 Butterlck 11% 11%% 11% 3 Loft 6% t% 5% 1 United St A 4% 4% 40 M 92 HH Total stock isles today. 230.0M shares. I A T Sc S P cvt .%S 48113% 113% 113% IT do told MM HH 13 Fox Theatre A ... 2% |% 1% I SO 4 lis 67 B 93 93% 34 Byers Co 30% 27% MH 10 Loose Wll Bis 3.MB. 48% MVi 48% 2 do pf 4s 40 40 H 19 Unit Drut Del io It MlH MIH 101 % 100% Total stock sales yaar ato, 431,400 18% 18% 11 UtU P a U A 2K... 33 ItH 29 do ten 4s 95 99% 99% 80% 3 Cent Me IBs 57X ..100% 100% o tl Lorlllard P UH 1 U S Rub M 47 . ... 69 "8% 89 3 cent PAL MM.. HH 93% shares. 102% 102 Vi 18 Bait Sc O rft Ss 95 98% 17 17 93'. Total boad sales today. M.S0O.0M. t Calif Pac 2s 22% 23% 33% 1 Lorlllard pf Tt 102% V US do 4%S 33 99% 99% 99% 2 Utah Pow a Lt I's 44103% IMH IMH o 44 Cent P Serv 5%s 49 70% 70% 1 Calumet a Hec 6% IH •% 2% 189 Vanadium 11% 35% ITH 67% 10% Total bond sales' yaar aaw. 5-.011,000. t Louisiana Oil 2% 2% 26 do OVt 4%6 6) 86 U' " 40 Utll Pow Sc L Is 69. 68 67% I Oarlock Pkt l.tt .... 4% 3% 4% 17 Cent St El 5%s 14 65% M'i 3 Campbell Wr 1 13% UH UH 2 Louis O a E A I%S.. 4t M 1 Vlrt Car Oh tH IH 1% t Virs Ry 6s 13 IMH IMH 103V. 4 Oan Aviation Corp .. | ««. ft, 83 M 1 Bell TPa lst 5s C 60 113 113 111 do 5s M t 2 11% 4 Canada D O Att 3 38 MH 38 66 66 Maa Vulval. Detln 4s ... 49% M 49% 8 Wabash rtt 5 Vis Tl 73 Tl 72 1 Oen K Ltd nt 9% t% 9% 11 UH 1 Loulsv St Nash M t Beth Stl p m 5s 36 103% 103 108V Cent St PAL IHa M SIH tt% lOas Canada Sou Ry 3. 60 60 60 t Wabash 5s to D .. 58 5B 68 17 Oen T E cv pf 41, s% 4% I HH 4 Ludium Steel 12 11% U 5 Bost * Maine bs 47 . 96 95 95' 101% 101% 139 Canad Fac IVi 33% tt 23% w U1V 55 Warner Bros P 6.. 3si 47% 44 47% 30 Olobe Under 1SK ..I 7% I T Chic D El t%a M. • 101% M 31 Wabash Ry 9% I 24 Bklyn Man Trans "s 101% lit 3 Chic Pneu T 6%s 43 TIH 74% 74% 1 Cannon Mills 160— 20H 20% 20% 26 But O E 4Vis HB ..108% 101% 106 3 West Sleo M M 106% IMH 106'. 43 Goldman Cache .... 6% t% 1% 67% 8 Mack Trucks 3s .... MH MH HH 9 Waldorf Sys 1%S ... M% 38 25% 76 1 Cltitr Strs B tH 49 67% HH 1 Cap Admin A lt 14 14 10 Can N B 4Ht 57 ..100% 100% 100 31 West Man-Id 4a tt... 70% Tt% 1 Oortl Mfe vtc 2h .... tt It lt 58% 10 Macy BHM MH M MH T Walworth 5% 6% 5% 69 49 69 3 Cities Ber 5s 66 . 59% 58% COASTS TRADE 846 Case J I 6 62 HH M 3 do SS 89 July 105% 108*4 105>. 5 West Pac lst Ss 46.. lOas Ot AU A P nv 308 30S 20S 40as Manatl Sut 1% IH 1 Ward Bak A MH 14% MH IM 390 do tf M . 63% MH 63% lOas SO Pf 7.. 89% 89% 89** »H 4 Oaa Fac 4%s K .... 96% 96V 96. II West Union Ss 61... IMH 104 Maa do 1 pf T 118% 119% 119% 3 Manh Bl Mod Std ... 21% 31 UH 1 Ward Bak B 3% lit. IH 104 103% 103% lt do Oaa IHa 41 64 63% ttH 18 capterpU Tr t MH 22% M 30 do deb 4s perp .... 82% HV 92% 19 So Ss 60 2 Gulf Oil Pa 1% 17% IT 67% 78 2 Marina Midi LM.... 19% 19% UH 1 Ward Bak pf 7s... 44 M 44 UH 61% •1% 6 do Pow 5'is 52 Tl 77% 1 Celanese UH UH UH 11 Oenaral Pac 5s 60 . .100 99 Vi 99'. 1 Wheel atl 4%s S3 B H 103% 2 Marmon Mot 3% 3% IH 58 Warner Plct 7% T TH 3 Wilson Sc Co lst fstl 93% MH 93% 1 Comwlth E 41 StC. 103% 103% I Central AS 1% SIH M M 57 Certain teed IHs M.M 87 69 3 Hamilton Oas vtc . j a% 3 103 103% BJMAINSDULL 19% 1 Certaln-teed 5% 5% IH 3 Marsh Field IHs.... II 24% MH 4 Warren Bros 3s .... UH UH MU lt Ysstown BAT 8s 78 97 87 1 Hazcltlnc I . IS% 13% 13% 3 do 4%s 67 D 103", 17% 18 Ches Corp 6s Sf .... 95 93* 17% 1021. ,102% I Checker Cab 8 8 1 1 Math Alkali M ..... ttH HH ttH 7 Wesson Oil a S 3s... 17% 1% I Hach Llnd 18% 18% 18% 1 do f%S SO B 102'1 106% t Ches Sc O gen 4'is 83 106% 106% 1061 94% 94% 47 Ches a Ohio 3% 36 33% 35 39 McKeesport T 5%B.. 76 Tt TIH lOas W Pan El T PCt pf.106% 106% 103 IH 3 Hlr Walk H . . 6 S 6 9 SO 4a 11 F 94% 8% 4 C B & O 4%s 77 103 IU tM M 85% T Ches Corp 1 34% M 34* 60 MeKess St Rob Is... 11 UH UH I West Dalr* B Stt I 38 FOREIGN BONDS 3 Hudson Bay MAS ..1% 3% 3% 9 Com PAL If 87 .... 85", Gas Price Stabilization UH ta cbie a a i ta ti . 87 Mas • 98% 1 Chic Qt Wtst , IH IH It 5 Melville Shoe 3s ... ITH 27 27% I Western Mary UH lltt 64'. 64 Salea Hltb Low Close 3 Humble Oil 3s 884. Bt 89% 29 Cons Oat Bait ta 11. 98% HH 13 38 Chic O W 4s 59 .... 65% 64% 64' 84% 3 do Pf 2H MH M 25% 38 Mex Seab Ob tttt UH UH 1 West Pac pf 13 13 49% IT Abltlbl PAP ta H... , 53 •I 53 I Hytrade Fd 41', 4% 4% 1 do 6s 43 A MH 64% Aids Oil Industry 113% 32 CMSP&P 5s 75 48% M48'H 491 99% 5 Chl M St P&P 4% 4% .4% 1 Mld-Cont BM 8% SH IH 53 West Un Tel 1 11B 109% 10 1 Akerahus 6s 13 , 19% 18% 88 Vi 14 Cons Pub IHs 36 IM 99% 25% 35 do ad] ts 2000 .... tt 18% I 104% 4 do pt 8% TH •% 3 Midland Stel M .... 15% 15% 16% I Wtstlnth Alr 1 25% 25% MH 60 10 Artentlne 6s 67 A... . 70 68 Vi 70 4 Consum Pow 4%S 38.104% 104% MH 94 Ch A N W cv 4%s M It . 70% ttaa Bl PAL M Pf 6s 91 91 II 84% 84% and State 4 Chic & N W 4 IT 2S% 37 2 Mina Honey 49% 4 4 MH 397 Wett EI St Mff 4 63 Vi 61% 33 C R I A P cvt t%t 69 67 89 11 do 6s tl M Jun... 68 70% 1 Ind Ter IU A IH 9% 0% 56 Cont OasAEl tt 58 A. MH ttas do 1 pf 4 MH ITH ITH . M 85 85 3 Chic Pneu T 8% TH 8% I Mo Kan T ttH 11 12% tt do rft 4s 34 tt 87% 88 tt do ts IMI ram 68% ft ttaa ind PALt of 6%s. 10s IM IM • Cont OU IHt H ft 4 Weston El Ins 1 lltt 16 16% , TS 101% 102% i af pf 19% uH it% 5 Mo K T pf 7s 41 40% 4C A W I 4s 81 HV 91' I So ta net Mar... 68 Vt 4 Insull Utll I pct f.. HH 27 HH 3 Crane Co 5s 40 103% SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 11. fTP'— ts. 4 Wastvaco Shi 1 18% 18% 18% •IH . II 94% tf 28 Chl Ak Is & P 4 MH 33% 38 21 Mo Pao M 19 HH 11 Chile Cop 4S 4IT .... 85' 88 85' 1 Australia 6s 87 •1 61 N 14 Crucible Btl Ss 40 95 ("Pacific coast trade, as Indicated by 1 White Rk M Sp 4..'.. II 39 39 , 54% I aa 00 Am IHt .. 80% so 50 HH 67% 3 Chllds OO UH 15 16% 8 Mo Pee pf M M MH M 5 O O A S ta 68 97' M I So 4%s H MH MH I Insuran Bee 40 ... t% IH IH 1 Cudahy P 8%s 37 97Vi 1 Wilcox O a 0 4% 4H 4H M , 93'» IH 103% Bradstreet reports from the Urge Ml Chrsyler I MH MH 34% 1 Monsanto Oh IHa .. 27 IT M 14 CCCASL rfg 4%8 77 98' 93% 93' 1 Batavlan Pet 4%s 42 98% MH 10 Intsreon Petrol % t-16 % I do M 41 102% 1 Willys Over 4 3% 4 106 IHH Mt% t City Stores IH 3% IH 482 Montgom Ward .... H 20% UH U Col OAE M tt May.. 99* 99% 99' 49 Beltlum 7s tt..... 105% 106 5 Internat Pet tt 12% 11 UH 3 Det C Gas 6s 4T A.. .106% cities, plodded through another 2 Wilson pf 31% IIH IMH 104% U Coca Cola 7MB IMH IM MS* 1 Mother Lode % % % •IH 13 Coml Inv Tr 5%sM... 98V H > IS do 6s tt .101% 100% 101 % 1 inter 8 Ras B tl 10 10 5 do ta 50 B 104 V, normally dull summer week. An 70 Woolworth au MH M 98' UH 12% 4 Colgate-Palm 2 Vi .... 45 44 45 10 Meto Met Oau 1% 89% 19 Con Oat N Y 5%s 45.107% 107% 107% 2 Berlin Cltr Elec 6%s5 t HH 67 % 17% I later Utll B T 6% T 1 Det Int Bridte IHt It ItH ttt ttt M WOTtS P & M 46% 41 MH It encouraging note came from the tt coil a Aik ttH U tta I Motor Prod 2s ITtt 44% I Cub C»ne Prod ts H.. I TH I 4 Bolivia M 4T 32 30% 32 Ma8 later UtU pf Tt... 9 2 92 92 M East Ctll Inv tt MA 11 MH ITtt 7 wrltley Jr 4 74 TIH 102% 102% San Francisco survey, which svd: 47 Colum G&E 1 30% M 30 1 Motor Wheel U tt 74 1 Det BS Is 49 A.. 107% 107% 107 1 do 7s 88 IIH UH UH 1 Interst Eqult I I I 1 Bd Elec 111 Ss 33 ...103% tt 11 96', 98% I do pf At.. 104V, IM Ut 21 Mulllns Mft 11% M 30% I So 4'is 61 D 104% 104% IM 13 Bordeaux 6s 34 IM 104 V. 108 2 Inters Hosiery 7 7 7 I El Paso B Oas I%s33 91% "Reports from ths trade during 11 Colum Oraph .MH.. IVi TH fH Y H% 22 Brazil ta 41 82 3 El Paso N Oaa 6%.3a 93 93 H tOOas Mulllns pf Tl .... 58% H II IH 30 Dodte Bros deb 6s40. 92% 92% 93 IS H 2 Irving Alr Ch It... IH IH IH HH ths week were mors favorable than 56 do etf .56H 8% TH IH 2 Munslnswtai M .... IT 33 YeU Tt a C 1% TH 22 Duquesne Lt 4%st*7A.10tV« 105 105 36 Bratll 6%s 1836-87.. 4S% M tl IMl Bupcrpov A ... 2% 2% 3% 30 Elec PALt Ss 2030. .. 13% HH tT IT M 89 89 for many weeks past." It noted M Colum Carb t 73% M TlH 2 Mutray Corp 8H S 1% 41 **Bri* *e _____rfAlm_p tat. .71.... . e7a0 6sei6 i 70 M dO l%s 1927-57... . 46% 41 1 Ital Buper deb rt .. 1% 1% 1% 3 Empire Dlst Bl ta 52 . 89 I Coml Credit I tf 18 16% TMM sales. 1,614,580. 73 41 16 Emp OAR IHs 83... tT 58% 57 small gains "by numerous houses, Previous day. 709.954. 11 So tea lien M Jl.. TtH 73 29 British 5'is 37..,.. .107% 107% 1 do A 1 34 34 34 N 31 Oaa Am Inv ts S3... 87 HH 67 M Buenos A ts tl ..... IMH J lo Fed Water IHs 54 59% 58% UH particularly in the retail field." 26 38% Week ato. 737.160. 73 . MH ttH 36% lOas do IH PC Pf IH. 88 88 88 10 Nash Motors 4s .... 26% I Oen cable 8%t 47... 73 Tt 3 Bulearla 7%a et . 41 2 Jonas A Naumb .. % % % S Firestone Cot M ta 48 86% 86% Previous day. 709.954. • tt% 62% 19 Wholesale trade was quiet la Lot 4 Com Invest XV I MH MH MVi I Natl Acme 1% IH •H 30 Oen Mot Ac 6s 37... 104 IMH 103% 2 Canada 1%t 36 . 13 10 Flsk Rub 6%s 31 19 19 Week aio, 737.160. . MH IIH 16 do 5 _s 31 cod 18 18 185 Soml Solv 1.... ITH 18% ITH 1 Nat Bell Hess t t t Mtf ato. 2.083,440. tl Oan Thea Ea 6s 40.. HH 19% 30% 13 Chile MU Bk ts 61 . MVi MH 17 Angeles. Retailers there reported 56% M K 32 Fla PALt ta 54 88*• 88 88% 37 do .40 I 7% 8 M Mat Biscuit 2.M 89% tl Two years aso, 4.096.730. 1 Ooodrlch O V 6%s 47 98% 91% MH 33 do ta M . M MH the usual summer sluggishness, and 1 do pf I M 07 97 IT 7 Kolster Brandee .... I IH IH 19 Oatlneau Pow ta 56. 89" 89 Vi 89% t Nat Cash R A 28 HH II January I to date. 373,579,613. 33 Ooodyr TAR Ss 57 91% tl 91 IT do ta tl Jan . 29% ST 27 U Coasoleutn Ma ViH... 13% 13% 13% 33% 84% 27 L 2 Oaa Pub Berv Ss 63.. 85V 15% 85% indicated they will delay showings M Nat Dairy Pr 2.60 ... MH Year ago. U4.S81.560. SI Ot North By Ts 36A.107 IM 106% 6 do ta 61 . M M 1 Lackaw Sec 14 34 M 1 Congress Cit 4 18% 16% UH 25% IT Two years ato, 666.377,730 40 Colombia ta 61 Oct . fl MH 1 Oen MM Ae ta 34 .. 103 IU tit of fall merchandise if hot weather 3 Nat Distill M IT II Hudson Coal ta 63A.. MH 55% 58% 49 1 Lefc Real pf 3s 30 30 30 10 do ta M 103% 103% SCons Film TH TH iH 18 18 U Copenhater 8s 52 . . 99 47% IHH continues. Improvement in demand 8 Nat Enam Ss M .... tt 14 HudAMan rft ta 57A 98% 91 98 99 1 Leonard Oil H % % 5 Oeo Fow ta 6T 103% 102' 102", 3 do pf 1 14% It UH 33% 25 5 Czecho 8s 11 ..... 99 37 Mat POW St Ltt Is... 35H 18 do ad) Inc 5s 57... 76 TS 75 .UTH 107% 1 Lone Star Oaa .88... 16% 16% 16% 91% 91% was expected to result from ths 226 Consol Oas 4 MH MV, 9js 37% M 20 Denmark 4 lis 62 . 107% IS Olllette Ss 40 83 IMat Steel S M WHAT STOCK MARKET DID 5 Hum OilARef 5Vis 32.108% 103% 103% . 18% M% 93% ttaa Lone Is L pf Ta 110% 110% 110% 2 Ot mat Pow ta 35. 103'' 103 103 manufacturers' showing of women'3 1 do pf 8. 106% 106% UIH Tl 78 I Illinois Bell Tel 5s 56.108% 106% 106% 2 Deutsche Bk Is 32 . M 1} Consol Text % % % Mas Nat Sup pf T TS 30% 30% Yester- tl 86 M 2 Orand Trunk IHa 36.107% 107% 107 Vi U Mat Surety 1 30% 4 Illinois Cent 4%s M. M tt 65 4 Duke Price P 6a 66 104% IM wear in ths third week of August. 1 Container A ...... •% tth iV» 18 Today day 1 Finland t%s 58 ... IM I MacMarr Bt ls . ... 101'. 10 10% 12 Oulf OU Pa ta 47 102V, UIH 101% I National Tea 1 15 14H 3 ICACSLANO rf 6863. 74 Tt 73% 75% 7t% 75% The 150th anniversary of the city, 2 Cont Baklns A 13% UH 13% 11 11 Number of advances 84 9 Freneh T%s tl IM lOas Ludlow Mfs 106 101 IM 5 da la 37 IMH 102% 103% 4 do B 1% 1% \% 1 Nelsner Bros ...... tt . 393 118 11 Inland St 4%s TS A.. 94% 94 IMH IMH 4 Oulf St Ut Ss tf A.. 98% HH to be celebrated next month, hat •tt t U Interb R Trat 7s 33... 90% 90 M I do 7s 49 118 3 Masdalena Syn V. 3-lt % 98% 4 do pf I...... S7% 87 57% 14 Nev Con Cop t t Number of declines . . 97 288 118 ttl 13 Hanna 6s 34 100% 100% IIH M 30 do rfs 5s 66 70% 69% 70% I O C A B 6s 60 OM . 83% Mat Maas UUI Asso cv pf 3 2 32 32 100% stimulated business in flags, cos­ 39 Contl Can 1%...... 49 MH M 3 Newport Co t • tt 80 53 V, 1 Houst Gulf Oas 6s43. II 81 81 •H Stocks unchanged .. . 99 . 137 11 Int Ot Bor adJ ta 53. 57 86% M 0 O O IB IHl tt ... 60% MH • May Bad A Tel ls... 20 19% 20 tumes and fiesta lines. 3 Contl Mot ...... 2% 3% 3Vi I Newton Bteel ...... 9% 69 ttt 1 Oer Rep Ts 49 83 V. 11% 13 do LtAP 4Vis 78D.. 99 WH 99 148 N Y Central I...... 76 TtH II Int Match la 47 83% 83 83 M 1 Mid Boy cv pf 2s... ttH UH 10% 16 Contl Oil Btl ...... 8% I s% 33 8 Oer Oen El 6s 48 . H M 4 Mid West Bt Ut 10% IH 10% 3 Idaho Pew 3s 47 103 IM IM Stabilizing of retail , gasoline IN Y Ch&StL pf..... 33 H Total issues traded 589 523 5 int Paper evt tt ITA. M% 65% 69% M 1 111 PowALt 5s 50 C . MV, tf Contl Shares ...... 3% 3% t% 41 4H 80% T Ot Con E P Saa Tt 44 91% 62% 9 do Utll I pct f 17% 17V. 17% 98% 98' 1 I prices helped the oil industry and IN Y Investors...... 4% 63 Int TAT evt 4%S 39. 90% 89% H t do tt 13 A ..104. lt Corn Prod !%B .... M 63% tt It 64% 2 Hunt Mun 7%s M . M 98 4 Mlss R F Bond rt... 5% 5% 5% I 04% 104% 340as do pf 7 .....ttl 148% 149% IT M Y N H4.H t Iftt tttt I do deb ta 96 M%*M M 1 Ind Elec M tT 100 IM I sided much of California thereby. 13% 13% MH 9 Ilseder Steel 6s 48 . . tt H M 4 Mo Bans PL 4% 4% 4% 100 t Coty TH TH 7% IMT Ont A W UH V. S. C.OVEBNMENT BONDS IIO Term lat 4s to. ST% 97% 3 Ind Hdy Elec SsSIA.. 95% 93% 95% Hot weather did some crop damage, 3N Y Shlpbllt... 7 6% f Bales (In tlOM) Hlth Low Last | 11 Kan GasAEl 4%s 80. 99% 99% 99% 1 Maly Ts tttl . 99 M M SOaa Mohawk H I pf 7s 107% 107% 107% i Cream of Wh 3%B .. 28% 38% 21% 69% 69% 6 Japan IHs 84 96% Maa Montrest LHAP 1% 47% 41% 47% It Indnapls Mb ta I7A 104% 104%101 % [but around Los Angeles this was lOas do PI f 89% t Liberty 3%s 32-47.102.14 102.12 102.14 | 4 Lac Gas Bt L 5%$53.103 101% 131. .106% 111 3 Insu%Il Utll Inv 6s 4 Crosier Rad ...... IH 3% 5 . 5 Marseilles 8s M ... 101 IH I Mount Prod la 3% 3% 3% 83% U 83% 30as N Y Steam 37 pf 7.116% ttttt UIH 10 do 1st 4%s 33-47.103.3 103.1 103.3 ST Lautaro Nit 6s 54... 30 M 30 .IM 3 Intercom Pow 6.48 I considered offset by removal of fear 8 Crown Cork 2.40 .... 20% 20% 20% I Moranda Mines HH 17% UH 13% 44 Milan City l%s 62. M4% 83 35 34% MH 1 Crucible stl 41 41 41 do 4th 4Vis S3-31.104 26 10424 tM.lt I Leh V Pa con 4s 3003 83% HH . HH II Interl Pow See Ts 57 91 96 I of a surplus. Citrus prices firmed 1 Norfolk Sou 11 11 11 et 98% 38 New B W Bs 67 . 82 V. U N 98 lOas do Pf T ...... 87 67 87 2 Treai 1 4%s 47-52 ..113.9 1121 113.1 5 Loews Inc 6s 41 . .. 98',. 98 56 2 do 64s 55 O . 88% 88% 81% j under strong demand. It Norfolk St w It...... t 8% 8 18 4s 44-54 101.9 108 9 1069 12 Lorlllard Co 5%s 37. 99 98% 99 1 North O Uord 8s 4 7 59% ft 59 * T BM Ami Oo IH 1% 2% 8 Cuba Do Jl 4% s de Mas Nat El Pow pf 7... 17% 87% HH 1 So ttta stb...... 102% 103% 103% Maa do pf 4...... tl 90% •0% IHl 40-43 ...103 35 102 22 103.3S 38 Louis A B ttt rft 4%S 83 91% 93 3 Norway la M .103% HH 103% The hot weather brought tha lOas Cuban A 8 pf .... 39 39 39 M North Amer IOPCJ. .. MH 68% 17% U Sm MVi IHH 100% I Bat Container pf 2... 13 12 12 I Interl Sec Am Ss 47. . 89 68V. 88% do 3%s 43-47 ...102 27 102 27 1M.M 1 Manhat Ry 4s JO .. 53% 63% 32 Norway Ss 63 .101 . 93% ! Santa Clara valley prune crop te 1 Cuban Cane Prod .... 1% 1% 1% t North Am pf S.7.... SStt 55% 55 Va 76 13 Norwet Hyd Bl 5%s USH 3 Nat Fuel O t 11*. UH 18% 5 Int Tel Ss fl A n - MH 1 Cudahy Paok 4 40 40 40 1|8 IHt 41-49 ...10117 101.IS 101.15 4 MeKess A Rob 3%s MVi 76 . MH 94% M Nor Am Avlat 1% TH 1% so 32 MO Pac cvt 5'is 48 70 69 70 I Orient Dev Ltd 8%s 93% 39 Nat Investors 6 IH IH 3 Inters Pow fe 13... . 71% Tl TIH 1 early maturity. It was called "one T Curtis rub t 68% 88% 68% 94 93% 38 1 do Ed pf t.. UTH 107V. 40 Me Pac 5s 77 F . 78% 77 7t% 9 Panama Ss 83 A . 93% 1 Nat PAL 1 PC pf t. 100 100 . 100 31 do ta 57 88% 88% 1 do pf T ...... IUH IUH UIH UTH M% 68% 94 of the earliest prune crops in the 141 Nor Oer Lloyd 3.S6H. 78 69 73% tt do ten 4s 78 ... 58% 57% M 3 Par-Lyon Med ta U 17 I Nat P Bert A 1.10... II 17% 11 11 Tatars P Serv 4%e 58 94 94 It Curtlss Wrllbt 3 SH ^ Mt IMH 81 . history of the Santa Clara valley ** 13 Northern Pae I...... IMt 33 34% 10 Mont Pow rfs ta 43 AlOSVi IM IM 3 Par-Orl B R $%s 68 103% 3 Nat Service 1% 1% IH 6 Inveet Co ta 4T Axw . UH 81% I do A ..." 4% 4% 4% ' New York Bank and j 1MB 81 l New Y 31 Nat Dairy IHt <8 . 103 101% 1 Peru lat ta 10 103% 102% 10 Nat B T Sec A 10a.. HH 11 31% ll Invest Co ta 47 Axw 81V, Estimates of ths total harvest we_e 1 Cutler Ham ...... 19 lt 19 6 tn . tf IT 5 Nat Un Rad 3% 3% 3'-_ 10 Iowa-Neb LtAP Ss 57 MH 94 _ MH 4 Ohio OU 9% 1 N O Pu Bv ta ctf 52A 82% 92% 31 Poland Is 50 17 revised downward as active picking JS flt Trust Companies 74 NYCAHR rfAlmp ta.100% 99 93% . 71 Tt 4 New Bradford % % % 10 Iowa PAL 4%f M A 96 95% 95% SS tT Oliver P pr pf IIH Trusl 31 Poland Tt 4T 19% 65% S3 58% 4 SO deb M 34 99% 99% 100 . M% 3 N J Sine 1 3f% SMf MH S Iowa P Ber ta 57... 98% WH MH was under, way. Bome deterioration I Davison Chem ...... 11% 10% UH 7 Omnibus til t Rhine Wet ti Si vi 65% 8% 31 NY ChAStL 4%s 7tC. 60 59' NH t ITH 57 St 4 Newmont Mln 21 25% 26 1 Mr Cent PAL M 47.103% 103 103% in fruits of the Sacramento and T Deere a Oo pf 1.40 .. 19% lt% 19% 1 Oppenhelm Col I..... 30 J* 5 Rio fla Jan •%• H SOas N T PALt Ts pf 7 117 117 117 II Del Lack dt W 4 .... 81 49% 51 30 30 NEW YORK. Aua. 11. (AP)—Over the 6 N Y Edi rtt IHl 41.-115% 118% 11560 % • MH 25% 35% 4 Kan PAU to B 57... 100% 100% 100% San Joaquin valleys also resulted I Otis Elev ttt 89% HH MVi counter market. BM aad asked price 114 13 Roma IHs S3 , ttaa B T IU IH pf 6% 116% 116% 111% 1 Kan Pow M 4T A 100% 100 100 V, 1 Den R O A W pf lt l| 18 5 NYNHAH cvt ts M..114 114 3 Royal Dutch 4s 48. . 15% MH MH 5 Owens HI Ol 2 33 83 M tanks and trust companies: 93 • 19% 2t Nlat Rud Pow .40... 10% 10% 10% a Kentucky UtU 5s 691. IM 100% 1M% from ttas hot sun, especially hi tckay 3 Detroit Bd • ...160 160 UO 16 do IstArff 4%t 67 H MH 3 Sax Pub Wks Ts 45 PH 89 V. a Niaa Bhrs Md .40 1% •% 6% P BANKS 5 N Y Tel rft 6s 41. ..lttl . 51 3 Kop Oaa a O to 47 IM 98% 99% vineyards. I Diamond Mat 19% UH 19% IttH ttt*. 13 do 6%s ll..,....,- 57% M 1 Nlplssint Mines H H % 3 do Pf 1% ...... 2T% 27% 37% 7 Pacifle QttB ...... M% 46 Bid Ask j ..MM 105 V, . It M I Leh P S 6s 3036 A .104 104% 104% MH 14 do ten 4%t 38 105% lt Serbs Cts Slov 7s 63 52% 5 Nitrate B IH 1% 1% 3 Dome Mines 1 f}H 11% 11% 3 Pacifle Utht I .... H America 39% 43% 12 Nlat Shares 5%s 50 94 . 17 H 11 Libby McN A L 5s 43 90 88% 89% It 53 Chase national 60% 63% I 84 6 Siemens A H I%s II MH 8 Nor Am A* A war.... H % % 101% 3 Dominion M l.tt .. 23% 33% 3J% lOas Pacific Mills 19 3 Nor Am Oa Ss flt.... 101% 101% 73 73 I Louie P A L « 57 .101% 101% 11 18 Chatham A Phenia 58 61 .. MI 2 Sweden t%s 54 73 1 Nor Europ Oil % % % I Manitoba F !%s S1A 71 »9 FOREIGN EXCHANGE I Pontine Alr lv«B .. UH UH U*H 15 Packard MM .40 .... tH IH 18 Nor Am Ed ta M C. ..101" 101% 101 .IM IttH Ti 3 Panband P % R 1% •* Commercial 333 233 i Bwlsa 8%s M .MSH 103% 1M% 3 Mass Oat 5V.s 48 ..105% 105li NEW YORK, Aug. 11. (_P>— lit Drus lac 4 T4H Ta% TtH i% t% First National ...... IMO 3580 11 Nor Pae M 2047 B.105.103%' 103% IMH T Tokyo City l%s tl . 48 do Ss 55 102 .101% 103% J.» 4a Pont ds Nam t .. STH MH 17% IM Param Publix 3%pc.. 24 3 Nor Pac pr ln 4s 97.. H 63% 93% . 93% 111% MH 101% Poreisfn exchanges firm. Oreat IIH Manhattan 59% 62% t Tokyo E L b U ... 84% o 3 Memphis P A L Ss 48 104% 104% 1 do deb I.. 134% 134% 134% 1 Pathe Exch IH n% 11 Ore Wash RRAN 4s.. 93% 93 93 . MH 84 . 104% IH ltt National City . 74% 77% 4 U B W 6 _s It A . . 41% MH 10 Ohio Cop ...... 3-16 3-18 31-6 If Metro BS M Tl 93% HH Britain in dollars, others in cents. 80as Durham Hos pf .. St 21 21 1 do A t% Pan-Am PATr ta 34.103% 102% 103% 49% 40a» Ohio Pow pf 6. UO 110 110 MH •H Public 44% 47% 1 I Urutuay ts 60...... M 41% II 13 Mid West Ut ta 33 . 100 100 UO Great Britain demand. 4.85%; 1 Patlno Mia tVi •% 81 m a Pub MM M 79% TI It - 1 Outboard Mot A SH 4H 4% 96 . 1% TBI ST COMPANIES t Vienna City ta 13... . 76% M 78% t do to 33 94% 96% E 9 Penlek At Pord 1..... St% •% M% an Ml ts 41 A 56% 56% 56'. i do ta 34 84 cables, 4JSH: 60-day bills, ITH Bankers 89% 13% 1 17 Westph Un El Pw M MH S3 Eastman Kod 8B ....143% IMH 140% M Penney J O 2.40..... 39% 1 RR 4%s H ..IM 100 100 • MH 44% is 94 4 81 7-18; France demand, Ul 7-8; **H MH Brooklyn Trust 370 380 31 Yokohama MM .IM 43 100 P 1 do 5s 35 HV. 92 Vi 17 Baton A a S l.M .. 14% 13% 14% 3 do pf a MS 100 8 do 4%a 70 D te 90 M% 3 Pac GAE t Sl 1%... MH 29% 29% 1 MUw O Lt 4%i 67 HH 105% 5 Eltlng 8eh Sf ...... BS 65 55 ttH Central Hanover 305 111 99% 105% cables, 3.91 15-16; Italy demand, i Penn ea c 4% 4% Chemical MH 4SH 3 Phila. Co ta 67 103% 103% 103 S 1 Pae Pub Bar l.tOr.... 30% 30Vi 20Vi IS Minn O L 4%s M . .105V. M 101 Hec Auto L 42% 39% 42 4*. Total tales todsy. 11.868,000. . 94% M 5Ja\; cables, 5.23. 1 Penn Dix Cem 3% 3% Continental 31 34 I Phil 'tie C A I ta 48 M 63 65 I Pandem OU 3-16 3-18 t-ll 13 Miss Rlv Fuel ta 44 •*H_JT 97% 10a* do pf T 107% 107% 107% Itt Previous day, 7.238.000. . !7V> 66 Penn a • 3...... M 40% 43% Corn Exchante 92% M% I Phillips Pet IHa IS 69 58% M 4 Pan-Am Airways .... 25% 28 25 10 Minn PAL 4'is 78 T%OTH 87% Demands: Belgium, 13.93: Ger­ I Elec Boat 3% 1% 3% 6 Peoples Oaa Oh I....IM 8 PCC A St a 4%S TT w 98 98' Week ate, 17.111.000. 7 Pantepec Oil % % % I So ts 44 xw . .... I 148 Bl Pow A US 1 .... tt% 38% 39 IMH 1ST Empire 43% 46% 90 M% 90% many. 23.70; Argentina, 28 98; I Pstro Con> 1...... ftt 8 Postal T A C Ss 53 63% 84 Year aso. 16.819,000 1 Paramt Oak 3% Stt 3% 1 MISS RJV Pow ta 'IS 94% I Sleet Stor B I 55 55 55 Ttt T% Guaranty 4M 431 M MH 94% 4 Phelps Dodge 1 13% 11% 13% Irriaa MH 32% 1 Pub S E A G 4Ha 70 105 10S 101 Two yeara ato. 310.883.ooo. I Parker Rust-Pr 3 IS IS M 10 Monon.a W P i%i S3 IM IM IM Brazil. 744: Tokyo, 48.33; Shang­ 1 Bad John pf T 110% 110". UIH 1 Pure Oil SHS 37 | 87 . 87 17 January 1 to date, tl Tit 664.000. 13 Pennroad .Stt IH 8% IH 7 Mont L B A P ta 31.105% 105% 108% 1 Kault O B 3% 28% MH 38% 36 Phlla R C A I.. •% Ttt t Manufacturers .. 41% -43% j hai. 29.37%; Montreal, 99JS3%I 3 Philip Morris U.i... 13 UH 13 B Y Trust IM 140 I Bead ten 4'is 97 100', 100 100' Same Mar ato. 11,781.111.000 3 Pa WM * Pow 3 11% 11 11% 14 So Ss 70 B IM 184% 1M% Mexico City silver peso, 3040. 10 Brie R R 20 .16% 80 8 Rem Ra IHa 47 Till T4 Same two roan ato. tl.lll.istooo. 3 Narrasansett to 37 ..103% 103% 101% 1 Ot 1 M 4 ...... 27% 27% 27% 10a* Phil Jones p it,... it United States 2725 3925 Tt SOas Pepperell I ...... 87% 87% 67% m 8 U Philip Morris 3% 3% 3% 1 Pine Wlnterfront .... ISH 13Vi 13% I Po-drell A Al IHa . 33 H tt dill gAGB TWENTY-TWO EVi__.iNG OUTLOOK, SANTA MONlCA, CALii.iml._A mUsmtsDAi, AUUUOA ii, ij»ox -&___

11 Peopl. Each Week Get sttm PLATING • • '%'- "TABU? FREE TICKETS TO- Ba e Guest of the Evening Oatlook st West Name Appears la Your Name ia ths ClassAd Columns Today? ^_ Criterion Theater In tltt ClaaaAd Columna EVENING OUTLOOK MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE REAL ESTATE AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE CLASSIFIED N MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 86 RADIOS, Supplies, Acceaaoriea 101 HOUSES FOR SALE 140 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 140 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE ADVERTISING Classified SIX banjos and reset Bur a esse and va ALL electric Peter Pan radio. Ma smallest will ttte von free a banjo worth from set on the market; wonderful ton* and 136 to IH. Electric radios. It.7t, Marina: selectivity; 335.50. Come aaS hear tl St HEADQUARTERS 50 pais, onlr. Spar Tarnish, worth 16.31 BAT & SCHAPER'S. IMl MB St. $7,850 . Buying for Cash tal., tor tl.il aai. 30M sals. S. V. W. ENABLES OB Sfmrm M Bat-Sway, SenU Monlce Business Directory house paint, IMI aai. Do not confuse tttl with cheap paint, BB tta retular 88 SWAPS To Protect Other Phons 33388 for Information price ls I4.M tal. OM Stmt enamel, To SeU for Less 23285 IStt. All purpose Mttt, fltt aai. Shin- If GAUGE Parker double barrel ahottun Investments * . COMPARE THESE WITH OTHERS WIST DOS ANGELES BRAIfOB alt Main, tte tal. Floor and porch paint, Mr 11-faut* pump or single barrel. 11340 Santa Monica Bird. SawteUe 11.15 tal. Open evenlnts. Santa Monies Phone Hill or HI73. MT NBW, 4-BEDROOM. SPANISH 1930 Studebaker Dictator Coupe TELEPHONE BUSINESS SERVICE BUSINESS SERVICE ' Salvaaa Ot.. 3003 Matt St. TYPE HOME CHAUFFEUR suit Mi ridlnt boots 17; ntw Sport lob In wonderful condition; orltlnal throuthout; to see thto ear to to FIRS STOCK . Sf shoes, 13. 1M0 Ocean Ave, buy tt. Only ?"« W. ITA. 32163 Oood one-coat enamel. 11.50 per tallon. SUBSCRIPTION RATES AMEBICAN LEOION MATERNITT HOSPITAL Houst paint, 11 per tallon. New ship­ 728 17th St. 1931 Buick 8 Sedan DtWveied bt earner a flanta Monica, ment of hlth trade woolen tooda, latest 90 DOGS. BIRDS, CATS Serlei t-87. You probably know what automobile MOB think at thto aar. It'e tht Oeean Park. Venice, Sawtelle. Brentwood colors, tts Bar rati and sa Butcher Hlth tround, with a atarveloua finest Bulck ever built. This eae hit had excellent care and performi like a ttf—TEN DAYS, HOSPITAL AND DELIV­ aprons, fc each, I for 36c. Ladles' and eeeaa and mountain view. House aad Pacific Palisades. Ma per month. THB AMERICAN LEGION needs ERY. HOME DELIVERY. Mt. PB. I1M1. THOROUGHBRED Irish setters. SeU real- new car. Only _ , , 11045 Reeaiar Advance tentlemen's smocks 35c eseh, • ttr tl. at enable SS enable to produce pedigree M has Built-in electric fan, rotary E. R. BURCHIEL all kinds of aatt aff material. Ooldman's, 1MB Washlntton, Venice. cooler, electric Teiechron clocks, Wilshire at 3rd Bate Rite Bewspapara. mattslnso. cloth- •Ire. S. M. 713M; evenlnts call Mrs, On* rear ______SMS IMS MATTRESS AND UPHOLSTERING Vauihan, Mill. radio lew. speaker ln every room; PHONE 33065. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL I 9. at* Ins, bottles, aad furniture. CENTER ice oaaa. afoot thow tats, fee Red Seat electric wiring through­ Ma months ______H.00 ttto CALL 3M77 ANO A TRUCK MATTRESSES RENOVATED PURNITURB Three months ______HM 11 Jl 16-foot counters, nail htt, II compart­ TOY Pomeranient ttr sals; reasonable. out; electric controlled tat furnace WILL CALL PROMPTLY. UPHOLSTERED. CARPETS CLEANED ments 30-foot hardware wall case, ad­ aaa a* electric furnace. Oa streets and newt stands, per copy. le. BERRYJB. 1163 10TB ST. PHONE I5IH Ittt Walnut Ave., Venice. Hall par month. He. parable tn advance. justable shelves tt Iter sections; coun­ RENTALS RENTALS ter computlnt Male, at— FREE—Pretty male kitten; Inquire Ull Plank flooring, twe hatha inn REPRESENTED BATIONAlLt By AUTOS FOR HIRE MUSICAL INSTRUCTION VICKERY'S Princeton, Santa Monica. parlor, full tiled kitchen, extra Open evenlnts. 2108 Sawtelle Blvd. line urate (10-foot cement drive­ M. O MOOKNSSB M COMPANY. Dia PIANO lessont for Detlnnert; Individual 120 WANTED TO RENT—Miac. 132 FOR RENT—Booses Fnrniahed BU Itamnuu. Mt Market street. OOOD Boston pupn reduced prices, o. way), twp patios, fish pond, beau­ Lat Anseles. flH Sooth tortus atreet. Instruction; f l.M par hour lesson. Orace •all TAUPE rui, sacrifice Ht; mink fur Abbot. 440 Rlalto, Venice, attar 4 p. m. tiful lawn and shrubbery, and the Loftus. MM Ird St.. Ocean Part. DOtk piece, cost Htt, aell for IN. Alto whole property enclosed with about EX-SERVICE man wishes I or t-room Beattie. aot Stewart street. Burchiel U Drive ' houie; option to buy; mutt be from E. T. Yates, Realtor' Portland. M Broadway. chickens. 1034 Amherst Place, Brentwood 6-foot stone tile will. HAWAIIAN steel eulUr. tenor banjo, uku­ Helthts. Fhone Wett L. A. 11717. owner. Ml Commonwealth, Venice. FREE R-NTAL SERVIOB Detroit. MM ttttl Orand boulevard. lele taught. Oultar and course 10 lessons FINANCIAL SEE MRS. PAUL Chleato, Sto North Mlchtaaa avenue. 6c PER MILE I17.M. No. IB Ith St. Arcade. Ph. 3137A •SB Tork, ttl Bast Portr-eecond street. LET Dolson advise rea how to let rid of 122 FOR RENT—Rooma—Fnrn. AND OP ants M VHP little cost, DOLSON, the Copies at tbe Santa Monlea Evenlnt PIANO, accordion: Instruction on this pop­ 92 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Beautiful Homes Insurance for Less Outlook mat fa attend at aat of these ANT KILLER, 101 Broadway, corner of HOBBY TO LOAN ular Instrument Call Claude Bond, 64373. Ocean SM. tit 33rd St., I rooms, 3-story, I bathi; LOVELY room ttr lady, wtth entire homt offices, where Mil data retardlnt the San­ Wilshire Blvd. at 3rd WOODWORKING shop, fully equipped, In­ 115,500. privileges aa lady employed; near Frank­ Phonic 18618. I171L Ul S IL Stta. ta Monica market ma» Slat be had. PHONE 35035 cludint llfftt Bell reas. Fhone 18974. 1M4 Saa Vicente, I roomt, 3-story, I lin ICbool. Phont 22952. A REAL HOME, . newly and beautifully The Santa Monica Publlahtne Oompsny OPEN EVENINOS UNTIL 10 P. tt_ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS COMPLETE camp outfit, Includint larte Mat, btt. table, stove, chair, Mtt Very baths;; 117,500. decorated; lane llvlnt room, eon den, reserve* the rltht M umitMU eta Mitt ar 8M Dfyad Road, unique Spanish home; ATTRACTIVE bedroom; outside entrance. deitihtfui tun room. 2 bedroomi: nil revise advertisements, or reject ead refund O fl. PROST. VIOLIN MAKER. cheap. Fhone 31514. BEDDING REPAIRING. 820 SANTA MONICA BLVD. M MONET TO LOAN—Real Eatate 1 bates; 111,500; brand IMW. never oc­ IMl Stanford. fireplace, automatic BM water heater; amount paid, and will not be responsible cupied; reasonable terata. double tarate; lovely Sard and complete tor more than one incorrect insertion ol LEAP mold SOc per sack; buntalow paint tl.lt tal. Varnish 11.50 tal. Lltht bulbs LARGE, airy room; private entrance; ten- view mt bay. Reasonable to tood tenants. mmt ad ordered for more thaa oae time. BEST made mettressea. an stsea, all prices; PHOTO FINISHING tleman. 147 Uth St. Phone 23601. 1010 Ird St., O. P. Pbone 6M15. St transient or telephone edvertlaements sprints, oedsttada, pillows, moth-proof- 10c. Bar Salvatt Co., 3101 B. M. Blvd. 6% MONEY G. A. Hogan, Builder Sta parable aitt will be collected for Im­ Ma sterllialna, renovate mattresses with te BlM Wllben, MS Seventh ttreet, S. M., Immediately availabl* ta practically un­ PBONE 25973 GOLF clubs, I matched Irons, driven, limited amount* en improved properties NICE room, private entrance; bath; IS m mediately after tha Bnt insertion, onless aew cover, tt. Baata Monica Mattrees * win can at the atttm at tta Svaaina ROMANCE week. 2031 Fifth St., Santa Monica, BaUaa baa already established a teenier Plllo* Factors. MM Ittt St Ph. 33SM. Outlook with clipplnt of this notice, fee brassio and spoon; all steel shafts, and tt approved localities, at interest rates OP OLD BARCELONA Rental Specialists account on our credit book* will receive two tlokets M the Fox Cri­ baa prscticallr new. Phone MIM. M tow at t% aad 1% ptr annum. ISa Charmlnt llvlnt room, beam celling; Furnished end unfurnished, from U0 BB incur no oblltttlont ta dlaeusslnt the LARGE airy room, twin beds. 1431 Prince­ terion thester, Santa Monica. Tickets overlooking restful patio; cay outside ton St. Pbone 28723. See Mra HUtabrand wtth Berkley-Cham­ mass BOATS MUST be called for before t p. m. FINEST PULVERIZED DAIRY FERTILIZ­ tnattar Mtt aB> awnlnt, sunny breakfast room, dainty berlain Associated, 1003 Montana Ave. The followina It the order ta which the ER; ALSO HORSE MANURE BUY FROM table aaS chairs; tile kitchen, twin Phone ttl 86- attht major troupe of classifications appear: OLD RELIABLE. OLIVER PARK M618 FURNISHED room, adjolntnt bath; itrati. Announcements I M MR. end Ittt. Kodaker, "sensational Offer.** Federal Bond & Mtge. Co. sinks; eke. refrie. Three tarn bedrooms, IttO Stanford. lF R. Better, 1H0 Seventeenth street, Business Service A 10 BOATS AND OUTBOARD MOTORS your films dev. free, t ttM enlartement cedar closetsi two-toned tile baths; unit COMSTOCK AUTO dl BOAT SHOP COMPLETE plasterint outfit: tood condi­ Suit* 1-L Security Bide. Pbon* 3HI3 WIS call M t_S office ot tbe Evenini Employment __ TC to with roll 6 tood prlntt 11.10 reg., mam heat. A real home at 16950. W. L. A. 13.50 to IL comb. liv. end bedroom; kltch. Outlook with clipplnt of thit notice, be Merchandise _ N to IM MARINE ST, O. P. PHONE MSH. 50c. Bunnell Studio, 1411*4 3rd St. tion. 840 Rlalto, Venice. Ph. 64056. PLENTY OF MONEY TO LOAN llttt: evenlnts W. L. A. 11995. On Santa Monlea properties, 8%, 1%, prlv. 1 block ocean; prkg ipe. 127 Wash. will receive twe tlcketi M tbe Fox On- Financial _____ M to IM terlon theiter, Sinta Monica. Tlcketi Real Estate _-. 111 to lit PIANO TUNING OOOD lumber for aale. IM pw tttt ttet •%; l-ytar straight loans, or 5 to 10- ALEXANDER'S BEST BUYS Rental* ... IM to US BUSINESS DIRECTOR! CARD Anawalt Lbr. Co., Pico and Sepulveda. year amortised. Prompt Ml vitt; low ex­ IU Uth St., I rooms; m bartain for 124 ROOMS AND BOARD MUST be called for befon t p. tn. pense. Amounts from 11,000 ta tlOO.OM. Automotive M0 M Ift HOLLAND DUTCH Mono technician; tan- 15500: easy IIIllfl shown only by ap­ 7-ROOM house, 1 bedrooms, larte yard! BATES PEB UNE PBB BAI ina, voicing, repalrint planoa. Peter Jan- BLACK fur-trimmed coat, MS value, for Ltt M help you solve roar financing pointment. YOUR business card tb ttto director! will aale eheap. 11743 Dorothr, Brtwd. Hits. DOUBLE room with bath, home eooklnt. double tame; Oeneral Electrio refrit- cost rou IaM a ttB cents per dat end sin. 1M3 Ocean Ave, FB M240. Art shop problems. Ut llth St., 1 rooms, 1 bedrooms; only eratlon; Oriental rut, fine linens and Deiir 18700; open for inspection SB day. Yorkshire Tavern. 10M Third St. Phone M or more consecutive tlmee - will be rtsd fee thousands of people. Pb LAWN FERTILIZER, BEST ON MARKET: 3M33. glassware. Corner location. 858 Fifth M week dart aad t Shopper Insertion- sfls Clssslflcd Dept.. a tt. 33368. for a rep­ A. k CUMMINGS. Mano toner with Jack­ Lot 50x150, BOM Georgina, 13300; worth St. Phone 94709. WELL CURED. SBAVER DAIRY. 13070. GandROBERy TInvestmen OANDY. tttt.'t Co . t to M consecutive time* . **— resentative to call on rou. son, Stltt Music Co. Ph. 31118. Res. 38340 13000; terms. ROOMS wltb board, one block from ocean; UU Third St. Phone 21660 Phone 293H. Alexander. 223 Wilshire. Shopper counted aa BUI flap. FUBS MW fertilizer, icreened, 40e tack, near transportation. 1137 2nd. Ph. 15651. FOR RENTALS S to I consecutive times ______Ml SCREEN WORK CARPENTERING _ delivered Lincoln ranch, phone 64193 *52so FOR qutok tttt. North at Carlyle, REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE Additional charte ef M per line when ROOM and board, single ind double; near CHAS. A. TEGNER, PIONEER AOENCT Mondar to Included. BCREENB made. Installed or repaired. Let Money for well built. 2-bedroom stucco buntalow ocean. 823 3rd Bt. Pbone 28037. 82 FURNITURE FOR SALE on hlth around, facing wett. Present Phone 21716. 114 Santa Monica SMS. t M • times III CARPENTER work, dar or contract; esti­ me estimate your loaf S. M. CABINET Additional charte at le per lino whan WORKS. 17M tth St Ph. 33171. Financing New Homes long term mortgage 14000. ROOM and board; etntlemen only; 17 and mates furnished, llll llth St. Ph. 34647. SEE MRS. LOWE OWNER of t-room, fan. house., beaut, Mondar to Included. VAUGHAN'S—Always busy because our ft PM week. ItH Ninth St. trounds, Altadenr. would like to exchange prlcet are so reasonable. CITIZENS MORTGAGE L. M. FORD A 1+ K. SMAU. INC. Minimum chart* „, Mc SHOE REPAIRING Phone HH6. lit Banta Monica Blvd. use Santa Monica house fM school yeer. Minimum apace, two tinea, tan averate DETECTIVE AGENCIES 141. bedroom set, ttttt. Mew 3-pc. dav­ C. E. B., 447 Sacramento 8t., AHadena. worda HEELS, leather or rubber. 15 cents; halt enport set. 129.60. Low oven llOVM tSJSt- AND SECURITIES CO. 125 ROOMS AND BOARD tam occasional chairs 16.75. New sprints Note—The Outlook Shopper bl S tree do- soles. 75c, ttr ladles' shoes; men's hatt For Children 2-BDROOM, nicely furn. house; fine yard. Start to non-subscribers at the Evenlnt soles, tl. Work tutranteed Louden, lltt M.M. New ivory belt 15.00. Ice boxes, 222 Santa Monica Blvd. 8 Rooms, 3 Baths Outlook, wltb aa approximate circulation Brackett Merchant Patrol Fourth St Acrott Irom tht Oatlook H and M lb.. 15.00 New mattresses. New, modern home; exclusive. Larte cor­ 14.75. t-pc. dlnlnt room Mtt walnut 146. REFINANCE YOUR HOME OR INCOME WONDERFUL home fw children, near itt 13.0M. DAY AND NIOHI SERVIOB. PB. M744 WITH INSURANCE FUNDS ner lot. 456 Uth St. Price 115,750. OPEN. school. Iita. yard. Mother's ean. 61717 Lena L. Dunn note— "ConsecuUve tlmee" Soee not Filtnt cabinet. 14.75. Dressers. 17.80. Berkley-Chamberlain Associated, pbone Phone 22574. 2H7 Banta Monlra Blvd. SPECIAL NOTICES Chess, 18.75. Lot of end and coffee ta­ No Expense Unless Lean ts Granted mean consecutive Menders, eto. but eon- Bf t FOSKETT. 1003 Montana. 34111. 34196. NEW, modern, three roomt. batt; tarate; DRESSMAKING. MILLINERX bles cheap. New rugs. 17.75. Oriental 1 eeeutlve dan SPECIAL attention taken an men'a aaS | 126 HOTELS overstuffed; electric refrlterator; llthts, For H-tlme orders the rate per Une will ran cheap. Peel ehalia I7.B5. Lot of SMART dresses, old ones cleverly remod­ ladles* alterations Tailoring. paint cheap. Ste hit machine. 17.50. 13000, 13500, residential property north of | $30.00 Down tas, hM water; adults; no pets. Bee to be StM SANFORD JL MOSK. Mil Third St Wilshire; Individual money; no commls- l WILLANNA Hotel. 1609 Beloit. W. L. A. appreciate. 1138 Tale Bt. Situations Wanted—One-half above ratee. eled; costs, ensembles. 36341 1666 Euclid. Vaughan's, IMl Lincoln, 8. M., between ttl a month; two 5-room houses. Oood 63725; large cool rms 111 It wk; 120 mo. Wllshlre-Arlsona. Open till S p.m. 16009. lion; 7%. Box 3633, Outlook. location. ThOM an very well built homei. eaah with order. WE HAVE a vera complete rental list. These IMM appll also to tbt Wett Los OOWNS. tailored suits, coats rellned; al­ TRAVELING No aients. Phont owner, IMM. HOTEL HOOVER, HS 8. M. Blvd. New terations. 1411 Euclid. MMT, Mrs. Mater. 13500 PRIVATE money to loan' OB tot* ALBERT LEONARD Anteles Tribune. BBW, 1-post Simmons bed, guaranteed prtved business property. 1611 Pacific' rooms, fully screened, tl day; ft week. Phoae 21M7. Ml Wilahlre Blvd. coil sprints. 40 lb. mattress, 114.71. UNUSUAL bargain, beautiful 7-room, Span­ GENTLEMAN Will share expenses or drive AM. Venice. Phone 61027. ish stucco; north at Wilshire; I bed­ EDUCATIONAL for party tolnt to E. Texas M Northern NEW txll seamless tut, 111; Consoleum 3-ROOM houie; bath; overstuffed furni­ rep. 16.00. rooms, double sarage; furnace beat. Only 12. FOR RENT—Flats—Unfnrn. ANNOUNCEMENTS Louisiana about Aut. 16. 1238 Second SEE ME FOR •% AND 7% MONET. A. B. HMO. Oall 1011 Wilshire Blvd. ture; adults only. 333.50 month. 1411 St. Phont 23936. BSW A. B. tas stove, with porcelain front, ANDERSON, 1339 FIFTH ST. PH. 24405. Saltalr Ave., West Ln Angeles. SPANISH, smattering tt two weeks; pro- MMt, DESIRABLE upper flat, south side; adults. mmclstlon, trammar, conversation. Prof. ^m**m^mf^m^mmmmmm**. FIVE ROOMS, 14350 1 DEATH tt FUNERAL NOTICES DRIVING to Portland, Ore. Room ttr two WALTERS FURNITURE CO. 1102'« Seventh St. 130—3 rooms, completely furn. Clean; ta­ Chaa. Vical Studio, 437 California. 11811. Ph. 25108. UU Third St., S. M. Bpanlsh stucco. Bat neighborhood: south tt bttt drive end share expenses. 315 95 MONET TO LOAN—AUTOS of pico; lew down payment; rata 139.50 rage; adults. 1434 Euclid Bt. MITCHELL—Oeorte Littleton Mitchell, ate Ashland, Oeean Park. per month. Robson. 17M Pico. Ph. 63670. IM FOR RENT—Apts. Unfnrn. M rears. Beloved husband ol Mra. Pearl FELT BATS BAROAINS at Barak's Furniture Co., HI 909 33TB ST.—Spanish type home; walled Beattie Mitchell of 11 Beavlew Teliae*. Broadway, 8. M. Ph. 23385. New Mat* tt patio; exclusive; adults. PB 15591. VACUUMS REBUILT tress, 12.95; btt, sprint and new mat- DAN ECKLAND FORECLOSURE, duplex on large corner; 3 ROOMS; tile bath, shower) bedroom; Remains at tht parlort ft Todd A Leslie. LADIES' Is men't tttl hats cleaned, re- treat- 16.50; dressers, 14.50 DBS up; chif­ 13890; HM eaah. Robert Jarvls, Phone also wall bed; larte roomt; etf tarden. FOUR rooms, furnished, 137.60; unfurn* blocked; any styl* and site; estab. t yrs. FARTS and tuaranteed service on all Will loan you money on 25801, M MMt evenlnti, Brick building, taratt; 135. 1341 llth vscuum cleaners. Phone 31652. foniers M.50 and up; combination ta­ lshed, 135. 3404-B Kansas, West L. A. M Bsv Dlst. S. M. Hst Works, 1507 4th St. bles, 16.50; breakfast sets, 17.50; dsy St., AM. E. i FUNERAL DIRECTORS bed, 15, and many other bartalns too your automobile. 3-BEDROOM bungalow, 2-car laraftl fine THE LOWEST RATES CONFIDENTIAL location. Ill Uth St. 17600. Terms. A HOUSE, partly furnished, at Utt Euclid. numerous to mention. DOUBLE apartment with tarate; adults Inquire at IMl Euclid St. OCR REPUTATION TOUR GUARANTEE real buy. Phone owner. 33363 only, lilt Tenth St. WILSHIRE EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT A LOT of new and hlth trade used furni­ 4 ROOMS, S bedrooms, bath; lir.; ao doti. ture and ruts to be sold out and turned The Nettleship Co., Inc. NICE tunny t-room Apt. Oood location. 830. Phone 25585. 1947-B 19th St. 102 aX>TS FOR SALE 524 Idaho. Phoni 23436. Funeral Home, Inc. 70 HELP WANTED—Male 75 SITUATIONS WANTED—Male Into eaah to quick buyers at the Store 4M Broadway. 8. bt Phone ttttl room at the Carmel Hotel, corner Broad- | COLLATERAL—AUTO—REAL ESTATE REAL LOT BARGAINS IM—TMP attractive cottate, t roomt; Be* way and Ind St., S. M. Phone 23385. nn: nice yard. 3003 Arltona Ave. Ph. 23027, 1519 Wilshire YOUNG marrleS man, DESPERATELY IN Beautiful west front lot OB Uth, north at Alta »«"" 130 FOR RENT—Apartments, Fnrn. JOBS a BOQaS—STANLEY J. STRAW M-E-N NEED ef Work. De anything; licensed 1295 OAS stove, 1100: breakfast room set, . •_—— mi , I-I •___••. II II _ v in We have openlnn In ear MW fsctory chauffeur. Oall 13067. LOANS 40x150, 26th aaS Waihlntton tllM 134 FOR RENT lttl lltt Radlola 17. Mil 1110 Vietrola, 10 month! tt tt resrs—Lowest rites 60-foot corner, Mtt, north of AIM. ttttl branch for a tew aeat sppaarint men. with records, ttll Stelnway uprltht Stores, Rnsinera Sites Todd & Leslie tt to M. We do not promts* to Mate ELDERLY British-American would teach Build now—Costs less—Grester returns Ste Mr. Deebank with M. B. Rapp Bernice Apts. piano, UM. Cj.ll 303 Mth St., 8. M. 1415 Montana Ave. Phone 21112. Phone 21042 tee rttt over night, but hard workers Spanish and work around house, tarden, One beautifully furnUhed ilnele apart­ STORE for rent to Rapp block. M. & are maklnt M0 per walk and bettor. for small wages. Box 2633, Outlook. American Finance & ment now available, Includint mild ser­ SEVANIH AND ARIZONA, tt Mf FURNITURE, Russ. sprints, mattresses, tl' Rapp, 1415 Montana Ave. Phone 31112. Jobs permanent snd no tavofft. Apply stove end rofrtiorators 12H Uth St THRIFT CO.. LTD. Cash Counts Here vice and aB extras; reasonable rent. UM Room 1. Basement, 333 Santa Monica EXPERIENCED American sardener wants 209 Bar cities Bldg. Phone SUM Twelfth St.. near Wilshire Blvd. Blvd., Tuesday, tt a. m. ONLY I work. WIS ean for tarden by hoar. Sap Lot. Gillette's Regent Sa.. 12500. Comer AUTOMOTIVE MENDENHALL or month. Refs. tlven. Phone 36088. 83 FURNITURE WANTED overlooklns canyon. 17500. 311 Arizona. YOUNO man with lltht car; permanent, AUTO LOANS Washington Arms Apts. Funeral Home GARDENING, flowers planted, hedges GREAT demand tor second band furni­ FURNITURE AND DIAMOND LOANS SACRIFICE price, 11650: ftO-ft. let, beau­ 960 SIXTEENTH ST. 110 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE lilt FOURTH 8T. PHONE H3U Wltt advancement M rltht party; col­ lection or newspaper experience pre­ trimmed; lawna made over. P. Nye. M538. ture Best prices paid Pbone 13609 T EASY WAY TO LOAN tiful Santa Monica canyon, on Sycamore Spacious, beautifully furnished: maid ferred; nominal salary to start. Address D Stewart. Ml Holllster Avt_. O P. mad. Oall owner, ttttt, service; phones; MS to 1200. MOT A BALE, lull exceptionally tood used ln own feaaS writing, ttstlnt ate. Qual­ CARPENTER, builder, repairing, painting; SUPER FINANCE CO. ean at present day market prices. Used Kirkelie, Bernard & Peek ification and references. Box 3631, Out­ price reasonable. Fta. 23357. HIS ltth St. RESIDENCE lot I blocks north of Wilshire ear prospects cannot afford to mlss ear FUNERAL DIRECTORS 85 MUSICAl INSTRUMENTS Phone 2S6M. 201 Santa Monica Blvd Blvd. Only 1900. Bonds paid. See O. A. selection. Ben terms. BO BROKERAGE. look. Cofer Bungalow Court O. O. Bundy, ttt Broadway, Santa 103 Mam St. Oeean Park. Phona tllM. PAINTINO, enameling, tinting; lew prlcet; Breese. ITU Wllthlre Blvd. 81ngle. everything furnished: adults; tt Avenue 17. Venice. Pboaa SUM tood work. Phone 3M83. HARDMAN grand and many other new IM MONET WANTED Monlsa, opposite postoffice. FULLER Brush Co. MB VM 1 rouna men and used planoa. Ht up. Rentals 13. permanent. 1326-B Harvard St. with cars. Perm, work; no Investment rtnt to apply on purchase altar. See 106 CITY ACREAGE 1929 FORD COACH, CLEAN, '8395 or experience necessary. Beal opportun­ LABORER, restaurant, soda fount. 8heet VACANT LOAN, 11500 Price-Daniel Co., Inc. metal exper. Will travel. Taylor, 63641. Attlesey at Storage Bldt.. lilt .Btt St. Wanted, leas on vacant property. Itttt, 11887 Santa Monica BBC ity for man who to not afraid to work. Phone 26656. Christie Court Apply p. m.. Ml B. Sprint St. L. A. WIS live Bnt trust deed, 11% of value PULL corner nn, all lmprov. ta and paid. Owen Keown West Ue Anseles Pbon* WLA H571 COLORED chauffeur and houseman; tood of property. Phone 13431. 11000; E. Z. Only M minutes from 8. BL Double; 1 block from Ocean. 123 Pacific. WALNUT console, Brunswick Panatrope CHEVROLET DEALER YOUNO man, aeat appearance, for bat­ local references. Phone 25446. Maeh. Burt C. Hunnicutt, Ph. 38831. 121-^NEW. single, modern, includint tat, Ull Washington Blvd., Venice with Radlola radio, like new; wt* I860. WANT 13500 private loan; heme north at ^mm.m^*mmm^mmjmmmm^^m^mmmmamm mmmm^*ammm*m**m mm*, mp • ^mmmmsmmmmmmm FLORISTS ters aad ltnltlon work; lont experience With record* fM 175. BAT E. SCHAFER, water. Usbt 2234 sawtelle Blvd. BUY yew next aatd tar ttom thi Ctd- not necessary. Must be dependable, tood RELIABLE painters want work Inside and Montana, owner. 111 list plate. Utt Pourth St. ^rfwmmmmu^^—* mmmaaammm*m*.mm,^mr^^,m*mm,,^mmmmmmm*ammmmm US MOUNTAIN PROPERTT ' lllae-fce Salle dealer. Many maket ead opportunity. 1448 Lincoln Blvd. out; Mc an hour, none 21395. 138 TO 148—Desirable singles and doublet; taratt; adults. 827 14th St. Ph. 28811. body styles. OMAO firms Open evenlnts. PLASTER patching; BO lob too small. OOOD planoa Mr rent. H PW month ep LOUIS T BOSCH CO. Bay District Motor Co., Wllshin Blvd. Vesta Amling WORLD war veterans to distribute SEC­ No iunk You ean apply rtnt oa pur­ REAL ESTATE "We Know the Mountains" Bt Uth St Pbone 24631. RETS OP PLUTOLOGY and help make Phone Santa Monlea 37140. 3-ROOM furnished Apt. NOW overstuffed. FUNERAL DESIONS chase later WORTH HATHAWAY. MM 2616 Wilshire BlvS Phone 34410 1613 Armacost. West Los AngelM. Broadwar and Bundl Or. Ph. WLA 15015. B. S. Hit for democracy. O. P. Steven- Wilahlre Blvd. OLDSMOBILE sedan, bargain price 1350. sen. Mlrsmar hotel. CHAUFFEUR. SWEDISH; OOOD MECH. 101 HOUSES FOR SALE EXCELLENT REFERENCES. PH. 25234. SINGLE Apts., nicely furnished; located Refinlshed and reconditioned. O. G. FOR SALE—1650 Schumann piano for 1100 111 WANTED—REAL ESTATE Bundy. 318 Broadway. Terms. NO 1 CEMETERIES. MAU-ULEUM- TWO men for Real Silk territories; perma­ rltht down town. 1335*1 tth St. INGLES—HOUSE CLEANERS; WINDOWS, cash; combination oak bookcase and WBAT A VALUE! BROKERAOE. nent; wtll pay ttt weekly to right man. wrltlnt desk, cheap. MM B. M. Blvd. WORTH 18750— WANT 100x150, income zone, between llttt NO NEED OP EARTH BURIAL NOW Apply 308 Junipher Bldg., 8 a. m. FLOORS, ETC. FBONE 64314. WILL SELL AT 16500. and 20th and Wilshire and Montana, for 3-ROOM Apt., private home: garden,Hrees; elderly couple preferred. 318 lies. PONTIAC sedan, speclsl bargain prici PIANOS IM rent. 60c week 19. Free de- 1950 down, IM monthly; new 7 rooms. 3 cash. P. Herren, Ml S. M. Blvd. 21999. UM. Extra peed! terms. NO BROKER­ MABAOER for S. M. offiee. Draw ttt S 76 SITUATION WANTED—Female tarn bedrooms, beautifully decorated. I AOE. O. O. Bundy, 310 Broadway. Woodlawn Mausoleum Weak, It >ea euallfr; I08 for merchan­ Uvcrr plan Union storate. til Colorado tiled bew with shown ttlUt cheerful HOLLISTER Apts., Ut Holllster Ave., Oeean HAVE cash buyer for good lot north of Park. Block horn beach; ttt month up. CRYPTS NOW SELLINO IN NEW UNIT dise required. Box 3635, Outlook. kitchen with electric refrlceration, sun­ Montana. Must be priced jlght. Strom­ 1929 MODEL A Ford rosdster; new tires, as LOW AS tin TUTORING—Remedial readlnt and arith­ SB RADIOS Supplies. Acressoriee ny breakfast room overlooklnt patio. wall A Laughlin. IU Wilshire. Ph. 24111. brakes: fine condition. Been until S p.m. OFFICE PH. 33411; RES. PH. IHH AUTOMOBILE salesmen; two with trans­ metic by experienced tencher. Achieve­ Spacious living room, rttt fireplace, stu­ COMP. fum, I rooms: 3 bedroomi: over­ stuffed. See this. UH Lincoln. Ph. UIM. at 1413 Montana Ave, portation, to sell Nash cars; hlth com­ ment sclent, measured by atan. tests. In­ BBW end used radios sold, rented and re­ dio window; unit heat, hardwood floors, lt PERSONALS mission. See Robinson. 1508 S. M. Blvd. dividual lnstruc , or small groups, ttttl, paired. Bobsene Radio Shop, 421 8anla double garage; lot 50x135. a\af at 10177 112 EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATB HI POR my ItM equity UM Pontiae road­ Wllshin Blvd. Call W. L. A. U4M; eve­ Monica Blvd. 131 FOR RENT—Houses—Unfnrn. ster; motor A-l; balance 130 month. WHOOPING COUGH ln children—X have SALESMEN WANTED STEADY housework. With board and room. nings B. BL 31M3. —»y. house, let, ta Tan Nuys, clear, ttr 1341 Mth SL the remedy, and tt tlven early, will 337 WILSHIRE BLVD. Boar work, ean ef ebUdreni aa eooklnt. RADIO BARGAIN HOUSE small 8. M. property. Assume some. 2Va treatlr relieve tfee severity of the at* Reliable woman. 1411 tth Bt. Ph. 28709. Corner Mth and Broadway. Phone MU: FROM OWNER—15350 eent Sepulveda Blvd., l-room frame 1930 FORD cabriolet; first class buy; reas­ tack; will also act as preventive; Me. Mr radios, service end rest sets. Your etm terms, tatintt fin years; at* I house, orchard, walnuts, small chicken onable. 40',4-B Sunset Park, Venice. Harry Dolson. Druggist. 101 Broadway. 71 HELP WANTED—Female MEN'S fin* tblrtt laundered at roe want 1 ractive tlutM buntalow; Bto bath, net 1 equipment; consider S. M. Income. Sale, Phone In Your Rental Ad A remedy Mr everr ailment. them: repaired reasonable. Ph. ttttt. 9-TUBE, all electrio R. C. A. No. 60. with fireplace; most desirable section. Stt I II acres alfalfa, paved Blvd., Tea Nuya, Hundreds of families an already wrltlna 37 FORD COUPE; tood condition; MS. 103 speaker. HO. RAY E. SCHAFER, IMl I ntfc 8t„ MM SHI Vicente Blvd. Open 1800 per aen. M. L. Drake, IMM Friar ta M this office Ben All parti of the 1300 Santa Monica Blvd. SALESLADY to sell specially endorsed country. Inquiring at to rentals In Ssnts REV. CORA N0TE8. medium; consult, daily, line at cosmetics; tood opportunity snd LADY wBB 10-year tirl, work as house­ tth St.. Baata Monlea. from 1 to t p. m. St., Van Nuys. Phones 361 and 111. met. clr. Friday, I p.m. 1515 Beloit, WLA keeper; smsll wate. 1808 Purdue, WLA. Monica at* tte Bay district. Many of steady work ttl thOM who qualify, til them will be hen permanently Others 143 AUTOMOBILES WANTED ^^~~—^~——^ Central Tower Bldg. CROWNING glory, six-day dandruff cure. EXPERIENCED Infant's or chlld't nurst. TRADE 2-bedroom, clear cottate and 12000 ttr IaM the summer months Their re­ quests are always answered, by melllnt Irwln't Oraa Stores. WANTED—Experienced alteration woman, Best of references. Phone 27104. caih ttt modern, 2-bedroom home tn Cash for Your Car Santa Monica. See Claussenius at— them e copy at the rental att to this capable of fitting better garments. Box newspaper Place your ed now) tot these See Mr. Bradley, 1309 B M. Blvd. REV. THOMPSON, mestate circle, Mon. A 2628. Oatlook. EXPER. cook and general: free on AUS. tt. Frt. eves. Reading dally. M34 6th. 63682. Middle-aged woman, Fhone 25186 prospective tenants know, throuib tbt Ford & Small, Inc. columns of this paper, lust what fee 150 AUTO SERVICE SOLICITOR to mess appointment! br 114 Santa Monica Blvd. ban to offer. One of our ad takers MS phone. Steatr work ttr party who qual­ CAPABLE secretary-stenographer: refer­ NEW SERVICE ON TOUR CAR 11 LOST AND FOUND ences. ItH Fourth St Phone 13961. "Classified Adages'* be Had to assist rou to wrltlnt tew ifies Ht Tower Bldg. 100-FOOT Wilshire corner tor exchante. copy. Or tt lea prefer, a representative Fsctory specifications ars known snd EXPERIENCED white woman wants work will call. Just phone S. M. 23M5. need by all anthoriaed service depart* LADY lor rug cleaning and press office: submit peer offers. ments of new SSS dealer* $100 Reward no experience required: very small In­ by hear or day; references. Ph. 34561. Income propertlei WO Smtf many tood vestment. Box 2630. Outlook. Income properties for exchange. Classified Ads For Information leading to recovery at NEAT colored girl wants day work or ten­ See ui for exchanges worth while. HARRISON BRUSH I rinss snd white sold dlsmond-set wrist eral hOMO work. Ph. 39313. 1734 HB St. GOOD laundress for family wash. Call and FEARON or PRENTICE. 7th and Mon­ TWO-STOBT Spanish house, ultra mod- Loral Chevrolet Dealer Watch. H. E M. on back. Wedding ring tana. Phone 22443. Pbone 36123 MU Euclid St* half circle ol diamonds, l missing. W. P. deliver. 11110 Cashmere. Westwood Bills. DAT work, exper. white womaa; eteanlnt, era: I bedrooms, 3 baths; reat 1150 mo. M. to H. E. P. inside. Phone B. M. UM1. Apply Ittt tth st.. or phoae 33344. SALESWOMEN WANTED eooklnt. Ph. 1-9 a.m., or 7-9 p.m., ttttt. Taken to Ban LOST— Bozo." Boston bull, male, brlndle, 327 WILSHIRE BLVD. HOUSE work, sew., serv., children; prac. ALL KINDS OF A Good Exchange IM New unit, S bedrms., N. of Wilshire. Step white markings and screw tall; Santa nurse; hour, day, wett. Bets. Ph. 63867. Will ttn FN relief from HI—New unit, 4 rooms, N. of Wilshire. Monica license No. 338. 828 California 1130 Wllshlrt. Ph. Hint evenlnti 35391. Beach OU Drilling It HELP WANTED—Male—Female your property troubles. See Ave., 8. M. Pbone 21622. Reward. CHILD'S nurse, yount woman; experienced OPPORTUNITY STANLEY A. KOCH Declaring that attempts to expoit References. Pbone 24374. I 110-fll BBS Cities Bldg. Phone 31129 PITS rooms aad double tarate: walktnt Ocean Park property tor oil drilling LOST—Small, female, wire-haired terrier: EFFICIENT Blip tor sll occasions. SM distance from Roosevelt. Madison ead white with black spots clipped. Named District Employment Atency. tit Santa FOR SALE or exchange, house, t rooms, Lincoln school. 021 llth St seriously have rearded development Petty. Reward. Phone 31542 at 25700. good condition; house ta MM. LM tta of that area and made It difficult to Monica Blvd Phone HIM. 77 SITUATION WANTED ltti value 13000. MM Highland Ave.. Male SMI Female Opportunities to sell things 5-ROOM houae, I bedrooms; Brentwood sell property, members of the Ocean LOST—ttt bill on 4tb St.. near Security Ocean Park. Pbone 24766. - Heights, west M Bundy Dr. ead Berth of Park Protective association, at thetr bank, till Monday. Phone 25588. M EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES Wllshin. Near School. Ina. IHS Wilshire. MAN and wife, responsible, refined, to CLEAR IM at Ba Crescente. site 120x131 ft. meeting last night, voted to endorse you don't need and to make Value $1300. What beach tat M similar efforts of T. H. Dudley and other LOST—Oold aval cameo pin oe Ird ar 4th 0 S MORRIS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY take ehane ef home fM winter; refer- HALF Of double bungalow, all lane rooms; SL Fhone llllf. Reward. encei eaehaneed. Phone 34H4. value. H. W. REED CO.. Ocean Park. extra bed: an attractive home, with lawn members at tte city pta-ming com. Oervint Employer anfl Employe Phone 61094. Mb and Broadway. S M Pb IHM. t to * and flowers well kept. 839 18th St. mission to have the oil drilling ordi­ LOST—Aoblack key case. 6 keys. 702 Wil­ money in selling them— shire Blvd. Phone USH. 78 FAINTING. PAPERHANQING WE specialise ta exchantes. larte or small. 6-ROOM. mod.. Just papered and painted; nance abolished. MRS RICHARDSON'S Agency. IIH 4th Bt AND CARPENTERING • tood location. 1008 Lincoln Blvd. The resolution cites the experience LOST—Red Irish setter, male, from Rot- (21897), furnishes help to most exclusive opportunities to get what of property owners and operators in homes. Hlth class help register. J. J. Barrett ore* ranch. Rustic Canyon. Fh. OX. 1H|. PAINTING, paper hantlni. decoratlnt; Uo 1 Phons HMS 3615 Santa Monica Bird. ISO—THREE-ROOM DUPLEX. 1333-A ttas Venice oil field, sad was ordered per roll. Call B M. tUlt. j 33RD ST. PHONE 31M7. forwarded to the planning commis­ II JAPANESE Employment Agency, day or you want and to save LEGAL NOTICES hour, 3151 Main St-, O. P. Ph. f!565. RENTALS tit—3330 Delaware; MW, S rooms. Modern. sion. MERCHANDISE Oarase. Inquire 909 Arlsona Ave. In another resolution, the asso­ FROM thto Sett I am BM responsible for ciation went on record as endorsing tmf debts contracted by anyone other 75 SITUATIONS WANTED—Male money in getting it—these 120 WANTED TO RENT—Mtac. CUTE, aew, modern, S-room itucco; ti­ thaa myself JOHN GALEOTTI. SO MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE me; adults. 133. Ph. Mttt. Mtt Mth. efforts of tbs Ocean Park Business FIRST class furn. reflnlshms. upholster­ BY SEPT. 1—5-room stucco house, tood Men's ossociation to end racketeer­ ing aad repairing; antique work a spe­ are some of the kinds of ' district. Will pay moderate rent, as wish 3-BEDROOM house: tood location. Phone ing among operators of various cialty 65c hour or Job. Address 818 ttttl Selling Out place when excellent ean of house and MS77. ALEXANDER, 233 Wllshlrt Blvd. games ut the amusement rone. St. Call 38603. Large amount of shrubbery to tallon tarden are mon important to owner Classified cant. Me each. Twenty-eighth Street than merely to han tenant. Responsible NICE cottate. 16th St.. mmt mtt line CHAUFFEUR, white. 15; perm, connection; Nursery. 2264 Uth St. opportunities offered by S adults. References. Phona 13304. 122.50. 1327 Santa Monlea Blvd. BANK DEBITS steady, rella.. cartful driver: anything Santa Monica bank debits for yes- considered; Matt. Sept. 1. Ref. Box 363A MAYTAG washer, like new. MB Electric Telephone ELDERLY maa wishes tarnished room NICELY decor, house. 5 rooms: tar. Water ! terday. $441,590.09; month to date, Outlook sewlnt machines. 116 and up. McCune St Classified Ads. near bus line, and twe amis a dap. Pre­ Klrchoff, UM Sawtelle Blvd. Ph. MIM. fers to with elderly people, when he ean paid. CaU Stt Indiana. Venice. Ph. 61633. | $3,453,679.79. LOS Angeles, today. bo tnated at one of tn family. Box MODERN. 2-bedroom stucco house: double $31,688,496; same date last year, 23285 Efficient Garden Work HOLMS wall bed; alio Thor mantle; 42-1 3134, Outlook. nraasi food location. Pbone 62830. $41,757,045. Save rear money. Pb. IMM or 34665. Inch ironer. Utt lltb St. A 1 ^^^_^^ BBBBBBBBBBBBBB. if.* TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1931 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFOliNIA PAGE TWENTY-THREE 1 : \ , . . -. ^ jf ' ' j YouVe Not In The Orient-But You Can Shop In THe Greatest Bazaar Of Them All-Classified AcU| LEGAL NOTICES MONKEYS MAY NOTICE tSW PUBLIC WORK PROVIDE CVRS Notice Is hereby given tbat est, New Budget Cats Unions Protest Educator Talks Community Chest the 30th day ot July, 1931, tbe City' OTOTiSOTS FOR PARALYSIS Council of ths City of Sants Mon­ ica, California, passed a Special Or­ STATIONS AIPHABtTlCALLT S A. IB. dinance No. MA (Street Series), en­ (All la klloerelei* KOKR _ 1M0 KPI—Happy Time program (NBC). WASHINGTON, Aug. 11 (AV-An J KFOX—Mack, ballada. artificially produced epidemic of Age-ck-W.rae- titled, "An Ordinance of Intention Urged ky Payne School Pay Cot KTM . van -~*» IT T--mi- **•*. ' On Soviet Russia to dose up and vacate that certain KBCA _.._ _ ina I'M KFWB—Ltt Anaeles Breakfatt club. Infantile paralysis among a troop KBLW uia •Mm*~M " ,.. TT— Pf KOFJ—Hawaiian quartet of monkeys at the National Insti­ alley lying between Lincoln boule­ KHJ—Hallelujah hour proaram. vard and Ninth street, ind parallel Latest Proposed Slashes KFAO ... iana KMPO __« -— 5* Prof. Alexander S. Kaun tute of Health may lead to curing Increased Bud gab Will Slash of $1 Por Day for KFI — aia ***--• , TT -tT— *** Set A. M. the disease In humans. thereto, and extending from Mon­ KFWB T __ aan KBX .. **-*> Not Ba Permitted tana avenue to Alta avenue, ln ths Would Fare Total Painters Discussed at KFVD tana KPOX mm,-. IMS KECA—Jack Baldwin, pianist. Addresses Assembly If a method ean be found to City of Santa Monies; describing MSA, SL cure or prevent tttt disease ln mon­ Coming Yaar By $600,000 Board Meeting Wi recommend tonltht: KFOX—Jar Johnson, accordionist.' at Palisades keys, scientists of tbe institute es* the work and Improvement} speci­ SAM. i-te r. M. 'plain, tbe chances are excellent for fying the exterior boundaries of the (Continued from Page 1) Asserting that a reduction firom KECA—Roy LeffingweU. PACIFIC PALISADE8, Aug. 11— curing or preventing It In human Agencies participating in Bants district and lands to be affected by the union scale would affect the KFI—Paridl ef Proircti (NBC). KFI—Ben Kilmer. One of the most interesting word Monica's Community Chest can not t:ie r. tt. KOFJ—Sunshine ensemble. beings and far ending outbreaks Increase their budgets for tte com­ said work and Improvement: deter­ rate, tltt report showed the follow­ wages to be paid in the future on KICA—Orehutra, Barli Spleir (O. KHJ—Jack aaS Orace. aklt. pictures of Russia which has been such as the one existing ln New mining that OB damage will result ing major slashes: public BIBS, a delegation from ttts •:tt P. M. KMTR—MUdred Kitchen. presented from the Pacific Palisades York city. ing year, according to announce­ from said work and improvement Board of supervisors, $12,934; au­ Central Labor union mat last night KFI—Ben Rolfe'i orehutra (O). Sltt A. M. assembly platform was given yester­ The Institute Is part of the U. a ment made today to the secretaries and that no assessment Is neces­ ditor, $50,000, in salaries and wages; rlth the board of education to pro­ Sitt P. tt. KFI—Radio Research proaram (O), day by Prof. Alexander 8. Kaun. a public health service. of the participating agencies meet­ sary." treasurer, $4,800, ta salaries and test a decrease of from $8 to 17 s KHJ—Tito Ouliar (CBSi HFOX—Three Vagabonds native Russian and an instructor ln ing ln the Carmel hotel. Reference ls hereby mads to said wages; assessor, $75,000 in salaries day for painters employed by the 6:30 P. M. KHJ—Cuba norcbutra (CBS). The announcement was made by board. KHJ—Savtno Tont Picture* (C). KMPC—Daa Maxwell. the University of California. Traits Ordinance of Intention for further and wages; tax collector, $8,000, in _:M P. tt, •:M A. M of character, habits sad customs of Wife-Beater Given Mrs. Vera Braun, chairman of tte particulars. salaries and wages; county counsel, Referring to the new state law KFI—Orehutra. Richard Divii. KSCA—Archer and Demeree. ballads. tte Russians were told by the agency group and executive secre­ Any person interested objecting to $12,000, la maintenance, operation, which will become effective Friday, 7:15 P. M. KFOX—Trio. speaker. He Is presenting his series 30-Day JaU Term tary of the Community Chest, who said Improvement, or to the extent capital outlay; publio defender, $2,- J. H. Nolan, secretary of tbs Cen­ KHJ—Arthur Prvor'i band (CBS). KFWB-Jerry Joyce, Elinor Oall. Found guilty of disturbing the said that Santa Monica ean searce- 700, in salaries and wages; civil serv­ tral Labor union, declared that the fltt P. It. KHJ—Betty Crocker (KFRC). of lectures this week on the sym­ peace. L. A. Jasmine, 27, Of 1038 ly hope to exceed tte amount sob- of lands to bs affected by said Im­ KHJ—Morton Downer, orehutra (0). MB A. M. posium course, speaking each morn­ ice commission, $7,000, in salaries "prevailing wage scale** mentioned l:tt P. M. Seventh street, was sentenced to scribed ln the community last year. provement, may make written ob­ ia tte law ls the scale established KECA—Vera Van. ballads. ing at 10 o'clock. His subjects are jection to same within ten (10) days and wages; surveyor, which previ­ KPI—Caroleri and ensemble (O). KFI—Bess Kilmer. serve 30 daya in the Jail here, and She urged all agencies to keep thetr by the unions. Theo. H. Schoen­ KTM—Miniature Symphonr (C). "The Revolution: Us Causes and Mai Barro-a, 32, of 2606-B Fifth budgets at a minimum. after the expiration of ths publica­ ously took a $150,000 cut, $100,000 l.tt P. m. KHJ—Hambleton Stakes (CBSi. wetter, secretary of tte board of ' MAM. Development," "Prom Lenin to Mra. Braun also announced that tion of this notice, which objection additional, in salaries and wages. education, who assumed responsibil­ KHJ—Wlllioni orcheitra (KPRO. Stalin: Russia's Evolution from 1917 street, was given 30 daya in tte Other Slashes l:M P. tt. KFI—German language lessons. county Jail, at their trial today ln doe to a number of pledges, which shall bo delivered to thS Clerk of ity, as manager of the board, for KFOX—Cheerio Boys. to 1931," The New Morality ln So­ the City Council. KFWB—Concert orehutra. Judge C. A. M. Spencer's court. remain unpaid, principally because Regional planning commission, the wage reduction, replied that KHJ—Palii'i orehutra. ememble. KFWB—Prudence Penny. viet Russia: The New Religion and Date: July 31, 1931. other wage scales, as well as those KOFJ—Herb Scanlln, lololst. Jasmine was arrested Sunday at of unemployment, tte agencies may $20,000, salaries and wages; regis­ t: tt P. St. New Psychology" and "Russian Lit­ the request of his father, who ac­ not receive tteir full allowance la JOHN A. MORTON. trar of voters, capital outlay $8,700; established by the unions, will KHJ—Dick Creedon pruentatlon. KHJ—Organ. erature: Oeneral Characteristics." Commissioner ot Public Works, municipal court in Los Angeles, sal­ doubtless be included la estimating KNX—Oeorila FItleld plarira. KMCS—California trio. cused the son of striking him while the latter months of the present ex-offlclo Street Superinten­ aries and wages, $30,000; county the "prevailing wage scale." 10:00 P. 1. KHZ—Eddie Albrltht. ln a fit of rage. Jasmine's fatter ls year. dent of tbe City of Santa Cat for Economy KECA—National eoncert orchettra (O). 10:15 A. M. Because of Injuries which he suf­ 55 years old and lives In Los Angeles. Following these announcements, clerk, salaries and wages and main­ Both Schoenwetter snd Dr. O. W. KELW—Yankee Hawallans. fered ln a recent automobile acci­ Monica. tenance sad Operation, $24,500; TONIGHT KFI—Mary Hall Martin (NBO). Barroza was Jailed at his wife's ste urged all agencies which are Harding, who acted as chairman st dent, Dr. L. T. Guild of Los Angeles request. She appeared in court this spending money for relief to spend Sheriff, salaries sad wages, and last night's meetlns in the absence t :tt P. M. KHJ—Safety Conference talk. was unable to serve as assembly operation, $69,000; marshal in Los KECA—Beach BOM. 10:tt A. M. morning with her eyes black and that money ln Santa Monica. ORDINANCE Na 473 of Dr. A. N. Moody, president of KXLW—Dance orehutra. KFPI-Maiazlne ot tta AB (BBC). chaplain and speaker yesterday and blue and IMP lips purple and swol­ "if every cent ef Community Angeles, salaries and wages, $20,000; the -bsrd, declared that the board KPAO Orehutra. KFOX—Vera Oraham. organist. today. His place was taken yester­ (Commissioners* Series) marshal in Long Beach, salaries and len, as the result of a beating that Chest money is spent in Santa Mon­ AH ORDINANCE DETERMIN­ wishes to maintain high wages and KFI—Parade of Progress (NBC). KFVD—Traaa Longhorns. day by Dr. Oren B. Waite, executive ter husband ls alleged to have given ica." she said, "it will help to im­ wages, $11,000; constabulary, salar­ that the cut, which was made ta KPOX—Ben Harrison's Mountaineers KMTR—Serenaders. vice president and educational di­ ING THAT THE PUBLIC INTER­ ies and wages, $10,000; county build­ the interest of taxpayers. Is in ac­ KFVD—Maude Hughes, planlit. KNX—Kate Brew Vauihn. her. prove business and to provide em­ EST AND NECESSITY OP THE ings, for mechanical department, cordance with the board's economy KOER—TlM Blth Bovs. 10:45 A. M. rector of the Pacific Palisades asso­ Her two small children also told ployment." CITY OP SANTA MONICA. THE maintenance and operation, $120,- program. KOFJ—Hawallans. KELW—Volney James. ciation, who spoke on the subject, the Judge that their father had Secretaries of relief agencies who WELFARE OF THE INHABI­ 000, and new buildings, $600,000, to­ KFWB—Danea band and soloists. KOER—Frank Joeelyn, ballad!. "The Tree Of Life." Dr. Guild's struck them, too. Mrs. Barroza said attended today's meeting included, TANTS OP SAID CITY, AND THE Dr. Harding pointed out that the KNX—BU Brother Ken's elub. KHJ—Hambleton Stakea (CBS). place on today's program was taken in*, husband has beaten ter tn audition to Mrs. Braun. Mlss tal $730,000; Janitors, $12,000; main­ 5:15 P. M. II A. M. IMPROVEMENT AND PROTEC­ tenance of county buildings, $50,000; wage scale of teachers was eat last KFOX—Town hall ravelen. by C. B. Dalton of Alhambra. repeatedly. Helen Campbell, of the local chap­ TION OF ITS HARBOR, DE­ sprint when the board denied tte KHJ—Mona Content, pianist. Leo Podolsky, Russian pianist, will ter of Red Cross; Mlss Viola Ecfcer, recorders' salaries, $50,000; fish and Sltt P. M. KFWB—Jerry Joyce, Bobby Anew. MANDS THE ACQUISITION, CON­ Increase provided for in the salary KHJ—Salon orchestra (CBS). appear la a concert recital tonight. Catholic Welfare bur son; Mrs. Ma­ game wardens' salaries snd main­ schedule which has been effective KECA—Orchestra. Earle SIpcer (0). STRUCTION AND COMPLETION tenance, $5,750; forester snd fire KELW—Variety Bert. KMTR—Rustlers. John Claire Montleth. baritone; Sol Vital Statistics rie T. Hutchings, Council of Social OF A CERTAIN MUNICIPAL IM­ for the past several years. Schoen­ KPAO—Ham Jackson'i entertainers. KMCS—Banjo Boyi. Cohen, violinist, and Daisy Dunham, Welfare; Mrs. Maldon Cogley, Com­ warden, salaries and wages, $89,000, wetter pointed oat that employ­ 11:15 A. M. PROVEMENTS TO-WIT: THE other cuts, $3,850, total, $92,850. KPI—Nick Harris proaram. pianist, will present a program at BIRTHS munity Chest, and T. H. Schoenwet­ CONSTRUCTION OF A BREAK­ ment by the board has tte advan­ KFOX—Rollr Wrar. KELW—Thl "It" Twine. ter. who represented tte relief de- ' Exploitation Fond Out tage of being steady through the KOER—Major and Minor. KHJ—Census Bureau program (O). 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Born to: WATER IN THE PACIFIC OCEAN 11:30 A. M. Tomorrow night's musical attrac­ Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Stewart, 3744 pnitment of the board of education. WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES OF Under exploitation, $75,000 allowed vacation period, and that the paint­ KHJ—Thl Singing Foresters. for general purposes was eliminated, ers employed have work every day KMCS—Supper elub, David Hartford. KECA—Birth al Words, organ (NBC). tion will be presented by the noted Delmas Terrace. Palms, August 4, SAID CITY, EXTENDING IN A Instead of for only a few days a Sttt P. M. KPAO—Ohlef Stronghrart. Josef Borlssoff string quartet, com­ at the Santa Monica hospital, a OENERAL NORTHWESTERLY with $100,000 additional ent from tbe week. KFI—June Parker, Hall and Myers. KFI—Manila!. Olney. posed ofBorlssoff, first violin; Sam- daughter. Mary Margaret. Action Held Up on AND SOUTHEASTERLY DIREC­ chamber of commerce appropriation, 1:00 P. M. KOKR—Ramblers. uel Fiedler, second violin; Louis Mr. and Mrs. C. Plna, 1648 TION, APPROXIMATELY PAR­ which had previously been cut $100,- A compromise was suggested by KECA—Roy Rlngwald, dance band. KOFJ—Charlie Lunt'l Hill Billies. 000 below its usual $500,000 annual Mrs. J. B. Lorbeer, board member, KFI—Ben Rolfe'i orehutra (NBC). KHJ—Don Rlcarda. Robinson, viola and Mischa Oegna, Twenty-first street, August 7, a Seventh St. Opening ALLEL WITH THE SHORE LINE who asked P. J. Smith, business KFOX—Minstrel show. tl:t5 A. M. cello. daughter, Leonza. Offielal action on protests AND DISTANT 2,200 FEET, MORE appropriation. The board eliminated KFVD—Charlie Davis, ballads. KFI—Three Co-edi. against the opening of Seventh an appropriation of $6,000 ordinarily agent for tte painters' onion, KFWB—Orehutra aad soloist. OR LESS, THEREFROM, AND whether tte union would permit tte KFOX—Salon iroup. HOLD WIENER BAKE MARRIAGES street from Pico boulevard to Oraatt CONNECTED WITH THE EXIST­ allotted Pictorial California for ex­ KOER—Em aad Clem. KHJ—Hambleton Stakei flnill (C). Notices of intention to marry filed street fas once more postponed by ploitation. s*5hool painters to work oo a month­ KOFJ—Oene James' orehutra. KMTR—City hall broadcast. Santa Monica, Ocean Park. Ven­ ING MUNICIPAL PIER BT A ly wage instead of by the daily KHJ—Ben Bernle's orchestra (CBS*. NOON ice, Beverly Hills and West Los An­ August 10: tte city council when it voted today SUSPENSION BRIDGE, FOR PRO­ New grandstands at county fair, wage. Smith replied that a monthly KMTR—Harold Curtis, ortanlat. KECA—Agricultural talk, markets. geles Western Union office em­ Osburn Howard, 21, Los Angeles; to bave written protests referred to TECTION OF THE HARBOR OF $240,000. wage could te considered only KNX—Chester Markert, ortanlit. KFI—Pasternack's orchestra and A. At ployes participated in an enjoyable Helene Eldridge, 18, Venice. the department of public works for SAID CITY AND THE USE OP Additional recommendations in­ when the employment was to be 1:15 P. M. water Kent INBC). wiener bake Saturday night on Floyd C. Masner, 23, Ocean Park; checking and report. The matter is THE INHABITANTS THEREOF cluded a $100,000 reduction from year-round and not for a period of KFWB—Price Dunlavy. organist. KNX—Dorla Balll. tte state beach playground. Ap­ Marjorie Matthews, 21, Santa Mon­ to be heard August 39, at 10 a. m., POR THEIR BENEFIT, INCLUD­ the road department fund for han­ KOER—Len Nash'i orchestra. ttltt 9. SL four or five months. KHJ—Tito Oalaar (0B8>. KELW—Clyde Undsey, pianist. proximately SO attended. ica. the council decided. ING THE ACQUISITION OF ALL dling condemnation actions to ob­ All board members asserted their KMTR—Twllllht Melodist. KMCS—city hall broadcast. MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT AND tain rights-of-way, and $15,000 from desire to be fair to all employes, KNX—Tom and Wash, continuity. KMTR—Hlth noon varieties. APPLIANCES AND THE CON­ the fund for relief of the blind. but pointed out to tte labor leaders 6:80 P. M. ttltt P. M. STRUCTION AND COMPLETION The supervisors have yet to decide that, as representatives of tte pub­ KELW—Canflelds Beach Boyi. KECA—Ray Canflelds Beach boys. OP ALL BRIDGES. PIERS AND on proposed coordination of the sher­ lic, they also had the responsibility KFOX—Percy Prunei. KPOX—TM. KHJ—8avlno Tone Picture! (0). KOER—Al and VI. OTHER STRUCTURES NECES­ iffs and district attorney's vice and of conserving taxpayers' money. It KMTR Supper club. ICCLY WICGL KOFJ—Reveleri. SARY THEREFOR AND FOR liquor squad under one department was decided to resume the discus­ KNX—Petite concert ensemble. IMS P. M. PROVIDING ACCESS THERETO. instead of the present two, which sion at an adjourned board meeting Sltt P. M. KOER—Anderson Stftari. THE CITY COUNCIL OP THE would effect a saving of $51,000, and to be held the latter part of this KXCA—Sports notes, dance band. 1 P. IB CITY OF SANTA MONICA HERE­ abandoning the county motor patrol week or tttt first of next. KFWB—Cecil and Sally. KECA—Hotel danee orehutra (O). Y BY ORDAINS AS FOLLOWS: in favor of the state patrol, effecting Six painters, Schoenwetter said, KNX—John Vale, tenor. KFVD—a. Allison Radio home. 7:00 P. M. KNX—Jack Carter, entertainers. Section 1. That the public inter­ a saving of $240,000. are affected by tte reduced sched­ KECA—Amoi an' Andy (NBO). TtheBest You Can Buy at Lowest Pfices ule, the head painter, H. A. Phil­ KFI—Orchestra, Richard Davis. lltt P. M. est and necessity of ths City of San­ lips, being employed on the year- KFOX—School Days. KOER—Christine Stafford, blues. THESE PRICES TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, AUGUST >1-12 ta Monica, fin welfare of tbt in­ round basis al a monthly salary. KFWB—.lip and Took, piano duo. KMTR—Banjo Boyi. habitants of said city, and the Im­ KOER—Play. John Churchill. lilt P. SL Band Program Lata*, in the meeting. Lester Mat­ KOPJ—Charlie Lunt'a Oang. KECA—Rembrandt tttt (0). provement and protection of its thews, painter, was also elected to a KFAC—Pioneer Cowboys. harbor, demands the acquisition, KHJ—Inter-City Radio Stalest. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Following BIS the concerts Fran­ year-round position with a monthly KMTR—Water District protram, music. KFWB—Ntt and Tuck, piano duo. construction sad completion of a cesco Ferullo's Santa Monica band salary of $145. KNX—Frank Watanabe and Archie. KOER—Musical bazaar. Theae featuree Bt Flatly Wl«ili epeawlid aland* * JTT BJ certain municipal Inprovement nec­ will present tomorrow afternoon and Upon recommendation of P. P. 7:15 P. St. KOPJ—Cafe dance orebutra. Now cr eUow essary to carry out ths Objects, pur­ evening at the municipal audi­ Martin, superintendent, leaves of KECA—Lea Roberta Baal Oarion (O. KMPC—Bob, Bunny and Junior. Vattsa °P- V meatcd mt ••__ « _*__!_ poses and powers of said city, to- torium: KHJ—Arthur Pryor't bead (CBS). tltt P. M. mw absence were granted to Mlss KMTR—Symphonlsts. KHJ—Edna Wallace Hopper (C). St eMMttmm Smooth and dean 9 * * jFV wit: tltt construction of a break­ Afternoon Bernlce Ogden, teacher ta the high KFOX—Drama and literature. water in the Pacifle Ocean within Neapolitan March M-irrn school, and to Miss Dorothy Sklar, taa a M. KMPC—Billy Evans. Fresh French prunes the boundaries of said city, extend­ Overture. "Raymond" ______Thomas KECA—Ensemble and soloists. t P. M. Immortellen, Waltzei . oumi special art teacher. Miss Ogden Medium size 3 lbs. IOC ing In a general northwesterly and (a) venetia -rn'5m?t aske<* for a "mester's leave; Mlss KELW—Lone Star Wranilen. KECA—Roy Rlniwald. John Moss. Prunes southeasterly direction, approxi­ KPI—Danea band aaS Sao. KFAO—Radio Revelers. (t> Madrid --.. Francesco Sklar, for a full year. KFOX—Phantom Hunters. KFI—Matinee proaram (BBC). mately parallel with the shore line Spanish Festival -Demoresscman Robert L. Armacost was elected KFWB -Orehutra and soloists. KFOX—Music appreciation. Fancy Ito. 1 Fruit and distant 2,200 feet, more or less, Intermission to tte substitute list to fill the va­ KOER—Tad poll'a rani. KOFJ—Hawallans. Bananas Large atte, rtpe 6 •*•. 250 therefrom, snd connected with ths Irish Tuna from County Derrj Orainger cancy created by Mlss Ogden's KHJ—Morton Downey, orehutra (CBS). KHJ— Happy-Qo-Lueky hour IKFRC). Veronica, Barcarole Weidt absence. Miss Frances R. Nugent KMTR—Naw Motor Vehicle laws. KMCS- Family Album. existing municipal pier by a sus­ The Gondoliers Powell KNX—VarieUu. pension bridge, for the protection of was elected to the probationary list Tltt P. M. KNX—Eddie Albright, fiction. Fresh Idaho. Sweet Mazzeppa, Finale from Srmphonlc for the coming year to fill Mlss KTM—Organ. Blttt Kate. and crisp the harbor of said city and the use Po,**n *•'— KFOX, KHJ—"Chandu." Peas 2 lba-19C Sklar's position during her absence. KMTR—Pacemakers orehutra. 1:15 P. M. Of the inhabitants thereof for their Evening KMTR—Happiness Revue. The Darkles' Jubilee Turner Praises Substitutes Sltt P. M. benefit. Including the acquisition of KFI—Carolers aad ensemble. 2:30 9 JS. Stt materials, equipment and ap­ La Fori* del Destlno, Overture____Verdl Tte superintendent pointed out KFWB—Priee Dunlavy, organist (a> The Fint Kiss Schubert that the board is fortunate in being KHJ—Black attt Blue. Pickles pliances sod the construction and KFWB—Gleason and Armstrong. KOER—Long Beach band concert. flt) Blsllietta y— Blon able to secure the services of Anna- KNX—Book review. NaSy's Sandwich completion of all bridges, piers snd Atlantli, The Lott Continent Sulfa KOER—Jimmy Lee. cost and of Miss Nugent to fill these KOPJ—Radio Reveleri. IBS. Cake Flour other structures necessary therefor _ —~ Safranek vacancies. Armacost, who ls a grad­ KMPO—Bob, Bunnr ind Junior. KECA—Snoop and Peep. Swanadown jttk ft 15-OS. Jar am.mmm snd for providing access thereto. n Poliuto, Act 3 Donizetti uate of Samohi and of Pomona col­ KMTR—Orehutra, Vernon Rlckird KFI—Helen Quest, ballada. That said Improvement Is necessary KHJ—Feminine Fancies (KFRC). Soloists, D'Amlco, Brrlco, Puplllo. lege, tea made extensive study in KNX—Dance ensemble. Mary Rosettl. and convenient to carry out the ob­ botany, one of tte subjects he will KTM—Miniature symphony. Bltt P. M. jects and purposes and powers of POX ROSEMARY teach next term. After graduation 1:15 P. M. KSCA—K. Rundqulst. ballada. Large pkg. £& ( said city. Polly Moran, who has worked with from Pomona, he spent a year in the KFI—Memory Line (NBC). KFI—Dr. John T. Killer. Tomato Juice Marie Dressier on divers occasions, KFWB— Ascot Spild Trials. 8:30 P. M. Sec. 2. That the estimated cost Orient as a member of the Pomona KOER—Joe Blorndahl, tenor. KFI—Roy Rlniwald, organlit. Stnkley of said municipal Improvement is acts as her campaign manager in College Students' expedition, con­ KHJ—Marglt Heiedus ensemble. KFWB—Lewis TeeOarden, fiction. the sum of Six Hundred Ninety her latest picture, "Politics," which tinuing his botanical studies. KMPC—Esther Upton, organist. KMCS—Banjo Boys. No. 2 Otn •••mma \\j*C Thousand Dollars (1690,000). will follow "Honeymoon Lane," now Miss Nugent ls an associate art KMTR—Studio orchestra. I:ft P. M. in its last two days S$ the Fox Rose­ 1:30 P. M. KECA—Italian language lecture. Palmolive Soap Sec. 3. That the cost aforesaid is mary theater. It Is B satire on elec­ Instructor at U. C. L. A and will be KECA—Chamber orehutra, John Moss. KFAO—Bennte Berman. ballada. and will bs too great to be paid oat tions, filmed by Charles P. Riesner, loaned to the Santa Monica school KFWB—Plantation club. Art Pabit. KFOX—Foster Rucker and organlit. Made from olive of the ordinary annual income and who directed the two la "Caught district for the period of Miss KOER—Don Jullo'i entertainer!. t P M and palm oils Stuffed Olives revenue of the municipality and it Short" and "Reducing." Sklar's absence. KOFJ—Orehutra, Herb Scharlln. KFAC—Radio Matinee. ' Upon recommendation of R. E. KHJ—Wlllson'i orehestra rtsnent by a two-thirds vote of said City buildings. It was also decided to KHJ—Loa Anieles quartet. Lucerne m* mm t ture comedies than for any other provide for a periodic audit of the lt:ta P. M. Cakes Council st its meeting held on Au­ activity in films. Tbat was la the KECA—National concert orcheitri (C). Venice Report Shows PINT Ms QUART fjajfi gust llth, 1931, by the foUowing books of the high school student KFVD—Hawaiian orcheatra. old silent days when an actor could body, this also in conformity to the KFWB—Qui Arnhelm's orehutra. A National Biscuit special asst. pkg. vote: sag anything he wanted to on the recommendation of the grand Jury KOER—signal BUI BlUlu. More Auto Mishaps Ayes: Morton, Helton, Michel. screen and get away with lt. auditors. KOFJ—Jack Dunn'g orehutra. VENIOS, Aag. 11—Increases in pound pkg. Noes: None. KHJ—Newa. BlU Hosan'i orehutra. 27* But now that wis must speak defi­ the number of traffic accidents and Absent: None. nite and articulate words, Hatton is KNX—Orcheitra. resultant injuries and deaths dur­ Fresh Milk Signed this llth day of August, proving tte Value of those early KTM—Thl Roustabouts. ing the month ot July as compared Lucerne 1931. Dandy Cleaners 11:15 P. H. days on the stage. One of his best KECA—Oretchen Garrett, soloist. with June, this year, and during ths QUART H. MICHEL, portrayals recently was tbat of the KPI—String auartet. fiscal year to date as against the 10* Commissioner of Public Safety, Observe Birthday gangster-crony of George Bancroft The Dandy Cleaners and Dyers, une BV SL past fiscal year, at the same time, ex-officio Mayor of the City of in "The Mighty." KFI—Orcheitra and male auartet. in Venice, are revealed ln statistics Malt Syrup Santa Monica. with two shops in Santa Monica, ITT*'**"*' name orehutra. released today by the Los Angeles In "Honeymoon Lane" Ha ttoa this week sre celebrating the third KOPJ—Cheater Markert, ortanlit. Old Mission—Lighon—Light cor dardarkk i— mmm ATTEST: again acts tbe part of a tough guy police department. Marshmallows P. A. HELTON, anniversary of the opening of their KMTR—Dance orehutra. While who reforms—with laugh-provoking retail cleaning business. It:f5 P. M. There were 3$ accidents ln July, Fluffiest ttock Commissioner of Finance, ex-of­ results. KOER— Poet'a corner. as compared with 16 in June; 36 in­ lasto 21, lb. can 2-5* ficio City Clerk, ex-officio Mr. and Mrs. Archie Erlich came 11:00 P. If. juries, as compared with 34, and 1-LB. PACKAGE Clerk of the City Council of the to Santa Monica tB 1920 and started KPI—LofngT-Harrta orehutra (NBC). one death la July as against none 19* City et Santa Monica. a wholesale cleaning business. In KFVD—Sebastian's orehutra. Police Seize Boys 1938 they opened their retail shops KFWB—Oai Arnhelm's orehutra. in June. at 1341 Fourth street and 805 Four­ KOER—English-Qtbson orehutra. Accidents increased IS per cent, And Wobbly Auto KOPJ—Oene James' orehutra. injuries 3 psr eent and deaths also Meat Department Fearing that tte car might blow teenth street. KHJ—Bill Hogan's orchestra. showed an increase for the year to TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY aad THURSDAY Feature Prices at Pigrly Wiggly Operated Meat War Mothers* Club np or fan to pieces and injure tte "Each year has shown a substan­ KNX—Jack Carter, entertainers. date. Marks!, Located at ISM Montana Ave. Such Markets Display passengers; police here yesterday tial Increase to business, which, in Midnight TO Fight Pacifists tte fbee of present conditions, indi­ KPAO—OrehMtra. midnight revel. the Sign, "Piggly Wiggly Meat Department" afternoon stopped and detained the KPOX—Dick Dlzon, organist. The next meeting of the American "rattle trap" and four boys. cates ttet oar customers are well KFVD—J. Newton Yates, pianist. Chief Webb Checks Shoulder Spring Lamb War Mothers club will be held Sep­ Harold Seymour, 16, of 654 South pleased with our personal service KOER—Olympic Oamu proaram. Lamb Chops Tender and Sweet **-mOe and good work," said Mia Erlich. KHJ—Claude Relmir, ortanlit. tember 9 in the.auditorium et tltt Crenshaw boulevard and Edward, Free Legal Advice Seymour and Jack Dean, brothers "We recently Installed the modern KMPC—Cafe dance orehMtra. The city attorney's office is fir Southern Counties Oaa Co. There KMCS—Symphony hour (raeordi). and aged 16,14 and 10^ respectively, "Airflo" pressing equipment, which KMTH—Louis Howatt. the use of tte city and It is not a Cudahy- White Ribbon will be no meeting tomorrow. of 4036 Prospect avenue, Los An­further improves our results." plaoe where free legal advice may At tte September meeting tltt geles, were held al tbe station until TOMOBROWS RADIO PBOOBAM be obtained, C. E. Webb, polioe chief, Shortening Pound cartons 10*. Htt father of tbe three arrived for S AM. advised the department today la SB mothers will formulate a resolution Gems Worth $50*000 KTM—Bert Olbert'i program. lo bs sent to President Hoover, pro­ them. Sltt A. M. order to discontinue the practice of HAUSERS HORMEL'8 testing the stand recently taken by According to police, ths car Taken by Burglars KPI—Dr. P. ft. SeUai. ezereliM. smding persons to the office. PRIDE CANNED crawled Its shaking way up Santa KNX—BUI Sharplei- cana. Innumerable times, persons call tte delegates of tbe Methodist Epis­ CHICAGO. Aug. 11 IS**— Burglan- Old Hickory Smoke Hams Flavor Sealed Huns Monica boulevard near Third street, 7 AM. at tte police station seeking legal copal church, meeting in confer­ ready any moment to fall from ransacked the apartment of Carroll KTM—Bert Olbert'i proaram. advice, and in tte past they have Half ttte ence in Long Beach, when they de­ E. Gray, Jr.. president of tte Cen­ KPOX—Harmony boyi. Whole ar 3 to I- lb. aver. .. under tte passengers. "The gaso­ tral Republic Co., tbe investment HTTP Bi Ml fill elab. been referred to tte city attorney'! lb. 20$ •». 49a clared it to be tte right of every line tank was hanging by a small office, where titty were necessarily rafl half ...... American citizen to fight in time of affiliate of the Central Republic KOER—Duity aad Sklppy. wire; tltt right front wheel lacked a Bank and Trust Co., early today, KOPJ—Morning Moods—orcheetra. told "no" in answer to thetr re­ Quarter time $i.ie ttar should he be conscientiously op­ tlrs, snd only one bolt held on the escaping with Jewelry valued at be­ Bttt—Ken Riles. quests. VmTtS ... tmUlBC Avar, weight 2 lba.—Bach posed to tt. other tires," they said. tween $30000 and $50,000. KMTR—Tom Murrey. Bill BUlies. Litigation that would have em­ 7:80 A. M. Wi nam ta* rich! ta umM «aa__tlt-M The American Legion and tte ~*"And the steering wheel must I __» home was deserted at the KFAC—Happy-Oo-Lucky trio. broiled dozens of courts and lawyers war mothers sf Santa Monica will have been made of rubber because time. Gray is in New York city on KOER—Breakfast club. might have been started If tte city tbe president to put a stop to it bent and waved around like a I business. The servants were et tte MS A. M. 4> attorney aet B precedent of giving ES. "unconstitutional propaganda." (toss tn a breese; 1 Grays' .Wisconsin summer horns. KPI—Van and Doa (NBO), advice free, Chief Webb said, , m**m**m**m***mi

• PAGE«TWENTY-FOUR EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA. CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, AUGtJST ft, 1931] CHARLESMASON LIGHTNING HITS Mead looks (or RETURNS FROM Thefts at Beach HIGHEST TOWER; Richard Bonelli National Park Resort Destroyed Ships Ca-linaef » CANADIAN VISIT NO HARM DONE NEW YORK, Aug. 11 — The Dam Strike End Disturb Visitors new Empire State building, towering To Sing at Bowl Hunt fw Crater • 1,250 feet into the clouds, proved it­ Tr-iiTii No Wage Cutting self the world's largest lightning rod Richard Bonelli, one of the lead­ COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Aug. Police Continue to Gat when it was struck three times by 11 ta*)—Danish naval flying boats lightning during last night's thun­ ing American baritones, will sing i'las Occurred at Reports, ot Crooks' bi tbs Hollywood Bowl tonight for and the admiralty survey ship Is­ der storm here. land of Falk today continued their Huge Project Depredations A great bolt hit tbe metal mooring tbs fint Ume In several seasons. Bs search of the North sea fw Parker mast st 9:20 p. m„ causing a flash has chosen arias from two Verdi Cramer, American airman, and his WASHINGTON, Aug. 11 (U.R)— Though last Sunday's crowd of Of flame seen for many blocks and a operas, "The Masked Baa," and "le, radio operators, bat their efforts •wood Mead, reclamation commis­ bathers at beaches here is only a detonation as of thunder, but as Travlata," for Ms appearance. were fruitless. damage was done to the building, sioner, said today be was convinced memory, reports of thefts of three Pierre Monteux, in his last week Nsval aad flying authorities here autos and of valuables and articles power and telephone lines. were of the opinion that Cramer and there bad been no wage cutting on as conductor of Btt "Symphonies from parked cars of the visitors still Telephone operators on tbe eighty- Under tbe Stars," bas arranged his companion, Oliver Pacquette, tbe Boulder dam project and that continued to pour ln to police today. sixth floor said a sheet of flame shot memorable programs to dose his had perished. "there ts little reason for a strike." Jeanette Butler, Altadena, reported psst the windows saa to tbe ground. engagement. He will offer Berlioz' ln a letter to tbe department tbe ' "Experts have proved the Empire Symphonie Fantastic, Reger's Ro- Mead said reports submitted bf left of ber wrist watch from her State building is a giant 'Mght'l'Tlg Winning Aviator Pfttemment engineers stated that mantlque Suite and Strauss' Till car parked near Castle Rock Sun­ rod," Edward Carney, superinten­ Eulensplegel's Merry Pranks, on while 1-500 men were on strike, only day. She valued it at $38. dent, declares. "It protects near-by Thursday night's program. Die* From Injuries buildings from lightning damage." 80 had received cuts in pay, due to Frank McCarthy, a visitor here His Friday night program will bs MONTREAL, Aag. 11

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