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<_.**-»?» By Robt. P. Holliday The court decision which wiU permit the filling of the Venice canals emphasizes the fact that the Bay District as a whole ls rapidly coming into URGE YOUNG TO SIGN HARBOR ACT its own. Connect the canal lllllllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII iiiiiiiiiiitiimimiii- Ulllllllllllllftlllltllll project with the proposal to build a breakwater in the Bay Charge Fraud and you have two major pro­ jects that are bound to bring To Western an added measure of prosper­ Would Confute ArizonaClaim Santa Monica Leaders to ity. Lumbermen Venice had anything but a bright future as long as she Sciots Expect Huge Crowd at WASHINGTON. June 6 tm was hampered by her canals. —The federal trade commluton Call on Governor Friday The progressive people of the has issued complaints against Fezzed Host Big Benefit Dance Set for June 13 Leaders in 48 lumber companies In Cali­ community have long realized fornia, Oregon, New Mexico, lt and have done everything A record gathering is fore­ large advertising program Arlsona and Nevada charging in their power to get rid of cast for Thursday evening, mapped out by the Bay Sciots misrepresentation in the sale For Final Strong Appeal them. But as usual, a small June 13, when thousands will to put Santa Monica's name of western yellow pine as white To Be Given attend a dance given by the before other sections of the Conference pine. reactionary element has In­ Santa Monica pyramid of state at the annual Sclot con­ The companies inrlude some Committee Discusses Chimerical Objections sisted on their God-given Solots at the La Monica ball­ vention at San Francisco ln of the largest lumber producers right to protest and stand in room. November. on the west coast. Hearings to Erection of Breakwater; Want the way of development. Advance ticket sales indicate Tickets arr on sale at Santa were set for July 5. People to Decide Point that the huge beach ballroom Monica business houses and at OnDamPlan The lumber In question, the Standing on this right, they Great Show the La Monica ballroom or complaints declared, lacked will be filled to rapacity. took the case into court and Money derived from the they may be obtained from many qualities of true white In a last minute appeal to Governor C. C Young to sign after spending considerable Movie Light Men to event will go to assist in a members of the order. Gila River Million pine. the breakwater enabling legislation passed by both houses of money, find themselves de­ the state legislature at the resent session, a delegation repre­ feated and discredited. Spread Selves in Major Trouble Be­ senting the Santa Monica-Ocean Park Chamber of Commerce • Once the work starts in Parade tween States will leave for Sacramento tonight to urge the chief executive /enice you may expect that Zundelowitz Will Leaves Three New Police to permit the bill to become a law. ommunity to take on a dif- Seventy-five thousand WASHINGTON, June 6 (AP) Those who are making the Journey to the state capitol In erent aspect. There is noi Shriner s in Los Angeles at —In conference with Colonel the interest of the breakwater and pleasure harbor project TaVonwh^it should notVa ! thel,r, «»y-fifth annual con- Huge Sum for CharitiesW. J. Donovan at his home, Officers on Beats are: Judge A. A. Weber, author of the bill that was adopted by ligh type residential commu- I ve"tIon Prepared to drop the chairmen of the California the assembly and the senate, and is now in the hands of the lity. As sport as the work is curtain today on a week of gay Santa Monicans to Receive Large Share of and Arizona Colorado river Successful Candidates governor for his signature; A. R. completed-and people realize „m*kin&; commissions engaged early to­ Get Shields and Pratt, vice president of the chamber Estate Left by Late Millionaire day in what was regarded as of commerce and president of the hey can go there and not I With the post of outer Uniforms Woman Banker Santa Monica Retail Merchants' reopardlze the lives of their | •*»«*. onl.y contested office ol Philanthropist a final effort to compromise association; E. B. Conliss of the •hildren, you will see a new the imperial council, filled by the deadlocked question of Three new candidates for the po­ chamber's breakwater committee; Albert Zundelowitz. who died at the Santa Monica hospital on the 4th lice force, who were successful in •*&_=> R. P. Holllday. editor and publisher •nflux of population in ourWalte r S. Sugden of Wheeling instant, willed more than $100,000 of his estate, estimated ln excess of the Gila river. W. Va., who was elected at yester­ Unless the sub-conference results the recent examination for patrol­ of the Santa Monica Evening Out­ .1.000,000, to charitable institutions. Among the Southern California in- men and motorcycle oft leers, were look; C. E. Hughes, J. O. OUbert, ister community. day's conference, there remalne- •titutions enriched by Mr. Zundelowitz' generosity are the Jewish Con­ in the formulation of some basis on but two more functions—the insta' added to the Santa Monica force Mayor Herman Michel, George Lar­ Everyone in the Bay District sumptive Relief association of Duarte, California, $30,000, and the Jewish which representatives are willing to today, it was announced by Chief o' son of Sawtelle, Dr. Charles Scott, •ishes Venice well. She is a lation of the 13 officers at higl Orphans Home of Palms, California, $5000. talk compromise, all Indications Police Clarence E. Webb. The new R. E. Barker and Oeorge Barker. noon and selection of a 1930 con­ Among other bequests are the Zionist Organization of America for were that the general conference ou members will begin actl.-e duty Jum ery important part of the vention city. Upon reaching Sacramento the the Relief of Poor Jews in Palestine, $44,000; Jewish Home for the Aged the lower basin Boulder dam com­ 15. Forty-two aspirants for the po­ delegation will Immediately go to ay District community. Now In as brilliant a parade as this at Minneapolis, Minnesota, $5000; Hebrew Institute and Home for Aged pact will be short lived. Predictions lice department took the recent ex­ the governor's office, where the .at she is about to come into city probably ever has seen, 10,000 Jews at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, $5000; Royal Chapter of Texas for the were general that the conference aminations ln the city hall. chief executive will be told why he or own, she is to be congrat- Shriners made a final gesture be­ Home of Aged Masons for the State of Texas, $5000; Grand Lodge of would close Saturday. The successful competitors who should sign the bill that wlU enable fore thousands of spectators last Texas, A. F. and A. M. for the Masonic Home and School of Texas, $5000; Wyoming's observers, John A. will be added to the taw enforcers the people of the Bay District and -ted. night and settled back today to l Crippled Children's hospital of Dal­ Whiting, Colorado river commis­ are: contiguous territory decide the watch Los Angeles' reply—a motion las, Texas, $5000; Orthodox Jewish sioner, and Attorney General Wil­ Shirley Carl Brown, 30 years ol pleasure harbor problem for them­ ._ is with a tinge of sadness picture electrical pageant scheduled Consumptive home of Denver. Col­ son, bade goodbye to the conference age, 170 pounds, height 6 feet; lives selves. '..at we see Francesco Ferullo for tonight. orado, $3000; Jewish Orphns' home this morning. Two other representa­ at 1454 Santa Monica boulevard Under the dazzling beams of arc of Cleveland, Ohio, $2000; Daytive s of the upper basin states, who Santa Monica high school graduate By W. G. FURMAN ly down his baton as head of lights, the Shriners staged their of­ he Santa Monica municipal Nursery of Wichita Falls, Texas. have been present as "observers", assigned to patrol duty. Three forces working against the ficial review down Figueroa street. NATIONAL LEAGUE $3000. Large bequests were also and who have made several at­ Ralph W. Smith, 28 years of ag< proposed breakwater, at least one and. Maestro Ferullo ls a The bands, patrols and chanters of PITTSBURGH. June 6. (JP)—Pitts­ made to Simon W. Zundelowltz of tempts at arbitration between the height 6 feet, weight 190 pounds of which ls chimerical, were dis­ -rilliant musician who has54 temples marched by street burgh defeated the Braves, 4 to 2, Los Angeles, a brother, Mrs. Estelle deadlocked states, Frank Wilson of lives at 1922 Eleventh street; thre cussed last night at the West Las throngs and Into the coliseum be­ here today, Kremer holding the Cooper of Santa Monica, a grand years' high school attendance; as Angeles branch of the Los Angeles iven his best to the people of fore nearly 70,000 spectators for the New Mexico, and Ward Bannister of Hub team to six hits, while the niece, and WUliam H. Zundelowitz Colorado, plan to leave Friday. signed to motorcycle squad. Chamber of Commerce by the Santa he Southland. three hours. Pirates were collecting nine. RHE of Los Angeles, a nephew. Large Harry Chamber, 26 years of age. Monica breakwater committee, With their uniforms flashing DONOVAN IN In many ways he had an Boston 010 010 000—2 « 0 bequests were also made to Donald STRONG EFFORT height 6 feet 1 Inch, weight 180 headed by Judge Arthur A. Weber. ..fortunate experience in his every Color of a rainbow under the Pittsburgh 004 000 OOx—4 9 2 Seldon Cowen and Bessie Ann Cow­ pounds; lives at 1536 Eighteenth "There ls a widely prevalent Idea •streaming lights, the paraders made Colonel Donovan today was mak­ street; patrolman duty. Seibold and Taylor; Kremer and en of Los Angeles. The bulk of the ing the utmost efforts to effect an that 'the breakwater assessment itest engagement here. He an impressive sight of pageantry, estate ls divided between two nieces, Willard C. Dill, who has been a augmented by drilling formations Hargreaves. agreement toward which he has district' extends as far south as as not had full control of the Mrs. Winnie Cowen, wife of Harry member of the force for the past Mrs. Edith Vejar, who has Western avenue," said Judge Weber which thrilled the crowd with their been working so long. He enter­ six months, has been promoted from been made executive vice en under him and they have intricacies. AMERICAN LEAGUE Cowen of Santa Monica, and Mrs. tained chairmen of the state coni- last night, "when, as a matter of Lena E. Cowen, wife of Henry H. probationary to permanent standing. president of the Santa fact, there has as yet been no -ken advantage of his in- To match the splendor of the BOSTON, June 6. (.in—The White missions and their congressmen at Dill has been on patrol duty. He ls Shriners' parade, the motion picture Cowen of Los Angeles. breakfast at his home today. This Monica Savings bank. breakwater assessment district cre­ jility to discipline them. Sox knocked Ed Morris out of the 34 years of age, height 6 feet and ated. A mistaken Impression tbat owever, they have suffered industry prepared to flash 14,000.- box in the fourth Inning here to­ Mr. Zundelowltz lived for more good fellowship breakfast followed his weight ls 187 pounds. 000,000 candlepower tonight on day and defeated the Red Sox, 9 localizing of the question late yes­ the Bell cement Interest ls ln some ost in the final analysis. than fifty years ln Wichita Falls, With the addition of the new pa­ way involved ln the proposed im­ nearly 40 floats, all traveling with to 5. Score— RHE terday. trolmen, the force ls 41 men strong, Discouraged by the constant mobile generators and displaying Chicago 022 410 000—9 14 0 Texas, and in 1927 donated the Al­ provement has also done much to Colonel Donovan pointed out that, Including Chief Webb. hurt the chances of the project, es­ leering and squabbling nearly every trick of colored light­ Boston 100 120 001—5 14 3 bert Zundelowitz school to that city. aside from the "Gila Million" Ari­ Mrs. Vejar ing known to the skilled technicians pecially ln the minds ot those who Adkins and Berg; Morris, Bayne The body will lie In state in thezona' s Boulder dam figures and aong the bandsmen, the city of the studios. The display, which and Hevlng, Berry. Would-Be Drivers have not made an effort to ascer­ uncil has finally washed its also will include the presence of a synagogue ln Wichita Falls upon its California's "set up" differed but tain the true facts of the matter. I score of famous motion picture slightly. He asked each commission In High Post have Mr. Bell's promise that he has *nds of the whole mess and arrival there, from Saturday noon to appoint a member to confer with To Seek Licenses stars, is estimated to have cost to Sunday morning, when public no intention of utilizing the still ought in a new leader and $250,000 and was made a gift to the Football Player him with a view to presenting to the Scores of applicants for drivers' waters that will be created by a men. Shriners by motion picture mag­ Sues Bus Company services wlu •* neW ln respect to ] session a basis for diving that mll- licenses are scheduled to appear to­ Becomes Executive in breakwater for pleasure craft for nates. '• Hon acre feet of water, mentioned morrow morning at police head­ Santa Monica commercial purposes; ln fact he .o date, according to in- i the deceased benefactor of the city. | only numerically in the seven-state quarters for the bi-monthly tests. has assured me that lt would net Each float will portray a scene i compact and tacitly agreed to mean of adventure or beauty—dirigible Players of the lightweight football' Burial will be in Emanu-El cemetery The examination will begin at 8 Savings be feasible. .mation we have just re- ! team of 1928 at Santa Monica High j at Dallas, Texas. Gila river. o'clock ln the morning and will con­ CONTAMINATION flights over the north pole, the Mrs. Edith Vejar. for many years 3ived, the City of Santa Mon- flight of a rocket, or gigantic flow­ | school followed each other on the Attorney Arthur C. Verge, who was Arizona has consistently claimed clude at 5 p. m. Members of the EASILY CONTROLLED _a has not put out a single ers filled with fair actresses. wltneu stand today ln Superior j Mr. Zundelowttz's attorney during the Gila million ls all hers by an motorcycle division will have charge a bank manager ln Santa Monica, ! Judge Walter S. Guerln's court to \ his life time, in company with Mr. will sever her connection with the "As to the ghost that has arisen feline. The clubs and own- Before turning to this last enter old western law of priority right— of the written and oral tests. ln regard to possible contamination ! testify In the suit for $51,500 dam- ; and Mrs. Harry Cowen, Is accom- i water going to first person who puts Chief Webb announced that a Security-First National Bank of s Of private sand have put I tainment, the Shriners will install i ages brought by their fellow-player,; panylng the body to Texas. The of the waters of the bay, that Is | lt to a beneficial use. California has number of applicants who live ln Los Angeles with the end of this easily laid. As a recreational har­ ,ut their own lines but the j £> ™S»S2_to2 S i_£5I Kenneth Ross, 17, whose arm was \ executors of the estate are Rabbi | as doggedly lnlsted the Swlng-John- Beverly Hills and sections of Los week to accept the position of ex­ broken and almost torn off last i Edgar F. Magnln. Herman Michel, bor proper sanitary measures would ity has been too busy to do Frank c Jones of Houston, Texas. | son bill considers the river system Angeles have been notified that the ecutive vice-president wlih the San­ be adopted and we would be af­ Ten other officers each will move October 18. when the team was re- Arthur C. Verge and Winnie Cowen. j as a whole, and that she has a right examinations are limited to Bayta Monica Savings Bank at. Seventh 0 turning from a game at San Pedro. | forded ample police and health de­ Lifelines are a necessary | UP one post, the-.imperial treasurer to share in thaet water. District residents. They have been and Santa Monica boulevard. She partment protection to see that The youth was riding in a Bay | ,.*» * *-, Each commission selected Its requested to appear before the po­ ,"1 _T i- < • James Burger of Denver, Colo., and Cities Transit company bus, said J)y Gottlieb (wO€H became manager of the Santa Mon­ these measures are strictly en­ t chairman to confer with Donovan, lice departments of their home ica branch of what was then the forced. Certainly the class of peo­ art of the beach equipment. ; the imperiai recorder, James H. to be driven by Everet Simonton, | Charles B. Ward for Arizona, and cities. and assertedly had his arm hanging Ocean Park Bank in 1916 and ex­ple who would make use of such a .n_ ynast timy e tidthie sma summey comer anin adt prically eretainin of Richmondg their ,position Va., automats followi ­ To Vienna for Study i John L. Bacon for California. recreational harbor would not be ing unanimous re-election yester­ out the window. According to a re­ cept for a short time at the Ocean sweep a number of swimmers According to Donovan's stipula­ Park branch has been here ever hard to educate along these lines." day. port at the time of the accident a with the intention of taking sev- tions, the division plan agreed upon Litsey Street No .seaward. If there are no life­ Choice of a convention city ap­ heavy sedan rounded a curve and j eral months' post-graduate work in ! since. The enormous financial benefit by the sub-conference Is not to be More- Under Ruling accruing to the merchants of the lines to help in the rescue the parently lay between Toronto, Can­ sideswlped the bus young Ross was i dentistry ln Vienna, Dr. Theodore considered as biding ln any way, but Mrs. Vejar began her banking ada; Minneapolis, Minn., and At­riding In, crushing his arm. Simon- - Gottlieb of Santa Monica will leave j career in 1906 with the Merchants Santa Monica Bay District by the is merely for the purpose of putting 1 city government will stand in­ lantic City, N. J., with noticeably ton was named co-defendant ln the Sunday for New York City and Litsey street ln Santa Monica ls National Bank, of which T. H. Dud- creation of a yacht harbor, was dicted for culpable negligence. strong leaning toward the famous suit. In their defense the def en- thence to the Austrian capital, j a base for possible compromise be- no more. The name was changed | ley, then mayor of Santa Monica, also strongly stressed, Stanley An- New Jersey ocean resort. dants asserted that the driver of'. "I intend to take in all the in-I fore the conference. One day othif s morning to Stanford street. was president. She had Just left These lines, should have been i conference was sufficient to show The adjournment of the conven­ the bus was not responsible and the ! teresting and historic points in Lon- This is the second time the ap­ Santa Monica high school, having (Continued on Page 18) out by the middle of May. tion will bring no change in the drlver of the unidentified car was I don, Paris and Vienna," stated Dr.I that Arizona apparently was still plication for the change was made. graduated after distinguishing her­ 1929-30 program for the Shriners' never found, and that Rou was' Gottlieb, "and poulbly go to Berj- standing for her proposals and Cal­ The first time the commissioners self ln athletics as a member of a hospital for crippled children. A responslble because he allowed his! Un and other points of interest." ifornia for her counter-proposals on rejected lt because Lltsey street girls' Indoor baseball team that won Venice Chamber ; Vant Opening of motion to increase the appropria- arm to hang out the window. Rou i •***"• Gottlieb will from time to timthe e Boulder dam project. Discussion was only "half opened," they said, i the Southern California champlon- Dead-End Streets ' tlon WW.OOO annually was tabled denied that his arm was outside I atin,...... *****%!*.„»_. 1*„--.,.*-l I president of the bank. Her friends pending. owners. No action was taken except of them were very odd) master­ Donald W. Evans, 11972 Kiowa Ordering held aU evidence seized to lay the matter over for further j For the purpose of ascertaining iteparailOnS nepon j m banking circles are congratulat- One of the first acts of MT. pieces submitted by •'mill" artists avenue, Brentwood Heights, who in the raid by police on the gam­ bank on havln obutoed her Newcomb. following his election to consideration. One of the difficul- In the Outlook's May type-a- toted his typewriter to a mountain exact border conditions, Robe Carl bling layout Tuesday night ln the ties in the way of the opening Is to j picture contest, the Judges have White, assistant secretary of labor, Ready for Signing !£*"£ « the chairmanship of tbe advisory top to get the best landscape sub­ Arcade building. Speedway and Pier PARIS. June 6. —The experts board, was the appointment by him obtain permission from the railroad awarded the grand prize of $10 mitted, and B. E. Vedder of Saw­ today, accompanied by his staff, be­ avenue, Ocean Park, Judge C. A. M. commission, which has been gen- to Grayce L. Hayes, 1118 Twen­ gan a survey ot the California im­ report on reparations will be signed I b*.*,tAg,rf* Vyg*hnnm> of a new committee to be known telle, whose type-a-plcture of a Spencer ln police court this morn­ at 5:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon *•*-*«*•*«*

• --r---* •»••*•» ^f*T**%m Jif-t THURSDAY, TONE 6, 192S, PAGE TWO SANTA' MONICA EVENING OTJTtOOK Munsey Announces Accountant Faces Actress Leaps to Three Great Men FAMOUS PAIR IN JOVIAL MOOD \ Stage AD Set for Municipal Band Summer Schedule Trial for Stabbing Death in Chicago Robert E. Munsey, director of As an aftermath of a love tri­ CHICAGO. June 8 UP>—Miss Bar­ health and physical education ln angle, according to Deputy District bara Oole, a8-year-old show girl, League of Nations The following programs will be the Santa Monica schools, today Attorney W. W. Burgess. Robert M. jumped 12 stories to her death last May Make History played by the Santa Monica-Ocean announced plans for a summer Payne, 37-year-old Los Angeles ac­ Park municipal band under the di­"round-up" as follows: countant, was to appear ta munici­ night, giving as her reason only this Hoover, King and Mac­ Austen Chamberlain's rection of Francesco Ferullo tonight "For a number of years the Par­ pal oourt today for a preliminary notation on the flyleaf of her diary: snd tomorrow afternoon at the mu­ ent-Teacher associations throughout hearing on charges of assault wltb "I love Ed Page, 1209 Astor street." donald Should Play Absence Will Be nicipal auditorium ta Ocean Park: tbe United States have been pro­ a deadly weapon. The fashionable apartment from Big Part Regretted Thursday Evening, 8 o'Clock moting what they term a "summer Payne, who gave his address as which the actress jumped ls at 1220 Symphonic March Orlando round-up." This has been designed 511 South Boylston avenue, Los North State street. A moment be­ as a move to encourage parents to By OLIVER POX Caucasian Suite -...Iwanow Angelea, was charged with stab­ fore her death she called tbe «y EDWARD PRICE BELL Baritone eolo by Sig. Curti _._ prepare their children of pre-school Special Cable to the Oatlook and bing his rival ta love, John Mc- switchboard operator, saying: "This Spw-sl Cable to the Ontlook and Selected age for proper entrance tato school Quaid. 3117 Oak street, Los Ange­ is Miss Cole. I am going to jump ths Chicago Dally New* the Chicago DaUy News, Inc. In the Clock Store (Descriptive).... ta the fall. The board of educa­ tion, through its department of les, ten times when he found the from the window." LONDON, June 6.—This ls the MADRID. June 6.—Preparations _.._..Orth latter ln the apartment of Wanda The operator rushed to the front story of three men These three are now completed for the opening L'lstolre Pierrot Costa health and physical education, ls of­ fering assistance ta this round-up Graham. 2651 Manhattan place, of the buUdlng and looked out. The men, if the probabilities of the mo­ of the league of nations councU Friday Afternoon. 2:30 o'Clock Los Angelea, on June 2. body of Miss Cole was there. session here. The famous round by making available their two ment are to be realized, should play Marlalena—Symphonic March ..... school physicians from June 10 to a dominating part ln the world's table haa been brought up from . Dellecesi Geneva and set up ln front of spe­ June 21. Any parents having a poll-eel history during tbe next few Unfinished Symphony No. 1 child of an age that wfll be eligible monthe or years. Which of their cial thrones for the king and queen Schubert of Spain. for school in September may bring names to put first one hesitates to Blue Danube Walts Strauss those chUdren to the Jefferson say. Representing forces differing Thirty motor cars have been Leona Ballad (New) -Seltzer school any school morning from In magnitude they yet represent fac­ placed at the league's disposal by The Desert Song Romberg 8:30 to 12 o'clock on the above tors substantially the same in im­ the Spanish government and they Atlantis, "The Lost Continent" dates. These children will receive EYESIGHT portance are beginning to circulate as coun­ (8uite) Safranek a physical examination and the par­ cil memtiers are arriving. One of these men is Ramsay Mac­ Intermission 15 Minutes ents will be advised of anything donald of Great Britain; one ls CHAMBERLAIN ABSENT The Bohemian Girl (Selection)... that may be necessary in the way Owing to the change in govern­ .Balfe of corrections that will be needed Mackenzie King, premier of Canada, to prepare the children for school and ttie third ls President Herbert ment in Oreat Britain, Sir Austen Building a Nest for Mary _.... Eye Strain f Jtose-Greer in September. There Is no charge Hoover of the United States. To­ Chamberlain, retiring foreign min­ connected with this service, and no gether they symbolize the strength Some Sweet Day . ..Shllkret-PoUack Many peorde engaged —*. tasks nf-ijiiii ***** con­ ister, and a long familiar figure ln Kansas City Kitty Donaldson obligation on the part of the par­ of the English speaking peoples of league meetings, wfll not be pres­ enta. except a moral obligation to stant me at die eyes on "near" work find con- the world. Estase, Reverie ..... Ganne ent. It ls feared his absence will Lohengrin—Grand Fantasia follow the advice given by the phy­ •nder-b-e difference Uxwu-u thetr -vision in the And what does this mean? It sicians. It ls hoped that a large detract something from the inter­ „ Wagner number of parents will avail them­ BMB-BBS snd nnd—tttf I www 11 means super-eminence of prospec­ national Importance of the occasion Soloists—Margadonna, D'Amico. tive and historical influence. selves of this opportunity to give for not only was he prominent ln their children a fair start ta the GREAT TRIO The camera caught James Tunney and Bernard Shaw in happy mood on Island of Brioni where they spent all league work hut he was one of fall." Maodopald, Mackenzie King, and the members of the committee of Fine Arts Teachers Hoover are the great trio. They are many hours together.—Associated Press photo. three appointed to deal with the a progressive trio. They are a prac­ To Meet Tuesday minorities questions, which will be tical trio. They are for disarmament of war as an everlasting feature of Even not nisi eves ire bl i-f-itcd by uflurrug gphasci and peace. They stand forth ln a paramount question on the pres- j The monthly meeting of the Fine WHITE international life. ent agenda. Arts teachers, a section of the Bay which help to relieve dn* strain wfaik those championship of the most advanced Britain's new premier assails that Bath Suits for convictions and aspirations of hu­ position frontally. His attitude ln (Copyright 1929 Chicago Daily Cities Music association, will be BROADCLOTH having aSteetNS vision sho-iln have ryec—w manity. They are the spearhead of News, Inc.) this respect is his noblest attitude held at the home of Mrs. Louie spectacles for this [XMUCIAM purpose. the vanguard of civilized progress. and the attitude on which he won Jackson, 350 Twenty-fifth street, SHIRTS The writer said that they symbol­ his latest victory. Day and Night certain protection from the too fer­ ise the strength of English speaking Santa Monica, next Tuesday eve­ If yoo w31 call at our office, we w_l g_-% TAKES PACT SERIOUSLY vid kisses of the sun without check­ Collar attached and mankind. So they do. But they are ing the greetings of the son. ning, June 11, at 8:15 p. m. Mrs. discuss your eye needs with yoa. not narrow men. They are not bloc Ramsay Macdonald ls one hun­ Gertrude Vinton Powell, chairman neckband styles; Arrow dred per cent for the freedom of Brassiere Is Problem MOCCASINS man. They do not believe in Eng­ The moccasin type of foot cover­ of the section, announced that the Trump and Palmdayl; the seas. This does not signify that With New Backless "Don't Neglect Your Eyef lish speaking unity and peace as a ing ls gaining favor with the femi­ program was ta charge of John weapon against others. They do not he favors paralysis of sea power to "Sea Gowns" nine element devoted to sport. This believe in English speaking unity augment land power—only maniacal kind of shoe has long been worn by Westervelt and that Mrs. Harry DR. W. H. NIESTRATH pacifists would favor such a thing. Shoemaker would be the hostess. -?^r. $i.85 peace as a menace against anybody By AILEEN LAMONT men but never previously had been OPTOMETRIST —unless it should be somebody bent It signifies that Macdonald takes developed along feminine lines. The Artists for the evening are Eliza­ the Briand-Kellogg pact seriously, Special Correspondent of the Oatlook materials are usually white buck­ 1343 Third St., Santa Monica upon breaking the peace of the beth Crittenden, soprano, and Mrs. At Blanchard's Phone 25983 world. and accepts the conclusion that any (Copyright 1929) skin and boarded calf. The colored Louis Jackson, pianist. future war will be made by an ag­ ONE MIND NEW YORK, June 6.—About the Inserts in calf on the moccasin toe All members of the Fine Arts gressor against whom naval powers most Important part of a woman's and on the fringed tongue give in­ teachers and their friends are in­ President Hoover ls throwing his and particularly Britain and Ameri­ wardrobe this summer are her prestige and ability against aggres­ dividuality to the style. Some of vited to attend the affafc. Mrs. Harry Cowen's ca will be duty bound to act to­ bathing suits, for she wears them the shoes are made without tongues Jackson stated last night. Program [[OBSERVATIONS sive armaments—against the human gether, "to curb the mad colt." both day and night. The midnight but have fringed leather tassels on Second and Broadway and economic folly of huge navies. numbers wUl be announced later, 11 1*>>-*+****~t*-***t%***mtm*B-*mim ssl »_»_»^^-—•—»•» »«>•«-»«« fcy_>__ '»«•»-» Private war and private blockade bathing parties promise to be a dis­ the laces. she said. Mackenzie King stands squarely at tinct social feature of the season his side. Each has back of him the have no place in Macdonald's philosophy. The suits of course are backless and will of his country. And Great Brit­ the problem has been how to wear ain has made Macdonald the man­ "No nation," says he, "has anya brassiere with a backless suit. datory of an Identical policy. What. right to close the seas on its own ac­ The way lt ls done is to hook the but Incredible ineptitude could break count. That would be a crime ends of the brassiere to the straps the combination? against the world. The high seas which go over the shoulders and The reduction of maritime mu- shaU be free until peace-loving and down the bare back. Some suits chlnery and personnel has be-1 peace-serving men close them have elastic brassieres woven into come President Hoover's personal against warlike breakers of the the front. world's law. Laa—always law—that concern, as lt effects international; ABOVE BATHING SUIT relations. In this purpose he collides is what we labor men believe in and what we will fight for. It ls the The clothing worn over the bath­ Grand Opening! head-on with our big navy zealots ing suit ls really more important Why? Because these zealots stir only safeguard or security of any dream of war as an instrument of ndlvidual or nation." than the figure under the suit. For •lvlllzatlon, while Hoover stakes his MAKES PROPHECY the modern dress has left us in no Free vhole upon peace, it ls the universal The writer makes bold, with all doubt as to figures but the beach Samples 1 Tomorrow and Saturday r X „ | heoretical conflict of our time. this ln mind, to advance a few steps costumes have that element of un­ oemo ho g TRUST OWN ONLY into the domain of prophecy. certainty. How could anyone fore­ and Britain has it. Men like Macken- He sees the heads of at least three see, for example, a short cavalier's sle King and Macdonald face pa of the English speaking states gath­ cape of plaid crepe de chine? This Demonstrations ering around a table—perhaps in ill June 7th and Sth ||_ *«^« .rlotlc opinions precisely like those is worn over a plain blue double vhlch Hoover faces. The big navy Washington—to define a new scheme of naval relations insuring breasted jacket of crepe de chine nen of Great Britain have no con­ which ln turn goes over shiny black , fidence in International agree- perpetual naval peace and a colossal nente or treaties or law. They do cut in naval armaments. satin Oxford bag trousers. Thej oot trust any political unit ln any ; Those men will be the three mn beach costumes are set off with j nation or any group of nations but of this story—Macdonald. Macken­ jeads of necklaces of colored glass. I their own. zie King and Hoover. And back ol BONNETS "We defend ourselves or we are them will be every first rate leadc Don't poke fun at the poke bon- I lefenseless." That ls their thesis, of their several nations togeth let. 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Pico-Rancho Market CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH DEALERS Free Phone 1515 Santa Monica Boulevard Phone 28211 Delivery 2214 PICO BOULEVARD 84334 *U¥ .KOUB USED CAB FBOM A REPUTABLE NEW CAB DEAU.lt "1 SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK * PAGE TRUES THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1929 Ml Mill PRESIDENT DELIVERS SECOND MESSAGE TO CONGRESS Joint Committee News of Bay Tallman Missing KILLED WITH BRICK Planning Study New Premier All Region Told PLCASURl Is Recommended With Brevitv As Skip Arrives Of Delinquents Ready for Move Will Study Matters Per- THE WEATHER Fear Expressed Alleged Chief of Children's Bu­ Ramsay Macdonald Ar­ SANTA MONICA BAT DIS­ taining to Transfer of TRICT—Cloudy tonight, fair to­ Murderer May Have reau Will Investigate rives at No. 10 Down­ Prohibition Unit morrow; no change In tempera- Been Killed Conditions ing Street Home tare; gentle variable winds. WASHINGTON, June « UP,.— OCEAN TIDES SAN FRANCISCO. June 6 UP,.— By MARGUERITE YOUNG LONDON, June 6. UP> — There President Hoover today recom­ (Associated Press Staff Writer) was every evidence today of the High tides tomorrow at 9:48 Belief that WUUam Tallman, young: mended to congress the appoint­ a. m, 4.t; «:54 p. m- 7.4; low tides WASHINGTON. June 6. (/F. — coming change at No. 10 Downing ment of a joint select committee to tomorrow at 3:19 a. m., IJ; 2:16 radio operator charged with the Convinced that reformatories often street, official residence and office study matters pertaining to the p. m., 1.9. murder of Mrs. Virginia Patty at make bad youngsters worse and good of British prime ministers. transfer of the prohibition unit TEMPERATURES ones weak, Grace Abbott, chief of Ramsay Macdonald, labor leader from the treasury to the justice de­ Los Angeles, either was still hiding Yesterday's maximum. 68 de­ aboard the steamship Admiral Ben­ the children's bureau of the depart­ and incoming premier, arrived partment, and other subjects ln ment of labor, ls planning a nation­ connection with the administration grees; minimum. 52. there this morning with two of his BANK CLEARINGS son or had been killed in an at­ wide study of the "before and after" Labor colleagues, J. H. Thomas and of the bureaus having to do with tempt to escape, was expressed by dry law enforcement. Today. 8353,307.68; same day effects of Institutions for delinquent Phillip Snowden, and talked with boys. Sir Maurice Hankey, secretary to TO APPOINT COMMITTEE last year, $414,385.67; total for police today. The chief executive Informed month to date, 82,106,145.16. The police conducted an all-night She has found that Information the outgoing Conservative cabinet gathered second-hand indicates tbat secretariat. congress in this, his second message NOTICE OF INTENTION TO WEI) search for Tallman, who was miss­ to the special session, that he would Clarence Daly. 26, Sawtelle; LU- j boys are less likely to succeed In It was presumed the visit had appoint a committee from the de­ lian Daley, 22, Santa Monica. ing from his guarded stateroom business and other aspects of Uvlng reference to the preliminaries nec­ partments to co-operate with the MEETING NOTICES when the steamship docked here after they have been "reformed" and essitated by the change of govern­ congressional committee and that Santa Monica Rotary club, to- ! last night. that she would supervise first-hand ment, which lt was believed would not actually take place until Sat­ the national commission on law ob­ morrow noon at the Miramar That the suspect still was hiding Investigation next fall to check up servance and enforcement also hotel. on results obtained by the best es­ urday with delivery by King George In the ship's holds was the opin­ of the seals of office to Mr. Mac­ would co-operate through their Sons of the American Revolu­ ion of police who had failed, how­ tablished Institutions. studies of the departmental organiz­ tion, Santa Monica chapter, at the CHARACTERISTIC donald and his ministers. ation. ever, to find the main. A police Miramar hotel at 7:30 p. m., to­ boat last night searched San Fran­ The project ls characteristic of Although Mr. Macdonald was be­ The joint congressional committee morrow evening. cisco Bay for Tallman ln the be­ the woman who mothers America's lieved to have revealed names of would be expected to formulate Bay Builders' Exchange, tomor­ lief that he had jumped overboard. children. She wants information those he was considering for can- recommendations for the considera­ row evening at the Miramar hotel I Had he done so it was thought from the objective standpoint, and lnet posts to King George in the tion of congress at the regular ses­ at 6:30 p. m. I likely that he might have been she ls going after it methodically, short formal conversation he had sion ln December and at which the Meeting notices most be in the caught by the Admiral Benson's with tangible standards of measure­ with him yesterday, their Identity chief executive desires enactment of Ontlook office by 10 a m. day of propeller and killed. ments. If reformatory boys need remained as much a mystery aa the necessary legislation to place ever. publication. A thorough search of the Ad­ Mrs. Virginia Patty, wife of California and Portland, Ore., something they are not getting, she the major responsibility for prohi­ wants at least to learn—and dem­ Speculation continued, one re­ bition enforcement in the justice de­ miral Benson failed to disclose a financier, who was found hanging in closet of LOB port being the premier, himself, trace of Tallman. The stateroom he Angeles apartment. She had been beaten to death. onstrate—precisely what It ls, free partment. from any fog of sentimentality. would take over the foreign office Mr. Hoover's message follows: occupied showed that he had un­ Police ordered the arrest of William L. Tallman, who portfolio, considering lt the keynote "To the Congress of the United screwed the lock with a piece of was missing today when his ship docked. "Much of what is termed 'material of his administration. Another was States: French Count Is Iron taken from a radiator. Instinct',' she observes, "results ln that Sir John Sankey, lord Justice "In order to secure the utmost ex­ DOPE EVIDENCE harm to the child." of the appeal court, would be ORANGE PfKOf pedition in the reorganization and LOS ANGELES, June 6. (AA— Religious Cult CITES DIFFERENCE named lord high chancellor ln the fconcentration of responsibility ln With discovery of narcotic pellets Seeks to Prevent This is demonstrated, she holds, new government. dministratlon of the federal bu­ Held by Police and a hypodermic syringe in the Purchase of Site Leader on Trial by the "excessive solicitude" arising Tne right tea for iwntnev reaus connected with prohibition apartment of Mrs. Virginia Patty, from too much emotional conscious­ HONEST LADS thirst. Wholesome, fott- enforcement so greatly needed to slain wife of a Portland, Ore., In­ Superior Judge Victor R. McLu- Eunice McMullen Martin, leader ness of mother-instinct, which PRINCETON. N. J., June 6. UPr— improve their effectiveness, I recom­ vestment broker, police today were of a Los Angeles religious cult, and makes the child dependent. That, nav of ed.. • perfect whoo Claimed to Be European cas today was to hear arguments organization Honest boys, those of Princeton. mend that the congress appoint a pursuing a new line of investiga­ four trustecs ot the ln her opinion, ls quite different Jack Honore, barber, says he cashes joint select committee to make an Agent for Interna­ tion in the affairs of the comely on the suit for an injunction j are scheduled to appear before Los from Intelligent care and affection Immediate study of these matters something Uke $100,000 ln student tional Rum Ring 28-year-old woman. brought against the county board j Angeles Municipal Judge Joseph F. for children. checks annually and ln 16 years has and to formulate recommendations Mrs. Patty's battered body was The reformatory investigation, she for consideration at the next regu­ of supervisors by Leslie R. Saun- Chambers tomorrow to plead to lost $1. NEW YORK, June 6. (.-Pi—Count discovered Tuesday morning In the _ . _. . charges of petty theft, says, will be conducted chiefly by lar session; When arraigned on the allega­ Francis De Maxence de Pollgnac, closet of a rooming house, in a sec­ ders, seeking to stop them from her assistants, and they will be di­ t***OR CO-OPERATION said to be of the old French no­ tion of the city far removed from purchasing the site at the north­ tions, Mrs. Grace M. Caldwell, sis­ rected to "lean over backward ln Relief From Curse "I shall be glad to appoint a com­ the exclusive district where she had east corner of First and Hill streets, ter of Mrs. Martin, and one of the forming conclusions." mittee from the departments to co­ bility, was arrested by under-cover prohibition agents today and maintained her residence. Los Angeles, for the new state of­ defendants, acting as attorney for "We shall study the organization Of Constipation ICED operate with such a committee of charged with being the European William Tallman, Oakland radio fice building. the group, asked for time to entef a set ups, also," she explains, "so that the congress. The national com­ Saunders, owner of another pro­ plea which was granted until Fri­ mission on law observance and en­ agent of an International rum operator, was arrested on charge we may find where the weak points A Battle Creek physician says, ring. of murder, while aboard the steam­ posed site, declared In his complaint day afternoon. Others arraigned are—If they exist—and compare re­ forcement will also co-operate that the supervisors could have on the charge were Frederick W. "Constipation ls responsible for through their studies of the depart­ Seven cases of liquor were seized er Admiral Benson, but wu miss­ sults from different administration more misery than any other cause." in the count's suite at the Savoy- ing when lt reached San Francisco. bought other and more advantage­ Lyttle, John L. Snyder and""Bernard arrangements." mental organization. ous properties for a price below the Byrn. According to Los Angeles But immediate relief has been "The subject involves the transfer Plaza hotel. SUSPICION found. A tablet called Rexall Or­ The finding of narcotics in Mrs. $490,000 set for the land selected, city prosecutor Investigators, the of parts of various bureaus and The count's arrest occurred in a which is in addition to the condem­ defendants formed a Society of the MERCHANT'S PROPHECY derlies has been discovered. This agencies from certain departments general round-up of 37 men who Patty's apartment seemed to the NEW YORK, June 6. <.n—In the tablet attracts water from the sys­ police to bear out an expressed sus­ nation damages, variously •estimat­ New School of Applied Christian to others and it Includes as well are charged with conspiracy to vio­ ed iip to $800,005. The demurrer to Psychology and defrauded mem­ cornerstone of his new building tem into the lazy, dry, evacuating the necessity for the unification and late the prohibition act in connec­ picion of her husband, Frank Patty, John David, merchant, has placed bowel called the colon. The water that his wife had become addicted the complaint filed on behalf of bers out of sums ranging between strengthening of our border patrols tion with the activities of the al­ the supervisors by County Counsel $2.50 to $7 under the promise that a prophecy. The well dressed man loosens the dry food waste and both in connection with prohibition leged ring. to the use of stimulants. He had of 2020 will wear wide shorts for causes a gentle, thorough, natural and illegal entry of aliens. previously told police of his wife's Everett W. Mattoon, asserting that their memberships could be sold ln William J. Calhoun, chief m the court ls without jurisdiction a short time for approximately $100. every occasion except formal events. movement without forming a habit WILL SAVE DELAY charge of the 40 agents making the ill health, adding that they had His legs will be uncovered from or ever Increasing the dose. "As the question embraces nu­ resided ln Los Angeles during sev­ and also that the complaint does roundup, said a pile of papers re­ not contain sufficient cause of ac­ ankle to knee. Coats will havs dis­ Stop suffering from constipation. merous laws and regulations ln sev­ lating to activities of the ring were eral past winters on account of lt. appeared. One garment will serve Chew a Rexall OrderUe at night. eral bureaus, lt will require exten­ She had, Patty said, spent some tion, will come first before Judge Advises Against found in Count De Polignac's suite. McLucas. the two-fold purpose of jacket and Next day bright. Get 24 for 25o sive consideration which if given Another raid conducted on the time in Arizona for treatment of Street Opening shirt. Necks will be open polo fash- today at the nearest Rexall Drug jointly by such committees of the "headquarters" of the ring resulted tubercular ailment, but Patty said Ion. Sandals will encase the feet. Store—Irwin's Drug Store--Adv. congress and the departments prior in the arrest of two other alleged she was apparently cured. Ex-Watts Mayor Alma street, in San Pedro, should ro the regular session will save leaders, William Bartels and Philip In their investigation of the not be opened until there ls fur­ nany months of delay." rooming house apartment yester­ A preliminary study of the D. Gowen. Up for Sentence ther development in the plans for Bartels and Gowen occupied of­ day police tabulated the following acquiring an 18-acre tract of land, any questions involved ln the new asserted evidence: insfer of the prohibition enforce- fices at 200 Fifth avenue under the Sentence was to be pronounced known as the Dodson property, for mt forces to the justice depart- firm name of the "Go-Bart com­ A man's brown, blood spattered on Jack S. Lang, former mayor of park purposes, Los Angeles City ;r.t already has been made by ex- pany, Exporters and Importers." suit of clothes, bearing an Oak­ Watts, and his wife, Mrs. Mae Lang, Engineer John C. Shaw advised Note more than a ts of the two departments under Two other men arrested in the of­ land trademark. The suit was covlcted of possessing intoxicating city council today. • direction of James M. Doran, fices were William B. Flynn and I found in a suitcase, ln which also liquor and battery, respectively, this His report is the result of a re­ shlbitlon commissioner in consul- George Heath. | was an Oakland newspaper dated afternoon by Municipal Judge Caryl quest by the Southwest Improve­ ion with Secretary Mellon and Meanwhile other agents entered a I May 18. Police said Tallman was M. Sheldon, in Los Angeles. ment association that Alma street orney General Mitchell. warehouse of J. M. Dooley and son, j known to have left Oakland May 19. Lang was found guUty Wednesday be opened between Flftheenth and ' ie problem involved is a rather ai 445 Twelfth street, Brooklyn, ; Other articles of apparel, a razor, of having 70 gallons of liquor ln Seventeenth streets, to ease the .:*._s.ve one and since it Involves seized two truck loads of liquor and j shaving brush and lotion were in the garage of his home, 2152 East traffic situation of the area, Shaw the suitcase. Police said the shav­ MILLION ny changes in existing laws gov- arrested Dooley, his brother Wil­ 103rd street, Los Angeles. Mrs. said he has been Informed lt is ling administrative provisions of liam, and William's two sons, John ing Implements had yielded sharp Lang, according to Officer S. C. the purpose of the park commis­ e enforcement act, Mr. Hoover and James. specimens of fingerprints. Payne, attacked him with her fists sion to provide for opening of the emed it advisable to have repre- Chris Inteman, head of the In- Chief ot Detectives Herman Cline when he attempted to place her street ln event plans for the park :ntatives of the house and senate teman Trucking company, alleged | declared that the brown suit had husband under arrest. The Langs can be carried out. The street FRICIDA1RES ike over the matter during the to be the concern which,made the been described by Mrs. Dora Scott, defended their action, asserting the opening and widening committee .onths intervening before the regu- | mother of the dead woman, as be­ officers entered the home without received Shaw's report and wUl __r session. ring's deliveries, also was arrested. John B. Holby, a warehouseman, longing to Tallman. She was weU a search warrant. consider it. As the program now is generally and Samuel F. Horn, who conduct­ I acquainted with Tallman, police have been built outlined it Involves removal of the ed a "fur" store at 55 West 42nd said. prohibition unit from the treasury street, in which no furs were The lines of police Investigation vtepartment with the enforcement found, were taken into custody. i reached Into many sections of the ?| gents placed either in an existing i country as they rounded up numer- Count de Pollgnac was scheduled 1 With every department of the Frigidaire factories ran** division of the justice department to sail Friday on the French liner, ous details ln the life of Mrs. Patty. or the creation of a new division nlng at maximum capacity, with orders greater than under the direction of an admin­ Paris, according to Calhoun. The PERSONAL ATTENTION istrative rather than a legal officer. count's planned departure led to DUTIES OF STATE at any time in the history of the business, on Thurs­ The large legal force now em­ order the raids today. LONDON. June 6. UB—Duties of ployed by the unit presumably The ring has been using ware­ state necessitate Ishbel Macdonald day, May 16th, the Millionth Frigidaire was built would be placed under the assistant houses to store its stock, Calhoun interrupting her studies for a uni­ PROMPT DECISIONS attorney general ln charge of dry declared, and was fully organized versity degree. She will be mistress I law prosecutions. with salesmen and delivery truck­ of 10 Downing street, the prime INCLUDES PERMITS men. minister's residence. In both the Household and Commercial In addition there are Involved questions of administration and co­ 'NLY a great Bank fields Frigidaire leads in sales to customer* operation with the customs force a can command tremendous resources, and the coast guard, which would remain within the treasury organi­ and experienced and skilled specialists HERE are definite reasons why ice cubes and makea possible dozens of zation because their primary duties have to do with enforcement of the in ever}line of banking and investment. Tmore Frigidaire* sure in use than new and delicious desserts and salada. customs laws. Other matters to NEVER FAILS all other makes of electric refrigera­ Low Prices which the joint committee must tors combined; why it is the choice of give attention includes that of per­ To make these advantages available to home owners, of builders, of apart­ Because Frigidaire has achieved the mits for liquors for medicinal pur­ the patrons of each of the Branches, ment owners, of commercial refrig­ million mark—because it is the over­ poses, for industrial alcohol and the there must be something more:—each eration users throughout the world. whelming choice of the majority— •'Continued on Page 13) the economies of quantity produc­ branch must have its own local well- Beauty, power and convenience tion have made prices so low that trained banker, always available for every model represents a tremendous Frigidaire has surplus power that saving to the buyer* Tender, Aching, consultation or financial matters. meets every emergency in the hottest weather, and yet operates economic­ Your local Security-First National Bank ally always. 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Make up your mind today results every bake The famous "Cold ControV that you are going to give your feet a real chance to get weU. day. Try C_lumet And in addition to the standard tem­ Go to Bartholomew Drag Com­ and findou t what EcromTY-FieOT-NAmoifAii perature regulator which automatic­ pany or Santa Monica Drug Com­ ANGEJLES pany or any other good druggist to­ a big help it is. LESS THAN SBARK OF los ally maintains an ideal temperature day and get an original bottle of SAV1.I,S COM 1LHCIAL THl/'ST in the food compartment, Frigidaire Moone's Emerald Oil. ^ 'JJjkKJ^ tt is equipped with the famoua "(.old I The very first application will tlve PER BAKING Control" that speeds the freezing of ou relief and a few short treatment* * four > ill thoroughly convince you that by fvtickinjr faithfully to it for a abort while your foot troubles will be a thing nf the past. 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Santa Monica Evening Outlook NO WEDDING BELLES FOR LINDY! SUNDAY MORNING OUTLOOK BAMTA MONICA PUBL-SHINQ OO. OWNXR ANO PO-MSH-R Listen Here! F. •O-UOAT. AKTHir-t K. WITTl Pialdnt and Central Manaaar Business Minuet By CHARLES 8. WARREN CHARMER a WAKKXN Associate Idltor 1IA» OFFICE. FOURTH AND BROADWAT. SAMTA MONICA. CALIF BEATS CHARITY MUST LOVE FIGHT PHONB «1«S What covers more sins than Municipal history in the United BAWT-tLL- BRANCH. 1U40 Santa Monica Bos-avard. Phona 121M charity? Bologna to be sure. Statea reveals the entertaining fact Entered aa serond-clsss matter at tha Posteffloe, Santa Monica, aader tba act Charity covers a multitude but that those mayors have done best et March Ird. IITO. MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED PRIM bologna will cover two or three for their public who have been men Tha Associated Pren la exclusively entitled te the UM tor publication of all new- multitudes. with a keen appetite for fight credited to lt or not otherwise credited ln thla paper, and aleo the local newe publlibed herein. For those who insist on an ex­ coupled with a -well developed poli­ ample or an instance we offer a tical cuning and strategy. They Represented Nationally by M. O. MOQENSEN * COMPANT. INO. newspaper story that in Its open­ awoke every morning with the San Francisco, 584 Market Street Portland. 4«* Morrison Street ing paragraph lavishly praises Mr. tingling question: "Who can I fight Loa Anselee. ett South Sprint Street Detroit. SOU West Orand Bird Leading Citizen but ln every oth­ today and smash in public Interest?" Seattle. SOI Stewart Street Ohleaso. MO No. Mlchlsan Arenue A Good Man NEW TORK, 100 Bast 42nd Street er one makes mistake after mis­ Copies ot the Santa Monica -renins Outlook may be secured at any ot theee take. The bologna ln the Initial Los Angelea county some fifteen office., when full data recardlns tba Santa Monica market may also be bad. sentences will cover all the ensuing years ago took a good man, who sins and have plenty left over for neither smoked, drank nor swore l,,„,„,.ll,«ll„t,,,M.I*,t,*t another edition. and talked nicely about good things, out of a grocery store ln the coun­ HIS HARD JOB try and; put him on the board of Everyone should wish Mayor-elect supervisors to clean up a rather bad The Outlook's Program situation. He loved peace. If forced Porter well in his efforts to make Development Alwaya—Exploitation Never he would fight, but he had never Los Angeles the west coast capital Build a Pleasure Breakwater made a pursuit of it and knew noth­ of higher and better things. His ing of the game except what he Wad Develop a Civic Center statement the morning after elec­ read. And the best we could do for Illuminate the Streets tion says ln effect that Ood has that man within a year was to sym­ pathize with him. Those who are been good to Los Angeles the way Widen the Beach Road familiar with sympathy will tell you Reforest the Bay District the contest turned out and thus that Its best service la at weddings gives the civic betterment move­ and funerals, but sometimes lt la even out of place there. HH>IIIHIIIIII1llllllllllllllllll||||fMHIIIIIIIMtllllll*MUIIIIIIIIIIMIIIMIIIIIIIIIII.IIHIIIIIIlllll««llHIIIIIII(lllllll-llllllltlla'> ment a sort of gospel train aspect, But his job aa we see lt, and it's THE BUS BUSINESS no easy one either, will be to make Nearly everybody In Santa Mon­ The Trend of Radio everyone understand at all times ica knowa how the municipal bus that he ls the conductor and not business should be run. This la an ADIO is having its annual trade show in Chicago this merely a porter. excellent atate of affair*. It en­ week with a registration of more than 30,000 dealers ables the city commissioners, par­ R and manufacturers and thus radio begins to take rank THE MAYOR'S PART ticularly Mr. Helton, who has direct with the automotive industry, in some respects. Moreover, To begin with the Los Angeles charge of the busses, to find out anything they don't know about we learn from news reports of the show, radio is following charter makes the mayor the chief somewhat in the footsteps of the automotive Industry in its where the busses should go and how decided trend toward developing and refining the field of geatlculator of the dty and little much the passengers ahould pay. low-priced sets. The success of those who have brought out more. He can strike an attitude He Knows cheaper models in the six or seven years of radio's popular for righteousness but it la doubtful One man, who la filled with zeal acceptance has proved a spur to others. The result is bound if he can strike anything else. and knowledge about busses, spills over with the insistent Information to be a much wider and finer choice among the cheaper sets. That ls something, better than As body making became a necessary adjunct to the au­ that ten cents is all that should be tomotive industry, so has furniture making allied itself with nothing. There are persons whose charged for a ride, no matter where the radio trade and the purchase of a radio today ls gov­ part ln the cause of good citizen­ the busses go. Others, also filled erned almost as much by cabinet design as the character of ship la to take a good picture. with zeal and knowledge, tell ns the chassis. In this connection the trend ls toward console One of the discerning members that a ten cent fare would mean models and generally finer furniture. The crying need of Diet and Health flttle Benny of the Civic Buttermilk League told that the income of the bus bualneaa By LULU HUNT PETERS, M D. would be far behind the outgo and radio, lt has been pointed out, has been more diversity of de­ Author of "Diet and Health*' and "Diet for Children'* hy Lee Pape ua the other dsy of a trotting horse that we would be forced to make up sign and fancier furniture. The cabinet makers rapidly are thirt never could win a race but supplying that need so that the prospective radio purchaser the deficit from the tax levy. Weak Longs and Brass Instruments (you know how a shaving curia be­ ® novices placed many beta on it be­ has a wide field from which to select. Taxpayers Generous A short time ago, one of the read- cause lt la flat), and the hair follicle cause tt had auch a beautiful tail. One of the greatest developments of radio for the year, Thst would make the taxpayers era wrote that her son, who was in the curly type la curved, and in In the aame breath he- called to lt is said, is the screen grid, a new vacuum bulb containing a Sattiday afternoon I was in the give almost nearly free rides to working his way through school by the straight type, it is oblique. (Thr our attention ths fact that a Santa wire mesh that screens the tube elements from each other, playing the cornet, was told that those who pay no taxes. The tax­ hair follicle ia the little port or de­ living room putting a roller back on Monica man under the fire of crit­ Increases amplification, makes for greater sensitivity and he would weaken his lungs and hr pression ln the skin ln which the payers doubtless would like that. No one of my roller skates, and pop sat icism haa very beautiful hair and longevity and produces tone values with more fidelity. What might contract tuberculosis. I an­ hair follicle ia the little pore or de- one is more eager to help others down in his private chair saying, I that we should think of that when the dynamic speaker was a year ago, the screen grid is now. swered that I had never heard or curvature of the follicle haa some­ than the average txapayer. But the most interesting thing to all radio fans, perhaps, read of any harmful effects from thing to do with flattening the hair dont know what the dooce makea me we are tempted to aay harsh words No Justice is the fact that radio sets, with all their latest improvements the playing of wind instruments. so lt curia. ao nerviss and fldgitty today, I think about him. The Civic Buttermilk League also made and contemplated, have about reached the peak in My own idea was that it would Now apparently thoae born with I better smoke a cigar and aee if I ls full of Information on how to strengthen the lungs, rather than NEEDS SYMPATHY run the busses. For years we have price and the tendency hereafter will be the moderate priced curly hair have inherited these can make myself any werse. set. weaken them. But after all the man moat ln advocated a fare by weight system curved hair follicles. I can't see how And he took one out and started In today's mail I have a letter a fever would either change the need of sympathy and help la the ss the only equitable one. No one Further protection for California's beaches Is provided from a teacher of the cornet, con­ course of the hair follicles or flatten to lite lt and just then I dropped my good man ln office. One might as has paid much attention to lt and in the bill Introduced in congress making it a criminal of­ firming my idea and giving some the hair, and it may be possible that skate snd lt landed on the floor well employ an engineer to build thereby our feelings have been lac­ fense, punishable by a fine of not more than $3,000 or impris­ further points of view on the sub­ these people who aay their hair with a fearse bang on account of a bridge over a river or a chasm on erated to a pitiful degree. When ject. The following is his letter: onment for six months or both, for discharging oil in navig­ comes ln curly when lt was straight being s kind of a loose skate any­ the score of hia having read the one thinks of the 200-pound lady "As a teacher of some 35 years' Bible a great deal and being able to riding the busses at the same price able waters in the United States. Representative Crall may before, might have had a tendency ways, being the 2nd time I had have had in mind Los Angeles county beaches when he said: experience, I want to say something to curl before, but not enough ao it recite the apostles' creed sa to put the 125-pound person does, one can­ dropped it since pop came in, and "Conditions have become Intolerable in many sections of the about the playing of brass instru­ was noticeable. There are a lot of a man ln office chiefly because of not but be again convinced that he dropped the match on his vest country, particularly the Pacific coast shore . . . where ment*. Today these are played by people who do not think of their his goodness and of hia enthusias­ there is no juatice, there is no mercy tic determination to make others and that the race with catastrophe petroleum oil carelessly permitted to escape or wilfully dis­ the non-pressure system, which re­ hair as curly, but who can easily and quick hit lt with his hand to charged from producing properties, loading docks, barges and wave lt, and the short hairs along good. ia almost over. quires very little force; but even put the fire out, saying, Now for tank steamers, ls poluting our rivers and harbors, killing fish the face do curl. wtth the old method of forcible Peet sake ceese firing, if you drop and ruining pleasure beaches." We have an article on the care blowing there is absolutely no dan­ another thing you'll get out of here The last California legislature placed on the statute of the hair and scalp which you books a law calculated to cure this evil. With a federal stat­ ger of contracting any lung trou­ may have by following oolumn rules. bag and baggage. ^avJ-TTERS TO ute the time should come when such polutlon will cease. ble. Possibly a little pharyngeal Editor's note—Dr. Peters cannot And he put the cigar back in hia soreness may occur in beginners. diagnose, nor give personal advice. pocket, saying, I dont bleeve HI % THE EDITOR But here is an important point: Your questions, If of general inter­ Now we are told men must follow in the footsteps of smoke after all And just then what woman and become shoe-minded. No more may they be con­ Students should not allow others est, will be answered In the column, did I do but drop the skate agen on Mr. Robt. P. Holllday, June 5, 1929. tent to choose between the conventional black and brown. to use their instruments, and they in turn. Requests for articles must They are to be impressed with the fact that shoes should be accompanied by s fully self- account of holding it too careful, Santa Monica Evening Outlook, The Editor, Santa Monica Outlook, should also boil and thoroughly Santa Monica, Calif. Santa Monica, Calif. be more than something to keep the feet from the ground; addressed, stamped envelope snd and pop sed, Out you go, I sed you cleanse the mouthpieces of all cor­ Dear Mr. Holliday: The Oreater Dear Sir: I would like to give that black shoes no longer must be worn after 6 p. m., but 3 centa ln coin for each article, to would and when Im as nerviss ss nets, trombones, clarinet-., etc. The cover cost of printing and handling. Outlook Edition of laat Sunday waa wide publicity to my expressions of must give way to blue. In a word, the color scheme in men- thla my werd la law. reed of the clarinet and the mouth­ For the pamphlet on reducing and so exceptionally fine that I want appreciation for the generous apace shoes is coming to the fore. that haa been yielded ln your col­ piece should always be wiped after gaining, 10 cents in eoin, with fully Well G. pop, I dident drop any­ to add my congratulations to the It all comes out of a convention of western states and umns during the last three weeks playing. There ls danger of Infec­ self-addressed, stamped^ envelope, thing elts, I aed. You aed tt I thousands you must bave already British Columbia shoe dealers and the secret of lt is an to discussions pertinent to % re­ tion from •pyorrhea or trench mouth must bs enclosed. Addreaa Dr. received. alarming reduction in the annual per capita production. Mr. dropped another thing and I dident Editorially, this special edition cent sermon that I delivered. If and possibly tuberculosis If others Peters, tn cars ot this paper. Man, lt appears, has reduced his number of pairs of shoes drop another thing, I dropped tbe offered a comprehensive snd well your correspondence has been any­ from three to two. use the Instrument. MR. H." aame thing. I aed, and h* sed, Tbat written history of Santa Monloa. It thing akin to my own (and I feel Thank you for writing, Mr. H. oertaln lt has) I realize that you sounds like a tecknlcality, but better Is easy to imagine bow much care­ Northwestern university contemplates the establishment You are a good health teacher. A UTTLE PARABLE ful research work preceded Its pub­ have exercised a fine spirit of re­ men than I am have lost esses serve and discrimination ln the se­ of a department for the study of crime out of which is ex­ lication. "About two months ago I was a MADE the cross myself through technicalities, so in the in- lections you have released to the pected to come the master detective capable of outwitting Technically, tts composition, en­ the master criminal. Graduates, no doubt, will be able to victim of scarlet fever, and now my I •might trists of law and order I sippose 111 public. hair is coming out more than usual. Was laker laid on me. graving and stereotyping were ob­ Most of my communications have solve some of the unsolved murder mysteries and unravel a haff to let you get away with it, but been derogatory in character and Some folks have informed me that Thla thought is torture as I toil viously the result of excellent equip­ lot of kinks which nowadays seem to hamper crime detec­ the next thing you drop, of what­ are predicated upon a misleading tion. I might lose it all and in its place Up Iffe's steep Calvary* ment and competent workmanship. article in another newspaper. grow curly hair. Is there anything ever nature, kind or discription. But more than either of theae, there After all these replies have been A New York financier has figured he saves $25,000 a year to this? E." To think mine own hands drove finishes you and dont forget it. carefully analyzed and the tumult It'a a well-known experience that ttm nails! ran through the varioua features a and the shouting dies. I am quite through the employment of a personal barber at an annual I sang s merry song. _ Well O, pop, its funny your the thread of inspiration that made a convinced that my challenge waa after any illness with a fever of any more thsn justified and I trust salary of $5,000. If time is the essence of the contract it is And chose tbe heaviest wood I one thats nerviss and Im the one obvious he never happened to get into the chair of one of duration, the hair falls out. within commonplace narrative into a mov­ that we shall all work together for a few weeks or a few months. This had thats dropping things, genrelly its ing story of progress. the preservation of the best inter- those tonsorial artists who gives one eye to the customer's is usually temporary and the hair To build it firm and strong. eats of a fine community. the nerviss one that drops things It ls clear that somewhere in the face and the other to his prospective victim with "next" comes ln again. Again assuring you of my per­ If I had gncssud • I had and I dont feel a bit nerviss, I sed. compilation of tta material you and sonal appreciation. trembling on his Ups. We have all heard of straight hair dreamed Wich just then the skate went down your staff caught the spirit of the Sincerely, coming ln curly after a fever, or ALBERT JOSEPH MCCARTNEY. Its weight wss meant for me, thing—the gradual awakening of a An expedition to Borneo for a year's study of savage even of a different color. I know agen, me quick saying. I dident drop I ahould have msde s lighter cross tiny seaside suburb to Its destiny, as life is being organized by Dr. Earl Parmenter, of the Uni­ one girl, who was in the American anything, pop, it slipped out of my To bear up Calvary! a prosperous modern city. versity of Chicago. Which gives rise to the somewhat ob­ Red Cross with ua doing post-war hands that time but the other 3 (§m Uttmtr vious inquiry as to why Dr. Parmenter should be passing up Amm Rem* Aldrieh US6S-1S*-) The real history of Santa Monica work in the Balkans, whose hair times I reely dropped it. lias In tbat realisation. Events snd the loop district of Chicago for distant Borneo. came ln curly where it had been dates were only mlleposts along tbe fulptt Out, vile spot, pop sed. straight before, after having typhus road. Setting that spirit Into type Indiana newspapers have been scolding Lindbergh a little fever. I don't know the reason for Meenlng me. is the best possible evidence of bow THE DIVINE GUARANTEE — because of his snippiness towards their representatives. And this. In the histology of the hair Wich I quick did, the laat thing accurately tbe Outlook reflects the Then shall ye call upon me, and ye the fine young man deserved it. Much is expected of Lind­ (the microscopical structure), the I saw pop doing being taking the thought of tbs etty lt serves. shall go and pray unto me, and I bergh, and he never disappoints save as to the matter of straight hair is oval or round and cigar out of his pocklt and lighting Sincerely yours, will hearken unto you.—Jeremiah courtesy. the curly is flattened somewhat lt agen. E. R. CARTER. 29:12. THURSDAY. JUNE 6, 1929 SANTA" MONICA' EVENING OUTLOOK PAGE FIV1 Old Time Boxers Massed Chorus of School HOOVERS HONOR UNKNOWV SOLDIER AT ARLINGTON] jBoOtkg BllJ/MS Were Game Birds Pupils Appears Tomorrow Hit by Jurist Modern Technique Does Band and Orchestra Also Take Part McLucas Tells Hearers Not Compare With Program Prepared for Municipal of Crime Traceable Bygone Days Auditorium Presentation to Liquor "Violators of the eighteenth! By LEMUEL T. PARTON Under the general supervision of Mtaa Alice Rogers, supervisor of amendment—those who buy liquor i Special Correspondent of the Ontlook music for sll the public schools of Santa Monica, a massed chorus, the from bootlegners—are allying them- ! (Copyright 1929) varioua glee cluba, the band and the orchestra of the schools will be heard selves with the greatest chain of, CHARLOTTE, N. O. June 6.— ' ln a concert at the municipal auditorium ln Ocean Park tomorrow night. crime ln the United States today." abetter You take, for Instance, an old time The feature ot the evening la a cantata called "Tbe Walrus and the Car­ Thus declared Superior Judge prtee fighter like Abe Hlcken, the penter," by P. E. Fletcher, which will be conducted hy Mlaa Rogers per­ Victor McLucas of Santa Monica. | laxative lightweight, or Tom Chandler, the sonally. More than 500 pupils are taking part ln the performance and ln an address before members of middleweight champion, or Paddy the city has constructed a special platform to take care ot this great the Bay Optimist club at the Mir-: because Ryan or Tom Bayers, or Jem Mace number. amar hotel yesterday. A small admission prioe la being charged, however tickets can be se­ Judge McLucas pointed out that youchewtt —and he had a wallop like an Ar­ cured only through the participating students who hsve been given two by purchasing illicit liquor, other­ kansas mule, and a range like a each to dispose of. The following students are taking part: wise good citizens are directly aid­ Insistent squirrel gun and an eye like a Thelma Andrade, Katherlne Bald, Adel­ ing the violation not only of the | OeGemdm chicken hawk. aide Basil Marie Beard. Vlrslnia Bears. Watson. Annie Laurie Whit*. Rozle Whlt- Volstead law. but of laws against This seemingly Irrelevant but ac­ Bruce Bert, Teresa Bocde. Jean Brearly, murder. nrraggl-MI and many others.: Evelyn Brown. Donald Bastedo. Barbara tenberg. Mary WUson. Amy Yoahlkawa. tually pertinent observation has to Beer. Far Bendson, Junior Bliler, Lila Dollte Toung, Elma Toung. Yvonne Zer­ AID BIG RING do with the technique of modern Jean Blackburn. Martha Borden, Douslas boni. "Every time you buy a bottle of | prize fighting aa pronounced by the Bryan. David Bnahnell. Mary Janet Carde. Edna Abbott,* John Athay. Harriett Bar­ intoxicating Uquor. except for me­ teen a mint confederate veterans, after viewing June Carpenter. David Carre, Jean Cor­ nett. Mabel Bait. Evelyn But*. Lorraine nicle, Janet Dassett. Mart-ant Davenport. Beck, Elta Blchner. Vera Bobsene. Forrest dicinal purposes, you are aiding thia Tuesday night's spirited engagement Dorothy Delmarsc, Jean Dennlson, Irene Bunker, Peggy Ro** Burk. Dolor** Brump- great chain of crime." he declared. between Ad Warren of the Univer­ Drake. ton. Ellen Martha Clancy. Pearl Connelly. Betty Jan* Curtiss. Macklln Combine. Judge McLucas declared that ln sity of Carolina, and Jack Webb of Dorothy Delemeter. Nora Dunbar, WlUis Oladys Cook. Homer Cribs, Stanley Crusts. the near future, as the result of Orlando, Fla. This highly competent Densmore, Winifred Edwards, Porter II- | Loula* Dannenfelser. Cleo Demp**r. Jack recent legislation, Santa Monica exhibition fetched a few yells from Uott. Sylvia Kberllnt. Betty BUs. Jane Do-nan, Allot Dow, Ida Duncan. Mellnda Fach. Ruda Frrllni, •sther Fuller. Naomi Duncan. Marlon Erickson, Blanche Even- will have a superior court branch Johnny Reb, but one could see that with power to try canes up to $2000. lt aeemed a tame affair, to these Forrest. Oeorse Gibson. Jack Oraee, Mi- son. Jun* Elliott. clne Oraee, Vlrslnia Oarnett. Elisabeth Margaret Pcthcroff. Daphne Foaaett, Abe He told of the speeding up of fight fans of the 60's and 70's. Helmlns. Ruth Hare, Dorothy Healer. Wll- Freeman. EVeanor Freeman. Ellen* Oas- President and Mrs. Hoover paid tribute to America's war dead Memorial day at Ar­ lomar Henderson. Olive Jeffs. Audrey Justice- since he was appointed YOUNO OLD-TIMERS ton. Phyllis Oay. June Oreenltaf, Mary lington cemetery. They are shown decorating the grave of the Unknown Soldier. chairman of the Los Angeles coun­ The astonishingly young octo­ Jacobs. Dolores Kleven, May Louis Krause. Oreenleaf. Mary Frances Orlndell. Owen Vlrslnia Lesley, Wilson Lord. Cleobelle Oruber, June Harrison. Theodore Harri­ ty superior court bench. genarians holding their thirty-ninth Lochiie. son. William Hall. Mary Herrera. Marvin Peggy Kennedy, Sara Elisabeth Laue, Sel­ SANTA MONICA HIOH SCHOOL tin. Kenneth Propst. Artls Oladlsh. When he took over control the BEST FOR annual reunion here not only at­ Oeorgla Lamon. Estelle Lawrence, Hewtr, Oordon HelnmtUer, Edwin Heln- ma Levy, Valerie McBrlde, Jean McHart. ORCHESTRA CELLO—Maurine Martin tended the fight but they did some mlller. Maud* Heller, Franklin Hines. Jean DRUMS AND TYMPANY — Horao* calendar was more than a year Jeanne MitcheU. Nell Marlor, Marsaret Dorothy Millar, Catherine Moodle. Olga FIRST VIOLIN—Errett Oreer, concert- behind. Now it ls only three months neat hoofing at the dance ln then- McKensie, Katherlne Mohnlke, Oordon Hodses, Roberta Housley. Margaret How- O'Byrne. Nell O'Nell. Dorothy Post. Alice matter; Joe Flores. Ruth Oreenly, Marian Lambden. Ward WUloughby. FAMILY USE honor. They beaued Charlotte's Morey. Wanda Mathlaen. Clara Metcalf. den. Dorothy Hlndertr, Florence Hoeg. Pray. Carolyn Hall Raymond. Jean Rogers, Lanka. Corinne Flores, Le* Mooney. PIANO AND OROAN—Evelyn Durfee. ln arreara and rapidly diminish­ Betty Miller, Dorothy Morlarty. Jack Mr- Charlotte Haason. Tvonnc Hyatt. Betty Rope, Dawn Smith. Dorothy Btomes, Thomas Hill. David Murray, Cecilia Olage- Oeraldine Crebs. ing. pretty girls around everywhere and Harr. Ruth Naylor, Marlorte Fa.se, Rosa­ Ruth Hahn. Aleda Johnson. Myra Jo. rlch. Dorothy Monroe, Oeorge Campbell. SANTA MONICA HIGH SCHOOL NON- Hllma Swanson. Kathryn Taylor. Louise COMBINED GLEE CLUBS Robert Wilson, as chairman of even ln the big checker tournament mond Fate, Ruth Ann Pervlne, Maitland Dorothy Mae Jones, Emily Jordon. Betty Watson. Helen Wegener, Helen Wells, Eve­ Olive Belt. at the campground they carried Prentice. Shirley Prentice. Fern Reid. Mar- Krtechbaum, Walter Klntsbury. Roberta FLUTES—Raymond Harrington. Lea Betty Adklns, Ellena Anderson, Jay An­ the day, had the Arion string quin­ lyn Toung derson. Chester Blaine, Ormand Carter, things off with a daah and spirit tuerlta Rockhold. Doris Russell. Marjorie Lelghton. Emerson MeRlll. Mercedes Maur- SOTS' GLEE CLUB Jones. tet of radio station KNX, under EXPLOSIAI Reed. Bernard Sanderson, Mertlee Soth­ requea, Evelyn Malqulst. Susan Mann. Billy CLARINETS—Arthur Lampher*. Avsnslls John Dearborn. Jeanne Farndell. Evelyn reminiscent of gallant days. This LINCOLN JUNIOR HIOH SCHOOL Fltsterald, Mable Forburger, Lucy Fox, the direction of Harry Olapperton, eran. Frances Btumpf. Beatrice Swanson. Market. Dorothy McCall. Betty Noble, Bob Barnum. Rodell Barth. Paul Brooks. Thomas. Frank Thatcher. visitor would not be ln the least Oraee Orr, Alalr Overton. Mary Frances OBOE—Ross Sutton. Allan Freeman. Robert Oarty. Dorothy head of the Bay Cities Conserva­ ORONITE Vlrslnia Secrest, Sidney Silversteln. Alice Elmore Bushnell. Robert Caskey, Bill ->•- Orundy. Lee Howard, Dorothy Ketten, surprised to see them stage a track Owen, Donald Powers. Frederic Porter, mer. Walter Edborg. Hall Emley. Stanley TROMBONE—Harry Forbes. tory of Mualc, for entertainment Snyder, ArUne Stein. Adelaide Stevens, Nellie Petry. Dorothy Penn. Amelia Plnedo. TUBA—Russell Hall. Dorothea Lyons. Helen Marvin. James Mc­ meet and hang up a few high jump Erickson, Robert Polkes. Bernard Ff*ed- Olashan. Louli* McNary, Othella Neldon. Club membera wished a pleasant Donna Stewart. Vlrslnia Swinney, Vlrslnia Peter Prusslnt, Lenore Percy, Allce Ros- man, Albert Oallo. Oordon Oasper. Jimmy SECOND VIOLINS—Ruth Miller. Dorothy CLEANING records. Thompson, Jack Thomas, Evelyn Tyler, tagno. Selma Ruiz. Mason. Lucy Har*. Evelyn Clement. Ev­ Kathryn Pratt. Doreen Richard*. Valen­ trip to two members—Robert Wil­ Oibson, Nell Ollson. David Haley, Rupert tine Riviera, Marjorie Salmon. Max Smith. Ed Berryhlll, who comes from Delia Thomas, Katie Turmin, Katherlne Charlea Sporrle. Percy Stead. Eleanor Haley. Albert Harland, Melvin Hatch, erett Hartung. Oeraldine Otrklns. Florence son, who plana a visit to Chicago, Smith. Daphne Smart. Ignacio Soto. Alec Hallett, Florence Erickson, Beatrice Wahl- Herbert Staples. Howard Straw. Theres* down Tuacumbia way, in Colbert Vrodenbursh. Betty Walker. Zelma Wal­ Houghton Held. AUan Jackson. Robert Jar­ Vos. Laura Weldon. Eileen Whatley. WU­ and James De Borde, who leaves FLUID Stephens. Leroy Smales. Dorothy Schmidt. vis. Oeorge Johnson, John Kendall, New­ forth, Evelyn Fltsterald, Raymond Brown, shortly on a two-months' voyage country, Alabama, weighed the lace, Allee Ward. Beverly Wood, Vlrslnia Vivian Shae, Verna Smith. Oenevleve Doris Oladman Uam White. Vernon Wright. Florence Wallace, June Winder, Louis* Toder. ell KtmbaU, Nelson Kllbourn*. Stanley Yeatoa. Oordon Yeaton. comparative values of ealier and Stimson, June Simpson, Florence Seeley, KUbourne, WUUard Knupp, Bruce Lesli*. TRUMPETS Harry Karl. Maurice Mar­ to Alaska. later popular diversions. Mr. Berry- Florence Abe, Dorothy Bacon, Beth Dorothy Stockton. Msrguerlte Smith, Mar­ Harold Levitt, Pat McDoutald. Kenneth fc hill cuts a dashing figure with a Barnes, Melville Barry. Lilly Bercamo, Bev­ jorie Sehechert, Msy Schaffer, Beverly McKensie, Olenn Marshall, Raymond Mur­ plume on his hat, many medals and erly Bray, Paul Brelnnlnter. Wesley Brew­ Tucker, Robert Telk, Oene Vandergrlft, ray. Ronald Meese. Reed Neal. Carl Nelson. er. Clarke Briscoe. Bernice Brockman, Jack Hubert Wright. Robert Wilkes, Mary War- Harry Peart, Martin Pruner, Clark Rob­ ribbons on his coat and a corn­ Brown, Lefa Brown, Esther May Burden, ton. Robert Washburn. Louise WUson, Dick inson. Uoyd Scovel. Robert Shea, Richard flower ln his buttonhole. There ls Elvira Chew. Millicent Co*. Vernon Collins, Weaver. Alta Wilton. Patricia Toung. Shuman. Raymond Simpson, David Sin­ about him something of the glint Vlrslnia Copeland, Anteltna Conchola. OIRL'S GI.EE CUB clair. Leslie Stockton. Jack Temple, Oeorge and glitter of the days of chivalry— Walter Dsrmy. Jeanne Edmonds, Esperan- JOHN ADAMS JI'NIOR HIGH SCHOOL , Trask. Earl Wataon. David Well*. Arthur when fighting was fighting and sa Estrada, Helen Flaxman. Enid Fisher. Oeraldine Anderson, Lillian Bates, Betty Wilcox, Charles Wright. Keith leortars. Dora Foster, Marie Qspp- Broneer, Dolly Broneer. EUsabeth Carey, SANTA MONICA HIOH SCHOOL dancing was dancing. marer. Erma OIU. Florence Carrillo. Mary Donatont, Marlon BAND PUPILS BARE KNUCKLE DAYS Katherlne Olroux. Clifford Oraybehl. Ernludn. Ruth Forster, Marlon Fuller, CLARINET—Oliver Ooldsmlth, Theodore "The boys didn't use pillows on Vlrslnia Dunn. Marie Hanna, Helen Har­ Hasel Oat*s, Mary Hodglns. Jeannette Elliott. Robert Carina*. Aaron Michaels. rison, Bruce Hawley, Xlleene Hill, Walter Jones, Maude Kline, Hasel Llnley, Rita Harold Lee, Walter Sims. Jamea Edmond- their bands ln those days," said Mr. Hlne, Kvelyn Hodtlns, Jo Ann Hoover, Lovelace. Elsie Marler, Blanche McSklm- son. Psrryhill. "I saw Abe Hlcken fight Minnie Horwlts, Doris Ktrby, Ella Lotan, mlng, Lenore Nares, Helen Nolan, Noreen OBOE—Thomas CarroU. —I forget the name of the young Sldl Lovelace, Murllla Mahan, Daniel Man- Nolan, Mary Perlman, Lucy Rich, Juanita PICCOLO—Ray Harrington. fellow he fought—70 rounda with (lagll. John Manglatll. Marshall Maynard. Rlvas. Katherlne Rosolls, Marina Rosolta, TRUMPETS — Lillian Pettlt. Lucille Claire Markle, Jean Marr, Josephine Mc- Violet Roe. Ellssa Rued. Helen Russell, Noble. Clifford Barnett, Ralph Barber. bare knuckles down ln New Orleans. Alpin. neene McCarthy. Charlene McMur­ Irene Sarff, Margaret Stmontown, Rosetta Leon Cunningham. Kenneth Probst, How­ A lot of us got excited and started ray, Betty Miller. Toshlko Mlrakawa, Jack Thompson, Florence Welldon. ard C. Hoon. Edward Slater. Milton Block. a lot of fights on our own account. Mooney, Emll Nixon. Oenevleve Norfolk, director; Allee Fra­ SAXOPHONES—Louella Pettlt. Jack We used to get some fun out of Cecil Olsen, Doris Parker, March Paul­ iler, accompanl.t. BrlektaU, Alan Harding, Leo McClellan. fighting along back fifty or sixty son, Mattte Jane Peters, Fay* Peterson, GIRLS* OLEE CLUB Dick Llewellyn, Ray Hutchinson. Normaa Boyd Pfelfer. Betty Fhy, Ralph Phy. Jo LINCOLN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Oessey. years ago. We didn't use to leave it Ann Pratt. Albert Prlee, Leonard Price. Lenora Alexander, Etta Batholmew, HORNS—Charles Johnson. Earl Sylvia, all to the other fellow. Madelyn* Rey, Dorothy Rldcway, Alleene Dorothy Bechtel. Betty Bradford. Lenore Dan WUson. Carl Hamilton. "They have a new style of fight­ Roberts, Frank Ropes. IaabeUe Rosen­ BrumPton. Emma Rose Canister. Maud* BARITONE—Melvin Rich. berg. Doloras Rowe. Marguerite Row*, Davidson, May Doeg, Helen Howe Doman, TROMBONK-Harry Forbes. Kenneth ing now. It don't aeem to amount Martha Jane Sandlfer. Ab* Shapiro, Ro­ Francis Dudley, Helen Falrchild, Esther Montgomery, Erelle Hart. to much. Everytlme one of the land Short. Edith Skinner, Elaine 8tetf.ll. Oasper. Ruth Oordon. Lucille Outman. BA8S Russell HaU. Carlos DonaUlll. boys rip loose thla umpire pulls him Beth Stephenson. Betty Haley. Joy Houktns, Marjorie John­ Billy Linly. off aa If he waa afraid he was going Janice Wallace. Clifford Walker, Lillian son, Evelyn Jones. Jean Kanlaunzeff. DRUMS—Horace Lambdon to bite the other boy's ear off or something. DIDN'T COVER UP "I notice thess boys crouch and cover themselves up and tie them­ selves up like a knot. We used to just tear loose, wide open and go tootln' tn trying to do the other fel­ low up. We uaed to fetch a yell or two that could be heard about four mllea and the more like a bobcat a man was the better fighter he was. "My grandpappy fought for two our old iron days and two nights with one of those Tuscumbla boys. Thoae Tua- cumbias were an Indian outfit that had thla country before my kin $ come ln. There was one of them— is worth \™ he had a regular Indian name, but we called him Al. Well, my grandpa and Al Tuscumbla got Into an argu­ ment and started this big fight. Prospective purchasers of new or used cars—follow tho Folks heard lt waa going on and , . if you turn it in NOW on a new drove ln for miles to aee it. Grand­ example of scores of other motor-wise buyers. Select your pappy finally got the beat of Al, but he had a hard time doing lt. car from our widely varied stock of guaranteed "Good This Al fought careful, like these boya here. That's what's ths matter Westinghouse WLU" Used Cars. You will save money and be fully satis­ with these young upstarts now—they fight too much like Indians—they fied. These fine automobiles are reconditioned in our well-* don't juat let out a whoop and tear in and fight." Automatic equipped shops. Each one is backed by a written Guaranty Mr. Berryhlll spoke with similar and ia fully equal to any service you may require. Today censure of the modern dance. Are you using sax old-fashioEst-d V NO KICK IN IT we are displaying a big selection at special low prices. Get 1 "I been dancln' over yonder ln iron? An iron that annoy* yon that big opera house. It's easy the biggeet value on the market—select your car hare today I enough but there's nothing to it every time yoa use Hf An Iron CHRYSLER PHAETON— All you do ia juat go hitchln' around like an old spavined mule with • -wobbly plug, a ttmjtuA Model 70 (hss winter en­ wtth tbe stringhalt. They dance closure) at an unheard of like they fight—just all huddled up cord, or a rickety atand? Big savings «if you *ct^0ffaff and no action. We used to need a for only $265*00 lot of territory for a regular dance Bring that iron in to any wltb whoopln' and swingln' and leg 1927 CHEVROLET LAN. 1927 Oakland Landau 1926 Oakland Landau shakin' going oa Theae young Westmghouse dealer right DEAU SEDAN—Practically people today might juat as well be new in appearance and Here ia a car that haa had the Excellent mechanical condition bedridden for all the fun they have.'' now! 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CrOOD WILL USED CARS THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1929 PAGE SIX SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK Log Of The I OP INTEREST^WQMEN Home Economics Good Ship Life |l_— , ., • i i» _ ^^^************* -i--^*— • . . - •• , ' Housewife Aids By Estelle Lawton Lindsey Among the People NEW SPRING HATS FIT CLOSELY By Florence Austin Chase Communications Relstivs to This Communications Relative to Thi Department Should Be Addressed to Department Should Be Addressed to You Know Florence Austin Chase in Care of Estelle Lawton Lindsey in Care of By MARJORIE GALBRAITH Santa Monica Evening Outlook Santa Monica Evening Outlook Miss Frieda Oeorge, whose home here, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas will be is In Switzerland, and who has been the house guests of Mr. Douglas' If I am to believe the letters that come to me there ls one art that visiting for some time in the Bay parents, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Doug­ ICED DRINKS is as extinct ss the art of making wax flowers—the kind our grand­ District, plans to leave the South­ las of Sixteenth street, SanU Mon­ Any one of the many iced drinks are refreshing in hot weather, and mothers used in wreaths. I mean the art of self-control. My mean­ land the latter part of the week, ica. we like to be able to serve an iced drink to a friend who drops ln on an ing will bs a little clearer after you read the following extract from a for her home. During her stay here. afternoon or evening with the least amount of extra effort on our part. letter sent me by -Tom snd Sally." "When a man goes with one girl Miss Oeorge hss been making her Beveral small devices will greatly assist the one who prepares the bever­ Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Carroll of Los ages. Some of them are a good lemon squeezer, an egg whip and a alone and stays 'absolutely straight" home st the Rossmoore apartments Angeles, are other interesting new- j you know that he can't do it for­ in Ocean avenue, Santa Monica. wooden spoon with a long handle; ever; and when one sees the one vorce on the grounds of habitual j comers in the Bay District. Mr. and an ice shaver with an edge which drunkenness. Out here you could Mrs. Carroll plan to remain here for of water and two cups of sugar to­ they love several times a week, wiU shave ice quickly and into fine gether for 15 minutes; coo' and add -something must be done. not get a divorce from him without Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cameron of several months, and during their j stay will make their home at the particles Just right for many fruit three-fourths cup strained lemon proving your charge. The fact that Eleventh street, Santa Monica, have drinks. A one-quart freezer (if one "We are Just two normal young you ran away and now want a di­ as their house guests for several Rossmore apartments, ln Ocean ave­ Juice. Freeze to mush-hke consis­ oeople. each 21. I am a plain girl vorce would not encourage any days this week, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. nue, Santa Monica. has no ice-making device in refrlg tency. Serve in tall glass*.- and pour with a position in an office and I Judge to give lt to you. You will Munroe of Chicago, who arrived the erator, the trays of which may be j two or three tablespoons of strong keep house for my father. Tom nave to find out about the cost of early part of this week. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs.P. E. Dawson of used for freezing small amounts) j tea over each serving. nakes $125 and in time will make such matters from the attorney Mrs. Munroe, who are the aunt and Nineteenth street, Santa Monica, will provide for the making of fruit HOSPITALITY PUNCH — Cook riore. At present he is buying a car. whom you employ. uncle of Mrs. Cameron, plan to re­ have as their house guests, Mr. and ices, frappes, etc., when only a smaU one cup gj.ated pineapple with three Se is clean, honorable, and his word amount is required. , cups water fifteen minutes. Strain s ss good as gold. Oh, yes. we have Q.—You hit the mark ninety-nine main in the Southland for several Mrs. M. P. Temple of Denver, Colo. times out of a hundred, and so per­ weeks, visiting points of Interest. Mr. and Mrs. Temple have been LEMONADE—Lemonade I per- | through cheese cloth; add syrup, >een going together for about two haps universally liked, and if a syr /ears. We are in earnest and would haps you can help me. I am a visiting in the Southland for several which has been made by boiling to­ young fellow of 20 without friends. weeks, and were the house guests a up is made by boiling two cups of gether two cups sugar and two cups ike to have you solve our problem." Mrs. Martin Owens of San Pran­ sugar with four cups of water untU My trouble ls a slight inferiority cisco arrived in the Southland yes­ short time ago, of Mr. and Mrs. water ten minutes, then one-half Very well. I shall tell you to do complex caused, I am sure, by my Dawson. Mr. and Mrs. Temple have a heavy syrup is formed, cooling lt cup of freshly made tea, the Juice the hard, straight, decent thing. terday for a visit of a week or ten been visiting in San Prancisco for and then adding one cup of strained lack of size. Could you suggest a days at the home of Miss Robbie of three oranges. Juice of three 3ince you feel that your association cure for a case like this. This some time, and plan to leave for lemon Juice, it may be kept in the lemons, one cup of grape Juice and is causing you to slip toward loose­ Lee Kemp of 1527 Pourth street, their home in the near future. refrigerator until needed, when the darned complex has reduced my Santa Monica. Mrs. Owens, whose two quarts of ice water. Chill and ness, go and get married before self-confidence to practically zero. lemonade can be got ready in a few serve In sherbet glasses with a you skid any further. marriage was an event of recent minutes. All that will be needed is I would surely appreciate any ad­ date, was formerly Miss Vlvlenne Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Slpes of 409 spoonful of cracked ice in each That means, of course, that you, vice you can give me on this subject. to dilute the mixture with ice wa­ glass. 3ally. must keep your job until Tom Johnston, daughter of Mrs. Natalie Lincoln boulevard, Santa Monica, ter or very cold water. I was interested ln your answer to Johnston of 1743 Lincoln boulevard. had as their house guest for a short ICES AND ICE CREAM lets a salary that will justify you in "Grete" and I am sure both she and time recently, Miss Martha New­ ORANGEADE—Orangeade ls also •taying home. You will have exact During her stay ln the Bay Dis­ easily made. The recipe given for ORANGE ICE—Boil two cups of y ss much to live on as you have I will profit by your'advice. trict, Mrs. Owens plans to visit at man, who makes her home in Be- Perplexed. verl Hills. Left: Gold straw braid turban with "waved" edge. Cre­ lemonade is used, simply using sugar and four cups water together now but you will have no money the home of other friends. orange juice instead of the lemon for twenty minutes. Add two cups 'or a family until your finances are A.— You did not tell me your ated by Le Monnier of Paris for the summer dinner height and so I can only guess that Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Morton of Juice. of orange Juice, one-half cup lemon letter established. Among the recent arrivals reg­ hat. Upper right: Kay Francis, actress, in a swanky PINEAPPLE LEMONADE—Make you perhaps are abnormally sensi­ istered at the Santa Monica hos­ Euclid street, Santa Monica, have as Juice, the grated rind of two oranges If Tom has any fool ideas about their house guest, Mr. Morton's sis­ hat. Lower right: A chartreuse turban softly draped a syrup by boiling one cup of sugar 't being beneath his dignity for his tive on this subject. The best thing pital ls little Miss Shirley Coszette and one lemon. Cool, strain and I know to do for you, I have done— ter-in-law, Mrs. J. P. Morton, whose in fine new chiffon straw. By Rejane. and two cups of water ten minutes. vife to work, he'll have to get over Clark, small daughter of Mr. and home is in Olendale. Mrs. Morton Add one cup grated pineapple, the freeze. hem and that pronto. It ls a good sent you the name of a splendid Mrs. L. G. Clark of 1729 Ocean ave­ psychoanalyst, who may be able to will be Joined by Mr. Morton on Juice of three lemons and the Juice FRUIT ICE—Rub two bananas, leal more dignified for a married nue, Santa Monica. The young lady Saturday of this week. of one large orange. Chill, strain -ouple to work together until the restore your self-confiden.ee and was born on Thursday, May 30, and two oranges and two lemons self-respect. Size is Important. But Shrine Wives Californians Best and dilute with one quart of cold through ttie strainer. Add two cups nan is ln a position to keep up a weighs five pounds and twelve and water; pour over cracked ice and iome than lt ls for an unmarried don't forget that some of the a half ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Reynolds of Library Patrons sugar td the mixture, stir and •ouple to live together because world's greatest men were under­ Stockton, California, who have visit­ Enjoy Lunch serve. freeze, using three parts ice to two something has to be done." sized. Napoleon, for example, and ing ln the Bay District for some COFFEE AND ORANGE CUP— of salt. many others. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hill of EucUd time, as the house guests of Mrs. Add one cup of strained orange If you saw as much as I do of street, Santa Monica, left yesterday At Uplifters Morgan Quotes Article GRAPE FRAPPE—Boil two cups Reynold's brother-in-law and sister, Juice to four cups of strained and of sugar and four cups of water such cases as yours, where they Q— This is from a girl who can­ for San Jose, where they plan to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Newman of From San Francisco cooled coffee infusion, add sugar to nave done the easy, wrong thing, not leave without telling you how spend the remainder of the week. Seventh street, Santa Monica, plan twenty minutes. Add one-half cup Picnic in Grove in Real taste. Put two tablespoons cracked lemon Juice, two cups of orange rou'd realize that experiments sel- much she has enjoyed your column Mr. and Mrs. Hill went to the north­ to leave the latter part of this week Argonaut ice ln each glass; add coffee mix­ iom or never turn out well. The during her seven months' visit to ern city to visit on business matters. for their home in the northern city. Western Manner Juice; and two cuRs grape Juice; nan never trusts the girl fully; he Calf iornla. I surely "get a kick" out Geoffrey F. Morgan, chairman of ture to within one inch of top of cool, strain and freeze* to mush-like s suspicious, jealous, and, worse and Setting glass. Cover with spoonfuls of whip­ consistency, using equal ..parts of ice of the way you answer some of Mrs. Rose E. Clemens and her Among the recent arrivals in the the Santa Monica library advisory ped cream, to which has been added .till, he feels terribly noble and self- those simpletons, especially old Sis­ sister, Mrs. Katherlne Wolf, who board, has brought to the atten­ and salt. '->, righteous because he married her Bay District are Mr and Mrs. Char­ Three hundred wives of delegates sugar to sweeten and a few drops ter Incubator. Wonder how she is reside ln California avenue, Santa les A. Brown, who arrived several tion of the press an article in the VANILLA ICE CREAM—MJx four tfter taking her without marriage. and officials to the Shriners' con­ j of orange extract. Serve imme­ cups of thick cream and fourSsuyjs progressing by now. Mrs. Lindsey, Monica, have as their house guests days ago, from their home in Texas. San Francisco Argonaut showing diately. Setter marry and skimp if neces­ I would just love to meet you before Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Rhelmeyer, who vention were luncheon guests at the that California residents are the of milk, or eight cups thin cream, sary than to do any experimenting Mr. and Mrs. Brown plan to visit in FRUIT PUNCH—Boil one quart I leave, but don't suppose I will formerly made their home ln San the Southland for the remainder of Uplifters ranch yesterday, plcnic- best libnary patrons in the United two cups of sugar and two table­ mtslde matrimony. have the pleasure. Hollywood is States. The article follows ln part: of water, two cups su-iar and two spoons vanilla extract. Freeze, using Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Rhelmeyer this year, and during their stay here, ing in the grove in true California I cups chopped pineapple 20 min- Q.—I wrote you about two weeks heaven to me and I regret that I have been spending some time tour­ will make their home at the Ross­ style. Mrs. Prank Jones of Houston, three parts finely crushed ice to one ago concerning a dear friend of have to go—especially since I can't ing ln Texas, and points of Interest "Extraordinary testimony that | utes; then add one cup orange juice, of salt. moore apartments, ln Ocean avenue, Texas, wife of the imperial poten­ California is Incomparably ahead one-half cup lemon Juice and one- nine. I asked you if you could help read your column sny longer. in the east. They plan to make Santa Monica. MILK SHERBET—Mix two cups wr get acquainted with some nice Twenty. their permanent home ln Los An­ tate; Mrs. Leo Youngworth, whose of all other states in her propensi­ | half cup raspberry or other fruit ties for reading is presented in the juice; cook, strain and dilute with sugar, one-half cup strained orange Maple. I watched the paper dally A.—It was so sweet of you to write geles, and will visit at the home Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Power of Phoe­ husband was elected to that office Juice and two tablespoon lemon »ut found no answer to my writing. thst letter, but why can you not of Mrs. Clemens and Mrs. Wolf for preliminary report on "The Read­ ice water. Juice and stir into one quart of nix, Arizona, who have been spend­ yesterday, and Mrs. Leroy Edwards ing Interests and Habits of Adults,' RASPBERRY MINT — To one 3ave I been Impolite to write to read my column any longer? The some time. ing some time in the Bay District, sweet milk. Stir thoroughly, cover /ou? I signed "A Good Wishing of the Los Angeles lodge were guests just published by the Macmillan i quart of lemonade sweetened to United States malls carry papers as the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. of honor. and freeze, using one part salt to Tiend." I hope I get a kindly re- from the Pacific coast to any point company. taste, add one-half cupful of crush- three of finely crushed ice. Mrs. Norman Pranks and her son Ralph W. Watkins, who resides ln ! ed raspberries and the bruised leaves •ty. Mrs. V. C. D. in the east and we have a number Oordon Pranks, who recently ar­ Ninth street, Santa Monica, left re­ The deep green of the old trees "This book is one in a series of FROZEN ORANGE WHIP — Boll A.—-You were not impolite in any of papers. All you have to do ls to of the grove fashioned an interest­ eight studies undertaken under the from a sprig of mint. ChUl for two two-thirds cup water and one cup rived ln the Southland from their cently for their home. ing background for the gay summer hours and serve in tall glasses, each vay to write to me; it was perfectly subscribe to one and read the Log home in Winnipeg, Canada, are in­ direction of the Carnegie corpora­ sugar until syrup will spin a thread ill right for you to do so. I can't daily. Perhaps some time you will frocks of the guests, who made yes­ tion of New York and the Ameri­ of which is garnished with a float­ when dropped from sip of spoon. teresting newcomers to the Bay Dis­ Mrs. O. A. Westfall of Lincoln terday the important play day of ing sprig of mint. luite figure how you expect me to come back to us. Then I may have trict. Mrs. Franks and her son boulevard, Santa Monica, and her can Association for Adult Educa­ Add one-fourth cup orange Juice lo anything for your friend when the pleasure of knowing you. the week's convention. A jazz or­ tion. It was prepared by Dr. Wil­ MINT JULEP—Strain the Juice plan to make their home at the children, left on Monday of this chestra played the songs of the and the grated rind of two oranges, _u give me no name nor address, Q.—I stayed up until a quarter of liam S. Gray, dean ul the College from five large lemons, ii.'d a bunch cover and keep warm one hour; Rossmoore apartments in Ocean week, for Denver. Colorado, where various states during luncheon and of slightly bruised mint leaves, four last letter has the same fault— 1 this morning to finish the "Lives avenue, Santa Monica. they plan to visit extensively for of Education at the University of then cool. Beat two cups of cream t might have come from the moun- special music was played for the Chicago, in collaboration with Miss three-fourths cup of, sugar and a and Letters of Abelard ano Heloise.'' some time. Mrs. Westfall and her members of the imperial party, until stiff, and add gradually the ains of the moon so far as any cue This book ls written by one O. W. children are making the trip by Ruth Munroe, A. M., formerly as­ cupful of hot water. Strain and add orange syrup. Cut two oranges in s concerned to teach me the con- Mrs. Lawrence Watson of San among whom there were Mrs. Fred sistant in the Cleveland public li­ three pints of chilled ginger ale. Wight, and was published in 1861. Francisco, who ls spending several motor. Wadley, Mrs. Earl Mills, Mrs. Clar­ halves crosswise, and remove pulp rary. The only thing wc can do ln It is by all odds the finest story and brary. Serve at once, garnished with mint and separate Into small pieces. Pour \ case like this is to write the story weeks in the Bay District, as the ence Smith, Mrs. Freeland Ken­ leaves. translation I have yet seen, and I house guest of her sister and bro­ drlck, Mrs. W. P. Jeffries. Mrs. "As a report on a very wide sub­ Juice from these oranges into a brick 'or the paper and this we do not do have read everything that I have Student Recital ject it ls open to criticism inso­ CURRANT FOAM — Add one mold; then put in alternate layers inless there is some unique reason ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Frank Roundy, Miss Anne Coldwell, quart of cold water to half a glass of ever seen with those two names on Ooodwin of Twenty-fifth street, Mrs. David Smith, Mrs. Louis Cole, much that its authors, apparently of cream and orange pulp until why we should help. Then, too, we lt. Ths book is like a benedlcton. Attracts Interest had neither the means nor the currant Jelly. Beat with a rotary mold is filled to overflowing. Ad- lave made a rule that we will not Santa Monica, has returned to the Mrs. Danna Williams, Mrs. Thomas beater until the Jelly is thoroughly After a few of my experiences, lt is residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ooodwin, Houston and the three honorees. time at their disposal adequately Just cover, pack in salt and ice ntroduce men to women nor women An Interesting student recital, un­ to investigate matters in the line dissolved. Add the Juice of one to men because we do not know like a breath from heaven to know following a visit of several days ln The committee in charge of the using equal parts, and let stand two that such a love ever did exist, and der the supervision of Mildred C. of tastes and proclivities that are lemon and thin strips o* the rind. hours. _iything about our correspondents Pasadena, during which time, she Bordon and Elizabeth Bordon of 433 luncheon consisted of the following Serve very cold. The beating makes accept what they, themselves, tell I hasten to recommend it to you. I was the house guest of friends re­ Los Angeles and Bay District materially affected by physical and judge there ls not an overwhelming Fifteenth street, was held at the intellectual environments and es­ a delicate foamy topping. ua The only thing I can do for siding in that city. studio of Tess Razalle recently women: Mrs. B. Heffner, Mrs. C. OLD - FASHIONED GINGER COSTLY TRANSPORTATION onely people is to introduce them demand for lt—the last due date More than 15 young music students Raymond Bradford, Mrs. Louis pecially by local social conditions. NEW YORK, June 6. UB—A new was stamped December 10. These differ greatly in different BEER—Mix together one teaspoon­ Among the local folk visiting at appeared, none of them more than Hauser, Mrs. Horace Wilson, Mrs. ful of powdered ginger, one-half cup yacht, built at a cost of more than 0 nice members of their own sex Minerva. the Lake Norconian Club recently, 13 years of age. Arthur Letts, Mrs. Sim Crabill and states. The point in the report $1,000,000, Ifl to take a party of once in a while, and I will do this A. — There seldom is an over­ are Mrs. Herbert J. Mann, Mrs.John which should prove of peculiar in­ sugar, one-fourth cupful vinegar Keyboard harmony and rhythmic Mrs. Joseph Musgrove. and four cupfuls of cold water. Boil Americans to Sweden for enter­ only If they are isolated on a ranch whelming demand for any piece of R. Brewster, Mrs. Blllie Mae Bryant, A drive of several hours along the terest to Californians is the fact tainment at court. H. E. Manville's or so situated that they can't make fine literature. I am always glad to and Mrs. Rose B. Parks. The group demonstrations as taught to the above set forth that Californians together about ten minutes or until very small tots of Elizabeth Bordon coast road and through the scenic well blended; cool and chill thor­ Hi Esmaro, 267 feet long, has Die­ friends for themselves. What Is the have my attention directed to any­ motored down to the resort for canyons that lead from it was en- as a community are more avid and sel engines and a cruising range of matter with your friends? Won't were among the things enjoyed most seemingly more discriminate ln oughly. thing that is fine and lnsplrng. I luncheon on Tuesday of this week. by an appreciative audience. The Joyed before a tour of Universal City 20.000 miles. Countess Folke Berna- they help the woman you are in­ have been praising Alice Tisdale their reading than are the people CANTON PUNCH—Boil four cups dotte of Sweden is Manville's terested in to become acquainted? following children appeared: Jane was made immediately before din­ Hobart's exquisite book, "By the Miss Rae Townsend, daughter of Levy, Prances Bllchfield, Patricia ner. of any other state in the Union. daughter. Q.—I have been out of the state Oity of the Long Sand." If I could Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Townsend of Kelly, Jimmy Ramsey, Virginia MORE BOOKS tlons to demonstrate a point of and have not lived with my husband get Mrs. Hobart's spirit into the Nineteenth street, Santa Monica, re­ Hellenthal, Russel Quandt. Jane PRINCE BENEDICT? "In the public libraries of Massa­ great Interest to Californians. It is for over a year nor have I heard women of America many of our turned to the Bay District recently, Stewart, Bobbie Spooner, Nannette one that ls touched upon by the from him. I would like to know how LONDON, June 6. iJD—Could lt chusetts there are more books per problems ought to automatically following a visit of several weeks, in Levy, Warren Hufford, Mary Gene be that the world's best known capita—2.22—than there are in authors only casually and dispas­ 1 am to go about getting a divorce solve themselves. I thank you for the northern part of the state. Miss Harman, John Wuest, Jeannette bachelor has intentions of being California. Here we have only 1.80 sionately. Their own interests do and on what grounds? 1 never ex­ calling my attention to the "Lives Townsend visited with former school Rosenberg, Donna Stewart, Fern otherwise? Princess Ingrid of Swe­ books per capita in our public li­ not carry them to the Pacific coast pect to go back east to him. I left and Letters of Abelard nnd Heloise.' friends from the University of Cali­ Elizabeth Reid, Dorothea Wuest, den was among the guests at a braries, and stand only fourth on and the Intensive Investigations him on account of his drinking as fornia, at Berkeley. She was accom­ Betty Pinkerton and Dorothy Huf­ made in connection with the report he would not give it up. Will you dinner given by the prince of the list. But the circulation of panied on her trip by her aunt, Mrs. ford. Wales. these public library books ln Mas­ were conducted in two suburbs of please give me some idea what it Pico-Rancho Market P. M. West, who makes her home Chicago — Hyde Park and North will cost me? j. M. H, sachusetts averages 4.81 per capita, Opens Tomorrowi n Hollywood. in Vermont, 3.86 per capita, in New Evanston, where they seem to have A.—I am not going to help you, Hampshire, 3.92 per capita, and in found conditions approximating or anybody else, trump up an excuse JUST AMONG US GIRLS Arrangements have Just been Mrs. L. Brigham and her daugh­ California, 7.33. closely the norm, which of course is for getting a divorce. You walked ter. Miss Iva L. Brigham of New Main street, U. S. A." off and left your husband instead completed for the formal opening York, who have been making their "The circulation of public library of staying there and suing for di- of the New Pico-Rancho market home at the Rossmoore apartments books may be accepted as a pe­ tomorrow and Saturday at 2214 ln Ocean avenue, Santa Monica, for culiarly good criterion of the de­ Pico boulevard. According to Mr. the past two years, left several days veloping tastes of youth as well French Women Pieman, owner of the building, this ago for their home ln the eastern Hov. is "the, boss as the already matured tastes of The Warren School new market will be one of the metropolis, where they will remain And h\_ eternal the adult reader. Therefore, the Know Secret of 730 Fourth Street Phone 22648 most complete in the Bay District. for two or three weeks, prior to remarkable circulation average of A complete refrigeration system has their departure for Connecticut, -tr\2.nc£\•-....*—• -it ij..y.i. ,,'.. I'V'.'lWl't. '"•^l;^Ul".•.•.l PKOT SEVTErt MARY DUGAN Mary Pickford to Bid Fans ON SCREEN «* SE\GE AT THE DOME < WILL CLOSE Of Fox Rosemary Goodbye Hear ye! Hear ye! Hear ye! The Santa Mary Pickford. appearing in "Coquette," her first talking picture, Trial of Mary Dugan" is nearing its will bid Fox Rosemary patrons farewell today, tbe engagement of this close. Hurry! Hurry! Today Is splendid production to conclude with this evening's performances. your last chance to occupy a front Tomorrow, Milton Sills and Dorothy Mackaill will open a three-days' seat at the most dramatic and ab­ run in their second talking picture, "His Captive Woman." Sills and Miss Mackaill made hosts of new sorbing human drama ever enacted beneath the dome of a structure admirers in their first speaking she catches the very spirit of care­ Monica free, happy American girlhood. dedicated to the administering of screen play, "." and will undoubtedly Increase their foUow­ Then, she meets Michael Jeffrey, justice. lng to still larger proportions in ardent young roisterer from the hill country. Johnny Mack Brown, the Thus would a bailiff cry the last "His Captive Woman," a whoUy dis- showings of the all-talking picture, former star halfback of the Univer­ Amusement "The Trial of Mary Dugan," which slmUar play and an intensely in­ sity of Alabama's football team, closes its four days' engagement at teresting one. plays this gallant adventurer. the Fox Dome theater this evening. In "Coquette" Mary Pickford has Norma's father, a fine old aristo­ Attending a performance of this achieved a transformation. She has crat, revolts at her new romance. engrossing play at the Fox Dome completely changed her personal­ But the love of Norma and Michael is next best to "sitting in" on a big ity and her appearance. She has ls stronger than family pride. murder trial, Itself, made especial­ taken a figure which has become Though Michael is not of her set, ly so by the superb acting of Norma an American tradition, the figure the little coquette falls In love with Shearer in the title role of "Mary of a Uttle girl with long, golden him. Overnight she steps from Dugan" and the defendant in the curls, and transformed lt into the girlhood into womanhood. PIER case, and others in the cast. image of a smartly poised young Despite her father's stubborn There ls Raymond Hackett, for woman, the very epitome of today's family pride, Norma secretly meets Instance, who plays Mary's brother, charming womanhood. She has Michael. Desperate, the heartbrok­ just beginning a law career and stepped forth as "Coquette" ln a en parent precipitates a tremendous fighting desperately to clear his sis­ Paris frock and the chic of smart­ climax throbbing with natural ter of the terrible charge against ly-bobbed hair. realism. New Rides her. Hackett ls seen and heard ln With the same fine enterprise, At left H. B. Warner, and at right Raymond Hackett, who are playing leading parts in "The Trial of Mary Dugan," the picture in the same part he en­ she selected the story of the little acted upon the stage. Southern coquette who recklessly TOUNG SPROUT famous trial film which is coming to a close at the Fox Dome theater in Ocean Park today and in the center Neil There is H. B. Warner, one of played with fire, as the first screen and I Hamilton, Baclanova and Clive Brook in a scene from the Paramount picture "A Dangerous Woman," playing America's finest actors, who plays expression of her new self. While JUST A FLAPPER at the Fox Criterion theater in Santa Monica, tomorrow and Saturday. the district attorney—grim, imper­ other stars and producers were sonal. Intent, only, upon seeing that hesitating over the advent of the society ls avenged. A "young sprout." new talking pictures, Miss Pickford That's the 1939 version of the Amusement There is Lewis Stone, always a decided to make a talking picture suave, polished man of the world— flapper! that would be a real one. "Co­ According to Alice White, lt is and it is such a characterisation he quette" is not a picture with mere Gripping Jungle Picture has been assigned ln this brilliant almost as old-fashioned to call a synchronized sound. It is a produc­ gal of the modern school a flapper drama. tion adapted especially for the talk­ Devices There are others, and each actor as it ls to call her "kiddo." Thrilling With Emotions and actress, plays the role given ing films, with a complete sound re­ "The Uttle woman" is another him, or her, with fidelity and care cording from opening scene to final new title the "big boy" or the —and each and every member of fadeout. "heavy sugar" inflicts upon the red- 6%y "A Dangerous Woman" ls coming to the Criterion theater for two the csst proves the possessor of a As Norma Besant ln the picture, hot mamma, but for the sweet days beginning on Friday. This is the first African all-talking film with splendid speaking screen voice. Miss Pickford plays gaily at the young thing of the gay '29s, a EDWIN MARTINI all-talking experienced and stage-experienced actors to appear on any It is entirely natural, then, that merry, frothy game of Ufe. Behind "sprout" is quite the newest in titles, local screen. It has everything—authentic African atmosphere, dramatic a powerful play, entrusted to a her dancing feet she leaves a trail and the provocative First National- Beautiful plot, romance, comedy and unparalleled acting. company of such capable players, of broken hearts. You will love Vitaphone star is ln the front Une Robert Armstrong and Jimmy The story of "A Dangerous Worn plus the most exacting care in film­ Mary ln these merry sequences for trenches! Gleason, that inimitable pair who an" is based upon a tense, absorb­ ing and recording, provides some­ reached fame as a stage team ln ing tale of the Jungle country by thing exceptionally fine—and that is Margery H. Lawrence, which ap­ MURDER OR what "The Trial of Mary Dugan" is. La Monica "la Zat So," are to be teamed ln peared in Cosmopolitan magazine. Ends Today fete movies. It deals with a modern Russian SUICIDE IS • They will be featured together in woman who falls under the dreamy, Last Times Tonite "No Brakes," a vehicle that Pathe romantic spell of primeval Africa BIG PROBLEM Rupert Hughes Ballroom originally intended for Alan Hale. and turns her love-energies to a BY ALL MEANS veritable stalking of all the white Rarely do different persons see Film Story at Featuring Tay Garnett will direct and Glea­ men who come within her ken in a happening in the same way. Scan "GO son, who is equally as famous as a the out-post village in which she World's Greatest Trial Interpreted the auto accident reports of two, The Brentwood Through the Miraele of the Talking playwright, will aid ln the adapta­ lives. She captures the hearts of three or four eye-witnesses and the NOW tion of the/.tory. each ln turn, relinquishing each Screen! leyst former victim for the thrill of en­ chances are you'U find two, three A beautiful and unusual love story Loge Parties snaring a new one. or even four different versions, or has been made from "The Olrl on CUMMINGS' PLUM Baclanova, Russian dramatic art­ at least dissimilar ln many details. the Barge." one of Rupert Hughes' Sensational . . Dynamic . . Electri­ In this day when stage folk are iste, formerly with the Moscow Art "Through Different Eyes," Fox Morton Downey's winning most popular novelettes, and ls be­ fying Picturixation of the Famed getting all the breaks It is nice to all-talking Movietone drama sen­ theater, and lately a tremendous Irish smile and rich tenor ing shown at the Brentwood theater Play— record the awarding of a film plum success in "The Wolf of WaU sation opening a two days' engage­ voice, combined with that to an old time movie stand-by. Street," plays the title role in her ment at the Fox California today, tonight and Friday, with Jean Her­ So here goes a plum to Irving own Inimitable, exotic manner. projects this trait ln human beings, elusive thing called sholt in the starring role. Sally Cummlngs. Clive Brook, NeU Hamilton and in the story, revolving around the "screen personality," have O'Nell has the title role, with Mal­ THE TRIAL OF He has been signed by Pox to death by gun wound of an artist, Leslie Fenton are the handsome put him in the forefront of colm MacGregor sharing the love direct "The Hurdy-Gurdy Man," colonial residenters who fall captive "Jack Winfield," played by Warner Baxter, in the home of Harvey and the new arrivals to the interest. which is to be George Jessell's first before the romantic onslaughts of screen for whom talking talkie for this studio. the siren. Viola Manning, a married couple The story ls set in a novel atmos­ MAKY Jessell is now resting at Prench with whom he is very friendly. The pictures promise a golden phere. The greater part of tho ac­ Lick Springs, Ind., but will soon Snitz Edwards and Clyde Cook give lavishly of their talents in pro­ Mannings are portrayed by Ed­ future. "Mother's Boy/' tion takes place on a tug and the arrive here to start work on his new mund Lowe and Mary Duncan. which is having its pre­ barge lt tows from New York to film. ducing the comedy-relief. Buffalo. These ls an inherent feud DUGAN The question the police face is: Cummings is the director of many The aet for "A Dangerous Wom­ miere at the George M. WITH an" was constructed by a studio ar­ "Did Winfield' commit suicide or between the barge and tug folk. An Pox successes Including "In Old was he murdered?" Cohan theater in New illiterate little girl on the barge falls Arizona." chitect, Hans Dreier, who lived for three years in the jungle and veldt Because of certain circumstantial York, is his first picture in love with the pilot of the tug. Her NORMA of Africa. He spent months on re­ evidence, Harvey Manning has been for Pathe. He is now father ls furious when the pilot POWELL'S NEXT search and construction work for taken into custody and charged working on the second. teaches her to read, declaring "larn- WUliam Powell most make one the set which was as large as a city with the murder, but the defense in' never did me no good." Then SHEARER more film for Paramount before he park. counsel argues that Winfield de­ follows one of the sweetest love Supported by H. B. Warner, becomes a star. stroyed himself—and as the defense FILM LARDNER PLAY stories ever filmed capped with a Lewis Stone . . The Author- So he has been cast for an im­ Another former resident of Al- tremendous climax whleh ls the rica, Gerald Grove, staged the dia­ attorney presents his argument, the Paramount will make a talking Bayard VeUer—Directed It portant role with Hal Skelly in happenings of the fatal night arc picture of Ring Lardner's New York very epitome of drama. The pic­ for M-G-M! "Behind the Make-up." log of the film. He taught every ture was filmed on the Champlaln "MICKIE MPVSE" member of the cast the native Af­ re-enacted. play, "Elmer the Oreat," and has Robert Milton, noted stage di­ retitled lt "Fast Company." Mary Ship canal ln New York state. Cartoon In Sound rector, wiil be at the megaphone rican language, Swahlli, which IE Tbe prosecution ridicules the sui­ used effectively on many of the cide theory and reconstructs the Eaton, Jack Oakie and Richard Alan Hale ln "The Spieler" with FOX MOVIETONE NEWS and Esther Ralston will be leading "Skeets" OaUagher have the chief lady. sequences of the film. events of the evening from a mur­ Renee Adoree ls also on the same "A Dangerous Woman" needs der viewpoint—and again the same roles. program. l_* . .1 nothing more to make it one of the characters, but people of vastly June 8 JOBYNA'S TALKIE most amazing of audible pictures different habits and Inclinations, DuU rumors of a recall or contest are seen in the same home, but one Starts Tomorrow—3 Days Only ia the election of Richard Arlen for yet seen at the Criterion theater. 7.15 P. M. < Don't miss It! with a whoUy different atmosphere. Ends Tonight With .nayor were heard at Toluca lake Here then, are two different in­ today when Charley Farrell learned "Thru Different Eyea" John Boles that Jobyna Ralston, wife of Arlen, terpretations of the same night and m CRITERION *-y^Slmtjf*. nad gone to work. Incidents leading up to its tragic Singing Hero of As long as Mrs. Arlen stayed at DANCERS IN culmination. Each Is logical, pos­ Laura "THE DESERT SONG" iiome she kept the dozen or more sible, plausible. (And He Sings Again!) residents of this section in good 'DESERT SONG' Then, sudden and startling, th­ FEATURE HUNTLEY GORDON Review of .umor and thereby kept Charley reat "truth outs" and both previ­ U Plante Parrell, losing candidate, from hold- The great mess hall of a French ous versions crumble. This unique Ladies' Matinee 2.15 Tomorrow—Any Seat to Ladles 26c ng another election ln Arlen's ab- Moroccan military post, thronged speaking screen feature, played by the splendid cast to which lt has ence. with soldiers, their wives and other Jobyna is to do her first talkie at been entrusted, makes "Through Kiddie Parade Columbia. It ls ln one of the lead­ women of the establishment, forms Different Eyes" a current sensa­ PREVIEW ing feminine roles in "College Co- one of the colorful settings of "The tion of the vocalized silversheet. vauette." Ruth Taylor, lt is rumored, Desert Song," the tremendously It Ends It Ends ••-ill have the other chief feminine popular operetta which has Just TONIGHT ?©le. General Birabeau commandant of Tonight Fox ROSEMARY Tonight Children's With Dick signing a new starring reached the screen as a Warner the post. contract and Jobyna working, Brothers' Vitaphone production, and It ls ln this setting, too. that the And then Friday and Saturday things looked bad for Toluca Lake's takes its place as the first musical entire chorus of 100 voices is heard HEAR AND SEE •elltical welfare. in a spirited rendition of the beau­ Costume BaD play ever presented as a complete tiful French Marching Song, one of MORENO SIGNED talking and singing picture. It wUl , the most inspiring ensemble num- Within a few hours after he re­ be the attraction at the Tlvoli the- ! bers ever written for a musical play turned from a vacation in Europe, ater tonight and Friday. Throughout the production, ln "A Antonio Moreno was signed by Co­ Entertainment at this colorful i addition to the dialogue of the lumbia to play the lead in "Light military gathering ls supplied by characters, are the songs and DANGEROUS Fingers," a talkie melodrama. a group of Nautch dancing girls choruses which have served to Dorothy Revier will have the headed by the exotic Azuri, whose make "The Desert Song" perhaps Pageant of leading feminine role and Thomas contortions are summartly halted i the most sensationally successfu WOMAN by ^the unexpected entrance of operetta in the history of tbe stage Rlckett, Carroll Nye and Charles BACLAN OVA. Gerrard will have important parts. CUVE IHOOK oseph Henebery will direct. NEIL HAMILTON Children Screen LAST MINUTE NEWS TODAY AND Ray Dooley, stage favorite, is to FoxCALirORNIA TOMORROW be starred by Sonoart, the concern Stars which starred her husband, Eddie WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS .... m of the Jungle's sinister sOence and brooding mystery. And Dowllng, in "The Rainbow Man." U just because she longed for love they called her "A DANGEROUS It Ends It Ends WOMAN. Tonite! Ml Children With Parents Chester Morris, who wat vaulted Tonite! to screen fame almost overnight Thru Different Eyes" and Escorts Welcome following his success in "Alibi,'' has —WITH— been signed to play opposite Dolores Costello in "Second Choice" at War­ Warner Baxter—Mary Duncan ner Brothers. r 10o% Edmund Lowe 100% Walter Pidgeon, who was well Talking Entertaining Admission to '-.own on the stage as an actor and ^jtftO MARY, singer before entering pictures, has TIVOU -iii-mimimi Ballroom been signed as leading man for ^ 5 A NTA MONICA BLV O Leatrice Joy ln her first Plrst Na­ * SAWTELLE * tional talkie, "A Most Immoral Wilshire Blvd. at Federal Lady." RENTWOGf. r____J \P_CKrcTEx). Brentwood Heights Tonight and imiiiiiHihiiiimiiiniiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiniiiiiiiiii Lupino Lane has been signed by THEATRE V FREE Paramount for a comedy role in BIG DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Maurice Chevalier's second talking- Friday Tonight and Friday jcoojueTTe; singing fUm, "Ths Love Parade," which Ernst Lnbitsch will direct. THE GIRL ON THE BARGE" STARTS TOMORROW—3 DAYS ONLY Always the Best Jack Mulhall, First National star, With JEAN HERSHOLT and SALLY O'NEIL Music and bis wife are leaving this week From Rupert Hughes' Story for a vacation trip to Hawaii. Mul­ KajSg-SHA, MiltontlllS in. hall has just finished a btt of pio­ —AND— neering, playing the first dual talkie ALAN HALE in "THE SPIELER" role yet attempted. It was ln "Dark DotothyMAClUIll Special jfecrets," the film he made after With RENEE ADOREE and FRED KOHLER Mness had forced Milton Sills to leave the cast. Jack will star in UK CAPHVE- "Touchdown," a First National pro­ duction, upon his return. «>« DAYTIME RECREATION *">« THE Band •ANTA MONICA MOUNTAIN COACH LINES WOM Frank Gilmore, head of Actors' Terminal— Broadway Union Stag* Depot—Oct.. n Ava. at Bdwy., a. M Equity, Is enroute to Hollywood. It Southern Callfer-nla. Most Beautiful Oeean and Mountain Drives / Ladles' Matinee 2:15 Tomorrow June 8th is said that he plans to organize « 30 A. M tltO A. M. 140 P. M. 3:30 P. M S:30 P. M Two Shows, 7:00 ind 9:00 P. Ml (Um actors in an eight-hour work­ BOUND -ram Any Seat to Ladies 25c ing day schedule. II* Te>-_» CSB.oa, SLM _>v PAGE EIGHT SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1929 "'I'm not telling,' Uncle Jerry to the boys. So long, son.' NEW HOSPITAL WORLD IMPROVES said stubbornly. "He gripped Uncle Jerry's hand AUCKLAND, N. Z., June 6 t«*V—! GENEVA, June 6 csv-The wort "Dad nodded. 'All right. I won't and went out." | A fully equipped hospital, with au Many Seekers for hold that against you. Here's one of Peterson faces that snarling • Isolation ward, operating amphi­ ls better off than ln pre-war day my guns. Don't use it unless you mob to save his brother! More theater and dispensary, has been ln the view of the League of Na-1 GOLD BlUILILIEirS have to. Til do the best I can for climaxes ahead in tomorrow's opened here for the care of p.nimal tlons. A communique notes you. I'll get you out somehow. I'm chapter. I pets and birds. All operations are production of foodstuffs and i Big Of ficePlum s going to lock you up now and talk Copyright, 1929, William Morrow Co. E performed under anesthetics. materials ls 21 per cent. Synopsis—The fugitive rr bytarns !Charle broke Intos coldbloodeG. Boothd laughter. . looky here. Ten-to-One," he argued. Jerry Ogden and his fiancee, Lacy Yes, he'd gone up to his office st "There's a wad uh money mlssta' I New British Premier Will are ready to face the charge that an' we got an idee. Jerry had a i Soon Name Members Jerry killed hb father. With Dea­ •sunrise. And the Pllnkerton man? con and Vi-biM listening intently, | Lying on his baok with his hands pardner. If he had, the sharp may Of Cabinet Jerry relates the story of his fath­ lashed to his legs and a gag ln his be able to rope the pardner in, too. er's last six hoars as Alex Peter­ j mouth I The window was broken The boy's admitted he done It By CONSTANTINE BROWN son—«iz hoars of grim horror that ' in and so was Lundy's tin-can safe Ain't that enough?' Special Cable to the Oatlook and changed the gambler of Skull and Lundy was out a matter of the Chicago Dally News Valley into the staid Andrew Og­ . $10,000. '"A pardner i' Dad had Jumped LONDON, June 6.—Ramsay Mac­ den—a story that Ogden first re­ "According to Lundy, the de- at that. It might account for donald has returned to London vealed to his son a few hoars be­ | scription of the man who shot up Uncle Jerry's fool play. from Windsor Castle, where he had fore he was murdered. Peterson's the faro game resembled Uncle "'God help you if you are lying, a short Interview with the king, who brother, Jerry, had been given a Jerry. entrusted to him the formation of a miners' trial and sentenced to "Well, before Lundy had locked Lundy!' dad threatened. Then he new cabinet. hang. Breaking away from the up the receipts Sunday morning he addressed the mob. 'Listen, men. PIGGLY WIGGLY Macdonald ls still hesitating aoout men, he rushed to his brother's mixed a handful of salt with the I am going into the mine to talk to the distribution of the principal shanty. Peterson locks his brother gold dust. That afternoon he and a my brother. The door'll be open— ; into the Two Brothers mine and seats ln the cabinet among his chief couple of prospectors had gone to you can rush us If you feel like it— followers, all of whom are eager to defies the menacing mob. Uncle Jerry's room and found a obtain the big plums. 1 couple of bags of dust,—and there but there'll be 12 of you shaking IMPORTANT POST CHAPTER XXXIV | was salt in them. hands with the devil.' Piggly Wiggly Ads— Xt is difficult for the prime min­ HUMAN WOLVES " "That's the damnedest lie your "Dad unlocked the mine door and ister to reconcile the personal am­ Jerry's boyish eloquence had car- ! tongue ever let loose, Lundy,' dad swung lt open. Jerry was waiting bitions of his devoted friends with ried me back to the Torridity of || flashed at him. 'I'll give you 10 sec- for him on the other side of the Are good news to every housewife. They contain wal bargains o_t the necessity of having the best men yesterday. The man I had known j onds to swallow it!' door. Dad grabbed him by the foodstuffs—and often serve as menu suggestions, too. Thousands of in the Important ministerial posts. M Andrew Ogden was before me, "Tt ain't no lie. Ten-to-One,' he shoulders. the evening sun glinting on the gold I The question of who should be for­ I said. T wish! it was. We took the "'You heard what Lundy said?' thrifty housewives are watching for Piggly Wiggly ads every day. eign secretary Is undoubtedly the bullets at his waist and on the gold lad down to hall, glved him his filigree of his gun butts. I heard I trial fair and square, an'—well, 300 "'It's true, Alex,' Uncle Jerry most important one. Although the groaned. chief of the Labor party realizes he "You can imagine what dad felt Special values below are effective Thursday, Friday and Saturday, cannot fill the two difficult posts of I think he'd sooner have had Uncle prime minister and foreign secre­ Jerry stick a knife ln his back. tory, as he did ln the previous Labor "Uncle Jerry went on with his administration, he wants to control yarn. He'd been going with a man DEL MONTE SOLID PACK P&G WHITE NAPHTHA personally Oreat Britain's foreign who had drifted Into tlje camp re- relations. Hence his desire to give "Dad blew up, then. 'You damned tbat Important department to some­ fool!' he stormed. Tf you wanted body wbo will have no objection to more money why didn't you come Tomatoes Laundry Soap being controlled and advised by the to me?' premier. "Dad stood at the door of the 3 No. 1 No. 2* J. H. Thomas, who has the repu­ tunnel, staring off across the des­ tation of being a shrewd negotiator ert. Lundy and his gang quiet an' Cans . . Can . . 7 Bars 25c and is not yet fully conversant with waiting. Dad was thinking; Jerr- international affairs, seems to Mac­ was his kid brother. He shouldn't donald to be the best choice and lt have brought the boy to this sink Brillo Aluminum Easis.de ls more than possible that he will hole. Yes, it was his fault. Cleanser O E_ _, The Perfect Brew sit in Austen Chamberlain's room " 'Scared, son?' he asked gently, 3 Pk-... _£DC Par Bottle...... at the foreign office. facing Uncle Jerry again. 'Let's Free! MAY PICK GRAHAM hear about it.' Alber Olive Lady Alice Philip Snowden naturally was o "It appeared that before the first Mince *\ f\ To Our Patrons Sliced Beets fered and accepted the treasury po robbery 10 weeks back Uncle Jerry 3-oi. Tin JLUC No. 2 Can..y... and Lord Thomson the air ministr had lost a couple of thousand do' The admiralty needs ln present ci lars playing black Jack at Lundy'.- Gold Medal A miniature package Heinz Cider cumstances a man who "can hand The game was crooked, he said Malt Syrup /»A. Vinegar Uncle Jerry had lifted the gold ta of Pep-o-mint admirals and Juggle with figures 2H-lb. Can DUC Quart Bottla..., It Is likely the choice will fall o. Lundy's office and the money ir. William Graham, former flnancia Lundy's bar, and he'd held up the Tree Tea faro game. Those Jobs gave him Sunsweet secretary of the treasury and Snow Orange Pekoe Q Q -, lH!_jR*SmwfnifflFi?* Large Prunes den's most trusted lieutenant. J. R back the money he'd lost but he'd Clynes, leader of the house of com sat in at a poker game with two M-lb. Pkf JOC 1-lb. Package... of the cleverest card sharps ln the As mons in the Labor government oi Skull. They took $6,000 from him. Bishop's Salad Comet Rice 1924, is likely to go to the Rome Two thousand was his—or Lundy's Free I long as Flakes -ffice, the post which was held ln —the rest . . . was dad's. There ""'£... 20c supply lasts Par Pkg he previous Labor cabinet by Ar- had been a couple hundred ounces hur Henderson, who will now be- of gold in dad's safe, \ jme lord privy seal and deputy cently. This man had suggested :ader ln the house of commons, the shouting oi tne enragea miners citizens un Torridity neard nlm pulling off something big—Lundy'r f ms relieving Macdonald of the holiday receipts, say. Uncle Jerr* 'irden of controlling the parlia­ rushing at him. admit he done lt! That right, Special Deal! Free Offer! boys?' didn't want to go ln that deep, br mentary machine. "In those days a huge overhang he had to put dad's gold back be Copyright, 1929, by the Chicago of rock stuck out of the mountain­ "Dad went sick at the roar the fore Tuesday morning and, well, Daily News. Inc.) side above the door," Jerry was mob put up. He couldn't dispute they'd done it. 1 _•£.' White King saying. the testimony of 300 witnesses " For God's sake speak to me. "The crowd swooped onto the —some of them his own men. What Washing Machine Soap deviltry had got into the lad? Alex!" Jerry begged, after finishing 'eachers Present mine property, making a fearful hfs story. 3 Bars Mission Bell racket, but when they saw dad " 'Where's the Flinkerton man?" "Dad softened—he couldn't help Music Students thumbing his gun belt, they stopped lad demanded of Lundy. it. Tt hits me pretty hard. son. Who Toilet Soap ind piled up ln a semi-circle, hem- "But Lundy wasn't telling. 'Now, was in with you?' e A handsome and practical set of Presenting her senior and Junii ilng him ln. Not too close, though. 'Dad knew he couldn't hold them • •...* ** i 1 K Bubble BaU pupils, Mrs. Gertrude Groos < Med. at real live rubber. IS Inch*, la dl >23H Ashland avenue. Ocean Pari ike that much longer. They weren't • meter wben Inflated 4 Dessert Glassettes eacher of piano, announces a stu­ ;arrylng ropes for nothing. W.V. FULLER £r CO. 1 dent recital to be held in the Tes.*. "What'll you have, Lundy?" he ALL FOR Rsselle studio, Fourteenth street drawled. FREE "•"•*:r "" 6 Pkgs. and Pico boulevard, for Friday eve­ "Lundy blinked through his $ ning, June 14. eight-sided glasses. You'll hear more P^wr-ZENADARE... According to Mrs. Groos, more about those glasses presently. 1.39 than 26 pupils will take part In the . '"That brother uh yourn, Ten-to- Jell-well for 49c demonstration and the instructor One.' JSxpert on color in the Home* invites c.11 interested to attend the "'What for?' dad demanded. affair. " 'Crackln' my safe this mornin'— steady tharl' There ls no money ln circulation "I can see dad lunging at him, Corn in all Greenland except some very gun in hand, eyes bleak with fury. VIRDEN BRAND DEL MONTE STEWART BRAND small coins. 'Take that lie back, Lundy?' "T reckon not,' Lundy grinned. A good grade of Country Gen tie - Bartlett Pearg packed with original Berry Preserves ln the economical men Corn ln No. 1 alza Una. flavor and freshneaa retained. 5-oz. size. At a mission in England the min­ Tt ain't no lie.' ister speaks from a pulpit which re­ "'You've got two minutes to SPECIAL VALUE SPECIAL VALUE SPECIAL VALUE sembles the prow of a ship. prove ltl' "Lundy began. Fifty ounces of gold had been taken out of his of­ No.2iCan. 27c 2 Glasses . • IOC fice three months before. Two weeks 3 No. 1 Cans 25c later $300 had been lifted from his SKINNY MEN bar. Still a month later some one Gain weight in few weeka had shot up Lundy's faro game and RIONA BRAND pulled in $500. About the time the with new YEAST and IRON. game was shot up, Lundy had Grapefruit No. 2 Can Your own druggist guaran­ brought a Flinkerton detective to tees results—or pay nothing Torridity. SHORTENING Dally tha letters pour In telling how Ironised Yeast has put on 6 to "The previous Saturday being the 15 pounds of Rood, solid flesh In a Fourth of July and pay night, a Snowdrift 2-lb. Can *'ew weeks. Has built up strength In good deal of dust and currency had nervous, tired people. Has cleared come into Lundy's by Sunday night. -oz. Tin 35c TuT' 23c n-°*'43c she is glad to have you write her for indi­ Pint 60C Qaait'1.10 vidual help and suggestions—as thousands -nniu'ii-'iMiiiiiiiiiiimittiitimiimiiui-iiiiiiiiiHiii-iHiiiimiiMi'ttii'mi^ of women have done...For eighty years W. P. Fuller &. Co. have been serving the West with good painting products. Now, Fruit and Vegetable Department in this era of better taste in home decorat­ Theae Prices Effective Friday and Saturday at Piggly Wiggly Standi ing and the use of color they are glad to offer these interesting radio programs... ready for Be sure to tune in next Wednesday—hear a Peas, Sweet Northern 3 lbs. 25c pracacal talk on how to use Fulkrglo, the summer Fuller paint for walls, ceilings and woodwork. Warmer daya — lighter Corner 4th & Montana Sts. foods and more fruits Tomatoes, Coachella lb. 15c "B" ZONE LOT about 100x100 ft. Just 1 block I and vegetables. Plggly from Gables Club. A very choice and most prom­ Wiggly standa are t h o r o ughly prepared Bananas, Large Fancy 4 lbs. 25c ising parcel for investment and income. The pur­ with th* choicest frultc chaser of this wonderful parcel stands a mighty and vegetablea of the good chance to "CASH IN" quickly and on a BIG W. P. FULLER & Co. season. Eat lots ol Summer Squash 5 lbs. 25c 8C&-6. them, especially dur­ 2819-23 MAIN STREET, SANTA MONICA ing the warm summer Don't Fail to Investigate NOW! You Set the Price! •30 branches in 38 Western Unes months. Tou will feel Rhubarb—Giant 5 lbs. 16c Bayer to assume present mortgage of $13,000 at 1%—a Bank better and enjoy keen­ loan, doe In about l'/2 years. Terms on balance of bid. er appetites. Cantaloupe, Jumbo 36 2 for 25c DIRECTIONS: Wilshire to 4th St., then north 4 blocks to I property, corner Montana and 4th. I W. P. FULLER ftCO . 2819-23 Main Street No. 27—1440 Third Street. SanU Monica No. 85—930 SanU Monica Blvd- SanU Monica New Store—14th and Montana No. 147—2712 Main Street, Ocean Park CH.OCQNWOR frSON MONTANA HARDWARE H. C SCHWENK No. 10— 1J9 Pier Av.nue, Oeean Path No. SS—1122 W. Washington Blvd- Venice 1012 Montana Ave. 1407 T_u.i_ __«M No. 93—27 Market Street, Venice No. 65—11320 SanU Monica Blvd., Sawtelle luctionccrs <____^»£v. Brentwood Heights 641 S. Western Ave. FItzroy 2134 JOHN REID J1W4 S_i V,caou Bird. ECTION Member of the Associated Press fUSSIFIED TWO * EVE LOOK S Established October 13, 1875 Each Day's Paper Better Than the Last UADS* SAMTA MONICA. CALIFORNIA. THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1929 DARROW AND WILSON DEBATE PROHIBITION PROBLEM Sunday Speaker End Community Here Is Eugene O'Neil Lawyer Cheered, Mellon Presents Leaps From Vesuvius Roars As He Is Typed From Life Window When Service Activity Booed by Throng Views on Crime Police Enter New Warning Treasury Secretary Talks ST. PAUL, Minn., Jane 6. Board of Education Takes Noted Attorney Takes .— The services being conducted by radio only on a channel cleared for was to stand preliminary examina­ MacQuarrie Europe. Papers were filed on the President Hoover will attend the {Included ln the bequests was $5000 Music by the Santa Monica mu­ the exclusive use of a high pow­ tion ln municipal court today for Evangelist Arthur F. Ritchey at the for Roberta Pafflin to aid her In nicipal band. ered station. assault on Joseph Austin, 323 Vcult leader at a home near Ojai. celebration marking the comple­ Ocean Park Christian church, Rose 11:16 A. M.—California botanical tion and opening of the great lock ; her art education: Mrs. Mildred LED FIGHT South Flower street, Los Angeles. avenue and Washington boulevard, i Goekin, $5000: $1000 each to Minne gardens, Mandeville canyon at Commissioner Harold A. Lafount He ls accused of assault with a system on the Ohio river extending j DeVry, Jonathan S. Vodermark and Beverly boulevard. Motor Co. 'Motorized Thieves* from Pittsburgh to Cairo and form­ Venice, are continuing and increas­ of the Pacific none led the fight deadly weapon. ing in interest each evening this | David Q. Vodermark. Real estate Planting in Grove of Honor of 7- against molesting the present ar­ According to Blalock, Jones ing a part of the inland waterway was given to Bert Andrews upon year-old sequoia sempervlrans by 1448 Second St. Are Held for Trial system. | week, according to the pastor. rangement, put into effect last No­ slashed Austin with a pocketknlfe condition he would pay $150 month­ N. S. G. W. and planting of euca­ vember under the sweeping real­ at the latter's apartment on May Phone 24953 Five counts of conspiracy to The ceremony, which will con­ Evangelist Ritchey is assisting J. R. ly for life to Minnie F. Andrews. lyptus by N. D. G. W. location when the assignments of 27 during an altercation regarding Open Evenings and Sundays commit petty theft and receiving tinue three days, will be held this Blunt, pastor, ln a series of evan­ Basket picnic under the live oaks, 94 per cent of the 600-odd broad­ a remark cast at Mrs. Austin. stolen property weer dismissed fall at a time convenient to the gelistic meetings. near the Grove of honor. casting stations were changed. against Hazel Spaney and Bessie president. It probably will be in Mr. Ritchey spoke last night from Coffee will be served gratis to all Commissioner E. O. Sykes, repre­ Gibson, accused as "motorized October, at which time the chief I the text Matt. 16:16-18, setting Bar Sales of (bring your own cups). senting the southern zone, who shoplifters," today by Municipal executive hopes to be able to visit i forth the teaching of the Scripture Introduction of noteu guests by proposed the changes as a means Judge R. Morgan Oalbreath at a other places in the country, In­ | on "Christian Unity." He said ln Sleep Powders Senior Past President Eugene W. of forcing the synchronization of preliminary hearing of the case ln cluding Texas and the Mississippi part that Christ purposed lt and Under instructions from Los Biscailuz. stations, was supported by Chair­ GOING AWAY? Los Angeles. river flood district. | prayed for it, that Paul counseled Angeles city council, the city at­ man Ira E. Robinson. At the same time. Judge Oal­ ONLY TRIP the brethren to speak the same torney has completed preparation But ln rejecting the Sykes mo­ You will find the trip will be made easier and free from worry breath ordered them held for trial thing and work together ln love. The trip to the Ohio and through today of an ordinance to prohibit Children March tion, the commission approved the if you store your treasured household possessions with us. ln superior court on a charge of the South Is the only one the presi­ He explained briefly how the Chris­ the sale and distribution of all selection of a single cleared chan­ burglarizing the Paris Suit and Mil­ dent is planning for this year as tian believers ln the past had preparations and compounds con­ At La Monica nel for experimental synchroniza­ linery House, Los Angejes. They he expects to remain ln Washington ! drifted away from the unity that taining barbituric acid, to minors. tion during a 30 or 60 day period. were arrested on May 23 by Police­ during the now talked of recess of existed among the believers in the The acid acts as any of the ordi­ La Monica ballroom, distinctively The details have been left to Its Redman Fireproof Warehouse Co. woman Mary Ross and Detective ! first century and that men had del­ the resort of the elite among lovers congress. He probably will make nary habit-forming drugs and the engineering division, subject to the MOVING AND STORAGE Isabel Carpenter after pursuing week-end trips to his fishing lodge egated to themselves authority that ordinance was asked by the health ef dancing ln Santa Monica, has put commission's approval. These ex­ Miss Gibsons car following their on the upper waters of the Rap- the Scriptures did not justify, re­ department. The matter waa re­ on its "Sunday best" for the chil­ periments will be to ascertain 2428 Santa Monica Blvd. Tel. 23104 attempted theft of a fur coat, the sulting ln the conditions that were ferred to the council health and dren's costume bail Saturday eve­ whether or not lt is practicable for ldan river ln the Blue Ridge moun­ the cause of the dark ages; that the officers testified. tains of Virginia. sanitation commute for approval. ning, which will be featured by a two high powered stations on op­ Protestant reformation was an at­ march past review of last Sunday's posite sides of the country, to op­ tempt to reform a bad situation of Children's Floral Parade, staged at erate simultaneously during eve­ that period, which resulted ln the Ocean Park by Mrs. Earl A. Fraser. ning hours without ruinous distor­ forming of many separate denom­ Air Minded Mrs. Fraser, who originated the tion and Interference. Commission­ inations of Christ's followers, as new Idea of the beautiful pageant of the er Lafount likewise opposed this leaders and groups had new ideas children ten years ago and has proposal on the ground that ex­ and separated themselves from sponsored and brought it to a suc­ periments of this kind are being The Santa Monica Drug Co. •thers to give emphasis to those cessful conclusion as the outstand­ conducted continually without suc­ Tskes Great Pleasure in Announcing to Our Many id-Ma ing feature of the summer season at cess. His conclusion was that moet of Ocean Park on each succeeding Friends That he follower* of Christ today admit year, announces that Saturday's The Sykes motion, specifically, '.hat a great mistake has been made, costume ball at La Monica will be was that the reallocation order of THE OWL DRUG COMPANY'S and that there should be a strong as near as possible a restaglng of last November be amended so that effort put forth to unite all believers last Sunday's colorful event. In ad­ ( seven. Instead of eight, cleared in Christ on the teachings of the dition to the floats used ln the i channels be assigned to each of Bible. He stated that the Bible parade and the children ln costume, the five radio zones, and that on could be taken to any land where arrangements have been made to each of these five channels the feature a number of Hollywood's commission assign, for simultaneous Buy-Two Sale lt had not been taught and If fol­ lowed a church could be established most famous screen children, sev­ night operation, not more than two Palace Fish Market where all could be one as they were eral of whom appeared tn the chil­ stations located ln different zones. Will Take Place under the teachings of the apostles dren's parade. He held the view, concurred in by 1421 Third Street Santa Monica and the holy spirit The costume ball ls scheduled to Judge Robinson, that stations can Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Mr. Ritchey speaks tonight on ; start at 7:15 p. m., with the floral so adjust and control their signals Phone 21375 "Bible Repentance," and L. O. Bar­ parade upon the dance floor set for as to prevent heterodyning or "whistling" and thus operate on June 10, 11 and 12 Here Twenty Years AO Fish Guaranteed Strictly Fresh num of Ocean Park will sing "Jesus. ! 7:30 o'clock. As this sale is an annual event only and, as each Lover of My Soul" (McDougall). He While hundreds of Invitations the same channel with only neg­ will speak on Friday night on "The (have been mailed by Mrs. Fraser ligible Interference in a restricted item is well known and the quality unquestioned, wa Qlory of Young People." There Gov. George A. Parks of area. Engineers, on the other hand, strongly urge the purchasing of these goods by the personally to her many friends, the claim synchronization ls out of the Special—Brook Trout were a number of responses to the Alaska flew from Juneau public ls cordially invited to attend, dozen. Invitation last night. There will be to Oakland, Calii'., ap­ i children ln particular. question at this time and that the HALIBUT ROCK BASS SHRIMP baptismal services on Friday night. cleared channel is the salvation of Full page ads in the Los Angeles papers will appear proximately 1800 miles, in Manager Ernest Pickering of La the remote listener. BARRACUDA SOLES "^ SEA BASS 19 hours 48 minutes \ Monica ballroom has engaged the Friday, Saturday and Sunday SALMON MACKEREL FISH ROE Motorists in Phi.adelph'a are fined famous "Night Hawk" orchestra for FILLET SOLS SMELTS ABALONE I for carrying ad vert'rt-rr •..'*- of firms elapsed time to see his In the sultanate of Oman, in Ara­ 301 Santa Monica Boulevard ROCK COD CRABS % ithe evening, which will be devoted ion spare tire covers on ***.thei r ma­ niece gradv ted from ito dancing after the children's cos- bia, ln an area of 32,000 square miles TELEPHONE 21471 chines. Mills college, Oakland. Uume ball and march past review. there is not an automobUe. PAGE TEW SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1929 The Evening Outlook's Daily Page of Comics DAILY. CROSSWORD PUZZLE MOON MULLINS AND THEN THE DEBATING SOCIETY BROKE UP —By WILLARD T "7" ' I OOK.T SEE PEPHAPi Vsl-Lt- PERSONALLY t* WON'T ijljr WELU. we OION'TCOME EP AH I SAV, MULUN5 OW HBLLO, j.| TO ANY CONCLUSION. WHV UNCLE IF VOU COULD I MAMIE OET IMTO ANY MORE AQ6UM-NTS t CALLED TO -SEE IE VOU YOU OONT \ YEP LORDSMiP- WILLIE WAKITS BROACH THE t AMO IOPO ON THAT SU8JECK- jAV, MRS MULUMS COULD EVEPT SOME TO TAKE HEW SU8JECT ME AMD N-UR UNCLE \MILLIA-M ACROSS t. Loatk* ^-uSHBorroM f ARRIVED ON A COT 10. Art ill rial rat. IWFLUEMCE OKI v*OUR TACTFLU-.LV THRESHEO THAT OUT ABOvjT AUD WHAT J. Box TO PP.ZE- WAS JUST AT THE EMEPoENCY errolr AUNT MAM\_ TO KEEP OONTCHA A WEEK AGO AT THE POOu CONCLUSION OlO f. Drliua 11. Oermas river PIOHT5 POP DISCUSS!*-.-. YOU COME TO* WARO- AND t (JOT IS. OaUr farm ent 11. 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Tomorrow—"Some Hater' THURSDAY. .TUNE 6. 1929 SANTA' MONICA EVENING OUTLOOR PAGE ELEVEN WHITEHEAD KNOCKS OUT AGUAYA IN 2ND EMPTY SEATS Want Vacation Money? NEW SCANDAL Br ROGER GREENE ADD—INDOOR SPORTS Enter Outlook Derby! Tou have tbe notion, perhaps, that prizefights are brutal and that lt SET NEW MARK ROCKS BIG 10 Is a painful thing to take a smash on the mazzard or pudding-receptacle. It ls. WANTED: RUNNERS! But tbe thought Is beginning to sink In on yoar Shrine Parade Causes Any boy in Santa Monica stands a chance to win about $100 for Cage Star Charges Pur­ correspondent that box-fighting is a mild sort of Worst House; Wal- 20 minutes of Jogging—without lt costing hhn a nickel! shilly-shally compared to an old indoor sport which The third annual Outlook pavement derby, slated for Saturday, due Offered All might be called, for lack of a better title, "Tossed linder Wins June 15, will see a purse of $100 or more split among the victors. Expenses About On High C." And tbe Outlook will supply a firm for you to represent and to We refer to the gruelling act of trying to main­ By JOLLOP JUKES pay your five-dollar entry fee. DES MOINES, Iowa, June tain calm while somebody with a perfectly ghastly It may have been a balmy All you have to do is pick 'em up and lay 'em down over a com­ 6 '/Pi —The Dee Moines Reg­ voice and at least two or three frogs bobbing around paratively short course from SawteUe to the Ocean Park boxing ister ln a copyrighted story to­ June night, but it seemed like arena. day quoted Robert Spradling, in his or her throat, tries to sing. a chill winter's eve to Pro­ That is our idea of harrowing punishment. Anyone, without any particular training, stands a good chance to Iowa basket-ball star, as say­ IT IS BEGINNING TO GET US DOWN. WE moter Claude Bridge as Veary win. None of the entries are particularly strong runners, and lt will ing he was offered all ex­ DREAD THE DAY WHEN OUR TISSUES CAN Whitehead knocked out Richie be a free-for-all. penses by a "friend of Purdue" BEAR IT NO MORE AND WE CRACK OUT WITH Aguaya in the main event at Call the Outlook sports editor, 23285, AT ONCE and let him find if he would enter that school A BAY LIKE AN ALASKAN WOLF HOWLING AT the Ocean Park boxing arena. a firm for you to represent. Then show up on the day of the race. and play basket-ball. THE ARCTIC MOON. REMEMBER, $100 or so would be a nice lump to pay for that sum­ Spradling, whose home is ta In the course of our reportorial activities, it The Shrlner _ parade left mer vacation trip! Frankfort, Ind., said he was chances that ever and anon we are called upon to willing to make a mud. state­ row on row of empty seats and ment of his relations with Roger Greene attend a function where the entertainment is singing, caused the worst house in the strictly amateur. both Iowa and Purdue should history of the new Pico-Main arena. the Big Ten call upon hhn to A FRIGHTFUL ORGY BORAH ENDS GREAT CAREER do so, the newspaper said, It was thus the other day when a young lady arose and with a flut- Whitehead stopped Aguaya in the second round after flooring him for "Coach Ward Lambert, Pur­ tery bow that signified that this was "Her Hour of Triumph," began to due basket-ban coach, knew sing. the nine count late ln the opening Charley Borah, curly-haired sprinter, has run his last of the offer," the story added, The number was entitled "Don't Turn My Picture to the WaU" or stanza. race. "and urged Spradling to ac­ "Father, Dear Father, Come Home With Me Now," or something like that The Santa Monica high school Borah, who returned yesterday from cept H. Instead he accepted It started off smoothly enough. The notes rolled out ln a quiet sort boy was a slight favorite, but it was Philadelphia where he represented the Uni­ a Job waiting on table and of a way and we had Just settled down to enjoying a good pipeful when tending a furnaee for bis board the pianist suddenly struck a sharp chord and the frightful orgy was not expected that he would make versity of Southern California ln the national and room at an Iowa frater­ hot under way. such short work of Aguaya after intercollegiates, announced that he was nity with the understanding A STRAINED LOOK OF MINGLED ECSTASY, DESPAIR AND their sensational battle several through with he would Join the fraternity."* POWERFUL RAPTURE SHOT ACROSS HER FACE. weeks ago at the beach fight club, track. He has Her chest heaved with a sucking swish that would have pumped the when Whitehead floored the Los definitely given dental board examination. He then air out of an observation balloon, and she clutched her hands over her Angeles Mexican four times and up any Intention will prepare to re-enter Southern CHICAGO, June 8. (AP)— heart ln the manner of Lady Isabelle Vane in "East Lynne." went down three times himself. of competing ln A stunning right point blank on California next September to take The Big Ten conference volca­ We have no notion what you call it in technical terms, but this was national A. A. U. such subjects as will fit him for his tbe grand climax she had been working up to and she cut loose with the chin sent Aguaya tumbling championship s no today rumbled and seethed everything she had or hoped to have, and a bit more. through the ropes almost Into the at I^nver early life career of oral surgery. with indications of a second With a shriek like a wounded tigress, she whizzed up to a note three lap of your correspondent ln the ln July, or of Borah has equalled the recognized major eruption. Initial stanza. world's record of 8 3-5 seconds for stories above Mount Everest and dangled there in mid-air, quivering until FRANK WYKOFF CHAHLIE BORAH running against the rafters hummed and the knives and forks began to do a jig around the AGUAYA RALLIES Charley Borah iams. the 100 yard dash five times during Purdue University was in AFTER TRIP TO MAT Percy wm his collegiate running career. the glare of the searchlight, water glasses. of Canada, in a meet at Vancouver x It was terrific and it was also too much for her. We had expected a Hopes of forming the greatest relay team of ail time from the Bogle-bralned, Aguaya stumbled Borah will be graduated with high following charges yesterday by three spring aces—Charley Paddock, Charley Borah and Frank to his knees at the count of eight later. scholastic honors at the Trojan rftroke. Instead, her voice went fogging off hsUf a note to relieve the and arose to lash bark at White­ The Trojan captain will be grad­ commencement exercises Saturday Coach Everett Case of Frankfort, pressure. Wykoff—went galley-west when Ace Borah -kas trumped by an old leg injury. head with a furious barrage of lefts uated from Southern California afternoon at the coliseum. Although Ind., high school, that the Lafay­ IN MORTAL AGONY Borah announces that he has hung up his spiked shoes forever and rights. As the gong sounded, he Saturday and will take the state the Trojan College of Dentistry ette Institution was as guilty as the But she was a girl of spirit. Absolutely undismayed where a weaker smashed Whitehead back against from which Borah is obtaining his He was to have Joined Paddock and Wykoff In representing the Los University of Iowa, in the matter mortal would have simply stopped cold, she flung into the thing with Angeles Athletic club In the National Championships at Denver in the ropes with a terrific left. Una, Los Angeles Main Street club degree does not give out scholastic renewed frenzy and yee-ahed through every flat ln the scale. July. But Whitehead had his sights veteran, ln the seml-wlndup. grades, dental officials say that of proselyting and subsidizing ath­ Her hands went up in a gesture to the skies, as though she were try­ But Borah hurt his leg again in tiie IC4A meet at Philadelphia. levelled and a few seconds after tbe The rest o the card was about Borah Is among the high five stu­ letes. ing like thunder to catch hold of some Invisible handle to lend her a lift. The three dashmen—the greatest in Southern California history bell, during a furious exchange of as dull stuff as could be. dents ln the "A" group. It is under­ Case made his charges after he It was stunning! blows ln a neutral corner, he nailed Bobby Garcia beat Augle Parana­ stood that his scholarship average and aU flourishing at the same time although they represent thrse for his four year course is approx­ Had been accused, presumably by HAD WE BEEN A REFEREE, WE WOULD HAVE GOTTEN UP different generations—are shown above. Aguaya on the buzzer and Aguaya que, Bart Rutledge outpointed Oriel AND COUNTED HER OUT. no longer knew nor cared what AstuciiUo and no harm done; Jess imately 95 per cent. Purdue, of trading some of the As it was, we sat in mortal agony. o'clock lt was. Valquez shaded Severino Moya and members of his Indiana champion­ Mounting hysteria all but conquered. We wanted to lie back and Harry Walllnder, a promising Eddie Tomaslno drew with Harry The first woman to ride ln a ship basket-ball teams for summer howl. youngster with a deadly right, eas­ Inlowe—If anyone cares to know rocket car In Germany recently at­ school credits from the University At first we tried to think of all the sad things we could remember. WILIS, JACOBS HAVE "FEUD" ily copped the verdict over Art Mo- about such things. tained a speed of 80 miles an hour. of Iowa. We sought a morbid mood and recalled the gloom-ridden opening lines of Edgar Allen Foe's "Fall of the House of Usher." But her murderous threnody of berserk baying sent twinges of pain By LAWRENCE PERRY darting through our system and we clutched at the bottom of our chair NEW YORK, June 5.—If Helen Wills and Helen Jacobs, for support. sister Californians, sister students at the University of Cali­ In another instant, just when it seemed too much to bear longer, fornia, should come Into competition at Wimbledon, vastly sbe cut off. WEAK AND LIMP, WE SUMMONED OUR LAST OUNCE OF more than a fight for the championship would enter into the STAMINA TO APPLAUD! issue. For the fact is that the two girls positively do not get This, it seems to us, ls the crudest of indoor sports. along together and Edith Cross—Number 3 In the National ..on the court it's And yet it has this benefit: Tbat now we know what is the matter tennis ranking and not nearly so witb Mr. James Hamilton Fisher, who is the music critic of this great accompllshed a player as Miss home Journal, and who bas to sit through four such paralysing perform­ Jacobs, who ranks number 2—was ances a week. chosen as Miss Wills' partner be­ Doyle Raises Ante * * * * * * * cause of friction between the two To Boom Walker- THE DINFUL GUNGA Helens. Bert Eberling. once known to prize-ring fame as "Kid Farmer," re­ turned in the role of referee after being boohed out of the Hollywood Helen Wills regards Miss Jacobs Hudkins Go Again Legion and won the approval of this scribe at least, last night. as too aggressive to be suitable as a FLASH/ A noisome ring-sider, apparently thinking it smart to recall the partner and Miss Jacobs holds a It may happen after all—this Hollywood affair, had been shouting nasty cracks at Eberling all through similar attitude toward the cham­ Ace Hudkins-Mickey Walker the preliminaries. pion. And back of aU this lies an title scrap. The bout assumed interesting story of rivalry. new proportions yesterday "Kid Farmer" paid no attention to him until said scalawag's remarks when Jack Doyle, leading West­ became more and more caustic. For example, Miss Wills Joined ern promoter, offered Walker Finally, during the semi-windup, Eberling leaned over the ropes be­ one leading sorority at Berkeley and 65 per cent of the gate re­ tween rounds and said, quietly, "If you've got any more to say, tell me Miss Jacobs cast her lot with a rival ceipts, Walker to pay off Hud­ about lt after the fights." leading sorority. Sorority rivalry Is kins. AND THE DINFUL GUNGA SHUT UP LIKE A CLAM! not insignificant at a state univer­ sity. The two girls do speak as they Figuring a gate of $140,000, It is all very well to say that a referee should never talk back to a which seems to be the popular tin, but we would say that there are many cases in which the fan merits pass but no one has ever discerned estimate, this would bring in to _i solid thwack on the mazzard or three. warmth in their greetings. the Rumson Bulldog $90,000. A little gentle boohing does no harm, but when a customer takes lt Jack Kearns, Mickey's man­ upon himself to become nastily personal ln his comments on the referee, It is imputing nothing against ager, wants the fight staged in we believe that he has got a comeback heading his way. The solider the Miss Jacobs when it is said that a Los Angeles and appeared to cheerier! victory over Helen Wills would be be generally pleased when told It did not surprise us to hear this same ring-sider, after having his the most satisfactory accomplish­ of the offer. oluff called by Eberllng, turn his Ill-conceived comments on tbe boxers. ment of her career, irrespective of One of them had a badly cut eye. It was rapidly puffing, but the titles. The incentive would be sheer rlng-slder was not content and shouted, "Work on his other eye now, personal rivalry. Whether she wUl Walllnder!" ever be able to gratify this ambition MAYBERG LEADER THEY OUGHT TO PIN A MEDAL FOR GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP is exceedingly doubtful, although it ON SUCH A MAN! ls a fact that Helen Jacobs this year IN RANCHO EVENT *./ ******* ls a vastly Improved player, ls much j OUTLOOK MARATHON steadier than she used to be and Ed Meyberg, Hillcrest Country Entries are beginning to come ln fast for the Outlook Asphalt Assault, has gained Increased pace. Were the I club champion, hung up a par 70 scheduled for Saturday, June 15. two girls to get Into the finals at yesterday to lead the golfers at The latest entry ls that of Pete Minjares, who finished well up in Wimbledon—which is not at all im­ Rancho, where the big invitational front last year and who has been training with Pancho "Flying Cloud" possible—California at least would tourney is underway. Jess Puryear Guerra, winner of the 1928 derby. camp by the cable offices awaiting of Fox Hills led most of the day Some criticism has been levelled at the Outlook for making the race news of tbe Amazonian contest. with a 72. a professional affair wltb cash prizes. Danny Sangster, 16-ye. r-old Pot- The beach marathon, however, was started on that plan. Billy Den­ rero ace, was third with a 73, whUe nlson, Third Street meat merchant, boasted of having a runner ln his 'DEFINITE OFFER W. L. (Wild Bill) Jellifte of Glrard, employ who could beat anybody. Johnny Mescall of Fox Hills and Another merchant bad a former high school runner on his staff. He MISSING'-JACK Harry Robbins of Rancho tied with called Merchant Dennlson and tbey "Uld it on the line." The raee was 75's. oik Other merchants entered the spirit of the thing. A field of 15 toed "No definite offer has been made the mark for the first gallop three years ago. to me by tbe Agua Callente Inter­ FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Tbe race ls meant only for those wbo have no intention of competing ests," declared Jack Dempsey yes­ By Associated Press further ln hlgb school or college sports. terday. "I have been Invited to PHILADELPHIA—Kid Chocolate, If, however, there ls a demand for an amateur race, especially with make the trip and look over the re­ Cuba, outpointed Vldal Gregorio, tha Olympic Games coming on In Los Angeles, the Outlook will sponsor sort, which I probably will ln sev­ Spain (10); Oeorge Courtney, Ok­ it, arrange trophies, prizes. eral days. lahoma, outpointed Jack McVey, 'Tt ls probable we won't do any­ New York (10); Joe Oans, Califor­ thing for two or three weeks," nia, outpointed Plnkey Kaufman, NEWSBOY BROWN SLIGHT CHOICE TO Dempsey stated. "As no definite of­ Hartford, Conn. (10); Billy Wal­ fer le forthcoming I can ray nothing lace, Philadelphia, outpointed Bruce .in cigarette it's TRIM RODRIGUEZ IN LEGION TIFF about my plans." Flowers. New Rochelle. N. Y. (10). By MR. WALLOP Newsboy Brown, making his first start as a bantamweight, is slightly WILL ROGERS NOT READY TO MAKE favored to defeat Bias Rodriguez in their ten-round meeting tomorrow night at the HoUywood SUdium. SUMMER POLO DEBUT THIS SUNDAY Both are nationally known contenders for the bantamweight crown and much Interest has been mani­ WUI Rogers, who was expected to feature the polo tiff at the Uplifters TASTE/ fested in this battle. Brown has former favored. Sullivan, a Jewish field this Sunday, will probably not appear, he announced yesterday. The lad with an Irish name, throws too self-appointed diplomat reports that he is unable to get his string of never lost a decision ln California much leather for Plela. while Rodriguez, ln beating Young ponies in shape for tbe battle. Ralph Leonard and Leonard Ben­ Eric Pedley, the west's leading polo player, will make his final ap­ Nationalista and Clayton Gouyd, nett, two of the most promising pearance before going east, and will TASTE above everything bas proved a tough nut to crack. lightweights in the Southland, are 3 o'clock. Pedley's aggregation is Charley Sullivan and Jimmy Plela down for the six-round special. attempt to make lt eight straight Bennett is given tbe edge. given a slight edge. Tobaccos chosen tot their richness, clash ln the seml-wlndup wltb tba victories for the 'Lifter squad. Among the stars who will partici­ Hal Roach, southpaw ace, will pate are Snowy Baker, Howland HfLDandfet delicacy, and aroma ... aged for added ripe* lead the Cowboys Into action against Paddock, WUl Rogers, Jr., Lyell THEY SATISFY nets and sweetness . . . blended and "cross- SALO BOOSTS LEAD TO MORE THAN Pedley. The match is scheduled for I Puckett, and C. B. Brunson. blended " to bring out just those shades of fla­ HOUR OVER GAVUZZI IN PYLE TREK vor that mah* a cigarette ... VEARL WHITEHEAD TO QUIT RING With Uttt* so dearly the ruling thought MESA, Arlx_ June 6. Uft—Jk. lead of more thsn an boor, the most substantial held by anyone during the last ten days, favored Johnny Salo, through every step of manufacture, isn't flying cop of Passaic. N. J., today, as the S. S. Pyle bunion pack continued CAREER AFTER SUMMER CAMPAIGN Chesterfield's steady pooulariry just the natural ta. trek westward with another stiff grind ef 55 miles to Buckeye, Arts. *~u - 5 icn .cm s neaay poouianry nut tne natural Vearl Whitehead, young Santa Monica high school scrapper, will result? Salo placed first for the second successive day yesterday, and thereby quit the ring this summer, he told an OuUook representative test night increased his lead in the total before fighting a two-round knockout victory over Reggie Aguaya at elapsed time standings to one hour, Salo beat him to the control station Ocean Park. 13 minutes and nine seconds. He av­ yesterday by 59 minutes and 53 sec­ Tve been fighting three years," said young Whitehead, "and po far result? eraged almost eight miles an hour onds. Oavuzzi tied with Sam Rich- bave escaped any punishment or ' over desert roads in yesterday's 51- man of New York for fourth place. lent chance to go far to the cauli­ mile jaunt from Superior, Arizona, Paul Simpson of Burlington, N. C, ring marks. I'm still young, want flower profession. He is to good covering tbe distance in 6 hours, 34 was aecond, and Guisto Umek, of an education and believe lt to for shape again and looks as though minutes and 55 seconds. Italy, third. the best to retire." he to on hto way to the top but FINE TURKISesterfielH end DOMESTIC tobaccos, net only BLENDED but CROSS-BLENDEd D Pete Gavuzzi, be-whiskered Eng- Tbe plodding pilgrims were 3054.4 The high school boxer has been be declares that he to absolutely continued to hold down mUes from New Tork, tbe starting a consistent winner to Southland through following a JM—MMH cam-' 01*». Uoorrr * Mra* TOBACCO CO. to elapsed time, but PltffJTli > rings and wu conceded an excel-1 paign. " a Pafct mf SANTA XfONTC.A" FVENTNG DtTTTrOTJK THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1929 STOCK QUOTATIONS - FINANCIAL NEWS •*- BONDS \

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SOH 31'« 8% 8 1 do deb ta 57 75% TSV. 75% 30 SI Pow Orp Or OHs 50 92 91 83 BSH 03 H 33 Flsk Rubber 9 1 Nunnally Co 7 7 7 quette was marked up 4 points, i pany represents the purchase and B IM 80 Am Brown BOT pf .. »4 1350 Flelschman 34b ...81% 79 79% 1 N Y Stste Rys 4%t . 39 39 M 4 Est Ry ext sf 7s 103 103 ..138% 136H 117 and Atchison 3. Union Pacific and' merger of prominent eastern oil 15 Bait ft O rfg SsM . .. 108% 107% 107% 1*0 Am Can 4B 4 Follansbee Brot 3%.. 63H 63 63% 1 N Y S ft W rff ts... 11% 81% 81% .140 140 140 5 do lst Bs ...102% 102% 102 V. 5 S» pf 7 1 Foundation BOH 50% B0% 3 Oil Well Sup pf 7.... 86 95 96 New York Central advanced 3 companies ln the East for the pur- 15 N Y Tel rff ta 41...IMH IMV. 105% 14 Am Car * Fdy I .. 99% 96% >8 IB do rfg ta ...... 101 100'. 101 13 Fox Film A 4 87 85 % 8S% 1 Omnibus Corp 6% 8% 8H points or more. ; pose 0_ handling of large scale dls- 1 do deb 6i 41 110 110 110 9 Flat 7s 46 ex-war.... H 13% 92% 1 do pt 7 118H 118% 118'.'- 134 Preeport Texai 4 . S7H 45 46 13 Orpheum Clre pf 8.. 76 73% 7S Industrial Rayon, which had not tributlon of Richfield products. The 6 do Bs D 20000...... 100', 100% 100% 7 do 4%s M 98% 18% 3 Finland sft 7s BO... 99% 99 tt Mtt 1 Am Chicle 3 B«% MV. 86% 1 Otis Elev pf 6 134% 134% 134% 11 do cvt 4%g ...... 17% 97 97 1 R Y Trap Rock Is 46 97% 97 V. 97% 6 do 6%s M 96 95% 95% 1 Am Eneaus TU 1 .. 11% 33V. 33H G 10 Otlt Bteel 39% 38% 38% sold all week, jumped 1'/. points to companies Include the Acewood Pe- 4 do gold 4s 11 M% 90% 11 N Y W ft Bost 4%s.. ta 81 81 1 do M 46 H 92 92 MM ASt * Por Pow ....107H 106 107 1 Oabrlel Snub A 33H 33% 33% 3 Owens Bottle 4a 81 804 81 92hi. Commonwealth Power ex- troleum Corporation and the Wal- 10 B ft O 4sPLEAWvdv. MV*. M% 90*4 20 Nlag Falls Fow 6s 101%. 101% 101% 1 do BHs M M M M 1 do 7 Pf 106% 106H 106% 8 Oardner Motor ... 11% 14 14 tended Its gain to nearly 8 points by burn Petroleum Company, both of 2 Bang ft Aroo BM3... 102 IM 102 1 NLftOPow ts tt A . .100% 100% 100% 1 Fin Mun L 6%s A 96V, MH 96% 4 do and 7 pf SIH 01 »1H 30 Oen Am Tank 4a ... 66% 67 67% touching a new high at 218 H. Bald- New York, which assures large dls- 8 Bell TPa 1st ft rfBsB.102% 102% 102% 9 Nor Am Cem 6%a 40. 71% 71% 71% 1 Fram I Dev 7%g 43..104% 104% 104H 1 Am Hawaiian Stea . S8 17 17 9 Osnersl Asphalt ... 64 53% 63% 1 Ptc Cottt lst pf 41 41 41 27 Beth Steel con SsA.. 104% 104% 104% 10 Nor Am Ed S'.s 63 ..101 100% 100 >H 31 France 7%a 41 113% UStt 113% 14 Am Ice lb 43H 41H 43H 46 46% 45% wln Locomotive, Bayuk Cigars, Pur- tributlon ln New York, New Jersey, 4 Oeneral Cable .... 11 Pac Oas El 3a 68% SSH 88 H 7 do con S'.s 102 101% 102 10 Nor Am Ed 5s 57 .. MH M% MH 31 do 7a 49 108 V. iot 108% 86% 86 8S 1 do pt S 01 03 S3 3 do A 4 44 Pac Utht 3a 88% 84 844 lty Baking and Frank S. Shattuck Pennsylvania and the New England 7 do rfg Bs 101 100% 101 1 N Ohio T ft L 6s A.. 100 100 100 4 French Nat 88 7s 49.102% IM IM St Am Internatl 3a .... SB 58% 65 1 Otneral Cigar 4 ... 68 65 55 1 Paclfle Mills 394 sold 6 to nearly 8 points higher. . states. 10 do p m Bs 18 99% 99% 99% 3 Nor Pae ta B 110% 110% 110% 377H 374% 376% 5 Am La Fran <- Foam. SH BH BH 70 Oeneral Elee 6b ... 11 Pacific Oil Stu 1% 1% 1% 2 Bot Cos Mills 6%s. MMM 3 do rf ft lm ta C...101 101 101 t do Pf «8 SB 85 UH UH UH Curtiss, Marlln Rockwell, Tim-! This makes the first case of a 13 do tpl .60 3 Pac Tel Tel 7i 179 12 Bway ft 7th A conBs. 68 87% M 1 do rf ft Im Bs D...101 101 101 100 Oer C Ag Bk 6s 38 Ap 92 91% 80'/. 50 50 ken Roller Bearing, Air Reduction , strictly western producing, refining 11% St Am LOCO S 131H UO "OH 3 Oen Oat St Bl A 3b. 37 Packard Motor 1%. 137% 136% 137 5 Bkln City RR IstBs.. 63% B3% 83% 10 do Pf lien 4s BT 66% 87 40 do ta M July Mtt IS MH 1 do Pt 7 Xl« 1 Oeneral Mlllt I ... 69V. 69 69% 1 Pan Am Petrol 68 66 56 and Tidewater Associated first pre- and marketing organization to 14 Bklyn Man Trana 6s. 9B 94% M 1 Nor Statea Bew 5s A. 99 M 99 300 do ta M Oct 86 ts 86 4 Am Metal a 58% 86% 88% 365 Oeneral Mot 8 1 73H 73H 73 H 194 Pan Am Pet B 61% 60V, 61% 7 Bkln Q ft Bb con Ss. M 69 M . 7SH 71% 71% ferred were marked up 4 to 5 points, enter Into competition with old line 21 Oer Ext Ln 7s 49... 105% 106 108 1 Am Hat Oaf pt 7 4 do 7 pf 133% 133% 123% 1 Panhandle Prod Rfg. 10% 10% 104 The reported falling off In build- and well established companies ln 4 do Kl lst Ss 84 84 84 o 11 Oer Oen Kl 7s 45....102 101% 101% 1 Am Piano . 8% B% BH 1 Oen Outdoor Adv A 4 49 48 49 43 Param Lask 3a 64% 63% 64% 10 Rkln Un Oas ts 114% 114% 114% 110% 110% .116% 114% 114% ing construction last month had a this territory, 8 Ohio Pub Sve 7%s...ll0% 88% MV. 1 do 6%s 40 war 123% 132H 122% SO Am Pow * Lt la .. 34 do ctf 3 36 V. 16% 88 36 Park Tllford 3a 59% 86 59% 13 Bush Term Bldg ts.. 99 98 M 1 do 8 V.s ex-war 96 .100% 100V4 100H 1 Old B Coal Corp 8s.. 88% 19 99 96 96 a do 6 pt 56 Oen Railway Sit 5 109% UO 3 Park Utah Mln SO .. 8% S 8 tendency to restrict bullish opera- With the financial end of the 46 do 6s 48 93 V, 93 . 74H 74% 74% 14 16% 14 Ore Sh Une rfg ta.. M M 16 91% j do pf A a 4 Oen Refractories 1 33 Pathe Exchang 10V. 9% Itt tlons in the steel shares, despite the merger and expansion assured and c 8 Oood Hope 7s 46 96 M M .SO SO SO .110% 105% 106% 93% 93% 93% t Ore Wssb RRftN 4s. 16 100% loov, 1 do Pf A stdp B .. 5 Olllette Saf Rat 5 6 Pathe Exch A 31 30 30 II Can Nat Ry 4%s'68. 7 Ot Con EI P Jap 7s 44 99% 98 M .151 IBS 1B8 . 34% 14% 14% excellent character of ths May pro- only delayed in disclosure by nu- 99% 99 99% 3 Otis Steel ts 100% 1 Am Railway EXP 6 1 Olmbel Brot 1 .... 1 Patlno Mln Ent 8.89 37% 36% 36% 7 Can Nat Ry 4%s30. 10 Oreece 7s 64 97% 97% 97% BIH SO BOH 1 do pf 1 . 81% SIH 81H 3 Peerless Motor ... 14% ductlon reports. j merous details, the actual sale of 93% 93% 93% TO 70 54 Am Republics 14V, 14V. 41 do 4%4*<_ss 1M754 . P 3 do ta M 83% 83 H MV. 63H (3 61 101 Olldden Oo IHb .. . 50% MH 50 16 Penlck Ford 53% California made gasoline ln the 96% 95% 9t% M% 99% 4 Am Bat Raf lb .. 14 14 53 53 3 Can Nor s f 7s. 5 Pacific Ost lst ts ... 70 . 34 16 Oobel Adolph Ino . 45% 41% 41% 3 Pen Dixie pfA 1.... 70% 70% 70% East was begun within the last 111 111 111 100% 100 V. 1 Am Seating a .... .101% 99H 100 . 60% 56H 594 1 do deb 6%s.. ...113% 113V. 113% 8 Pac Oas ft Else 5s. .100% • 118 Oold Dust 24 •.. 40 Pen RR 3% 784 78 V. 78 V, 1 Pae T ft T 6s 37 1M% 107% 107% 55 Am Smelt _ Ref 4 64H 63% 63 H . Tl% month and a total of 10 cargoes of 4 Cat Pac 4%a., 98 97% SS 2 Haiti Ss 52 99% M% 99% 13 Ooodrich BP Oo 4 16% nn 14 Pere Marquet 8 166 160 168 1 Pen-Am P ft Tr 7s..107% 94 94 14 Am Steel Fdra 3 .. 113% 113% 113% .113 113% 113 Richfield gasoline alone, as well as 61 do deb 4s . 85% 63% 83% 1 Hamburg St 8s 46 94 94 94 1 do pt 7 3 do pf 1 16 Pere Marq pf pr 6.. .. 98 6 do 8s 1940 94 100 V, 100% 77H 77 77H 30 Ooodyear T a. Rub .119% 111% 117% STOCK PRICE other products, have been shipped 4 Caro O ft Ohio 8s.. .107 106 106 97% 97% 1 Hungary 7%s 44 100% IMtt 100% 38 Phila Rdg Coal Ir .. 30 4 Aa Sugar Ref .... IOStt 10SH 10BH 18% 16 3 Cent Dlst Tel ts. .. 2 Psramnt Bway 3%a.l00% 2 Hun Ld Mt Ins 7%s 61 94% 94tt 94% 1 do 1 pt 7 101% 101% 10IH 3 Philip Merrit 1 .... IV. from the Los Angeles harbor for the 101% 101% 101% 75 75% t Am Sugar pf 7 .. 40H 40 40 14V.V.144 8 Para Fam Lasky 8s47 98". 7 Hung Munlt 7%s 46.. 93% 93 93% 4 Ootham Bilk Hot 3%. 48% 46 46 3 Phllllpt Jonet 3t ... 58 16 Cent of Oa SaCS9*... 93% 98% 98% 101 101 4 Aa Sumatra Tob 3 2.1 as as 66 69 Atlantic coast. Shipments will be 4 Pathe Ex 7s 37 war.. 75% 1 Hung Munta 7s 46... Mtt Mtt M% 16 Oraham Paige Mot .. 38% 36 V. 39 H 13 Phillip Pttrol 3b .... 89% 3 Cent New Eng 4s... 80 79 80 101% 108% 1 Am Tel * Cabl* .. 310% 309% 309% 394 39% made through three Important ter­ 26 Penn RR Ts 30 101 13 Oranby Oon Mln 1 .. 14% 73H 74H IS Pierce Arrow A .... 33% DECLINE TOLD 1 Central Pac Ss 101 101 101 T do gold 6%s 108% 105% 105% SS Am Tel * T S .... 170H 170 170H 13 33 V. 1 Orand Union 34 v. 34V. 10 Pierce Arrow pf ... 86% 86 86% minals: Baltimore, Md.; Bayonne, IS Certainteed t%att... 83 81% 83 13 do gen ts 68 108% 100H IM 1 Am Tobae S 170 170 170 1 do pf 3 45% a, 4BH 13 Pierce Oil 3% 3% 2% N. J., and Providence, R. I., ac- 14 Chespke Corp ts47.. 98% 98% 98% 7 do ts M 103% 97% •7% 17 Ilseder Stl ta 48 MH Mtt 84H 1 do B s 141 146 147% the 40 do gen 4%s 97 1 Orant WT Co 1 116 119 119 17 Pierce Petrol 4% 4% 4% Brokers Announce Low! Si"**** ***•• purchase of the 96% 97 7 do 4%s M 97% 97 97 1 Irish Free St Ss M... 96% MH MH 8a4 A-Aml .WTyp*f-*t Wk.f new'ia8 . USH IUH 111H 19 Ort North Ry pt 8.108 107H 106 4 do cvt 4%s 30 99 98% M 5 do gen 4'is 9T 97% 9TH 3 It Cr Coras Te ST A... 93% 93% 93% 1 Pllltbury Flour 1.60. 45 45 45 M a Am Wool Pf 44% 43% 43% 3 Ot Nor Ir Ore etf IH 80% 38", 39H 3 Pirelli Co 3.68 56% 56 66% T , TT T*. I distributing compsnles. 7 do ref 4%e A 93.. 91% 93% 3 do 4s 31 BTH 30 Ital Pub Uttl Ta 93% 92 93 1 Am Wte Pip etf .... 10H 1J% 10% 5 Chic ft Alt 3s ctf... 66% 20 Italy Tt 1961 SStt Mtt MH 9 Ort West Sugar 350. 87% 36% 37% 1 Plttburgh Ooal ... 56 64% 54% 66 V. 66% 1 Sharon BtL H BHa 48 96 M 16 14 Am Sine Ld * Sm .. 30H 31H 39 Level Has Been 3 C B ft Q rfg SsA.. s 6 Oreen Oan Cop 8xd. .147 V. 146% 146% 7 Pittsburgh Stl pfT 96 Reached CHICAGO GRAIN .104% 104% 104% 40 Shell Pipe Line Bs B2 94% 94 94 lOAoaeonda Cop 7 ...107% 10SH 108% 4 Oulf Mob * North . 48 41 48 6 Pitt Weet a ry 6... 139 136 US 1 do gen 4s 90 90 M 24 Shell Un ta 47 MH M M 90 H CHICAGO, June 6. (/^—Sensitive- 11 Chic ft E IU fs tl lA-elw Cap 3.40 .... 48H 48H ttH 1 do pf 8 . 80% 904 1 Porto Rle Am to b . 36% 354 38% 80 Va M 80 2 Shubert Thea 8s 42.. 80 78 ao 36 Japan SHf M IMtt IM IMH SS And** Oop Mln a .. SOH 80 SO 3 Oulf Statet SU 4 ... . 81 81 57 The recent recession ln stock | ness to the stimulating influence of 1 Chl ft Erie lst ts 103% 102% 102 V. 3 Pottal Tel Cab pfT .103 101V. 103 1 Sierra ftflF Pow Bs.. 97% 97% 97% " -JoheV Dan Mid a .. 33% 31* Mtt 166 Poitum 1 TSV. T4 T4% prices has given rise ln soms sources prospective farm relief measures 10 CMStPftPas Ss 75 . 10% 90% 90 H 9 Sllesian Am ool 7s... 17 96% 1 Armour Del pf 1 ... SI H 83 do adj 5s 3000 . f>6% . 36% SSH 30 Prairie Oil Oai 584 S8 584 to the belief that the long expected | Hoisted wheat values sharply ln the . 72% 71' 71% 11 Sine C Oil col Tg 101% 101 19 Kreuf ft Toll ta 51 w M UH 11 Htt 100 Hack Water IH ... 3 Chl ft NW 7s ... 101 14 Armour 111 A .. . 35% asn 1 Prairie Pip Lln 14b. 60'/, 60 60 ....ioi>4 ion. 101% 15 do 8%s IM 99 H . 6H 6H 6V. 14 Hahn Dept Storea . SSH major decline in security values has, *ate dealings today, but disappoint 3 do tl.s 99% L 11 Armour of IU B . . 864 35 H 40 Pressed Btl Car 18H 174 184 107% 107% 107% 10 do 6s D 30 99 98% .75 7S 7B 3 do Pf 6% 86 t arrived. Lack of recupera- | -_£-._ f n d « Washington de 17 do rfg Ss 18% 3 Leipzig sfg Ts 4T 91 M M 1 do pf 7 . 65 •8H 1 Preseed Btl ear pf T. T64 TS 76V, 0 owe ]at r 102% 101% 102 V. 32 Sine Cr Oil S%s St.. 95% MV, 95% . SSH 33% 31V. 14 Hanna Oo la pf 7. 84 H 30 do gen ts 17 . 10 Lombard Ell Ta 52 w ITtt 87% 97% 1 Arnold Ooa Oorp . 66 66 96 5 Prod Ref pf 43 tlve power in the market generally, velopments. Brisk upturns In the ....106% 105% 105% 1 Sine Pipe Lines ts .. 91% 18% 91% . 46% 43% 46% 1 Hawaiian Pine 3 ... 6 Chicago Railway T Low Aust Pr Ttts M. 98 M M 84 AMO Dry Odt 3% . 69% 89% 66 340 Pub Ber Corp NJ360. 934 89% 93% in the face of comparatively easy 6s.. 14% 14% 14% 4 Skelly Oil 5%s 31 13% 13% 93% .43 41 tt 4 Hershey Choo price of wheat accompanied an­ 8 CRIftP rfg 4s . 1 Lyons 6s 14 Mtt 99% Mtt ISO Aaaociated Otl 3 . . 83% 93% 89H 33 Pub Ser NJ pf 7 ..119',, 119 119% 13% 93% 93% 2 Smith Corp 6%s 101V, 101 101% .318% 31BH 31SH 5 do cvt pf 4 money, has tended to substantiate 10 C StPMftO con 87 AtohUon T&SF 10 .106 105% 10926% 1 Pub Ber El Oas pf6.107% 107 107% nouncement that President Hoover 6s ..100% IM 100% 1 So Col Power ta 101% 101% 101V, II .188% 188 188% 6 do prl pf S this belief. Whether the reaction 2 Marseilles 6s 34 IM IM 300 1 AU Ooatt Line 10b .460 460 460 73 Pullman Inc new . 83% would send an Important message 10 O T Hte ft SE Inc Ss 88% 87% 68% 1 Sou Pac evt 5s 34 .. 19% 99% 99% .61 63 63 3 Hocking Val Ry 10 . 79% 81 hfts run its course, or whether a 3 Merldion El 7s 57 97H BTtt 97% 4 AU Quit Se WI . . 18% 15% 15 V. 13 Pure oil 1 38% 4 Chl Un Sta 6%s O ..114% 114 114 19 do 4%a 68 91 M 90 . BSH 65% BBH 1 Hoe R Ss Oo A ... 28V, 38% to Congress. Many wheat traders a Mex 10 tld ta ae Irt. 19% IS It 1 All Quit WI pft . 81 80% 60% 1 Pure Oil 1 pfl .... more protrscted corrective action 1 Ch ft W Ind 5>/.s 62..102S 10%2 102% 1 do rfg 4s 55 89% 89% 81% . 68% 66% 8TV. 5 Household Prod 4b . 113 113% who jumped to a conclusion that 10 Milan City t%g 52.. MH M Mtt 40 Atlantl Ret 1Mb . SO 85 50 will take place ls a matter of con­ 27 Chile Cop Ss 47 15% 94 % 95% 2 do col tr 4s 90 89% 90 . 9B 94 98 56 Purity Bak It 135% 117% 1334 1 Mines Oeraea IHa M 91% lltt 11% 3 Atlaa Powder ta 3 Houtton Oil . 64 61% 64 he would discuss agricultural helps 3 CCO ft BtL rfg 6s A.. 99% 99% 99% 4 Sou Pac SPr Ter ta. 87% 87 17% . 10% U 10H jecture. 1 Montevideo Tt 51 101H 101 tt 101% 8 Autotalea Oorp 39 Howe Bound Co 4 . . 40% 39% 40% R were eager buyers, and later when 7 do gen 4s M 85 35 3 So Porto R Sug 7s ..106% 106 IM 31 Hudson A Man 3% . . 64 50% 63 387 Radio Corp A nine. 89**. 87% 87% Broad Upward Move 7 Colon OU 6s 38 .... • 96% 96% 2 South Ry gen OHs...118% 118% UIH N B 3 Hudaon Mot Oar 6 . realizing that the Inference was a . 48 43 43% T Radio Crp ptn 6.. T9 78% 79 At present one point seems ap 3 Colo FftI gen Ss .... 97% 97% 97% 3 do tsn ta 113 113 US 3 N So Walea 1s ST.... S3 93 91 1 Baldwin Loo 7f 317% 317% 317% 34 Hupp Mot Car 3a . 536 Radio Keith Orp ..33 4 30% 33V. parent-any broad upward move in | mistake b«cam« hurried sellers, 31 Columbia OftE Bs 52. 98% 98% 98% 8 do eon ts IM 105 H 105% 10 do ta 61 91% tltt 3 Baldwin Loo Pf7 118% U9V. 31 do ten 4s M% 91% UIH 8 Railroad Bee 4a causing the market to react. 1 Commerl Credit 8s 96% 96% 96% as M 14 Nord Ry sf IHs 50..101H 101 tt 101H 87 Baltlmor Ohio 61 ...130% Ut .136 117% 137% 78 the near future is not to be rea 1 S W BeU Tel ts 102% 106H 1 Illinois Cent 7 IS Reading Oo 4t 106 \ 108 109 3 Commerl Inv Tr M 93% 93% 93% 102% 103% t N Oer Lloyd 6s 4T... 91 Htt 8 Bamebrter pt 6H . 16% 86% 38% sonably expected. Federal Reserve Wheat closed nervous to IK to 1% 18 St Oil N J deb ts ...101 . 74H 73% 74 V« 14 Independ Oil A Oat. 4 Reading 2nd 13 ... 46 44H 45 118 do S'.s 49 94% 94 94 100% 101 8 Norway ts 44 102% 102% n% 8 Bangor Aiot 8% . 41% 43 H 178 Indian Refining . 4SH 41% 44H Board insistence will continue to be net higher, corn IH to ltt up, oats 23 Con Coal of Md ts 68 67% 97% 1 St OU N Y 4%s tl... 94% 94% *•% 3 do 6s 43 101% . 43H 132 Real Sll Hot Mil ... 81% T6 80% 1 Stevens Hotel 6s 97 101% 103 % S3 Barntdal A 60h . 90 9B 106 do etft 1 41% 36H ttH 3 Real Sll Hot pf7 98% a corrective factor ln the action of tt to tt advanced and provisions 13 Con Oss NY 5'_s 45.105% 104% 105V. •7 97 1 do ttts M 99% Mtt 1 86 9SH 4 Sug Est Orlente 7s.. M UBayuk oltar 3a .. 101 33 Industrial Rayon... , 91% 81 68 Relt Co R 13% 8% 9% unchanged to a rise of 5c. 3 Consum Oas Chic Ss.100% 100% 100'j 79 79 6 do 6s M 96 95 nitt 88 88 the market. Although brokers' loans MH 1 Beruk Ut Pt 7 .. '. 38% 38% 3BH 6 Inland Bteel 34.... , 55H 30 Remington Rand .. 11% 39V. 10% 1 Contslners Ss 43 80 80 M T 10 No Mun Bk Ss ST.... 90% MH 44% 43% ttH were decreased a Uttle less than a 95 8 Boaoon Oil ....* , SIH 76V. 81V, 16 Inspiration Cop 4... 6 Reo Motor Car 1 ..344 34% 244 3 Crown Cork ft 8 6s 47 97 96% 96% 6 Tenn EI Pw rfg 6sA.10SH 103% 103% 6 Norw Hy Kl SHs 67.. M Mtt 16V. 34H 36% quarter of a billion dollars last week 3 Crown WIU 6s 51 M% 90% 13 Beeehnut Pack 8 . , 11 13H 13H 3 Interboro Rap Trana 4 Republic Ir Btl 4 .. 93 91 91% FOREIGN EXCHANGE 99% 99 "t 10 Ter RR A StL rfg 4s. 87 88% 87 3 Balding Hemlnwey 84 64 6H 8H 3 Ouba Cane Bug db Is 81 61 61 o M% 84 3 Intereon Rubber — SH 6 Reynolds Spring ..7% 7 7 it is to be expected that a further 1 Tex ft P ts Louis dlv 19 V. MH 9H 4 Orlen Dev Ltd Sg S3. 93% 3 B**t Oo 8t •••••• 98 98 SH 8H NEW YORK, June 6. (JP)—For- 16 Cuba North Rys t% . 81 81 93% 93% 99H 3 Internat Agrleul. 8 9 Reynold Tob B 3.40. 55 844 S5 81 31 Third Ave adl 4a 17 MH 17 8 do 6V3S 58 86 111 Bethlehem Stl 4* 104H .150 156 180 decllne ln the total outstanding will eign exchanges irregular; quotations 1 do ctf 8s 36 .. 92% 93% 92% 85% 85% 1 Int But Mach 6. 1 Richfield OU Cal 3 . 43% 43 4 43**, be reported. Losses experienced from 22 Trans Con Oil 6%sS3.1M MV, 99% 1 Oslo City 6s 55 101% 101% 101% t Blooming Brot .. 7H 1 Int Oement 4... UH S5H 86% in cents: Great Britain demand 4 Cub Am Sug col Bs .100% 100% 100% 8 Traux T Coal 8%s43. 91 M M 14 Both Fisher let Ttt 6% 45 Rio Orand oil 3A .. 33 31% 31% 4 do SHs 46 99 M M 11% 116 Int Comb Bnc 3 S3 SOH 61% the last recession in prices were 11 Cub Dom Sub 7'as 87 M M 1 Trumbull Btl ta 40... 101% 101V, 101% 4 Booth Pith Ut Pf 47% 3 Rossla Ins 64 684 67 684 4.84tt: cables 4.84 15-16; 60 day bills 1 Oslo OftE Wks 6s M. 90% Mtt 90% 86% S8H U do pfd 7 101H 101H 101H general, and in some cases tremend­ 13 Borden Co 6t MH 101 376 Royal Bak Pow 1 . 33% 33 33% on banks 4.79 13-16. D 99 60 Int Harv Oo aH._.1..106% 103% 108% 1 Roy Dut NY ah 1.33. 63% 63% 53% P 4 Bot ton Maine •__ „ 34% ous. However, such a correction was France demand 3.90tt; cables 3.91. 3 Del ft Hud 3%s .103 103 103 u 101 101 100 100 34% 5 lot Match pctpfdS.30. 83 81 5 do rfg 4s 89% 89% 89% 4 Panama t%s 53 IM 85 BTlfg Mfg ...... 14% 49% 4% not only inevitable but necessary. 1 Un ElLtftP 5%s 14.. 101 99% 99% 92% 92% 49% 1 Int Merc Marine 4% 4% Italy demand 5.233%; cables 5.23 tt. 3 Den ft Rio Or con 4. M 81% 88% 1 do Sa A 63 92H 3 Brockway Motor la .. 49% 66W 43 s 164% 1 do ts 33 MH 97% 97% 103% 104 66 V. 86 do pfd ., 43H 41 List Local Groups Demands: Belgium 13.88; Germanv 14 do Wes gn ts 93 91% 93 22 Par-Lyons Med 7s 58.104 1 Bklyn Manh Tra4» . 66 V« 87 18 Safeway Stor 3s ...165% 160 105% 3 Un Pac 4%s 67 97% 92% 93 99 H 99% 87 87 336 Int Nick Oan .80.... 48% 45 Below is a group of locally listed 6 do rfg ts 88% M 88 16 do lst 4s 93 84H 7 do 8s St 100 1 Bklyn Man Tr pt6. 37% 38% I Safeway it 7 pf7 71 66 4 69% 23.81. 88 96% 96% 19 37% 1 Int Pap A 8.40 38% 36H 1 Det Ertis lst rf 6s B.107 107 107 6 do gold 4s M tt 2 Par-Orl RR SHs 68 . 98V, 3 Brown Sho 3H ... 40% 13 183 St LoJosepu Sah n leaFrad n 3bRy8.11S % 114% 115% common stocks that, while not car­ 87 V, 87% 1 Psulista Ry 7s 42 102% 102% 103% 40% 40 H 30 do O UH 18 1 do Bs 49 A ...101% 101% 101% t do rfg 4s 8T% 94% 94 H 1 Bruntw Balks It ... 11 66H 3 St L Fran pf 3d pd. 94% 94% 944 rying with It any recommendation < More than $8,000,000 worth of 1 Pernambuco 7s 47.... 90% 90% 90% 30 19 I do 1 pet pfd 1 88H 88H 3 do ts St 101% 101% 101% 18 Unit Drug Del ts M. 91 100% 100% 8 Bruntwlck Ter Ry . 59% 1 Bt Louli Southw 904 874 89% 5 Peru 7s 59 99 99 99 39 31% 3IH 6 do Pfd new 1 69% 66 n whole or in part was complied American automobiles were imported 14 Det Unit Ry 4%s .. 97 96% 96% 1 U S Rubber T%a 30 .100% 88 H 88 V. 5 Bucyrue Xrl cvt 3% 63% 1 Bt Lou Souw pfS . 89 89 10 do lst ts M 86% tt 86 U3H 3 mt Print Ink 3%.... 54 63% to indicate to the trader several pos- | lnt0 Argentina during the first quar- 35 Dodge Bros deb M M.101 100% 100', 15 do Sa M% 108% 108% 1 Bueyruf Brie 7 pf7 13H 30 Sehulte Ret 8to34 30 V. 20 30 10 do 2nd ta 1961 86 t5% S5'« 99 H 7 Int Ry of O Ampfd8. 73% 73% sible opportunities ln the present 1 Dold Jacob Pk 6a ... 85 86 85 64 U 9 Steel sf ts 108-y, 95% M 139 1 Burnt Brot nf7 .. 73H B Sehulte Ret at pis. 98V. 1 Pirelli Italy 7s 82 129 129 .318 118 318 8 int Salt 13H 71H ter of this year. 3 Donner Stl rfg 7s .. 101%I0 l'.r.Ol 3 Utah Pow ft Lt ta ..8 96'. 96% 97 1 B—rrough Ad M 6b 634 4 Seaboard air line 13 13% 13 market. Many stocks are believed 7 Poland Ss M 97 97 . SOV. 60V« 60% 111 Int Tel * Tel 8 84H 85H t Donner Btl rfgs 7s ..101% 101% 101% T Utll PowftLt S'.s ... 96% S3 13% 1 Buth Term 3a 73% 3 Seabord air lln pf. 17 IT 17 to have hit their approximate lows; 23 do 7s 47 83% . B 4% 4H 1 Interstate D Ster 3.. 73% 73H 6 Dusoueane Lt 4%s A. M 17% II V 7t 71 10 Butt* Cop Zinc S 1 In ter type Oorp IHb. S3 33 11 103 Sean Roebuok 2Via.len'. 1564 1S7 4 conversely many are expected to If proper analysis ls given. The 5 Vertientea Sug 7s 77 76 78 1 Polsnd 6s 40 78 . S 7H 6 Porto Aleg 8s 61 102% 102% 103% 4 Butt* Bup Mln 3* .. 38% 3 bland Ork Ooal 4.... 81 BOH 51 50 Shattuck FO 3s ...165% 160 164% E 1 Va Ir Coal ft C Ss.. 72% 72% 72% 13 Butterlck Co .... . 39 36 20 Shell Union oil 1.40. 38% further depreciate, but there are table gives the current yield of sev- 8 Prague 7%f S3 105% 105% 10t''> 134 28 36 6 East Cuba Bug 7%s .. 79% 79 79 11 Virginia Ry Ss 101% 101 101 7 By*r* Co .116% 114 J good buys and they may be found eral locally listed common stocks: 34 Shubert Thea St ... B0-*. 50 50% 5 Erie lst eon ext 7s..101% 101% 101% Q 36 Johna-Manvlll* 3 169% 167H 167H 161 Slmmont Oo 3t 90% 87% 90 . 94 m. 93% 3 Queenalnd 7s 41. .110 110 110 5 Jonet A Lg Stl pfd 7.UIH 131% UIH Par Recent Annual Dlv. Earnings Yield Times 35 Erie rf ft Imp Ss 17.. 94 w 103 103 c 73% 119 Slmms Petrol 1.60.. 35% 34 36 1 . 11% 81% 81% 4 do 6s 47 .102% 103% IS 13% Marke Rate (See Note) Earnings 1 do 1st con pr ln 4s. 11% 2 Wsbash rff 6%s 75..103 95% 95 H ioa a Calif Peek 4 ...... 1% 1 Jordan Motor Otr... IH IH 7H 137 Sinclair Oon Oil 3% 39% Nam*> Value w* . 76% 76% 76 H 3 IH 384 38% 1135 1400 •3 7.39 3.0 18.3 4 do gen lien 4a 13 do Ss B 76 96 T8% 78% 5 OaUahan Zln Lead 130 36 Skelly oil 3a 43% American Company .. .1 2S . 11% 81 81 110% UO ft 41\ 43 9.00 12.80 4.3 16.5 10 do cvt 4g B .. 7 Wsb lst SHs Om div .78% 106 106 5 Rhlnelbe 7s 46 ex-wr 95% MH 95' 3 Calumet Aria 6* ... 43% 35 Snider Pack 13% xAm. T<>1 *!. Tel . 100 30« .107 107 107 44H 43H 3 Kan O PAL ptd B6..109V. IO8V4 109V. 134 13% tl Plus 11 ext. 7.10 9.0 6 Erie Oenes RR sf 6s. .107 2 Warn Sug 7s 41 106 101 101 3 Rhine Westph 7s M.IM 102 102 SS Oalumet Hecla 4t .. 39 Snider Pack pf .... 34% xAtlantlc Refining ... . 3.1 M 3.1 S4H 83V. 84% 1 do Sou Ry 8 84 84 54 49% 537, 3.00 S.SS 49 12.2 2 W»sh Wat Fow ta ...101 103% 102% 38 do Ss 53 lltt M M 11 Oanada Dry Q Al ta 49 South Cal Edl 3f ... 58% xBarnsdall Corp. "A" . 41 F IS Canadian Pae 10 ...336% 335V* 336% 3 do Pfd 4 66 68 68 67V. 58 . as 3.00 102 1 Fed Lt lst 6s tt 42 . .102 102 102 25 West Elee Ss 102% 95% 98% t do Ss 53 93% 93% 93% 1 Southe Dalr B .... 11% Byron Jackson Co. .. . NP S7 3.83 8.4 180 Oaro CI Ohio ttp tt. 96 96 96 10 Kayser (J) * Co 5... S4H 83V. 64H 11% 11% 3.00 838 3.8 14.8 M 98 5 West Md 5%s A 77. 95% 77 7T T Rio de Jan ts 48 105H 105% 105 3 Souther Pao 6t 131% xCaterplllar Tract. ... . NP 78 1 do stpd 42 , . as 4 Oat* Theard Mac 6* .338 333 335 3 Keith Albee Orph.... 81 30% 30% 131 13IV, 4.40 5.3 8.6 .110 110 1 do 4s 77 M% 9T 18 do tttt BB 94% 94% 94 3 Sou Porto Rle Su 3%. 37% Diamond Electric ... . NP SB a.oo 2 Flsk Rub 8s no 1 Gate Thread pt7 ....130 130 130 6 do pfd 7 104H 101 104% 37% 37H xEmsco Der. * Equrp- . NP 35 1.80 •481 4.8 7.3 1 Florida E Cat 5s 74. . 74 74 74 6 West Pac lst 5s ... 97 108 108% 5 Rio Or do Sul ta 44. 106% IOStt 105' ir 1 Sou Por Rl eu pfe.. .. 1 Oavan Dob pf 6%.. 91 93 91 33 Kelly-Sprgfld Tire.... 15% 15% 16H 136 500 7.8 18.0 6 West Union 6%s 1M% 101% 102 6 do ta M 88V. 11 M 1 Southern RaU 8s .143% Oladdlng McBean ... . NP 80 ts pis 4% stk. 18 Oontral Agur* 3s ... 16% 14 34V. IS Keltey-Haret Wh 3.. 46 44% 44% 143% 143% . 31 SO 3 on •398 8.7 10.0 G 3 do col tr tg M...102 102 V, 102% 9 Rome 6%s 53 M 11% M 3 Sou Ry MO ctf 4...120 Olobe Or. A Mill It do Ss 51 102% IS Oentral Alloy tt 3 .44% 41% 44 9 Kelvlnator Oorp.... UH ISH 16 H 130 130 Hydraulic Brake 58 4.00 •7.09 7.1 7.9 50 Oen Cable 5% 47 .. 17% 97% 97% 98% 98", 3 Rotterdam fs 14 103% 103 tt 103% 1 Sang Chalfant 34% . as 1 West Un R Est 4%s. 96% 18 Otrro de Pasco la ... 98% 96H 97H 237 Kennecott Cop 4.... 86V. -3% 63% 34% 14% 111.-Pac. Olaas "A" .. . NP 3.00 •5.59 8.1 E.9 23 Oen Mot Aco 8s37 ..101% 101% 101% 85% 85% ISH 31% 33H 33% 33% 9 Sparkt Wtthlngto ..3504 148 149% as 3.00 6.30 4.8 S.7 t Oa Ala eon ts M 86 M 3 West Shore lst 4s 11% 25 26 8 5 Otrtaln t*ed 36% U Kinney OR Co 8b... Jantzen Knit. Mill. .. . NP 43 3 Sao Paulo Cty ta 52.. 108% IMV, IMtt 76 75 30% 30 30 5 Spear Oo pf 7 75 3 00 8.1 4.3 1 Ooodrich BF 6% ...1M% 108% IMH 4 W Va Co ft C 6s 80.. 26 99% MH 3 Otrtaln teed 7 pf7 .71 3S Kolster Radio Macmlllan Petroleum . . 35 39 9.00 1 Bto Paulo St ts M 104 IM 104 .330% 315 316% 6 Span Kellog 1.H0 . 35% 38% 38\ 4.5 33 Ooodyr T R 5sS7.. 13% 11% 93% 2 Wheel Stl 5'is 48.. M% IMV. IMV, 30 Oheaapeak Ohio 10 69 Kiatt Phen Oh IH. 4SH 41 47% Magnln & Co., I . NP 33 1.50 •3.85 13.4 3 Sao Paulo St 8a38..1M IM IM .104% 100H 104 1 Splcer Mfg . 644 84% 84% 3.40 7.7 82 t Oould Coup 8S40 ... 75% 75% 75% 12 Wh Eagl O t%a w 17.1M% 41% 42 SI Cfcesepeak oorp St . 4 Krestie SB Co 1.60.. 46 46 46 Pacific Clay Prods. .. . NP 31 •3.7S 10 Sao Paulo st 8sM .. M Mtt Mtt 14 13% 18% 9 Spiegel May Bt 1 . 91 88 90 t3 plus **. stk. •STS Sf 16.8 5 Ord Rap Ind 4% .. 95% 95% 95% 12 WtckSpen Stl rff 7s. 42% 42 42 8 Ohio Alton 6 Krett* Dept Btoree. 14 UH 14 Pacific Finance . as 113 6 Sante Fe Are Ts43 . 15% Ittt pf 18% 18 IS 10 Btand Com To 1 . 19% 19% ••3.00 •3.17 ••8.6 18.0 6 Ot Tr Rf Cen 7a ..111 11 111 1 Willydo s cvOvsrt TsI Stts ..IOI41%H 101% 101% Mtt 4 able Alton 1 Krets BH * Co 1... 84 84 84 194 xPac. Q. A E Co . as 57 4 Sax Pub Wk T7s48 . tltt 17% 309 Stand Oaa El 34 .101% 101 80 3.00 513 38 15.6 48 Ot North Ry TsA ...110% 109% 109% 11 Wilson ft Co lst ta .1M% 100% 100% Mtt 8 Ohio Ot Western . 16% IBH 16% 34 Kreuter * Toll 1.84 STH 31 17% 954 xPaclflc Lighting . NP 4 Sax Pub Wk 6H Bl . 93 Bl 29 Stand O Calif 2%a * 77% 81 tSplus tl ext. •5.17 6.6 11.8 1 Ot North 4% 77.C 92% 92% 92% « Winch Arm ctf 7%s..lM% 106% 106% 4 Ohle Qt Wett pf ..44% 44H 43% 10 Kroter Orocery 1... 64 61 81% 75% 764 Republic Supply . NP 2 Saxon St Mtt I Stt . MH MH n 67 do N J l%b . . 59% 43 300 3.65 48 11.3 1 Oulf Sta stl 5% 96% 16% 96% 3 Wis Cen fen 4s TB 78 T8 8 Ohio Mtl Bt P Pa.. 33% 81% UH S8>, 59'. xRlchfleld Oil Co . 35 43 Seine 7s 42 .106 V, IM Mtt L 63 do N Y 1.60 ... . 41% 404 40% xRlo Orande OU Oo. . . NP 33 ta plus 3% stk. 4.30 9.3 7.S 30 Ohio IIUBIP P»Pf. 51% 50H 51 38 38 Y 5 Serbs Cts Slo 8a 62 . 19 V, Mtt IM 1 Lato OU As Trent... as 1 Stand Plate Olau . 5% S S 8eaboard Dairy Cred.. . NP 39 3.00 3.00 6.9 9.7 UChte Hor Wett 4 ... 54% 51% 64V. 15 Lambert Co 8 USH 136 136 1 Havana Elee ts 83 SS U 22 Ynfstwn BAT Ss T8.. .1M% 1M% IMH 1 Serbs Ct slov 7s62 . 78 Tt Mtt 1 Chle Hor wott pn .116 UIH 116 6 do pf 19 17% 19 xShell Union Oil Co. .. . NP 37 140 •2.03 3.2 133 11 Leo Rubber St Ttr*. 16H 16% UH 36 Hudson Coal ta A 62. TBH 76% 76H 33 Siemens Hal 6% Bl ..IMH IM !ft H t Ohle Pneu Tool .... UH UH MH 24 Stewart W Speed 8s. 714 70% 71% Big. OU ft Oas "A" . . 35 37 1.75 •6.11 4.7 6.1 6 Hud Man rff taA .. 90% M 90 1 Lehlth Val 8H 81 51 61 49 5.9 10 Sllesian Ld Assn 8s47. 83 Tt S 1 Ohle Pn*T Pint 7.. 51% BIH 81% 3 Stromberg Car 3a ...105 104 105 Sig. Oil & Oas *'B'* . IS 3S 1.75 •S.ll 12 Hud Man adl Ine 5%. 76% 75V. 75", FOREIGN BONDS 3 L*hn * Pk Prod 3.. 51% 63% 83% ••3.00 •3.10 ••8.6 193 6 Soissons ta 38 99V. M M 3 Ohio Rk It Pa 7...133% 133 133% 15 Studebaker Corp 5a. 77 76 76 xSo. Calif. Edison . as SO 8 Hum OU ref 5% ...101 100% IMH 1 Lira * MyersTBSb.. S4H 84H 84 H 73 3.30 •3.68 34 20.0 A 3 Sweden 8s 39 IM 101 103 1 CRIP ft Pf ' • .105% 106% 108% 1 do pf 7t 124 133 134 xStandard Oil of Calif. . NP 10 Hum OU R Bs 37 ..100 IM IM 10 Akershus ts M 38V, StH 411 40 31 Lima Locomotive.... 50% 48% 49H 83 300 •5.34 4.S 15 H 1 Sweden Btt M IMtt 104 Vs IMtt 3 Chlckasha Cot oil 1. 40 1 Submtrlne Boat .... 3% 3% 3% xTexas Corporation ... . 35 u.s 1 Alp Mont Btl Ts 55.. 93 M M IM 49 49 1 Link Belt 3.40 SOH 50 404 Superior Oil 9% xTransamertca Corp. . . 35 138 $4 plus 4% stk. (Not avgil.) 6.3 1 Swiss Oon ta 48 ....IM 108 3 Childs do 3.40 49 so 8% 9% 3 Antloqula Ts 45 A.. 91% 91% 91V, 3 Swiss 5% 48 IMtt 101% IS U Uuuld Carb 4%b... 83% 81 83% s xUnlon OH of Calif. .. 48 3.00 2.70 4.3 17.8 12 Illinois Bell Tel 5< .101% 102% 102% IMtt 14 Chrysler Corn 3s ... 75% 74% 1 Buperlor Steel 47 44 44 *. . as 3 do 7s 45 B tltt 91% 11% 73% 3 Loew'a 3 56 V. 85% 66 % xWestern Air Express . . 10 89 0 60 (SO 0.9 7.0 1 Illinois Cent % . . ST IT BT 1 Oltr Ice A Puel 31... 73% TIH 1 Bymlntton 74 7% 74 4 do 7s 45 C 83% 92 •3% T 33 84 Loft Inc 10% 10% 10H let aftei •11 chai get those marl ed • are for 1928. All others 3 111 Cent 4s 62 ... . 89% MVs MVs SO Olty Stores new .... 33% 33 30 do A 17% 18 164 Note: Earnings ars L— 3 do 7s 46 D II 91 91 6 Toho EI Pow TsBB .. BT BT 17 33 Loose Wiles B 3.90 . 64% 60% 60% 1 IC OSL N rfg 63 .100% 1M% 1M% I Cluett Peabody St.. 60% 60% 60 V. are estimated 1933 earnings based on those so far reported and. as Indications point, 1 do 3d Ts BT MV, 89% MH 4 Toho Bl F Ss » .... MH •8% Mtt 139 130% 1 do let pfd 7 UT% UIH 117% an ln many cases belle-red to bs extremely conservative 10 Ind IU Iowa ta ... 8TV. 87% 67% 33 Coca Cola 4t .4...130% 1 Third Ave Ry ... IS Argentine Is ST A ..IMV. IM 100% 13 Tokyo City 8% Bl .. 86V, Utt Utt 48% 46% 39 Lorlllard Pierre Oo.. 36% 35H 36 H 16 18 16 •• Denotes annual privilege to subscribe to 10% holdings tt par: yield ls based on 1 Ind lime gton 6s41 M% M% M% 1 do A 48% 735 Tide W Ass Oil . T do ta M B ..*.. Mtt MV, 99% 48 Tokyo El Lt 6s53 .. M MH UH Bl 51% 1 do pfd 7 93 93 93 33% 31% 23% cash paid and value of rtehts at abov* market, 10 Indiana stl 5s 103% 103% 103% 8 Collins A Alkman ... 51% 38 do pf 6a 90 86% 43 do ta sfg M Jun. Mtt 98% 9S% 1 Tolima Dep Ts47 .... M 7 Colo Fuel *k Iron .. 60', 58 55% 9 Louisiana Oil Ref., 13% UH I'H 90 x Listed ln New Tork. 3 Inland St 4% ATS... MH 90% MH 3 do rff ta M Oet .. MV, M 63 do .80 394 364 M 88 Oolum O Sc K new.. 77% 75 H 76% 400 do pfd 64 91% 914 91% 39 4 Interb Trana 7s 93 V. 93 93 34 do sf ta M May .. 99% MV, 0 4 do pf 3s 95 91 MV. 97 87 3 do pf A St 107 107 107 8 Louis O ft El A 1%. 40 38 39% 96 Comparisons follow: 10 Interb Trsn 6s 39% 59 59% 36 do 6s M Sept MV. 99% 3 Ultgawa El Fow Ts . IT 84 Tlmken R Bear Ss.. 91 809 Yield Times MH 98 98 888 Columbia Orapha ... 75 73% 73% 3 Ludlum Steel 3 90% 58H 69 % 59% Above stocka thst sre listed on New York Stock or 4 Interb R Tr rfg 5s . 68 67% M 14 do 6s M Oct 99% 98H 3 USS Copenhe Ts3T ... 98 48 Tobacco Pr new 1 40 16% 13% T» Earnings M 89 M 3 Columbian Car 4%b..l60 153 160 16% Curb Exchanges: 3 Interb T rfc Bg sts. 67 67 67 20 do ta 11 Feb .... MH M% MH 10 Un St Wk 51 A we . M 75 Tobacco Prod A new. 30% 30 30% Aversce for 18 stocks 1.1% 98 M 18 Commercial Credit 3s. 46 44% 45% 1 MacAndrw ft F M3.88b . 38% 38% 1 Int Acrlc ta stp ... 71% 78% 76% 15 do 6s 61 May 99% M MV, 1 Upper Aust 7s45 .. M 36H 850 Transcontinental Oil. 134 13 13 Average for IS stocks ISS >% Mtt SO do 6% pot pf SHt. 97% 17 97 6 Mack Truck, 8 94% 94% 18 Int Clement ta 48 .IMV, IMV, 101% B do 5%g 82 Mtt Mtt 95% 3 Upper Aust 6% 67 . MH 84 V. 83 Trlco Prod 3Vis .... 83% 51V, 53% (Transamerica earnings not available* S Oom Invest Tr 4a ..144% 144% 1444 3 Meek RH Co 3a 167% IT Int Ot Nor adl Ss MH M 2 AustraUa ta M .... MH 93% MV, 6 Uruguey ta M M 1674 167V, 1 Telautograph 3s 19% 19% 19% Above stocks thst are Hated on Los Angeles Stock er Mtt M S Commercial Solv 8a.362% 360 163% 3 Madlton Sq Oar IH 16 18 18 14 Int Ot Nor lst B ..102% 102% 102% 10 do 5s 57 94 93% 94 313 48 Tennessee C * Ch lt. 18% 18% 184 Curb Exchanges. (Not listed ln New York.): 88 Oom'wlth Pow 4B ..318% 311 4 Magma Oop 3 68% 67% 2 Int Or Nor Bs56 B. 94 94 94 35 do 4%s 38 36 BSH M ? 33 67% 36 Texas Corp 3s 64*. 63% 63% Average for 16 stocks 38% S Oongoleum Nairn ... 33 31% 70 Malllnson ft Co..... 28% 35% 38% 98 20 Int Match ts 47 .... 9tV, 95 95' 3 Austria Otd Ts 43 ..IM IMtt IMH IS Vienna City 6*53 .. Mtt Mtt Mtt 73 161 Tex Oulf Sul 4t ... 74% 71% 73% Average tor 16 stocks .••••• S Congress Cigar la .. TIH 1 3 Manhatt mod gtd 8 36% 16 % 36V. 17% 6 Int Mer Mar sf 6s...l00% ioo IM H 35 Tex P O A Oil 24.1.. 184 16% Entire above group considered: B 1 Conley Tin Foil ftpd % % 3 do Shirt 3 394 39 394 15% B.3% 3 Int Psp cvt 5s A ... 90 90 M w S3 83% 12 Tex P Land Tr new.. 16% 15% Average for 32 stocks.... 30 BaUvian Pet 4'is 43. 92V, 91V. tltt MH Mtt « Oentol Cigar 7s .... 81% 3 Maracalbo Otl Exp. 15% IS 35% 117 16 Int Ry CA 8% 4T .... MV. 91% M 89 V. 89% IBH 1 The Fair Co 2 40 ... 334 35% Aversge for 31 stocks...... T Bavaria 6%a 48 ... 96 94H •5 8 do pf 7s 89% 3 Market Bt Ry prl pf 33 33 33 1 Int Rys Cent Ara ts. MH 90% 90H 101% t wes Un Kl pow 53 is.84% 1 do 6% pet pf 6%s. 57% 87 STH 3 Belgium ta 41 IMH IMH 91% lltt 3 Marland Otl 36 V, 16 38% All earnings above quoted are net •>- 3 Int Rys Cent Am I. 16% Tt Tt 114% 1 Oont Film Ind pt 3t. 36% 36% 36% u 31 do THs 48 lit', 114*I 16 Merlin Rockw 3%B.. 83% 794 83H 133 S 133% per share after all charges, induct psnles publish only semi-annual 134 Int TT evt 4% M 134% 133% 133 H BONOS .114% 113% US 133 Underwood Elliott 4a. 1334 13 do Ts M IM 107% IM 1 Yokohama ta 11 .... Mtt 883 Oontol Oas St .. 6 Marmon Mot 4 .... 84% 51% 84% 86 V, 65% ing preferred dividends where such 10 Int TT deb 4% M • M 11% 11 43 Liberty 3%-47 ...M.12 96 05 MM 98% 88% 98 3 Union Carbide 6s 864 and annual earnings statements. M Belt Stab Ln Ts M..1M% IMH 1M% S do » pf Ss ... 3 Mathieson Alkali 6. 48% 47% 47% 48% 104% 9 Liberty lgt 4% •* 98 20 M.17 96 30 3% 16 Union Oil of Cal it. 49 UH class of stock exists. It will be 8 Belgium ttts 43....IMtt 104% 1 Oontol Textile .. IH 3% 3 May Dept St 4 ... TTH 77% 77% 337 In every instance 1929 earnings are K IM 46 Liberty 4th 4% ... 98 30 MU 96 35 S Container C A 1.30 . 14 14 14 18 Union Ptclflc 10t ...338% 336 noticed that earnings for 1928 are B KC Pow Lt ta .... .102V, 102V. 102% M do ta M IMtt IM U Treasury 4% 47.13..1M.31 106.13 106 15 3 Maytag pf war a .. 40 40 40 83% 1 Berlin City MM.. 90% MH MH S do B .60 . 6H 6H SH 1 do pf 4t 63% 83% quoted ln several Instances, which based on net profits so far reported 20 KO Bouth rfg ta MMM 31 Treas ltt 1940-43. 96 10 M.10 17110 1 McCall Corp 4 ... 103 103 103 134 134 ... T4 T4 T4 10 Berlin City El 8%s Bl. 11% 33 91% SO Cont Baking A ... . 18 76% 15% McCrory St ovt pf 8. 1 Union Tank Car St. 134 this year. t KC South rfc ta . .101% 107 H 107% 14 Unit Cigar St It... 19\ 19% 16% ls due to the fact that some com­ ... M M M 20 Berl El Elev 6%s M. lltt lltt 93% ISI So B . 14 IS 14 1 MeKeesport Tin 4 .. 6 KC Term lst 4s .. . 68 69 69 1 do pf 61 96 96 84 ..IM IM IM 7 Bogota le tt 101% 101% 101% CHICAGO CASH GRAIN 11 do pf 6s .100 97 86% 3 McKess ft Rob 1.60. . 53 S Kanaaa Oas El ta 63 S3 1 Un Dyewood pf 7t ... 70 70 70 ... M M M 3 Bolivia ta 47 100% IM IM IU Continental Can 3Ht. 73 70 70% 1 do pf IH . 60 60 60 33 Bales High Low Close High Lo* Olos 1 Keystone Tel ta . 1 do 7s M Mtt Mtt M% CHICAGO, June 6. (iP)—Wheat 83% 68% 13 Un El Coal vt ctfs 3s 34', 33 ... M M M S Continental Ins 3s . 88% 1 Melville Shoe 1.10 . . 59 59 S9 117 7 Klnts Co El ta ... 4 do 7s M Mtt 14% 84% no sales. 18H UH 3 United Fruit 4s 118% 117 79% 79% 79% 34 Continental Mot .60 16% S Mentel Oo . 34% 33% 34 14% w 1 King Oo el ta stp 9 Bordeaux ta 14 IM MH IM 13 Cora Products 3b . 93s 92% 93% 3 United Paprbd 144 14% 4 Victor Talk pr pf 7s 115 us 111 143 Westlngh Air Br 3s. 47 45 46% Corn No. 3 mixed 88®tt; N<_ a 330 Mexican Seab Oil.. • 43% 41H 43% 33 \ 33% 16 Brssil ta 41 IM IMH IM U do nf 7s .141% 141% 141% 30 U 8 Cast Ir Pip* 3s... 33% 4 Virg Caro Chem ... 12H 11% 13% 35 Westlngh ElftMfg 4s. 154'i 152% 153% yellow 90G>%. 15 Miami Oop 3 . 43% 41% 41H . 144 14% 14% L IM IM IB do 8%s 36-87 M 81% M 63 1 U 8 Distrlb 3 V-C Ch 6 pet pf 6s . 43 43 4 White Eagle Oil 3s.. 38 34% 35 38 Ooty 3a 61H 61% 30 Mld-Contln Pet 3 . . 35% 35 85% . 84 834 834 tt 2 Lee Oas of StL 5%,103 97% ITH 10 do tHt 37-17 33 tlH UH Oats No. 3 white 44\04Stt; Na 3 Crex Carpet . 30% I0H 80% 4 do pf 7s 49 White Motor Co Is.. 43 41% 42% 10 Leo Oas L lst ta .. 37% 1 Mid States Oil ott . IH 3% 1 Un States Express . 6H 6% 64 97% 17% 31 Braxll C Ry El 7s 63. 98H M M 4 white 440%. 10 Crucible Steel Bt . . 69% 89 % 89% * a% w 84 14 White Bew Machine. 30% 18% 30% 14 LB MB (ld ta 11 . 97% 14 Mtl El Ry pf 6 .... .101 101 101 41 U 8 Indust Al 6s .163 160V, 163 64'. 64% IM IM U Bremen 7a M IM Mtt M% 18 Ouba Cane Bug pf . 6 8 8 4 Wlleox OU * OM... 46 tt 45% 4 Lehigh al 5g 2001 ...105 Rye, no sales. 3 MStPftSSMU 4 .... . 61 81 61 1 U 8 Leather . 33H 31% 33% 9 Waldorf System l'.s. 39'. 29% 39'*. 104% IM 1 Brisbane ta 87 BT 87 ST 1 Ouba Oo . 15% ISH 15% 38 V, 5 Wlleox Rich B « 44% 44% 1 Lex East Ry ta ....IM 41 M K ft T . 50 4IH 49 13 do A 4s . 40% 40% 40% 32 Walworth Co 1.20 . SSH 37'. 3 British Btts 39 Mtt M% MH S Onban Am Sugar .. . UH 11 11% 47 Willys Overland 1.30. 33% 33 33% T Llgget Myers Tg ..113% 113% 113% 35 Mo Pao . 81% S9H 80% 1 do pr pf 7i 93 % 934 93% 4 Ward Bak A 54 «4 SS do Btta 37 IM IMtt 103% DENT RANK MERGE v 4 Cuban Dom Sugar . 4% 4 4% tt 1 Wilson ft Oo ( S S 3 Loews Inc ta w 41..IM 105% IM 4 do pf 5 .136 135% 135% 14 U 8 Realty ft Imp 41 88**. 874 88 ». 3 Ward Bak B 11»4 10 11% 8 Budapest ta 37-13.. MH Tttt 80% "It can be stated without quallfi- / 1 Cudahy Pack 4t .. . 51% 81% 51% 1 do A 19 19 19 3 Loews Inc 8s exwa .97 37 87 4 Mohawk Cpt Ml 34 . 71% 70% 70% 32 U 8 Rubber 494 48% 48% 4 do pf 7s 74** 73% 74% 1 Buenos A 8%s M ... MH MH MH I Curtlt Pub 6s .134 134 134 371 Montg Ward 3% ... .113 106% 62 W Bros Plct SB .. 118'*. 116% 117 4 do Pf 33% S3 63% B Lorlllard Co ta .... 71% 73% T3H 1 do 3d ta M Oct ... M M M cation that no negotiations are " no 4 do lst pf T74 77 77% 14 Woolworth Oe Ss .. .313% 319 318% 1 Curtlt Pub pf 7s.. .US US US 3 Moon Mot Car .... . 4% 44 1 do Pf 2.20 51 51 Bl 2 Lou Oas El ta ....IMV. 1M% 1M% 11 do Is ft Mtt HH MH pending or contemplated for any 4% 4 U 8 Smelt ft R 3%l. 55 SS S5 4 Worth Pump ft Mach 50% 50 SO'. 43 Curtltt Aero It ... .117 153% 156 7 Mo Lode Coal .40 .. . 3% 3% 13 Warner Qulnlan 3s . 321. 33 S3 8 Louis Naah 7s loi 100% 101 6 Bulgaria 7%s M ... M M M merger or affiliation between the IV. 1 do pf 34l 53 53% 52% 3 do pf B 73 74% 75 4 Moto Meter A . 16% 4 Warren Bros Co Sb . 10 Louts N col tr ta 31. M 19 M 15% 16% 84 U 8 Steel 7t 69% 166% 169 144 143% 143 V* 40 Wright Aero Is 121 118 120% i do Tt tr aitt aitt tltt Chase bank and the Bank of Amer­ D 3 Motion Pic Cap .... . 38% 1 Louis N Bo M itta. 84% M% Mtt ... 48% 41 48 15% 11% 4 do pf 7i 140% 140% 140% 2 Warren Fdy ft Pipe 30 20 30 4 Wrigley Jr Wm S\b. 73% IS 7S% ica and the rumors to that effect 8 Davison Chemical . 1 Mot Wheel 3 108 108 C ..130 130 U0 101 1 U 8 Tobacco Sf 84% 64 84 4 Webster Btsenlohr . 88H St% Mtt 3 Deer* jt Co pf 7t 1 Mullins Mfg . 48 48 38*-ss% . M 1 Caldas Ttts M Mtt MH are without foundation," according 86.194 183 193 48 a Unlv Laat Tob 3s ... 75 74% 75 2 Wesson OU ft Bn Sa 38'-. 3S% ¥ MH 3 Delaware * Hud 1 Mumlncwear 3 .... 64 3 do pf new 64 84% 5 Msnstl Sug 7% 43. 93 91% M 5 Oen tHt notes »... Mtt Mtt to an announcement made through 131% 131 131 54 54 1 Unlv Plct lst pf St.. 86 RS 8S S4--4 M Yellow Trk ft Coach 39% 38% 39% IM 4 Del Lack * W 7b 98 Murray Corp Am .. 94% 93 1 West Dairy Prod B . 33% 33% 19 Manhat Ry con ta ... M% MH Mtt S Canada ta tl lot IM Doremus and Company. 3 Den Rio O & W pf SSH 65% 65% 81% 36 Utll Pow A Lt A fa 43H 42 42 33% 4 Young LA SAW 2',b. 60 59 60 IMH 4 Western Maryland . 43'. 41 3 Market St Ry Ta .... MMM 17 do ta M IM 1M% 3 Devoe SRA 3.70B 45 45 45 tt 30 Yngstown StATu Ss. 133% 138'. 121% Mtt N V 1 Western Paciflo ... 35 Vi 34 38% S Sfldvale Stl cvt ta ... M Sttt M 1 da ttta M M Mtt 48 Diamond Match Ss 144 141 144 SO Hath Moton 8 ... SSH 84% 84% 4 Yadaeo Oorp 1 3 Oanada 8 8 tt 41 .. M M M 8% 9% 1 7 3 do pf . 59 59 59 Total sales—1.933.200 13 MllXRyftLtlst Bs 81 B 13 M H President Cosgrave is using tm 13 Dome Mlnet If 9% 10 Natl Acme ftp 1... 36% 36% 16% 4 Vanadium Corp 4b ... 79% 76 79 V, Previous dayy-f.343.--60- . 18 M ft St L lst rff ta. M 33% MH 4 Carsbad la M IMV. 101% IMH 11 Drus Ine -is 109% 108% 159 1 W Penn El 7% pf 7s.104'. 104'. 104% airplane to keep in touch wit- his 6 Nat Bellas Hest IA. 61% 604 61 % 6 Van Raalte 36% 36 16 97 •*, 97% Week ago—Holiday 1 MSPSS Marie 8%s...l00% 1M% 100% 35 Chile Mta Bk Itta fl. Mtt MH MV, 4D___11 Inter 5s ... 88% 85 66% 1 do 6% pf Sa SI'-. constituents throughout ttM Irish 44 Natl BU Tb 185 153 151 3 do lit pf siv, 81% » '. 4 W Penn Pw 7% pf7«.Ut% Tear ago—378,917.400. 1 do gtd Ss MMM 5 da Itta 17 MH MH 4 dB *868t SB K 8HB...1S1 ISS WH 111% 116% 80 HaU Caah Res A tt.lU US UOH 1 Vlek Chemical 4s ... SSH SS 14 West Onion Tsl Is. IM ISS Two seats aso—3SS.331.loa 11 MKATex new pl ta A. Mtt M Sttt t do ta tl M Utt Tnt State. m 1* M K ft Tax let ta. y M HH M THURSDAY, JUNE «, 1929 SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK PAGE THIRTEEN

tnt p. m KFI—Bit Sre__r V***. KFLA—Harmony OHrlc ____' Joint Committee KOER—Aunt Ruth's ehllt-t-'f tttm. KNX. KOFJ. KKJK. KFOX—ReooNfc a F. tt. RADIO. PRG61MMS KHJ—Baron Keyea. "The Story Maa." KFI—Jones and Sans "Htptlnsse N. Y. Curb - Market News IsReconinended KMTB Mission instrumental trto. MIDNIGHT KMTR— B70 kC.. 331.0 KHJ—Wesley Tourtelotte. organist, am KBLW—California strlnt quartet. KFI—ttt ke.. tft 5 m. Harmonaders bell scores. (Continued from Page 3) KPVD—no ke. 433.3 an. KMTR— "Eifht-Ball" and "Cholly Lunt. KOFJ—Market reporte. rra, tathw—no kc. 31*1.4 KOFJ—Sunshine Boya. KOER—Dance oreheetre. San Prancisco KFQZ—Mt kc. 1411 m. KTM. KNX. KFLA. KEJK—Recorda. KFOX—Ortan recital aad "Mar NBW YORK CURB STOCKS uw ol Intoxicants lor other pur­ KHJ—M0 kc, 113 1 m • birds." Mining Exchange poses. KFWB-Mt kc. SUS ra. DX FEATURES KNX. KMIO. KFQ. KEJK —SB8BB ] The permit system ls regarded a* KPLA-10M kc. MIS m. Supreme Serenadera (KOA—WO ke.—4). l.M F. M. KHJ—Concert quintet. [ of the highest importance since ex­ KNX—1S80 kc. 1M.B m. Tom. DIek end Harry (WON—TM kc— et teaeft KMIC—1130 ke.. M7.7 m. a:a»i. KFI—Olen Edmund's Conetiato tM NEW YORK, June «. UP)—Fol-I sjaetaUe-s ea tbe perience has shown that much of KBJK—Hit ke.. 3BB.3 m. KOFJ—Dick Modem't BandoUere. Variety Hour (WLW—TM ko.—t:M). KNX. KEJK—Records. lowing ths official list ot transac-l UH Mining Stack Btehsage ia tare letted ey the illegal liquor now on the mar­ KFOX—13M kc. 3111 m. Jean Ooldkette't danee orehettra (WON— 19 Internat MH Mtt tltt IUl Radiator 4t% Mtt H. _. Petart A Ce.. tU Stack Exehaafo' KOER-11T0 kC. 211 J m. tions on the New York Curb market 111 Rubber reclaim.. U 33% tt ket has Its base ln Industrial alco­ 7M kc—1:18). June ttt. 11 Inter Find ... MH 10% Utt KOFJ—UM kc. 311.1 m Cole MeElroy'i dance bend (KOI—-1379 kc giving all stocks: 13 Inter Fttt aet Mtt Mtt 24 S United Verde Bit .. UH UH UH hol, much of which, treasury offi­ (Listed ea they appear oa the dials from 4 United Zlne tt tt H Furnished by R S itart A Oa —18). STOCKS 1 Inter MM ... Tltt Tltt Tltt BM Ask cials believe, has been diverted from top to •alet High Lew Close 1 Unltd OoM Mta .... H tt tt Stocks- Al Meredith's Novelty Trie (KOMO—130 19 Inter JtUlUas ITH IT IT Vt lt commercial Into Illegal channels. kc—11). B Intersta Mtt Mtt Mtt 1 Universal Insur .... 77 77 Acme i A 1 Unlversel Pictures .. U 33 aa Alsddin lt BOEDER PATROL t 3 Iron Oep Copper.. 4tt 4% 4tt ir.x, • a Sltt Mtt lltt 3 Utah Apex Mlnlnt .. ttt BH itt Argyle eeee* * 1 The President disclosed ln his KHJ—Saron Keyea, "The ttory Man. TOMORROW 4% ltt 1 Irving Air O-sjtt. • eaat • 1 « 1 Isotts Free Ce... 70 70 Tt 3 Utiutles Fewer Utt Utt ISH Am.dor KFI—Health talk. MH M 50% t UtU Few A U B ett. tl MH Amalgamated t message that It is proposed to set lift 11% Sttt Ital Ba Utt ITtt Utt 11 ., KMTR—Mission instrumental trio. lltt lBtt 1 UUUty Shares UH UH UH Banner ... up a border patrol which will bring Bailey'a trio. YOUR MONEY 1 Attt H-linirltsca . Mtt M% 36% U de deb ru. Utt I Mtt « KELW--California atrlnt quartet. KFI—Homa economies. • Block Beer 11 together in a homogeneous unit ball scores. 1 AUa t-eso M 39 Blk. Mammoth .. .. KMTR—Breakfast club protram. tl MH n I Van Camp Pae U 31% UH a prohibition, customs and immigra­ KKJK—U. S. C. leeture. "Oroirth and De­ so% ltt Bel Uncle Sam .. 11 u KFVD—Dan MaxweU. Scotch comedian. it iiptetaf awiasUiM 11 ITH IS 1 Jones Nsumborg.... •tt ltt ttt 3 Venesuelen Pet Stt ltt i tion officers. This immediately velopment of the Child.'* KMIO—Rae Silverman, bluea; Esther Brougher KPLA Harmony Olrls. M-MNv * 14 ... 74% Tltt 72H & m Buckingham Mine 1 i brings into the picture the depart­ Kahm. piano. a so ist »< TT TIH 77 1 Waltt A Bond B ITtt 17% ITtt 13 14 KOFJ—Market reports. KOPJ—Albert Keelovlch. violin: Blanche 1 Ksr.tart Rud Inc... Mtt Mtt Utt Belmont-Osborne ment of labor, which has control KPOX—Ortan recital and "Four Blue­ 1% ltt ltt 4 Kenneth Mff Ce... UH 14 Utt 1 Walsreen war 57% BTtt BTH Block Warrior .... If Cooper, piano. 4 AT»_a Pert Oement. 45% 44% 44% B Wenden Cop Mln ltt ltt ltt of Immigration on the borders. birds .'* KFOX—Ortan recital. 1 Keystone Aircraft... Utt Utt Mtt Booth a KMIO. KNX. KFQ-—Recordt. « *'-____ Oo Am . 2M 271 2M 1 Klein D. Emll Oo... MUM 13 West Air Express.... 71% 70% n Carrie ..... a Through the unification of three KHJ, KTM. KBJK. KPQZ-Recorda. 1 Al nil— taaestry . M% 31% 38% T ., B:M F. M. 11 Kolster Brendee.... t ttt 4tt 1 de rta Ttt T Concordia t a services administration officials be­ B:M A. M. 37 Mtt IT l WMt Ante Sua A.... UH lltt 12% T KFI—Jeanette Warner, tlrl contralto. 134% 124% 14% L ltt Chellar lieve a much tighter rein can be KHJ—Concert quintet. l Whlte-Nithtt ine 3% Stt Calumet a KFI—Oral hygiene talk. Police talk. KMIO—Oeorte Maya, trumpet: John Llnd- H Am Olttet PAL A. 51% MH s Lackawanna See ne*. M% Utt Utt 1 Williams R O Utt ITtt 37% Con Virginia i kept on all illegal operations on the hardt. banjo end tultar. 41H 40% 41u % 3 Leke Superior lltt 11 It U KOPJ—Dick Moder't BandoUere. 1 Winter Benlamln ... 13 13 Cent Eureka .... • eeee 102% borders Including the smuggling of KFQZ—Hawaiian trio. 3 Am Com Fow A ... UH 33% 22% • Laker Fdy * Msch. 24tt 34% 24tt 1% KEJK—Record!. 3 Woodier Petrol IH BH do. A IM 101 tt liquor and narcotics as well as of KFOX—Hawaiian protram and novelty UH 23% Mtt 1 Leaerae Oa lltt Utt Utt t t F. U. IH IH IH Comstock Silver .. aliens. Many Chinese have been sonts. t Latum Realty new. M U U z Mtt » UH Carbonate 31 KHJ—Ortan and sinters. KHJ, KTM. KKJK. KNX. KOFJ-Records. 11 Am Cont Ollfl.lds. .7-11 T-ll t Leaa-Td OO ... Itt IH ltt t entering the United States over the KMTR—Treasure ehest. 46% 48tt% M I Zenith Radio .... Continental 1 Letaar tterea Mtt Mtt Mtt T 1 KFI—Andy Sanella'e orchestra. 18 A. M. 16% ItH ISH Divide Mexican border despite efforts of » Am Dept Stores ... 1 Llbtse Ow Sh Olaae.lM IM UB DOMESTIC BONDS Divide Ixt t 1 i KPLA Hawaiian trto. KFWB—Harmony Hour. II Am A F Fow war... U 13% 82% 8 LU** IMM A Ubby.. lltt lltt 12% Immigration officials to break up KMTR-Dance orcheetra, A dividend a a KNX- Ortan reeltaL Florence LeMae. 11 Am Oas A M ... ITS 170% ITl 8 Uoa OU M It U this practice. KMIO—Dixie Five. KPLA—Home economics. 3M Am Ught A Trae as 239 111 BUt Bros U U Mtt 4 Alabama Pow 4%s 17. UH UH tttt Double O u nt 4 AU Pack ta It .... 4T 4T 4T Flor Ooldfleld ... 4 KBJK—U. 8. O. lecture. "Short Story KNX—Town Orler. 49 M 49 8 London Tin reg If 11% Utt KOER—Merti's Friendly Hslf Hour. 4% 4 4 I Long Is Ufht new... tttt tttt U lt Aluminum O ta BS ... lOltt IMH 101 First National OU ,. Wrlttne." 3 Am Alf rotates ta U.1M IM IM Oould A Curry ... 4 KFQZ—"TwIUfht Memorlet KFOX—Spanlah protram. 116% 116% 111% 1 Louisiana L A I..... Btt Btt Btt KHJ. KEJK. KKLW. KOFJ—Records. 11% 11% IIH 1 Am Oom Pow ta 41. MV. M 99% Ooldfleld Oon KELW—Harold Llberroana Bntertalntrs. f 1(1 SO A. M. »V« 31 U 12 Am O A I ta 11 ... MH MH Mtt Oold Deep Mines . KFOX—Danee oreheetre. 1 Am Solv A Chem.. 3 MacMarr Stores.... SBtt 31% MV, U do ta Wll IMH IM 10SV. Oold Zone f L A. Stock Market KHJ—Home economics. Records. MO Am Super Power ... 43% 40% 42 KOER—Symphonet. 8 Mangel Stores If KPI—Women's metestne ot the atr. 311H 10t 311% StH ltt Utt 1 Am RaU M ta U... MH MH 96%Hsrmil l *M F. M. 370 Marconi Int Marine 2JH lltt Mtt 1 Am Seat ta M .... M M M Idaho-Maryland . M KPLA—Dance orehettra. 210 IM 110 8 Mare -Wireless Eng KFWB—Harry Jackson's Entertalnere KNX—Home economics. 98H 91 MH lltt 11 11 t Appalaeh F ta M... MH tttt tftt Indian Mlnee 11 (Famished by Beaks. Rentier * Ce. 4 Marlon Stm Shev at 34% 24H 4 Ark F A Ut ta tf. tl 91% M Jack Walte , ,. 11 Ittt Third atreet.) KFI—Toteha Bridal, violinist. HawaUan KFOX—Denee music. 92 lltt 13 3 Mason Val Mln . enssmbls; male quartet and orchestra. KOFJ—Records. 1 Anchor Post Pence . 30% 10H SOH itt 1% Stt 18 Asso GAB IHs TT .111% 118% IUH Katharine Ixt .... a Stocka Hlfh Low Cloae 1 Msssay Harris ne M M I Asso 8 Hdw l%s U. MH Mtt Mtt Katherlne Oold ...... 4 Barnsdall Oil A 43 _ _ KNX—Monroe Jocker't orchestra. 11 A. M. 14% 14H 14% IB Mavis Bott Oa a ISH 13% 13% a 7tt • I At Fruit A S ts 49. UH Utt Utt Kernlck 1 Boise Chlea OU A 3M IM 2BB KBJK—Sports announcemenu. KEJK—Hawaiian Conservatory trio. Sf Memphis Nat Oee a KPOX- Male quartet. 8 Anglo Chll 0 Ultra.. 40 39% 40 ITH 17tt ITH Kinsman Silver ... a Buckeye Un Pfd 31 _. — KOBR—Rhythm Makers 1 Merritt Che Scot 39% Mtt Lone Ster KOFJ. KFOX. KFLA. KELW-Records 31 Arcturus Rsdio Tube 47% 45 •Utt 1 Metro Ct Stor 39% 1 Bates Vslve If tl ... IM 101 IU a Byron Jeekaon P Oo IT _ 7 F. H. 19 Arlsona Olobe 3-16 3-11 3-11 T4 T4 T4 112% 111% IUH Majestic 13 Calif Bank 111 111 __ _ U:tt A. M. 5 Middle West UtU 14 Bescon OU 6s 16 ww. KFWB—Melody Peddlers. KHJ—Bob Swan, balladlat. 477 Arkansss Nat Oas .. 9% 9% IH 173% UT 173H t Bell Tel Oen ts Att. IM IM IM McNamara a Doutlas Aircraft Ine s.u. 88*; 11 % KHJ—French protram, oreheetre aad 1 MUler Sons UH Utt Utt Mexican 350 KPI—Fashion talk. 1 Ark Nat Oas pt .. 8% 1% 1% 1 Minn Honeywel Reg 1 do Is B U IM IM IM L A Oea It XI Pfd —IMH l*-****i UIS soloists. Resource* ltl Asso El Ind Ltd ... 13% 12H 13% . M tt 33 1 Boston Cons O Ss 47. 100 IM 100 Mineral Mtn IB L A Inv lit _ _ KBJK—U. B. C. lecture, "Household Chem 38 Miss Kan Pip Un SSH 31 31H KNX—Oeorte OramUoh. tenor, aad or­ lstrr." 13 Asso Oas A El ... . 83V, 33 S3 Manhattan Oold . a MacMillan Pet 38 _. _ cheatra. 22 Asso Oas A El deb rts 6% IH Itt 1 Moek Judson .... . 34 34 34 Nattonel Stlvtr .. IB NOON t Can N Ry Ba 7s 11 105% 105% 105% Mascot Oil 140 US Ut KMTR— "Chronlclei of Katt." aketeh. 3 Associated Rayon pl. . 73% 71% 73% 44 Mohawk Hud pow . TBH TBH 71 c Operator KHJ—Bern Feldler't eoneert oreheetre. Over 3 Million Dollars 1 capital Admin ta 41 . 8T% ITtt 97 tt a Oeel Pet com 4M BM 4M KELW—Cyril Oodwin. violin; Florence 3 Atl Prult A But .. .15-16 15-16 15-11 • Mohawk Hud war .31 U 31 Orlando ...... T KFI—Deportment of Sericulture talk: lt Caroline PAUitt nsw .»% UH 96% Pae Ltfht eom 8t% 14 34 May. pianist; Luey Day, soprano. 1 Atlas Port Oe mniw. . 43% 45tt 1 Moody Invest pf . . Utt MH 4IH Old Oold market reporte. 49H . UH 11V, UV. .. Pae Weet Oil eom le* - 1 Autom Vot Maeh ... . 10% 10 10 4 Mountain Oulf OU .71 TS TS 4 Cent Bt • ta tt. ia KMIO—Denee bend end Frankie Bt. KMTR—Orsan recital. . 91H 91tt UH Royal Rep Pet new 19% 19% 4 Mountain Prod . ITtt ITtt 17% 1 Cent SPAL ttts It. Oeorte. "Jets—itnle Olrl." KOFJ—Rae Silverman, bluee; Esther IIH . BtH UH 14H Revert a Rep Supply a _ . 61% N 4 Ohle Ry etft 1s 37 IT KOFJ—Kitty Brown, bluea; Albert KM- Kehm. pteno. 4 Aviation Corp Amer. tlH 111 M H 18 Round Mtn Richfield Oil MH tt lt% 18% 11 National Aviation 4 Childs Oo Is 41..,. B lovteh, violin; Blenche Cooper, plana. KPQZ-Al Cajal. pianist. Lolly Oooklns. . 11% . M MH BTH . ITH 17tt STH Savatt 43 — 1 Aviation Credit ... . 16% 16% 1 National Bane Ser If Cities Ser Is U blues. 16H . 60% 60% 10% Utt BB Silver King a Rlehfleld pfd wow ..._ 34H - ll % T:M F. M. 1 Alton A Fish Tob .. . 11 33 S3 4 Nat FamUy Stor 5 Cities S O IHs 41. . M St. Joe M KFOX—Ortan recital. Roy L. Medcalfe. J. D. RISHELL, Pres. . UH 35% 15% 5 de Pipe tt U ... . 14% tttt 94% Rte Orande Oil - 33*4 Sltfc KFWB—Ortan recital. Julian K Johntton. 3 Nat Fam Stor pf . ITtt ITH ITH Simon Silver Lesd a 8 Joe L * P prl pfd US — 130 KFI—Mar Dolln't symphony orehestra. KPLA. KNX, KXJK. KELW. KMIO — Rec­ During construction ef otn B t Nat Food Prod B 5 Cent O Belt Sttt.. .105% IM IM Smuggler ordt. . 43 43 43 . 10 10 10 1 Com Textile Bt 41 . . 11 U U a SecuSo Car l 1sBtd Nateol m 110 58%1-8 %t*» Bl KHJ—Hank Howe's danee orchestra: 3 Briggs A Stratton .. . 11% 32% 33 H 11 Natl Fuel Oet ... . ITH IT 37% Sunset 7 Betty Petri.*, blues, end "The Two It:M F. M. Home, see ns at M Net Pow Let pf . 19 Cent O A El ta tt . II Mtt Iftt So Cal M 1% P«l 11 \ KFWB—Housshold chat. . 19% UH 19V. .109% 109V. 109% . MH UH Utt Sugarman •• ia So Oal Bd $% Pfd Boys." 1 Nat Fob Serv A . . 31% 11% 3IH 1 Cont Oil BHl ST .. Treat Vault it KNX—W. F. Alder, traveloe. S. t*V. Cotnor . 37 21% 3T 22 Nat Rub Maeh .. 1 Cudahy P BHa ST .. . Htt 93% IIH So Cel Xd BH Pfd KMTR—"Llvet et Presidents." symphony IMH 107H . 39 lltt 11% Union Mlnee ..... t Standard Oil Oal . KPVD—Adventures of 'Tom and Waah." 107% 1 National Screen TBH •*%. orehestra. SanU Monica Blvd. at 2nd 34 Brit Am Tob B ... 107% IMH 107 .37 37 37 Union Con n Onion Associates - KNX—Rounders male quartet KPOX—Helens Smith, plena and sone. 4 Nat Sut Ref new . UH 41 U I Detroit C O 6s 47 . MH ISH UH Wsst Ind Ml KXJK—Recordt. 3 British Celanese ... . 10 10 10 34 Nat Thea Sup ... • Union Oil Cel 41 KFOX—Danoe orchestra. 1 Bklyn Olty Railroad. . t t 1 .... IIH ITH 18 1 Det Inter Bridge Ts 11 Tt 71 7B Wsst Mines a 4BH 1 P. M. 1 Nat TeU Bridge 4 do IHt U M% M Mtt Whits Cape Oold st Bandlnl Ftt *\ •% % . SStt 33% SSH ... 1) IT IT Bit Jim Mines S F.M. KHJ—Letth Harline'a Informal ortan St Butt Nlag A I Pow. . M It 65 1 Nat Trad Jour .... MMM 20 Dixit O O !%s ITA.. T4 Tl Tl Wright Creek i ..._ 17% recital. 2 Nat Trent Bol Chle Otl B KFWB—Shrine electrical pateent. 11 do A 73% 78% .... 33% 33 33 B ..ato _ _ KHJ—Lltht opera hour. KTM—Oreen recital. Bertie Kober. 3 Nehl Oerp .... lltt 31 31 Chap I O com 73% 76% 4 El Fate N O B%t U. tt% 99% 99% 01 Neoa XI Prod _ — »*•* KNX—Rubydeen Holt, dramatio soprano: KPQZ—Al Cajal. pianist and sololste. .339% 320% 339% 1 Nelson Corp H . . M UH SBH 10 Empire O A R 5%> 41 W M M KPLA—Banjo Bora 2 Nevede Csl Hee Diamond Blee —— _B8 — _ Merle Oolden, piano. 11 Burma Corp Ltd ... . 4H 4% 4H • MM U KFVD—Haweilen trie and soloists KMIO—Ortan requests. Marie Hocklnst 90 New Bnt Pow pf * UH M M F Fokker Airplane — U38H - - KPOX—Mssonlc elub luncheon. Mtt 2S% attt 1 New Jer Zin ne 1 Fabrics F Corp Htt » tt tt M , Olobe Pet Oorp — IH KOFJ—Ree Stlvermsn, bluet; Esther 80 M M aod Bfffi Kahm. piano. KEJK, KOFJ—Record!. 0 1 New Mex Ari Ld BH Btt ttt 3 Fairbanks Morse taU. 94% Mtt 94% Hancock Oil com AI 4BH *B'4 tat, lit! P. M. . ttt t% BH 1 Newmont Mlnln 1 Firestone O M ts U. 91% 91H 91% ! Itale Pet Oorp BH «B8 BBS KFOX "Em and Clem." tenn. . 34 199% IM 199% KHJ—Bunny Three. 21H 33". 4 New York Invest t Firtstons Tire Bs 43. 94% U% 94% Kinner A * M 170 11B IM ttM F. M. KNX—The Bookworm, fddle Albrltht Start With Aay Amount I 3 Campbell Wyant xd . . 24 21% IIH 4 New Tork Petrol 41% 40% 41% 1 Flsk Rub IHs II . UV. tlH 91H Lockheed Aircraft new.-. il\ UH UH lltt 11% UV, There wee no change ln butter Of Mt KMTR Shrine electrical pateent. KXJK. KFOX—Record!. ' 1 Can Mare Wireless ... IH 7% 8H Nisgsra Bhaea MV. t Fie F A U ts $4. Utt U MV. Maddux Airline UH — — Any Tim* 4 Carlb Syn new 55% 51% Quotations yesterday. KFT—Arthur Lent, baritone; Pryor • 3% SH Stt 1 Niles Bern Pond . Mi BBH 51% Samson T Ar. R -.—M ._ a F. M. UNDER STATK tUP-KVIMON I 1 Carnation MUk 31 St 38 G BUTTEB Moore's ensemble. 3 Niplsslng IH 3% SH . MH 91% Mtt Wholesale prlee. U. Santa Fe Oil 4H « «% KHJ—Troian educational period. , TAX EXEMPT | 3 Carnefla Metals ... . 18tt ISH 16% 1 Noma Elee Utt 33 UH a Ostlneeu Fow 6s 41 Sunnyslde Oons 3 _ _ KTM—Kl Camlno strlnt quintet. KFI—Leon Archer, plena end font. 1 Celanese 0 Am new.. ST 37 ST 13 Oea Lndry IHt IT. . M 97 •Ttt Price ta retailers. U to tt. KNX—HarmontU. 71 Noranda Mlnet 54% Bltt 53% . TO 6T TO IOOS Unlv Oon Oil IBB Ul IBS Serial atory period. lt Cent Pub Serv A.. . 4 1 41 48 1 Northern Warr pf . I Oen Vending ft IT. KFVD—Dance orchestra. u U U . MH MH Mtt Extraa, 14. Wrlfht Ork Mlnee , 7 _ _ KMTR Spanish protram. Senorlta Lu- 13 Cen Ststes El evt pf 187% 181 187% 10 North Am Avla . 11% UV. lt Oeorgla Pew la IT. KOFJ—Joseph Bklrvansk's danea orches­ len. 1 do pf ex war ... . lltt 10% Bltt UH 1 Orand Tr IHt 11 .104% lOltt 104H Prssh firsts. 34. tra I North Am Utll tee Mtt SIH .100% IM 100% Case count. M. KFLA—Dance orcheetra. 1 Centrifugal Pipe . T% 7% 7% 3 North West Eng . 11% 31 31% 1 Gulf Oil Fa ta 47... t F. M KKJK—U. B. O. lecture. "Later Hiatory 1 Chain Storea Stock . . 30% 30% 30% lltt 10 do ta 37 . 99% MH •ltt Mediums. 31. KHJ- Eloise Klrkpatrick. soprano; Dr. CENTURY 5 North Btat Fow A .1TS% 1T3H 17SH 1 Oulf Bt UtU Bs St.. . 94 M •4 Smells. UH. of tha Jewish People." ltl Checker Oab new . . 73% 69% 69% Ml Northest Pow Carl Omeren. tenor; twin-pianos, er­ KFOX—Health talk. Recorda. . 38% 31% 38% • MH 11 Mtt Prlcet to retaUert. 3 ta I eentt Business Tonics chestra and sinters • hither. KNX, KFQZ, KOFJ—Records. BUIU>IMC*M>1.OAHASSOCIATIOI< . 96H 9t 98% o 39 Har pen Mln 6s 49... . 89% MH 11% KFI—Pryor Moore's orcheetra. 1:18 F. M. 1 Cities Ser Pow 7 pf.109% 103 V, 105% to Ohio Cop 3% 3 3% T Hood Rub Ts ae U 11 KNX—Lubovlski trio. 1 City Mach A Tool . . 36 36 30 Ohio OU . tt By Associated Frees HELENA, Mont., Jfune 6.—Seed­ KFWB—Baseball feme. Wrltley field. 38 Tltt T4 Tttt I KTM—Two-hour Revue. 326 SANTA MONICA Rtf) 3 Club Alum Uten .. . 10% 10 H 10H I OU Stocks SAN FRANCISCO. June 5 -Butter end ing generally ls completed ln Mon 3:M P. M. 11% 11% Utt 1 rti Fow A L S'.s B B4 BTH BTtt BTH tff prices unchanged. KEJK—U. B. O. lecture, "Business Lew." KHJ—"The Theater." Florence Doblnton 1 Cohn RaU A Marx . . S5H SSH 35% 1 Orange Crush ... 38% 31% 31% tana with the exception of flax 31 Colombian Syndic .. . 1 1 Outboard A 17 Indep 011 Is 31 IUH UIH UStt KFVD—Verne McLean. Unor. KPT—Willlam Don, Entllth comedian SANTA MONICA CAU % % UH 11 Utt 10 Indnpls F A L ta IT.IT Mtt IT CHICAOO. June I.—Butter, lower! re­ >nd com. Due to dry weather flax KFQZ—AI calal. pianist; Lett Crawford, Noreen OammlU. character sketches 14 Colombian Picture . . 34% 34 34% I Outboard B .... . 1% 11% Utt 43 Ool Elee A Pow .. . 73% M 73% 1 Inter Fow See Tf IT. MH 91% MH ceipts. IBM tubs; creamery extras, 41%; icreage may not go up to expecta­ bluet. Theda Marie, medley tlrl. SOas Comwlt Edison . .349% 246% 348% P 11 Int See Oorp te 4T... 15% U MH stsndsrds, 41%: extre flrttt. 41841; firsts, KFOX—Oolden Trails protram. KFVD—Denee orchestra S Pacific OI lat pf . . 14% 1 Interstate Pow fs 83. M M M tions ln some sections. Sugar beets. 4 Comwlth Pow pf .. .IMH 100% IMV. 13% 14 39%rt40%; seconds. 2t«lt t:M F. M. KTM—Banta Moniea municipal band. It Comstock Tun nsw 3 Paclfle West eU . . IT IT I do ta IT M 90H MH Eggs, hither, receipts, 17.336 cesee: sx­ 'n good condition, are being irri­ KOER—Lone Beach municipal band. . IH ltt 1% Utt KBJK-Male quartet On 3 Pandem OU 37% 37H . IH 3 3 I Invest Oo ta 4T lltt 91% 96% tra firsts, 29%ei0: firsts. II; ordlnsry gated and thinned and are mak­ KKJK—Recordt. . 10% 10% 30 Pantepeo oU Ven . 1% firsts. 2T93B; storage peeked firsts, MH; KFVD--Sunshine trio. 10% IH 1% I ing satisfactory growth. Corn ls up II F. M. a F. M. YOUR 5 Cons Dairy Prod nsw 32% 33% 33% 1 Paramount Oab . 34% StH 34% 16 Kelvlnstor 6s 11 TO'-. MV. 68% storats packed extrai, 31. 24 Cons Oas A E Bsl . 99% 91% 98% 10 Parmelee Trent .. . 24% 34 H 3 Koppere O A O Bs 47 Mtt 16 H 96% on some farms ln southeastern KHJ—Berl Burtnetts orchestra and vocal KHJ -Shakespearean r e a d I n t I, Eric l Penney Co 34% trio. Mtyne. Bchool protram. 11 Cons Instrument . . 26% 26% 36% UTtt UTH 11T% L NBW TORK. June 8.-Butter, firm; re­ sections. Early sown wheat gener­ MNGS lt Cons Lsundry Corp . 16H lltt 16% 3 Penn Ohio Edit .. . UH 11% Utt ceipts, 15.599 tubs. KFI—"Slumber Hour." KFVD—Denee orchestrs. 14 Lehlth P 8 ta A3036.108 IMV. 104*', ally ls ln excellent condition with KEJK—"Down South," with Xdne Heard KNX, KPLA, KOFJ—Record!. INTEREST t Cons Ret Storee .. . 21% 11% 38% 3 Penn Ohio Edl war . tl 58% St% 1 Ubby McN A L Bs 42. . 81V. 91". 31V, Btts, firm; receipts, 43,3ft cesee; fresh . TH 7% 7% 30 Pen Ohio Edl prpt .1M% 10IH 103% Ml late sown grain ln need of rain. KNX—Herman Kenlns orchestra. 3:10 P. M. 210 Pennroad Corp 4 Lone Ster Oes Bs 43. BTH BTtt BTH fsthered extra, 32%OSS. extra firsts. Sltt KTM - Spsnlsh lesson. STARTS 3 Contsnent Diamond . 16H 11% 36% .. 1 IIH UH B Louis P A L Ss ST... Mtt MH 90% 933; flrttt, MHOS1; seconds, 39H«_30%. KPLA—Rainbow dance orchestra. 13 Continent Oil vte . . 21H 31% 31% 1 Peoples Pow A ... 4TH 47% 47% KFVD—Tommy Swift's oreehstra. SsM P. M 4 Cooper Bessemer .. . 39% 39% 39% 3 Perfect Circle .... 63H 63 NEW ORLEANS. June 8. — The KFQZ—Jack Dunns orchestrs. KHJ—Council of International Relations. tltt . 99% 99% 99% NOW 11 do pf M 46 50 3 Perrymen El 31% 20% 30% 2 Man Pew SHs Bl. state highway torn mission has au­ KFOX—Ortan recital, Roy L. Medcalfe. KTM. KNX -Records 11 Corron A Reynold pf.100 IM IM SO Petroleum Co UU SB 1 Maaa Oaa SHs 46. .101 101 103 I0:»0 F. M. 3:40 P. M. TXX FREC . 9tt 9 3 Philip Morris 1% u IH 3 McCord Rad ta U MH 94% 94% thorized work on the Lake Shore KMTR— NIU Olub skit. KPT—Spanish lesson. 29as CrockerAWheelr .290% 290% 390•t%t 3 Philippe L A UH IH M% 3 Memphis N Oes ta U BT 9T IT Produce Market highway between this city and KPLA—Theater frolic 4 P. M. 21% 4 Metro Edls 4%l tt •1% 91% 95", 98 Curtiss Plying . 34% 32% 23% 3 do B 39 M Hammond, La. Work will start at KOFJ—Inatrumentel quartet; Dare Ward. KFWB—Popular sonttters %xdev Shde Su$etvtsw*t\ 1 Curtiss Reid Air pf . 2ttt 39% 39 H 1 Pick Berth Oo pf .. Utt 21% UH 40 Munson St 8%s ST.. 101 M% IM sonts; Billy BmaUey, piano. KHJ—Msttnee Melody Masters 3 Pleree Oovernor ... 27% Utt 37H N once and Is expected to cost about KfMIC—Myre Dennis' trio. KMTR—All Artists' sextet. D 3 Pitts Screw A Bolt. MH 11 (Called States Bersea el Markets) XJMT13D 15H 18% 36% 1 Net Distill 8%s 38. .IM IM IM $2,000,000. KEJK—Hstel Lee. popular MBM. and or­ KPLA—Plen o recital. 3 Potrero Sugar SH Mtt Trading was not ea brisk on this mora­ 10H SOH Itt 8% 10 Nst F A Lt ta 3028 104% 101% 101% chestra. KEJK—U. B. C. lecture. Music Appre­ 2 Pow Sec Corp pf ... 71 73 Mtt 80% 60% ine's msrket, and the volume moved was ciation." BUILDING UOAN ASSN. 641% 546% 3 Premier Oold Tl 4 Nst Fub Sv taTB . oot as treat aa anticipated. Heavier re­ KOER—Dick Bear's orchestra. . 1% 1% 10 N Ent O A II Bs U 90% MH 90% WOOL II F. M KFVD—Denee orchestra. a* tstvewor HK.I* It De Forest Rsdio .. . IStt 12% 13% 1 Propper Silk Hee .. 10% 1% ceipts ln most lines ta eover anticipated 8% 8% MH 30% 16 NT FOW A Lt 4%s 6T91 MH 90% FORT WORTH, Tex. June «.— KTM-Chris Mann's orchestra and vocal­ KOFJ. KFQZ—Records. . ltt I Prudential Invest .. 14% 34% 3 N Ind Pub Se Bs 66 100 IM IM stronger demand due to the convention ACiENCV 1 Doehler Dis Cast .. . 30% Mtt 30% 1 Puget Sd Pow pf .. 24% this week heve overstocked the market The spring wool clip of the Schrel- ists. 1:30 F. U. IM IM IM 1 N Stats Pow 6%s 33. .103 103 IM KMTR—Vic Meyers' orchestra. KFOX—Dave Menlss, "Human Player lt Doutlas Aircraft .. . UH U% 39% 3 Pyrene Mff I 7% IN Texes Utll Tt SS ...IM IM IM and brought about lower prices. Canta­ ner Wool snd Mohair company at 526-SANTA-MONICA'BLVD. 4 Dublller Condenser . 8% Btt B% TH loupes ere ateady et yesterday's prtcss. KFVD—Ntfht club orehettra. Pleno" .183 181 183 o Tomato prices remained unchanged with | Kerrville, Texas, totaling 2.500.000 KFOX—Charley Joslyn's orchestra . lltt lltt 11% 3 Rainbow L Fred A... 14% 14H 34H 97% tTH KEJK—Recorda, requeete. 4 Ray Bestos 1 Ohio Pow Bl B S3 ... BT% fairly tood movement. The cherry mar­ I pounds, has been sold for $800,000. MV, IfH MV. 4 do 4%s D M 90% MH MH ket it wtaktr end stiU unsettled, string 11:80 F. M. E 1 Red Warrior 1% ltt j The buyers were from Boston and . M M Mtt 1% P beans lower. Lettuce merket Is good, ee- KFWB—Roy Fox's orchestra. M Isst Ststes Pow B 3 Relter Foster IH SH 5% Philadelphia. Prices ranged from KPLA—Denee oreheetre. Low Fares East Now in Effect/ 2284 El Bond A Share ..IM 101% 10B 3 Rellsnce Bronse .... 5 Pse Inv ta 48 93% tttt 13% peclelly on food euellty ttock. Strawber­ 23 U ries unsettled at lower prices end poor 29 to 33 cents per pound. The prices KOER—Orten recital. Herbert Nixon. 4 do pf .106% 101% 108% 1 Reynolds Metal pf .. 19% 69H n I Pac West OU 8%s U. 88% 98% 98% 166% 172% 13 Roan Ant Cop M% 20 Parmelee Tr fs 44 ... 99% 99% 99%dsmend . Puerto evocedos stronger. Cu were below last year's sale, though KMIO—Records. 4T 44 H cumbers wesksr. The new potato msrket 98 91 41 do rtt 2H IH 47 17 Pa Ohio Id ta M ww.100% 100% IMV, the clip was extra good and heav­ 11 El Pow ALt opt war . 44% 41% 41V, 4 Rochester Cent 2% 8 Phil Sub O AI4%S 87 96% 96% 96%stead y Oreen corn stronger under lighter Pow. 38% 37 H receipts. Coachella egfplant stronger. ier than in 1928. CRONIN TO MACKS 100% 100% 3 Roosevelt Field 13% UH 38% B Poor A Co 6s 39 ...99% MH 09% 81 MH 12% f Potomac Idls Bs M . 96% BBV. 96% LETTUCE—Crates, icebergs. Watsonvllle, PHILADELPHIA, June 6 (JP).— 1 Bot Oold Mines .. .. ltt ltt 1% 1 Bafs T Stat Co Q Salinas. 4 doten. 4.504T4 75; B doten. 4.11 Jimmy Cronln, lnflelder now with MH 89% s 34 RETAIL TRADE 1 Safety Oar K A 1 Queens Bor a t',» 53.100 IM IM 04.M; S doten. 3.000838. Ouedelupe. the Portland club of the Pacific 1 Ivans Wallo Lesd .. IT IT IT 93 Bt Reels Paper 34 34 IU Lompoe. 4 doten, fstr quality. 1.M-91.U; NEW ORLEANS. June 6.—Sales L ..IM ltt llltt Coast league, will Join tbe Phila­ 2 Behulte Reel Estate. 163% IM20 M MH 99% bett, 3 50tt3.75; B doten. felr euellty, 2 25 at retail have been falling behind 1 Fabrics Finishing UH Utt 13% 1 Sehulte United M Utt 10H i IM 100 «3.M, best. 3.7S-9SM. Ben Lula Obispo those of Isst year. The weather is delphia Athletics probably late next 7 Bee Oen Am Inv... county, dry peck. 4 doten, mostly S.08O 1 Paged Mot 4H 4H 4% 10% 2ltt Sltt 1 Reliance Bra ta 44. 99% BTH 8T% held accountable for this for the week. He comes here ln a trade 4 Fsirchlld Avlstion 33% 32% 33% 1 Beemen Bras 38% It 68 1 Rieht O i%s 11 ww.lM 3 35. 8 dotsn, mostly 3.M03.7B. lOes Felsrdo Sugar . 94V. 94% 94tt 1 Betel Lock A Herd. 68 10% 10% 23 Rochett Cen F Bs U. ITH largest drops have been ln women's whereby Joe Hauler of the Athlet­ II Falcon Lead Mln 3-16 H 8-18 f Selected Indust —10 % 30H SOtt 35% 88 U clothing and millinery. ics goes to Portland. I Fandando Ltd ... 3% 3% 3% 3 do lst peld 3911% 13% 93% s 33% 93% 93% 1 Fansteel Prod ... 13% 13% 13% 90 Sentry Set Control .. lltt 17% lltt 84 94 34 11 Federal Wat A . 49H U% U 17 Servel Ine vtc 11% ITH 1T% 11 St L O A C ts tT.. T6 TB TB Citrus Market M Flat Corp 37H 37% STH 2 Shsttuek Dean 17% ITtt 1T% 4 Ssn Ant Pu Be Ss M M M M t I Sikorsky Aviation .. 45% 1 Scrlpps 3%s 43 Btt BH BV, 1 do deb rtt • a Utt tltt 3 Servel Ine 5s 48 n . Stat Firestone T A Rub.375 ITS STS 3 Silica Oel Corp vte.. UH U 11% M M M H 40 Singer Mff ae t«4 3 Shawtheen Ts 31.... 92H 91% UH LOCAL MARKET 1 Firtt Net Copper % 870 M4 T Shewln WAP 4'is 67 R\NAMA CANAL U Fokker Aircraft U% 52% 80 Smith A O et UtH IMV. UIH ORANGES— Local, beast, navela. fancy, sstt 4 Sonatron Tube 11 I Shertd Wy Oo Is 4T 13ta-17to. t 21; SMt. 1.71; lilt. 4.31; 363a. 11 Poltls Fischer .. 39% 39 39% IIH Utt 34 Ford Mot Cen A 47% 1 South Asbestos 12 si% n U Snider Feck ta M.. I.ll; loose, navels, culls end standards, Utt 4Ttt 74 Southeast Fow * Lt 111% M SBPAL Is 3025 WW..102A IMV. 103% medium. 1.MQ1.21; poorer. 70O90. small. 31 do B 47% UH 4Ttt IM 111% 77% U do war UH 1 So Cal Id ta 11 ...IMH IMH 100% MOM. HAVANA 13-as do rtf TB Tt ITH MH 16% 2 Bouth Cal Id B pf .. Utt t Southwest F A L 8s 100% IMH IMH By Associated Frees 33 Ford oMtor Ltd UH UH Mtt Utt 6 Staley Mff fs 43.... MH MH MH 32 Foremost Dairy Prod. 18% UH 1 do C Pf 34% Ittt 14H Oallf ornle navels ranted hither ead Utt 5 Bouth Fean Oil Utt 3 Btand F A L It IT .. 96% Mtt MH steady at Eastern auction centers, early U Fox Theater A 24% 34 24% UH UH IT Bun Maid RaU 6%s. MH M M U Franklin Mtt Oo .. 14H 34 3 Southern Oroe A ... II reports received here today indicated. NEW YORK 34 U 11 14 Sun Oil Btts 39. ...100% 100 IM U do 7 pf •% 7tt 2 Southland Royalty .. II Valencies were seller, steady and tpot- 8% 3 Span A Oen Oorp... ltt 11 11 3 Swift OO Bf tt MH Mtt 99% tedly steady and lower. Lemons ranted 451 Frechman Chas IH 7tt 7% 2 Standard Motors ... 4% ltt IH T Double the enjoyment hither, easier end tins. 4% 4V< Q 42 Standard Oil Indiana 17 H ITV, B Tex F A U Bs 56 ... BT 97 U Cerlot seise everattt per box were re­ •wTTV'-yprrrfr-j-n W 1 Stand Oil Kansas ... 11H IT Utt 11 Tra Lux BHl 11 ww.lM IM IM of your trip East try going one way, returning 1 Oalena Signal Oil . Mtt MH Mtt U Stand Otl Kentucky.. tt lltt ported ta the California Fruit Orowert* 1 Oarlock Packing UH UH 21% Utt Exchange oa Ita own brands end ta the 1 Stand Pow A Vt.... fl STtt tl 0 another. Only Southern Pacific offers thia choice 1 Oen Am Inv Co new. 7ttt 7t% 71V. 1 Starrett Oorp 57% Associated Frees on ell others es followt: Go Now It 3 Unit Rys Rev 7%s M IM IM IM M Oen Bak new...... 7 t% ftt 3t BOITON—Merket tllfhtly hither far 1 Stein Cosmetics ... MH n Mtt lUBRubBHsM U M M I do pfd Mtt M Utt 10 CterUnt Bee ctfs .. navela, hither lemons, easier Valencies. iMd-MefW HEN the low summer fares 3 Oen Ceble War...... M MV. 1 tt lltt 30% Utt 5 do Itts M MMM 10 stinnes Huto ..... UH UH ItH f Utll P A Lt ta tt ... 96 M M CaUfornla sales. 11 cere orantes. two cert are in effect, you appreciate 4 Oen Elee Ent reta... 13% 13H 13% S2 Stromberg Carlson lemons. GLOKIOUS DAYS OO smooth seas aboard the great W 1 Oen Ldy Maeh new. UH 33 33% lltt lltt 11% V 1 Stutt Motor Car Am lltt 11 U% vi brat ion lets electric \\ntt»--*Caltjorniatt.*\Virnmia-~ all the more Southern Pacific's «**- 4 Oen Pub Ser 4t MH U 3 Swift A Co S Van Camp Feck Is 61 M M M PITTSBURGH—Market steady orsntet. I Oen Realty A Utll... lt 17% It ..IU Utt lit ''.ttt service Eaft, its trains and 3 Swift Int .. 11% HI 1 Vtrg BI Pe ta 18 .... ITtt ITtt UH esslsr lemons. California salsa. 10 ears largest ships ever built in America. Return across the a do pfd ... U 18 M 3 Setae Am nee pf orantes. two cara lemons. routes to fit your plans. 1 OUbert Oo .'. 31 30% 31 8 Syracuse Was Ma • Continent bf rail with the privilege of stopping over 1 do pfd «8 tt t8 w 1 Weet Few IHs IT.UfH 111% UIH NBW TORK—Merket about steady oa at scenic points. Low Summer Rata in Effect. Only Southern Pacific offers you 1 Gleaner Comb Har.. 104 IM 104 t 251s to 144s Valencies, easier, lower bel- 4 Olen Alden Coal IM IM IM B Tettert Oorp 48 H 1 Weeveeo Chl IHs 17 .100% IMH 100% Seethe stupendous Panama CanaL Visit the rains left by the a choice of routes eaft: GOLDEN 31 Tampa El Mtt snee, etpeclally itot to 200s. Lemons fine. 1 Oolden Center Mln.. S ttt t California salea, tt cara orantes. seven 1 Oolden Coin 1 1 1 B Tack Huth OoM .... Btt Pirate Morgan. Shop in Panamt. Stop in say Havana. Then STATE ROUTE: via El Paso and 2 Tlshman Realty .... UH -. -.- eers lemons your trip. Through Pullmans (with* It Oo.dman Sachs Trad. 101% 100 100% to New York. You have your choice of rail routes returning. Kansas Gty to Chicago; SUNSET It Oold Beal Elee 11% UV, Utt 12 Torrlnttoa Co Maine.138% 135% 138% PHILADELPHIA—Market lower Valen- I Oorham Mff A U Sltt S3 IB Trsnsamer Corp ... 135% 135% 135% Prices ere murders closing flguree Mr The California and Virginia operate in a fortnightly service ROUTE: via New Orleans: OVER­ out change of cars) to more del-* IS Trans Air Trans ... tbe Les Angelee Produce Exchange; eiee. nsvsls. euellty, condition consid­ lFOothem Knltbae Itt I 8 M% ered. Lemons hither, strong demand. LAND ROUTE: ~ia San Francisco nations than any other railroad. 11 Gramophone Corp... 86% M M f Transeont OU pf ... in 134tttt% ltttttt Bene. Leghorns, under SV. lbs t 30 with the popular Mongolia. The new S.S.Ptnmyltania toon in 8 Trans Lux Day Fte . 40 Oc Alt A Pec lat pfd. 117% 115% 117% Utt UH lltt do. 3'/, to 4 On 35 service, rim Cabin and Tourist accommodations. and Great Salt Lake to Chicago; Make your reservations i 346 Trl Cont Oorp ... 35% do, 4 lbs end up .21 4 Qrlgsbv Orunew IMtt 111 Ul UV. and SHASTA ROUTE: via the Pa­ 1 Ground Dripper 31 M U 1 Triplex Set Olass . 31% 31n % 31% Hens, colored, t lbs. end op 35 LOS ANOELES LIVESTOCK 3 Truns Fork Stores . Hart Sailings: S. S.Virginia June 24 1 de pfd 17 17 17 U% 46 46% Broilers. 1 to 3% IM U Hog receipts 900; active steady, cific Northwest. Each is different 1 Guardian Fire. Utt 58% 51% Mas Tublse Art Bilk B. 369% 369% 369% do. over 1% to 3 H lbs 33 S.S.Mongolia July8 Excursion Fares East-* II Oulf OU Oorp Fa.... 171% 174% 177% 26 Tung Sol Lamp .... 31% 37 V. 30% Fryers. Leghorns. 3H ta 3 lbs 33 load choice 175-pound Callfornlas Take advantage of their variety IS do A SBH 38 do. colored, 3H to 3 lbe 39 Note these examples of low H at aold to arrive at 12.50: S loads 179- ind contrast to make the most of It D Roasters, soft eaae. 1 lbe. end up*... M Panama Paeifie -Line round trip fares, on aale daily until 4 Ran Print Oo new... tt UH State II 14 Happiness Candy Inc. ltt ltt Btt 3 Union Nat Get Oaa.. 41% 41 41 199-pound Nebraska* 12.90; load tNT!_LNATIOSCU. MUCAKTU MAAINI COM?ANY B Union Tobacco , 10% 3% Old rooster. IB September 30—return limit Oo* • Heygart Oorp tt 11% Bltt Btt Ducklings. Pekln, ltt ibt. end up U weighty Arlaona 11.40; packing aowa 713 West Seventh Street, Loe Angeles | Coatt Fares Cut! 1 Hatelttne Corp tltt 61% lltt 3 United Chem pte pf UH MH 39% tober 31. 4 Heela Min ITtt ITH 17% B United Beit Mln .. do. othen then Pekln. 3% lbs. up. 11 8.79 to 9.29. or roar local ncemelup or railroad ascot 1 United B! Bervlee .. , Utttt tt It*tt. Old ducka. 3% Ibs. and up It Take advantage of summer re- 1 Hiram Walker OAW. 12% Utt fltt UH Geese Jtt Cattle receipts 300; active, strong; 1 Homaokla OU ttt 4H 4% 1 de rta 1% ltt ltt • rlu-ions. ro reach Coift resorts the Kansas City;. . ,, . I 75.60 Utt IB United Ot Oo >4% Utt 34 Yount tots turseys. U .be and up.. 31 3 loads good 1009 to 1173-pound Cal­ hi, comfortable, econo _ical wty. 3 Houston Gulf Oas... Utt 14% do. dressed. 13 lbs end up 33 New Orleans . , , . 8940 I Hudson Bey MAS.... n% IT ITtt 38T Unit Oat Imp 313% 209% 213 | Low round trips daily until Sep­ U Humble OU A 84 Un U A Pow A .... 17% MH BT Ben turke.s. a lbe. and up M ifornia steers 11.33 to 11.40; load Ref. .119 V. UT IU do. dressed. 1 Ibs. snd up 31 tember 30. Chicago .... ,< . 9030 13 Hrsrada Food . ITtt Utt ITtt 1 do B Pf St SB M good heavy cows 9.25; bulk other she L\ 1 Unit Mlllt Prod pf .. Tttt TtH 14% Old tos turkeys 35 ^'•-^••V^"^*' J~ New York...... 131.70 3 Un Piece Dye Wt .... MH UH UH do. drafted Jt stoek MO to 8.79; all cutters 3.00 to i a Illinois Pipe Une .UTtt Uttt UT 3 Unit Prof Sharlne .. Ttt Ttt Ttt SmaU baa turkeys, under I lbs U 1 Imp OU Oanada. .Ultt Ultt 113% t Unit Shoe Maeh .... tt M tt Small torn turkeya. under 13 BU U 8.50; bulls 7.90 to 825. H do new lltt ITtt 17% 4 U • FPU B tt Utt tt Rabbite, white. SH te 4 Ibt. each.... 14 CaU receipts 300; none told 1 Indiana Pipe Line... Mtt Mtt Mtt 2 U S Foreign Bee .... UH 54 M do. red. 1% to 4 lbs. eech 13 early S? ^ ******-**fltU p^H4?f -f^ 1 Ine Ce No An. 77% TTtt TTtt 1 do Pf •* M M do. mixed colors. 3% to 4 'bs sack, ts •"—jp 799: about 400 still back, 4 In.urt nee Sec 21 ST It .SUSP -that new ST% «7H n% *-e. fM M ML} B. F. rAKSBTT* C. T. j. a. Loito. e. T. A. It Insurance Shares. .. 31% 21% 2*% 4 D 8 Orpine 71', Tl 13 Open*, less tbau 8 Iba *i ..:.;>•; 312 nicUuns to choice 70- Oeeea T-Y: Offiee. A. S. BEBWOLD. D. t. A. .. ltt Ub ltt do, a lbe. aad tttf ...... Jt pound lambs 13-50. with cull* 10-3. Trailerwv at tit Sajfla ateakta -ML • U • UMI ettt Utt 17% «ar Are. ___. sBWW ^^••st ^mw^****** PAGE FOURTEEN "- SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1929 23285—Classified Advertising Headquarters for Santa Monica Bay Distric BUSINESS SERVICE EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE RENTALS REAL ESTATE 150 FOR RENT CHIROPRACTORS 71 HELP WANTED—Female 1 102 FURNITURE—For Sale 140 HOUSES—For Sale CLASSIFIED Apartments. Furnished ALL SICK PEOPLE that call at our offiee EXPERIENCED girls for fountain. Ralph- OREAT demand for aeeond-hand furn within 1 dare wlU be (iven a PRBE X- Fountain Lunch. Bartholomew Drug Beat prices paid. Phone 83808. T. D • ADVERTISING Stewart. 307 HoUlster ave.. O. P. PALA ALTA COURT PROTECT YOURSELF RAT EXAMINATION, explaining exact Store. Somebody Could Be Dancing Dealrable doublee end singles. 830 and up ecuse of their sickness, free of eharce BEFORE BUYTNQ A HOME SEX HEADQUARTERS WANTED—Experienced griddle and coun- j NEW and used furniture bought, sold, and •j blk. from Palisades, taratea. 311 Alt- or obligation. Wehlnter X-RAT Ohtro- exchanged at Munn's. 11771 8. M blvd., 835 33rd st. New 8 rms.. 4 bedrms.. 3 bathe. -******* SAD* OFFICE ter tlrl. Apply 1888 Oeean Pront. prectors. Suite 88 Security Bank Bids., Sawtelle. Plrnne 31744: only S 13.500 Foarth at Broadwar, Santa Uonlca WHITE tlrl over 30 to stay on place, good NOEL APARTMENTS tth st. and B. M. blvd. Phone 38*128 COX WELL chair. amall refrigerator, 318 16th st. New 7 rmt., a bedrmi., two Phone aaaat DR. H. RHODES. D. C . In charge. home. t07 Ocean Front. Apt 8.. Venlee. 108 Wliahlre. 125 and UD Pb. 41533 baths. Only S13.500. SAWTELLE BRANCH tables, vacuum sweeper, like new. Very t****m**-****-~--*********************** OIRL for housework, tood home end 554 10th st. New 7 rmt.. 3 bedrms.. two liata Banta Moniea blvd. Pit. SllSt reasonable 1348 4th st. watet. 117 Park Place. Venlee. MAGUIRE APTS. baths. Only S10.300. PU R NrfuRE of 4 rnv house, upright SUBSCRIPTION RATES U CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS - Clean, attractive apts. 837 Ocean ave. All with unit heat, electric refrlt. DAILT AND SUNDAY OUTIOOK TWO experienced" waitresses st the Elks' Get out that old phonograph. Hamilton piano. 11711 Ooshen, Brent­ QUAPAW APTS—Modern to the minute. Eaay Terms. Courtesy to Broken. Orlll; eor Main and Pier ave. O. P. Delivered br carrier in Banta Monica. Plana and Eatlmatea Furnlahed If you don't want it any wood Heights 830 mo., block from beach, corner Main N. CAMPBELL. OWNER. PHONE 35884 Oeeaa Park. SawteUe, Brentwood end Pa- H. A. KLABUNDE longer, somebody else does. LIBRARY table, living room suite, dlnlna and Sand at. Ocean Park. elfle Pallaadea, »0e per month. Br mall 72 HELP WANTED 108 Broadway. Phone amn Many people are going to table, four chairs, rockers. 533 17th St. OREENE APTS., 180 Ocean Park blvd. tto per month. (Parable in advanoa.) On Main and Female CASH POR FURNITTJRE. CALL Oeean Park, modern, sunny. 3. 3. 4 BEFORE YOU BUY" streets and stands 3c per copy. spend the summer ln a sum­ LET us help you make from 135 to 150 a VAUOHAN'S. 38008 rm. a/»ts. tit mo. np: blk. from beach Oet price. 7 rms.. lust completed; 3 col­ Theee rates apply also to the Wett I~s 37 DANCING INSTRUCTION week for rour vacation money. Full or mer cottoge s-nd they are SOLID wal din. set, wash, machine, all NEW court. Fritldaire, wall heat, tile bath, ored tile baths; elect, refrigerator; en Anaeles Tribune. 80x143 lot. faclnt ocean, at 715 18ta BALLROOM dancing tautht by yount part time. Pranklln Bldt-Loan Asso­ watching the Outlook Classi­ like new, furniture. 1307 Sth at. pricea rltht. Also unfurnished, 1121 All transient or telephoned advertlee- ciation. Personal Service Dept. 3003 St., Oillette Square. Clear. Buyer can ledy at Rendezvous Rea. Phone 81337 fied Ads daily for bargains In 8 RMS. of furniture, also player piano. Barry ave.. Bawtelle Ph. 31878. mente are parable and will be collected Main at. O. P. finance to suit. O'Donnell. owner, rel. for. Immediately after the first insertion, used merchandise. Phone a 1334 Pine st. Ocean Park. ISM. WANTED- Experienced salespeople to sell unless patron haa already establish*-- a ALL furnishings ot 8 room house, half REX ARMS~APTS. DETECTIVE AGENCIES Peerless wster filter. Apply 3333 Pico For Sale ad to the Outlook reenter eecount on our credit books. and see how quickly you will price 1119 19th St. Din. rm., bath, nook 1434 8. M Blvd. blvd. Aak for Mr Bl.-art NICE clean singles, good location. S33. »>*> 922 SAN VICENTE The Banta Monica Publlshlnt Company get response. You might sell Just completed, wonderful 9 room Span­ reserves the rlsht to correctly classify or Brackett s Merchants Patrol end S38. Eve. calls welcome. 835 Euclid. them that oil stove, too. 104 SEWING MACHINES lah, two story, large lot, beautiful land­ revise advertisements or to reject and re­ AND DETECTIVES. DAT AND NIOHT 74 .MPLOYMENT AGENCIE8 S30—COZY, nice, clean apt., in court. scaping, 3 baths, etc. Best construction, fund amount paid, and will not be respon­ SERVICE. PHONE 38748. CASH will buy you a new one. 711i.. HIU St. Ph. 82883. cannot be duplicated at price offered. sible for more than one Incorrect Inser­ KOBA DAYWORK CO. S35—DBL apt., overstuffed furn., terete. To Inspect Phone Owner, 25973. O. A. tion of any ad ordered for more than one Landscape gardening, general housework "SEWING MACHINES Luther Heilig Detectives FOR RENT, REPAIRED AND SOLD Adults. 810 8th St. Phone 31338. Hogan. time. 8. M. 33005. 3337 Bo. Pontius. ON EASY TERMS. ALL MAKES. SINOLE, reduclnt rent; very desirable 3 RMS. and bath. Will seU et sacrifice Phone days VA. MS4| nithts 8. M. 38331. 0. B MORRIS EMPLOY. AGENCY HAWLEY'S SEWINO MACHINE SHOP. 804 Lincoln. for quick sale. See owner at 1448 33rd St., or Clover Field blvd. INDEX Servlnt Employer and Employe, 3738 Main St. Phone 81348 tth and Broadway. S. M. 38708 BEST bargains, apts., flats; 1 block park, ocean. Dorchester, 147 Bay St. FIVE room bungalow, 314 Euclid, neer The following le the order ln whleh the 41 DRESSMAKING, MILLINERY Oeorgina. Shown by appointment. 33453 eicht major troupe of claasiflcatlons SMART dresses. Old ones cleverly remod­ 75 SITUATIONS WANTED 105 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS NICELY FURNISHED APT. eled. Alterations. ISM Euclid. 38341. appear: Mais 1338 8TH ST. PH. 28380 A GOOD BUY OOWNS, tailored suits, costs rellned. al­ DOUBLE APTS. 8TEAM HEAT. IDEAL ANNOUNCEMENTS CARPENTER work, day or contract. Es­ Just completed, 3-story ttucco. tile roof, 4 tera. Itlt Euclid. 38847. Mrs. Merer. Pianos For Rent LOCATION. PHONE 21847. Classifications ______-tto 18 timate furnished. Phone 83830. Just Call 23285 Uprights -13. 33. 84 BP bedrms. and 3 baths, and apt. above 7- DRESSMAKINO—REMODELINO FULLER APTS., 1513 3rd St., clean apts. Phone 38371. 8118 B. M. blvd. LOTS CLEANED Oranda 310. 113.50 UP car garate, 60 ft. lot. 1310 Pearl at.. S. BTJSINB8S SERVICE 13 end up. Phone 84053. Your Ad Will Be Read by Thousands of Readers a Night Rent applies on purchase and slpt. rms., low prices. Free parklnt. M. 312,500. Terms. Ph. owner. 8. M. Classifications — A large stock to choose from. 23363. PA INTER wants work—ft dey or amall BEAUTIFUL, aunny. front, modern stucco- 42 EDUCATIONAL contracts- Phone 31338. JACKSON'S. court, slntle apt.: tarage, S25. 817 10th. EMPLOYMENT 1447 trd street. Phone 31118 Just Completed 79 WINDOW cleaning and floor waxing-Call 5 OR 8 rms. 325 San Vicente boulevard. Classifications TUTOR wants math, end Spanish stu- USED mahogany upright piano — 1145; 3-story duplex. Sell, trade or rent. Owner Bill. 83083. Phone 24833. dents. Phone 38318. evenlnts. 1524 California ave. FINANCIAL terms or will rent. T. S. Oamble, Union PRONT apt., 854 20th., comb. liv. and din. FLOORS WAXED, WINDOWS, KITCHENS Storage, 718 Colorado. S. M Clasalflcations . "I to 119 CLEANED. INGLES 84384 rm.. bdrm.. est. bed, ov'rst'd. ter. Adults 43 FENCING FOR SALE—Player piano, cost 1700. Will "ITUSTSACRIFICE ATJTOMOTIVE WANTED Position as head gardener. take 1100. 162 Marine at.. Ocean Park. New 5 room stucco home. Unit heat. Dble. M. 33118. FINANCIAL AUTOMOTIVE 131 FOR RENT Classlficstlons _S0 to 88 CROWN FENCE CO., 8001 8. M. BLVD., Phone 82611. tarate. 937 33rd st. TWO-TONE walnut console phonograph. Rouses Unfurnished L. A. Free Estimates. HEmp. 8004. PAINTINO. tlntlnt. tood work and ma­ H.I MONEY TO LOAN atS-CHANDISB terials tuaranteed. Refereneea. Ph. 33891 93 AUTOMOBILES WANTED 135 with records. RAY E. SCHAFER. MT new 8 room stueco nicely furnished, .100 to 119 141 LOTS—For Sale Classifications LAWN work—By hour or monthly con­ Automobiles 1501 tth, cor Bdwy. until September I, •_ blk. from WUshlre, HI. I a=» 44 CHINESE HERBALIST tract, also tenersl work. Ph. 85337. 3 miles from ocean. W. A. Mugge, 1345 RENTALS HIGHEST cash prices for 106 RADIO Brockton eve. Phone 33431. Classlficstlons -UO to 188 CARPENTER wants contracts or dey AUTO LOANS TTB. Chew, 911 S. M. Blvd work. Phone 83088 FURNITURE AND DIAMOND LOANS Supplies, Accessories 150—FIVE room bungalows. Just complet­ your car or equity. ed, 820-830 18th st, tile baths, elee. re­ Builders, Look! BEAL ESTATE Famous Chinese herb specialist, has re­ 30 CENTS hour palntlnt, tlntlnt house EASY WAY TO LOAN -140 to 189 frigeration. See these before you decile. -.ossifications stored hundreds to health here ln the cleanlnt. In rear, 1875 10th st. YOUNG and TURNER, Nothing But Bargains Dandy lot on Centlnella eve., all assess­ Ber District. CONSULTATION FREE. WHITE man—Janitor, houseman, handy SUPER FINANCE CO. "ENOUOH SAID." PH. 28632. PLEASANT 4 room suite In double garage, ments paid. good yard and shrubbery. 1118 13th St., ANNOUNCEMENTS Herb charte very reasonable. Personal wtth tools or day work. Ph. 31198. 201 Santa Monica blvd. Phone 35888 831 Santa Monica Blvd. attention to every patient. Radio Bargain House just north of WUshlre blvd. ******-***-*^***** AUTOMOBILE LOANS WANTED Best enclosed car S300 cash $950 70 SITUATIONS WANTED Straight loans. Contracta refinanced. will buy. 1518 Sawtelle blvd, 8 a. m BIO 6 rm. house, nicely finished, garage. HUOH H. LOOAN 1 DEATH * FUNERAL NOTICES to 6 p. m Phone 33316. 14th and Bdwy., S. M. 1318 Euclid. Ph. 32848. 45 INSURANCE Female 838 Santa Monica blvd. Phone 38188 ALL-ELECTRIC radios t47.50 up. tlO LAKE—Caroline Lake! Aged 77 yeara. at CAPABLE white woman, cooklnt snd AUTOMOBILE loans. We will refinance down: expert repairing. Welly's Radio 4 RMS., 2 bedrms., bath, garage, nr. schls , Arnold Investment Co. *J 11878 Montana ave.. Brentwood Heights. SAVE 30% ON INSURANCE servlnt dinners, luncheons, any time, your contract. Straight loans made. MERCHANDISE Shop, Masonic Temple Bldg., Sawtelle. rent reasonable. 1518 Harvard. 31025. 11327 S. M. blvd.. Sawtelle. Ph. 33831 t Devoted mother of Walter O. Lake. Re- E. T. Yates, Realtor any place, refs., also other day work. Bulling Bros., 334 WUshlre Ph. 31488. Open evenlngg. Phone 33808. 4 RMS., 3 bedrms., bath, screen porch, ga­ melne will be taken to New Tork for in­ Have car. Call S. M. 34049. Apt. 307. FOR SALE MAHOOANY semi-portable RADIOLA, rage. 11888 Rochester. 531 8. M. blvd. 3551»—Reel. 31711 ioo Pacific Palisades Lots terment. Mendenhall Puneral Home ln WANT permanent home for mother's 85 MONEY LOANS Miscellaneous super heterodyne, butlt-ln aerial, sym­ 8 RMS . 4 bedrms , gar.. 335. 1718 Stoner. Owner will sacrifice for quick sale several charte. Miscellaneous phony speaker. 135 complete. Ray E. Owner, 1438 Barrlngton. Ph. 32815. helper, IJO a month durlni summer, full LIBBY'S pineapple, 2 for 35c, large size; wonderful view lots, small amount of THOMPSON—Merle M. Thompson, at 404 MATTRESSES time school In winter. 810. Oraee Leltch. Schafer, 1501 tth. cor. Bdwy. NEWLY decorated, 3 large rms., bath, ser. cash required, no payments for three 4*7 CONFIDENTIAL LOANS Llbby's catsup, 2 for 25c; Llbby's chill CarroU Canal, Venice. Beloved wife of 501 Hall of Justice, Loa Anteles. 5 TUBE Atwater Kent with table and porch, nook, closet bed, gar. 1438 13th. years on balance. ON FURNITURE. MR. HILL, 8 to 4. sauce; P. _ O. soap, toilet paper and Jacob W. Thompson and mother of Dora OLD MATTRESSES msde like NEW, S3.50; Atwater Kent speaker, complete 125. REMEMBER THERE IS SOFT W-VTER YOUNO refined widow, wlth~one"chlld, 1 1719 WILSHIRE BLVD PHONE 25051 lots of other groceries cheap; seven-pc. 3-ROOM, mod. bunt. Hardwood floors, tar. K. Thompson. Puneral services Friday, BACK SAME DAY. Box sprints renovat­ year old, would like housekeeping work, blsck walnut dining room set. worth RAY E. SCHAFER, 1501 4th, cor. Bdwy. 330 mo. 1333 14th St. Phone 33830. June 7. at a p. m , from the chapel of ed 18.50. INNER SPRINOS placed ln old tood home required more than bit wasea. 150, our price 135. sewing machines 13 SELLINO out nationally known new all- NEW 3 rms.. breakfast nook, mod., conven., in Pacific Palisades O. A. Klrkelie Sc Co Interment Rich­ mattress. 111 95. Phone 34018 for repre­ 1333 Federal st.. Sawtelle. 86 MORTGAGES, TRUST DEEDS and up; one ton ot fresh randy at V* electric radios with dynamic speaker, at PHONE 29377 OR 22076. mond. Ind. sentative. 108 Senta Moniea bird, tarage. near bus. 1914 Euclid. Ph. 24314. Y6UNO*~iirT~wlll take care of children price; pots and pans, glassware and cost. Muat raise money. 10600 W. Pico. STACK—Nora Stack at 884 Nowlta place. MANDELL'B for BEDDINO. many other bargains: one Kennedy radio VERY nice 5 rms., large gar., water paid. One Day Service evenings In exchange tor rm and board. INVEST your funds ln beautiful Santa FOR SALE—New Atwater Kent, all-elec­ Adults. Reasonable. 1348 33rd st. Venice. Puneral arrangements later. Box 384 Outlook. Monica In conservation First Mortgage •20. Come In for demonstration; new tric, cost S145, will sell 385; leaving city. We buy for cash, sell on terms or loen Wm. T. Nolan, funeral director. gooda received dally. t RM. house, mod. 3038 Purdue ave. money on lots or homes ln Paclfle or SO MUSICAL INSTRUCTION BELIEF work Sundays or evenings, By Loans, passed upon by an experienced Phone 22181. SANTA MONICA SALVAOE CO. Phone 33208. Huntlntton Palisades. trained nurse, or children's care. 738 local firm thoroughly familiar with 1447 Lincoln blvd. BOSCH dynamic console, was 1310, now 4 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Angelus pl.. Venlee. After 5 p. m. LOCAL conditions. Among others, we 1158. BOSCH DEALER. 718 Broadway. 4 RM. modern eottate. 911 Manuerita. R. G. Lowdermilk, Realtor - o.'ter today: POR SALE—250 larlfes' dresses and coats, Phone 23584. Ray Hale Studio WOMAF wants general hswk end cooi> Phone 26606. 15318 Beverly bird., upstrs. 1 S1000 at 7 % on 13000 residence lot. the latest from a high claas store, will MODERN 3 bedrm.. 8 rm. house, hardwood Piano, Banlo, Mandolin, Oultars and Int. Perma. position Phone 85185. Pacific Palisades. William T. Nolan Ukulele. 118 Pier ave. Ph. 88044. 2 32600 at »' r on S8000 buslnesa lot. be sold less thsn cost. Another troup 108 SWAPS floors. 1118 18th st. DAY work by~exp. white wornail, chil­ 3. t350O at 7% on S8000 corner residence. of ladles' dresses $3 and up. 3 Axmin­ FUNERAL PARLORS J. RAYMOND 6TRONO, teacher of piano dren's cere. Phone 83089. 4 14000 at 8% on 110.000 residence lot. ster rugs SIS: pots and pans. 6 for 35c; Ito. 30 Avenue 17. Ph. 81888 and pipe organ; % hr. piano 75c: hour, TRADE NEW CROSLEY RADIO FOR 132 FOR RENT $900 FOTfTCLEAR LOT 6. 15900 at fft on tll.SOO Gillette Square door locks 25c, green tea, 10c lb., 11 lbs. Now under sole ownerahlp end m«ni.f- 11.50; pipe ortan, 83.00 hour. Ph. 31778 FxPERIENCED young"woman wanta sec- Carpenter work or cement work. In Brentwood Helthts, beautiful et. Must home. for tl. Houses Furnished ment of Wm. T. Nolen. Ph. 81888. ond work. Phone 38718. SPERRY'S RADIO SERVICE sell; also nice stucco home, 3 bedrms.. 8. 18000 et 8% on $30,000 boulevard cor. GOLDMAN'S FURN. cabins, shady trove, near L. A. LAUNDRY to bring home or housework 632 Santa Monica blvd. Phone 28308 dble. tarate. large lot. fine neighbor­ 7. 17000 at 8", on (20.000 boulevard cor. 1349 Washington blvd., Venice. i — -~ and beaches, 33,50 to 35.50 per wk. Cul­ 53 PIANO TUNING Phone 31398. hood, 16500. or make offer. Owner, 3088 MENDENHALL 8. 115,000 at 7% on 140.000 central busi­ OPEN ALL DAY. ver-Palms Auto Camp, 9944 National N. Garfield ave.. Pasadena, Calif. HOLLAND DUTCH piano technician. Tun­ YOUNO colored woman wanta 2nd maid ness property. AUTO glass replaced. Olass tops for ta­ 110 DOGS, BIRDS, CATS blvd., L. A. Funeral Home ing, voicing, repairing of pianos. Peter or tood plain cooklns. 33279. bles, etc. Mirrors resllvered. FREE rental service to tenants, Mrs. Paul, $2000 1118 Pourth at. Ph. 33318 Jensen. 1883 Ocean ave. 35340. Lot 50x160. 911 22nd St., near Idaho. Bit - The Gandy Investment Palisades Olass ft. Mirror Shop SEA OULL needs good home; injured with E. T. Yates, Realtor, insurance, •JOLORE.J women wslTu^ooking and snap. Owner, 842 35th St. PRICE-DANIELS. INO. A. L. CUMMINOS, Pleno Tuner with Jack- 111 Broadway. Phone 34478 wing: given free to right party. Apply loans. 831 Santa Monica Blvd. Phone downstairs work. Ph. 38347. Company Dr. Koch. 1645 »th st. Ph. 3. M. 35766. Formerly Fred J. Finch Co.. Inc. son-Stltt Musie Co. Ph. 31118 39140. RELIABLE colored tlrl wants half day's SODA FOUNTAIN, 15*6. marble, complete 25518 or 31711. BEAUTIFUL HUNTINOTON PALISADEa ASK POR ROBERT OANDY AMBULANCE SXRVICB service; ready start business; cash reg­ Cheapest lot of Its Class. work each day except Sunday. Ph. 83483. 1810 Third street. Phone 31860 SAWTELLB. PHONB 88873 ister; bartaln. 1143 Third street. Ill POULTRY, RABBITS W. W. Bennett S3850— PHONE 33187. WILSHIRE PUNERAL HOMB 55 PHOTOGRAPHY dURTAINS hand-washed, stretched and J500, 81800, 32500 at 8*; and 3% bonus USED hot water heaters for sale cheap, COMPLETE LIST OF CHOICE RENTALS Phone 33037. 1818 Wliahlre boulevard 31300, 85000 at »','„, and 13780 and 14200 dyed by expert. Phone 38357. After 8. tood condition; other plumbing mate- WE invite you to visit the Runnymede 504 WUshlre blvd. Phone 33511 148 MISCELLANEOUS John O. Botes* Stanley J. Straw. SUMMER rstes on photos. Q price now at at 7%. All flrat T. D.'s. Call 337 Wil­ 3 Bunnell Studios, S. M. at Newberry's SEWINO and mendint wanted. 50c per rlal. 1334 10th st. Phone 31133. Pullet Farm and the World's Largest TWO-story English home, completely fur­ Real Estate O. A. K—-IKELIK S OO! shire^ . Poultry Farm and see how they operate. t end 10 cent store; Sawtelle at Tlvoli. hour and carfare. Phone 31313. FINEST pulverised dairy fertiliser, aleo nished: two baths', 3 spacious bedrms., 301 Main at. Phone 81103 "SAFETY FIRST MORTOAOE." Be the guest of Runnymede lor a day. WANTED-Laundry by the bundle or piece. horse manure. Buy from old reliable and sleeping porch, near bus and stores; Ambulance Service. Ocean Perk Federel Bond and Mtte. Co., of S. M. Learn about Runnymede and Income tl35 per month; terms on lease. 1329 3208 8th at. Phone 83829. Oliver Park. Phone 64538. Hollywood Riviera TODD _k Itf-r" Phone 31043 56 PLATING WANTED bundle laundry, brlnt to 1034 Suite 1-7 Seourlty Bldt. Phone 23383 without labor. Idaho, corner ltth atreet. CLIFFORD F. REID, INC. 7th and Arlsona, Santa Moniea. Oallf. 20th st. 107 Santa Monica blvd. Phone 26030 SANTA MONICA PLATINO WORKS. SPANISH home, 8 rooms, nicely furnished. HOUSEWORK by hour. Thurs.. Sat., Mon. BILL RAMSDEN Charles Nielsen, Realtor Oxidising. Silverware and Antique.. H8 Patios and well kept lawns, dble. tar. Exp. iwhltel. Phone 33530. MONEY WANTED 703 Colo. AUCTION HOUSE. Ph. 835 IS Will tell you more about lt at 149 WANTED TO PURCHASE FLORISTS 1308 Sante Monlce blvd. Phone 33087. Responsible people only. 534 19th St. LAWN fertilizer, best on market, well 728 Santa Monica Blvd. Real Estate 77 SITUATIONS WANTED— INVESTORS wanted to lend on tood 2nd cured. Shaver Dairy. 62070. Phone 25831 For Rentals Consult trust deeds at 12%. Improved proper­ BROWNEY 12-gauge shotgun, new. a real RHODE ISLAND RED laying beys and L. M. FORD <5t L. K. SMALL, INC. THREE bedrm. house, ln 8. M, 3 Venice 59 ROOFING Male and Female 114 S. M. blvd. Phone 33423 Keeney's Flower Shop ties, behind Insurance Co.'s conservative bargain. 2030 Purdue ave.. Sawtelle. chickens tor sale. 2138 Camden avenue, lots ln good Iocs.. $1250 each, and cash 1387 3RD ST. AT ARIZONA 6% Firsts, 1 to 3 years, monthly pay­ for down payment. Must be good buy. OUARANTEE ROOF COMPANT MAN and wife want position as manager OAS range 117.50, lawn mower, hose, gar­ Westwood Ph. 8. M. 31216. Phone 34080 of apt. Best of references. Phone ments If desired, excellent security, Phone 35957. ROOP LEAKI Cell 33374. For composition den toola. 2301 30th St. FOR SALE—Nine White Leghorn laying Mrs. Webster, Rentals 28448 hlth yield. 313 S. M. blvd. Phone 38333. 824 Santa Monica hlvd. Phone 23431 S. M. home for Altadena. 7 rms., on Foot­ end wood shingles, repelr work. FERTILIZER—Best for lawna. Delivered. hens. 1118 15th st. ATTRACTIVE, lower, 4-room, furnished hill blvd.. large lot, fine location, 37500. MAUSOLEUMS JAPANESE couple, A-l chauffeur, plain WANT 11750, 3 years. 8'/i. lst trust deed. 3 yards 38. Prlckett's Dairy. 71345 cook, wishes private position. Ph. 33433. Owner's nice two bedrbm. home, nearly duplex; tarage; adults. 1048 Fifth St. Phone 35957. For Thoae Who Caret 62 SPECIAL NOTICE!- WINDOW cleaning, floor waxing snd gen­ new, lot especially well located, atreet RENTALS Inquire 1533 Lincoln Blvd. WOODLAWN MAUSOLEUM eral house cleaning. Ph. 81858. Improvements all paid, bonus for Imme­ 102 FURNITURE—For Sale Itl.OO^-TWO rms., bkfst. nk., bath, clean, 150 EXCHANGES Crypts are now ready at our nsw Mauso­ SPECIAL attention taken on men'a end diate action. Box 379 Outlook. 122 FOR RENT modern, adults. 501 Bay at. Ph. 32169. Real Estate ladies' alterations. Tailoring. SANFORD leum br the peaceful Pacific. 71 PAINTING, PAPERHANGING WANTED—35000,.lst on 135,000 Lake Ar­ VAUOHAN'S. THEY HAVE SUCH Rooms, Furnished WOODLAWN MAUSOLEUM, J. MOSK. 1411 Third st. BARGAINS I 5 RM. Inc. gar.. S35; 3 rm. Inc. gar., 837.50. AND CARPENTERING rowhead home. Oeorte B. Shrlner Co., NICE front room near bath, continuous ltth and Pico blvd. Phone 38478 Leather duofold ln good shape 312.00 1634 Brocton ave. Phone 33579. Snn Vicente blvd. and 21st st. hot water, also tarage. 1147 Sth at. TWO bung.—One 7 rmg., with 4 bedrms., Glendale Home O. R. HEYWORTH. painter, jobbint, a Tapestry duofold. ln eood shape 315.00 EMPLOYMENT 13300 FIRST MTOB. on business, 11608 in­ S60; 3 rms. (rear) S30. gar. 827 Third. specialty. ».*> a day. Phone 31814. Large red fibre settee 11*7.50 LAROE sunny room, runnlnt water, sleep­ come, no commission. Patterson, 1745 Modern Spanish stucco, wonderful loca­ 10 PERSONALS Velour bed dav.. almost new _ 338.00 ing porch. S30. Ph. 31058. 1088 3rd St. THREE room bungalow, garage. Adults. PAINTINO. psperhanglnt and tlntlnt. Es­ Pontius ave., Bawtelle. tion. Will trade for S. M. home or du­ 100 end tables & coffee tables, less than *•_ S25 1447 Stanford. Phone 23733. SCIENTIFIC Swedish Massage Treatments. 70 HELP WANTED—Male timates tlven. Call 38794 after 5 p. m. plex. 6-pc. mission dining room set 312.73 T. Milan, M. O . 3084 Bth st. —33388— 124 ROOMS AND BOARD 4 RMS. 3 bedrms., mod., turn., garage. TELEPHONE YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS 3 dressers 35 ea.; folding bed J7.00 near S. M. blvd. 1441 36th st. Now Is the Beach Season FINANCIAL Bed, spring, mattress complete 17.00 COTTAGE. 4 rms . bath, laundry, larte Arnold Investment Co. 5 box springs 39 ea.; ice box tS.OO ROOM and board for men; tood home II LOST AND FOUND BROKERS AND SALESMEN cooklnt, S3 and 310 week. 1433 8th ft. yard, rent S30. 1333 Franklin. 11327 S. M. blvd.. Sawtelle. Ph. 3383S Are you making money where you are— AUTOMOTIVE Magnificent mahog. colonial dresser 142.00 80 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ROOMS wtth board. 1 block from ocean, NICE neat, clean. 3 rm. cottage and ga­ LOST—Saturday, boy's overnltht suitcase, Estate range, a real buy . 118.00 STUCCO apt. house, 9 apts., comp. furn.. near ear line. 1337 2nd. Pb. 28583. rage. 1125 Euclid St. containing wearing apparel, on 7th at., 3 7.6x8 Velvet ruts 113.00 ea. good Income, small overhead expense, 1 I Mean Big Money ON account of the health ot a member of 90 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Tapestry daven. 115; chlff. 17.50 3 RM. bungalow, overstuffed furn.. break­ between Aahland and Ocean Park blvd. my family. I will have to sacrifice my block from ocean and amusement tone. Reward. Mrs. Cobb. Lincoln end Oceen 2 Sewing machines (1 yr. guar.) $8.75 125 ROOMS AND BOARD fast room, earate. 1723-C tth. Bargain If sold soon. Might trade for business, which ls very well known ln Card tables, new, 11.35; lea. settee 33.00 Perk blvd. phone 83863. HOLLYWOOD Santa Monica, as I have to to to a high­ For Children 4 RMS., tile bath, wtth terete. 3411 Arl­ orange trove. Courtesy to agents. 40 VAUOHAN'S. 1331 Lincoln blvd., LOST—On tth st.-Sen Vicente blvd.. aona. Phone 38994. Rose ave., O. P. Phone 84101. er altitude. This business ls located on Santa Monica. Open evenings. 36008 white gold wrist watch end bracelet. RIVIERA one of the high class business streets ln Happy Restful Home MODERN 3 rms. with terete, 1630 Pico WE have clear properties ln trade, acre­ Seward. 335 Ban Vicente. Ph. 33873. Santa Monica. Caters to ladles' trade for children, good toed, constant super­ blvd. Phone 63265. age, apts., houses, flats, bungalow cts.. offera an opportunity you ahould at leaat and can be handled by either man or FREE homes, lots, fruit ranchea and moun­ LOST—Blue leather purse, left on Oarlyle vision by teacher-mother. Stories, MODERN house and garage to employed Investigate. Spend your efforts on prop­ lady. I will atay with purcheaer for 30 Bay Cities tain lands, also eastern properties. 1116 bus. Money, keys and bank-book. Re- erty people demand. games, trips to mts.. parks, beach. 1133 couple. S23 month. 1513 llth at. days. If you are looking tor something Third st. S. M. blvd. 21810. ward. 345 18th at. This close ln beach property with our sys­ that ls worthwhile, this is lt. 18000 cash 3 RM. furnished house, redecorated, with LOST—White kitten, one blue eye, one tem and co-operation, assures you big Cabinet Shop garage. 1234 17th St. I AM offering for exchange an attractive will take lt, worth much more. Box 833 127 FOR RENT dble. bungalow that wlU make you a de­ trey eye. Reward. Phone 33883. money. Outlook. $50 Credit NEWLY papered and painted. 3 rms. and See MR. NELSON, Store and Office Flats, Unfurnished sirable home with Income. Want va­ LOST—Sultcaae, between Berrlntton and bath, tarate. 1444 10th St. cant lot or small residence. Owner, 833 Berkeley on S. M. blvd Ph. 33348. 107 Santa Monica blvd. On any used 7 pass sedan in stock. You WANTED—Man for laundry route. Must be POR SALE—Well known business and good bring this ad and after you price the car Fixtures 4- OR 5-ROOM FLAT S40 — NEWLY finished 6 rms.: Central! 18th st. hustler. Guarantee and commission. 1300 Investment. 4 rm. home, all modern, Im­ and have the deal about closed, hand ln hdwd. floors. 1450 5th street. Ph. 36338. I~HAVE cash and a beautiful lot In Ver- CLUB MEMBERSHIP oash bond required Bay Cities Laundry, provements, store, tas station, tarate. your }50 ad, which will be credited on Unfinished Furniture Tile bath and sink. Oar. 1321-A 8th St. 7 RMS.. 3 bedrms.. furn. or unfurn., close 14 UNFURNISHED 4 rm. lower flat, rent dugo Woodland, clear, exohange for lot 3334 Washington blvd., Venloe. 130 ft. frontlnt on one of the state's same. to beach. Phone 32646. tn Santa Monlce. 547 7th tt, Robert 332.50, garage, north of Wllthlre and BOYS over 18 years ot ate to set pins, best known and most popular hlthwaya: Chairs, Tables, Etc. Brenke. Phone 35549. DEAUVILLE BEAOH club membership for bualneaa every day ln the year; two per­ west of 7th. Phone 33344. SSS—3 RM. furn. atueco buntalow. tarate. tale. Call 33554. after 8 o'clock. carfare tuaranteed. Beverlr Wills 1513 17th at. Phone 33729. sons to run tt; 811.000. 17500 eaah, bal. JUST finished, unlurnished flats, 3 rms.. IF you have a good legitimate trade aee Bowling and Billiard Bldg.. 1018 Wllihlre See Us First D. A. Fearon, 839 Santa Moniea blvd.. trust deed. Property clear and title 938 Pico wtth bath, beautiful view, tarate. 313 COMPLETELY furn. 4 rm. house. Adults. blvd.. Beverly Hills for quick results. Phone 33148. 58 PATENT ATTORNEYS sound. Two live persons lnvsstttate and ON YOUR PURCHASE OF and 330. 1734 13th at Inquire 937 6th tt. WANTED—Carpenter to build house and you will buy. Inquire et 1413 Lincoln Telephone 62133 ELEGANT new flat; tile features; shower, 4 RMS., nicely furbished, 1 bedroom, ex- 10 ACRES at Ataacadero for West Log APT*—R this date will not be reaponslble take 80 acres for payment. 1433 Berry blvd, Sante Monlce. tarage; near Wllthlre. 114lv._ 17th St. tra bed. tarate. 614 California. Angeles or Santa Monica. P. O. Box 358. for debts contracted by any one other eve.. Sawtelle. SANTA MONICA Brentwood Heights. than myself. CLYDE BURK. FOR SALIC—SEA SIDE CAPE. 1838 Ocean NEW 5 rm. unfurn. flat, equipped with PURN. 4 and 3 rm. sunny, quiet houses. WANTED—Young men for grocery clerk, 7 UNIT stucco court, 100 ft. lot. Income F'ont, Senta Moniea. Established 8 yrs. Used Cars Frlgldalre. 1008 Euclid st. 3023 Broadway. Ph. 34837. experienced preferred. Apply 1448 3rd Oood year around business, excellent FURNITURE CO. S193 per mo. Submit. No ranches. Ph. St., grocery. 31483, eves. OX. 5080. reasons for selllnt. Quitting Business 129 FOR RENT 133 FOR RENT BUSINESS SERVICE BARBER wanted, steady job. lis Pier FOB SALE koselyn Cafe, cor. Roae end eve.. Ocean Park. NEW MATTRESSES .16.50 Apartments. Unfurnished Offices. Desk Room Lincoln. Oood business. Terms. Carl R. Henderson New coll sprlngg _t7.00 152 REAL ESTATE FIRMS AUTOS FOB HIRE NBW ear salesman" Oraham-Pelte. 1117 Sanitary coucheg $3 50 LOVELY unfurn. apt.. 4 rms., bath, nook, 8. M. blvd. SI LEASES WUshlre et 17th at., Senta Moniea. Lot of used ruts -33.00 UP closet bed. tth near Arlsona. Also 3 Desk Space for Rent BXP. man for fruit stand, Sefewey Store, Desks na. apt., unfurn., bath, nook and ta­ See MR. LOOAN TOO DRIVE. Hour, day, week, month. Hotels and Apartments -34 00 UP ED B. CONLISS 14th end Montana. rate. 18th St., near Wilshire. Reason­ AUTO RENTAL CO.. 2nd and S. M. Dressers .16.00 UP 1309 Ocean avenue. Phone llltt TRANSIENT roomlnt house, 14 rms.. best New lawn awlnt 311.50 able rent. Adults only. See owner, Mr. blvd Phones: Day 38308: Nlte 35155. location, best buy ln Venice. Ph. 8. M. 629 Santa Monica Blvd. '27 Buick Stan. 6 Spt. Cpe. D. R. table, 4 chairs 310.00 James. 734 S. M. blvd. Rogers & Ashford 71 HELP WANTED—Female 83443. after 3 p. m. Ice boxes 134 FOR RENT .15.50 up 3020 Montana RKAI.TORS. Ph 36173 Two to pick from, all reconditioned FOUR large rooms, breakfast nook and J BEDDING Hand trunks -1435 Stores, Business Sites "i •Vr*** ********" i ' *•"•-»• ' ' • '•' •*******1T********************** 82 MONEY TO LOAN throughout. These are very hard to get Wsll bed -16.50 bath, conveniently located on bus line, Real Estate and ahould sell immediately. Better Buy here and save money. beautiful view ol ocean and mountains. STORE In busiest block, ltth and Mon­ LEGAL NOTICE made mettresses. aU slses, all prices, EXPERIENCED hurry If interested. O. M. A. C. terms. 330 Broadway. 335 month. 886 Radcllffe eve.. Pacific tana. M. B. Rapp. 1415 Montana ave. eprinee, bedsteads, pillows; moth-proof- Palisades. Phone 31113. lac, sterilizing, renovate mattresses with We Handle All Form, of SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO. 574 new cover tt. Santa Monica Mattress Fountain Lunch BUICK USED CAR LOT Summer Furnishings NEW 4 and 8 rm. modern and complete New lawn awlnt, canopy top 11750 (Street Series) and Pillow Factory. 1888 llth St. 23504. Real Estate Financing 10th and S M blvd. Phone 38313 In every detail; Frlgldalre. full tiled ahow­ REAL ESTATE GIRLS New canvas beach chair 1350 er baths; lt. and aunny rma.; ocean AN ORDINANCE OF INTENTION CITIZENS MORTGAGE New porch ahadea as low as S3.50 vtew from every apt. 847 17th atreet. TO IMPROVE A PORTION OF 31 BUSINESS NOTICES '25 Peerless (8) Phaeton New card tables tl.45 140 HOUSES—For Bale Lang's Fountain New child's strollers 38.78 140— NEW 4-room Spanish court; Roman OCEAN PARK BOULEVARD AND AND SECURITIES CO. Beautiful car, ln perfect shape, new ma­ bath, tarate. 833 17th St. PORTIONS OF OTHER STREETS CONSULT Mrs. Florence Forrest, renown­ roon duco. lots of extras, sldewlnts. Porch chairs, camp stoves, csmp tables, etc. 411 Santa Monica Blvd. 30% discount on all new refrigerators. IN THE CITY OF SANTA MON­ ed mentellat and delineator of positive 222 Santa Monica Blvd. bumpers, etc. Practically new Firestone 130 FOR RENT foots, past, present and future. 3838 tires all around. 1188 down, bal. O. M. Oood selection of used furniture. HOME ICA. Oeean Front, Ocean Park. Phone 85139. OIRL for teneral housework. 3 adults and A. C. Apartments. Furnlshett baby, stay nithts. 1814 Falrburn, West- 6% MONEY See Evans wood. Phons 33078. Immediately available tn practically un­ 1518 Srd St.. 8. M Phone 36434 El Cortez Apartments Look at 924 Tenth Street THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE limited amounta on improved properties WANTED—Maid, preferably Oerman, must BUICK USED CAR LOT ONE walnut finish bow-end bed. double In Income aone, FOR SALE, on excellent CITY OF SANTA MONICA OR­ be tood cook, stay on place. 810 week. In approved localities at interest rates 10th end S. M. blvd. Ph. 35313 827 Fourth Street terma at low price. Open for inspection as low as 5i_ end 8% per annum. Tou coll springs. 80 lb. mattress. t31 complete. DAINS AS FOLLOWS: Classified Ads 348 llth at. FOR values that are unusual eee the'aood Lots of double bed blenkets SI and S3 PHONE 38317 or see Section 1. That the public Inter­ Incur no obligations ln discussing the Luxuriously furnished slntle end double WANTED—An experienced meld for gen­ matter wtth us. wlU uaed cars at the each: twin site rollaway bed like new. est and convenience require and lt Vlckerfs. 2108 Sawtelle blvd., near Pleo. apts.. ln Ideal location. llvint room, eral housework, cooking, no washing, OAKLAND-PONTIAO LOT. A. E. Flavell Is the intention of the City Council FOB THE EVENING EDITION stay nights. Ph. 33387. Corner ISth and 8. M. blvd. Open evenlnts. bedroom, dresslnt rm., thower, dinette, Federal Bond & Mtge. Co. kitchen. All modern conveniences, in- 1017 WUshlre blvd. of the City of Santa Monica to or­ OP SANTA MONICA MUST sacrifice my practically new 1838 OF THE OUTLOOK RECEIVE! WANTED—3 solicitors. Must be go-getters. MODEL FURNITURE CO. cludlnt electric refrigeration, soft water, der the following improvements to Oood pay to those who qualify. Write Buick standard 4-door sedan. Will take 1438 THIRD STREET. dally meld service, and garages In base­ Box 387 Outlook, giving phone number. Our Own Money smaller car ln trade and can arrange Here you can choose trom e larte ttock ment. Attractive rentals. be made, to-wlt: On vtcent property. Also buy Trust Deeds. terms on balance. Phone 81878 of tood furniture at reasonable prices. A SNAP Until 0 a. m. COOKS tSO to 8110: genl. hseworkers and That certain portions of Ocean Mitchell's Inv. Co.. Mr. Brenke, '37 DODOE touring tn very good condition NO INTEREST. EASY TERMS. Seven room English stucco residence witb waitresses. Brown's Employment Agency, 301 8. M. blvd. Phone 34774. 3-csr earate. sprinkler system end Park Boulevard, in the City of San­ 1507 Santa Monica blvd , Beverlr Hllla. throughout. 1310 full price, with terms. $200 a Month - Same Day • R. M. HUFFORD. INC.. Ford Dealer. OVERSTUFFED bed dsvenport like new, shrubs. Beautiful paint work and tile ta Monica, between the northeast­ walnut bedrm. set, walnut comb, table, S larte rooms, beautifully overstuffed fur­ Priced to seU. 18500. Terms. 3221 HUI EXP. salea woman for ready-to-wear and QUICK ACTION 1137 S. M. blvd. erly curb line of Lincoln Boulevard side oven tat rente, other goods, wheel niture, shower bath and upstairs ocean St., (near Clover Field). Phone Owner. corsets. Must have beat references Ap­ ORAHAM-PAIOB Used Car Offers. chelr for sale or rent. 11880 Santa Mon­ view from eech room. Agents please and the first angle point in Ocean FOB Tl-t*. SUNDAT EDITION plr Friday 10-11:80 a. m, 1833 Third The Coast Mutual aaaa. W. A. STILLWELL ica blvd, Sawtelle.- Utt. IS Rote ave, Venice. Phone 34488. Park Boulevard southwesterly of OF THB OUTLOOK RECEIVED at, Sante Montee. BUILDING-LOAN ASSN. OF L. A. MODERN 8 rm. freme. nook, sarsge. 3 1018 S. at blvd. Phone 34780 years old, hardwood floors, built-lns. reel Centlnela Avenue be graded, paved HOUSEHOLD goods, dining end bedroom WANTED—Ledy for houaework, ssslst with BY private party, Buick club coupe, aplen­ CHRISTIE COURT fireplace, larte lot. toll course. L A and sets. sewtnt machine, phonograph, with a 4 inch asphaltic concrete cooking; no laundry, good home, and Santa Monica Agency dld condition. Full price 3438. terms. ONE BLOCK FROM OCEAN. DELES. local busses at door; schools In walking Until 5 p. m. wardrobe trunk, garden hose, ete. Phone base and a 8 inch Warrenite Bltu- t8 week besides. Ph. 83073. 518 BANTA MONICA BLVD. PH' *nS 38848 1844 Lincoln blvd. Ph. 33310. eves. 38388 135 Pacific. Phons 84975 „ distance: unfurnished ttOOO. Furnished, MONEY available on good Improved prop­ 38313. 703 lltb St. ertlee WIU buy good truat deeds. Quick lncludine 8 tube new aU-electric radio, lithic Wearing Surface and hava Saturday WANTED—olrl to assist with light house­ 1837 HUDSON brougham, tood condition, action guaranteed. BULLINO BROS., reasonable 858 tth tt. LAROB roll top desk and chair and three S55O0 Consider cheap lot part equity. constructed along portions of tbs work, no cooking; 135 a month. Room LIVINGSTON APTS. 1917 llth at. at Flco. 36298 334 WUshlre Phone 31488. ptecee leather covered offiee furniture. Well located, blk. beach, bua. SSO mo. 1 same cement concrete sidewalks and and board. Elks* Grill, Ocean Park. Apply 1038 Fifth st. MONEY TO LOAN TELEPHONE YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS perklnt. 13 Vicente Terrace. 45084. BEST buy on beach, 5 rooms, lot SSxin, WANTED—Exp. girl for bakery. Apply 1888 SIERRA BOND _ MORTOAOE CO. IBS ft. from ocean, choice diet Owner, •B* Federal ave.. SawteUe. P-one 13167, TURN-TURK, rots. spring*. MODERN, clean apt. site cottase. aerates. •» Saata Monica blvd. F_o_e _MU . gaa stove, sts. U» 7 UU tt* UU ltt- tH . . an wett un.. h. t*. «_ Bt- 6J4I, ...__. (Continued on next page) _, THURSDAY, JUNE 6. 1929 je AVT 4 MrwTCA' flVFWTW-J OUTLOOK PAGE Twenty-fourth State Supports License Law Move for All Realtors

Iowa "THE REAL ESTATE BAROMETER" Pennsylvania Proposed bill providing license for real et­ A bill to require license for real estate brok­ tate broker* in Iowa pasted state senate by large From the offiee of W. R. Alexander, the SanU Monica cording to Mr. Mlesse, all eyes are focused on the roast ers in Pennsylvania was recently introduced imto Realty Company, comes word of the acquisition of another these days, and from present conditions he visages a con- the senate and is now before the judiciary com­ majority and is now before the house. If the broker In the person of R. S. Mlesse, formerly of the Al- tinned -growth and development In Santa Moniea that Iowa bill i* enacted one-half of tse states in the phonso E. Bell Corp.. of Bel-Air fame. Mr. Mlesse feels mittee for a report. It is largely through tht that ln coming to the Bay Diatrlct he Is contacting the peak promises great satisfaction to every Investor ln local real efforts of the Pennsylvania Real Ettate Associa­ United States will require license for real estate of the present realty activity In Southern California. Ac­ estate. broker*, according to the National Association tion that the bill was introduced in that state. Nathan William McChetney, general c6unsel for of Real Estate Boards. Arkansas recently be­ That those tn the Bay District who consult thi* splendid market of choice properties may become better ae* the National Association, appeared before the came the twenty-third state, and passage of the quainted with the high type of men who offer their eervice* a* real ettate broker*, we will publish in this judiciary committee to urge the passage of the Iowa license law, which is being supported by "Real Ettate Barometer'' a few interesting highlights in the careers of thote men, upon whose activitiet bill. New Jersey Realtors are seeking amend­ the Iowa Association of Real Estate Boards, depend* to much of the prosperity of thi* region. ments to strengthen the provision* of their ttatt would place Iowa as the twe-tty-fourth. license law.

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820 California Avenue OPPORTUNITY Only $11,000 Allay oorner. Improved wtth S room atueco, Spanish type homa. • bedrooms. Protect Your Investments ran T__- nw TWO-STORY, I ROOM STUCCO R-CSIDBNC- $7500—Very Easy Terms to exchange your home or lot for real income prop­ Might accept elear lot aa part payment. Definite factors enter into the valuation of every; erty in Beverly Hills and Los Angeles. Prices are 840 Stanford Street parcel of real estate. not inflated. I have the best selection. Palisades District, Near Georgina There are three bedrooms. . beautiful tiled baths, furnsce h at. charming kitchen and 7 room Spanish bungalow. 3 bedrooms, hardwood floors throughout, elee. controlled Beyond that the integrity and knowledge of your breakfaat room, and a lovely living room, with fireplace, etc. Two aun porchea furnaee. strictly modern Sprinkler system. Two-ear garage. 12 room, t apartment, Shenandoah street -S38.000 with wonderful view of ocean. The lot ls 50x160 feet, and Is completely fenced. brokerage firm plays an important part. 13 room, new duplex, Bedford street — -S18.500 Bide cement drive to double garage, nicely landscaped. Only $8800—Very Easy Terms -818.500 13 room, new duplex, Pickford street. CHEAPEST LOT IN THE PALISADES. HTH ST.. NEAR MARQUERITA ONLY 38000 13 room, new duplex Shenandoah at. .313,500 Open for Inspection dally See MRS. BENGSTON, with The future of our business, we feel, demands an un- t flat, 8 rooms each. Hay worth avenue - ...... _837.500 13 room, 8 apartment. Sycamore, near Beverly bird SSl,000 divided responsibility to the public. 18 room, modern duplex, Reese drive , .818.800 W. R. ALEXANDER, REALTOR t flat, 8 rooms eaeh, Reese drive — -.331.500 Charles Nielsen, Realtor -338.800 In selecting associates to assist in our service to thi 18 room duplex, Bedford drive, Beverly Hills _ Phone 35331 or 38083 Santa Monica Realty Company t flat, 8 rooms eaeh, Benton Way. Beverly Hllla -S31.000 738 Santa Monica boulevard. -330,000 public, representatives are chosen upon whom 18 room duplex. Lasky drive, Beverly Hills . 1435 Third street. Phone 31373 YOU MAY DEPEND ALSO A REAL SANTA MONIOA HOMS AT SOS ELEVENTH ST.. AT A PRICE THAT WILL SURPRISE YOU; HAS 37 TREES AND PINE SHRUBBERY LOOK AT THIS ONE. 242 Twenty-first Street Foreclosures Real Value for Your $6500 W. H. FITCHMILLER : If You Really Want to Sell or Exchange, See 639 Alta, corner of Seventh, six rooms, 3 UNBELIEVABLE VALUE Eight Rooms, Three Tiled bedrooms. Poreclonure price **9000. 8800 Money SIX large rooms, colored tile stall ahower, cash. 175 ft. by ltO ft) eto When inside this plaot you feel Realtor Baths Pine nearly new 7 unit gtueeo apt. houn that yon are Inside a 315,000 borne. Saa 4220 East Blvd. completely furnished, beautiful yard, be.*, for yourself. One more week at thla R. S. Miesse For Immediate Sale Seven rooms, three bedrooms. Lot 53x330 rental district In Santa Monica. Owner Tire. Small down payment. Associates: F. M. Reed, W. H. Hughes, ft. Foreclosure price S6500; S500 cash. too old to handle, will sacrifice Price 880 STANFORD J. J. VERPLANK S .5,000 WUl take good home or vacant OPPOSITE BRENTWOOD OLUB Santa Monica Realty Co. 1016 22nd St. lots. Ground spacious enough for an­ Open Dally 3 to 8 by W. B. McMillan, Richard L. Garrett Owner Haw 8 rooms, snappy. Price S5150. worth other building. Income 3880 per month. Mrs. Bengston with S. M. 21376 36800. 1425 Third Street 1525 Georgina Avenue See MR. JARVIS. with J. J. Barrett, Excl. Agent Charles Nielsen, Realtor 827 Wilshire Boulevard Phones: 84727,84401 3815 S. M. blvd. Phone 31486 Phone 24783 M. M. RAPP, 141S Montana ave. 738 & M. Blvd. Phones 38831 and 38083 Evenlnss and Sunday Foreclosure LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE northwesterly line of Ocean Park below the finished surface of the where laid under street, alley or sum of Ninety Thousand Dollars Commissioner of Finance as on from the 18th day of April, 1927, the Security BuUdlng, at 510 Sale Boulevard and Pearl Street, be roadway to the top of the cast Iron driveway and fifteen (15) inches ($90,000.00), heretofore contributed ex-offldo City Clerk of the at the rate of 9.6 per cent per an­ Spring street, la tbe Olty of Lot j osltlveljr this property must ba aold at graded to the grade, at the places, pipe water mains to be brought to below the finished surface of the by the County of Los Angeles in City of SanU Monica. num, less a credit of $104.00, sums, geles, California, tbe Intereat i onoe. T room*, same as nsw, Spanish to the extent and ln the manner rade; the grade to which the said sidewalk where laid under sidewalk. money from the "Special Road Im­ If any, advanoed under the provi­ ed and conveyed to lt by tba bungalow, S bedrooms, a baths, 3 unit ahown ln plana and profiles herein­ vater house connections shall be That a reinforced cement con­ provement Fund" of said county, NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE sions of said Deed of Trast, the ex­ said Deed of Trast la aad to furnace, modem appointments through­ after described. lowered shall be a straight grade crete pipe storm drain varying ln shall be deducted from tbe whole WHEREAS, by a deed of trust ex­ penses of satd sale; and also the real property therein deaaAMd out, 3-car garage Lot 180 ft. to alley, cost and expenses, ths said County good looatlon north of Wl-hlre blvd., That a certain portion of 18th from the point of said water house sise from 30 Inches to 33 Inches be ecuted by H. CONE, a widower costs, charges, attorney's fees, and uate ln the City ot SanU at 10SS Princeton at Thit ll an un­ Street, between the southeasterly connections to the above mentioned jonstructed from a point m Twen­ of Los Angelea having heretofore therdn called Trustor, dated Febru­ other expenses expended and In­ County of Loi Angeles, State questionable bargain and you can write line of Ocean Park Boulevard and water mains to a point thirty (30) ty-fifth Street adjacent to the agreed to pay toward the expense ary 6, 1926, and recorded February curred by the Trustee and author­ CaUfornla. described as foUows: yoar own terms at the absurdly low Inchea below the curbs. southeasterly line of Ocean Park of said Improvement to the extent 11, 1926, in Book 5829, Page 37 of ized by said Deed of Trust. price ot Oak Street, be graded, paved with Lot Twenty-two (32), Block a 4 Inch asphaltic concrete pave­ That all manholes not to grade ln j Boulevard, across said Ocean Park of said sum of Ninety Thousand Official Records, ln the office of the Terms of sale—Caah In United (1), of Tract number Thirteen 1 ment and have constructed along the sanitary sewer ln place ln Boulevard and to a point on the Dollars ($90,000.00) out of Ita said County Recorder of Los Angelea States Oold Coin payable at the dred Fifty-one (1381), aa par $6750 tha same oement concrete side­ Ocean Park Boulevard, between the northwesterly line of Oceeui Park "Special Road Improvement Fund," County, California, said Trustor did time and place of sale. recorded In Book 18, Pag* 116 TOTAL PRICE walks and cement ooncrete curbs northeasterly line of Lincoln Boule­ Boulevard 81.48 feet southwesterly the remainder to be assessed pro­ grant and convey the property Dated May 20, 1929. Maps, in tha office of tbe Coma oot and figure with the owner's and that certain portions of 38th vard and the northeasterly dty from the southwesterly line ot portionately upon the lots, parta of therein and hereinafter described to SECURITY-FIRST NATIONAL Recorder of said County. representative, who will be at tbe prop­ Street, 29th Street, 30th Street, Slat limits line of the Olty of Santa Twenty-fifth Street produced north­ lots and lands liable to be assessed SECURITY TRUST to SAVINOS BANK OF LOS ANOELES, To pay tbe balance of tba princi­ ertr. This lg ona ohanee tn a thousand westerly, measured along the said for such work, ln the manner pro­ to pick ap a real homa at a price like Street, 32nd Street and 33rd Street, Monica, together with all manholes BANK (now SECURITY-FIRST TRUSTEE, pal sum of said note, to-wtt tba this. between the northwesterly line of not to grade ln the Intersecting and northwesterly line of Ocean Park vided. The extent of the territory NATIONAL BANK OF LOS ANOE­ By L. H. ROSEBERRY, sum of $3,898.12, and tba later** Ocean Park Boulevard and Pearl terminating streets within the lim­ Boulevard, together with cement lnduded ln said district and the LES), as Trustee, with power of aale, Vice-President. thereon from the 16tb day of June. Street be graded, paved with a 4 its of this improvement be brought concrete Inlet basins; and that ce­ exterior boundary line thereof Is to secure, among other things, the By J. H. ORIFFIN, 1927, at the rate of 9.6 par oant pgr Inch asphaltic concrete pavement to grade at the places, to the extent ment concrete pipe connecting that shown on Map No. 508, con­ payment of one certain promissory Assistant Secretary. annum, leas a credit of $176.00; Charming Home and have constructed along the and ln the manner shown on plans drains be constructed from the In­ sisting of 5 sheets, adopted by the note ln the sum of 84,000.00, execut­ sums, if any, advanoed undar tba let basins above mentioned to the City Council of said city and on file JUST OOMPLETBD same cement concrete sidewalks and and profiles hereinafter described; ed by the said H. Cone, dated Feb­ NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE provisions of said Deed of Trust, taa cement ooncrete curbs, all at the and that an eight (8) inch vitrified storm drain to be constructed; and ln the office of the Olty Engineer ruary 6, 1926, with Interest from WHEREAS, by a deed of trast ex­ expenses of said sale; and also tba 530 22nd St. places, to the extent, in the manner clay pipe sanitary sewer be laid ln That a 20 Inch reinforced cement of said city. Reference ta hereby date thereof on the amounts of ecuted by H. CONE, a widower, costs, charges, attorney's feat, aM spacious, beautifully hand-decorated and to the grades shown by plans Ocean Park Boulevard from a man­ concrete pipe storm drain be con­ made to said map for a further, principal remaining from time to therein oalled Trustor, dated Febru­ other expenses expended aad In­ ooms, 3 bedrms., 3 colored tile baths, structed ln that portion of Twenty- full and complete description of said time unpaid, until said principal curred by the Trustee aad author­ ach with stall shower, elee. refrigerator, and profiles hereinafter described. hole in plaoe ln the intersection of ary 8, 1926, and recorded February Ocean Park Boulevard and Twen­ second Street lying between Ocean aasessment district. The said map, sum ta paid, at the rate of 9.6% per ized by said Deed of Trast -unit furnace ln larte basement. Mod- That oertaln portions of 20th so on file, shall govern for all de­ 11, 1926, ln Book 5829, Page 36 of rn in every appointment and tha con- Street, 21st Street, 22nd Street and ty-eighth Street to a manhole to be Park Boulevard and a line 150 feet annum; principal and interest pay­ Official Recorda, ln the office of the Terms of sale-*-Cash tn United :ruction ls moat unusual Clover Pleld Boulevard, between the constructed at a point ln Ocean northwesterly therefrom and par­ tails ss to the extent of the said able in monthly Installments of County Recorder of Los Angeles States Gold Coin payable at ttta northwesterly line of Ooean Park Park Boulevard on the southwester­ allel thereto and ln Ocean Park assessment district. $52.00 or more each, on the 15th day County, CaUfornla, said Trustor did time and place of aale. $10,900 Boulevard and Pearl Street, be ly line of Thirty-first Street pro­ Boulevard from Twenty - second Section 3. Reference ta hereby of each and every month, beginning grant and convey the property Dated May 20, 1929. TERMS ARRANOED TO SUIT. Street to the storm drain ln plaoe April 16, 1926, to the order of PA­ I sell this property quickly the owner graded and that -portions of said duced southeasterly; and that an made to tbe patent license agree­ therein and hereinafter described to SECURITY-FIRST NATIONAL has priced lt below the market tlOOO, streets be paved with a 5 inch ce­ eight (8) inch vitrified clay pipe and excepted ln Ocean Park Boule­ ment with the Warren Brothers CIFIC BUILDINO At LOAN ASSO­ SECURITY TRUST to SAVINGS BANK OF LOS ANOELES, He lg able to do this because he built ment concrete pavement and por­ sanitary sewer be constructed ln vard between Twenty-second Street Company of Boston, Massachusetts, CIATION, a corporation; and BANK (now SECURITY-FIRST TRUSTEE, -ith eaah—no financing charge, and tions of said streets be paved with Twenty-ninth Street from a man­ and Twenty-first Street, together on file ln the offloe of the Com­ WHEREAS, said Deed of Trust NATIONAL BANK OF LOS ANOE­ By L. H. ROSEBERRY, bought the lot tar below lto true valut. with cement concrete Inlet boxes, Our representative will be more than a -** Inch oil and rook pavement hole to be constructed ln Ocean missioner of Finance as ex-officio provides that should breach or de­ LES), as Trustee, with power of sale, Vice-President^ pleated to show you through Open and hava constructed along aame Park Boulevard to a manhole to be manholes, cement concrete connect­ City Clerk of tbe said dty. fault be made ln payment of any to secure, among other things, the By J. H. ORIPFIN, dally 10 to 8. oement ooncrete sidewalks and ce­ constructed at a point ln Twenty- ing drains and all appurtenances Section 4. The Olty Council de­ Indebtedness and/or ln performance payment of one certain promissory Assistant-Secretary. ment concrete curbs, all at the ninth Street between Ocean Park and appurtenant work, Including termines and declares that aerial of any obligation, covenant, prom­ note executed by the said H. Cong, ***.*—I..,- LM. .,— *,.. _,,„ , Norton & Stormes places, to the extent, tp the grades Boulevard and Pearl Street; and the bringing of all storm drain bonds, bearing Interest at tbe rate ise or agreement therein mentioned dated February 5, 1926, in the sum .557 Sap YlosntMA-TORe blvd. S Ph 33103 and in the manner shown on plans that an eight (8) inch -vitrified clay manholes to grade. of seven (7) per cent per annum, then the owner and holder of said of $4,000.00, with Interest from date NOTICE OF PUBLIC WORK ___ and profile* hereinafter described pipe sanitary sewer be constructed All of the above storm drain work ahall be issued to represent the cost note may declare all sums secured thereof on the amounts of princi­ Notice ta hereby given that on 1 and that a certain portion of 2lst ln Thirtieth Street from a manhole to be done at the places, to the ex­ and expense of said work, all as thereby immediately due and may pal remaining from time to time 9th day of April, 1929, tba 337 14th St. Street, between the southeasterly to be constructed ln Ocean Park tent, ln the manner and to the provided In the "Improvement Act require the Trustee to seU the prop­ unpaid, until aald principal sum ta CouncU of the City of SanU lins of Ocean Park Boulevard and Boulevard to a manhole to be con­ grades as shown on plans and pro­ of 1911," as amended. Such serial erty thereby granted and conveyed; paid, at the rate of 9.6% per annum; lea, California, passed a Special Or­ $12,000 Furnished Oak Street be graded, paved with a structed in Thirtieth Street between files hereinafter described. That bonds shall extend over a period and principal and Interest payable in dinance No. 571 (Street Series), __•» \ 5 inch cement concrete pavement Ocean Park Boulevard and Pearl all manholes, rings, covers and oth­ ending nine (9) years from the sec­ WHEREAS, a breach of and de­ monthly Installments of $52 or more titled, "An Ordinance of Intention $11,000 Unfurnished and that a portion of same be Street, together with all manholes, er appurtenances and appurtenant ond da j of January next succeed­ fault in the obligations secured by each, on the 15th day of each and to close up and vacate that eertata work to the above described storm _on't look at houses any more until you paved with a 2*4 inch rook and oil manhole rings and covera, Y ing the fifteenth day of the next said Deed of Trust has occurred in every month, beginning April 16, twenty foot alley lying between aqd sea mine. 7 rooms. 3 bedrooms. 3 baths, pavement and have constructed branches and all appurtenances and drains be furnished and installed at November following their date. that the monthly installment of 1926. to tbe order of PACIFIC being contiguous to Lots one (1), library, lane living room with real fire­ along the same oement concrete appurtenant work, including the the places, to the extent, ln the Section 5. Notloe ta hereby given principal and Interest, ln the sum of BUILDING de LOAN ASSOCIA­ two (2) and three (3) of Tract 63TB place, larte dining room, real kitchen manner and to the grades as shown with long white ttte sink, and plenty of sidewalks and cement concrete connection of sewers to be con­ that on the 24th day of June, 1929, $52.00, due and payable May 15, TION, a corporation; and on the southeasterly side and Lot P, closet apace Breakfast room off kltch- curb, all at the places, to the extent, structed to sewer system in place, on plans and profiles hereinafter at the hour of 10:00 A. M, in the 1927, and all subsequent monthly ln- WHEREAS, said Deed of Trust Block 129, of the Town of State en. Pour years old. but juat like new. in the manner and to the grade all at tha places, to the extent, in described. Council Chamber of the Olty Coun­ aUUments of principal and Interest provides that should breach or de­ Monica on the northwesterly side, j-oar aaraae with entranoe en ltth tt., shown on plana and profiles herein­ the manner and to the grades as ln the City of Santo Monica; de­ ana alao on 6 Inch paved alter Lawn That carob trees be planted adja­ cil of the City of SanU Monica, ln due and payable ln accordance with fault be made ln payment of any '-Drtnktera. fine ahruba. Real nlee fur­ after described. shown on plans and profiles here­ cent to curb lines in portions of the City Hall of said dty, aay aad the terms of said note, leas a credit Indebtedness and/or ln performance scribing the work and lmprov-a- niture, ready to move ln. Tbe grades to which the above inafter described; and that six (6) Ocean Park Boulevard between the all persons having any objection to of $1*04.00. are owing and unpaid; of any obligation, covenant, prom­ ment; specifying the exterldr mentioned work shall be done and inch vitrified clay pipe sewer house northeasterly line of Lincoln Boule­ the proposed work or Improvement and ise or agreement therein mentl6ned boundaries of tbe district and landa R. S. Miesse the Improvements made, whleh are connections be constructed in Ocean vard and the northeasterly city may appear before said Olty Coun­ then the owner—and holder—of said to be affected by said work and 1__- Park Boulevard, ln Twenty-ninth WHEREAS, said PACIFIC provement; determining tbat ao 1415 THIRD STREET provided for in the above mentioned limits line of the City of SanU cil and show cause why said pro­ BUILDINO to LOAN ASSOCIA­ note—may declare aU sums secured portion of this ordinance, are those Street, and in Thirtieth Street, Monica, together with tree basins, posed Improvement shall not be thereby immediately due and may damage will result from said wa_* SANTA MONICA from the sewers to be constructed TION, being then the owner and and Improvement end tbat no as­ shown on the profile therefor, on gratings and frames, with appur­ carried out ln accordance with thta holder of said Note and Deed of require the Trustee to sell the prop­ REALTY COMPANY file in tbe office of tbe City Engi­ In said streets to tbe respective tenances and appurtenant work, all ordinance. erty thereby granted and conveyed; sessment ta necessary; and repeal­ property lines of said streets, all at Trust, did on February 18. 1929, ing Special Ordinance No. 564 Home Phone 38787. OPPICE 31378 neer of aaid Olty, to which said pro­ at the places, to the extent and in Section 6. All of tbe herein pro­ elect to and did declare that a and file* referenoe Is hereby made for the places, to tba extent and In tbe the manner a. shown on plans (Street Series), adopted on tha 26th manner shown on plans and pro­ posed work shall be dona In pur­ breach and default had been made WHEREAS, a breach of and de­ day of February, 1929." a description of such grade. hereinafter described. suance of an Aot of tba Legislature as aforesaid and did declare all fault in the obligations secured by WANT good income prop­ That portions of the water main files hereinafter described. Said Referenoe ta hereby made to said sewer house connections shall be Tbe above work shall Include the of the State of California, desig­ sums secured thereby then due and said Deed of Trust has occurred ln erty for clear business in place ln Ocean Park Boulevard, removal of all trees and other ob­ nated the "Improvement Act of did demand that aald Trustee sell that the monthly Installment of Ordinance of Intention for further between tbe northeasterly line of laid on a grade rising at tbe rate of particulars. one (1) foot ln one hundred feet structions Interfering with the com­ 1911." approved April 7, 1911, and the property granted by said Deed principal and Interest, ln the sum lot, 50x150 feet, on Fifth Lincoln Boulevard and tbe north­ pletion of said work. Work shall amendments thereto. of Trust to satisfy the obligations of $52.00. due and payable July 16, Any person interested obji easterly city limits line of tbe City (100') from said sewera to the prop­ said Improvement, or to the street, only 50 feet south erty lines. Include the connection of all new Section 7. That tbe Commission­ secured thereby and did on Febru­ 1927, and all subsequent monthly of Santa Monloa, be brought to work to existing work where shown er of PubUc Works, aa ex-officio ary 20, 1929 file for record In the installments of principal and inter­ of lands to be affected by said Im­ of Santa Monica Blvd. grade at the places, to the extent Tbat sherardized lighting conduit on plans hereinafter described. Street Superintendent, shall imme­ Office of the County Recorder of eat due and payable ln accordance provement, may make written ob­ and in tbe manner shown on plana of one and one-fourth (1%) inch All the foregoing work is fully set diately cause notlea of said Im­ Los Angeles County, CaUfornla, a jection to same within tan day* BULLING BROS. with the terms of said note, less a after tbe expiration of the pubtt- 314 Wilshire Phone 31408 and profiles hereinafter described, inside diameter be laid ln Ooean forth, delineated and deecribed on provement to be posted aa required Notice of said breach and default credit of $176, are owing and un­ and that portions of tbe water Park Boulevard across certain in­ Plans Nos. 608, consisting of 8 by the aald "Improvement Aet of and of election to,cause said Trustee paid; and cation of thta notice, which objec­ mains to plaoe ln 18th Street, 20th tersecting and terminating streets sheets, 507, constating of 5 sheets, ion," as amended. to seU said property ln accordance tion shaU be delivered to the Clerk LEGAL NOTICE WHEREAS, said PACIFIC of the City council. Street, 38th Street, 28th Street, 30th and driveways between Lincoln 917, consisting of 2 sheets, L-791, Section 8. That tbe Commission­ with the provisions of said Deed of BUILDINO to LOAN ASSOCIA­ Street, 31st Btreet and 33rd Street, Boulevard and the northeasterly L-787, 436. 438, 467, L-789, 464, JOHN A. l-taffON. (Continued from preceding page) er of PubUo Safety, as ex-officlo Trust, which Notice was recorded ln TION, being then the owner and between tbe northwesterly line of dty limits line of the City of SanU L-788. U-10W and Plans and Pro­ Mayor, shaU sign, and the Commis­ Book 9087, Psge 50, of Official Rec­ holder of said note and Deed of Commissioner of Public Works Ocean Park Boulevard and Pearl Monica and across the first alley files Nos. 912, consisting of 3 sheet*, sioner of Finance, as ex-offldo Olty ords of said County. as ex-officio Street Superinten­ Truat, did on February 13, 1929, dent of the City of SanU cement concrete curbs, all at tbe Street, aad in tbe intersections of northeasterly of Lincoln Boulevard 913, and 917, consisting of 3 sheets, Clerk, shaU attest and certify to tbe NOW, THEREFORE, notice ta elect to and did declare that a places, to the extent, to the grade aald streets with Ocean Park Boule­ and parallel thereto, extending on file in the office of the City En­ adoption of thta ordinance, and the Monica. hereby given that the undersigned breach and default had been made June 5, 1929. J and In the manner shown on plana vard and their terminations ln southeasterly from Ocean Park gineer of said city; and in Specifi­ Commissioner of PubUc Works, as by virtue of tbe authority In lt vest­ as aforesaid and did declare all and profiles hereinafter d-tscribed. Ocean Park Boulevard, be brought Boulevard, as shown on plans here­ cations Nos. 12, 18, 19, 26, 30, 31, 33, ex-officlo Street Superintendent, ed, as Trustee, will seU at public sums secured thereby then due and That that portion of Ocean Park to grade, together witb all connect­ inafter described, from pointa ten 36, 48, aad 49 (Street Series), on shall cause thta ordinance to be auction to the highest bidder for did demand that said Trustee sell Boulevard between the first angle STOCKHOLDER'S ANNUAL 1 ing pipes, water bouse connections. (10) feet northeasterly of tbe file in the office of the Commis­ published twice in the SanU Mon­ cash, in United states Oold Coin on the property granted by said Deed MEETING point in Ocean Park Boulevard fire hydrants and appurtenances northeasterly lines of said streets sioner of Finance of said city, ex- ica Evening Outlook, a daUy newa- Saturday, the 16th day of June, 1929, of Trust to satisfy tbe obligations aouthwesterly of Centlnela Avenue and appurtenant work, at tbe The annual meeting bf the Sea­ and driveways to points ten (10) offlcio City Clerk, excepting how­ paper published la tbe City of Ban- at the hour of eleven o'clock A. M. secured thereby and did on Febru­ side HaU Association wUl be held la L and the northeasterly City Limits places, to tbe extent and in tbe feet southeasterly of the southwest­ ever, therefrom the portions there­ U Monica and hereby designated of said day in the lobby of the Se­ ary 20, 1929 file for record ln the line of the City of SanU Monica be manner shown on plans and pro­ the Odd Fellows Hail. Santo erly lines of said streets and drive­ of to be in plaoe and excepted, the for that purpose. This ordinance curity BuUdlng, at 510 South Spring Office of the Oounty Recorder of Monica, Calif., on Tuesday, June 11, traded, and that the roadway of files hereinafter described and tbat ways and from a point five (S) feet said plans, profiles and specifica­ shaU go Into effect immediately Street, ln the City of Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, CaUfornla, a aame be paved with a 2*; inch oil portions of tbe water main in place 1929 at 7 P. M. northeasterly of the northeasterly tions are hereby referred to for the upon Its publication. California, tha Interest granted and Notice of aaid breach and default SEASIDE HALL ASSOOMfftON. and rock pavement and have con- In 18th Street between tbe south­ line of said alley to a point five (I) full and detailed description of the I hereby certify that the forego­ conveyed to it by the aforesaid Deed and of election to cause said Trus­ riructed along the same 2 Inch by easterly line of Ocean Park Boule­ RAY PE1SDUCTON, feet southwesterly of the southwest­ proposed work of Improvement. ing ordinance was adopted by the of Trast in and to tha real property tee to sell said property ln accord­ President. .-inch redwood headers. vard and Oak Street, and ln the erly line of said alley and that said Section X And whereas said con­ City CouncU of tba City of Santo therein described situate in the City ance with the provisions of said .The grade to which the above termination of 18th Street ln Ocean 0. B. AURAND, conduit be laid at all other points templated work and Improvement, Monica at Ita awetlng held on tha of SanU Monica, Oounty of Los An­ Deed of Trust, which Notloe waa Secretary; •ftt-ttoned work shall bt) done and Park Boulevard, ba brought to Indicated on tbe plans Hereinafter In the opinion of the City CouncU Srd day of June, 1929, by tbe fol­ geles. State of CaUfornla. described recorded in Book 7351, Page 366, of (Be improvements made, which are grade, together witb an connecting mentioned and described all at the of tbe Oity of Santa Monica, ta of lowing vote: as foUows: Official Records of said County. K-ovided for ln the above described pipes, water bouse connections, fire places, to the extent and ln tbe more than local or ordinary public Ayes: Morton, Helton, Michel. Lot Three (3), ln Block One of NOW, THEREFORE, notice Is TILDEN, HUNTER UTN . K-rtioa of this Ordinance, ls that hydrants, and appurtenances and manner shown ln plans and pro­ benefit, said City Council hereby Noes: None. Tract Number Thirteen Hundred hereby given that the undersigned ZURICH, Switzerland, June 6. UB ibown on the plans and profiles on appurtenant work, at the places, to files hereinafter described. makes tbe expense of said Improve­ Absent: None. Fifty-one (1351), as per map re­ by virtue of the authority ln it —In the first round it the Swiss Be In the office of the City Engi­ ths extent and ln UM ****.*)**• The grades to which the above ment chargeable upon a district, corded In Book 18, Page 116 of Maps, tennis championships today, BtB neer of said City and reference la H. MICHEL, vested, as Trustee, will sell at pub­ shown on plans and ln profiles mentioned work shall be done shall which district said City Council here­ Commissioner of Public Safe­ in the office of the Recorder of said Uc auction to the highest bidder for Tilden, American ace, defeated Bi- Mreby made to aald plana and pro- hereinafter described. be twenty-four (34) inches below by declares to be tbe district bene­ County. leer, 6-1, 6-0, while Francis T, lies for a description of such grade. ty as ex-offldo Mayor of the cash, in United States Oold Coin, on Tbe grade to which tbe above the finished surface of tba street, fited by said work aad improvement City of SanU Monica. To pay tha balance of tba princi­ Saturday, the 15th day of June, Hunter, his companion, waa foroed Ttet oertaln portions of 17th mentioned water mains shall be alley, or driveway to the top of the and to be assessed to pay the cost and pal sum of said note, to-wlt tbe sum 1929, at the hour of eleven o'clock to three sets before he oould vte and 18th 8tre«t, between tea towered ahall be Hurt* .CM) inches sherardized conduit to tia thereof. eacepUng that the ef $3,997.00, and ttM Interest there- A. M. of said day ia the lofetyr oj.jrpai Vila* tV* M* ****iwm***w*.*****^**-******m**m-*t *-*w********r***m^ j****w n^*w r. A.usH£9ut * PAGE SDCTEEl- SANTA' MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1929

his "blue ribbon" steeds broke the Rev. Lillian Pool Burnett, superin­ JUNIORS, SENIORS Hellman Horses to zoning laws. Missionary Event tendent of the Japanese work win D. S. Business How They Stand in Breakwater Appeal Stay in Beverly The banker scored thla victory in be ln charge. There will be addresses BATTLE ON GRID an order fUed today by Superior Planned at Church snd singing by the Japanese and Pacific Coast*. Judge Fletcher Bowron, ruling, with Mexican people. AU are invited to Lightweight footballers of the Irving Hellman's horses can nib- prejudice, against an injunction Under the auspices of the Wo­ this service. Structure Sound PlannedTomorrow man's Missionary aoclety of the Free Major Loop Wars Junior and senior class at Santa ble all the grass they please, and sought to make Hellman remove his Methodist church, Friday evening at Monica high school don the mole­ canter where they will in Cold horses, riding stables and bridle total bllndne COAST lEAorr. (Continued from Page 1) 7:30. at the church. Tenth street After 48 years of * Plenty of Credit Avail­ W. L Pet skins tomorrow ln the annual Water canyon, despite the objec­ paths elsewhere from the exclusive and Arizona avenue, a great home an Alabama woman has regained Mission . . 48 30 .887 derson, capitalist of Beverly Hills able for Capital 8an Prancisco 40 30 .871 "feud" game. The battle la set for tions of other property owners that Beverly Hills canyon colony. missionary meeting arUl be held. her sight. Los Anceles 38 31 .581 remarking that, in his opinion, 500 3 o'clock on the high school grid- | Expansion Hollywood 33 31 .518 pleasure craft owned and operated Oakland 35 35 .800 Iron. by wealthy citizens of that terri­ By DAVID LAWRENCE Sacramento 38 43 .408 Both teams have been working Seattle 35 3*8 .381 tory alone could be expected with­ Copyright 1929 by the Consolidated Portland - 33 41 .358 out for the last three weeks and YESTERDAY'S REBl'1-TS in the breakwater, with as many are ln good shape, reports Coach Press Association Hollywood. 11-8: Oakland. 10-0. more from Hollywood and Los An­ Charley Daggs, lightweight mentor. WASHINGTON, June 6.—The un­ Seattle. 7-13: Loa Anaeles. 4-3. San Prancisco. 8-8: Portland, 0-3. geles. The amount of money spent Neither team is given an edge. derlying structure of American Mission, 7-3: Sacramento, 5-4. with local merchants for stocking business ls sound and there will be HOW SERIES rxnr.D Hollywood, 4: Oakland. 4. these and other craft for pleasure Sacramento tonight in a special plenty of credit available for cap­ Seattle, 4: Los Anaeles. a. cruising would undoubtedly run in­ car to confer with Oovernor Young, ital expansion provided the nation's San Prancisco, Tl Portland, 1. to several million dollars annually, with whom an appointment has Mission, 5: Sacramento. 3. nnouncinP credit system ls not abused by ex­ OAMES THIS WEEK Mr. Anderson stated. been arranged for Friday morning. QA cessive speculation. Mission at Los Anaeles. STRUCTURE If this final plea to the governor Hollywood at San Prancisco. This is the concensus of the au­ Seattle at Sacramento. NOT UNSIGHTLY should fall. Judge Weber stated thorities here who have been ob­ Portland at Oakland. Should the breakwater be built, that he would make an exhaustive serving the satisfactory response of and there is every reason to believe report of the Harbor Act of 1927 NATIONAL LEAOt*- which he will submit to the com­ the credit machinery of the nation W. L. Pel. that it will be. Judge Weber said to the warning Issued last February St. Louis 38 15 .834 that there would be no such un­ mittee. by the federal reserve board. Pittsburgh 33 18 805 sightly trestling as ls now being WILL ROGERS Chlcauo . 33 18 .588 New and The phenomenon of an unprece­ WIRES GOVERNOR Philadelphia . 30 17 .541 used in the construction of the new dented growth in trade and a New York 18 17 .338 breakwater at Long Beach. This It is understood that WIU Rogers, greater than normal increase ln Brooklyn 14 33 .388 will be overcome, he said, by using who is much interested ln creation production, without a corresponding Boston 15 34 .385 a type of barge with a trap bot­ of the yacht harbor, wired Gov­ Increase in the volume of credit, ls Cincinnati IS 38 .333 - YESTERDAY'S RESULTS tom, through which the great rock-, ernor Young recently from Pitts­ taken to mean that the capital re­ New York, 4; Chicago, 1. necessary for the work are dropped. burgh, Pa., in his usual breezy sources of the country are being Other games rained out. The project, which would probably style, asking the chief state execu­ augmented materially. It ls esti­ OAMES TODAY be under construction for at least tive to affix his signature to the Finer Service mated that $15,000,000,000 of new Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at Bt. Louis. two years, would give steady em­ breakwater bill. The Los Angeles income ls annually coming out of New York at Chicago. ployment to many hundreds of chamber of commerce and other ths national wealth of the United Boston at Cincinnati. skilled workmen with a large pay­ Los Angeles and Southern CaUfor­ States and the question which the roll, most of which would be nla civic organizations who are sup­ federal reserve board and other AMERICAN LEAOUE spent in the Bay District. porting the measure, are also bring­ agencies of credit are trying to de­ W. L. Pet Philadelphia _S0 a .188 The breakwater bill, which went ing pressure to bear ln an effort termine ls how much of this will St. Loula 38 .818 18 through the California legislature to have the bill signed, lt ls under­ be available for the Issuance of se­ New York 33 18 .578 stood. curities to finance American enter­ Detroit 34 33 .533 with flying colors, has been in the Cleveland -30 31 .488 The breakwater committee will prises both ln the domestic and for­ 388 hands of Oovernor C. C. Young for Washington -14 34 signature for several weeks. A com­ return from its conference with the eign fields. Chicago — 18 38 .384 lo ihe EAST NEW CAPITAL Boston 13 38 .300 mittee of representative Santa governor Saturday morning and an The flotation of bonds and stocks YESTERDAY'S RESIXTS Monica citizens, headed by Judge opening meeting to discuss the sit­ New York, 8: Cleveland, 1. uation will be held early next week. EFFECTIVE JUNE 9 for new enterprises or the expan­ Boston, 13: Cleveland. 3. Weber, is leaving Los Angeles for sion of existing businesses Is re­ Washington, 3: St. Louis. 1. garded as the function of new cap­ c Lv. LOS ANGELES 6:05 PM Lv. CHICAGO 8:10 PM radio and air mall to break down Eaat Loa Angeles Station 6:28 PM " Omaha 8:40 AM the barriers of time. " Riverside 7:45 PM Salt Lake City 10:50 AM The word "over-emphasis" is used Ar. Salt Lake City 5:30 PM Ar. Riverside 7:10AM often in official quarters to charac­ CarUphoMery Omaha 8:50 PM East Los Angeles Station 8:45 AM terize the operations of the New " CHICAGO 9:20 AM LOS ANGELES 9:10AM York stock market, which have Through Sleepers to Denver and Minneapolis and from E. San Pedro and Long Beach to Chicago. threatened to interfere with the j normal expansion of credit. It ta i with, not that the federal reserve board has anything to do with the upward Pacific Coast Limited Continental Ltanlted or downward curve of stock market j An entirely new train—the Pacific Coast Limited—will be This convenient morning train from Southern California arrives la values, but lt ls Interested in LTMORE Chicago at 7:40 a.m. miking connections there with all morning added to rhc Union Pacific's fleet of fine fast flyers to the vhether money that should be used trains to points further east. Observation and dining can and stand­ to assist in the economic evolution east. In addition to through standard sleeping cars to Chicago, ard and tourist sleepers and chair cars through to Chicago. Standard of the country ls consumed ln spec­ Denver, Kansas City and St. Louis, this train will carry sleepers to Cedar City, Salt Lake Gty and Butte. ulative operations. The exact atti­ through chair cars to Denver and Kansas Gty and observa­ tude of the board Is set forth In "SLip-on EASTBOUND WESTBOUND the foUowlng paragraph: tion and dining cars to Kansas City. A fine evening train -v. LOS ANGELES 940 AM Lv CHICAGO 1120 PM NOT ARBITER to the East. " East Los Angeles Sta. 10:1)3 AM Omaha 1:13 PM *• Riverside 11:30 AM " Salt Lake City 3:3 5 PM "The federal reserve board neither j Ar. Lat Veaas 8:05 PM LaiVefi* 7:10 AM assumes nor has it any right or dis­ Back and EASTBOUND WESTBOUND Salt Lake City 12:20 PM Af Riverside 3:35 PM position to set itself up as an arbiter OmJmahi a 3:30 PM East Los Anseles Sta. 3:03 PM Lv. LOS ANGELES ";.»,0 PM Lv. CHICAGO 2:30 PM CH•IICAGI O 7:40 AM LOS ANGELES 5:30PM of security, speculation or values. It " But Lot Aug.1.1 Su :53 PM " Omaha 3:45 AM ls, however, Its business to see to lt r Riverside 9:20 PM " St. Louis 2:00 PM Ar. Lai Vtiii 6:03 AM ' Kansas City 10:00 PM that the federal reserve banks func­ Silt Lake Otr 8:3 5 PM " Denver 1:43 PM Utah Express tion as effectively as conditions will Seat Covers Denver 2:30 PM 8:15 AM " Salt Lake Crr Kan sat Ory 8:13AM " UV*,,, 9:03 PM permit. When lt finds that condi­ 99 4:20 *'M 6:35 AM Night train to Las Vegas, Salt Lake City and intermediate points. St. Louis Ar- Riverside tions are arising which obstruct fed­ at "Western Auto Omaha 2:40 XM East Los Anseles Sta. 8:03 AM Leaves Los Angeles 11:00 p.m., arriving Las Vegas 11:10 a.m.,Salt eral reserve banks In the effective CHICAGO 4:30 PM LOS ANGELES 8:30 AM Lake City 6:30 a. m. discharge of their functions of so Per managing the credit facilities of the Set federal reserve system as to accom­ *3__? to '8-^ modate commerce and business, it New East Los Angeles Passenger Station ta its duty to Inquire into them and BILTMORE Sfo/ttW According to Cmr Make and Model to take such measures as may be BILTMORE Seat Covers brighten your deemed suitable and effective in the Complete The New Union Pacific East Los Angeles Passenger Station b lo* circumstances to correct them; car interior* preserve the upholstery, cited at the intersection of Atlantic Avenue, Telegraph Road and which, ln the immediate situation, t Coversj means to restrain the use of federal id Seat i and protect your clothing. Be sure to Goodrich Boulevard. All through trains, both incoming and out- reserve credit facilities, either di­ bound/stop at this station. All trains to the East leave the new su* rectly or Indirectly In aid of the install a set before vacation touring tion 2} minutes later than from Central Station, Loa Angelea, and growth of speculative credit." time. incoming trains arrive 23 minutes earlier, effecting a considerable The foregoing was the crux of the BILTMORE Adjustable Slip-On Back and saving of time, particularly for resident- in eastern Los Angelea, and February warning of the federal re­ points north, east and south of the city. Patrons may now avoid serve board and now lt is felt by Seat Covers are made of durable sun-proof ths board that the big test in regu­ the congested downtown area. Unlimited free auto parking space. lating credit from a qualitative material, in attractive patterns. They are viewpoint has been fully demon­ easily put on and removed for dry cleaning. NEW AUTO-PARLOR-CAR SERVICE strated as practicable. The method CENTRAL GLENDALE For upholstery and clothing protection The Union Pacific is now operating large, luxuriously appointed STATION used has been direct pressure on UM ANCELES PASADENA the banks to analyze carefully the with utmost economy, install BILTMORE Auto-Parlor-Cars between East Los Angeles Passenger Station and loans they make and it ls expected LONG BEACH, SAN PEDRO, ANAHEIM. FULLERTON, that the same prudence and care Back and Seat Covers from "Western LA HABRA, WHITTIER, GLENDALE, PASADENA and inter­ wiU be used in the future by mem­ Leatherette Trimmed, Auto." According mediate points. ber banks In order that there may New- not be a return to excessive specu­ Glove Button Fastener* to model $3.60 to $8.50 This new Auto-Patlor-Cir service effects a saving of ao hour or lation. UN ION PACIFIC BILTMORE Satisfaction more over former train schedules. Patrons may take busses at Beautiful patterns, durable "Aerocloth" Cover* , . Guaranteed .. Union Pacific City Ticket Offices in Long Beach, Pasadena and EAST SIDE Plan Dedication of materials, tailored and fit­ Every tttt of BILT­ Glendale as well as at depots, connecting with all incoming and STATION B'nai B'rith Temple ted to your car—BILT- A new fabric of marvelous MORE Cover* in outgoing trains in both directions. MORE Standard Covers silk-like beauty that Wears backed by "Wortern They are operated for through passengers only and without ad­ Preparations for the three-day Auto'," Iron-CI. J SANPEOI like iron—exclusive m "BUt­ Guararttt* ot Satiefae- ditional fare from above points. Baggage is checked duett from ceremony which wiU dedicate the cover all upholstery up tion. by our CUSTOM­ point of departure. new $1500,000 temple of B'nai to the window line. Span­ more" Covers. Dustproof, ER IS ALWAYS Aktet: Map shining /•*•»'<«• .f nr* Gut Lu Ae* B'rith at Hobart and Harvard bou­ ish Leatherette trimmed, water and grease resisting. RIGHT Policy, und by levards, Los Angeles, tomorrow, fin Pmsrngtr Sleti** and Antt-Ferler-Cer remit, • with front door pockets Easily sponged clean without Service ut all •HI- more Summer Excursions Saturday and Sunday, were being than ISO conveniently rushed to completion today by Rab­ and openings for rear door removing. Rich shades of Greatly reduced summer fares on the Union Pacific offer You mn int itt J te visit East Los Angles Passenger Station and located etore*. acquaint yourself witb tbt new facilities and service inaugurated bi E. F. Magnln and the commit­ pockets. Glove Button blue, green, brown and gray, attractive travel bargains Back East, to National Parks and tee of members arranging the event. "Weetern Auto- by tbt Union Pacific. And at all Union Pacific offsets you will find Fasteners make BILT- with Clove Button fasteners. Service interesting places in all parts of the United States and Can­ travel experts wbo will gladly extend every cooperation in arrang­ An elaborate dedicatory program SKRVICB oonnoetttmn ada. Final return limit October 31. ing any rotation or business trip you may bt contemplating. la to be given in the edifice tomor­ MOBE Standard Covers fit Cover all upholstery up to the maintained iu all citie* row night while a special service better, and easier to install window line. Custom built *-**t''i« u-f ha\*e tons, eo WlU be held Saturday at 10 a. m. good* ptircKatiKt from ue or remove. At "Western to your order. Prices may tv* properly tuotalUd •Saturday's service will be confined et a very loet ftat rat* Auto's" low prices every . . . H many instance* free. fo members of the congregation $12.95 to $39.95 only, and has been limited be­ car owner can afford them. cause of the small seating capacity According to car model, of tbe auditorium. -.More than 150 Stores in thelfcst- $5.95 to $25.46. UNION PACIFIC TRIPLE STRUGGLE CHICAGO, June 6 (..->—With \ 4 , f S. C. FROST, General Agent •S02 Saata Monica Blvd. Stanford's great team whittled BILTMORE "De Luxe" Cov­ down to three entrants in the H. W. BUNT, C. P. & T. A. ert, m unutually beautiful pal- SupjdyCo. eighth annual National Collegiate S*nt_ Monica. Telephone 2121} Track and Field meet Friday and term. Custom built to your Saturday, the team struggle ap­ J. D. POST, C T. A. order $9.95 to $33.20 206 Santa Monica Blvd. pears to He between Washington, MIS Sawtell. Blvd., Sawtell*. Telephone J2-28- Southern California and Illinois.

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