!_!•. FORECAST !MPE_AT__t£l "Uocal showers aad thunder storms: gen­ tl erally fair toni.ht and Friday; not quite so High 11 (past M hours, I a.m.) Law ft* warm tonight in west; gentle winds. I A. If. KKAl 3INOS Dt OTHER C-T__» OCEAN TIDES Los Angeles .... 74|Salt Lake Oil* __-*• High I Low Tampa 73 Den-er *\ ff ' Pltt-burgh .. M._ —_. aa 0:09 a.m.: 11:00 a.m.l':10 a.m.; 70S p.m. ..[Kansas City _ ** BTJN USES SUN SETS DM Minnas EVE LOOK New Orleans _ 70: San' J"rancliico -14 ! I:tt o'clock I 5:38 o'clock .aairrhin..- -S3 Devoted to Developing the Great Bay District Member Associated Press—Eatabliahed Oct 13, 1875 VOLUME LVT1 NUMBER 238 SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1931 PRICE TWO CENTS

.ATHLETICS DOWN CARDS, 6-2, IN SERIES OPENER* Leads A's Attack Santa Monican California Truly a Fairyland Decision Upholds Ten States Will Simmons, Hard-Hitting Philadelphia Did anybody ever hear of a land that was named before it was discovered* That is what happened to California. Tbe story of California's name tl contained in the third chap­ Sough in Death ter of "The Outlook's Story of Santa Monica," published today on City Act Against Tackle Own Job Outfielder, flouts Out Homerun to page 14. With all the newspapers, .telephones, telegraphs and radios the world has today, an author couldn't spin a yarn about a mythical land and make people believe there was such a country. If he OfYonngAuthor should write such a fairy tale, somebody would hop off in an air­ Concession Men Relief Problems Grab Hero Honors in Exciting Game plane to see the country. But things were different 400 years ago and when a Spanish ______Henry Wibbels Known to author wrote a charming fairy story about the "Isle of California." Operators of Pier Games Missouri Latest to Form Be friend of Writer people took it seriously. It is not likely that the writer intended Lose Injunction Plea Organization to Work SPORTSMANS PARK, ST. LOUIS, Ma, Get 1 (UP)- to deceive his readers. He probably wrote the tale simply for Connie Mack's world championship Athletics ot Philadelphia Believed Slain amusement. to Halt Closing on Local Needs Where the author got the name, "California," probably never defeated Gabby Street s crippled St. Louis Cardinals by a Will be known. Bat, so far as historians know, the name first ap­ score of 6 to 2 ln the opening game of the 1931 aeries, played WESTPORT, Conn., Oct 1— peared in a romance, "The Deed* of Esplandian, the Son of Amadis Holding that concessions WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 (AP) Convince- Kenneth Raisbeck, of Gaul.'" operated by fire persons in —Ten states have assured before a wildly excited crowd here today. The game came 32, playwright, was strangled Attention again is called to the change in the name of the his­ Ocean Park constitute gam­ President Hoover they will out almost exactly as most of the experts had predicted lt end dumped into Christ tory. The first chapter appeared under tbe name, "Tbe Story ot bling devices and not games would. In the first place, Connie Mack did not cross up the church cemetery, Westport Santa Monica.** Last week, when it was discovered the same name of skill, Superior Judge Hart­ strive to help their own un­ bad been used by Miss Marie Walsh in a history she has written, employed this winter. Com­ experts by choosing a pitcher other than his famous Lefty police today sought Henry Wibbels. tbe name was changed to "Tha Outlook Story of Santa Monica." ley Shaw today denied the five op­ pletion of an organization ln Mis­ Orove to work the opening game. Qabby Street used young 19. of Santa Monica, Oal., Yale art As much of the material used in the Outlook's story was found' erator* a temporary injunction to GPr-J Paul Derringer, just as everyone said he would. For six full student, for questioning regarding restrain Santa Monica police from souri "to care for its unemployed" in old files ot this paper, the new name is particularly appropriate. was announced by President Hoover Raisbeck's recent activities. Clip your chapter today before the paper is thrown into tbe closing their establishments. Al Simmons (above) swung a innings the game was a real thriller. waste basket and lost. Save every chapter to add to your library today. wicked bat today and led the Tte Cardinals astounded every­ Raisbeck was said to have spent Demurrer Sustained body by getting to Lefty Orove far the summer with Wibbels ln a cot­ and it will be a history of your home town. The Judge sustained a demurrer to Tbe president received a telegram Athletics to victory over St. from Governor Caulfleld Informing Louis in tte first game of tte Box Score four hits and two runs in the first tage la the single-tax colony at tte wits filed by tte five petition­ 'nr'na. Meantime, young Derrin­ Harvard, Mass., and a check on a ers against tte city. Mayor Herman him of tbe set-up and said he was 1931 World series. Simmons "glad" to announce it. claimed tte honor of clouting ATHLETICS ger, the Cardinals' pitcher, was al* Santa Monica bank, made out to Michel and Chief of Police Clar­ most untouchable. Of tte first six Wibbels and signed by Henry Wib­ ence Webb, permitting them to file M«_-y Willingness out the first homer of tte aeries AB. R.II. O. A. and, in addition, performed sen­ Bishop, 2b. _____ 4 I men to face him, four struck out. bels, was found in the playwright's an amended complaint within 10 The others grounded out to Short­ pocket Ice Crean Shop Youth, 16, Admits days. "The following states, ln addition sationally tn the Philadelphia Haas, of. S 0 to Missouri," the president said, stop Charley Gelbert. The five defendants complained outfield. Cochrane, e. ., • _.,..• 4 • Bruised About Throat "have indicated their ability to un­ Simmon*, If. , 4 0 But to tte third Inning, the Ath­ that last September 3, Mayor letic sluggers broke into action. Discovery ot Raisbeck's body, Michel and Chief Webb ted threat­ dertake their own problem: Rhode Fox*, lb. i 4 0 bearing bruises around the throat, Island, Indiana, Michigan, Connect­ 0 After Dykes and Williams scored ened to close the concessions on tte Miller, rf. , , ,, 4 consecutive scratchy hits, the Atb- shocked the art colony here. Rais­ HoliiapHets*154 San Diego Killing ground that ttey violated gambling icut, Illinois, New York, California, Dykes, 3b. ,.„..,, I 1 beck was one of tha joung proteges West Virginia and Delaware." Williams, a*. - 4 s of Mrs. A. P. Garrett, wealthy widow laws of the city. Opponents Will Judge Shaw declared that tte Representatives of business tomor­ Grove, p. _ ___.„ 4 0 and mother of Oliver H. P. Garrett, row will present their own prescrip­ OFFICIAL FIGURES of Santa Monica, motion picture Bandit Forces Attendant Eye* Haunt Former Gob, petitioners had failed to state that ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1 (U.R)—The tte chief of police had threatened tions for handling the country's Totals 36 6 li 27 0 0 official figures of the opening scenario writer. to Open Store Safe at Calls for Officers most vexing economic problems. Police suspicion that Raisbeck to enforce some invalid or uncon­ CARDS World Series game follows: had been slain assumed neater Point of Gun to Confess stitutional ordinance, and that only Recommend Measure* Meet at Dinner AB. R. H. O. A. E. Attendance, 38,529. under such a threat could tte court The directors of tte Chamber of High, lb...... __.... 4 4 1 « 1 • significance today with the an­ issue an --Junction. Total receipts, $165,141. nouncement of Dr. William H. Mc- Complying with a command that LOS ANGELES, Oct. 1 (CNS) — Commerce of tte United States will Boettger, rf. _____ I 1 S 1 0 0 Players' share, 184,232.11. Mahon, medical examiner, that he was emphasized by vicious Jabs with Prying eyes tbat seemed to follow May Be Closed be presented with reports from Charity Leaders to Faee Frisch. 2b. ______4 114 14 Club and leagues' sham $56,- had decided to reserve his decision a gun, N. K. Bowers, aa employe Lowell M. Bell, a 16-year-old burglar The five concessionaires, O. L. committees which since early ta tte Bottomley, lb. 4 0 1 Y 1 4 144.71 in the case pending a coroner's in­ in the Chapman tea cream store, wherever he went in his county Jail Langley, Nathan H. Schur, Eddie K. year have been scrutinising the Critic at Annual Hafey. If. ______4 4 10 0 0 Commissioner Landls' share, quest. at 711 Wilshire boulevard, was cell today caused bbn to confess one Akamatsu, E. P. Andrieu and J. troubles besetting industry and tte Martin, ot. _.__..._ 4 0 t t • 0 $24,774.15. ltt .followed an earlier statement forced to open the firm's safe early of tte most brutal murders in the Tsurutani, were represented by country as a whole. Welfare Event Wilson, e. 4 0 0 12 2 0 scouting the theory of foul play today and give an armed bandit history of California. Clifford Thorns, attorney, while tte Establishment of a voluntary cen­ Gelbert, as. , 4 4 t 1 5 0 and giving acute meningitis as the yesterday's receipts, amounting to city was represented by Chester L. tral planning board to keep em­ E. 8. Kelson, chief critic of Los Derringer, p. ' 4 4 0 0 0 0 letics went en to bat around and With his head lying upon his make four runs off as many hits. cause of death. $154, police reported. hands on a desk of Capt. William Coffin, city attorney. ployment at an even keel both Angeles county charities and William Johnson, p. _____ 0 0 4 0 0 0 James Cusack, of Westport, said Tbe holdup was the fourth one Under Judge Shaw's ruling, tte through boom times and depression xFlowers , 14 0 0 0 0 Bishop forced Dykes, but Mule TTaag J. Bright, of the sheriff's homicide R. Harriman and H. O. Price, de­ doubled, scoring Williams. Then he saw Raisbeck walking on old to occur in tbe Chapman store squad, Bell, former sailor, confessed chief of police Is now at liberty to is understood to be an Important partment beads, will come face to xxBlades , , •• 10 4 0 0 0 Mill road, near the cemetery, Tues­ here. Only recently the same safe cedar the establishments closed at part of tte recommendations. xxxMancuso _...... 14 0 0 0 0 Derringer lost his control, walking the murder of Louise Tauber, tbe face in Santa Monica next Tuesday Cochrane and Simmons in succes­ day night with a man about 20 was blown open by yeggs. "Five and Ten" girl in San Diego, any time. The committee, headed by Henry years old. it-iey seemed friendly, Stopped by Bandit Will Be Closed I. Harriman, chairman of tne board evening at the annual dinner of the Totals M 2 12 27 10 4 sion. The second walk forced ln he said. whose body, nude, was found sus­ Bishop, and Haas and Cochrane According to Bowers' report to pended from a limb of a tree last "I am going to serve notice this of tte New England Power associa­ Santa Monica Council of Social x—Bait*- f*T Derringer la HQTsnth. scored on Foxx' single. Another Westport man is said to afternoon on these men that if they tion, also is known to favor creation Welfare, over which Mrs. D. O. Ste­ xx—Batted t*r Johnson ttt ninth, have seen the same pair seated ln police, he started te his home at April IIL xxx—Batted ttt Hlih tn ninth. Card* Oct 12 lilt* 1:30 o'clock this morning, after reopen te business tonight, they by industries of reserves for un­ phens will preside. As council an automobile talking in front of locking up the store. When only Eyes Haunt Him will be arrested and tried te vio­ employment similar to those carried Score by I inning*— R. Roettger started the Card attack the cemetery Hjate. a block away, a light coupe drew Tte body of the 19-year-old girl. lation of the laws prohibiting oper­ te dividend purposes. chairman she has invited them to Philadelphia 004 000 200—6 by singling to center. Frisch also There was no sign of a struggle up alongside tbe curb, and a bandit an employe of a five-and -ten -cent ation of gambling games, said To Discus* Angles tte dinner. They bave promised to St. Loais .__-_-__...200 000 000—2 singled. Bottomley was next and his (the chuMhyard, but small change, stepped out and ordered him back store tn San Diego, was discovered Chief Webb when the decision was come. Summary—Run* batted ,n. Simmons 3. single scored Roettger. After Chick pich might have dropped from Two other committees will dlicuss to the store. Hands away from his dangling from a tree by picnickers rendered. "I can keep them in a peaceable Foxx >. Haas. Bottomley. Martin T** -MS Hafey fanned, Martin doubled to llsbeclc* pockets, made a trail sides, Bowers led the strange pro­ OB a bright Sunday -morning. The "I really do not believe that they ether angles of the unemployment hits. Martin, Haas, Oelbert. Hoi** run, right, driving home Frisch. But that rocs the turf. situation. frame ef mind," said Itta. Stephens, Simmons. Stolen bases, Haley, Martin. cession bade. The bandit continued best brains of California's criminal would have opened in any event, ln announcing today that they bad was tbe end of tha Cards' scoring *_f Raisbeck was slain, police to prod him to the book, and the investigators failed to solve tte mys­ but we are taking immediate steps Anti-trust laws will receive at­ Left on bases, Athletics 7, St. Louis I. •aid, the murderer made no attempt! promised to be among her guests. Struck out, by Derringer 9, (Orove 3, Bis­ for the day. The Cards went on to second bandit drove along slowly. tery of the murder of Miss Tauber. to close these establishments if they tention from a committee which has hop, Haas. Foxx. Miller. Williams, Sim­ mass a total of IS hits, but they to rover his trail by removing Sneering as he took the nag con­ undertake to do business. delved into their effect on produc­ "I have been referee in worse fights identifying articles from his vic­ "Just those eyes. Eyes that looked than this." mons), Johnson 2. (Williams. Simmons); were so well assorted that they did taining the money, the armed ban­ at me all tte time. Those officers. "Their contention was tbat they tion of natural resources. This in­ Orove 7, I Hafey 3. Hlth. Roettger, Der­ not matter. tim's pockets. In addition to the dit dashed out to the car and Joined cludes petroleum, coal and lumber. Nelson was head of the committee ringer. Martin, Blades). Base on balls, Santa Monica check, police found They all seem to know," sobbed ware licensed by the city to do Tbe Athletics did not confine his companion. They drove east on young Bell, alter he had sent a note business, but tbe city never licensed tte three basic industries most af­ of survey which returned a report to Derringer I, (Cochrane, Simmons, Dykea). membership cards in the Automo­ Wilshire boulevard. Bowers im­ fected by unregulated overproduc­ tte supervisors that scathingly criti­ Pitching record. Derringer o runs, 11 bit* their offensive side to the third In­ bile Club of California and the to Captain Bright and Frank Dewar, them to violate the law." ln 7 Innings. Losing pitcher. Derringer. ning. Al Simmons, American league mediately called police, who, is chle. deputy sheriff, asking them to tion during recent years. cised charity administration in cer­ Double plays. Bishop, Williams and Foxx, imatists' guild. turn, notified officers at outlying Barge fines, government sup­ batting champion, scored a stirring see him. tain cases cited. Soon after came Bottomley unassisted. Umpires—Klem |N>. homer in tha seventh tbat brought Had Produced Play stations. Bowers described the Actor to Speak at ported and competing with railroads tte resignation of W. H, Holland, as •I plat*; ll*l_* (A) first base: Stark INI Raisbeck had one Broadwav pro­ bandit as "dangerously cool and at Youth Sob* will be discussed by another group, head of the county welfare depart­ aecond b***t MrOowan (A) third base. At­ Mickey Cochrane, the A's catcher, duction to his credit. "Rock Me ease." He was unable to furnish After young Bell, who has a Masonic Luncheon while the topic of Russian Imports ment. tendance 39,5-9. home in front of him. Juli*r police with a description of tha Most of the fielding was lightning mother, named Rote, living on Bar­ All is not "beer and skittles" for will be presented by a committee Another guest from the official Raisbeck came here last October bandit's accomplice. ton avenue, said repeatedly, "I did which has made a study of inden­ fast and skillfully done. The prize and stayed in tha home of Mrs. Several other thefts were reported those wbo face tte camera for tte county family will be R. J. Scudder, act of the day was the unassisted it—I did it," he again laid his head entertainment of tte world's mov­ tured labor abroad. chief probation officer, who formerly Garrett. Mrs. Garrett went to Eu­ to police yesterday. upon tte desk and sobbed. Play By Play double play made by Sunny Jim rope in June and has not yet re­ C. E. Henning, gasoline station ing picture audience, according to was head of tte State School for Bottomley, Cards" first baseman. Be turned. manager at 3102 Wilshire boule­ "Now, Lowell, you east te me and Fred Kelsey, Hollywood actor, who Boys at Whittier. This will be his took a liner from the bat of Bishop The young playwright was born vard, complained someone entered Z imagine you want to tell me every­ will be guest speaker at tomorrow's Special Train Will first appearance ln Santa Monica. riBST INNING and touched first before WUliamr. in Illinois, attended high school in thing," said Captain Bright. "Tell meeting of the Santa Monica Ma­ The dinner will be at 6:30 o'clock. ATHLETICS—Bishop up. Ball 1 side. the station aad took $15 in cash me it all now." Carry Football Fans Strike 1, called. Strike 3. Fanned. who had singled, could return tor -tie* Blooming ton, 111. At Harvard, and a $5 check from the cash reg­ sonic Luncheon club. Mrs. Stephens today renewed ber Haas up. Foul, strike 1. I'M ball (lanced base safely. from which he graduated, he was ister. "I ain't going to tell you no more," He is expected to tell of his ex­ Bay district football fans will have appeal to Santa Monlcans to come off Haas' bat Into the bleachers back of Perfect Baseball Weather associated with Prof. Oeorge P. Oarage Lose* $12.50 said tte boa*, as he looked defiantly periences on the lots of tte movie tte opportunity ef attending Sat­ and hear tte facts about tte tre­ second base. Foul, strike 2. Wilson made A balmy, perfect Indian summer Baker's *47 Workshop." Another robbery yesterday after­ at the homicide squad chief through capital. Chester Relph will be urday games at tte Olympic Col­ mendous load put on tte welfare • play on th* foul, but It waa ruled a* day provided the background for the noon netted a thief $12.50 from tho eyes filled with tears. chairman for the meeting at tte iseum through tte medium of a organization in feeding tte hun­ • foul and Haaa came back to the Sat first game of the series. The sun special Pacific Electric train from Strike a called FATHER CONFIDENT SON cash register at the General garage, Had Been Drinking Carmel hotel at noon tomorrow. Al gry and clothing the naked. Tickets Cochrane up. BaU 1. Cochrane out, Oel­ shone brightly and the temperature CAN CLEAR HIMSELF 1414 Second street, J. F. Ryno, at­ But it wasn't long before tte Blumberg, secretary, in announcing here, it was announced today by may be reserved by calling Mrs. A. bert to Bottomley. ttt runs, no hits, no was near the eighties. Henry B. Wibbels, 1324 Second tendant, reported. He said a man youth, arrested by Los Angeles po­ the luncheon requested tbat all H. H. Williams, general agent. A. Weber, 22983, the Welfare center, _"-_""*> Tbe throngs were out early today street, father of Henry Wibbels, IS, requested the use of the office lice officers for a Hollywood bur­ Masons attend. An invitation was Trains will be made up and leave 23471 or the Womans Club, 21308. CARDINALS—High tta. Strike 1, called. BOd long lines formed at the park, student sought te questioning in telephone. After the unidentified glary, told of bis meeting with tte extended them today. the Broadway and Ocean avenue Foul, strike 2. Strike 3, called. It was a the investigation of the death, in man left, the money was missing. station here at 1:15 O'clock Satur­ lightning fast pitch which split the plate. waiting for the gates to open, long slain girl and of events leading to Roettger up. Strike 1. called. Foul strike before the turnstiles started click­ Westport, Conn., of Kenneth Rais­ Milton 8. Darosmant, 913 Euclid ber death. day afternoon. According to tte Opening of Duck & Th* ball caromed hlsh directly back ing at 11 a. m. Tba 40,000 seats beck, playwright, said today that avenue, reported the theft of a schedule, the specials are due to ef th* plate and almost went to the bs bad received three telegrams purse containing $4.50 from a kitch­ "I was filled with alky, straight England Now Under and the standing room places were alky, and Z don't remember much," leave tte Ocean Park Pier avenue Season Postponed press stand. Ball 1, wide. Roettger sent filled long before the start of the from his son, ta which the boy ex­ en cabinet. Apparently tbe thief Bell said. station at 1:20 and tte Venice out a hard liner for a single Into short pressed belief that Raisbeck was used a passkey and entered the Semi- Dictatorship Windward avenue office at 1:25 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1 (U.R) — center field. The crowd cheered deliriously. game. not murdered, but died from nat­ home through the back door, police However, in one of the most start­ LONDON, Oct 1 (U.R) — Great Tte opening of duck season, sched­ Frisch up. Btrike 1, called. Foul strike They formed a colorful picture, ling confessions ever made here, tte o'clock. 2. The bill went into right field bleachers. ural causes, and denied any knowl­ said. Britain was governed under a semi- Direct routing will enable tte uled rar today, was delayed until these thousands of vociferous root­ edge of the circumstances surround­ Although the theft occurred on boy told of his meeting with tte dictatorship today te tte second November 16, by a decision of tte Foul. Frisch drove out a -l.zllng single to ers, cheering, waving, singing and girl on tbe streets of San Diego, and fans ta leave tte trains at tte right, Roettger going to third. ing his death. September 27, police were notified time sines the World war. stadium. Afte the game trams will California fish and game commis­ Bottomley up. Strike 1. Strike 2, swung. beating time to a brass band that | Boomed With Raisbeck only yesterday that someone en­ pulling up to the curb in an auto­ Passage by both bouses of par­ sion, which will cooperate In en­ Bottomley drove a single off Grove's glove. took up its station on the grass be­ mobile which te had stolen, be ad­ leave for the return trip to the Bay Young Wibbels, a promising art tered a parked car owned by Thom­ liament and grant of royal assent district. forcing a federal ruling. Williams came over and tried te get yond second base. as Donnell. Los Angeles, on Ocean dressed the girl. to tnq national economy bill gave Frisch, who reached second safely, Roett­ student in Santa Monica nigh John L. Farley, chairman, said ger scoring on the play. Bottomley cred­ The mass of humanity in the school, left last June, hit father avenue, and took a wallet contain­ Made Appointment the government of 10 men tne pow­ that 120 state wardens will be recog­ ited with • single. centerfield seats melted into a gay said, to enter Vale university art ing $4. "Hello, Billie, where you going?" er to issue orders la council te one McCormick Donates nized aa federal agents to enforce Hafey up. Strike 1, called. Foul strike picture. Coats came off, hats were school. In the East, be roomed "Ob, anywhere you say, boy mi-nth. lbs cabinet, without con­ the government regulations for pro­ I. It ••• • high foul lat* stands back foresightedly stowed away to pro- with Raisbeck, a former Santa friend," the girl is said to have re­ sulting parliament, may e'fect any $100,000 to Joblesstectio n of migratory birds. Under of third. Orove was working most de­ vent loss when the home folks ral­ Monican and friend of the youth. Women Can't Smoke plied. economies deemed advisable in edu­ the new ruling, the season will last liberately. 8*11 I* low. BaU & wide. Strike lied on tbe ball field, and the shirt* During tbe summer the two So the two entered the stolen cation, national insurance, police CHICAGO. Oct. 1 __•> — A 1100,- 3. fanned. and neckties thus revealed formed On U. S. C, Campus 000 pledge from Cyrus H. McCor­ only one month, ending December Martin up. Strike 1, swung. Foul strike shared a cabin at Harvard. Mass., automobile ln tte afternoon of tte administration, unemployment in­ 14. a Ball 1. high. Martin doubled Tffll""-* one great band of moving color. where they were working. LOS ANGELES, Oct. 1 (U.R)—Any day tte girl disappeared and drove surance, and road construction. mick, chairman of the International the right field screen. Frisch scoring and Hard to See Ball They planned to leave Harvard University of Southern California around Balboa park. Tbe girl said she Harvester Oa today started the $8,- Bottomley Stopped at third. The background was white, but co-ed who takes even one little bad te go back to work lor a short 800.000 relief fund to be raised for Wilson up. The Cards fans were nearly upon this base were splashed all (Continued on Page IS, Column 4) "drag" from a cigaret while on the Australian Forced Chicago's unemployed. Labor to Reaffirm beside themselves, screaming loudly. Wil­ time and made an appointment to son out to Foxx. Two runs, four hits, BO the colors. It was a pretty picture Trojan campus is in for plenty of meet Bell at 8 o'clock that night. Ac­ Down on Long Hop Modification Stand errors. for the reserve seat holders. But trouble, according to a notice posted cording to the confession he met her SECOND INNING tt formed tbe outstanding curse in today by Pearle Aiken Smith, as­ and started to drive toward Tia LONDON,Oak 1 <#">—The Reuters Duce Now Grandpa SEATTLE, Oct. 1 UP)—The Amer­ tba life of a ballplayer who mint ican Federation of Labor, William ATHLETICS—Simmon* up. Foul, strike Not a Miracle sociate dean of women. Jauna. correspondent at Athens reported ll ball 1, high; foul strike 2. Simmons ply bis trade la tt. Louis. Fran Violation of tbe edict will result "I tried to make love to Jier and today that Wing Com. Charles To Countess* SonH . Green, president, said here to­ grounded out, Gelbert to Bottomley. It out of this background an overhead in offending co-eds being haled Kingsford-Smlth, who attempted to day, will "emphatically reaffirm" was a fast rolling grounder which hopped fast ball pitcher can whip bis speed just another example she wouldn't stand te It. We argued. SHANGHAI, Oct. 1 '_'>— Premier Its stand for modification of tbe before the women's self-government Z took my coat off and pulled it establish a new flight record from Mussolini of Italy became a grand­ Into the hands of Oelbert. Foxx up. Btrike and curves at the batters and the court for assignment of penalties. Volstead act to permit manufacture 1. swung. Strike 2, swung. Strike 3. called. tight around her neck," tte frail, Australia to England, had made a father today when a son was born and sale of 2.75 per cent beer in Its Miller up. Ball 1, inside. Strike 1, foul. ball, against this riot of moving of Results Trojan Amazons, a women's or­ thin youth said, as be again lowered forced landing at Milas. Milas ls a to his daughter. Countess Edda Ball & Inside; foul strike 2. Foul. Sil III color, is tremendously difficult to ganisation, members of the govern­ fifty-first annual convention in obtained by the use of his head upon tte table. •Ball town 90 miles south of Ciano, and Count Oaleazzo Ciano, Vancouver, B. C. next week. 3, fanned. No runs, no bit*, no errors. follow from the plate. ment court and women officials of From that time on the boy insists Smyrna. Italian consul general here. CARDINALS—Gelbert up. Ball 1, Inside. The situation was not new to tbe I U. S. C. were requested to issue sum­ he does not remember what had Strike 1, called. Ball 2, Inside. Foul strike Outlook Classified mons if they witnessed smoking. 2. Foul, foul. Ball 3, low. Foul. Oelbert A's, however, for tte Browns, to happened, except that he was Civil Service Teste filed to Miller near the right field screen their own league, campaign in Ads "plenty mad." Longshoremen Quit Edison's Condition Derringer up. He was given a lot of ap­ Sportsman's park during the regu­ Tte boy told Wayne Penprase and plause as he came to bat. Strike 1, swung. lar season. M LOST AMD FOUND King George, Lord As Wages Reduced Remains Unchanged Planned in L. A. Ball 1. wide. Derringer sot, Williams to George Contreras, deputy sheriffs, _____ XI was only a baby roller. High up. GALVE8TON, Tex.. Oct. 1 FIGHT ON PLAN Quilt Class Wins SADDENED BY Grange Opposes promising Mexican fighters in the joint pains? Dolson ha* the SALFORD, Lancashire, England. remedy, guaranteed. } TO BAR WEDDED FLOWER THEFT Oct, 1 '_">—Thousands of. unem- game. Canto "TNT" Robleto, popu­ I ployed persons stormed tbe city lar Pasadena bantamweight, meets HARRY DOLSON, Druggist WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 (_*— Di­ Joe Plinsky. artist ta making two hall today to protest reductions in Bobby Mars, Fresno Filipino, ta tbe Ml Broadway To Redeem Bonds I the dole an dengaged in a wide­ "A Remedy for Every Ailment** vorcing married women from their Women's Interest blades of grass grow where only Beer as Remedy 10-round main event at tbe Pasa­ spread fight with the police. Doz­ jobs as an emergency unemploy­ one grew before, is sad today. From dena arena tonight. ment measure is being busily de­ I . —— early morning until late at night, WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 -T ens of them were arrested. Holders to Receive Par nounced here by organized women. tbe tittle old gardener works like a Legalization of beer as a healthful Miss Mary Anderson, chief of the Majority Embroidering beaver to keep the lawn in front of brew for ailing agriculture is seen by Value Despite Low women's bureau of tbe department Design* Shown ia tbe city hall and the library build the National Grange as a "tragic" \ Market Prices of labor pronounced "thus growing ing* looking fresh and green. He prescription which it will oppose. practice" an "unsound economic Evening Outlook puts his soul into the task and, Instead of producing a tonic for policy," which "penalizes that sta­ Autumn Weather firings the Xeed for NEW TORK, Oct. 1 __*> —Hold- bilizing force—family life.** With tbe newly organized "needle when the sun finally goes to rest, be the farmer, the Orange predicts ers of foreign bonds which would art" class in the evening high school, has helped to create a bit of beauty resumption of brewing would be det- Feministic Miss Muna Lee, in pri­ • under Mrs. Rose Burk. devoting for others to enjoy. rimental to agriculture through "only bring $l,760.000 ln the open vate life Mrs. Luis Munozmarin secretary of tbe National Woman's most of Its time to making the But what saddens Joe is the fact harm done the dairy, poultry, soft market can redeem them today for party, said: "If employers keep or. state-flowers quilt now being pub­ that thoughtless persons come at drinks and confectionery industries t'a total of $$,550,000. lished, one block each week, by the night and break off the flaming red A statement by Louis J. Taber. NEW FALL dismissing married women, they These bonds have been drawn by will abolish marriage. Women must [ Evening Outlook, interest in the canna flowers growing on the national master, gave, the position lot for redemption at par under have jobs to live. Couples may set­ ; quilt has extended to every section grounds bordering the Ocean Park of the Orange, which counts up­ sinking funds provisions. Some for­ tle tne matter by living together or of the district, and Santa Monica branch library. After all the care wards of 800 000 members from every promises to have a greater variety he has lavished on those cannas, Joe state. tunate holders of drawn numbers living apart, but they won't marry." in Its state-flowers quilt collection Can redeem their bonds for cash Chairman Wood, of the house ap­ wants them to flaunt their bright­ amounting to two, three, four and than any other city in California. ness where it will cheer hundreds AUTO BURGLARIZED OUTFITS propriations committee, is known to of tourists and visitors as they pass even five times what they could get have spent some time during the A majority of women ln the VENICE, Oct. 1—While J. F. for them tn the open market, even last session of congress studying needle art class have chosen em­ by. Kranshaer, a municipal lifeguard, though tbe bonds virtually are all possible legislation to eliminate broidery as their medium in mak- "It Is too bad that anybody should was on the Playa del Rey beach Coats—Dresses—Mllllnery—Shoes—Accessories payable in gold dollars, and not di­ women federal employes whose hus­ | ing the quilt. A few are applying take those flowers," he sighed. yesterday, thieves broke into his rectly affected by fluctuations of bands also had government Jobs. the designs with crayon and wax; "They do not think of others who parked automobile and stole a like to see them, too." sweater, a pair of moleskin trousers other currencies. one or two are painting the flowers and a wallet containing $2. he re­ Brazil Redeems Bonds on silk or velvet, and others are working the designs in yarn. Re­ ported to Venice police yesterday Bankers for the republic of Brazil ports from women who are not Man Thought Victim afternoon. Smart Women Say: "They're are redeeming $413,500 of that coun­ Mens flub Plans members of the class, but are mak- try's bonds at par, while recent ing the quilt at home, indicate an j Of Poisoned Liquor market prices have been around equally great variety in the fin­ Believed to be a victim of poison one-fifth of that. This extreme ished products. liquor, Bert Cowser, 55, 1677 Ocean MARVELOUS!" case la due in part to tbe fact that The aster of Arkansas is the de- avenue, is in the county hospital Brazil has announced tbat this re­ First Fall Event sign in the block published today. in Los Angeles today in a critical SOFT CORNS demption will be tbe last for an Alabama's goldenrod and Arizona's condition. He is paralyzed from indefinite period, or until economic cactus have appeared previously, j his hips down, police said. conditions Improve In that country. Those itching, burning, painful Sir John Adam* to Speak Next Thursday, California's poppy According to police reports, Cow­ torments on the balls of your feet Several other issues, In which will be published. Many women ser has been drinking heavily for and between your toes need not cost there have been no official sugges­ at 'Scotch Night- are planning to use a part of tbe the past few days. Police said they tions of default, are selling at less poppy motif for a border along the you another hour of. agony. FALL October 20 confiscated a quart of gin and to­ They will respond at once to a than half their redemption values. upper edge to provide an attrac­ day it was to be turned over to brisk rubbing with Moone's Emer­ These low prices reflect, in a consid­ tive cover for tne pillows. chemists for analysis. ald OIL Santa Monica Drug Co. erable degree, uncertainty over their Sir John Adams, Scottish presi­ Clip your aster block today. You j Cowser was taken from the says to use the oil two or three future, and forced jettisoning of dent emeritus of London university can start the quilt whenever you japartmen t yesterday afternoon and times a day, and bind your corns holdings through need of funds. in England, will be one of the prin­ wish if you have saved the designs. ordered to the hospital by Dr. D. G at night with a cloth soaked ln the DRESSES Prussian Bonds Called cipal speakers at the first fall ban­ Enrollment in the needle art class Golding. 0ii your corns will shrivel up and quet meeting of the Santa Monica may be made at any time. The de­ " Male off as easy as can be in Just Holders of 651 bonds of the Free Men's club, the evening of October signs are published each Thurs­ State of Prussia will be able to re­ 20. at 6:30 o'clock, In the assembly day. France's 1931 wheat crop Is ex-; a day or two. Money back if they deem them on October 15 at $1,000 room of tbe First Presbyterian pected to total 275,250,000 bushels, don't. —Advertisement. per bond of that par value, while church, according to an announce­ Exceptional at they are now selling around one- ment today by Robert Wilson, one Capt, Allman New third of that. Poland's 8 per cent of the committee. issue thus far has been regularly He termed lt "Scotch night," and Chicago Police Head drawn by lot for redemption at tbat theme will be adhered to ln CHICAGO, Oct. 1 "U."f>—James TODAYS __w T/dcti. somewhat above par to tne extent planning the affair. Bill Innes. Allman, 56, the "man who never of 2 per cent of the entire issue an­ famous fer his impersonations of j smiles," was named police commis­ nually, but the bonds are quoted ln Sir Harry Lauder, and another sioner of Chicago today. the market at little more than half Scotchman, Bill Olipbant, Los An*- The keen-eyed, gray-haired six- «o.9o of par. geles, equally well known for his footer, who was christened in an WAREHOUSE The following table shows the bagpipe concerts, are two of the Ireland birthplace and won his so­ amount of foreign bonds (at par) highlights on the entertainment briquets as the unsmiling man and which have been drawn for redemp­ program that is being developed. the "iron man" in 32 years of no- tion today, together with the re­ Being Scotch, Dr. R. J. Mor­ lice work in Chicago, was appointed j You'll like demption price per bond of $1,000 , rison, Thomas McCall and Robert by Mayor Anton J. Cermafc to one par value. Wilson have been delegated to plan of the most difficult police posts tbe affair, and members of tbe club i in the country. Great Contrast believe It WlU be a genuine Scotch the styles! These are in great contrast to re evening. cent market quotations: -—beautifully contrasted 1413.500 Brazil 6V2S due 1957—S1.000 1300 163,500 Cauca Val'y 7',,s, '46—11.030 1330 G. Dulin Head of 177,000 Czechoslovakia I* '52-11.000 1990 two-tone collars 1131,800 Czechoslovakia New Investment Co. THESE 8s '51 11.000 1985 —die new and different 3388.000 Nord Rwy. 6°*s '50_.J1.000 11.000 Formal announcement was re­ $160,000 Ruhr Chem. 6s '48_.tl.000 S390 ceived today of the opening of the DEDUCED PRICES 111.500 Saer Basin 7s "35 31,030 3900 new investment firm of D "'•• and sleeve treatments 3133.000 Saar Brueek'n 7a 'tl_|l,050 11.000 Oo., to do a general underwriting 31,761.00 San Paulo 7a '40 11.000 1500 and distributing business. Head EFFECTIVE TODAY —the extra fitted waist offices of the new concern will be rhls new conservation plan reduces the cost ot distribution snd saves rou maintained at 900 California Bank money. America's economic thinkers Insist thla must be done. We do HI Tires and hip-line Peeved Pallbearer building, 629 South Spring street ire no longer • luxury, but necessary pacaaae foods. Through ouylni them Los Angeles, formerly the head­ iirect, AT THE WAREHOUSE, you save through eliminating. (1) High renU. 2) deliveries, (3) telephone orders. (4) all service expense*. (6) office ****TMM Shoots at Hearse quarters of Hunter Du and Co. Why suffer needless misery and tortur­ 6) accounts receivable bookkeeping. (7) credit losses, (I) collection charges. WADENA- Minn., Oct. i Ut* - with branch offices in Pasadena. ing pains of Rheumatism when the 9) insurance, <10> interest and depreciation oc equipment, etc. Bur tood ... and you'll like the materials! So rich-lc<_k-ng_-ec4\otit-of- Charged with shooting at a hearse Long Beach and Tsmont. powerful, deeply penetrating quality of 'ires the warehouse mtt and save. the-ord-naiy at this price! In this group you'll find fefautv during a funeral for which be was Garrettson Dulin, president ef BAUME BENGUE (pronounced rejected as pallbearer. Charles Mil- tne new company, is web Known in Ben-Gay) quickly brings comfort and NATIONALLY ADVERTISED MAKES fully tailored dresses for general wear and the frilly, fl_^Fy bradt today was under a surpend- this city. He Is a director of several relief to throbbing pains and irritated ones for dress-up occasion*. We believe these an the beat, ed sentence. prominent corporations and has nerves. "Bcn-Gay"brings a flowoffres h Milbradt, Sebeka farmer, pleaded been actively engaged it. the in­ blood, removes inflammation, reduces BRAND NEW-NO Seconds the smartest dresses to be had anywhere at this price. guilty to malicious destruction of vestment banking business tor congestion. Prescribed for over 30years property. He received a 60-day many years as a partner of Hunter for every pain of nerve and muscle. Jail term, which was suspended. Dulin and Co., which was later INCLUDING ALL SIZES AND He was requested to act as pall­ merged with the firm of Bond and •tf* Ask for /-"i n TYPES OF FEDERAL bearer, but tne undertaker rejected Goodwin and Tucker, Inc. Tne j him because he wore overalls. Mil­ combined comprn'es operated under bradt admitted shooting at the the name of Tucker, Hunter Dulin I Ben-Gay WRITTEN GUARANTEE hearse to gain revenge. and Co. Accept No Substitute- Lustrous Canton Crepes! 30x3y_ $*_>85 Clincher Cordi, ___f Giant Clincher, 6-ply, $5.55

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American fliers poised to take off on a projected nonstop flight Big Local Rally Van Evera, women's editor of ttt Aqueduct Victory to tbe United States with the arrival of good weather, today said they Dally Northwestern, student publi­ planned to follow a great circle course somewhat north of steamship cation at Northwestern university, Victory of the aqueduct bonds Will \ Annual Ceremonies to Be lanes but a detailed course will depend on weather encountered during 27 Troops to Be Among today denied a statement attributed bt celebrated at Banning Saturday. local Woman Translates the flight. At tbe start their course to her that Frances Wlllard, found­ Item; Cites Great Held on Grounds of parallels the Kurlle islands for 700 Dutch Harbor region hi from 21 Those Repr esente d er Of tte W. C. T. U, was once This little city in San Gorgonio patt found smoking in her room while a was so confident tbat tte tend vote Psychology Factor Palisades Assn. miles, which they expect to nego­ to 22 hours after taking off, and at Affair Oct. 16 student at tte university. "I nev­ tiate in five and one - half hours. the Puget Sound district in 38 to er made any such statement," Miss would be favorable that tbt cltisent Then they will head for CM Aleutian ; 40 hours. They hope to fly as far Preparations are going ahead to­ Van Evera said. made arrangements for their Aque­ - An article, relative to the present PACIFIC PALISADES, Oct. S — islands, which they expect to reach as Salt Lake City, day for a Bay district Boy Scout economic condition, which appeared Members of the Chautauqua Liter­ in about 14 hours. Tbe plane will weigh approxl- rally tbe evening of October 16. with She is chairman of the committee duct Victory Jubilee more thta a to the South German Sunday Post ary and Scientific Circles of South­ If visibility Is good, they will skirt mately 9.000 pounds. A new, irreg a planned attendance of more than of six girls petitioning the Women's week ago. SUT the title of "Ik AH Happened ern California and their friends will along tbe Aleutian islands, check- ularly shaped "chin" tank just Quadrangle association for tltt 500 youths from 27 troops In Santa right to decide for themselves Tbt entrance to the 13-mile tun­ -fore," has been translated by Mrs. Bold their annual bell-ringing cere­ tag weir course on charts, for 900 under the motor will carry 60 gal- Monica, Ocean Park, Venice and nel which wiU penetrate tte San Paula linger, 1133 Sixth itreet, and monies on the picnic grounds of the mues. until they sight Dutch Har- ions ef gasoline, giving a total fuel Mar Vista, George Bergstrom, Scout whether there shall be smoking ia bar, Alaska. In Un event of storms i simply of about 900 gallons. This the sorority Quadrangle rooms Jacinto mountains is only two miles a copy of the translation sent to the Pacific Palisades association tomor­ official, announced today. southeast ot Banning, and const"" Outlook. row, marking the opening of the or fog after they pass Attu island, will give the plane enough to keep The troops are part of the Cres­ NOt a single member of the com­ The article, which describes the Chautauqua reading year of 1931- most western of the Aleutians, they in the air 45 hours and travel cent Bay Council of Boy Scouts. mittee smokes, Miss Van Evera quently the city expects to enjoy panic of 1857, and its spread from 1932. Similar ceremonies will be plan to hold a compass course north ' about 5.500 miles if it can main- Marvin Evans, Scout commissioner, said. an era of prosperity during tte the United States to virtually every conducted at the same time at tbe of the Aleutian islands. tain a cruising range of 120 miles and his cabinet of six deputies are construction period. country to Europe and South mother institution, tn Chautauqua, The fliers expect to pass the ' an hour. working now on tte program for Lieut. Gov. Frank Merriam will America, is designed as encourage­ N. Y.. and in many other Chautau­ tte evening. Songs, yells and spe­ Railway Plans New be the principal speaker at the cele­ ment to those persons who are prone qua centers throughout the country. cialty musical numbers are on the 'Cent-a-Mile' Offer bration. It is expected that Con­ to fear "hard times" may become Immediately after the ringing of program of entertainment. Two of Featuring a Sunday sale date for gressman Phil D. Swing also will bt permanent. tbt tell on tbe assembly grounds the features will be an tntertroop tte first time in connection with Its tn tte program. There will bt Tracing the causes of the depres­ at 11:45 o'clock tomorrow morning, Watson Sees Ban Severe Temblor contest in staging stunts and the famous "cent-a-mile' offers of dancing in a hall and on the streets, sion, and outlining the steps by a picnic repast will be spread upon showing of two two-reel comedies. transportation, the Southern Pacific a barbecue, a sports program, music which ths world returned to normal the long tables on the picnic The Boy Scout band will provide Co. today announced plans for an­ and general jollification. trade and industry, the article de­ grounds, each person bringing his part of the musical entertainment. other series of low-fare round-trip scribes a situation ismilar to the one own box luncheon. Many otter Interesting bits will bt excursions on October 9, 10 and 11. Which exists today to all quarters of Dr. Willsie Martin, pastor of tbe On Short Selling Shakes Continent addeu to tbt program concurrent with the progress of plans for the As before, the cent-a-mile tickets the globe. Its closing paragraph is Wilshire Methodist Episcopal church affair, it was said. will be good over all tte railroad's especially interesting ln view of the of Los Angeles, will speak in tbe WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 U NEW YORK. Oct 1 (.-ft—An Primarily, the rally will be held lines ln six Western states, extend­ appeals now being made by civic Associated I'ress f'hoto afternoon on the moral conditions of Unless the stock exchanges them­ earthquake ot unusual severity was to stimulate Scouting activities, ing from San Francisco to Ogden leaders for people not to curtail Matthew Woll, vice president this country, and a forum discussion selves set. Senator Watson of Indi­ "recorded OD tte Fordham univer­ especially because of the autumn and from Portland to El Paso. The their spending nor to lower stand­ of the American Federation of will follow. Discussion of plans of ana believes congress will legislate sity seismograph today. months. Unified activity in a rally return limit, te stated, will be Oc­ ards of living. Labor, declared that "a general the reading circles for tbe winter, safeguards against short selling by The first shock was at 6:82 a m. is held to foster a spirit of gen­ tober 19, giving travelers an 11-day •"Ine financial crisis was over. policy of wage cuts holds out reports from various circles, and speculators who seek profits through uine cooperation, officials pointed outing from the first date of sale. II and tte disturbance reached Its mmmaw The money situation was normal. the danger of serious industrial election of officers will feature the depression of security values. height at 7:08. It was estimated out. The affair will also Intensify Attention was also called to tte The return to normal trade and conflicts" in commenting on meeting. Mrs. Frances M. Hawley, The republican leader of the sen­ that the quake might be IB fat recreational work. The auditorium fact tbat many football fans will be JpSj$r_7 industry, however, was not so easy. recent wage reductions by large of Los Angeles, executive secretary ate yesterday warned the exchanges Central American region. Of tbt Santa Monica nigh school able to make good use of tte tick­ A psychological condition is not corporations. of the 0. L. 8. C. for Southern Cali­ that members of congress were con­ has been engaged for the affair, ets to attend games in various parts fornia, will preside. of the West. Tht University of nearly so easy to regulate as a fi­ vinced these transactions were re­ DENVER, Oct 1 tfln As earth­ and lt will be opened at 7:30 o'clock nancial one, and takes self-control The Pacific Palisades O. L. 8. O. tarding recovery from the depression on Friday evening, October 16. California-Olympic club contest at ST«!t^--*mv4-4V quake of the third degree of inten­ Berkeley, Stanford-Minnesota at and understanding, sacrifice, pa­ plans to have a large representation and stood ready to inquire into tbe sity was recorded on tte Regis tience and courage. in attendance. At its first meeting of practice. Palo Alto, and tte University of the year, held Monday night in the college seismograph today. Father Guaranty Creditors Southern California - Washington As it appeared in tbt German Oppose Return Armand W. Forstall said tte dis­ State game at Los Angeles are three publication, the article is signed by home of Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Howe, 20 turbance occurred between 8:51 and members were present and they May Bring Action of tte outstanding gridiron events tbe initial, "W." Mrs. Unger's trans­ Jog Eliminated at 6:11 a. m. (M.S.T.) and that tte of Saturday, October 10. lation tl of unusual smoothness, voted to hold their meetings on the center of tte quake waa probably Action against former State bank­ combined with strentgh and literary second and fourth Thursdays of Pico and 14th St. on tte North American continent ing officials and members st the skill. each month, tbe next meeting to bs Elimination of the Jog in the or near one of the coasts. board ot directors of the Guaranty To Bimetalism held October 8, in the home of Mr. Intersection of Pico boulevard and Building and Loan association may Sir William Orpen, and Mrs. 0. A. Heath. Officers Fourteenth street was being com­ result at the meeting of organized pleted today by the Santa Monica depositors at 8 o'clock tonight in Noted Painter, Dies Youthful Thespians WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 (..*_-Re- elected for the Pacific Palisades cir­ Local Airmen Win the council chamber at the city LONDON, Oct. 1 UP)—Sir William turn Of the United States to bi­ cle for the new year are: President, department of public works. PERSONAL Ready for Boards P. B. Light burn; vice president, Mrs. By cutting back the southwest Private Licenses hall. Orpen, one of England's great metalism as its money system vas A.E.Johnson, and secretary-treas­ corner of Woodlawn cemetery and According to H. G. Pfau, secretary painters, died yesterday, after a IF FINANCE CO*. LTD* The cast of "Laff That Off," a oposed in the off icial circles today on urer, Mrs. W. F. Lorin. condemning a portion of the prop­ Granting of private licenses to of tte Santa Monica Bay District long illness, at the age of 52. comedy to be presented tomorrow, the ground that there seemed to be erty on tbe opposite corner, the George Borchln of Grindstone, Depositors' association, that is the Born In Ireland, te rose to prom­ __ ROOM 304. BLISS BUIIDINO Saturday and Sunday nights, in the city engineering department hopes Penna., and Spencer Jennings of purpose of calling tte special meet­ inence during tbt World war when municipal auditorium, Includes sev­ no occasion for tampering with the to make it more convenient for Santa Monica by tte U. S. depart­ ing. The assemblage also will hear be was appointed official artist 506 Santa Monica Blvd. eral Santa Monicans, who are fa­ gold standard. League Discusses north and south-bound traffic to ment Of commerce was announced a report on tte formation of a new He portrayed on canvas some of tte PHONEi SANTA MONICA 280SS miliar to many theater-goers here. Gold, as the basis of monetary Welfare Activities cross over Pico boulevard. Tte today by Burdette Fuller, chief in­ holding company for a possible re­ outstanding events and personages Malcolm McTaggart, Larry Magee, systems throughout the world, was widening of the street is being done structor for the Pacific school of organization. Several speakers will of tte struggle, including the late SANTA MONICA. CAL* said to provide the most satisfac­ Social welfare work was discussed aviation at Clover Field. Both fli­ outline the proposal. Floyd 8. Woodrow Wilson. Many ot bis Zulene Brandon, Sally Sale, Royal at the city's expense, property own­ SMALL MONTHLY BEPAVMENT" Barrington, Fay Stoker and Tony tory base and temporary abolition by both Mrs. D. O. Stephens and ers having pair '->• the land taken ers have been training at the Santa Sisk, Santa Monica attorney, will works now hang ln the Imperial of the gold standard in Great Brit­ Mrs. Marie Hutchings at tbe first to make it possible. Monica municipal airport. be one of tte speakers. museum. Carlton all have leading roles in this ain and European countries was fall meeting of the British-Ameri­ amusing comedy, which the players not regarded as reflecting a per­ can League of Women yesterday gave in Santa Monica three months manent policy. afternoon at 1347 Fifth street. ago. It was said there had been but Or. Dorothy Smyley, who presid­ The first scene opens ln the quar­ little serious agitation for a re­ ed, gave a brief summary of the ters of three young bachelors, who turn to bimetalism and that this activities and charitable expendi­ are living a peaceful existence until came chiefly from senators repre­ tures of the organization during tbe a girl comes along and then war is senting silver producing states. summer months and also described declared. Complications continue to the work of the British Benevolent develop rapidly until everything Is association. In planning the win­ settled at the end of the last act. Citizens League in ter charity work, the members de­ -lie curtain will rise at 8:45 cided to have Mrs. Emmeline LU- Ok! VottmTMcAp TZB-H O'clock each night. Riotous Gathering lingston be made official trained LONG BEACH, Oct 1 (U.R) - nurse for tbe group in order that Lights Go Out and Members of the Citizens' league needy cases might be looked after were not speaking to each other without delay. So Do 2 Prisoners today as a result of the complaint Mrs. Albert Black, Miss Anne Issued for the arrest of James I Brook, Miss Hering and Mrs. Jack CANON orrr, ooio., Oct. t _-*•— Butterfield, former chief of police, Leighton were named as desirous MOISTURE-PROOF CELLOPHANE following a pitched battie on the of becoming either active or asso* The lights went out at the Colo­ stage of a local school date members. rado state penitentiary last night. Jack Lee, commander of the "Call out the guard; call out the Butterfleld's arrest was asked bj Canadian Legion post No. 18 of tbe rlectrlcians! The lights are out!" C. B. Michener, former city coun­ H cilman, who charged tha* Butter- British Empire Service league, wbo shouted the captain of the guard. was one of the speakers of the aft­ Sealed Tight-Ever Right "The guard is here, but the elec­ field, secretary of tbe organization, ernoon, thanked Dr. Smyley and tricians are out; they went out bad swung a chair and struck him, tbe other members for the coopera­ with the lights, and they took tbe the president, while adressing an tion during the past months. The fuses with them," reported a sub­ audience. Legionnaires presented Dr. Smyley altern. Police, who answered a riot call with a basset of asters and a cor­ Hie electricians, two convicts, and subdued the combatants, re­ sage of violets in recognition of ber still were out today. They pulled ported the audience seemed to be The Unique service. the fuses from tne prison wire interested in the subject presented Mrs. W. L. Rowland and Miss sj-stem and went over the wall in them. Minnie Graham were hostesses at darkness. the smartly appointed tea at the close of the meeting. HUMIDOR M. E. Men's Club to m& Hear Noted Author Judge James H. Woertendyke, Ph. D., L. L. B„ world traveler, au­ PACKAGE thor and lecturer, will open tte fall meeting schedule of tte men's brotherhood at the First Meth­ odist Episcopal church of Santa Monica next Tuesday with a talk on "The Faith of Our Fathers." Harry H. Koenig, newly elected president of the group, announces that a series of special features bave been arranged for the open­ ing banquet to anticipation of an unusually large attendance. In «!*&. addition to Judge Woertendyke's and It's openl address, there will be music by tte Sunshine trio, composed of popular radio artists, and a five-minute See the new notched tab on the talk, "Who's Who in Football" by Joe Buckmaster, football coach at .** V& Santa Monica high school. top of tho package. Hold down m^ \*c:'<_\*>* Women of tne church are v** welcome to hear the lecture pro­ one half with your thumb* Tear gram, which starts at 8 o'clock. raft Reservations for tbe Brotherhood off the other half. Simple. Quick. *f«* dinner, beginning at 6:86 p. m., can be made by men of tte Santa Zipl That's all.Unique! Wrapped K&m-fKt***c Monica Bay district by telephoning tfv ^Vv**- «* 21581 before Monday night. In dust-proof, moisture-proof/ Mayor Welcomes germ-proof Cellophane. Clean, protected "*•>• ^-•ft-* C. M. E, Conference neat/ FRESH!—what could bo more modern The annual conference of the ***** O. M. E. Church formally was opened than LUCKIES' Improved Humidor package ln Phillips chapel. Fourth and Bay streets, last night, with an ad­ dress of welcome by Mayor Herman —so easy to openl Ladies—the LUCKY tab Michel and a response by Dr. U. P. Porter, of the Methodist publication la am your finger nail protection, department, Jackson, Tenn. 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Editor Comriiissioner Frank Helton, head NEW TORK, Oct. 1—"EATING •. O. BOEHME. -.-crt'tlni Mer CABl S. WHITS. AesMleto Editor at tbt finance department of tbe One of the founders of Ocean Park, O. Merritt Jones, SCHOOL"—operated Mm somebody FREEMAN LINCOLN UAH" OFF-OB. FOURTH AND BROAOWAX. SANTA MONICA. CAI_ PHONE .S-.t city of Santa Monica, doesn't set was a member of the first board of city trustees of the or other. WE8T LOS ANOELES BRANCH. 11340 SANTA MONICA BLVD PBONE 3.163 rumors at rest. He merely kicks city of Ocean Park, part of which was afterwards re­ The sign jumped right out and bit "You mean," asked Peak Slowly, Entered es second class matter at the postot'iee. Santa Monies- under the Ml ol them ln the snoot. If this sounds me as I was hurrying along West March a WW. Published dally, except sunda. 8YNOPSIS: S»m Sherrlll t-ll* Peak "that you're still willing to like praise lt should be remembered named Venice and subsequently annexed to Los An­ Seventy-second, 10 minutes late for Abbott, whom she promised to m.rn that no one has ever called Com­ geles. a luncheon appointment. because at her lamllr's financial diffi­ through with it?" MEMBER OS THS ASSOCIATED PRESS missioner Helton tbt Outlook's polit­ Now if enly it were a school where culties, that although she has been la "It means more. It meant tbat I Tbe Associated Press la exelusl-el? entitled to the at* fer publication ot all news ical pet. Bt It as fond of tbe Out­ More than 30 years one could go to learn the technique ISM With Preddr Munson she new has credltod to It or not otherwise credited In this paper, snd also th. local news pub- parted definitely with ITeddT. "Peak be­ WANT to go through with it" _____ herein. look as he is of a hornet's nest. ago Jones came to the of eating spaghetti, for instance, lieves that line* her stepfather. Fourth "Why?" Not So Pally beach and has been a fa­ that might make an item. Aldersea, has become wealth/. Sam will "That's a hard question to an­ Another thing about Helton is But Z bad made the same mis­ make peace with Freddy. swer, Peak, but I'm wUllng to try to that if he were to lift np his voice miliar figure in the dis­ take a boorish young fellow made a do it." 8am spoke carefully, choos­ and tearfully sing tbat refrain: "My trict since that time, al­ few days before. His girl was after CHAPTER 32 ing every word. "I've liked you ever Buddy," it would not be about May­ him about table manners. DISCOVERED AFTER MIDNIGHT since rve known you, but never or Michel. The man has yet to be ways taking an active In­ Tbe school is one which aims to "Don't you really believe me? It's quite so much or ta quite the sag- The Outlook's Program teach what to eat and what not to true," Sam said. way as Pve liked you since Four? born with imagination enough to terest ln public affairs of made his money. I suppose it's be­ call them political pals. eat in order to be healthy and regu­ Peak turned to her swiftly. *T>0 Develop a Civic Center — Better City Illumination the Bay district. late weight. you mean to tell me," be demanded cause weft equals now. When I Rumor Takes a Bide After the Ocean Park savagely, "that all you and Freddy look at you now X don't see money. Widen the Beaeh Road—Better Schools and Mors Recently the rumor has ridden I peeked in and saw lean and fat Munson talked about was dresses I see you, and I like what I see. around Santa Monica on tbt back fire in 1912, he built the and sickly looking individuals at and parties and such silly drivel? Last night you kissed me. I found Adequate Facilities—Adopt CUy Managet Form of street talk that Helton plans to Merritt Jones hotel, which a table in a dining room, which is Do you mean to say you didn't ax- that I wanted to kiss you in return. run for mayor. Ht let it ride. their class room. But the instruc­ plain wby you didn't go to New Why? of Government — Support Metropolitan Water Doubtless he enjoyed it. He en­ is still operating. A large tors are not concerned whether the York with him that night?' "No." She interrupted when Peak joyed it the more because he knew property owner, he was as­ pupils employ the finger or fork "I'll admit I tried to explain, but would have spoken. "Let me finish District Projects . . . int mayor would not enjoy it, at method. he wouldn't listen." this, please. At lunch today Freddy least he would be non-plussed by it. sociated for a while with The front office attendant "Why not?" asked me another question that I Took Boll by Horns A. R. Fraser In beach and laughed. "He said there wasn't any use. haven't told you about yet. Ht asked The other day as the two were other lands. "Just tbt other day," she recount­ He said he wouldn't bear a word me If I was positive that I did not signing bills in the council cham­ ed, " a husky chap rushed in here Of it unless I could say yes to a love you. I couldn't say yes. X tried Our Stable Quantities ber, the mayor, who was brought up For many years he all full of eagerness. He blurted: question tie wanted to ask." but I couldn't. Why not?" in the dairy business and is ranked was a director of the " 'Gee. Z seen your sign, and I sez "What was tbt question?" "Sam I" Tho progressive vote in Santa Monica ls demonstrated to at the top, among the high authori­ to myself, this Is tbe place for me.' " She hesitated briefly. "He asked "Wait a minute. Tm not quite te a fairly stable quantity, by the breakwater and Metropoli­ ties and experts, who knows the Santa Monica Chamber of He had taken his best girl out to me, Peak, if I was in love wltb through. Ever since luncheon Pve value of taking the bull by the Commerce, and is now ac­ dinner tbt Sunday before, and for him." been wondering why X couldn't say tan Water Bond elections. In the breakwater election the horns at the first opportunity, did tive in the Ocean Park Business Men's association. He the first time was made conscious "Welir* yes to that question tt Freddy's. "yes" vote was 5,425 and in the water bond voting was only 37 so and said to the commissioner of of tbt error of eating potatoes off This time her pause was longer I've been wondering wby 1 wanted finance: "What's this report about is the owner of a considerable amount of amusement one's Knife. He wanted to know the At last she said quietly: "I couldn't to kiss you last night. X couldn't less, or 5,388. For one reason or another only 3,989 of these niceties of dining. answer tht question—not the way find tba answer. At tbat moment your running for mayor?" property. he wanted. I couldn't say a word; I'm wondering something else." votes went on record for the school bonds. There was con­ Used tbe Horse Laugh His home has been in Santa Monica for more than The attendant said she regretted so be went away.** "What?" fusion over polling places, and indifference due to strong "Huh!" snorted Helton. "Not me. Peak stared at her. Then he said I don't want to be demoted to that 15 years. it a little, having to tell tbt tough "Nothing much. I'm Just wonder­ dissatisfaction with the school administration, represented handed young man tbat this was hoarsely: "Do you know what ing why I want to kiss you now."* job. There isn't enough to do you're saying, Sam? Do you know "Sam!" He turned swiftly and by more than 1,000 votes that remained at home. there. I'd go to sleep. I couldn't not a school of etiquette. And bt what you're asking me to believe? pulled her into his arms. Her face, Tbe negative vote on the breakwater bonds was 1925, stand it. No, nothing doing on that was a disappointed swain when bt I can't believe it, because it can't a small, indistinct white blurr was for me." Who's News Today went out, not knowing and not ear­ bt true." very close to him. "Do you know and that on the water bonds 1,147. This means that more Likes the Joke By LEMUEL F. PARTON ing about dietetics. "I know how you feel. It seems what you're telling me?" bt de­ than 800 of the group who were born saying "no" whenever Michel laughed so that he did not Many New Yorkers have a funny incredible to mt, too. A ftw months manded fiercely. "Do you know bonds or taxes are mentioned, regardless of their benefits, did return the insult as is usual in NEW YORK, Oct. 1 (CPA)—The | stakes at Monte Carlo, strews largess affliction. They probably never ago Td bave married him in a min­ what you're saying? You're saying such cases by saying that it's no Aga Khan, sleek gourmet and ruler in his wake and, like old Omar, would notice the changes tbat oc­ ute. X thought it was the only thing that you love me!'' not go to the polls last Tuesday. The total "no" vote in the work at all but more like a picnic of India's 30,000,000 Moslems, con­ cur along tbt paths they tread daily In the world I wanted to do. I was "Am I?" She lay very still In hit fers with Mahat­ "takes tbe cash and lets the credit school bond election was about the maximum strength to be a commissioner of finance. go." Once a year a state delegation unless some one called their atten­ terribly unhappy when ht went arms. "I hope I am. I think X am. You stand behind a little cage and ma Gandhi, tion to them—such changes as would away. I thought I'd never bt hap­ I've been thinking about tt and against progress ever mustered in Santa Monica—2,300. smile and people bring in scads oi emaciated ascet­ arrives from India to get tht water excite all persons going about then- py again. I thought T loved bim." thinking about it till my bead hurts. money that you have the fun of ic. From this from Aga Khan's annual purifica­ business on Main Street. She shrugged. "Even this morning Tm tired of thinking now. Kiss me, counting and you report it in big momentary con­ tion bath. Tbe sacred water is Yet, if these ordinarily oblivious X wasn't sure: not until he asked Peak." The Simplest Way to Govern figures that sound grand and im-j vergence of an­ bottled and sold among tbt 30,000,- New Yorkers see a fellow stop to me that question. Then I knew." He kissed her. posing. And you don't have to pay cient cultures 000 faithful. Tbt "take" from this watch tbt drawing of a chalk mark She rubbed one hand wearily over Considerably later Sam informed Mayor Porter, of Los Angeles, and incidentally a former out a cent unless somebody comes in there may come is considerable. upon tbe sidewalk, they likewise will her eyes. "It makes me wonder just Peak that it was time bt went resident of Santa Monica, told some wholesome truths about with a piece of paper called a war­ something that stand and gape. what kind of a person I am. X won­ home. "It must be past midnight," rant. will toot whistles Tbe Aga Khan is the forty-eighth Walking home the other night, I der whether I never loved him at she said dreamily, looking up into the Los Angeles city government, in an interview written by in Manchester lineal descendant of Fatima, daugh­ happened to notice tht sign of the all. Is it possible that X was just his face, "and you're tired. We real­ Handle With Can ter of Mahommed and also a direct attracted to him because he was so Harry Carr, in last Sunday's Times and either intentionally or I And everybody is afraid of hurt­ mills, turn new electric power company over a dis­ ly should get some sleep." furrows in Lou­ descendant of "the old man of the different! because his life seemed "Sleep?" Peak laughed. "What bl unintentionally furnished readers with the strongest sort of ing your feelings just because you mountain," known as "the lord of play window and supposed that here so glamorous; because my own handle the city dough and have the isiana cotton was a convenient branch shop. sleep? What is time? What, more­ recommendation for the municipal manager plan of doing patches and the assassins." seemed so impossible? I hope so, over, ls fatigue? However—Do you power of life and death over ap-1 A few days later I went back to but I dont know. I only know that reallv want mt to go?" city business. He complained of being hampered by cumber­ propriations for red fire and sky | Wi start blasting the building with Its fixture exhibi­ I'm ashamed." and burrowing Once a beautiful girl, singing in "No." She shook her head. "X some political machinery, hampered so that his determination rockets when something needs cele­ tions, seeking a part for an electric "Don't be ashamed." Peak spoke brating. in Colorado sil­ a New York restaurant, saw through stove, but could find no entrance don't. X Just thought—** to give the city an honest and efficient business administra­ ver mines. Do­ the window one winter evening the roughly. "What have you to bt "There you go, thinking again! Just a Hired Hand to a shop. ashamed of? It Isn't your fault if Whv think? Relax*!" tion is repeatedly baffled and reform delayed in a most dis­ But the real funny part of it is minion status jeweled and er. Puzzled, I walked from one cor­ you've changed your mind. It isn't for India, the I mined crowd "It's a grand night," Sam said. couraging manner. There are too many commissions, he de­ that while Helton says he doesn't ner of the building to the other, important whether you ever loved "As a matter of fact, it to tho want to be demoted to the job of lifting of Gand- surging into the then, for no rational reason, backed him or not. The only Important only night tbat has ever really hap­ clared. They prevent direct contaet between the mayor and mayor many of the dear "peepul" hi's boycott onMetropolitan to tht curb to survey tbt whole thing is that you dont love him textiles and the Opera house, pened," he told her. the work he wants to perform for the publit. He must move tliink that he just works under and Tbe Aga Khan front. now. That's what we've got to "Are you happy, Peakf** through boards and commissions. for the mayor, because the latter res toration of She sank to a Some man with a drooping mus­ realize and understand. What does He sighed. "Tne girl has the su­ has the glittering title that goes producing and chair, buried her tache took his post by my side, and it mean? It's so sudden and so preme effrontery to ask mt if Tm The municipal manager plan Is the most direct form of with the commissioner of safety's | consuming power among India's face in her bt, too, began eyeing the building. contrary to everything I've been happy"** 300,000.000 are believed to hinge on hands and wept. thinking for so long that I cant city government besides being the most businesslike. Pro­ job. If Helton's casta balance was quite grasp lt. What does it mean. *t take lt tbat you are." She nod­ two cents off, because two pennies the possibility of the Aga Khan's "I want to sing I looked at bim and he looked at ded. "Tbat's good, because I'm hap­ fessor Pfiffner, of U. S. c, ln talking to the Towne club, of Moslems and Mahatma Gandhi's |there," she Sam? Where do you and I stand fell down a crack in the old city me, and I suppose we both looked now?" py, toe." Santa Monipa, Tuesday, said this newest system of govern­ hall building the probability is that Hindus getting together. sobbed. She did, rathar foolish. There was a pause, and then the blame would fall in the public within six "X was just wandering how you "I've been thinking about that all Peak said suddenly: "I havt a fee­ ment for cities is the easiest for the public to understand. Sultan Sir Mahomed Shah Aga, months — Rosa mind on the mayor as the City's the Aga Khan, is paid a yearly get into this electric shop," I said— afternoon and all evening, and I'm ing that something is going to hap­ The political branch of the manager plan is confined to head. Ponselle, with one usually says something after not sure. I'm only sure that from pen. It's more than a feeling; It's a salary equal to his weight in gold. the ship news now on. Peak, you can trust mt. conviction. It grows upon me." the council which Is elected by the people. The council ap­ CHARLES S. WARREN. Annually a committee from his looking foolish. From now on there are going to bt reporters "I've been passing here for five "Really?** She was vaguelv points a business manager and gives him authority to run ruling cabinet visits Paris, weighs thronging about no more reservations and no more alarmed. "What ls it?" the sultan and pays him at $20 an years.' he responded, "and this is deceptions. Whatever I say to you public affairs by the same efficient methods demanded in ber today, as she tbt first time I ever noticed what (Copyright. Freeman Lincoln) ounce. Naturally, when the sultan leaving the lie Rosa Ponselle you can believe. You can believe, private business. All the hampering boards and influences Little Benny feels like a cigaret he reaches for they had in that window.** for instance, that I am ready to Sam plans her future hi the de France for another Metropolitan Then we discovered a sign in the By LEE PAPE a gumdrop, maintaing his weight season. The capsule story is this: marry you, if you still want me— next Installment. Bat there comes { of which Mayor Porter complains are eliminated by this around 225 pounds. Once, when window, explaining that the goods knowing what you do." a warning from Nelson. method. More than 400 American cities are using4t. Last nite me and ma was in the | browsing for candy in Chambrey Rosa and Carmela Ponselle, exhibited were on sale at the com­ Southern France, he was served by Meridian, Conn., girls of Italian pany's store six blocks south. living room and pop came in saying parentage, bad been knocking about Blinkitty blank it to blithering beautiful and demure Mile. Andree Was that bright, I ask you? blazes. Carron. She was quite unlike the in nickelodeons and two-a-day A WASHINGTON DAYBOOK She Makes Others Work lacquered professional beauties who vaudeville a few years. William Whats a matter? ma said, and pop Thorner, great singing teacher, had By HERBERT PLUMMER Men and women are mentally alive to the extent of their said. Plenty's a matter. Theres a followed the Aga Khan around Europe. He married her and gave accepted Carmela as a pupil, but interests ln life and largely to the extent of their interests confounded snivelling valise weight­ refused to take Rosa. That night Looking Back WASHINGTON. Oct. t —• Time the Congressional Record. ed down with lead or something her the Golden Dawn diamond, A Quarter of a Century and shifting politics have Drought Most of it reached American pa­ outside their own occupation. One interest from which no standing outside our bedroom door. fortieth among the seventy-five at the restaurant, Rosa dried her about tome curious situations ta pers and made some unpleasant human being can afford to turn away, no matter how sluggish I tripped over it this morning and I largest diamonds in the world. His tears and went to Thorner's bouse. OCTOBER 1, 1906 Washington — highly interesting to reading for Secretary Kellogg arid he may be mentally, is that of the welfare of his fellow beings. just tripped over it again and if I first wife, Signora Theresa Magliano He told her be did not care to hear Officials of tbt Los Angeles Pa delve Into and study. others tn the state department, i dident brake anything it wasent the of Italy had died the day he bought ber sing. She persisted. Tt get rid of her, as bt later said, Thorner let cific Electric railway bave an There ls one In the house of rep­ Sacasa, lt will be remembered, Our Interest ln the welfare of others is the measure of our fault of that fandalged bag, he said. the jewel in 1926. nounced tbat their tracks will be resentatives. the liberal ex-vice president of Nic His bride rules graciously a palace her sing a few notes. He interrupted Almost any day that congress is civilization; more than that, the measure of our understand­ But Willyum my goodness you ber and telephoned for Caruso. Six broad gauged by next summer . aragua. Now he is in Washington know Im going away soon and a in India, an apartment near the With tbt ntw cars ln service, new in session there may be observed on dealing ln all friendliness with tht ing of the Christian religion. Bois de Boulogne and a magnificent months later she made her Metro­ tht floor a short ant swarthy man person on the extreme verge of go­ politan debut with Caruso in "Forza fast schedules will bt established ti­ country whose policy he once so vio­ Aim it is a selfish consideration. Sooner or later our ing away is obliged to pack, arent villa at Lt Bourget. She remains a the beaches to meet competition of keenly alive to what is going on lently denounced. they? ma said, and pop said, All I Catholic del Destlno." Carmela later made around him. neglect of our needy fellowmen will breed a menace, a danger her debut in "Aide." tbt Pacific Electric. Tbt Hunting­ He cheerfully accpried the honor from which life and property may suffer seriously. We have know is. I loathe and dlsplze falling The Aga Khan does not have to ton lines, reducing their time to He is as likely as not to get up from bis own former military chief­ over valises. depend upon his annual weighing-in Long Beach to 30 minutes, will be and make a speech ln watch there tain, and there can bt no question little to fear from the agitator for communism or anarchy. And this morning pop was the last for a living. Various hereditary Thorwald Stauning, deep-chested, met by the Harriman people with a are flattering references to the that he is welcome in his new role. We have much to fear from the neglect of the unfortunate one down to breakfast on account of fiefs and emoluments give him about bearded Viking and Danish premier, counter out of 30 minutes to Santa United States. being the last one up, coming down $10,000 a year to spend, and he does. announces Denmark's suspension of Monica, tbe principal beach point of Yet this man was at one time a and the downtrodden. limping and saying, Now, this is the France and England and won the the gold standard. This is the same tho Los Angeles Pacific. . . . bearer of arms against the country Sacasa's assignment was the hap­ There are so many things to be learned about the science last confounded straw, I just tripped France and Englad and won the Thorwald Stauning who, as a social­ ne now praises—one of Uncle Sam's py ending to a troublesome situa­ over your ding batted valise again derby with Blenheim last year, when ist member ot tbe Danish parlia­ 'bitterest enemies. Pedro Guevara, tion. of social relations that none of us can afford to neglect any and spoiled one ankle for the rest of his new wife was presented at court. ment, stirred tht ire of American Through the annual conference of "tbe gentleman of tht Philippines," His party seems now firmly en­ opportunity to add to our knowledge, at least when lt will be the day. He gives grand banquets, plays high officialdom by bis remarks about the Methodist church, the Rev. F. led an army against this country trenched'not only tn Nicaragua but entertaining to do so. It will be entertaining to hear, next Well my lands Willyum if you America in 1917. In an interview O. H. Stevens is returned to tbt during tbt insurrection. Now he ln Washington aa well. And tht know any way of packing for a Help aid sucker, when are you go­ printed in a Berlin newspaper he First Methodist church of Santa to resident commissioner for tbe Is­ election which brought tt about wat Tuesday evening at the annual dinner of the Santa Monica closely impending visit without ax- ing to pack for the trip home? On was quoted as saying tbat "capital­ Monica and the Rev. E. W. Pasko is lands, entitled to a seat in congress. supervised by the same marines Council of Social Welfare, In the Miramar hotel, Joseph Scott, ually packing, I wish you would re­ the way there in the train? pop said, istic America" had joined the war continued as pastor of tbe Lake But perhaps an even more curious whose landing Sacasa so vigorously veal the mystick secret, ma said, and and ma said, Dont be absurd, it to seU munitions and protect its Street Methodist church. . . . Both example to to be found out Six­ denounced four years ago. the ablest speaker in the Bar Association of Southern Califor­ pop said. When are you leaving for sounds redi.uliss. investments. Dr. Maurice F. Egan, churches are to be congratulated. teenth street In the diplomatic sec­ So for the time being at least the nia and chairman of the Los Angeles Community Chest, and this visit to your Sister Fanny? minister to Denmark tion of tbt capital when is located clamor that Uncle Sam is playing Being such a good anser pop could I American tht Nicaraguan legation. Rabbi Magnin, known across the continent as an authority Next week, man answered. ent think of another one to it. lodged an emphatic protest. Staun- After a hard encounter lasting favorites among the p_Jtlotl par­ four hours yesterday, the cricket ties In Central America and tt op­ on social welfare. Mrs. D. O. Stephens, chairman of the match between the Los Angeles and It hasn't been so 'ong p?o that the erating on a pure dollar diplomacy Council, who at 94 years of age, can do more for Santa Mon­ Santa Monica teams resulted in a tall, kindly and scholarly man who basis seems to have been stilled. JOINT CONFERENCE d»aw. . . . represents Nicaragua in Washing­ ica than any other one of the 37,000 population, will preside. ton—Juan Bautista Sacasa—was a She does more because of her extraordinary ability to induce veritable thorn in the flesh of ad­ UPHOLDS BRYAN Dr. William T. Collins passed ministration officials tn tbt capital. An English statesman declares others to work in public Interest. away at noon today at his home, tbt He was a stormy petrel ln the Nic­ that William J. Bryan was right on General Sargent residence on Third araguan fuss while Coolidge was the silver question, but only ahead street.... president. Sacasa literally bom­ of bis time. After such tn asser­ Bitter Words of a Briton barded tba Coolidge policy in Nica­ tion from such a source f_w wiU Residents of Hermosa strand are ragua at long and short range. contend that the age of miracles Mr Ernest 3. P. Benn, of England, a successful business seeking to have their town incor­ Some of his ammunition got mto has passed. man and prominent as a publisher, has warned this country porated. . . . The name selected for against the dole system. Ho arraigns the politicians of his the embryo town to Hermosa Beach. own land in bitter terms. How fully these are justified it is Yesterday afternoon tht Santa not possible to Judge, for the statesmen and politicians have Monica ball team defeated the been caught in a current of circumstance in which they are Clevelands of Los Angeles ln a score •wept along, perhaps contrary to their own desire. The dole of 18 to 10 system, adopted ln an emergency, has grown into a monstrous Trojans vs. Oregon State Yesterday tbe thermometer tyrant that will not be shaken off. climbed to the highest point lt has reached ta Los Angeles since Sep­ "Unemployment," declares Sir Ernest, "is the largest and tember 21, 1885. The high point most powerful of our vested rights. We are spending 60,000,- was 104 In tbe shade as compared SPECIAL TRAIN 3 with 108 recorded in '85, the maxi­ 000 pounds a year on it. Three political parties are depend­ mum since the bureau was estab­ ent upon continuance of unemployment and an enormous and lished ln 1877. . . , The heat in­ FOOTBALL AT COLISEUM powerful bureaucracy grows and fattens upon it." creased from 94 to 104 within a few hours when a scorching, withering The warning was not needed in this country. The example desert wind swept over the city. ... SATURDAY Of England is a sufficient condemnation of the plan. Were Temperature In Santa Monica re­ similar methods inaugurated here, the total expenditure mained 10 or 12 degrees below that of the city. .. . would be vastly greater. But here the idea that any party Lv. Santa Monica (Broadway Station) 1:15 P.M. could thrive by reason of unemployment would be absurd. To An unusual mirage yesterday banish unemployment would be regarded as a magnificent showed the landscape from Mount Lv. Ocean Park (Pier Ave.)...... 1:20 P.M. Wilson to tht tta. Even moving party triumph. Moreover, Americans do not want a dole. trolley cars were reflected. Ly. Venice (Windward Ave.) ...... 1:25 P.M. They resent the suggestion as a reflection upon themselves. They want work and wages, and a fair share of the abundance lightning, accompanying tbt hot wave, stopped street cars ta Colton that is produced. To assume the attitude of mendicants yesterday and destroyed orange Through train operating directly to tha would be repugnant to every ideal they cherish. scale ta Riverside. Coliseum via the "Air-Line" and returning POOR PLAYTHING A lad near El Monte was struck immediately after the game. HOW'S YOUR HEALTH? by a stray bullet supposed to have been shot at a bird by some other PASSING EXAMINATIONS their physical well being that when boy. A gun is not a good plaything One ordinarily does not think of they appear for the ordeal they are for children, nor to there any rea­ Round Trip Fare 55 Cents ychool examinations as representing literally exhausted. son wby birds should be shot. a medical problem, and yet Dr. Alan Among the older students there ing stood pat. There was no re­ Purchase Tickets al Our Ticket Office Moncrieff has published an Interest­ prevails the general impression that traction. ing and novel contribution on tbt coffee has some special virtue as a As a socialist premier, Stauning treatment of disorders associated preparative for examinations, and fights tbt communists. After a with examinations. so it Is consumed in large quanti­ childhood of grinding poverty, he A Seal for Everyone To tbe average student, whether ties. _B the primary, secondary, or colle­ studied at a workers' night school giate grades, an examination is an Caffein Is a stimulant and affects and entered poltics. He patterns his on the Big Red Cars! event of significance. the higher centers of the brain, in statesmanship on mass education. It la little wonder then that many such a way as to facilitate associa­ He is six feet three, weighs 250 Students suffer a variety of physical tion of ideas. pounds, wears a black broadcloth embarrassments during an examina­ Tt tbt student who is "slow in morning coat and letches a deep tion, varying ia nature from tbt too getting started" a small amount of I rumbling voice from tba far deeps PACIFIC ELECTRIC RAILWAY rapid beating of the heart to diar­ coffee may prove beneficial. of bit cavernous chest. Ht to a Marxian, but says tbe masses will H. H. *VI*LLIAMS, Ota. Agent Phones 61002 and 28-31 rhoea and vqmlting. Tbt student whose answers come never win with violence. He to an Some students cram for their ex­ to him with avalanche-like speed is ardent peace advocate and has been aminations—with to little regard for better off without stimulants. mentioned for the Nobel prize. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1931 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PAGE mo Alleged Gangster Penney Says Big

•*-*• 3_ WiU Face Trial Store Aids Small i \ Valdon Held to Answer, Growth of Trading Area Plan Felony Charge Followed by More Friday Against Frank Profit for AU Charged with assault with a deadly BOSTON, Oct. I—J. O. Penney, eapon, 0. B. Waldon, alleged gang­ founder St the J. C. Penney Co., the speaking before the Boston confer­ ster, was held to answer to tht su­ ence on retail distribution held perior court by Judge John L. Web­ under tbt auspices ot tbe Harvard ster in Mallbu township justice court School of Business, Massachusetts yesterday. Institute of Technology and spon­ sored by leading organizations Last Day A complaint incorporating a throughout the country, said ai ttt felony charge of carrying a con­ session opening at the University cealed weapon and of disturbing the club, "The small community store peace, may be issued today far Louie can tn general measure its anticipa­ Prank, ex-convict, Waldon's com­ tion of success by its willingness to t panion, and a reputed gangster wbo make itself a steadily increasing also was arraigned yesterday. factor off convenience to that com­ Prank was arrested at the hear­ munity. ing yesterday when Malibu cow­ boys testified that he carried and "A great deal has been said In flourished a gun tbt night of Sep­ tht past few years about new forms tember 15, during a discussion after off competition entering tbt retail a minor automobile accident en the field which art certain to spell de­ Roosevelt highway near Topanga feat for the local independent com­ canyon. Choice of Any Dress munity store. The main testimony against the "It is interesting to learn that pair was offered by Duncan Mac- what may bo considered by the local Lean, Lompoc, complaining witness, merchant as an encroachment off his In Our Stock Valued to $19.50 who said that Waldon's car collided business opportunity by the entrance with bis near tht canyon. The two off these types off stores bat tn num­ became angry and threatened bim erous cases, applicable in a general with guns, he said. A third man way to all parts of the country, been who was in the alleged gangster car followed by an Increase in the busi­ ARKANSAS. ASTER blossoms, wait till Michigan to Instructions provide for a very sim­ the night of tbt accident was be­ ness opportunities shared by tht Block No. S printed and copy theirs. The seal ple plan, mostly outline and slnglt lieved to have been Ralph Sheldon, local stores In searching for tbe story of Ar- to here, to be done tn brown or stitch with French knots, button- Southern California gang leader A town of five thousand people ] -.ansas' chosen flower, we find as- whatever hue matches your others. bolt in tome places. Two strands of and former Capone henchman. with an apparently adequate num-, t-r and apple blossoms, both with In embroidering the block as print- six-strand floss work well. The third member was never iden­ ber of local stores suddenly sees two credentials. This is true of several ed, the purple aster may bt done Each week one of the state flowers tified, however. Yesterday's hear­ or three more aggressive stores ade- states, the votes of school chil- in outline stitch, with lbt center will bt printed here, and, as there ing attracted much attention from quately financed and managed, I dren. federated clubs and state hor- snd lines out from tbt center dark art 48 ln tha series, you will want $14.50 the curious. Canyon citizens. Hol­ making a btd for local business. j tlcultural societies being active lavender, and tbe outside lines pur- to save every one. Even though lywood clerks and tht public in "What really happens, and tn- where the legislature has not taken Pie- Bright medium green may be you may not plan to embroider general crowded tbt small court­ stances seem to point to the fact; action from the cholee of some used for tbt stems and leaves. The them at present, clip them as pub­ Original price tags remain on every garment! Select any.dress in our room for a look at tbt two alleged thtt lt actually happens in the ma­ group. So, if you bt from the Ar- blocks may be worked up ta anylished , and be sure to get each pa­ "big shots" of tht underworld. jority off cases, ls this—the local kansas group who favors apple way that you choose, although the per ta which they appear. stock formerly marked up to $19.50 and pay the saleslady only $14.50! community suddenly finds that more people are coming Into town; In No restrictions! No reservations! Here is your chance to have several 200 Nabbed in Raid other words, that the trading area Association Exhibit new Fall dresses at a fraction of their actual worth t On Hollywood Clubs is being expanded." Chamberlain Expects His New Type To Open Tomorrow LOS ANOELES, Oct. 1 (CNS)— Formal opening of the exhibit la a spectacular raid on the two Taxi Driver Rescues Soaring Plane to Establish Records by tbt Santa Monica Art associa­ chief centers of Hollywood night Every Dress a Brand New Autumn 1931 Model lift—the Montmartre cafe and Em­ Girl From Ape Man tion will be held tomorrow night in A motorless plane, which will be capable off flying 60 miles an hour the gallery of the public Library. bassy club—police rice officers last LOS ANOELES, Oct, 1 (CNS) — and may bring national records here for Its performance, tt in process From Our Own Stock night trapped approximately 2001 Tbt "Hollywood apt man," believed of construction ta the shop of its designer, Paul Chamberlain, Banta Hanging of the pictures, all of men, many prominent in motion to have begun his week of terror Monica glider engineer. Glider enthusiasts and experts, who have which have been painted by mem­ —2ND FLOOR. pictures, who were arrested on with tbt candy start slaying off charges of gambling and liquor viewed tht half-completed plane In the shop on Second street, claim bers of the association, was com­ Wilma McFarland. early today again that to "represents several innova- * — pleted today. None of the pictures possession. slipped through police fingers when There were nearly 500 persons, < tions in design. I _r***_lY'_G ***-<_* ite? _*"*" iV Included In tht present exhibit have all men with the exception of a ht beat and attempted to abduct appeared is previous showings. few women entertainers, In the i and attack a pretty theater cashier. The machlnt ts practically i iTiH/Ofo Ur U/sM Artists and critics who have seen fashionable clubrooms when police •IfeA^£ __§£__?-_« ! I taU^ales^nd _u_g_t_Pm_8 NINETIES HOVER tbt exhibit art unanimous tn stat­ spread pandemonium through the ing tt superior to any other exhibit Bag Department Store place. ape man s last appearance, Miss ; w-. Bnri tri- -,.<_.„ fa,m tri- nniaue i _____ undertaken by tbt association. Nearly 300 escaped by dashing | Tomorrow night's reception will bt madly in a shouting, pushing mob ^Cas*^^ OVER WALDORF from 8 to 10 o'clock. All students. down fire escapes, police said. driver who _____I by Metoes. and 3Wans for the breakwater here I artists and other persona interested Fifteen cases of Intoxicating ta art are invited to attend the H.CnENSnEY' CO. liquors and a large quantity of ex­ »,;-_£„_-?«ess J*?,»vi?Stp&SA _'S__,*_*__-____*- opening and to visit tbt exhibit pensive gambling equipment were •<««_ _. . .r_?*o.*_t"__ ^TMZmmTZa^lgpsg -_%„*_ -_£,,"*_ during the month lt will hang ln the Santa Monica boulevard at FourtK Santa Monica Qaii/b-Tua. seized. A dozen cases of liquor al­ M P library gallery. ready had been served, officers said, "0_p to toe quiet water which the j-jest- at a preview of the ntw and more than $2,000 was totpla y n _» ~~wz _-.,., - ! seawall will provide. Generally, a | Waldorf-Astoria last night. on tht various roulette wheels an­ n of other gambling devices. Reds Form Child Bg» S£_w^_^^____ -_ft_5 » «*•£•*»• «»-r fgl Cnmmiiniam ffljiea rangemenB t of the unit that constl- *?"sic which once echoed in tte communism VIOSS tute s the fuselage in the chamber- balboom of nethwe Waldorformer f hostelrof 4y7 Lone Bandit Takes LOS ANGELES, Oct. 1 (CNS)— i lain plane is so shaped that the witfloorh s thane dswis 2,20h 0o frooms." silks, "th The gueste olds Efforts to block the spread of com- word "fuselage" to a misnomer, tbe j Waldorf ""^hief d wa8 s on Fifth avenue, Man's Car, Wallet schoomunislm authorities among Lo, followins Angelegs discovschoo-l i designeparts, thr esaid plan. e to constructed en- I „„ *rtL **** EnJPire stat* building VENICE. Oct. 1—Norton Grant. children today were to be studied by | With the exception of a few K ery by officers of tbe polict "red" ttrtly of wood and cloth, it will qSLi np„ -,„„ ,, _- p_rk .„,„.,, an oil station attendant, of 229 East 3UVenUe ClaSS ta Sixty-sixth street, Lot Angeles, munism3%tn*. * ™N__?_*__complete*d indand" ™dv^ready f lo_?«___r ingnt? . ri•" £--_,t_in_r OW h$ei li nnw_ns rmnif"st_r.eu ins toUthp parked ta an auto with a girl com­ The class was found late yesterday WUowlng its acceptance after suit- |»» quarterback continues ht could shoot again ISt detectives to remain In doubt, with little to had fired. choose between My Ubl, sophomore; The dying man gavt his name as for Pete Sommers and Ken McDougall. J. T. Henderson, 27, and said he had Several changes may be made tn recently come hen from Texas. He the Gophers' lineup be fort matting reO—td to name his dead com- DOLURDAYS the Oklahoma Aggies Saturday. MoToR TIRES IMO -QOP/VEAHl] You who rode with at on previous "Dollar Days" have made railroad history. Never before hat response to World's Largest Goodyear Dealer" bargain fares been so enthusiastic Thanks to you we are able to announce another one, for the Columbus Day week-end. At before we will tell roundtrip tickets to all places on our Pacific Lines for approximately 1C t mile ($1 for each 100 miles). Effective October 1st Good oa ALL TRAINS* ia coaches ot in Pullmans. LEAVE FRIDAY. SATURDAY OR SUNDAY * Same personnel-—same service—same CLAUDETTE GLENNA BEAU ROYALE $82.50 $42.60 $37.50 policies—same 20 stores—-just a new OCTOBER 9/ IO, II You will find these handsome Illinois BE BACK BY MIDNIGHT- OCTOBER 19 watches advertised in the Saturday Evening and more appropriate name; Now— it Tbit is tb* ftrtt lims "Dollar Day" ticbits bats bten gsed en Post at Matthews! See our window! Smnday trains. 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rf?9{£L • A5E-VV*_? CHILDREN ESTELLE ImMTpN LINDSEY NANCY &AG& ss FLORENCE AUSTIN CHASE - -AJZEEN LA MONT •. V CXL_3 _ACrA7TZa_? FASHIONS * OP INTEREST <~ WOMEN •»- UOAfS- __*Ce_VD.M/Ct_? -C/AMES SAMUEZ LACY— Log of the Good Ship Life Home Economics: Housewife Aids Personalities and Incidents Mrs. Lorbeer Will Speak By ESTELLE LAWTON LINDSEY By FLORENCE AUSTIN CHASE By JESSIE HENDERSON Communications Relative to This Department Should Be Addressed to Communications Relative IS This Department Should Be Addressed to Special Correspondent ol the Even in* Outlook Estelle Lawton Llndsej ln Care ot This Paper Florence Auittn Chase lr. Care of This Paper ANGEL FOOD CAKE MAKING AN ART HOLLYWOOD, Oct, 1 (CPA)— added chair-renting to its various Before Parent-Teachers Step-mothers are sometimes very noble institutions. The one about There's a ntw business in Holly­ and varied departments. AD experienced housewives admit tint making a delicious, light angel and to whom I am now writing seems the best friend her step-son has. wood, Considering the small finan­ (Copyright, 1931, Consolidated Press Ass'n) ."Trends in Education Today" will bt the topic of the talk Mrs. J. B. She is tar mora understanding of bim, far more intelligently interested food cake to an art, and tt It tht culinary goal toward which many as­ Lorbeer, member of tbt board of education, will give tt tbe opening in bim than any ot bis blood kin, "Could you," she asks, "suggest a pire with varying degrees of success. So fascinating was tte topic of cial outlay required for a start, lt is GIVE SURPRISE PARTY meeting of the Roosevelt Parent-Teacher association at 2:30 o'clock next course of study for a 26-year-old man who wishes now to get into some­ angel food cake making to me that I made a scientific study of it, many more profitable than the motion Mr. and Mrs. Gail Hutchinson, Wednesday afternoon. After the meeting a social hour will be held, 854 Twenty-fifth street, ent directed by Mrs. A. E. Flavell, refreshment chairman. Mrs. P. S. Webb, thing to better himself? He has, years ago. There is no secret magic for success in angel food cake making, picture business Itself. worked seven years steadily in the] for most recipes are the same lun-, — with a surprise supper party president, and members of t he The new profession to tbat of honor of the birthday of their a board Will act as hostess. All per-' oil fields. His father is an attorney damentally. The delicacy is dto- cream of tartar also makes the cake chair-renter to people who want to Style Glimpses tinctly American and of compara- white. When it is omitted it is light Reyburn, Monday night. Games, sons interested art invited, andi .__»_ but takes no in­ watch tbe stars arrive at premieres. including a treasure hunt and tango, small children will be cared for] Nancy Page terest and never tively recent or-1 yellow in color and small ln size. At most of the Hollywood theaters Special Correspondent ef the Outlook igin. the first Fine grained sugar makes a finer were played. Supper was served, dining tbe meeting. By FLORENCE LA GANKE has in the chil­ where these big opening nights are and the remainder of the evening dren's education NEW YORK. Sept. 30 (CPA)— recipe appearing grained cake than coarse sugar. Too held, there's a long walk up which Uat Officers Paris has a winter suit that is both about 1870. mucb sugar may make the cake fall was spent in dancing. The officers and chairman for ONCE MORE JOAN LOOKS He merely bouses tbe stars pace in order to enter tte SMART BECAUSE SIMPLY chic and practical, not so common Tbt perfect °r make it sticky. Those present were Miss Martha tbt year art Mrs. Webb, president; and feeds them a combination at you might think. theater lobby. The walk is lined DRESSED and sends them angel food cake! Cake flour is generally used. Too with big studio lights and behind Hart, Miss Evelyne Bearcroft, Miss Mrs. M. M. Pattison. first vice presi­ The suit to of fancy wool, gray Mary Gaston, Miss Norine Cross, dent and membership chairman; to tbe public should have much flour ls apt to make tbe cake tte lights ls tte admiring populace schools. The spattered with black, and the hem these qualitiet: crack or make it dry. Miss Evelyn Hutchinson, Miss Mrs. P. W. Herman, secretary; Mrs. ot tbe skirt to four inches below the Tne —at least such of it as has not Peggy Watkins, Fred Bearcroft, Don girls g.aduated; l lt should! combining ot the ingredients bought 16 tickets for tte show In­ I J. R. Tobin. treasurer; Mrs. Ethel knee. The jacket crosses over from literally be light Is extremely important. The whole Gaston, Wayne Cross, Gilbert Pear­ Ingoldsby. historian; Mrs. J. B. the bom quit right to left slightly above the nor­ side. after finishing as a feather process of mixing to very much sim­ son, Bill Gaston. Reyburn Hutchin­ Fugle, programs; Mrs. Worth Hath- J mal waistline and fastens with two plified if all of the Ingredients and The populace used to stand for son and the hosts. away, publicity; Mrs. T. D. Zombro, j the eighth grade. buttons. There's a warm little 2—It should hours waiting for tte first star to Now this lad have a fine, even utensils to be used are assembled so study circle; Mrs. C. W. Johnson, shoulder capt of the material, and a that when tbt actual process is bop out of tte first limousine. But magazines and emblems. sees his mistake small collar of silver fox. texture, not be a small boy one evening rented sev­ CLUB MEETS TODAY and I seem to be full of holes and started there are no delays and In­ Mrs. P. C. Pinkerton, finance and Fur Stripes terruptions. One of tte most im­ eral dozen boxes at 10 cents per box. Mrt. Louis Blatz, 824 Alta ve­ budget; Mrs. Flavell, refreshments; the only one tunnels. At tte next premiere, a colored nue, was hostess to members of her Mrs. Lindsey The little fur Jacket which London 3—It should portant things to remember ls to Mrs. H. G. Euwer, philanthropy; I wishing to help women wear so smartto may be all youth showed up with a truckload club at luncheon and bridge today. and encourage him. And so I turn break clearly and carry tbe process through as quickly Those present were Mrs. Gus Mar­ Mrs. M. H. Chandler, flowers and | of one color, such as natural marten, as possible after starting. of folding chairs four hours before courtesy; Mrs. H. J. Reynolds, to you, as 1 get no help from his pull apart with- tte premiere began. Bt rented the tin, Mrs. Virginia Oreen, Mrs. Ell dad. molt or galyak. On tha other hand, Mrs. Chase out st,retching The problem is to get the egg Good. Mrs. David Luckham, Mrs. founders' day; Mrs. D. L. Abshire. I it is quite as likely to be of rabbit whites combined with the other ma­ chairs at 25c each and pocketed $400. "I suggested salesmanship, as tbt yet should not be dry. George McCoy, Mrs. Sverre ©fte- parliamentarian; Mrs. E. H. Bow­ dyed in perpendicular stripes of high 4—It should be snowy white ia terials without driving out the air At one of the most recent pre­ dal, Mrs. Ernest Rowlatt and Mrs. man, hospitality; and Mrs. O. 8. boy ls six feet, blonde and hand­ visibility, such as brown and white, in the beaten whites. Success seems some, immaculately clean and bit color with a delicate brown crust mieres more than l.OOO people Blatz. Merritt, telephones. black and white, or gray and black. that is neither sticky nor tough. to depend upon folding the ingre­ rented chairs, tte price of which has Name Room Mothers a nice little car. But he is very watch Oat dients together thoroughly but light­ quiet and not at all aggressive. He 8—It should have a delicate flavor hopped to B0 cents, 75 cents, or in a To assist the women in becom­ Joan was dressing for school on In the winter modes, watch out on ly. Undermixlng makes coarst certain instance when tte premiere tells me bt would .'ike mechanical evening gowns for a wide shoulder and should not taste of the eggs grained cakes; overmixing makes MATERNITY «,QA ing better acquainted the follow­ a rather chilly morning. Last work and I have suggested electr-.cal nor of tte cream of tartar. was particularly magnificent, to $1. ing room mothers have been ap­ line, a narrow waistline and a pretty tough, heavy cakes. The price depends on tte Impor­ night Aunt Nancy had laid out for engineering or even the simpler near backless effect tn tbt bodice. Even though tte recipe does not My experience has been that when Cases—10 Daya ^OU pointed: Mrs. Ben L. Blue, kinder­ her some soft woolen stockings, her forms of electrical work. I am sure tance of tte star wbo has tte lead garten; Mrs. Noble Foss, Al; Mrs. For skirts either ankle length or tell the whole story, it is absolutely the egg whites are beaten with a In tte picture for which tte pre­ Doctor's Services Included plain brown oxfords and knitted you can make a helpful suggestion. not quite clearing tbe floor. For essential to select one that has been wire whisk, tte cake is larger anu W. M. Hathaway, Bl; Mrs. Henry He can live here at home and I can miere is held, because if the star is Barnbrock, Al and B2; Mrs. Mel­ bloomers. fullness low on the skirt if at all. tried and found satisfactory and lighter than when a rotary beater is very important it's a safe bet that Martin Hospital These were made with fitted yoke help him. Though I am his step­ For a dash of fur trimming. For then to follow lt carefully, as a ville Rapp, B2 and A2; Mrs. Julius used. It seems to make very little a couple hundred otter important 801 Santa Monlea Blvd. I and with gathered knee bands. mother, I have been with him since curves from waist to knee. Victori­ slight variation might spoil the cake. difference whether the beating is movie people will also attend. A White, B3; Mrs. V. B. Gillespie, A3 There was no elastic in the bands he was 7." and B4; Mrs. A. W. Bn.nton. B4 an? Quite! Tbt following is tte standard done in a bowl or on a platter, but to Maurice Chevalier picture, for in­ I since Nancy realized that a con­ (Copyri.ht, 1931. Publishers Syndicate) important to have the utensil large and A4; and Mrs. John Eassler, B5 stricting ring of tight elastic is not She deserves help and here goes. angel food recipe and wiU make tte stance, will invariably bring out and AS. The extension work carried on by I average size angel food cake. enough to allow a full sweep of the such favorites as Marlene Dietrich, the thing for a growing child. TO START CLASS arm wben beating. HINCKLEY'S The executive board will meet at She had a simple panty waist to the University of California was One cup egg whites (about eight Janet Gaynor, Stuart Erwin, Fred- the home of Mrs. Webb. 454 Tenth which Nancy could fasten at any planned to meet Just such cases as Mrs. Glenn Hovey, parliamentari>- whites), one teaspoon cream of tar­ After tte cake is mixed It to put ric March and possibly Mary Pick­ Towne Shoppe street, who is the president, at 2 time some side elastics. Under her the above. I suggest that she write an for the Santa Monica Council tar, one cup granulated sugar, three- tn an unouttered Turk's head pan ford and Douglas Fairbanks. Exceptional Pal) Coat Values p. m. tomorrow All officers and dress she wore a slip which the Extension Division, U. C. L. A. of Parents and Teachers, will open I ;ourths cup cake flour, one tea- (tube pan). The pan to never So profitable has the chair-rent­ x small deposit will hold one for rou. chairmen are asked to be present. ! carried the weight from the shoul­ 417 Soutb Hill street, Los Angeles, a class tn parliamentary law for poon vanilla (or otter flavoring). greased or tte baked cake will fall ing business become that a drug ders. and ask for help In mapping out a Parent-Teacher members at tbt There are several methods of mix- out before it is cool and will be 1352 THIRD STREET Southern Counties Gas Co. audi­ store located beside tbt long walk FACULTY WIVES MEET Her dress was of cotton broad­ course in electrical engineering for I ing, but the following ls tte con­ soggj. leading to one movie theater has Phonr 29424 Santa Monica the young man. As he has a gocu torium at 10:30 a. m. Monday. ventional or standard method: The next factor to be considered The first fall luncheon given yes­ cloth made with two points of smocking, giving fullness to the Job and a car he might be able to Sift flour and sugar three times, to tbe baking of tbe cake, Tht terday by the junior college Faculty oven should bt lighted about the Wives' club was In bonor of three dress. save enough to come here from time | TO GIVE CEREMONIAL WORK separately. Beat egg whites until Her coat which buttoned snugly to time and take up work at the Christine B. Dameron and Louis foamy. Add cream of tartar and beat time tte mixing begins. Angel tood new members, Mrs. Verne B. Brown, cake should be baked at a low tem­ Mrs. Charles W. Brown and Mrs. about the neck, was plain and summer school conducted by tbe Mosier, presiding officers of tbt until stiff Lightly fold ln the sugar THE OCTOBER BIPTHSTOME Paul R. Kurtz. Mrs. W. F. Barnum. business like looking. The beret university management. Pacific White shrine, No. SI, an­ and the flour mixed with the salt. perature or it will be tough and 510 Lincoln boulevard, was hostess. matched it. There were leggings In tbe history of tne world there nounce that tbt ceremonial work Add flavoring. leathery and have a hard crust. If of the same material which she of the order will be exemplified at Besides the recipe other factors to an oven regulator is used lt should The colors of blue and gold were has never been a Urns when men be set at 300 degrees F. The cake used in decoration, carried out in could use when days were really With mechanical inclination-; had so the regular meeting at 8" p. m. bt considered art the quality and nippy and frosty. Friday in the Santa Monica Ma­ combining of the ingredients. should be baked for about fifty-five the yellow roses and the candelabra. many opportunities as they have or sixty minutes, or until it springs Tht honored guests received cor­ The youngest Lacey girl had an now. This is a machine age and by sonic temple, Tenth street and As air is the only leavening agent outfit of plain socks, tan brogues that token a mechanical age. The Santa Monica boulevard. in angel food cake and as it is the back when lightly pressed with the sages. Mrs. Charles Stickle was finger. © of elkskln. Her skirt was of plaid, engineer is everywhere and he is egg white tbat holds this air, tt It A-L awarded first prize at games. pleated. With it she wore a slip vital to the world scheme of thinpr. PLAN PARTY FOR FRIDAY advisable to have the eggs as fresh After the cake has been removed Other guests were Mrs. Harry L. over sweater In soft wool, plain and as cold as possible. Although from the oven, it should be Inverted Bauer, Mrs. Ralph H. Bush, Mrs. i What this young man will find most Bridge and five-hundred will bt PAL is one ol ine most fo/cinotinq Clarence O. Bradford, Mrs. Edwin I color picking out a dominant color needful Just now is patience. It to the diversions Friday night In tbt the volume of the cake ls larger and aUowed to stand in the pan on Coulson, Mrs. John Dulin, Mrs. Don­ in the plaid. slow work to earn a living and study auditorium of the Southern Coun­ when fresh eggs are used, it ls pos­ a rack for about one hour or until ot qems. Irom its depths come well­ She had a capeskin leather short in between times. But tt can be ties Gas Co., whan members of the sible to make a very satisfactory cold. If the cake is removed from ald Larwood. Mrs. William Oster- coat which buttoned high about O ing up the burning tire ol the rubu, done and tbt mere doing of it will Western Star circle, Neighbors of cake with storage or packed eggs. the pan too soon, before tbe cell holt, Mrs. Charles F. Phipps, Mrs. the neck if necessary. It was Elmer Sandmeyer, Mrs. Herman add color and interest to lift. Woodcraft, give a card party. Mrs. Tbe cream ot tartar is an acid walls harden, lt will shrink and be Ine glorious purple ot the amethg.t, and tho trimly belted. A narrow scarf was Margaret Ladd, hostess, said there and hardens tbe egg white, thus re­ heavy. If it stands too long the Stromer, Mrs. Thomas W. Wallbank, worn Ascot fashion, just like tbe As to mtn like tht boy's dad— and little Carolyn Coulson. if they all choked nobody would would bt prizes and refreshments. taining,tte air beaten into it. Tbt crust may roll off in pieces. green /ea Of the emerald . . . like colors at one her big sister Claire had and The public to cordially invited. therefore doubly precious to tbt lose much. plat}. HONOR PAST PRESIDENT little Pam. Her beret was plain. Q—Recently I brought suit A shower was given recently for Both girls looked warm, suitably against a former sweetheart for REBEKAHS GIVE DINNER Tuning In With Our Children Mrs. Frank Fleming, past president and smartly dressed. They ware breach of promise. He broke my After a pot-luck dinner given At Dlanchapd a gou will tind a comp.renen- of the Upsilon chapter ot PI not bothered with furbelows. heart. I got judgment which proves [ Tuesday night by the members of By JAMES SAMUEL LACY /ive arraq ot distinctive gills to remembep Omicron, by members of the or­ I am right, doesn't it? Well, later; the Sllverwave and Seaside chap- ganization at the home of Mrs. I fell ln love with another man; but ters of tbe Rebekah lodge at Odd WHILE CHILDREN TRY THEIR FLEDGLING WINGS that (_/ctoDep birthdat" OP onnivervaru, In a Helen Haeni Clifton, 1103 Eleventh when he found out I had sued a! Fellows' hall on Third street, danc- Several letters from a critic of modern youth wbo refuses to sign street. Flowers were used in deco­ man for breach of promise he said ing, games and cards were enjoyed his name have been on my desk for months. I have not tossed them wide price range trom the inexpensive to tho ration, and bridge was tbt evening's bt did not think he cared to marry in the social hall Mrs. Claudine aside as one would with ordinary anonymous communications. On the higblg valuable. diversion. me. He figures when a girl sues a I Hudson, district deputy president, contrary, I have read thoughtfully hit criticisms. The gentleman brings Those attending were Mrs. Mabel man for breach of promise she baa was the honor guest. serious charges against tte modern school and the modern home. He Leach, Miss Elsie Leach, Mrs. Emil been damaged socially as well as Haeni, Mrs. Jeannette Benedict, YOUNOWORTHS ARE HOSTS contends that to permit children Miss Lenora Achatz, Miss Grace emotionally. It seems to me I got freedom to grow in initiative, to give LOCAL COUPLE WED Prior, Miss Dorothy Dunlap, Miss i The home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo children "responsibility before they Tbt marriage of Miss Rula Genne Martha Glaab, Miss Marguerita are ready for it," to one of tht chief Cluff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Craig, Miss Evelyn Gould, Miss _F-_Th__!_'1__s IJ-Jar a"is^ contributing causes of our "youthful Karl V. Cluff, 117 Ashland avenue, BMNCHriRD'S Estelle Pearson, Miss Beulah Mc­ crime wave. ind John E. Vaughn, son of Mr. and i Donald, Miss Miriam Saylor, Miss mestic drudgery. Worried. _-__ guesU mcluded Mr and Mrs Thank you for your letters, my Mrs. R. C. Vaughn of Santa Monica, Pauline Saylor, Miss Sheila Scott, A—If y.-u don't want to do what Alfred Bartlct. Assemblyman tad friend. You probably have won­ took place at 8 o'clock last night ln Miss Helen Franklin, Mrs. Clifton you call domestic Crudgery you had Mrs. Lawrence Cobb, Mr. ind Mrs. dered wby I nave not commented tte Latter Day Saints church, and Mrs. Fleming. better stay out of marriage. Most ] Walter Littlt and Mr. and Mrt. Al- before on your accusations. I simply Strand and Washington boulevard. women call tht constant care and fred Miller. wanted time to re-evaluate our Bishop J. T. Corbridge performed J6W6LRY vigilance that make a decent home — modern educational processes In the ceremony before a group of 900 by the absurd name of domestic GIVES DINNER DANCE home and school. friends and relatives. Carl Ander­ 1345 ThlpJ yireel How about clothing and the bud- drudgery. I don't fancy your heart Tbe Sea Breeze Beach club was No Opportunity to Think son sang two solos, "Sweet Mystery -. attacks | get? Write to Nancy Page, care of was badly damaged since you so im- I tte scene of a dinner party given of Life and "I Love You Truly,' mediately fell in love with another j recently by Mr. and Mrs. Jules Wby are these erring children this paper, for her free booklet en- you complain of unable to use their accompanied at the organ by Horace | titled "Budgets are Fun." Send a man after securing monetary com­ Fallandy, 803 Twenty-second street. freedom helpfully and intelligently? Atherly, preceding tte ceremony. COLDS •tamped, self-addressed envelope pensation tor the first "heartbreak.' In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Frederic May it not be because they have Tte bride, wbo was given away by with your request. I think what you need is to quit Charbonnler. The guests enjoyed never bad the opportunity, either her father, wore a white georgette (Copyright. 1031. Publishers Syndicate) thinking of men for a while and try dancing. Other guests were Mr. and in home or school, to assume re­ gown with a long lace veil and a STOMACH TROUBLE to decide if there isn't some line of j Mrs. Arthur Fallandy. wreath of lilies of tht valley. Her FETES MISS BI8CAILUZ sponsibility? There trt still a lot endeavor you can take up which will | of parents and teachers who are bouquet was of rosebuds and lilies An Oriental motif was carried out develop your mentality beyond your I MRS. CLINE IS HOSTESS RELIEVED! in decorations and the supper which doing all their children's thinking of the valley. Her attendants were present point. You are rather child' Mrs. A. B. Cline, 623 Palisades for them. Mrs. Frank W. Willis ot Los Angeles, Miss Thelma Fitzsimmons, 2325 avenue, entertained with a swim­ READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS : Marine street, gave Tuesday night ish Just now. B e f o r o we ' condemn modern bar sister, and Mrs. J. H. Tom- : in honor of Miss Jean Biscailuz. Q—I am 43 and paying a weekly ming party and luncheon yesterday methods for being responsible for linson of Hollywood. Mrs, Willis Sept. ;• 1931 for guests from Glendale. wore a rose satin frock and carried To Whom lt may concern: The pajama bridge party was ln amount to my first wife for the sup­ our wandering children, wt Should ror tbe benefit of otber people mat at honor of Miss Biscailuz' birthday port of our child. I have several The guests were Mrs. Walter find out what situations have been red rosebuds, and Mrs. Tomlinson a recommendation for T. B. Chew. I ! anniversary. children by my second wife, and it Wells, Mrs. V. C. Wllhelm and Mrs. presented to them during their was dressed in yellow satin. Mrs. frankly say tbat th* Chinese Herbs hare Pearl Lanphear was awarded first ls almost impossible for me to keep Ralph Doose. tarty training which challenged Cluff, mother of the bride, wore a relieved my stomach trouble. 1 raftered prize at bridge, and Alvera John* up those payments. Do you think their best thought. Were they blonde georgette gown, from stomach ulcers, pu formation and HOSTS TO CLUB terrible pain. No relief seemed obtain­ stone received the consolation prize. I ought to be compelled to pay allowed to do some real thinking. John Rich of Santa Monica acted able anywhere. My brother, who has had Other guests were Miss Thelma them? My first wife has a good Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jarmit ef to use their own judgment in solv­ as best man for Vaughn. several sicknesses cored by T. B. Chew. Morrow, Miss Genevieve Frawley, income and tbt child ls pretty good Westwood. were hosts this week to ing problems that arose tn their Tte young couple toft immediately sent me to tee him. The first few days Miss Elisabeth Mayhew. Miss Beth size and will soon be able to work. members of their bridge club, m- young lives? after the ceremony for Hollywood, I Mt better and dap by tap the pain Neilsen, Miss Alice Wemple, Miss tertaining in their home on Mal­ I don't see why I should be com­ Wo An Too Impatient where they will live indefinittly. aradually was removed. 1 eat better now Bernardino Beck, Miss Nell Star- pelled to make his living. Do you? colm avenue. A buffet supper fol­ Vaughn to a graduate of the Santa and my stomach to well. No pain, so (aa If we do all the planning for our and I do my wafSs and feel last Ilka a buck. Miss Mary Gibson and Miss O. P. lowed the playing of cards. Monica high school and during his Biscailuz. Tbt guests were Mr. and Mrs. children, tf we make all tht de­ senior year he was commissioner of new person. A—You art his father, aren't you, cisions, wt may expect young people 1 atop suffered with rheumatism. Mr Joseph Muir, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley athletics. Both Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn lers sad know were very painful, caasln* Russ Clover, 633 Twelfth street, and he is under age; still not suf­ Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. R. * Roy- to be what Wt call irresponsible. have many friends in tht Bay dtpal pain when I walked. After to War will return the latter part of tbt ficiently educated to make a decent den, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Morris and It's a perfectly natural result of our district. three weeks' herb treatment lb* rheama- week from a motor trip to Colorado living for himself? Why should you Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Baile- Mr. and training. tlsm waa completely cured and I don't fool I with bis father. support part of your children and be Mrs. Bailey made high scores. Most of us are too impatient GIVE FAREWELL PARTY pain at all. Today I walk Jul like I unwilling to support that child? wltb child results wben our chil­ T. B. CHEW used tat aad I thank T. B. Chew aad hte Was it really necessary for you to Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Myler of herb* for the wonderful thins* they hav* FLAN BENEFIT dren art permitted to act on their Venice were honor guests at a fare­ The Famous Herb done for me. I wish anyone that »affar* assume tbt responsibilities of sup­ A benefit card party sponsored by own Initiative. But we may be sure well surprise party given in their Specialist from any of the** trouble* to p* to see porting a second family if tbat sec­ Mrs. Fred H. Tlchenor. who will be that some of their efforts will be home on Walgrove avenue recently. Consultation Free. T. a Chew. I assure thea* tbat they wit ond family was going to be such a assisted by Mrs. T. I. Nicholson, Miss successful and satisfying; littlt The Mylers, who are active in West pet treat relief. Francisco Reyes. drain on your finances that yon Mary Nicholson and Mrs. Charles successes encourage them to finer Los Angeles and Santa Monica pa­ ttn Twentieth St., Santa Monica. Experts say: could not take care of tht obliga­ W. Canfield. will b t held In St. efforts. triotic circlet, are leaving for a THE GENUINE IMPORTED CHINESE HERBS ARE tions you already had? I think you Monica's school auditorium at 8 A democratic society needs chil­ motor trip throughout Kansas, are a shirker trying to escape a o'clock tomorrow night. dren who have been trained to Michigan and Nebraska. PREPARED BY responsibility, and I hope tbe Judge Bridge and ftvt hundred will be assume responsibility at home and Tbt guests Included Messrs. and "HOT WATER makes you pay for the support of played. Tickets may be secured school. Society needs children whoee parents and teachers have Mesdames Nellie Garrigue, Adah your first child until bt to fully able at the door or by calling Mrs Can- ton, D. C. MacGrath, Ted Coulter, T. B. CHEW to take care of himself. ftold, 33509; Miss Nicholson, 28521- trained them to think through to the right. Mesadmes Nellie Garrigue, Adah Opposite Masonic Temple . r or Mrs. Fred H. Tlchenor, 21423 Jacobsen, Clare Downer, Louise Office Boon: 1 to 6 Daily—Closed Sundays and Holidays COSTS LESS HONORS HOUSE GUEST Stand By aa Friendly Guide Henwood, Messrs. Charles Hambell. 911 SANTA MONICA BOULEVARD PBONE 25956 Mrs. H. J. Engelbrecht, 607 Deny a child tbt opportunity to W. G. Slemmons. HOLLYWOOD OFFICE, 5906 Hollywood Blvd- GLadstoae 7160 Georgina avenue, entertained with a City Briefs grow in a wholesome wav and he Awards for special scores in five with tha teen era l luncheon Tuesday in honor of Mrs. H. 3. Engelbrecht, 607 Georgina w111 **** secret and socially unde- hundred went to Mesdames Myler, Office Hours: 9 to 12 M.—Closed Sunday! and Holiday! W. W. Sanford of Fallon, Nev., wbo avenue, has toft on a trip to the I sirable outlets for his inner urges Locke and Garrigue, and Messrs. i__ Snap-Action 'ihemxfa]" is a house guest of the Engelbrechts North and to Nevada. Ha will stop an' d impulses Secret ways are un­ Hambell, Myler and Coulter. and a sister of H. J. Engelbrecht at 8an Francisco and various other wholesome ways that augur 111 ta The GENERAL Wa­ She plans to remain In Santa places and plans to be gone about the development of frank, honest, Monica during the winter. a month. wholesome characters. fer Heater answers The other luncheon guests were If we expect our children to grow the torn of the faucet Mrs. Fred Thomas of Los Angeles Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Neal, 1952-C to be adults free from deception A Free $25.00 GENERAL with aa instant f nil and Mrs. Jean Drake. Nineteenth stiest. announce tbe and shame, be sure that they must Rodionic Diagnosis and "Snap Action" birth of a daughter, Betty Lee, at have frequent opportunities to Thermostat flow of steaming hot the Santa Monica hospital Septem­ practice self-reliance, honestv, loy­ X-Ray Report water . . . and your ber 24. alty, perserverance and helpfulness After tbe above reports bave Oata sat con­ hot water costs less. to others. been made, unless we feel sure sumption. It Let's be willing to stand by in the shuts off gas In­ Besides, it's the saf­ we can produce satisfactory Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Zimmerman role of friendly guide while our results, your ease will oat be stantly—no waste est heater you can of Glendale have named their children try their fledgling wings. Its Valuable I of gas by grad­ buy. Approved by daughter Doris Jean, who was born accepted. ual turn-offs aa at Santa Monica hospital Septem­ American Gas Asso­ Walter Little, 1020 San Vicente ! DR.aH RHODES with ordinary ber 23. boulevard, bat returned from a trip thermostats. ciation. Folly Guaran­ to San Francisco. Sunday he was Phone 28428 teed. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mordue, 2221' _ a guest of Gov. James Rolph, who I X-Ray Chiropractor Pourth street, announce the birth entertained with a barbecue at bit I 28 Security Bank Bldg. BUY A of a daughter, Margaret, at the ranch bl Menlo park. Santa Monica hospital September 28. _#&+ _1 l Pair 67 Years Wed, T***;*T'*'**r o§ Voice Helen Studio, Mar Vista Hotel No Death In Family Second and Ariaona <_»enerAl Voice Plac.ni aad Loaci.n* for LOS ANGELES, Oct 1 CSV-Mr. Recital aaS Opera WATER HEATER (ram ooectitiese plumber- and Mrs. J. H. Remington tomor­ Beginner* and Advanced Pupil* row will observe their sixty-seventh Free Voice Trial Tuesday* and Friday* Children wedding anniversary and 67 years Ruggles White S ta 4 r. M. C. C. Fox Lee Ruthven Phone S. M. -SSS4 fop appointment 11634 San Vicente Blvd HAIRCUT JtIC 25c unmarred by a single death ln their 1074 Broiton Ave. Expert Werk Beantifni Shop family group. WLA 51436 WLA 32616 Remington is 89 years of age, and Sanitary Methods his wife 84. They were married ln Marshalltown, la., and came to For Classified Ads C. H. Berger California 30 years ago. They are 833 20th St. Outlook Shop the parents of eight children. There Telephone 22285 Santa Monica 25130 are 17 grandchildren tad 16 great­ 1506 FOURTH ST. grandchildren. •tfftURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1931 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PAGE SEVEN *_£ C_*i LOCATION- tCREEl* " ; •JNSTUDIOS' > saTAS-Et - i55_e_ •i* TiHErATiRE$ N Comes Wilshire Shows * Nam* l|Barrymore Seen Current Bay District Production s Promise Much Entertainment -«_• II M I. OCEAN PARK. STARTS TODAY Novel Picture At Fox Theater 1 1 __**"'*v "; II i I <_*_.. __8 toHHHMr.^/ -*"-_E _ T^_———*——-—t; 4k tt _***: -e* _I^^^HE I _tj______. _9 4s ideas on evolution, the eminent I Lionel Barrymore in "A Free Sour' £i-___ili H scientist, lawyer and lecturer, Clar­ as tbt veteran criminal attorney ence Darrow, in '-The Mystery of brought a reward of more work in­ 11 r • %JH1B^ Bl' 4 Life,"* which opens a three-day stead of a vacation. BII <*j|| engagement at tttt Wilshire Santa Bayard Veiller, noted mystery- -?w M . *.' Monica theater today, gives to the play dramatist, was working on an , v !k ____.__? *•* world for tht first time the screen ' original story for Metro-Ooldwyn- ^'*\W-'''~* \ *i* J-' ""Js*"*? story of Ult loves and tragedies : Mayer when ht saw Barrymore in I tf the real "underworld**—the world the Norma Shearer picture and under foot This is the world where I went right back to write bit prin­ the scar.aced gangster gets his cipal characterization so that no­ victim without fail and without ex­ body but Barrymore could play it. piating his crime — where love is The new Veiller thriller. "Guilty elemental tad not with passion- 1 Hands," is now at the Fox Criterion where warfare is so skillfully or­ I theater with Barrymore in the fea­ ganized that waste is not known, tured role, again that of a veteran the bodies of the dead even being criminal attorney. utilized to strengthen tht fortitude W. S. Van Dyke directed tht pic­ Of the victors—where death lurks at ture, with tbt supporting cast in­ every hand, and a breeze that turns cluding Kay Francis, Madge Evans, a leaf may be the instrument of William Bakewell, C. Aubrey Smith, : death to thousands. ' Polly Moran and Alan Mowbray. , '•""•-. ' ';" " ' '."Jji '•£•' This is also the "underworld" that Before "A Free Soul," Barry- now lies beneath tht dank vegeta­ ! more devoted his efforts to direct­ tion of tttt jungles, where, amid tht ing, and tt was with some reluc­ towering stalks of rank grasses and tance that he again turned actor to meet popular demand. plant life, the snail woos his mate Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, ln "Pardon Us," now are provoking and the Dracula of the insect king- Constance Bennett and Joel As tbt murderer in "Guilty do mskitters down the highways of McCrea. opens tomorrow at the Hands," Barrymore has the pivot- laughter at the Fox Dome theater. ._-__^~*i ______5 *%i darkness with murder in his heart Nuart theater. It- role of a unique plot situation. and olood on his lips—the jungle He commits tbt crime in order to Lionel Barrymore aad Kay Francis in "Guilty Hands," current that once covered tbt earth and In i save hit daughter from wrecking at the Fox Criterion theater. which, in the early days of creation, Band Programs ber life. When he ls found out, was forged, in the heat of love and he uses all his resources to shift the iron of hate, the thing that to­ the blame, but Fate takes a hand Francesco Ferullo's Santa Monica and fives a startling twist to the day we call man. band will present an all-request pro­ "The Mystery of Lift** It unique. I dramatic climax. Nothing like it has ever been seen gram tomorrow afternoon and eve­ An exceptionally fine program of upon the screen before. It has been ning at the municipal auditorium. accompanying short subjects com- in the making in tilt laboratories ' prises the first of a series of "Tab- of science for tab years. Many of I NEW PBRASE DEVISED | Laffs" by Pete Smith, entitled The world hat its scenes could not bt duplicated. Paramount announces tbat tbe I "Fisherman's Paradise"; a peppy It has a most amazing interest for term "geography shot" will replace I comedy, "Tht Tamale Vendor, long been wait­ theater-goers of all ages, because "long shot" in describing tha cam­ starring Tom Patricola; a Flip tbt Sit life itself. ' era view that takes in the entire set. Frog cartoon, "Stormy Seas," and ing for their first the Fox Movietone News. full -Ion g t h TIVOLI talkie! Just how secretive a sensitive male may become in respect to his name ia amusingly illustrated ln "Range Feud^starring Buck Jones, playing at the Tivoli theater tonight and Friday, The hero of this lively Western romance bad been christ­ ened by bis parents—Cuthbert Chancey Dale! Although the present —PLUS- story does not reveal the fact, tht EPICS' SPECTACULAR chances are that Cuthbert Chauncey Marie Dressier and Polly Moran in "Politics," playing tonight Louise Fazenda, Irene Rich, Lllyan Tashman and Evelyn Brent began to realize there was some­ and Friday at the Brentwood theater. in "The Mad Parade," now at the Fox California thing wrong tbt first time his teacher called tbt roil and all the was made, Robert Milton, tht di- length approximately 750 feet long, i .mni ism* wim-i ••*,MtmmmMm iiii*»'iiiw»i>i»ii**ii>«isiiisiiii»s»iswsii«»**iisiw«ww»»ii»*ii other little boys began to giggle. rector, took everybody to dine at big enough to allow hundreds to When wt catch up with Cuthbert one of Hollywood's finest cafes, to dance aboard lt at a masked ball, I Chauncey Dale! Although the present show bis appreciation. Interrupted by the tearing loose of j boy roaming the range somewhere Those featured in the tender and tbt ship from itt mast, and its West of the Rockies. But by thit whimsical drama of domestic life sensational crack-up in midair. The time he has become plain Tom Dale. art Lewis Stone, Evalyn Knapp. guests descend from tht craft tn | Charles Butterworth, Doris Kenyon, parachutes, swung in holes along tht Not even to bit loyal pal, Olaf. to f an out d deck John Darrow, Oscar Apfel, Unal e° 1 _ _ .„ v__, ,_ ._ _ does he admit the dreadful secret Merkel and Nella Waiktrv The pic- • „«; ls aboard the CBP-15 that of his christening. Tbe fact is, tt dan takes a stagecoach robbery, a ture is an adaptation of "You and M» 2nS»tan makes hwtempes- And V the Harvard prize play by Philip |^.en_T_F-j* tl?Vh-_^wVU^ Chimpanzee threatened arrest and tht inher­ T>„_„ ~.v.—The cur­ With wt first conference game Fairfax. Unihi, Brouse's Aerial ers was tht mental type every coach tain parted today, conjecture ended of the season scheduled for Satur­ Btlmont and likes to have oa his football team. ceased, and on tbt day wltb the Ventura Junior col­ Beverly Hills to He was a fine punter, a fine for­ great stage of base- lege Pirates, Coach Charley Brown's practice sessions. ward passer, a great lint plunger, oall was thrown Santa Monica jaysee Corsairs have While tht Prex- and a marvel on defense. Ernie once more tbt an­ been -track with the flu, Charley ies dropped WorkWinsBerth Nevers was a football player with­ horses, sore leg epidemics, light­ their last game out a fault.'' nual drama of tbt ning, housemaid's knee, thunder­ world series. storms and what have you, to say to Ventura high, Tht old fox of the farm thinks they are rated as Jones Likes Passing of All tbt statistics the least. a tough outfit. another of bit proteges, Jim Thorpe -lamond scientists The men who are afflicted at tbt Soph, May Use Him in of Carlisle, was the next best. Then could muster were present with the important tiff just The Vikings to order come Heffelfinger, the Yale tossed into waste a few days off are Sam Shanbaum. entertained int Oregon State Tiff guard; Willie Heston, the Michigan j oaskets. All tbt Gil Rankin, Lloyd Hurst, An Val­ Hooverites at halfback, and Frank Hinkey, the predictions, all tbt lon, Paul Rydell, Alden Burke, Carl Santa Monica LOB ANGELES, Oct, 1 (CNS)— Yale end. '/ ,'oravt declarations Youngdahl and Witherspoon. last year and a Willard "Sonny*" Brouse, the youth Seems to mt Morley Drury and /pf hope and confi- After the outcome of \i\6 Santa Donny ir-tvier flashy passing who passed his way to Coach Frank Carideo ought to be put in . JUence slipped into Barbara fracas last Saturday nad attack enabled the visitors to trim Howard Jones' tbat first five somewhere, but I l.ht background. taken itt toll on tht Buc perform­ Samohl by a 6-0 count after a long, notioe, eaa bt guess tht shrewd old Palo Alto jigAnd on the battle- ers, nothing but gloom seemed to hard struggle. Neither team was expected to see coach knows what he's talking ytm I _ * ' :*«field of flag-decked be ahead for Coach Brown's foot­ much last year, but both have im­ action Saturday about. Gabby Street Sportsman park tbt ballers. proved Immensely so tomorrow's when the South- • • • world champion Philadelphia Ath­ Loss Hits Hopes fracas should prove both interest­ e r n California Who's gonna be the next heavy­ letics faced the St. Louis Cardinals Although four of tbe eight men ing and fast. Trojans collide weight champion? if you know, may be ready for action to the im­ with the weighty in actual conflict, the first game pending tussle, the loss of tbt oth­ 72-19 Record you can clean up a lotta scratch. A of the 1931 World Series. Bay fans are still undecided as to Oregon state New York fight writer has made up Scarcely since the first of tbt ers ls certain to be felt. Applica­ footballers la a a "future book" on the possibilities tions of not towels by Trainer Just now good Coach Joe Buckmas- diamond's great heroes, now shroua- "Snick" Hine to Sam Shanbeum's ter's men are. True, they've rolled Coast conference of the leading heavyweights gather­ ed by dimming memories, swung leg relieved him considerably yes­ op 73 points in tour games to 18 melee at Olym­ ing in the title held by Max "Attar into action in the earliest ot these terday and, pending injuries be­ for tbt opposition. That shows pic stadium. of Roses" Schmeling. fall battles, has there been a set­ tween now and Saturday, tbt oril- both offensive and defensive abil­ Tbt promotion Mickey Walker. 6 to I. ting so tense ln its dramatic pos­ Jack Sharkey, 8 to 1. liant Corsair halfback should bt ity, even more so wben lt is known yesterday of Pnmo Camera, 8 to 1. sibilities and so wide in its appeal. in tip-top shape and ready to go. that IS of those points were scored Brouse, 165- Ernie Scbaaf. 12 to 1. Two-Year Streak Gil Rankin, who was formerly by Beverly Hills against tht Sam­ pound sopho­ Charley Retzlaff. 12 to 1. For two straight years tht Phlla- playing first-string fullback, haa ohi second tad third-stringers. Howard Jones more, from the Jack Dempsey, 12 to 1. d.-lphla Athletics, champions ot tbe Associated Press Photo been reverted to one of the wing Spartan squad to the varsity, where Tommy Lout-ran, 20 to I. American league and one of the to every game to date the Vikes bt alternated with Gaius Shaver Victoria Campolo. 25 to I. Plenty of fuss and feathers was promised today when these wallopers got together. Mickey Cochrane posts by Coach Brown. Rankin have launched a brilliant, deceptive Stanley Poreda. 30 to 1. most powerful ball clubs ever as­ suffered a wrecked knee recently, and Orv Mohler as tint string sembled, bave maced into subjec­ and Al Simmons were on deck to harass tbt National league entry, while Chick Hafey and Frankie attack ln tht first few minutes of quarterback, was taken to mean Steve Hamas, 30 to 1. Frisch attempted evil- things on tbe Mack mound staff. which has forced him to take play to get tbt jump. Against Bel­ Does it surprise you to see Walker tion the champions ot tht National things more or less easy. Luckily, mont, Donny Fowler tossed a pass Jones would use tbt youth in an at tbe top of the list? It does me, circuit. however, lt has been responding to to Nick Donatoni on the second aerial attack against the Staters. too. Tommy Loughran beat Mickey At their head, mahout of tbt Scalpers Busy treatment and he will probably be Samohi play and the lanky Italian Pleases Jones early this year and the best Mickey White Elephants, rides Connie used against the Ventura Pirates. and galloped half the field for a Brouse's feat of completing 24 could get with tht redoubtable Mack, 68 years old, tall, stately, Lloyd Hurst, halfback, who also touchdown, in the Beverly Hills passes against tttt varsity last Tues­ Sharkey pusson was a draw. time-ridden, striving to attain be­ Savoldi Issues Ling Loses Nod; has a wrecked knee as a result of day was an eye-opener for Jones, A's 1*2 Choice setto Tuesday Samohi had three Schmeling tt a tough, sturdy man fore the curtain falls on his own the Roadrunner tiff, was not at touchdowns in 18 minutes. and yesterday he had the Monrovia who gets better as tht fight pro­ colorful carter, a record no other • • * practice yesterday, but should be Light Team boy work almost entirely on aerial gresses. I doubt if Playboy Mickey pilot ever has attained—three primed by game time. Out wltb heaves. Jones plant to try to make would have the stamina to keep go­ straight world championships. Different Balls the flu, Art Vallon, fighting run­ While tht team as a unit Is light, a ball carrier out of bim at well. ing with tht German over the 15- In his ranks are three of the out­ Nat Challenges Nelson Tops Foe ning guard and one of the scrap­ ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1 UPh- it is also fast as blazes. "Roarin' The youth may lack tbt rugged- round distance. It's a cinch Maxle standing sluggers of the period- Scalpers were asking from $8.50 piest men en toe entire squad, de­ Ray" Lopez and Donny Fowler art wouldn't sign for a 10-rounder, as spite his mere 188 pounds, was not ness that Jones requires of his ball- eager, brawny Al Simmons, the bat­ to $15 for a $5.50 reserved seat tbt speed burners in the backfield carrying quarterbacks, but as far as he knows he's a slow starter. ting champion; the cherub-faced Trounces Marshall, Now for today's game between tbt Fast Battles at Beach even to school yesterdiy. and apt to shake loose and go for Now a guy like Schaaf might do A wrecked leg is keening Alden passing Is concerned, experts say powerhouse, Jimmy Foxx, and Ready for Anybody; Athletics and Cardinals. Seats Ring; Munoz Kayoed; a touchdown any time. (Lopez Bovard field probably has never seen lt. Ht can absorb punishment so Mickey Cochrane, greatest of the priced at $8.50 were located be­ Burke, halfback, on tht sidelines, hopped, skipped and jumped 64 well they call bim tbt "human present day catchers. On tbe firing yond the first- and third-base but he should be well enough by tht like of his heaving. His passing Muir Wins Bout Bell Looks Good Saturday to play. Carl Youngdahl, yards for a touchdown against Bev­ was better than that of either sponge." He's rough and tough line he had Lefty Grove, tbe lanky, lines. Internal revenue agents erly Hills.) and has improved with every start. taciturn one, probably the outstand­ were circulating through hotel scrappy end, for the past week has Mohler or Shaver yesterday. LOS ANGELES, Oct. 1 (CNS)— By RINGSTER been considerably troubled by an On the line Captain Willard it Checks Up on Squad Schmeling would murder Demp­ ing southpaw of all times; "Big A sweeping challenge to claimants lobbies, cigar stores and other A tuneful melody in left, left, left, away out la front by himself with sey. places where tickets might be injured leg and ankle. It is feared Yesterday's practice was devoted Jarge" Earnshaw, the burly right­ ot the heavyweight wrestling cham- right, left time was played on the ht may not be fit for the coming his tackling. Somehow he wiggles chiefly to the business of checking • • • hander; Rube Walberg, another pionship was issued today by sold to see thtt only registered scalpers were dealing ln them. person of Charley Ling, Santa Important setto. Rydell, a guard, through tbt lint on virtually every up on each player to set if he knew If you were a big robust he-man lefty; the veterans Walte Hoyt and ''Jumping Joe" Savoldi,. former Monica welterweight, by a band- due to an attack of flu was not play and makes at least 75 per cent his assignment! on the various de­ like Mr. BUI Betts of Unihi, how Eddie Rommel, and tbe youngsters, Notre Dame grid ace, who scored j The world champion Ath­ some young Fairfax high fighter, out tor practice yesterday. of the tackles. partments of play. The players would you feel if you received a Hank McDonald and Leroy Ma- his second victory over Everette Fallback Lost haffey. letics were quoted tt l-to-2 Bud Williams, to the main battle at Buckmaster's flat line coaching went through place-kicking, pant­ postal card on which was an ad­ Marshall, Colorado grappler, at favorites to defeat tbe Car­ the Santa Monica stadium last Failure to turn ln h s eligibility bat produced results. Both the ing, running and passing formations vertisement about a course in tap Against this outstanding crew, Olympic auditorium last night. dinals by Tom Kearney, St. night. card after proper Instructions had backs and forward! are blocking during the afternoon, with Jones dancing? The University of Cali­ tht National league mustered the The match proved to the satis- | Louis betting commissioner. lies been given out to the entire team bettor than any Samohl teams since making sure that each player knelew fornia extension division had tht Cardinals, harassed by injuries. faction of fans that Savoldi is tht I The Athletics also were held Ling staged a rally ln the third concerning this matter, will make what he had to do. blond Coloradan's master. His first round, but Williams' big lead proved tht reign of Coach "Dutch" Shutt. temerity and fortitude to send whipped ln six games last fail by by Kearney as 3-to-B to win Witherspoon, sub fullback, who While minus poundage the boys are The workout saw the return such a thing to Mr, Bill Betts, tht these same Athletics. For the Red win was of a questionable charac­ any one game, and 6 to 1 on too much for Ling to overcome and showed up well against Santa Bar­ ter, and Dr Harry Martin, chair­ four straight. long on class as a whole. the first string of Garrett Arbelbl big he-man robust coach! The Birds of Gabby Street lt was more tbe judges' decision in favor of Wil­ bara, ineliginie to pHy Saturday. The big wingman was demoted postal is to my possession and than just a struggle for fame and man of the state athletic commis­ liams was unanimous. Williams Chief Worry sion, had demanded a rematch Coach Charley Brown's Bucs had The chief worry at thit writing is the second team last Monday, being Will be displayed upon request. William Klem of the Na­ used a straight left throughout tht one of the toughest'scrimmage ses­ replaced try Ford Palmer. His tional league is umpire-in-chief fight, crossing occasionally with a sions to date yesterday on Han­ lack of capable reserves. Take one • • • or two first-stringers out and tht smashing play since, however, ap­ I dont suppose anyone gives a tion of the league itself, and tteg^,}! ft meet Jtai Londos for of the World Series. Klem is right. One right caught ling on tbt ford field, having almost a formal parently won recognition from gosh darn about tbe Coast league caliber of ball in the circuit that _ .. ppling title named entering bis fifteenth series, whiskers in the second session and game amongst themselves. They whole outfit is weakened. Put in the w0 ld Kra a record unequalled by any a ntw team and tbt whole shebang Jones. baseball chase now, but Russ New- has sent its last four champions by the National Wrestling associa- he went down like a log. The bell even kicked off, but Brown and l.is land, tbe eagle-eyed A. P. man of out to defeat at the hands of the tion at St. Louis yesterday, Savoldi other umpire. rang at tht count of two. assistants, Paul R. Kurtz. Paul G. collapses. Williamson to Start Frisco, has picked first and second American tltleholders. Another vie Nelson Wins Kepner and Elmer C. Sandmeyer, The weak link in the chain it the Capt. Stan Williamson, center, said: Since the two major leagues was out with an injured arm, his all-star circuit teams. Here are his tcry for the Athletics in this series Joe Says He's Ready It took Jackie Nelson two rounds were on the field instructing the tackle position, asserts Buckmaster. teams: use baseballs that are slightly backs and linesmen. At present Louis McNairy tad Dave post being filled by Curtis Toi would set a new record for straight "While I have not had the ex different, the National league to catch uu with pop-eyed Judy First Team series victories in the inter-league perience ot tome of the men men Garcia, but when the Ocean Parker Lanagan are the first-stringers, but ht is sure to be able to Burns, Los Anieles, first base. ball will be In play in the with Bob Simmons and Ben Wood­ Saturday. Aaron Rosenberg. Rhiel, Portland, MCOn. base. competition. tioned, my "record entitles me to a games at St. Louis, and tht finally slapped Judy on tbe kisser CrosetU, Seals, shortstop. But against this background of shot at the best the game affords. cock holding down the second- running guard since Johnny Baker' American league ball at Phila­ the Mexican went down tor tht injury, also saw little action dot to 0»sella, Hollywood, third base. history making possibilities, then I am ready to take on either Lon delphia. Unlike 1030. both count Nelson waited until Garcia choice seats on the bench. Xekhardt. Missions, right field. stood out the possibility of individ­ dos or Lewis." Poor Passing a slight knee injury. Statz, Los Angeles, center field. baseballs have "raised seams." came out of bis shell and then ltt Frisco on Trail Hill, Hollywood. left field. ual drama overshadowing all else. In last night's match, Savoldi Tht National league baseball him have it with both barrels. Gar­ One noticeable weakness is tbt Jim Mustek, battering fullback, Busier, Hollywood, and Cox, Seattle. Por instead of pinning his faith took two out of three falls. He won also has a slightly thicker cia was floored once before he suf­ poor passing from Fach and Scheiss, was at his old post after being catchers. on grizzled Burleigh Grimes, the em­ the first fall in 23 minutes 44 sec­ cover than in 1930. whereas tht fered the kayo punch. first and second-string centers. out for two days with a bad foot. Shellenback. Hollywood, snd Gibson, battled spltball hurler who lost two onds, using a series of hcadlocks. American league cover is simi­ What started to bt a heated strug­ Against Beverly Hills three poor Beats, pitchers. tough games to the A's last fall, or Marshall took tba second fall to I SIDELINE Second Team lar to a year ago. gle between Ernie Rivers of Santa Of Pennant Win passes cost tht Vikes that many minutes 28 seconds with an over­ Keescy, Seals, first base. depending for the all-important Monica and Frank Martinez of Lot conversion attempts and one pass GRID SCENES Parrell, Los Angeles, second base. "jump" ln tht brief seven-game head body slam. Joe took the third If Al Simmons chooses to hit Angeles ended in tbt first round went over the Samohi back's head Br Th* United Press French, Sacramento, shortstop. frr- on his veterans, Lefty Bill Hal­ and deciding fall in 8 minutes and a home run he will be obliged BERKELEY—George Watkins, 8 seconds with a head scissors. when Rivers was accidentally fouled Seals Chased by Oaks; and was recovered by a Norman for Bale, Portland, third base. lahan, Flint Rhem, Sylvester John­ to drive the ball 480 feet into during a slugging bee. He dropped a touchdown. Ouch! high-kicking halfback, will replace Coleman, Portland, right field. son or Jim Lindsey, all with World Bonnie Muir defeated Don An- the centerfield bleachers. The Angels Out; Ducks Hank Schaldach, Injured backfield Cana. Seals, SMsUr field. 0 to tbt floor to agony and was un­ The probable starting lineup: Sulik. Sesls, left field. Series experience, the old sergeant. I *JT^ jg^? ! iJEwJS-A™.^. *? distance from home plate to able to continue. Tht boys were Conlin and Kasl, ends; McNairy and ace, in tht California Bears' lineup — „_u„ _,;!-„, „ '. „„ _ _„„£,„ ,„ ' seconds with a backward body slam. left field it 360 feet, and to Paddle Stars against St. Mary's Saturday. "Navy Brenzel, "'Mtfn*. and Severeid, Hol­ ?«^vytvf» WH ^fnt_ ™L W le to Waldek Zbyszko beat Sol Schlagel matched for next week by Pro­ Lanagan, tackles; Willard and lywood, catchers. right field is 320 feet. There moter Dave Landau. Bill" Ingram picked Ray East for Ballou, Los Angeles, snd H. PUlette, carry the load of a man ln the fast time of II minutes 38 is a screen, however, in right Bs- TlM United Press Clarke, guards; Fach, center; Noon­ He was Paul Derringer. 6 feet 2! seconds with a combination body an, quarterback; Kast and Lopez, tht other half, with Capt. Ed Grif­ Missions, pitchers. inches of yearling, but with one of field, and bt will have to clear Munoz Stopped All that remained today between fiths an the bench when the game • • a slam and doublt armlock. it. Babe Ruth cleared the the San Francisco Seals and victory halfbacks, and Fowler, fullback. tbt finest first year records ever Vic Christ]" made good in his first The scheduled return match be­ starts. What a nice set of mooses Dick compiled in tht National league. screen twice three years ago, tween Mike Munoz and Freddy in the second half of the Coast league Hanley hat at Northwestern. The appearance here by tossing Jorgen once driving a home run was the Oakland ball club. PALO ALTO—Like the Golden Never before had a World Series Peterson in the curtain-raiser in 8 Belcher failed to materialize when first string tackles, Marvil and manager ever gambled in tbt start­ through a plate glass window Belcher was pronounced unfit by San Francisco won again last Bears, Stanford's captain will bt Riley, weigh 230 and 325, respective­ minutes 12 seconds with a body across the street. night from the Seattle Indians, 8 ing game of tht classic with such slam. the bouse physician. Munoz took on benched when tbt whistle blows tor ly, while tht tub tackles scale 240 Inexperienced material. Only a year George Kalazoozian, Los Angeles to 4, but tbt Oaks kept right on Gondoliers Play tbe Santa Clara contest Saturday. and 205. The starting backfield a- > this time tbt 25-year-old giant Negro, and was knocked out in 30 their heels by scoring another vic­ Capt. Harry Hillman will watch Phil sizes up with Russell, 310, lullback; right hander, a stolid sort of farmer NET CHAMPION CAVALRY POLO seconds by a right to the stomach. tory over the Los Angeles Angels, Baker perform at quarter, while Moore, 190, left half; Rentner, 113, The colored boy floored Munoz once 3 to 2. The defeat almost put the Phil Moffatt, leading halfback, will bov from Kentucky, waa finishing Angels, now in third place, out of right half, and Lewis, 186, quarter­ out his yearly stint with Rochester TEAM TO COME before Mike took the full count. give way at the start to La Combe, back. MAKES INITIAL A rally in tbt third round brought the running. Colonial Eleven to tbe International league. 179-pound "find" of the Warner This item ought to Interest "Bun­ To climax the pitching drama BAY CITY BOW TO LOCAL TURF victory to Art Riot, Venice Mexican, The Seals art two games ahead •quad* ker Bill" Spaulding, whose Bruins and bring out tbt widest possible after an Interesting setto with Or- of the Oaks, but the latter team has After their 13-to-0 defeat at tht play the Wildcats. ville Allen. Tbe latter outboxed the one more game to play than San RENO, Nev.—Injuries to three pitching contrasts on the two clubs, One of the finest army poto teams Francisco, The Seals, naturally, are hands of San Pedro high school last the experts, batting to place of a SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1 (U.R) — Mexican for two rounds, but lost the Friday, Coach Grayson Turney's stellar players dimmed Nevada uni­ on the coast, that reprer lting tbt third by a big margin. the favorites, although Oakland's versity's chances today to trim manager who will not talk about Ellsworth Vines, new national sin­ close pursuit la lending excitement Venice high varsity football team such things, selected Grove as the gles champion, and Keith Oledhlll, Eleventh Cavalry of Monterey, will Jimmy Bell, representing tbt will meet the Fairfax high Colonials Brigham Young TJ. of Provo here to the circuit's closing week Saturday. Earl Springer, George Athletics' opening hurler. Intercollegiate titlist. were paired to­ invade tht Uplifters' club for a se­ Douglas Aircraft company, took the tomorrow afternoon at the latter's Wanting Snu-ded decision over Eddie Hoffman. Bell The San Franciscans piled up a field. Coach Frank Shaffer of Fair­ Boddell and Ralph Haynes are the day ln tbt feature doubles match ef ries of games, the first of which will three-run lead ln tbe first Inning, GOOD WEATHER is green, but sizes up as a good fax hasn't a strong team either trio on the bench lift, according to the Pacific Ooast tennis champion­ be played a week from Sunday. prospect. and with Jimmy Ztan ln the box this year. Santa Monica high school Coach Oeorge W. Philbrook. Ht PREDICTED they were never headed. In the ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1 (U.R)—The sky ships today. Headed by CoL A. H. "Jingle" Wil­ Joe Orusman floored Joe Vallee in recently pounded out a 7-to-6 win had tbt team working on a pass Making his first appearance in the second for a long count and Oakland game, the Seraphs scored over Shaffer's men. defense. was cloudy early today as baseball son, former seven-goal army star, only to the seventh, when Moore To Duck Hunters tht tourney, Vines was to team with the team will Include Lieutenants then coasted tn to win a three-round Coincldentally, the stars on both fans prepared to attend the opening bout. clouted a homer that scored a run­ game of the world series between Gledhill against Everett Mertes and Pagan, Thornburgh and Jerolgan, elevens, Venice and Fairfax, are LINCOLN. Neb.—Coach Dana X. George Hirschfield to a doubles ner ahead ot him. Oakland did all named Wagner, Joe Wagner, plung­ Bible, polishing bit Nebraska SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. I (U.R) — the Philadelphia Athletics and the with Captain Rodwell as alternate the scoring in the first two innings St. Louis Cardinals here today. match. ing Venice fullback. It by far the Cornhuskers for their intersection-. More than 100 game wardens have Upaets continued to mark the The Uplifters will pick their line­ Swimming Program The Portland Beavers white­ Gondoliers' best bet. Against tbe game Saturday with Northwestern been selected to enforce President No rain was predicted for the day. singles play yesterday. Gordon Jason up for the initial game from Clair washed the Hollywood Stars, 10 to 5 Vikes the Colonial Wagner Showed at Evanston, stressed defensive plays Hoover's proclamation reducing tbe however, by the United States of San Francisco defeated Gregory Brunson. Lionel Pedley, Hal Roach. their big inning coming in tht sec­ up impressively. yesterday. duck season to one month, George weather bureau. Dr. Harry Wilson, Will Rogers. Scheduled Tonight Mangin, America's sixth ranking With tbt tint of the bimonthly ond when they put over five runs. Coach Jack Hughes' powerful Tonkin, federal game warder an­ player, 6-4, 6-4, and Gerald Strat­ Snowy Baker. Reggie Weiss and The Stars apparently are taking Venice nigh Lightweight footballers, SOUTH BEND, Ind.—Marchmont nounced today. CHISOX BLANK Charles Crawford. swimming and diving exhibitions a things easy In preparation for the CUBS, 9-0 ford, former California champion, big success two weeks ago, Manager who bave yet to drop a game, were Schwartz tore through the freshmen These deputies -*-•'* be distributed defeated George Patrick Hughes, Pedley, brother of the famous Eric title series. scheduled to tangle with San Fer­ tor consistent gains in scrimma*. to duck territory throughout tbt CHICAGO, Oct. 1 (IMS—The White Pedley, and himself a fine mallet- Harvey Walters of the Venice Swim­ British Davis cupman, 10-8. 1-6, 6-3. ming association announces the sec­ The Missions had no trouble dis­ nando high school at tbe valley yesterday aad revealed for tht fb-t state and will make arrests, seize Sox held a one-game advantage man, will captain tht blues to tn posing of the Sacramento Senators field today. Captain Gege Gravante, time this year the form tbat won guns and prosecute in federal court over their National league oppon­ Fred Perry, teammate of Hughes, intra-club game against tbe Whites, ond program to take place tonight survived the round, as did George at • o'clock to the Venice plunge. 8 to 3. full, and tut teammates should win bim aa All-American halfback berth all violators of tbt law. ents, the Chicago Cubs, today as led by Brunson, on Uplifters' field over the San Fernandoans. last year. They will go on duty at once and the two teams lined up for the sec­ Lott and Ed Chandler. Playing with The last affair drew a capacity Mrs. Helen Wills Moody to defense this Sunday. crowd to the plunge and an equally WRESTLING LAST NIGHT protect the ducks from hunters who ond game of tbt city series to de­ By Use Associated Pre** attempt to kill before tht opening cide supremacy of Chicago's two of their mixed doubles title. Lott won large one ls expected to view to­ the first round from Patsy McCoy night's a«ua feats. Tbe public is NEW YORK—Jot "Toots- Mondt, 327, of the season. Tonkin said. The major league baseball teams. and Neil Brown, 6-1,6-1. Colorado, threw Ivan Vernyhora. Ill, season this year will be f~- i No­ Behind Red Faber's brilliant hurl­ Fight Figgers invited free of charge. Russia, 57:10; Oeorge Calza. 318, Italy vember 16 to December 15. ing yesterday, the Sox won a 9 to 0 Still on tht downgrade, last Tbt feature of the program will threw Benny Gtnsburg, MO, Chicago, be a water polo game between the 30:11; Qino Oarlbaldl. 210, Italy, threw victory, scoring seven runs in the night's fight selections resulted Abe Kasker, 303, Syria. 1S:4|; Frank sixth inning and two more in the Romans in 25-0 Win to no better than a 4-point powerful Los Angel/3 Athletic club Speers, 130, Oklahoma, threw "Farmer'' Southland Bowlers seventh. Tht veteran Faber allowed drop in tbe percentage column. Olympic all-stars aid the Los An­ BUI Nelson, 210, at. Louis, 835; Al Pier- only five hits and only one Cubs Over Samohi Babes Although three fights were geles municipal lifeguards. An un- ottl, 313. Boston, threw Wanka Selesnlak. In Sweepstakes Go batsman got as far as third base. Coach Floyd Mishler's Santa picked correctly and three were officlal lifeguard test will be given SIS. Russia, lltt, All the home teams of tbt South­ Pour CUM pitchers were knocked Monica high school class Cee foot­ not, tbat didn't keep the fig­ to many of tbt guards and will con­ ST. LOUIS—,Ma Londos. 205. Greece, ern California Bowling league — ball artist were vanquished, 38 to 0, ures train rolling down. At sist of first aid work, resuscitation, threw Hans Kampfer, 220, Oermany, 1:11; You'll Go from the box by tbe Sox onslaught. Oeorge Zsharlas, 338, Colorado, threw Paul Miller's Drugs, Cornett's Clothiers, yesterday at Hanford field by Los Wilmington—Santiago Zorilla breaking strangle hold* in the water Jaones, 308, Texas, 32:02; Ernie Dusek. Sam and Fat's and Mosk's Tailors— PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Angeles high school's midgets, if won over Cecil Payne, Goe etc. Swimming races, comedy diving 215, Nebraska, threw Jack Burke, 305, will engage in a sweepstakes event they can be called that. Por a class and comedy relay races will com­ Davenport, la.. 9:05. W L Pet. Goeders won over "wild Man" plete the card. tonight at the Dome alleys at 8 30. San Francisco 55 37 .598 Cee outfit the Romans looked ex­ O'Hannigan and Jack Slager QUEBEC—Henri Deglane. 218, Montreal. ceptionally bulky. defeated George Zsrynoff. 300, Russia, two Oakland ______88 41 ATS won over Don La Rut. At Oak­ out of three falls; first, Deglane, 31 48; Bruin Frosh to Vie Lot Angeles —...... 48 42 .538 Probably one of tbt reasons why land—Andy Divodi won over second. Zsrynoff. 4:51; third, Deglane. Twice As Far With Portland 48 45 .616 the Samobabes didn't show up tt Gaston Lecadre. At Seattle — Sunset Fields and I'M, Hollywood ______48 well as might be expected was be­ Tod Morgan won over Sammy With Glendale /. C. 48 .473 cause Mishler started second and Clover Field Meet Slated for their first toll game Sacramento ...... _...... 40 52 .435 Santos. At Chicago—King Missions ...... 39 81 .433 third-stringer? Although tht reg­ Levlnsky won over Joe Sekyra. Capt. "Red" Kerr"! league-lead­ EARLY teat of the season, U. C. L. A. fresh­ ulars played, they were not to the We won tbt Goeders, Divodi ing golfers from Clover Field will man football squad will meet Glen­ Seattle 41 84 .432 contest long enough to overcome dale junior college on Spaulding and Morgan fights. meet the Sunset Field's aggrega­ MORNING the Romans' early lead. Tonight's selections: At Pas­ tion Sunday to the third round ol field st tbe Westwood Hills campus j Tht first-string men probably Saturday afternoon at 2:30. adena—Canto Robleto to win play at the Santa Monica munici­ NEWS Night League were not used much, as the Mishler- over Bobby Mars, Paul Delaney pal course. Santa Monica is ex­ MADISON He's men were scheduled to have GONDOLIERS WIN over Tony Cadena, Don Ken­ pected to swamp the Invaders, who FLASHES Before a crowd of about 300 another practice game tonight with nedy over Speedy Chipras. Sal art Just above the cellar champs Venice high school's class Cee spectator! tbe Douglas Fliers Fairfax high --•-•>->i at the Colonials' to tbe Southern California public A popular Outlook Service football team yesterday registered Ortega over "Lucky" Baldwin defeated tbe Armacost Nur­ field. Following Is tbt inking reg­ and Leon Thompson over Jack golf league. brought to radio listeners each mm Impressive win over tht Univer­ sery, 1 to 0, and tbe Palace ular eleven: Ends—Sud Evans and morning, except Sunday, by sity high midgets, 27 to 6, in a game Levya At New York—Kid Clover Field's strongest rival, Ballroom won* over the Brent­ Curly Harkness: tackles—Bill Clark Chocolate over Jot Scalfaro. Westwood, should have an easy time the inimitable played on the Venice field. Frank wood Divoteers, 3 to 0. Sbd Jack Howell; guards—Bob Bon­ disposing of St. Andrew's, who rank Gravante and Ben Ockomoto were ner and Tom O'Dell; center — At Tacoma—Wildcat Carter Games tonight: Natives vs. over Mickey Gibbons. on tbe bottom of the list. Long BERT OLBERT tbe stars tor tht Gondoliers, each Riviera Hawks, 7:15, and Red­ Clsu-*" Hepler; halfbacks—"Tousy" Beach treks to Montebello and Pas­ RA. STANDINGS TO DATE scoring two touchdowns. Lurch man Storage vs. tbt Gllletts, Lopez and Danny Enrico; quarter­ adena entertains tbe Western ave­ scored for the papooses on a 70-yard back—Capt. Tony Cockins, and fall­ Won Lost Draw Pet. KTM—7. A. M. 8:30. 209 91 30 .697 nue bunch in other league matches "tverse. back—Fred Foster. Sunday. W THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1931 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PAGE NINE

Grownups Show Interest in Various Betty Ann's Bank Back as Teacher Scholarship Skip Pupils Studying Money Being Held Give History of Samolii Student Courses Offered fcy Evening School At Outlook Office fipiil^ IBP With Santa Monica grownups every day suggesting a new class that Is there a Betty Ana ta Jef­ lans Announced "would be lots of fun" If It could be included in the evening high school, Strange Cocoons ferson school? Or ln any other California Name Elections Today nine new evening teachers have been added for classes already organ­ school tn Santo Monica? _n_. ized. The nine classes include additional courses to typing, shorthand Aad If so. did Betty Ann lose Tabulation of Results Affair to Be Benefit to and bookkeeping and new classes to Journalism, needle art, advanced Hope to See Butterflies the money she was taking to Outlook's Story Telia How to Be Announced at Spanish, physical education aad school last week to add to her State Came to Boast Increase Fund of recreation. Come From Chrysalis savings bank acount? Morning Classes Samohi P.-T. A* On /. C. Faculty With the rapid increase this year During School Oeorge R. Koebel, 227 Wash­ Strange Title in the evening school, classes have ington street, found an envel­ Tomorrow morning results of the overflowed tbt high school and are ope near tbt comer ot Fourth •R^'v*^ Do you know what the name of _•"• •"* class elections at Samohl will bt Tht "scholarship skip" with a Two butterfly cocoons, one green street and Arizona avenue. On "dime admission and a nickel a meeting in tot John Adams and and one brown, tn Ming observed your state means? Or where tht tabulated. Nominations were held dance" promises to add a substan­ Lincoln Junior high schools; tht and studied by Franklin B-3 chil­ the envelope was written: "Bet­ Wednesday, September 23, to (Pt John Muir, Madison aad McKlnley ty Ann. Bank Money." Ia tte name came from? English classes and tbt election took tial sum to the scholarship fund of dren who are especially impressed envelope are some coins. the Samohl P.-T. A., which is used elementary schools; tbt public li­ with the protective coloring exhibit­ If you dont, you needn't feel em­ place today. to assist students through college. brary, the auditorium of the gas ed by the two specimens, tte green Koebel, not knowing Betty barrassed because nobody else Following are the nominees voted With Samohi and Jaysee cooper­ company and a private homt. Ann's last noma nor where she on today: one being attached to a green twig lived, brought the envelope to knows. At least, nobody can te ating with the P.-T. A., plans are "Someone suggests that a certain with green leaves, tte other being absolutely certain about the matter. Senior A class: President, Rely complete to make tht dance one course would be interesting," Elmer the Outlook offiot. If Bitty Brothers, Jack McLean, Clayton M. Krehbiel, principal, said today in fastened to a brown twig. Ann will tall at the office she A good many persons have decided of the outstanding good times of Tbt specimens art of cloudless •__r Brandt; vice president, George the school year. It is to bt given explaining the unusual crop of will find her money. that ttey know, but it la largely a Hlnes, George Holland, Rodney Cor- classes that continue to sprout. sulphur butterflies and were brought matter of guessing and your guess from 8:30 p. m. until ia in the to tte class by David Fehllng in I i brldge; secretary, Minnie Humble, orange room et the Mlramar notel. "Others agree tbat tbt class would is as good as anybody's. But. Of Doris Corkum. Yvonne Adams. bt Interesting; they suggest lt to whose yard the specimens were It is open to tbe public and high found. David also brought in a pic­ course, you ought to know tht his­ Senior B class: President, Jack school aad college students from their friends and first thing we tory of the name. know tte required enrollment it ture of the fall grown butterfly and n Noonan, Francis McLaughlin, John all sections of tbe Bay district are In tbe third chapter of "The Out­ Coontz; tttt president. Dale Mo- planning to attend. Dress is to be signed up." the children art hoping that the Honor Society to chrysalises will finish their long nap look's Story of Santa Monica," which Outre, Bowman Merritt, Robert informal. Lessons Are Free ia published today on page 14, tba Nielson; secretary, Sara Elizabeth Allan Harding's orchestra, made As cost of instruction for evening tad step out of their queer littlt high classes is paid by the state. houses during school hours. story la told of how tht name got Lane, Alvls Orace, John Rice. up of Samohi and Jaysee players, Oreheatra Practices started. Junior class: President, Bob Bar­ will provide the music. A group of there is no tuition charge. num, Dale Kasl, Ray Lopez; vice Samohl boys are arranging artistic With the addition of Ralph E. Pick New Leaders Tte most interesting fact in tht * _n Franklin's orchestra has begun chapter ia that a man who delighted president, Shirley Belmont, Jack lighting effects which will include Reynolds to the typing department, practice under tbt direction of Mrs. Brooks, Winston Woods; secretary. Indirect lighting, spot and colored tte especially ambitious students to telling tales wrote a fairy story— may attend as many aa tour nights Ethel B. Giampaolo. Wltb ten pu­ but you will read that In today's Jane Euwer, Helen Wells, Betty lights. Heading the high school pils already Joined, Mrs. Giampaolo Election Scheduled for Rope. group are Howard Robyn, electri­ a week. Shorthand also can be had chapter. ____•* •_____ four nights a week, with Miss Sara said sht expects the Franklin or­ Near Future at Sophomore class: President, John cian, and Ralph Berg, stage man­ chestra to do some excellent work Your attention is again called to ager, for Samohi events. M. Jordan as instructor. tte change to tte history's name. Rothwell. Charles Matson. Louis William O. Lundberg, who will this year. Samohi Robert Armacost, former Gaulton; vice president, Charles Tickets are on sale at the high Virginia Corwin, Louis Fehr, Fred The tint chapter appeared under Samohi student, ia back tbla school or may be obtained at *he teach the advanced Spanish class, tbt title, "The Story of Santa Picco, Louis Veenker, Henry Moon; Miss Alvia Sacknitz, ntw announced that tte work will not Cain and Kenneth tut—nM'fg con­ Aa organization meeting to elect year. He has returned as an secretary, Betty Baum, Barbara door. stitute tte violin section; Teddy officers for the Santo Monica High Monica." Then it was discovered instructor to tte science depart­ The P.-**"*. A. committee ln charge member of the foreign language be so advanced but that anyone may tbat this same name had been used Murdock, Virginia Roberts. department in Santa Monica's keep up it he has time for home Olewlne plays trombone; DtForrest School Scholarship society is sched­ ment tad it teaching botany, of the scholarship skip includes: and copyrighted by Miss Marie tbt subject to which he special­ Mrs. E. 8. Brann, Mrs. F. D. Olbbs, junior college, is teaching study. Fisher and Tracey Lay, trumpet; uled for the near future, according Walsh and the name was changed Mrs. Prank Prior, Mrs. C. E. Hewes French and Spanish and is ad­ Offer Journalism Peter Pinkerton, clarinet, and Harold to Miss I. K. Grosfield. faculty ad­ to "Tilt Outlook's Story of Santa ized during hit college and Jefferson and Miss Ethel M. Robinson, Sam­ visor tor the French club, the Another class which, will meet for Stambach, bells. These students are visor. Monica," graduate work. Armacost grad­ ohi girls' vice principal. Mrs. E. S. college's newest student organi­ tbt first time tonight is the Journal­ trying out tor piano: Wendella Members of the society include: uated from Pomona college two Tba A-2 and B-3 children in Jef­ Kline ls president of the Samohi sation. Miss Sacknitz, after ism class under Leslie S. Storrs city Tripp. Helen Louise Hamilton, Ka- Alden Agern, Raymond Atherton, Clip your chapter today before I years ago. Later ht spent a ferson school art interested ia pets. P.-T. A. winning her master's degree in editor of tte Outlook. At tte meet­ therine Johnson, Richard Weeks. Louise Bach, Louise Baker, Addison tht paper It lost. If you wait until year traveling and studying to A white rat hat a homt to the Elliott Schubb and Barbara McRlll. Barnett, Willis Battles, Jane Black- tomorrow the pup may have carried the orient, with special attention the University of California at ing tonight students enrolled will the paper away; the baby may have school room; a tiny pet kitten visit­ Berkeley, spent two years ln decide the nature of the work ttey Notable Honor bar a, Clayton Brandt, Wallace given to agriculture and floricul­ ed tte room one day last week and wish to pursue and the nights on Brooks, Cory Brown, Emma Rose torn lt up, or mother may have used ture to Japan and China. France, studying in the Univer­ Kenneth Manning, B-3, formerly tt to cover a shelf in the closet. If another day, a pet dog spent a day John Muir sity of Nancy. which the class will meet. Callister. Sara Connon, Madeline with tbt children. ~\ Tte needle tit class, under in­ was a member of Mrs. Jennie Jones' Cheek, Louise Engeler. Ted Fach, you lose a chapter, you may have struction of Mrs. Rose Burk, was orchestra in Lot Angeles. Thit or­ Jessie Freeman, David Gindeff, difficulty ta getting another oat, tt Mrs. Anna La Grange was the chestra is made up of children from so many persons are saving tthe If all tte children who have organized by women Interested pri­ Henry Goodwin. Betty Haley, Hu­ story that extra copies are not easily money to spend were as interested principal speaker at tbe first gen­ marily in making the state flower- tht elementary grades and as only a bert Hall, Doreen Hasegawa, Rachel eral assembly of the year held at •audi percentage of tbt applicants found. Arkansas Flower in helping less fortunate children quilt, designs for which are pub­ Jack, Florence Jason, Ruth Jensen, as one B-l boy in Jefferson is, there John Muir last Monday afternoon. Lincoln Selects lished each Thursday to tbe Out­ eaa bt included ln tot orchestra, Helen Jones, Anna Barbara Klein. Mrs. La Grange, thrift chairman of selection to the organization it re­ would be no danger tbat any of tte look. Other needle craft articles will John Kline. Jack Lane, Edward boys and girls who need milk lunches the Santa Monica schools spoke of bt Included If the students desire, garded as evidence of outstanding Leggewie, Catherine Mason, Taishi the advantages of a systematto plan ability. Garfield would go without them this year. but at tte first meeting of this Matsumato, Leonard Odenthal, Ka- Design Offered This week, tht boy's mother, act­ of money saving. "If a child does class last Tuesday Bight, quilt fans tterint Paterson. Mary Rankin, not learn to save his money by tht Student Leaders Mark Lavelle, Franklin A-l, was Garfield boys and girls art proud ing as tat secretary, wrote his constituted the total enrollment. Jade Rothwell. Elissi Ruccl. Don time ht is 14," she said, "the teacher, Miss Doris Waehler, a note Of especial Interest to tne young selected by tat class as tte pupil Sandmeyer, Carameda Saporettl, of tte beautiful new blue and white Pupilt Still May Obtain in which she said: "Billie tarns 25 chances are that he never will.' people of the community are tht doing tbe best art work. His pic­ Virgina Shoemaker, Marjorle Simon, attendance banner now displayed in She mentioned employers who pre­ cents each week by helping mother Assembly Programs to Be classes In Danish gymnastics, tap tures and daily notebooks were De Vee Strand, Betty Swearingen, the building. Ttey feel honored Color Bookt at Office and he thought possibly you might ferred employes capable of keep­ dancing and games now being or­ judged and criticized by tte chil­ Jean Taylor, Clara Thompson, Don­ that it should make its first appear­ ing a savings account and described Directed by Officers have a milk fund to help tte boys ganized by the recreation depart­ dren who decided that since tas na Mae Thorpe, Felix Tobias, Mar­ ance at Garfield and are making a of Evening Outlook and girls whose daddies are not the irregular saver that deposited and Council ment under the night high school work was so good, ht should be al­ jory Waters, Betty Williams, Jean great effort to keep attendance up odd amounts now and then, who program. working. If you have such a fund. lowed to arrange tte children's art Le Van Wilson. so that lt may remain there for the Boys and girls who are making Billie would like to give bit 25 cents was sure to be the "ir.-t one to draw Pete Ratlcan was chosen presi­ Danish Gymnastics corner for this week. coming month. his money out of the oaak. The Danish gymnastics will be Tte committee of five, to charge color booka of the state flowers will each Wednesday." dent of the Lincoln junior high of application blanks, consists of: find this week's design on page 5. The assembly was presided over school student body at a spirited .taugh t by Miss Hortense Wrockloff Edward Leggewie, senior; Betty The following new pupils trans­ .«*_ by Jack Langdon. J_an Pveisman. eac n to the audi­ ferred from Grant and McKlnley It is tbe aster of Arkansas. Ar­ Barbara DeYette, Marie Hankan- election held Monday in the home , lu Monday night Swearingen, Junior; Jack Rothwell, ^~L generagei l secretary, read tbt minutes rooms. David Robertson, sports I toriu*°J m"" oJf" th*?e_ McKinieMcKinieyy schoolscnoo.l Madison schools are being welcomed ln the kansas has chosen two state flow­ son, Elsie Louise Yeaton, Alice Har­ _"onica Prigge and Dorothv Carlisle, editor of the Compass for two years, Twenty-foiirth and Santa Monica- sophomore; Gertrude Wyman, fac­ Garfield special classes this fall: rison and Theodora Steffens were s w rk ulty, and Caroline L. Judd, chair­ ers, the aster and the apple blossom. Carat. l Scouts, ltd tht flag salute. was elected vice president, Both "V *_ **"' appeal to those who In the elections held last week at Beatrice Pico. Gilbert Villalobos, the best spellers for the week ia enjoy the more active and vigorous man. Tte state legislature hat not select­ the Jefferson B-3 grade, each earn­ Jane McFarland played a piano solo boys won by a large majority. Madison scnool, Sylvia Rosenberg Robert Lubers, Eutlmlo Loera, ed between the two and so, in Ar­ "Autumn Leaves." Tht assembly The candidates for president were forms of gymnastics. was elected cheer leader for tbt Molses Gallardo tad Jesus Munoz. ing a grade of 100 per cent. was closed with school yells and a nominated and voted upon by tht Leo Matesky wttl offer two classes girls, and Billy Bundy for the boys. Salvator Arenas has returned from kansas, some people point to the as­ yell tor Mrs. La Grange, led by I senior home rooms. Tbt Junior a week to tap dancing. One class Both have promised Madison an­ Oral Newspaper at Madison and ia finding It pleasant ter tt their state flower and some Tht A-2, B-3 grade ia Jefferson Winifred Wick, Grinley Ingel and | group, composed of all B-7, A-7 and will be given in tte John Muir other term of bettor and louder to be back with his old friends. point to tte apple blossom. aspired to a perfect attendance rec­ : B-8 classes, chose the candidates and "tr-hoo! auditorium. Ocean Pnrk and cheering. John Adams School If any of tbe Santa Monica boys ord for the whole week but missed Camella Hines. Lincoln boulevards. Wednesday carried on tbt election for the of- Miss Ruth Martin's oral expres­ Special effort Is being made to atai girls happen to be from Ar­ their goal by a single absence last | fice of vice president. Faculty as- nights, tht otter Thursdav night kansas and prefer the apple blos­ Thursday. New additions to tne health and at tte Lincoln junior nigh gym­ In passing from class to class sion classes at John Adams are make tht Garfield school balls more safety committee art Evelyn Frank- I sistants to the campaign were Mrs. some pupils forgot a few of tbt showing quite aa interest to the oral interesting and inviting. Mrs. Eva som, they may use lt instead of the Frances Jenkins and E. C. Brown, nasium. newspaper which it published ia aster. The apple blossom design Best spellers in the Jefferson A-2 ston,. Keith Wallace and Ei-gtne Miss Blanche Curtin will teach rules anu regulations. In order to M. Zuck it responsible for tte lovely BrewerBrew . Jane McFarland ls a new I boys' advisor. eliminate some of this forget fulness, class every Thursday. Regular events Indian collection which at present will te tainted as tbe state flower class for the past two weeks art: Pete Ratlcan, as president of tte tennis each Wednesday night tn covered by tte paper each week— of Michigan and it also can be used Miriam Wiener. Kathleen Young, iber of the traffic committee. student body, will preside at all tbe courts of the John Adams room monitors, a boy and a girl in adorns tbt stage and is mi exhibit each section, have been appointed foreign, national, city, etc.—are as­ to the large show case. Some of tht for Arkansas. The Arkansas seal Malcolm Murison, Carol Miller, senior assemblies, and David Rob­ Junior high school. Miss Curtin signed to different reporters. Other should be taken off the design today Dorothy Powell, Ernest Tolman, Rsy U<*^ JolJoh" n Muir Is to have a harmonica at Madison to assist. weaving was dont by tbt Garfield 1 ertson, vice president, will have fa an experienced tennis teacher. sources Of Interest are tttt inter­ and a blank page saved ln tte col­ Heath. Lois Stephens, David Libby band. Ralmond P. Luzo, harmonica charge of the junior assemblies. For the past two summers she baa Monitors for tte various sections boys and girls and tte large chair instructor for the Santa Monica These two boys, together with tte had this work at U. C. L. A. are: section 1, Peggy Perlee, Tom view, tte editorial and the literary was made in tte Garfield shop Fall or book. and Donald Taylor. playgrounds, met aspiring players teachers, Robert C. Mitchell, Clar­ Grant tor Men Gabbert; section 2, Elsie White, article. Tht real interest of the flowers tad mountain berries have Those who have no preference will Best writers for the same period yesterday and made plans for tbt ence Butterfield, Ben Bernard and Plans also are under way for Claude Bell; section I, El von Dar paper often lies in new, unexpected been added to tbt scene for this enjoy coloring the aster at this time are: David Libby, Miriam Wiener. John Muir organization. All prac­ Miss Ethel May Stone, will form swimming, golf and dramatics j usmont, Patricia Ellis; section 4, La reports. week. of year when the flower It to be Carol Miller and Dorothy Powell. tice work will be dont outside of a committee whose duty it will bt classes, according to R. E. Munsev, Velle Derhammer, Beulah Andrews: In the A-9 class the following found in almost every Santa Mon­ school hours. Present indications to plan the assembly programs. director of recreation, under whose section 6, Peggy Thomas, Robert Staff has been chosen: The women's classes at the Gar­ ica garden. It should be colored in TDm. Dick and Harry Neal, tttt are that there will be more than department tte purely recreational I Kerr; section 6, Marie Japs, Ray Managing editor, Jack McQueen; field have started off with a good lavender close to the center and in Jefferson school triplets, are accord­ enough players enrolled bv tht end I classes are being planned. Swim Willson. foreign news, Bella Karliss; national enrollment. The morning class stu­ purple, not too bright, near the ing to their teacher, thre of tht of next week to insure John Muir as ming and golf will be offered tor news, Beat-tot Feldsteln; city news, dents, with a number of nationali­ edges. The center is a bright, light best milk monitors the third grade French Club Latest Section 7, Mary Morgan, Ray­ yellow; the foliage is a bright, me­ has had. and Ralph Forrest, A-3, is a competitor with schools that have _l _4...."4.. ___- /"""-.I____. women both afternoon and night, mond Swanson; section S, May Vincent Glroux; sports, Daniel Ellin; ties represented, are doing some ad­ had harmonica bands fur tte past ACtlVlty Ut College Munsey said, with further an- drama, Laura Baker; features, Abe vanced work in English. Several are dium green. said to be an excellent monitor for Kalichman, Robert Pratt; section 9. the playground tall box. year. A new organization in Santa nouncements to be made as soon Lois Irving, Edward Yergat; section Bloom; special reporters, Doris receiving their citizenship papers For those boys and girls who did - Monica's Junior college Is tte aa instructors are selected. 10, Elizabeth Heath. Daniel Alcala; Nethtrcutt, Howard Newberry, Bill this week. Combining history, geog­ not save the coupon and get their ' French club, whose activities are Arrangements also have been section 11, Bob Warren, Ruth Van OHara. raphy and needlework, they are sav­ color books last week, the coupon is Nine A-S pull! to Jefferson made Officers Selected designed to lead to a practical use made whereby George E. Tlch­ Llew; section 12, Jean Schmidt, El­ ing and mounting the Outlook's printed again. 100 per cent ln arithmetic for tbt of tte French language and to enor, of the day schools nhysical mer Dunn. state flower quilt pattern each week week. They are: David Jones, Caroi By Philosophy Club create an interest in France. education department, win have Sports Program at and writing up a short account of Coupon Miller, Dorothv Powell, .Lloyd Mal­ Although no definite program has charge each Wednesday night ol Opportunity room: Mary Lyne the flower. They have completed Wat State-Flowers Color Book colm, Junior Shoup, Ernest Tolman, The Jaysee Philosophy-Psychology been arranged, the club's activities tte John Adams playgrounds, Lamon, Lennart Johnson; special Roosevelt. Varied the first of the weekly sewing lessons. Sally Sowell, Miriam Wiener and club, completed its roster of officers will include meetings in which where games for men will be or­ room, Patricia Shephard, Albert making a combination sewing apron Kathleen Young. at a meeting held Tuesday by elect­ ganised. Campbell. Cleo Bennett, Ae. tt Play after school hours is very and bag. The story of Santa Monica Name - French songs, stories and plays popular at Roosevelt school this ing Morris E. Rublnovitch and Miss will form the entertainment, to- Garnet will include basketball, monitor for the canyon school bus. has been found very Interesting Marjorle Avery, both members of the I ™toeTwittrtr.p_"te F^n-lTthea- football and nlayground ball. Al­ year. Paddle tennis has made its reading material. The paper "Cur­ JAYSEE PLANS Tencn thea Playgrounds apparatus and equip­ appearance and has been enthusi­ Address Alpha class, vice president and sec- „?„ ln uis Angeles though older boys will te admitted ment is essential and necessary, but rent Events." will also be used In tbt to the games, there will te no astically received. The boys also advanced group and filed away for PARADE BEFORE !Ct l5 rl D Ml5S Alvia s c ni tj: it must be taken tart of and tn starting soccer-baseball and ex­ is president. Dr. C . °oG. B dford of the faculty* ta* 'tte' »•languag" membee der­ night pronram for youneer boys, checked in and checked out. As­ reference work. A number of the School head ttt the philosophy and psy­ partment, It lbt new club's adviser. and parents art requested by tht sisting Coach Robert Fitzgerald In pect to organize teams which will members of last year's class have FOOTBALL GAME chology departments, is advisor for Mary Brant well ia the president, Bob department not to allow younger this work at Madison is a group of Inspire keen competition. gone to Mexico or moved to Lot Fill out coupon; present it, with 5 the club. Twadell is vice president, aad Roy boys to come to the playground at boys known as box monitors, who The kindergarten children at Angeles. cents, at circulation department of Santa Monica junior college will Johnson is secretary-treasurer. night. Ore responsible for all balls, bats Roosevelt art enthusiastic over tot Evening Outlook, and receive a ho u .-> irs looiu'V'i oarau'.' and Anvone wishing to enrol] in any and other equipment used on the garden which they have begun. Va­ Casita de las clases de senoras is blank paper book in which state- rally tomorrow night in prepara- PARENTS ASKED of the recreational grouos or to ground. There are three shifts for rious kinds of flowers, vegetables in need of a number of high chairs flower designs are to be painted or I tion for the game to be played with Steak Bake Given obtain additional Information may different periods of tte day. Tte and a rosebush have been planted. or walkers for the very little babies crayoned. I Ventura Junior college Saturday on TO VISIT HIGH nhysical education following boys were chosen for this Morning glories have been added to sit to while the mothers study I Samohl field. , along the fence to make it look The panto will start at 7 o'clock work: Stanley Boyd, Billy Trumm.s, and write. Heavy rags also are TO ATTEND CONVENTION A steak-bakBy Jayseee on th eWomen beach wot S_88__WW! Edward Yergat. Earl Jackson, David more attractive, Different groups needed to make rugs for the babies from Seventh ttreet and Michigan SCHOOL OCT. 14 given last Friday for members of Lowenberg, Robert Damon. art assigned the task of watering Superintendent F. F. Martin and avenue, accompanied by a police to tit on when ttey play on tte Miss Elizabeth Hamlin, elementary the executive board of tte Women's B-3 Classroom Now the garden each morning, thereby floor. The older tables play to tht motorcycle escort. Jack Millard, Santa Monica high school will Athletic association of the Santa Boats, harbors, commerce and making it more interesting. supervisor, will attend the annual head yell leader, is in charge of ar­ have its annual Visitors' day Octo­ ocean trade routes are a few of the •and piles outside tht bungalow on convention of California superinten­ Monica junior college. The Mallbu An Indian Village pleasant days. Some of .tte young rangements. The parade is expected ber 14, according to Mrs. E. C. Kline. Beach houte of Miss Mary K. Car­ topics which will he studied by the dents, to be held from Monday to to become a feature preceding all president of the high school Parent- Children of the B-3 grade of tte pupils of tte opportunity room at mother! to tte afternoon classes Thursday, next week in Riverside roll, physical education department, have flv- and six children each. The home games played by tbt Corsairs. Teacher association. Parents of the served as headquarters for the Roosevelt school within the last Madison ta their term project this Sessions of the convention will bt First pep meeting of the year was students are urged to visit tte school week have experienced a decided semester. One unit of tte project class haa beta enjoying new lighter held la Mission Inn. party. chairs which have been added to our held today to assembly. tad attend tte various classes, so Those who attended the party transformation. A few days ago was a recent trip to and through EdMors Predict equipment. A new set of curtains ttt that ttey may see the work that is wort: they were just little American boys tte Los Angeles harbor at San Pe­ being dont. and girls, rat now ttey are absorb­ dro. Accompanied by a few par­ the kitchen makes tbt inside more Miss Carroll, Margaret Darus- ing the environment of the earliest ents and Miss Paula Otllett. teach­ homelike and attractive. A new Tl A program and short meeting will mont, president of the W. A. A.; alga aad colorful awning drapes will bt held after school by the P.-T. A Evelyn Clemens, vice president; Americans and have become In­ er, the boys and girls enjoyed aa in­ Last year approximately 100 par­ Marion Shephorn, Edith Griffin, dians. They tit quickly changing teresting afternoon on a "water New Bond Vole soon imnrove the outside appear­ ents attended the classes, meeting Harriet Hoch. Marjory Crouch, Mil­ their room into an Indian village; taxi" which took them to all parts ance of the bungalow. tte instructors and learning about dred McCance, Inez O'Conner, for they are constructing a tepee of tte barter, where they were able the work of the various depart­ Marjorle Bur tie and Thelma I which is really big enough to sit in; to see many types of boats and get In a front page "box," Samohi, U. S. Government Bonds ments. Fletcher. blankets, pottery, arrowheads and some idea of the meaning of world high school weekly publication, phil­ WOMEN STUDENT I bows and arrows are fast accumu­ trade. osophically and good naturedly ac­ lating to add to tbt faacination tad Boys and girls in the opportunity cept! the verdict cast by elders of (explain the Interesting existence room thit year are: Russell Bryan the community that Santa Monica GROUP SOCIAL of the redskins. Eichholt Courtney, Lennart John­ high school shall not havt relief Wo can furnish you son , Stephen Kline, Robert Parno, from ltt crowded condition nor fa­ OPENS SEASON 5-ROOM STUCCO Philip Remington, Thomas Stur­ cilities whereby lt may carry oa its with U. S. Govern- geon. Robert Warrick, Jane Beard, work under favorable conditions. Welcoming women of tbt Alpha ment Bonds in Mary Lyne Lamon, Carmen Max- But, with tte buoyancy of youth, class and carrying out the "Big field. Janet McLaughlin. Margaret the Samohl, even while announcing Sister" plan, an experiment la the denominations of $3,800 Jaysee Classes Sturges, Virginia Terrell, Olive tte recent defeat, calmly announces junior college this year, an. after­ Mary White. that there will bt another bond noon tea last week opened the sea­ Located Near Montana Ave. Income Zone election—soon, and that then the son of social events for the Asso­ Thit will not last long, to too it at once. If result wttl be different. Tbe Sam­ ciated Women Students of the col­ 56 REGISTER AT ohi article, entitled "Aftermath," lege. $100, $500, $1,000 and $5,000 this one doet not suit you* wo have another for Fully Organized K follows: Miss Ethel M. Robinson, dean of $4,000 and another for $5,500. S. M. J. C. FROM As everyone knows, the school women, administered tte oath Of With officers elected this week by bonds did not tarry. office to Miss Jane Winn, presi­ Immediate We Can Help Ton Finance These, As We Have tbt Gamma class, tbt four classes of OUTSIDE STATE School work does not stop because dent tf A. W. Si, aad Miss Winn Jaysee are now organized. of tbt result, but there will be han­ administered tte oath to other of­ Delivery In tte Gamma, or fourth semes­ dicaps. ficers of tte organization. These New students to Santa Monica's included: Miss Joy Rutherford, vice ter class. Argyle Smith it president; junior college this fall came from By theory and practice tte ma­ Victor Thomas, vice president; 109 different high schools and col­ jority will ta tte voters ls sovereign. president; Mitt Shirley Martin, Elizabeth Maries, secretary-treas­ leges. Fifty-six of tbt new students It la no time to mope in regret, secretory, aad Miss Elizabeth MONEY TO LOAN urer. moved to Santa Monica from states nor time to say what might have! Maries, treasurer. Miss Winn then President of the Delta class ts other than California. happened. introduced tte members of tte Prentice Foote; vke president It Al­ These trt two ta the interesting It is no time to condemn anybody. A. W. S. cabintt. 3 Years Straight at 7%. Small Expense Longer bert Kent; secretary-treasurer is facts gleaned in a study of tte Education justifies itself. Tea was served on tte artistic­ Term Loans if desired. Bay District propertiet Virginia Peevish. drawing power of Santa Monica's There ls great room for misun­ ally decorated stage of the open- American Mational Bank derstanding. air theater. Following tea, the only. The Betas have chosen James As- youngest educational institution, tel as their class president with undertaken by Jaysee students to There will come a time when San­ women adjourned to the gymnasium Charles Batty, vice president, aad establish their claim that tte col­ ta Mfliilftt trill vote school bonds. for dancing. Broadway and Third Gis Vignolle, secretary-treasurer. lege is one tf tbt city's biggest Increased growth to the school SANTA MONICA. CALIF. Jack Menke, last year's student assets. system it Inevitable; also inevitable body president in Samohi, ia presi­ In addition to the 56 students who it tbt need; for more funds wltb in­ Additional See Any of These Officers dent of the youngest class in Jay­ moved to Santa Monica from other creased growth. N. a GANDY. President E. & WELCH, Vice-Pres. Gaudy Investment Company see. Other Alpha officers are Win­ states, there are transfers from 31 School authorities will do the R. K. GANDY. Vice-Pres. ifred Elliott, from Venice high, and colleges and universities within best they eta. School News 1510 Third St. R. A. Gandy, Mgr. Phone 21660 Kathryn Rooney, Samohl, secretary- California and from 22 high schools / nother time many of the mlsun- treasurer. within the state. dei Handings wiU bt cleared away. on Page 14

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Tf-.., wa J MOON MULLINS The Social Error By WILLARD Sundown Stories 9orrv By MARY GRAHAM BONNER HEAR ME! THS STOWAWAY I HOPE HE V-____fOO -. • I OU-HTfcl'T TO OP ANO VS/HEN THE I "I thought," began tht Little OOES. MAM THAT CRACK, ICiNORANT THIN_» ATE Hit I Black Clock, "It would be fan to turn the time still farther back than OTHO PUMPKIM, ABOUT WHETHER OVSTERS WITH A SPOOM I did for these last few adventures. THAT BUM HE WAWTEO A, AMD THEM TRIED *TO "I thought, too, you would like to HAtBCUT Oil A SHAVE ASKED ME IP E.ACT HIS SOUP WITH THE see the stowaway." V-HEW HE STARTED OYSTER FORK I THOUGHT The children found themselves | WAS A LADY TUCK1MO HIS NAPKIN once more on the isthmus of Pana- L'O PAUL UNDER THE ma, la the same place they had been AROUND HIS NECK, TA v-US -"-"T_-*T_-— }tn when they had first come with NAMKIV / tbt Clock and he had turned the time back. "Now you'll see the stowaway," the Little Black Clock said. "Why, it's Balboa!" shouted John. "How aid ht arrive?" 7/M "He came all the way from home cooped up In a big old barrel," the Clock said. KM "**"""*" The farm is in an uproar when our "Isn't he a marvel!* John ex­ hero, with his friends, claimed. "My, but I like him!" Appear to mark the moment when NOW tht Clock was turning tht another journey ends. time ahead a little more, and tht Says Putty's Dad: "You loft In people wort proclaiming Balboa as planes, but on a Horse re­ _" their governor. turn— «.: Tbt Indiana were cheering for That aid ways are the best waya, I Re*. U S Pit. 09 . Co—Tr_—-...r . T.I IQ-I him, too, tad John liked that, for knew some day you would by Tht Chicago" he felt that so many ntw arrivals learn." had been so unfair and cruel to the Jake Sets a Decoy By JOHN C. TERRY Indians. SCORCHY SMITH Tht Little Black Clock said, too, Sonnysayings tbat Balboa was fair and would By FANNY Y. CORY rV0U AlMT JEST TH' WAY treat tbem well. I'D LIKE. 10 HAVE "AE LOOK BUT "Before long now," the Clock said. "bo will go into tht heart of, tbt MV COON -KIM CAP 0-GMT isthmus and will not be discouraged TO BE COHVIMCW'ENOUGH TO by Jungles or wild Indian tribes. "aaa then in a little while ht TWCr PETS IF HE SLOWS will make his wonderful ocean dis­ ACROST TM'CREEK covery that Wt saw him make." TONIGHT BENT OH Many were gathering around Bal­ boa now. John and Peggy each took «I-rW"_v*fH(OR him by tht hand and he smiled at SOMETUlN' \ them too. That was certainly wonderful magic of tbt Little Black Clock's that made it possible for them to go so far back in time that they could press tht band of the dis­ coverer of tht Pacific ocean. RISK INVOLVED Courts have decided that the pe­ destrian has right of way over the automobile. However, for -tie pe­ destrian to be guided by tills pleas­ ing belief ls to incur considerable risk.

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Figurej in­ 34 Freeport Tex 3 1714 U 17% 120 Petro Corp (1) 8% 4% 4% through the market and prices fluctuated erratically. The suspension Exchange giving a selection of L 4 Wll-Low Cat —... ». ttt ttt ltt dicating the numoer oi shares sold Q 84 Phelps Dodge T 6% 8% 1 Lib McN ft L 7% 29 Oen Am Tank 4 .... 44V, 43% 44 15 Phil R C A L .... 8% 8% 8% of a well-known Boston and New York stock exchange firm may have stocks and bonds traded: Ttt Ttt Bt hundreds: J> 49 Lone Star Oat .88... ltt T"4 8 DOMESTIC BONDS 75 Oen Asphalt 8 10% 9% 10 13 Pierce Pet .' 1% 1 1 contributed to the unsettlement, but 1 Louis L ft E % 3 Oen Bronze 3% 3"» 3% 191 Phillips Pet 8% 8 5 % It 10 Ala Pow Itta fT ft M% M% 737 Oen Elec 1.60 27% 26% 27% 14 Pralr Oil A G 6% 6% 0% the market steadied Just before the M 7 Alumln Co 5s 53.... M 88% M STOCKS 18 Am Cmwlth Pow ta Mtt Mtt M STOCKS 14 do spl .60 Utt 11% Utt 78 Pralr Pipe L 3s 9 T% f% 1 MacMarr St ls 7% 7% "•*•« s announcement and' rallied for a Low Close 62 Am GftE 5s 20M... tttt 88% Mtt Sales High LOW Close 169 Gen Poods t 34 . 33 88 138 Pub Ser N J 3.40 .... 67% 84% 88% Seles Hlth 1 Memphis N O xd.. . 3% 8% 3% 38 Gen G A E A 30K . 3". 2S 2% 37 Pullman ta tt 83 33% time afterward. Tbe bond market !| CHICAGO GRAIN !| 1 Mesta Mach 2s Vt IT IT 28 Am PowftL 6s 2011.. 84 34 M 1034 Oen Mot 3 84% 221. 22% A 13% 18% M Appalach Oas ta 46B M 15% M A 48 Pure Oil 5% 1% 8% waa irregular, but was firmer tn 3 Mid It Pet A vte.. 1% 1% 1'4 31 do Pow ta 56..:... M% M M 43 Oen Real A Ut ttt 1% 1% 48 Purity Bak 3a 13% 18% 18% 27 Atflllat Pro l.M 14% 73% SO 18 Mid West UtU 3 pet.. 1% 9% tS Adams Exp U """- "Vs TV» 30 Oen Thea Eq 1". 1% ltt spots and tht London and Paris 2725as Alum Co Am 60 4% t% 10 Ark PftLt Ss M 19% M M 4 Adams Mlllls 2s 26 25 25 CHICAGO. Oet. 1. (AP)—Bullish senti­ 5 M Ho Kane P L 3% 3 2% 4 Asso Else 4%s 53... 74 74 T4 58 Gillette Saf R 11 10% 10% B ment upheld srain markets today la tbe 81 Am O Pow A lOpct f. ttt ttt 4% 100 Air Reduc 4V.B 60 56_j .0 10 Gobel Adolph 4 4 4 489 Radio 18% 18% 12% markets closed with a steady tone. 5.90ns Am Cyan B ...... 4V* N 67 Asso OftE 5s 68..... 44 40 M ttt Alaska Jun .40 ...... Ut. H*» -_"- face of weakness of securities. It was *)- 1% 3 153 do 4%s 49 C M M MVt 8566as Oold Dust 314 .... 19% Utt U 88 do Pf B ts 88 26% 28 American Telephone wat a weak contended that train prices deflation hed 1 Am Equities 2% 8% 5% 3 Nat Avia I | 73 Alleshany I 3"« 3", IT Goodrich ttt ttt 8Vs -.88 Radio-Kelth-O 6 7% 7% 7S20as Am ft For P war. 0% tttt 36'. It , M Assoc Tel Ut 3%s 44C 59 57% M 165 Al Chem & Dye 6s . 82',_ Tf TO-". 42xd Goodyear T 3 .... 23 88 33 feature after midday, dropping 4 been completed. Tradins la July wheat 34 Mat Fuel O C|> .... 13% ii 39 Bell Tel Can Sa 8TB. 82% 89% 80 4 Real Silk 4 3% 3% baa started, with sales here today ranging ltt Aa OHM ft EI ia ... |t 80% 30" 43 Nat Investors |% | t 16 Caterp Tree 5s 36... 88% 85% 65% 640 Am Can 5B TTJ. 74". TT 27 Graham Paige 3% 3 stt 61 Reming Rand 4% 4% 4% points. Although there had been 925as Am Light to T 3%S. 23% 2% 3 38 A mComl Al 6% 5 57» 13 Orand Uinon 10% 9 9% from 48c to 50 ",c a bushel, but official 4% | 10 N 8 T See A 1.60a).. 3% 34 Oent tt El 5%a 54... 31% 30 31% s 9 Reo Motor .40 3% 3H 3% quotations will not begin until October I. 3319Sas Am Sup POW .40. 5% 8 Nat Sut Mat (I) 38% 28 28 139 Am & Por Pow ...... ttt. ttt. 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(JP^-Tor- Northern spring. 53".. _• 34 Geo Pow 5s If ...... 81% 30 SO ' 1 Am Solv * Ch ..... 58 58 58 30 do new 8% 4% 6 CORN—No. 1 yellow, M'.S'SH.; No. 1 661 Am T A T Ss 111% 126*. USt. 316 Sears Roebuck 2Its.. 34 31% 32% eign exchanges firm. Great Britain 13 PQftE 1 pf (IVi) .. 11% 24% 66 Gillette 5s 40 81% 80 lltt 86 Hudson Mot 1 8% 7H 8 white. 40. 0 1% 1% tt 63 Am Tob Ss 82 78 78 92 Hupp Motor 4% 3tt 3*. 104 Servel Inc 4% 4 4% in dollars, other In cents. Great 93 Can Marc Wlrel .... 1% 5 Pac West OU 4 3% 3 Hout O O 6%S 43 WW M 68% 55% 27 Shattuck F O ls 18% IS 18 OATS—No. 3 white. 22V, .22'.. 3% 3% t% 36 Ind P ft L 5s 87 A .. 98 87% 87% 138 do B 5s 86 79H 81. Britain demand —; cables 4.00; 60- RYE- -No sales tt Cent Pub S A Spct F 4 1% 11 Pan-Am Airways .... 20% 18% 18% _0""Am Woolen 4% 4% 4% 72 Shell Union 3*. 8% 3% 3% 1 Param Oab 1% 3% 3% M InsuU UtU I 6s 40 B 58 47 31 1 I BARLEY—40 fcC63 . M Oent St E lOpct f ... 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Sept. 29 $607,789,985 I Com Wat Serv .ItHa 4 83 03% SO Aviation Corp ST* 2". 2% 414 Int Nick Can .40 8% 7*. 8 114 St G A El 3%s .... 36% 33% 34 treal 9.50; Mexico City (silver peso) 80 Cons OftEB 3 80 .... 68% B 1 Nor I P t 4%s 70E .. 89 89 3f) 9 Int Pap A P C .... % % % 3% f% 6 Rep Oas 3% 3% 1 96 St Oil Oal 2%s .... 30% 88% 38% 35.35. 1175as Cont Shar cvt Pf . 6% 8 8 7 Ohio P 4 %s Ml,, 94% f 1 81 • tOas Inter Bhoe 2 .... 65 61 61 490 St ODU N J 2B 30 38% 38% WASHINGTON, Oct. 1. (API- 48 Cord Corp 8% 4 Rich OU pf 1 1 1 6 Pac O ft B 4'.is 17 B 95% M M 310 Int Tel A Tel 18% U Utt Itt 3 Rock LA P (.90) .. 11% 11% 10% 32 Baldwin Loc Tt. 6<4 6". 25 Stewart Warn 8 8% 3% Treasury receipts for September St 16 Creott Pet , f 8 IK 10 do 4%a M E .... MVI 80% 83% 274 Bait a Ohio 5s 36'a 33',. 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Customs receipts for 29 days 40 De Forest , 1% 1% 1% 4 4 47 Belding Hem 6 SH 0 2 Keith A O pf T .... 41 41 46 of September were $34,548,861.77. t Dresser A tVtl 33% 22% 22% 10 Salt-Cr Prod (l.M) .. 4% 8 Shawlnt WAP 4%t. 76% 75% 71% 149 Bendlx Avlat la UV. 14 14*. 36 Kelly Spring 1 % 1 1 181 Tex Oulf But 22% 20% 81% 1 See Corp Oen (.40) .. 8% 1% **• 21 South Cal Bd la 51.. 102 IM 101 87 Tex PM L Tr 6 5% 6 T8aa Duke Power fa ... ft Tl fl 38 Segal ta«k Cur) .... 4 3% 25 Best _s OS 2s 28 26ti 26". 160 Kelvlnaior 6% 6 6% 13 Duquesne Gas % 3-16 3-16 •l% 8 South Nat Q to 44.. 31% 31 (ltt 280 Bethlehem St ti 29-4 28 MVs 169 Kennecott 1 11% 10% Hi, 85 Tide Wat As 4 3% 3% NEW TORK. Oet. 1. 0—Over the WHAT STOCK MARKET DID 6 Selected Indus .... 1% ' * 1*4 35 Stand PftLt 6s 57.. 78 M 76 42 Bohn Alum Itta 23% -St. 22'a 76 Kresge S 8 1.00 .... Mtt 18% 30% 39 Tlmk Roll B 2s .... 33% 21 21% counter market ma snd -nked prices B 4 8henandoah ltt 1% 1% 18 Tex El Serv 5s 60 ... 90 88 M 90 Borden 3s 43 40*4 40". 1 Kress 8 B IA ...... 35'. 35% 35% 13 Tob Prod 3 1% 1% Hanks aad trtttt companies: Tester- 5 East St a Pow B ... 4% 4*4 4*4 • do pt (ft) 13% 11 13 37 Union O Corp 54 M 84 92% M 18 Borg-Warner ls 12U II1. ll3. 266 Kreug A Toll 1.61 ..7% 6% 7 IN Transamerica 4 3% 4 BANK- Today day 113449 El Bond ft Bit.. 18% 18% 16% 2 SU OU ftf 2% 2 2% 6 Un Lgt ft Ry 5'is 83 .78 TO 78 56 Briggs Mfg IVis 914 SH 9 82 Kroger Oroc 1 .... 20% 19 19% 63 Trl Cont Corp 4 3% 8% Bid ask Number of advances ... 150 100 12 El Pow AS la 6% 6 6 1 So Cal Ed A pf (ltt) 27"» 27% 27". 25 Van Sweiinten ta M 3*7 M% Mtt 1 Brans T A Ry 2** 3% 1% America .... 31V, 33'. TO Bl Pow Al A la 6% 5% •% • do B pf d%) .. tt 25 25 10 Waldorf Aet tt 64... 40 39 39 3 Bucyrus-Erie tt. 5 6'. L 0 Chase National ...... MVt Number of declines — 585 590 T do C pf (1.37%) .. 34% M M 4 Wast T Ottt tl IT 17 M tl Chatham a Phenix P Sxd Sou Roy (.20) .... 8% 1% 3% 14 Burr Ad Mch ls 12'. 11% 13% 134 Iambejt 8 80% 48% 46% 31 Underwood Ell 4.... 29 26 88 .... 32'a tm Stocks unchanged 175 163 4% 4% 25 Brers Oa 16% 15 "a 16". 45 Lehman Corp 3 .... 39 ST 37% SU Union Carbide 8.80... 34% 31% 33 Commercial .... lit '«'• 1 Elect there f pet f.. 4% IM Bt Oil nit (1) 18% ITtt 18 34 Union Oil Csl 1 18% 11% 13 First National ....2300 188 10 10% 62 8t Oil Ky (l.M) 16% 16% 14% FOREIGN BONDS 16 Llbbey O F O 7% 7% T% 853 11 Ford M Can A 1.20. 10% Ssles High Low Close 67 do B 6B 49% 44 47% 88 Union Pac 10 UT 110% Ul Manhattan .... M% 3400 Total issues traded .. 910 9230as Ford Mot Ltd .311 7 1% 7 ISOas 8t Oil Ohio (8Vr>.. 39 38% 38% o 97 Loews 3 33% 80% 32% 348 Unit Aircraft 10 14% 14% National City .... 484% 41*4 1% 1% 1 •! P ft L (8) 30% 30% 14% 11 Buen A Prov 7%s.. 40 M 40 15 Calif Pack 2s Ut. 14 14". 1 do pf 6% 78 78 78 I do pf 3 43 4} 41 Public tt B0">4 io Fox Theater A 1% 10 Sunray OU Spcf 1 tt % 10 Com Prlvat Bk 5%s.. 43 42 42 11 Calumet & Ariz 24 21'i 21'. 184 LorUlard P 11% io% 10% 780 United Corp % 12% 11% 11% tt V. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS T twlft Int to 30% M 30% 13 Europ Mtg Tt 67 C.. 48 41 46 T TRUST COMPANIES Sales (In 11000) High Low Last Q ( 1% ••*- St Calumet Si Bee 4 Vs 3 . 4 348 Unit Oaa im 1.20... 31 80 80% n Gen • Ltd ret .see 8% 33% 13 Ger Cons Mun 6s 47 38 34% 34% 184 Canad Pac 1*4 15 Ut. 14 M 52 U 8 Ind Al .'. 25 88 38% Bankers SO tt ltt Liberty 3<_ 32-47.101.15 101.lt 101.14 23% T tt It Sup P ta 63 A xw 44% 42% 42% s Brooklyn Trust 248 258 43 do 1st 4V,s 33-47.108.3 101.38 101.3 3Mat Gen OftEl cv pf B. 30% 2% 1% so 30 3 MedeUln Col tt 51.. 22% 22% MV* 119 Case J I.. 39% 37". 39 . 27 Mack Trucks ...... 18 17% 17% 13 U S Pipe 3 12% 11% 18 3 Oen Th Eq cv pf .. 3% • Tampa Bl H Mtt 63 CaterpU Tr 1 13'. ll', ttt. 88 U S Rubber.....,,.. 6% 3% 6 Central Hanover 130 134 1 do 4th 4*4l 33-38.100 99 27 100 tt 25% Tl Technicolor ...... 3% •% 1 3 Ruhr O 6%s 83 A... 63 82% 63 12 Cerro de Pas 1 14t_ 12". 13H 16 Macy (R B) (3) .... If 86% 56% 84 U 8 Smelt A R 1... 15% 14% 18% Checlcal 31*. 324 6 do 4th 4xs r 33-38.103 4 103 108.4 4 Olen Alden 4s .... 38% ft tt •t Tack Hugh O .60.... 4% 4% 4% 36 Stlnnss 7s 46 xw.... 30 27 27 f Checker Cab 4". 4V» t« 6 Magma Cop (1) .... Ttt Ttt Ttt 1049 U S Steel 4 72% 69% 71% Continental (new) 18 12 Treat 4"4s 4 -32 .108.26 108.20 100.80 1 Oold Seal Elec % 1% 1% 10 Transcont Air 4% 4 4 15 Ches Corp 3 32'. 21'. 21'. 28 Marine Kid (1.20) .. 14% 13% 14 16 do pf 7 119 117% 113 Corn Exchange Tl n 63 do tt 4444 .104.18 104.14 104 18 81 Ooldman Sachs 8 110 160% 46 Trans Lux 2% 2 2 74 3s> 46-56 . 103 103 . 108 neat Ot A ft P a* i%o.lTt% Total stock tales today. M0.0M. 11 Chic Ot West pf.... Ut. Ut, It 12 Marsh field (3%) .. 14 13% 13% ISOas Unlv Plct 1st Pf 8. 39 36 36 Em pi re 29' 3 10 do 4 tt 11% 10 Trl Utlilltles % % tt Total stock sales year ago, 525,700. 58 Chi M St PAP Pf... 5'_ 4'_ 4V, 24 May Dept St (3%).. 25% 25 88 128 UtU FALt A 2K.... 10% 8% 10 Guaranty 272 3 Ha 10 do 3Hs 40-43 . 100 38.37 39.27 30 Oulf OU Pa l%s.. It 10 Tubite Ch B...... 2% 3% 22 McK T 41% 40% 41% ITT 283 do 3Ss 43-47 .102.20 102.6 102.20 a% Total bond tales today, M,800.00t. 25 Chle & N W 4 16'.. 15% 16 Irving 19". . ti Total bond ssles year ago, t3.439.000. 10 Chi Rk Is A P 28',. 3t 29'. 26 McK A Rob (1) .... 8 7% 8 V Manufacturers 33 21". 28 do 8% 41-43 Mar 100.4 100 100.4 n 3 2% • Unterlelder Pin Mtt 36% 26% 585 Chrysler 1 13 13*. ttt. 6 M-G Pf 11.80) ...... 10% 20 tt New York Trust 89 88 112 do 3 46-48 .... 88 98 22 83 48% 48% 98 Vanadium 17% 18% 16% 87.17 10 Hudson Bay MAS ... 3 IT Unit Corp war 5 3% 103 Coca Cola 7~.B 107% 103 107 0 Miami Cop 4 3% 8% United States 2000 92 88T do 3s 51-55 tT.lt 87.14 •tt 2% IM Unit Founders 2% 3 •1% Key to Symbols: AS—Actual 6 do A 3...., 50% 50% 50% 39 Mld-Cont Pet 1. SH 5% 5% w 2100 M Humble Oil tt .... 49% 8 Wabash Br 7% 6% 6% 1 Hygrade Fd , 2% 305 United Oas ...... 3% 2% 1% .ales, XD— Ex-dlvldend. XR—Ex- 416 Colum OAE 2 IS 16% ITti 36 Mid Steel (3) 8% 7 7 tt Waldorf In 1%.... Utt 17% 19 7% in Oa LtftPow A i.«... lea 8% 5 Colum Oraph .56H... 4 3". 3% IT Mo Kan T 8 6V4 7 36T Warner Plct 6 3% 6% 1 •% 72 U 8 Elec Pow.... . ltt 1% 1""%» rights, A—Plus extra in Ttock B— 29 Colum Carb • 42 38 40 38 Mo Pap 13% 13% 18 M Imp Oil Can %t... 1% •tt I do Pf 3.85 17 IT 17 11 5% IT Unit Verde 1 ltt 5% 6% Plus 10 per cent In ttock, P—Pay­ 330 Coml Solv 1 10% 9% 10 338 Mont Ward 11 10 10 6 Wes Oil A 8 pf |4... 48 48 48 N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE BONDS I lad Tar in A 6% 11 • Utility Equities 2% 3% 2% able la stock, O—Partly extra, 697 Cmwlth So .40 ttt 4% S 4 Mulllns Mfg IS 14% 12 8 West Pacific ..J 4 3% 8% By Associated Press 11 Insull UtU 8 pet f.. 12% 33% MVI 11 Util PftLt 1.03%rg.. 1% 41 Concoleum Na %H... 10% 9% 10V, 34 Murray Corp ...... Stt 8 6% 48 West Un Tel 1 33% 90% 93% 40 Ins Oo N Am 3%t.. 38 3-16 1-16 3 Utility to Ind 3% 3""%• 3»'%» H—Plat 5 per cent In stock, J— T Cons Film It. 4'/« 4ti N 381 West Bl A Mfg 2%.. 45% 43% 44H 33 Intercon Petrol 8-18 Ttt Ttt Pa. Iy stock, R—Cash or Mock- 8 do pf 3 9'» 8>. SH 32 Wills. Over 2 1% 1% "ales Hlth Low Close lfl Internat Pet It 7% 10% 14 in—Under mlt. 472 Consol Oas 4 68% 64". (0 48/Nash Motors (4) .... 16 18% 18% 684 Woolworth 2.40 ..... 48% 45% 4T NEW Y RK. Oct. 1. OP)—Fol- 9 Inter Sup P Is..... 14 11 t 11 Consol Text '_ Vs % 2O0as Nat Tlr Tr 6 4% 4% 88 Worth P * M 23% 21% 33 owing are oday's high, low and 12 Pub S ElftO 4%S70 IOOV4 100 IM 3 Inttr Util A 3 Vis lt 11% % 104 Contl Can 3% 3". 38 33% 12 Nat BeU Hess 3% 3% SV. 46 Wngley Jr 4 59% 55% SS 3 Pure Oil 5'it 37... Tt Tt Tl 8 Venesuel PM % 177 Contl Oil Del ttt 6 8 81 Nat Bis (2.80) .... 41% 40% 40% closing prices on tbe Nov York 3 Reading gen tltt 8T 83% 89% 89% 11 Contl Shares ...... lH 1% IVi 91 Nat Cash R A 16% 18% 16% s I Stock exchange ana the total sales 3 Rem Rand 5%s ITww 56 54 tt 47 Corn Prod 42 . 40V. 41'. 228 Nat Dal Pr (2.60) ..88 88 88% of each bond. 11 Rich OU Cal It 44.. 18% 17% 17% New York Bond Local 1 Crown Zeller ...... 3*» 2% 3% 13 Nat Dls (2) 22% 22 88% 54 Tell Tr * 0 4% 4% 4% T t__IM&S4sRftOdlv38 N 85% 85% FEW CHANGES 4 Curtis Pub 4...... 52 48 49 96 N P A L (1) 15% 14% 14% 34 St L 8 F 4V.S 78... 11 "4 39% 83% Ul Curtlss Wright 1 1% lit 90 Nev Con Cop 5% 5% 5% I 10 do p In 4s 80 A. 43% 47% 48 Averages Butter and Eggs 38 Curtlss Wr A 3% 2'/« SH 330 N T Central 64% tl 63% CORPORATION BONDS - m- _•_-__ __._•_»_»_.._ p 1 68 66 66 ** —'_- —• -. _•_• _ mmmmmommmma 41 NYNH A B 41 38% 40". I Zonlte Prod 1 8% 7% 7% Sales Hlgli uow Close 3 st LSW eon tt tt. Total sales, 3,590,044. IT Alleghany Corp 8a It. 31V. 30 30 tT teab A L eon 8s 43 8 T iOoprMght, 1831. Standard Statistics Co 1 12 N Y Ont A W .... 8% 8% 8% Previous day. 3,204,207. 12 Sea All Pla Ry 6s 4 3f% 3% IN BOND LIST Quotations are today't prloes effective r^L 25 Davison Chem 4Tt 4*4 4tt 4T Am tt For P 6s 2030 61 48Vt 61 — 9 68 Noranda Mines .... 11% 10% 11V, 13 Shell Pipe L M tt.. 62 "4 82% 82". NEW YORK, Oct 1. (JP)—The up to I a. tn. quoted by the Los Angeles V- Diamond Mat 1 13 13% 12% 340 No Am (lOpcJ) .... 36 31 ti 32% Week ago, 3,128,888. 25 Am Chain 6s 33 .... 9" 95'. M*4j Produce Exchange: ~• Dome Mines 1 f% 6*. T% Year ago, 8416.770. 36 SheU On Is tt WW. 66% 65 65 V. closing average price of 60 repre­ 64 No Am Arte 4 8% 3% 14 Ami G Chem 54s 49 TT 74V_ 74"_ NEW YORK, Oct. 1. (JP)—The BUTTER 33 Douglas Aire 1 12 10% 10H Two years ago, 4,747.330. 84 Am Internat tltt 48 .100 100 100 5 Sierra ft SFPow 5s. 101 98 98 sentative bonds on the New York Extras f ti 91 Drue Inc 4 52*. 48% 60 116 Northern Pac 86% 23 23% January 1 to date, 445.099,332. 1 Am Metal 6*_a 84 .. 66V. 66'/. 06>4 It Sine C O col 7s ST. 83 V* 80 60% Stock exchange today la aa follows: bond market was irregular today Prime firsts ...... 4,4,.... _f_ 384 du Pont de Nem 4. 61% 58',. 08% o Year ago. 638.077,730. 38 Am Smelting 5s 47 .. 99 'i 88% 83% 7 Sine Or O 5%s 18. . II 93% 94 but the tone waa steadier than re­ Standards ...... 4...... ,.._ M 4T Ohio OU 7% 6% 7 Two rears aaa 837,790,210. 3 Skelly OU 8%s 39.. 87V* 67% ITH 20 20 M 60 160 A mTel ec Tel t*4t 48103% 103'.. 104Va ladrit RRs Otlls Tot cently. Many changes were frac­ ""lists .29 SOas Orpheum pf ...... lt 18 lt 186 Am T ft T 5s 65 ....103% 101% 101 Vs 15 So Bell TftT Ss 41. 103% 103 103 Today I Key to symbols: XD—Ex-divl- 5 Sou Psc 4Vis 68 .. 78 Tl . "73.3 •SSO •81.3 •822 tional aad tome miscellaneous 108 Eastman Kod 8B....102% 98t4 UlVt 6T do cvt 4'.s 80 ....118% lit 113 Tt Previous day 72 7 83 7 91 8 83.7 EGOS P dend. XR—Ex-rights, AS—Actual 28 Am W W ft • 8s 34. 84<4 93% 84 14 tOtt Pac 4'vs 69 ww 76% 75% 75 % Week MO .. 76.4 88.1 issues were firm. targe Eggs 20 Eaton As A S 1 T% Ttt T% 88 Pac O A E (3) .... 31% 29% 30V, 46 So Pac 4%s Ore Ln 87% 86% 86% 878 M.t Ut Elec Auto L 4 24 30% 31% sales, A—Plus extras, B—Including 9 Arm & Co reet 4%t 39 6T 6e% 661. Month ato 83.0 94 6 88.7 Foreign obligations continued to Candled frssh ' clean extras .44*. M 20 Pac Light (3) 40 37% 38 OT AT&SF art 4'.s 48 ..104% 102's 103W M 95 V* Mlt Year ago 94 I itt trash light dirty mediums. .31 3 Elec Boat 1% 1% 1% lOOas Pac Mills 11 10 10 extras D—Partly ttock f—Paid 15 South Rr eaa ss 94. 109 5 101.0 226 El Pow A Lgt 1 22% 20% 81 11 AU Oulf ft W 5s 59. 41 40 40'. 3 South Ry gen 4s 56 54 88% 55% 3 years ago 81.7 101.0 86.7 101.8 reflect moderate buying. Candled fresh clean standards. .M 1260as Pac TAT (T) ..106 101% 104% last year, H—Paid to fr this vear, 21 Bait ft O rft 5s 86 .. 82 80% 81 36 8 W Belt Tel Ss 54 IMtt 104% 104% 3 years ago 94 9 105.3 89 5 M.4 Atchison general 4s. American fresh light dirty standards. .23 SOas do Pf It) 117 ti 117% 117 % 68 do 4'.s tt 88% 88% 92>4 79 St O N J deb It 48 100% 99% IM High (1931) . M.4 99 9 Candled fresh checks P 185 Pack Mot (.•!< .... 4% 4% 41. J Payable la ttock K—Cast >r 1057 101.5 881 Telephone debentures 5s of 1965 and 18 Federal Wat 8 1.80.. 10% 9*4 9% stock, lr—Payable when earned, Z— 54 do evt 4--3S 60 67'a 65% 06*. 39 do If T 4%e 81 ... 87% M M Low (1931) ., T8.T 83 7 91.8 Medium Sizes 300 Para Pubiix (t%pcj). 18% 11 Ult 4 BeU T Pa 1st 6s C 60.-08% 106 108 1 Tana _i P rfg 6s 47. 100% 100% 100% High (1930) , 849 M.T Western Union 5s gained frac­ Candled fresh clean mediums.... M 11 First Mat St 2V,... 45 44 44 19 Pathe Exch 1 1 1 1088 101.4 101.3 5 (Fisk Rubber % % ti •It of trading 10 shares. 31 Beth Steel p m 5s 36.100 99*4 88% tt Tex Corp ta evt M.. 85% 83 84 Low (1930) ., 83 3 373 966 tion-. " fresh light dirty mediums. 4 do A 3% 3% 3% High (1929) M.S 92 6 Candled fresh clean standards.. 7.Poster Wheel 1 U 12% 13 8 Bost ft Maine Bl 87 . 80',. 80% SOW 10 Tex ft Pae Is 80D 70 Tl 1M.0 M.6 99.8 United States Treasury and Lib­ 33 Third Ave adj 5s 61 2n8 26% 36% Low (1929) M.4 1M.8 86.0 fresh :lght dirty standards .23 144 Bklyn Han Tr 6s 68. 89 88 88' 96 3 erty loans showed a tendency to Candled fresh cheoia 84 But Oen El 4'.s 81B.100'4 99 99"„ 38 Union O Oal tt 41... 100% 91% IM •Ne w 1M1 tow. .IT 1 Cel Gas ft • It tT ..105% 105% 105". 20 do Ss 43 rets WW... 80 M 80 rally at times. Washington dis­ -mull Eggs Wall Street Briefs J Citrus Market ] T Un Pae 4%s 67 90 90 Candled fresh clean small JO 1 I Cal Pack 5s 40 75"4 75% 75',, tt patches ascribed tbe recent weak­ Candled fresh light dirty small.. .18 SAN FRANCISCO 1 Cal Pet la 80 79 79 79 1 17B Pae gold 4s 68 81% 81% 81% 10 Unit Drug Del 5s S3.. M 83% 83% ness of these issues In part to sell­ 24 Can Nat Ry 4".s IT . tl 76 79 New York Stock 1 MEW YORK, Oct. 1. (JP)—Manatl ORAPEFRUIT—Local: Boxes, fancy. 64s. 88 Can Nat Ry 5s 69 July 87 83 86 8 U 8 Rub Ss 47 .. 58 57% 57% ing by foreign holders. CHICAGO. Oct. 1. (AP )— POTJLTRT— Sugar Company has notified the 4 00; 80s, 3.256*3.50: 100s, 2.3592.50: mar­ 40 Can Pac 4'is 80 .... 68 65V. 86V. 1 Utah Pow ft Lt M 41 96*4 88% 96% Exchange Averages Receipts, alive, 3 cars, 31 trucks. Market ket pack, 48s, t.T8v.3.O0; few test high as M UtU P ft Lt Ss 59 w« 48 M easy. Fowls. 161/20; springs, I lbs. up, 18, FINANCE NOTES 37 do deb 4s perp .... 68 57% 57»4 tt _*_*_•—._._•_*_*_* — —'_._> m m^m.^^m^m—.m^m _. _• —. New York StocK Exchange that it 4.36: 64s. [email protected]; 80s, 2.0002.25; 100s. I Central Pac 8a 00 .. 84 N 34 8 Vanadium Ss 41 ... 81% 60 Vi 60% under 6 lbs . IS; roosters. 111 young tur­ will not bt able to pay tht inter­ 1.7502.00: 130s. 1.0091.88. 59 Certaln-teed 8Vi8 41 . 44 48 44 13 Virginia Ry 5s 63.. M% M MVt (Copyright, 1831. blandard Statistics Co I BIRTHDAY PLAN keys. 26, old. 17; white dueka, 4V. lbt. est on tht **% per tent gold bonds, SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 1 (fl")— LEMONS—Local: Boxes, loose, culls and 37 Chesapeake Cor 8s 47 80*4 Tl 78", 18 Wabash rfg 5'_s It. 42 40 II NEW YORK, Oct. 1. (JP)—The up, IT, under 4*4 lbs., 14; colored. 12_>14; tree ripe, 2.3093.00; poorer. 1J0O2.00. 4 Ches ft O gen 4'is 92.10014 100 100 18 Wabash 5s 80 D... 38 37% 38 RUINED—SHE'S old and young geese. 11. due October L As of October SI, Oold receipts from China yesterday ORANOE8— Local: Boxes Valencies, 14 Wahash 4%s 78 O.. M 35% M closing average price of 00 repre­ BUTTER—Receipt-, 4466 tubs. Market 6 C B ft Q 4'aS TT ... 85 95 95 sentative stocks on tbt New York 1930, bonds of this issue were out­ were $130,000, the Federal Reserve fancy. 136s, 5.3393.50; 150s, ATS; 176s. 6 Chic ft E III 5s 51 .. 18 18 18 94 Warner Bros P 6s 39 38% tt 35 103, NOT 100! (li—1. gold statement showed. 4.50: 200s, 3.7593.85: 316s. 3 50: 252s. 08 Chle Ot Western 4s 89 54 62 88% 6 Western E 5s 44 101 100 100 Stock exchange today la as follows: EGGS—Receipts 4821 cases Market standing in the amount of $5,501,000. 3.00; culls and standards, medium. 659 80 C M St P ft Pae 5s 75 3614 35 35 12 West Maryland 4s U M IT M M M M 80 firm. Extra firsts. 24; fresh graded firsts, 38; small, 40950. OS do adj 5s 3000 .... 18% 11% 11% T West Pac 1 5s 46 .. 58 57 IT Indrls RRs Otils Tat WHISSENDIRE, England. Oct. 1. 23; current receipts, 18«(21. Douglas Aircraft Company's Htt 86 O ft N W at 4%3 49 49 48 4IVt tt Wtttern U 61 61 .... 8T% 87% 97% Todsy *73.0 *50 5 «108 3 •Tf.f (JP)—Mrs. Lucy Holmes ls pretty —_. —• _»__< The Lockite Corporation, wltb Its to ths end of August was $548,571 CABLOT CITBU8 SHIPMENTS 26 Ch R I ft P cvt 41,3s. 86% 65 88 11 Wettern u la tl .... M 84% 84 "4 Previous day ... 74 3 510 1108 77.1 or $1.60 a share on the capital Carlot shipments of citrus fruits for the 63 do rfg 4s 34 78V. 75% 75V. 10 Wick s t evt Tt M 3% 3% 3% Week ago 82.4 52.4 lflfl.4 84.8 much annoyed with the neighbors main office In New York, has been .'lilted States, compiled toy tte tovern- 5 Chile Cop 5s 47 80% 69 59 I Wilson ft Oo 1 8s 41 tl 83% 83% Month ago 107.2 66.0 163.0 1105 who messed up her 100th birthday J Produce Market 1 formed under the laws of Ntw York stock. September sales were esti­ it'ent. altb complete reports from rall- 88 Clnn Gas ft E 4s 68 91 89 89 I Youngs S ft T Ss 78 80 Tt 78 Year ago ...... 150 1 115 1 204.8 154 2 mated by W. H. Wetzel, vice presi­ -CPHS as follows: 6 CCCftSt L rfg It 63 D 81 "4 80V. 81'i 2 years ago .... 235.3 133.2 328.0 238.1 celebration. State for tbt purpose of manufac­ OBANOES. tept St—Southern CaUfor­ 38 Oal O ft E 5s 52 Ma 88*4 87V> 87% 3 years ago .... 182.9 123 6 101.7 169.6 If It hadn't been for thorn she Trading continued slow with tone at turing and marketing a ntw system dent and general manager, at $240,- nia, 305; mftrs., S boat; Porto Rico, a FOREIGN BONDS High (1831) .... 140.2 106.2 203.8 144 3 market generally weaker. 000. Total sales for tbt ten months 50 Com In* T 5'is 48 .. 34% 83 92 would have celebrated it just as she ftf high pressure lubrication for boat. Southern mftrs. for Sept. 23. 24. 25, 3T Oaa OUT l*4t 45 ..108% 108% 105',. Sales Blab Low Close Low (1931) 74 3 M.6 110.8 77 1 planned, Instead of her 103rd. automotive and Industrial ma­ were $3,378,071, compared with 26. 13 boet: unreported for Bept. 16, IT, 8 Cuba N R 5'is 48 .. tt 28 28 II Abltlbl P ft P Is 63 36% 30 33% High (1930) .... 202 4 141.1 Mil 305 8 $3,260,277 ln the like period last ia 18. 13 boat. 10 Cuba Cane P Is St .. 4% 4'/. 4Vt 14 Argentine 6s 6T ft ..40 88% 38% Low (1830) 112 9 M-6 146.8 114 7 Somewhere along the line Mrs. chinery. LEMONS, Sept. 30.—Southern Califor­ 66 Det Ed 4Vis Sin .... 89V. 88 83% 9 Art 6s sf 69 Jun .. 39% 37% 37% Hlth (1929) .... 352 8 167.8 333.1 253 8 Holmes got mixed up in tbe count. year. nia, tt: mftrs., 8 boat. Total U. 8.. 38. 60 Dodte B deb 6s 40 ,. 84*. 83>4 83*4 11 Art la 1M1 Wt .... 40% 17% 37% Law (1829) 141.3 117.7 156.3 140 3 City Taxes Cause H St ll 1861 Map .... Mlt 31 tt Villagers, discussing her age, looked Teck-Hughes Oold Mines, Ltd.. Southern mftrs. for Sept. 33, 34, 36, 1 37 Duquesne L 4'.as IT A 100% 88*4 100 •New 1931 tow. Fresno building permits in Sep­ boat. Southern mftrs. for Bept. 26. 8 "Mat. 49 Erie rf ft imp 5s 5s 55'4 52 52 10 Australia 5s 67 .... 40 38 tt up tht church records and found No Worry in Three estimates its profit for the quarter Unreported Southern mftrs. for Sept. 16, 8 do gen lien 4s 96 56 64% 86 18 da 4Vis 56 37 35 37 'S+aammm+mmatmmmsmmmSmmmt am mm <»»ato_totft^i^b^e^^M>^t^b_to*l»th| e three years she had forgotten. ended August SI at $863,078. com­ tember amounted to $65,430, showing 17. 18, l boat. Unreported Southern mftrs. 8 Gen A I 5s tt 72 31 11 I Austria Es 67 ctfs .. MV* SO M% Southwest Cities a sharp gain over September 1930, for Sept. 18. 2 boat. 13 Gen Cable 5Vis 47 .. 56V- 88 81 10 Bat avian Pet 4 Vis 43 76 71 Tl California j And she had been planning for pared with $079,105 in tht quarter GRAPEFRUIT, Sept. 30—Central Cali­ 73 Oen Motor A 8s 37 101 Vt 99 99 143 Belgium Tt It 92 03% 92V* her 100th birthday for years! ended May 31, last. menth and a good improvement over fornia. 3: Florida. IS. Total V. 8.. 18. 16 Gen Steel O 5'.s 41 67 68 65 41 Belgium 6s 55 II 83 85 KANSAS CITY, Oct. 1. (JP)— August of this year. The Septem­ Cuba, 17 crate. Cuba. IT boat. Southern 29 Oen T E 6s 40 .... 18 15 It 42 BerllnClty Itta 50 ., 31V, 30% 30'/. Stock Exchange I ber, 1930, permits, $41,710, were ex­ mftrs. for Sept. 23, 24, 38, 36, unerported I Qodrlch B F 6Vis 47 8t~t 61*4 81% 15 do 6s 58 28 25 25 Three Southwestern cities greet that The market value of 100 repre­ Sotuhern mftrs. for Sept. 16. IT, 18, 19, 43 Qoody T ft R 5s IT 80 79 79 tt do Stma 6%s 61 .... 40 37% 33% ._-_._-_._._*_-_-_._._._._- _.._. _._*_._. _-_._.^New Camera Device age-worn saying about nothing be­ ceeded more than 50 per cent. Per­ 3 boat. 87 Or T R O 6s 38 .... 91 86 91 13 do 6%s 59 37% 36 37 Following arf tte closing quotations al ing certain except death and taxes sentative common stocks declined mits in August were $59,046. 93 Ot N R 7s 36 A .... 88 88V4 98'i 13 do 6s 61 29% 27 27 today's active stocks oa the California Records Response of 30.4 per cent la September to $12,- AUCTION CtNTER REPOBTS 6 Ot North 4%1 77 E .. 66 64 V. 06 36 Bolivia tt 47 11% 10% 10% Rtock Exchange as of 12 o'clock today with a laugh. 28 Hudson Coal 5s 62 A 42 40 40 6 do Tl 58 9% 8 I Sales High Low teat Chanute, a city of more than ten 972,866.000 at the end of tht month BT Associated Cress 100 Cord Corp I 8 1 California oranges aad lemons were 27 Hud ~t Man rfg 5s 37 86Vi 33% as>. 36 Bordeaux 6s 34 .... 99 98 99 11 11 Hammers in Piano thousand population to southeastern a computation by the New York 31 do adi tne 6s 57 .. tt 88% tovt 8 Brazil 8s 41 28 84 tt 25 Electric Bd to th.. II steady at Eastern and Middle Western 100 Heels Mining Co... I I 1 Kansas, eliminated %t% city fax lev* Stock Exchange firm Of Frea_ier fruit auction centers today, early reports 8 Hum Oil Ref 5'4s tt IOOV4 lOOVt 100V4 t do 6%t 1826-57 .. ttV* 20% 23% 7". T% CURB UTILITY indicated. 20 I1I1 BeU T 5s 56 105Vi 104% 1MH 11 do 6'.is 1927-67 .. 20% 20 20% 100 Libby McN It L 7*4 IOWA CITY, la., Oct 1. (JP)— in 1930. Jelke and Company shows. The TOO xLlncoln Pete 55 M 50 Carlot salet Prices per box were reported 5 nil Oent 4%e M .... 44% 43Vs 48% MT British l%t ST M 94% 95 67 57 A "piano camera" developed at tht Colby, la northwestern Kansa_» $5,690,590,000 depreciation was tbt to the California Fruit Growers' Exchan-e 14 ICftCSLftNO rg 5s 63 55% 55 33 11 Buenoes A M ft .... tt 21% lltt 1000 xTom Reed O M Oo IT University of Iowa enables a musi­ largest registered in any month thus en Its own brands and to the Associated 11 Inland St 4 Vis 78 A MV. 18 85 3 Bulgaria 7%t M .... tl W 80 100 United Verde Ext.. •% *-•* *ft with mart than two thousand resi­ 88 Interb R T Tt 88 .. 72 70 70V. M Woolworth TV- 7'/4 T% cian to get a photographic record far in 1931, the report says. SHARES HEAVY Press on all others, as follows: 44 Canada 4%t 31 II 83% 88 Total sale, 2175 shares. dents, parted company with city 41 Interb R T rfg 5s 06 52Vi to 12 M Ol Mtg Bk 0s 61 .. II 11% 11 xPrlces In cents of the instrument's exact response. taxes three years ago. PITTSBURGH — Oranses and lemons 81 Int Cement 5s 48 .. 67 II 65 IT Chile tt tt II 14 14% Each piano hammer is fitted with NEW YORK, Oct. 1. (JP)—The steady. Carlot sales, ell eare orantee, two 9 Int O N adj tt tt .. 30% 30 30 I Chile Is 11 Jan .... 14% 14 14% Ponca City, in north central Okla­ The report of Fourth National In­ cars lemons. 65 Int H E 6s 44 49 41 43 23 Chile to 61 IT IT 14 a paper tab ln which a narrow silt homa, has not levied a general city Curb market's decline flattened out LEMONS— Anita. ST. Sunklst, Ban Fer­ 30 do Ss 41 evt 58 37 59 12 Colombia 6s 61 Oet.. 24 24 34 War Time Secrets has been cut. The camera, with t vestors Corporation at of September 1 Int Paper cvt 5s 47 A 60 60 60 tax for current expenses upon tta 30 shows net assets at market value considerably today. Stocks were tn nando Mission, ttt: Rita. ST. Red Ball, I Copenhag 6s 33 .... 68',. 63 68 moving film. Is set above tbe ham­ 16,000 residents hi ttt years. A tax supply off and on, but losses early San Fernando Mission, 5 65; Mosul, ST, 79 Int T ft T CTt 4Vis 57 60 52 12 Czecho M 61 Ill IM 111 Of Spying Assist mers. When a key is struck tht Of Investments equal to $28.97 a extra choice. San Fernando Mission, 6.45. 29 do deb 5s 68 56 50 SO'. 11 Denmark 4'4s M .. TO M M for sinking fund revenue at present held within relatively narrow 6 K C South rfg 5s 50 72 Tl 71 hammer moves toward ths string share, compared with $37.36 Decem­ NEW TORK—Oranses lower la spots: 80 Deutsche Bk 6s tt .. 83% 83 83% Germans' Industry amounts to about 8 mills. ber 31, 1930, and $42.61 September bounds. Trading at times was the 26 K C Term Ss 4s 60 .. II Vt 89 89 I Duke Price P 6s 66 .. 80 78 80 and tbt slit in the paper, passing Hi tht three cases the money that most active of the week. lemons steady. Carlot sales: 8 Kan O ft E 4Vis 80 31 90'4 DO'. 36 French 7%s 41 116 115% 118% the camera, photographs as a dot. 30, 1930. Third National Investors VALENCIAS—Beacon. 8T, Red Ball. San 4 Lac OSL 5'is 64 .. 88 88 88 BERLIN, Oct. 1. CV)—Secrets obviates tbt necessity of taxation to Utilities looked rather heavy and Fernando. 3 70. Ber, ST. Sunklst, San II French Ts It ...... 111 113% 112% reported net assets aa (tf September 16 Leu Nitrate li 84 .. 10"4 10 10 W GCAB to M Oet .. 49V* 47% 47% gained ln war time £ -ing are used Al tht instant tht hammer derived from municipally owned several favorites made new lows. Fernando. 4.55. It Leh T Pa eon 4s2003 67V. 87 Vt 67'4 30 at market values were equal to LEMONS—Aristocrat. ST. Sunklst. San 4 Utt ft My It 51.... 104 104 IM 122 Oer OO ISt 5Vis 65 .. 36 14 34% by German Industrialists to protect strikes the string, light falls on the utilities. $23.82 a share, compared with $31.88 among them Electric Band and Fernanda Mlslson, 8.15: Lancer. ST, Red 1 Loews Inc It 41 U% ISVi SSVi 110 Ger Rep 7s 49. M 56 IT their hard gained world markets. film, making another mark. The December 31, 1930, and $36.73 Sep­ Share, American Gat, United Light Ball, San Fernando Mission, 8.00. 16 LorUlard Co 5V.S 37. 92 91V. 92 If Oer Gen El 6s 48 .. 42% 40 40 hammer's rebound also is recorded. "A" and Commonwealth Edison. 23 LoulsftN 1 rfg 4'4s. 81 Vt 81 81 '4 IT Ot Con El P JapTs44 75% 75% Tttt A tiny camera and a new pro­ tember 30, 1930. Second National ST. LOUIS—Oranses lower: lemons un- 5 Manhat Ry 4s 90... MVt 38% 38% 1 Buna Munic 7%s 41 30% 20% 20 % jector which permits reading letters Investors Corporation reported as tf Cities Service eased Into new low chanted 432s. larser. lower balance. Oar­ 16 McKessftRob 5%s tt. 18% 63 59% 13 Header ateel ta 46... 48% 41 41 through unopened envelopes art tbt 1600 Girls Will Go ground by a narrow margin. Oil lot sales, four ears oranses, two cars 11 Mldvsle Stl art tt tt 89 98% 88"4 13 Ital P Util Ts 52... 61 61 61 September 30 net assets at market lemons. 24 Mil El RyftLt IstSs 97% 96% 96% 153 Italy 7s 1951 .82 711% 80% latest devices used for counter Circuit Rider, 84, To New High School values equal to $60.62 a share on stocks were about steady, although 8 MSPSISSM 1st eaa la 44 44 44 610 Japan 6%s 54 99% 91% 99 espionage ln German factories where Standard of Indiana sagged below 13 M K Tex adj 5s 67.. 51% 31V4 51V4 11 Kreueer ft Toll 5tS9 50 46 48 In Florida Prefers tbt convertible preferred stock. 8 do 1st 4s 90 77% TTV_ T7% 21 Marseilles ta 34.... 98 86% 96 secret processes aad formulae are Held in 'Glass House' compared with $79.49 December 31, 18*., which was tbt previous 12 Mo Pae evt 5Vis 48. 61% 51 SI employed. minimum. ) Poultry and Rabbits I 50 Milan City 6%s 63.. M 69% 61 Airplane to Train 1930, and $90.60 September 30, last Tt do 5s 77 P |4 61% 34 2 N South Wales Ss IT. tt tt 88 The new camera is worn inside NEW ORLEANS, Oct 1. (JP)— 48 do ten 4s 75 43 41% 41% 3 N Oer Lloyd 6s 47... 31% MV* 30% the vest with the lens appearing year. Kens. Leghorns, under 3*. lbs...... 3 4t 166 do ltt St 81 8314 6L>4 62 II Norway to M 86V* M M LAKES WALES, Pla., Oct. 1. (Jp) Sixteen hundred New Orleans girlt Farm Price Index, do. Site to 4 lbs IT 7 Mont Pw rft 5s53A.. 99% 97 97 28 Norway to tt 80V* Tf Tf like a button. It even can be fitted At tt Dr. A. 3. Holt, circuit rider, will live in a glass house this winter. do. 4 lbs. and up 18 174 Nat Dairy 5'4s 48... 92% 90 90 60 Royal Dutch It 45... 76% 75% 75% into glove. Thus persons suspected 4 Natl Steel 6s 81 81% 81 81V. 21 Orient D Ltd 5%s H 75 V. Ti 75% says he ls too old to travel by train. At least they will go to school in Hens, colored, 4 Iba, and up ...... 35 12 NOPS 5s 55 B 70% 69V, 69'. of Industrial spying may be photo­ ont, for every classroom in tht new Eastern Rahoads At 72, Reaches New Broilers. 1 to 1". lbs 33 I Panama St 63 A 60 68% 59% But by airplane—he likes the do. over 1". to _•'« lbs 25 46 NYC&HRdeb 4s 34.. 87% 33% MVi M Par-Lyons Med ta 68 98 87 M graphed without exciting their sus­ idea. Eleanor McMain High school hat 18 Low in September Fryers. Lethorns, 2V. to 3 lbs tt II NYCftSf.5-.s74 A .. 86 66 55 IB Peru 1st ta 60 8% T I picion. large windows, and the study hall mReach A grcement on do. colored. 2 '•i to 3 lbs 22 32 do 4%s Tt O .... It 47 47 tt Poland to 50 63% 45 48 Dr. Holt lives at Arcadia, but Roasters, soft bone. 3 lbs. and up.. .22 1 N Y DO'k Co 3s 38 43% 46% 45'- 22 do 7s If 48 45 ffl makes regular trips to Lake Wales has 70 windows. WASHINGTON, Oct 1. (JP)—The Stags 18 25 N Y Edi rfg 8%s 41. .114 lit 113 1 Queensld to IT 47% 47% 47% There are so many casements that Consolidation Plan Old roosters 10 28 NYNRftH cvt 6s 48.. 101 100 100 34 Rhine Wett ta 5Sww 43 46 46 Earnings oi Power by plane, thanks to Spurgeon Till­ farm price index moved down three Ducklings. Pekln. 3*4 lbs. and up.. 16 NYNH&Hlftr4'.is 87 .... T8 TS 76 tl Rio tt Jan 6%s 53.. MVt 14V* 14% man, one of his parishioners, who very little of tbt gray ttucco tf points last month to a new low at do. other than Peklns. 3*4 lbs at. 13 10 N T Ry Inc 6s W .. 1% 1% {U 30 Rome 6%s if...... 65 13% 64% which tbe building is constructed, NEW YORK, Oct. 1. (JP)—Presi­ 15 Sao Paulo St 7s M .. 63% 50 :- Plants Pointing to ls an aviator. dents ftf tbt eastern trunk line rail­ 73 oa September If. The index stood Old ducks. 8*4 lbs and up 13 IT HTT aaa 4%s at ..103-4 103 108 Tht trip by plane requires nearlv tan be seen. Oeese 13 13 NTW ft B 4Vta It .. 66% 88 63 14 Sax Pub Wks Ts 41 .. If tt 32% < It is the largest school in the city. roads today agreed to recommend to at 75 on August 15. Oka September Touns torn turkeys, 13 lbs. and at... .33 7 Nlag Shares 6%s 80.. Tl% 71 76 II do 6%S 51 37% 26 28 City Without Taxes a day. By air it ls only 33 "i T»llWt the Interstate Commerce Commis­ 15 a year ago it was 111. do. dressed. 13 tbt. aad up 36 19 Nor Am Co Se tl .. 11% 13% 83% 44 Serbs Ota Stow 7t 63. 40 M% 40 A great saving of strength. Dr. Ben turkeys, t lbs end up 36 1 Nor Am Ed 5'is 83.. 85% 93% 95'4 18 Siemens ft Hal 6%s tl TO W M sion a plan for grouping tltt rail­ The agriculture department said do. dressed. 8 lbs and op ...... 33 81 Sweden 5%s M MV* 87% 87% PONCA CITY, Okla., Oct. 1. Holt declared. roads ln tht eastern district into tht major price declines for the Old torn t urkeyi SS 11 Nor Pae as '4MT B.. 94% nv, H% 54 Swiss 5%s M 101 Vt 100% 100% (JP)—This city, one of the few in Melon Shippers in four systems. month woo on fruits and vegeta­ to. dressed 38 33 N P pr Ben 4s 97 .. 88% 86V. 87 I Toho El Paw 13 tt . 73% Tt tttt the United States which have had Small hep turkeys, under 8 lbs lt 3 Nor Bt Pow tt tl A. .100V4 9 99 11 Tokyo City S'.4s tt .. 11% 81 11% This waa interpreted as indicat­ bles, cotton and cotton seed. Only Small torn turkeys, trader 13 lbs 18 tt Ore W RRftN ts tt.. tt tt 13% TT Tokyo El Lt ta 63 .. 65% 64% 64%n o general municipal tax for seven New Gas Field Looms South Carolina Get ing that the roads were at last In dairy and poultry products ad­ Squabs ...... SO 25 PacGasftEl M 42 ..102% 101% 101% 1 oa sti wks itta it a it 33 tf years, will have no city levy of Capons, less than 8 Iba 30 II Pac T&T M tl ....102% 101 Ultt 111 Uruguay 6s 60 tt% M ft any kind by 1934, Harry A. Hay- la Western Oklahoma $500,000 for Crop agreement as o all important mat­ vanced. do. t lbs aad over tt 8 da rft tt tt 104% 103% 118% 21 Vienna City fe tt ... 63% 11 ft ters IB tttt **_—_> and was regarded Virtually all agricultural com­ Bo. 1 mixed rabbits. 3 to 4 Ska.... 44 tt P-A S ft T tt 1934..101% 101 "4 101% tt Westph Un Bl P ta tt 30% 27 29% ward, city finance commissioner, In Wall street as a major step in modities on September If reached No. 3 white rabbits. 3 to 4 lbs.... .18 4 Para Pam Las 6s 47.. 93 92 12 23 Yokohama ta 61 ... 83% 82% 82% predicts. OUYMON, Okla.. Oct 1. (JP)— COLUMBIA, S. C, Oct. 1. (_P)— 81a. 1 mixed color rabbits. 3 to 4 lbs.. .11 4 Para Pubiix 5%s 50 .. 61 60 61 bringing to fruition tbt long- the lowest prices for that month No 3 mixed color rabbits. 8 to 4 lbs ot M Ptnn PftLt 4%s tt.. 88 M tt Earnings of tbt city's electric and A new gas field may be opened in The watermelon-eating public dug projected plan of consolidating the since 1910 when the index wat first No. 3 old rabbits Si 2 Penn Ola 6s 41 A... 46% 46 46% Total tales todsy. I16.910.000. water plants have taekn care of the Western Oklahoma. A well drilled down and paid .South Carolina a Penn RR 4%l IS.... 87 87 87 Previous day, 018,636.000. general tax. in recently ta Texas county is the farmers a half wmitoti dollars for eastern railroads. prepared. t Penn RR 4%s 70 D.. 77% 74 fl Week ato, 823,393.000. The roads concerned are tttt One thousand people are ttt be 17 Phlla Co 6s 67...... tt 87 88% Tsar aaa. iio.652.ooo. Hayward sold accrued surplus largest gasser north of tbt - Moore their melon crop in July. Thla waa Pennsylvania, New York Central, SILVER ADVANCES employed at a potto)" and ceramic 18 Phil Read CftI 6s 48. 40 40 40% Two peart ago. 310,168.000. would make annual bond payments county, Tex., field. Three days after the aggregate receipts from outside Baltimore & Ohio and Chesapeake NEW YORK, Oct. |. (JP)—Bar plant under cortstructian at Hook 30 Phillips tat 5%s 39.. 56% 54 M January 1 to dste, tt._TT,TM.3O0. Ml outstanding bonded Indebted­ tt blew ia II was making 22,000,000 the state for melons shipped dot** 13 PCC&StL 4Vis TT.... 90% 90 90 lama year ago, 12,121,669,000. ness. cubic feet daily. , Ing tbt month. __ Ohio-Nickel Plate system. silver steadier and % higher at 28. of Holland, Netherlands. 4 Portland Oen SI 4%s 72% 72% 72* Same two peart ato, 13,307,713.000. 23 Postal TelftC 6s tt.. 38% 38 M r mmmSS PAGETW_tvE EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1931

NOW PLATING 12 People Each Week Get "GUILTY HANDS'9 FREE TICKETS TO-- WITH LIONEL BARRYMORE As a Guest of tbe Evening Outlook If fear Name Appeara It Your Name in tha ClassAd Columns Today? __: Criterion Theater to the ClaaaAd Colamna RENTALS EVENING OUTLOOK EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE REAL ESTATE •t FURNITURE FOR SALE 122 FOR RENTN-Roonia ***••• CLASSIFIED 70 HELP WANTED—Male 170 HELP WANTED—Male Ml HOUSES FOR SALE ADVERTISING Classified VAUGHAN'S— PLEASANT room with garage, private bath. TM win be dumfounded to know how Private Party Needs prlTate entrance, exclusive district. Fh. stm our prices are. 2«5M. ^^^^ HEADQUARTERS Bed. spring and mattress, complete ___87 Money MAIN OFFICE IxlS seamless Ax. rue. beauty 3M Offert • t-room ttucco home ln Brent­ FRONT room, larte closet, adjoining batht Fourth at Broadway, Santa Monica Business Directory Aviation 2-pc. tut. davenport eet tit wood Heigbta, near U. C. L. A. Strictly kitchen privilege: garage; IM month. TELEPHONE Single top. davenport. 110; duofold 89 modern. With elec. furnace and auto­ Woman or man. CM llth St. Ph. Lot at dining room flats ea up Phone 2328S for Information matic hot water heater; dandy yard, 1 23285 High owen ranges M up; low oven f*TT rosea and shrubbery, sprinkler system; PLEASANT room, private;. 1 block ocean? ' WEST LOS ANOELES BRANCH Santa Monica School of Aeronautics Ruts, all slsee 12 apt chlff iff up rear fenced, aa exceptional batttln, and Parking space. 33. 215 Bay St. 11340 Santa Monica Blvd., Sawteiie Bedroom sets 114 up; teatert ** up ana a shrewd buyer will appreciate. Very TELEPHONE Office desks tlO up: orlentsl rugs cheap. easy terms. Inquire Sunday or evening ROOM, separate entrance; with or without BUSINESS SERVICE BUSINESS SERVICE A Division of National Air Training System, Inc. Huge stock of used furniture. 1025 Amherst. Watt L A. board. 1233 llth St. Call evenings. W. L. A. 32163 Vaughan's, 1231 Lincoln. 8. M. between Wllshlre-Arl.ona. Open till 8 p. m. 26003 A CORNER OP SUNNY SPAIN DESIRABLE room, adjoin, bath; fl-Taga. SUBSCRIPTION RATES using 87,250 387 W. Channel road. B. M. canyon. Delivered St carrier ln Banta Monica, Where to Dine FURNITURE bargain! at storeroom of the In Westwood Hills. The educational cen­ Ocean Park, Venice, Sawteiie, Brentwood Carmel Hotel, corner 2nd and Broadway, ter of Southern California. Seven spac­ SINGLE or suite at rmt., twin beds, priv. and Pacific Palisades, 50c per month. S. M. Phone 23385. New occasional chairs ious tunny rooms, cleverly planned and bath, gentleman. 1303 5th it. Regular Advance Rankin System J4.95; new 838.M Inner sprint mattresses, perfect ta detail; t large bedroomt, hand Rate Rate guaranteed, 19.95. aad many other bar­ decorated, fall length mirror, large glee GENTLEMAN, turn, room, priv. bath, sep­ One rear ______16.00 ts.00 La Monica Cafe gains M furniture. Oriental, Chinese eft. I baths and kitchen tiled ln beauti­ arate entrance; free parking. M? 10th Bt. Six months ______33.00 32 60 Now training selected men for opportunities in the and domestic rugs. ful pastel colors; furnace teat, electric Three months ______(Ut 81 35 refrig., Telechron clock, double garage tt WEEK, pleasant room; 7 minutes to On ttreeta and news stands, per copy. 3c. field of aviation. These men must be of good THE furniture of Mr. Oeo. Andes, 438 9th and stucco wall. West L. A. 31105; eve­ university. 1121 Princeton St. Ph. 29511, Mall tat month. 65c; parable ln advance. 50c- Special Fish Dinner - - 50c St., lncludllng Spanish dining room set, nings West L. A. 34678. character—high school graduates preferred. portable brass andirons, complete flat. 330—Front cottage. 1 person. Excel, nelgh- REPRESENTED NATIONALLY BT Served in Dining Room Eureka elec. sweeper and several other lots b'd. Gar. Hot water. Elec. lncl. ltt 7th. M. O. MOOENSEN a COMPANY. INO. at furniture and rati hat been moved Just Finished San Francisco, 564 Market afreet. CONEY ISLAND CLAM CHOWDER Phone Santa Monica 24684—Ask for Mr. Detwiler M 110 Broadway to te sacrificed to aulck UNUSUALLY pleasing rms., 4 block of tit 1BTH ST.—Olllette's Square, seven ocean, every convenience. Ph. 25927. Los Angeles, 423 South Sprint ttreet. Or buyers. Phone 23385. rooms, foil tile baths, furnace heat, elec­ Seattle. 603 Stewart street. BOWL OP SOUP for appointment. tric refrigeration; wonderful decora­ Portland, 68 Broadway. SALAD CREAM enamel bedroom eet, large vanity, LARGE furnished room; garage; kitchen tion*. Built OB today's prices and priced privileges tf desired. Ph. SUM. Ml ltt. Detroit, 30M West Orant boulevard. •hlfforobe, double bed! good condition. less than 810,000. Inspection Invited. Chlcato, 360 North Michigan avenue. 950 Embury tt.. Pacific Palisades, after Open 1:30 to 6:00 p. m., dally. New York, 122 Eatt Forty-second street. Choice of Santa Monica School of Aeronautics I p. m. Ph. 23265 for appointment. LADY, room with kitchen priv. Reasonable. Copies of the Santa Monlea Evening MAKE an offer on this 3-bedroom, 3-bath Oarage If desired. 954-A ltt St. Outlook mar be Mil and at any at these FILET OP SOLE, TARTAR SAUCE ORTLLED FILET OF FRESH MACKEREL BEDROOM eet, I pieces, complete; bar­ home al Ml Lincoln Blvd., S. M. Owner offices, where fall data retardlnt toe Ban­ IN DIVIDUAL BOCK BASS FRESH SHRIMP COCKTAIL AND 818 Arizona Street Santa Monica gain. M0. 838 16th Bt. anxious to dispose of thli property fot> NEWLY furnished room to gentleman; sep­ al Monica market mar alto be bad. GRILLED JACK SMELTS, TARTAR TOASTED FILET OP SOLE SAND­ otter business reasons. Bee Mrs. Knock­ arate entrance; garage. MS 38th. M387. The Banta Monica Publlshlnt Company SAUCE. WICH. 83 FURNITURE WANTED er With TOM PRENTICE aad DAVE reserves the rltht M correctly classify Of GRILLED FILLET OP BONTTA. FRIED EASTERN OYSTERS, TARTAR FEARON, Tth aad Montana. Ph. 32143. _M ROOMS AND BOARD revise advertisements, er reject and refund GRILLED BABY SEA BASS. SAUCE. _____ CALL HARRY DIVINE, day or night I CM property, 1 to 5 p. m., dally. amount paid, and will not be responsible GRILLED BABY TUNA. EA8TERN OYSTERS FANCY PEPPER 77 SITUATION WANTED for more than one Incorrect insertion of 72 HELP WANTED—Male—Female pay top prices; entire contents of hornet. LOVELY room, board; couple or 3 ladlei! GRILLED FILET OP ROCK COD. PAN ROAST. Mala Wd Female flats; spot cash. THE mortgage lt 38,000. Take the equity tn new home; excellent mcflltl privilege.. ear at ordered for more than one time. CHILLED RED SNAPPER. for 31.000. Tte property consists of two EASTERN OYSTERS. CREAM STEW. EFFICIENT help for all occasions. Bay PBONE CULVER CITY 3343 Garage. 2342 Selby, West L. A. 34664. All transient or telephone advertisements GRILLED BARRACUDA RAW EASTERN OYSTERS WITH COLD COUPLE with child, caretaker, apt. mars., Washington blvd. lots, and an I room, 3- are parable and will be collected for im­ GRILLED HALIBUT STEAK. District employment Agency, 119 Santa story, residence, ta good condition; with SLAW. . Monica Blvd. Phone 21974. cap., reft., lav wages. Box 2S41 Outlook. GREAT demand for second hand furni­ NICE, comfortable room; board optlooaL mediately after tha Brat insertion, unless FILET OP ROCK BASS. TOA8TED EASTERN OYSTER SAND­ ture; best prices paid. Pbone 62801. T. OL double garage. H. W. REED CO., Phoae 18 and 19. Reasonable rate. 1131 3rd at. patron has already established a regular FILLET OP WHITE FISH. WICH WITH SHRIMP COCKTAIL. Stewart, 307 Holllster Ave- Ocean Park. 81094, Ocean Park. account on our credit books. GRILLED YELLOW TAIL. STEAMED COCKLES, PLAIN OR BOR- 74 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES 78 PAINTING, PAPERHANGING RM, twin beta; for couple, gar., excellent INDEX GRILLED SEA BASS STEAK. DELAISE. WESTWOOD—2-story, 4 bedrms., view lot. home cooking, very homelike. M156. POTATOES AND CARPENTERING Tha following It tba order ln which tta VEGETABLES MRS. RICHARDSON'S AGENCY. 1M7 4th 85 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Hat everything. Hew. f 12,000.00. 1 loan eight major groups of classifications appear: ICE CREAM St., 21897. Good positions open. High J6.000.00, I years. Submit smaller house ROOMS, with or without board; tingle er Announcements 1 to If TEA PUDDINQ JELLO C. R. HEYWORTH, painter; Jobbing a spe­ or tot. Broker. 161" Purdue ave., Wett class help register. cialty; 18 a day. Phone WLA 32806, 32580 GOOD planoa for rent, M per month up. double. 823 Ird St. Phone MOM. Business Service ______A to Z OR COFFEE Ho Junk. You can apply rent on pur­ Los Angeles 31M4 or 31493. Employment ______70 to 78 C E. MORRIS EMPLOYMENT AOENCY chase later. WORTH HATHAWAY. 1402 ROOM and boards gentlemen only; 87 ant Merchandise ______80 to 91 La Monica Cafe Serving Employer and Employe MERCHANDISE Wilshire Blvd. SPECIAL Price, t47M. Six-room Spanish 18 per week. 1433 Ninth SL Financial ______M to IM Ith and Broadway, 8. M. Pb. M709. 8 to t. stucco, north of Wilshire; double garage. Real Estate ______-___—- 101 ta 111 SPECIAL sale on new and used pianos, 333 Mrt. Tribolet, 1117 Wilshire. Ph. 26727. Rentals ______IM to IM Gus Granstrom - - Mildred Riggen JAPANESE Employment Agency, day or 80 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE up. Rentals 12. Bee Attlesey at Stoma 125 ROOMS AND BOARD Automotive 140 to IM BOUT. 3M8 Main tt_ O. P. Ph. 61565. Bldg., 1410 Second St. Phone 26656. SACRIFICE 16500, new 6-room bouse; corner lot; beet For Children BATES PEE LINE PER DAT End of Santa Monica Pier J5000 WORTH at drapery, such at needle­ neighborhood; school half block. 22904. Dally 75 SITUATIONS WANTED—Male point, genuine Imported French ft lata, PIANOS for rent, 50c week up. Free de­ •ilk mohair; 1000 yard* at lining. 600 livery plan. Union Storage, 711 Colorado. REAL boarding home; children; 1 block to M or more consecutive times — 8c Open 4 A. M. to 8 P. M. Free Parking to Cafe 1 FORECLOSURE, B rms. front. 3 apt. rear, school. 3018 Mtt Bt. Phone 22785. 30 week days and 4 Shopper insertions. pieces of tapestry for fl-fr*"*". cushions. 1024 Stb st. Will trade. ORegon Mil. LAWN DEVIL ORA8S 80c each. Prices cut until they bleed on T to M consecutive tlmee - 12c RAKING, ETC. MACHINE 86 RADIOS, Supplies. Accessories WONDER, home for children, near school! Shopper counted as full tar. this steak. Paint tl per gallon, all colors; KINDERGARTEN PHONE 27298 300 yards at hlth grade woolen goods. PRETTY 8-room bung. Furnace heat; snap, mother's care. 63717. 339 Lonalla. Yen, SMI consecutive times 14c AMERICAN LEGION 85650. Inquire 628 10th St. Phone 24345. . .•_—4,.—..3) Me per yard and op; IM tats of for col­ NEW and used radlot told, rented aad re­ Additional charge ct 3c per IBM When WANTED—General weekly day work, by lars and cuffs at 60c on the dollar. Open Monday it included. PLAY troup. kiddles 3-8 rears, outdoor paired. Bobsene Radio Shop, 111 Banta GILLETTE'S Square, 2-story Spanish; 7 exper. cook-butler; many years at priv­ all day this week M Goldman's, 1349 Monica Blvd. 126 BOTELS I to 2 times . —— 18c THE AMERICAN LEGION needs equip. Music, games, stories. 1047 4th Bt. ate servant; local refer. Ph. eves. 64126. Washington Blvd., Venice. rooms, 3 beds. Owner. S8382. tdtlttenal charge at 3c per Una when all kinds ef cast-off material. RADIO BARGAIN HOUSE Monday ia included. Newspapers, magazines, cloth* MAGAZINE EXCHANGE ROOFING, painting, carpenter work; all 722 21ST ST.—3 bedrooms, I batht; price Minimum charge 60c work tuaranteed. Ph. 31602 after 4 p.m. LATEST Midget radlot. Pentode tube, Corner 14th aad Broadway. Phone 28632 88750. Just completed; Inspection invited. int. bottles, and furniture. 19.50. 3000 gallons 8. V. W. houte paint, for rsdlos. service end rent sets. Minimum apace, two Unas, 10 average CALL 3M11 AMD A TRUCK Broadmoor Hotel 31.85 tallon. Don't confuse this with aaaM*****^********* words. WILL CALL PROMPTLY. -_-/_p-o.a ptre "pats 'K 't nae_iaq trifl APT. house manager, fully understanding Note—The Outlook Shopper It a free de­ Mti -pesu-ii-xe "piot 'mtnoq BaNizvovw •heap paint, as the regular price ls 84.83 102 LOTS FOR SALE all repairs. Phone Mr. Brown, 31371. gallon. tS purpose paint, fl.50 gallon. 88 SWAPS livery to non-subscribers of the Evening Broadway at Third Outlook, wltb an approximate circulation This store ls loaded with bargains. Open AUTOS FOR HIRE MATTRESS AND UPHOLSTERING SAT work by expert Japanese, ln house evenings. B. M. Salvage Co., 2002 Main. DENTISTRY for radio, typewriter, tailor­ Of 13.000. oa garden. Phone 34882. Why Rent Note—"Consecutive times" does not ing or what have you? Boa 874, Wett When we can show you such homes as Offers MATTRESSES RENOVATED. FURNITURE FINEST PULVERIZED DAIRY FERTILIZ­ Los Angeles Tribune. mean consecutive Mondays, etc.. bat eon- PAUL NYE wants garden work, two days these for tta price. 1950 and MM South eeeutlve days. HILLS C. DRIVE UPHOLSTERED. CARPETS CLEANED. ER; ALSO HORSE MANURE. BUT FROM Drive yourself, day. week or month. Low­ BERRY'S. 1M3 10TH tT. PHONE 28838. a week. Phone 64329. OLD RELIABLE OLIVER PARK. 64530. Purdue Ave., West L. A. Two bedrooms, For 30-tlme orders the rsts per line will est rates. 131 B. M. Blvd. Phone 28206. breakfast nook, hardwood floors, lawns Attractive Winter Rates tt 82.40. 90 DOGS. RIRDS. CATS CHAUFFEUR, Swedish; food mechanic; NEARLY new high grade, all wool, man's and shrubbery. Owner. Situations Wanted—One-half above rates, MUSICAL INSTRUCTION clean, honest; excellent refer. Ph. 25234. aash with order. 3-plece suit; size 42,' stout. A real bar- PEKINGESE PUPPUS from beaut, champ. BEDDING tain. Pbone 22584. For Comfortable. Modern These rates apply also to the West Los HAWAIIAN guitar, banlo, ukulele taught. OARDENER aad caretaker; work by hour, brad imported don. Judith connell, 2316 Real Buys at $3,250 Each Angeles Tribune. Malcolm. Westwood Hills, W. L. A. 33287. BEST made mattresses, all sites, all prices, No. 13, Ith St. Arcade. Phone 21811. month or contract Phoae 64565. PLAYER piano, M rolls, stool aad bench, springs, bedsteads, pillows, moth-proof- 350; fire boxes 13. Leaf mold 30c sack. Rooms or Suites CARPENTER, builder, repairlnt. painting; CHOW puppies, beautiful coats, for tale See This" One int, sterilising; renovste mattresses wltb PHOTO FINISHING Bay Salvage, 1102 Santa Monlea Blvd. cheap. 1444 16th St. Phone 36820. ANNOUNCEMENTS new cover. 15. Santa Monica Mattress * price reasonable. Ph. 23357. 1383 18th Bt 11323 La Grange Ave., West L. A. One bedroom, breakfast room, hardwood Homelike Pillow Factors'. 1666 llth Bt Ph 23504. KODAK special! This week 400 get you 1 RADIO, "Masterpiece," sacrifice 320; '26 CHAUFFEUR—Colored, wnts posl. la priv. Ford, twap tor what? Snaps. floors, closet tor roll-in tad. VERY 1 DEATH * FUNERAL NOTICES roll 8 expos, dev. kodak prints, 1 enlarged fam., exper., refs. 27199. Call after I BOB. FINANCIAL NEAT. Aad no assessments. Owner. free: reprints to each; dozen left, 1 en- 18M OCEAN AVENUE Centrally Located BOAT STORAGE, REPAIRING lamed free. Bunnell's Out Rate Photo Only $2,750 BUERGE—Stella B. Buerte. HANDY man, understands carpenter, elec, HERB now, new fall line of Real 811k Services thla afternoon from the Menden- Studio, 14161. 3rd St., B. M. plumbing, concrete work. Brown, 21278. tt BUSINESS OPPORTUNITirS BOAT rtorage. Repairing, authority on ma­ hosiery; 7 exclusive features. 3M Junl- SEE THESE TODAT ' hall Funeral Home. pher Bldg. -— MslM, west front, H. at Alta 33350 JARDINE HOTEL—Very clean roomt, 34.80, rine motors. ART BLANCHARD. 12th aad GOOD work, calclmlnlng, painting, inside, CAPE, seats 20, low rent, living quarters; 60x150. north of Marguerite -———32250 88 week; free parking. 1M0 Bawtelle Bvd. B. M. blvd. Phone 28099. 22439. PIANO TUNING CRAMPTON—Theo. H. M. Crampton, age eat; 84 day. Alto roofloc. Phoae 31395. SAVE money! 8 cubic foot O'Keefe Mtt near theater on mate boulevard; Ideal 46x150, Princeton, Bear Washington 81381 tl years. On Wednesday. Sept. 30th, at for man and wife. A bargain for cash. HOLLAND DUTCH piano technician; tun­ Merritt elec. refrigerator; new, never 60x149, H. Of Alta tn Gillette's Sq 12350 WILLANNA Hotel, near corner S. M. and the residence of his mother, Mrs. Ches­ EXPERIENCED painter will do your work been used. Far below cost. 1307 7th st. 11258 Santa Monica Blvd., West L. A. See Mr. Deebank with Sawteiie Blvds., tl day np; M week np. ter O. Wsrlna, 827 lad St. Survived by BUSINESS DIRECTORY CARD ing, voicing, rtpalrlna Pianos Poll" Jan- for 80c hour. Call 36493. M. B. Rapp, 1415 Montana. Ph. 21112 his wife. Mrs. Dora Prismas Crampton. sen. 1183 Ocean Am PB MMO Art shop WANTED— 11000 to J2000, secured with ne­ CHOICE BODDED AVOCADO TREES gotiable merchandise; services and han­ 128 FOR RENT—Flats, Furnished two sons and three daughters, and one YOUR business cart la this directory will PAINT your house, kitchen or bsth, 35 per BAKER'S NURSERY brother, Francis A. Crampton. cost you just a few cents per day and A. L. OUMMINGS. piano tuner with Jack­ day; tood work. Phone 21757. dling of money acceptable. Details in will be read by thousands of people. son. Btltt Music Co. Ph. 11116. Res. 2S340 718 S. Westgate Are., Brentwood Heights. Interview. Phone 62052. S. M. Blvd. Steal REsJL, 3-room flat, new; electric refrig.. Interment ia Frleman plot at Sayvllle. Northwett corner Centinela. 110x180, 1185 Lons Island, N. Y., at eonvenlence of Phone Classified Dept.. 8. M. 23335. for overstuffed. Phone 21199 or 32913. Rent LLOYD baby buggy, almost new; cost 340. FORTUNE and perpetual Income for a few per foot. E. L. Carlson, IM3 S. M. Blvd. family. Mendenhall Funeral Home, di­ a representative to call on you. PLATING WORKS 76 SITUATION WANTED—Female Sell aheap. W. L. A. 31668. 837.50. 1143 16th St. rectors. lady or gentlemaa associates with mod­ APARTMENT site, 3rd St., north of Wil­ EXPERIENCED colored woman, hotel. Apt. erate amount of money. Boa 3846, Out­ shire. Price $6,000. 3M Wilshire blvd. FLAT, close ln; 3 roomt, bath; mod. Ne. CHROMIUM, sliver, nickel, copper, brass FIRE WOOD POR SALE look. McCLURE—David McClure, age 34 years. CARPENTERING houtt; rest room maid, ar part time aen- Big truck load, $5.00. Pbone 31222. Phone 23601. decorated. 330. 1617 4th St.. B. M. Services and Interment today tn Riverside. plating. SANTA MONICA PLATING WORKS, 1206 8. M. Blvd. Phone 23097. eral. cleanint. References. Phoae 61221. Mendenhall Funeral Home, directors. CARPENTER, build- repairs, remodel. Estl. COATS aad dresses, aew aad slightly used, 94 MONET TO LOAN—Real Estate 129 FOR RENT—Apts. Unfurn. given. A. J. Norris & Son, 1143 9th. 25028. DAT work, reliable white woman; refer­ t3 UP. Sizes 16 and 18. Ph. 26417. 109 MISCELLANEOUS Real Estate MENG—Mrs. Elizabeth Catherine Meng. RADIOS FOR RENT ences. Phone 28378, call evenlnes. PLENTY OP MONEY TO LOAN Aged 81 yrs. Mother of Mrs. Jessie Eliza­ CARPENTER work, day or contract: esti­ FOUR roomt in lovely court; colored tile LAWN FERTILIZER, BEST ON MARKET: On Banta Monlea properties, t%. 1%, sink and bath; electric refrigerator. Near beth Belt, Mrs. Amanda Katherlne mates furnished. 1218 18th St. Ph. MMT. EXPERT stenot. and assist, bookkeeper WELL CURED SHAVER DAIRY. 62070 8%: 3-year straight loans, or 8 to 10- Alexander's Best Buys Bheckles, Arthur Henry Meng and litter ALL electric radios, rent 14 up mo. Hear Wilshire. Adult*. 1I24-B 17th St. the World Berles games. 1326 5th. 21104 wants work all or part time. Ref. 23237. year amo, tlsed Prompt service: low ex­ English stucco, 2 bedroom home, 418 Utt of Philip J. Bohrer and Katherlne Zwel- CASH for pour avocados; handle any pense. Amounts from 31.000 to 1100.000 St. Only 85280. A wonderful bargain: tle of Rochester, N. Y. Also survived by CEMENT WORK HSEKPR, tood cook, capable manater, po­ FREE—Light, gas, refrigeration; npper quantity. Box 2543 Outlook. Let ut help yon solve pour flnanclnt easy terms; shown by appointment. double Apt. 838 ttt Bt. Phone 3M23. thirteen trandchlldren. ROOFINO sition small adult family. Ref. lea. 21706. problems. Lot, 50x157. one block north Of Wilshire; Services Friday at 2 p. m. at tbe Memo­ FOUNDATIONS, walks. pools, tennis USED washing machines, tood condition; Income rone; 31000; terms. rial Chapel of Todd and Leslie. BUNDLE washing. We call and deliver. 120— NEW 3-room, shower; tarate; water courts, repairing, R. J. Sparr, Ph. 23456. W. O. FISCHER ROOFINO CO., reliable 111. Call after I P. m. Phoae 63935. Lot, 50x150, near San Vicente, 13150. paid. IMS Delaware. Phone 24474. roofer. It back oa the Bay. Phoae 61720. Prices reas. 325-C Pico. Ph. 11287. Gandy Investment Co. Gillette's Square lot, 12250; terms. WAGNER—Frank H. Wagner, ot St. Louis, ROBERT A. GANDY. MR. PURE cow fertilizer, screened, 40c sack, Phone 28311. ALEXANDER, M3 Wilshire. DOUBLE Apt., with or without garage. Ma. Formerly of B. M. CORSET BUSINESS FITTER and alteration saleslady wants delivered. Lincoln Ranch, phone 64192. 1510 Third St. Phono 11660 Interment will tote place la Woodlawn SCREEN WORK position. Box 2558, Outlook. 111! Tenth BL Adults only. Cemetery. Saturday, at fl a. m. Men­ SPIRELLA made to meat, corsets and bras- ROYAL portable typewriter, new condition, 110 MOUNTAIN PROPERTY denhall Funeral Home ln charge. 6% MONEY FOUR roomt, 3 bedrooms, extra bod la slere-girdles. Mrs. Gibb, 1211 5th. 26696. SCREENS made. Installed aad repaired. 8. RELIABLE German, tood cook or ether 135. 903 14th. Phone 23927. living room. Apply 811 10th St. M. CABINET WORKS. 1706 4th. 38171. work; hour, day, weak. Phone 32197. Immediately available ta practically on- LOUIS T. BUSCH OO. NEARLY two-carat diamond ring, MM. 11mlted amounts aa Improved properties "We Know the Mountains" « FUNERAL DIRECTORS DETECTIVE AGENCIES YOUNO woman wishes position at compan- Phone 244M. M approved localities. M interest rates 2616 Wilshire Blvd. Phone 24430 130 FOR RENT—Apartmenta, Fnra. SECRETARIAL TRAINING lon, or flea, offlea work. W. L. A. 34373. M low aa 8% aad t% par *>-""»— Too 12-GAUGE Remington automatic shotgun, incur no obligations ln discussing tbe matter with ua SURPRISINOLT LOW RENTS WILSHIRE FREE P. E. 46-rlde pastel to secretarial DIETICIAN desires position ln thit dis­ cheap. Call 21535; evenings 28205. 111 WANTED—REAL ESTATE Beautifully furnished single and double Brackett Merchant Patrol students attending Gregg Institute for trict. Box 3552, Outlook. apartments, with every latest conven­ Funeral Home, Inc DAT AND NIGHT SERVICE. PH. 28744 girls, 118 W. 5th, L. A., corner Broadway CROWNING glory. Hair Visor, six-day Federal Bond & Mtge. Co. HAVE buyer for 8-room bungalow near ience; large kelvinator, cedar wardrobes, and 5th. Positions waiting. RELIABLE neat colored woman by day, dandruff cure. Irwin's Drug Stores. Suite 1-6, Security Bldg. Phone 33363 Venice rat Car line and schools; "250 orchid and apple green bath room with Ph. 23027, 1519 Wilshire DRESSMAKING, MILLINERY cleaning, laund. or cooking. Reft. 31397. cash and IM per month. Gandy Invest­ shower; lovely dinettes; convenient ga­ ment Co., 1510 Third St. Phone 31660. JOHN O BOOGS—STANLEY J. STRAW SHOE REPAIRING 82 FURNITURE FOR SALE rages. The beat value ln Santa Monica. PART time work, mornings preferably. We Handle All Forms of Maid service included. GOWNS, tailored suits, costs re lined; al­ Colored. Phone 22013. I Oft 6 rmt., can pay tlM down, 330 month. Todd & Leslie terations. Mil Euclid. 28647. Mrs. Mayer. HEELS, leather or rubber, 25 cents; halt ELECTRIC hair dryer, beby scales, buggies Real Estate Financing. More ln 6 months. Box 1810 Outlook. BERNICE APARTMENTS soles, 75c, for ladies' shoes; men's half COMPANION-HOUSEKPR . refined, capa­ and bath tubs, cribs, etc. Folding screens, 1149 llth St. Near Wilshire Blvd. SMART dresses, old ones celeverly remod­ soles, fl. Work guaranteed Louden, 1503 ble; references. Box 3337 Outlook. roll top and walnut typewriter desk. Also CITIZENS MORTGAGE SMALL home north of Montana, east Of Phone 21042 eled: coats, ensembles. 26241. 1668 Euclid. Fourth at. Acroat from the Outlook. FOR RENT—Cheap, or will exchange fat BEVENTB AND ARIZONA. B M. flat top desk at— AND SECURITIES CO. fth St. Box 3M7, Outlook. auto, electric radio or what? Sleeping LAUNDRY to take home or day work. nCKERY'S rooms and housekeeping Apts. Mt and 4 DRESSMAKING, tailoring, alterations, fur References, phone 24985. SIM Sawteiie Blvd. Open evenings MENDENHALL work. M.AjP. Shop. Reas. 1448'a 5th St SPECIAL NOTICES 222 Santa Monica Blvd. 112 EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE rooms. 2815 Ocean Front. Ocean Park. BUNDLE washlnt done. 18 years exper­ "23 INNERSPRING mattress, guar. _tl6.75 SPECIAL attention taken on men's and REFINANCE YOUR HOMB OR INCOME GREENE Apts.. IM Ocean Park Blvd. O. Funeral Home ience ln hend laundry work. Call M707. 5-plect breakfast suite 312 50 P. Block from beach. 2, 3 ant l-room EDUCATIONAL ladies' alterations. Tailoring. 2-piece mohair suite, rev. cushion -149.80 WITH INSURANCE FUNDS MM POURTB ST. PBONE 22288 SAHFORD J. MOSK. 1411 Third Bt. No Expense Unless Loan Is Granted Submit at Once Apts. 322.50 month up. Gas, light free. STENoa.. M; 8 years exper.. wishes temp, Window shades made to order. Your Dallas, Port Worth, Bl Paso. Okla­ MATHEMATICS, Esperanto, Latin, Spanish, or perms, position. Box 3ML Outlook. Phone 25 IM. 1519 Third St., 8. M. H. I. FOSKETT. 1002 Montana. 24198. history. G. P. Anderson, 1329D 4th. 22360. TRANSFER homa city, Kansas City, Denver property NEW aad beaut, overstuffed; elec. refrig. Kirkelie, Bernard & Peek 100"- FINANCING on clear "of. Call E. S. you wit-) to exchange for Southern Cali­ Dainty comer bedroom; also child's bed! LADY with ear wants day work or nurs­ FURNITURE, rugs, sprints, mattresses, tts fornia. Will inspect them oa my trip garage; 135. 2122 20th St., near Pico. FUNERAL DLRECTORS ing. Phone 81197. ttovt and (aa heaters. 1237 Mth St. Mickey, Phone 21448 or 221M. 303 Main Bt. Oeaan Park. Phone Ultt FELT HATS CALL 84197 FOR TRANSFER QUICK DE­ there ln a taw dan.. M Avenue 11 Venice. Phone 81888 LIVERY. ANYWHERE. REX ARMS APTS.—See these; 830. Beau­ 95 MONET TO LOAN—AUTOS tiful singles; overstuffed; private phonea LADIES' At men's fait hats cleaned, re- 611 BaStanley Cities Bldgy A. . KocPhonh e 21129 Price-Daniel Co., Inc. blocked; am style aad else; estab. I yrs. TRAVELING ln each Apt. 1434 Santa Monlea Blvd. ln Bay Dlst. B. M. Hat Works. 1507 ttt St. COLLATERAL AUTO REAL ESTATE 11567 Santa Monica Blvd. TWO ladies motoring to St. Louis: 2 people MM OCEAN Front, 3 room* and kitchen­ West Los Angeles Phone WLA 823". help drive, share exp. Lido Apt. 4M. Here's Your Chance ette Apt., on beach; 331. rear Apt. 821 INSURANCE LOANS To be independent, acre poultry and front. OWIIIfl. Arthur Jackson, Ph. 11078. f CEMETERIES MAUSOLEUM* VACUUMS REBUILT "Classified Adages" Insurance Premiums and Taxes Financed. fruit ranch. 7-room house, 1800 Mrt Build now. If your lot It clear act us. colony house; well, figs, etc. Take home 1348 llth St., off ear. bus: t rooms; tile HENRY O. MOELLER, General Insurance PARTS and guaranteed service on all here. Owner, 111 Arizona Ave., B. M. bath, shower, sink,- bedroom, wall bed; HO NEED OP EARTH BURIAL NOW Radiant heat, garage; 345. 235 8. M. Blvd Rm. 410. Ph. 21443. vacuum cleaners. Phone 21652. American Finance & 1500 CASH and substantial equity ln beaut. THRIFT CO., LTD. walnut grove, close in. Want modern 8. BEAUTIFUL court single apt.; tleepU-f Woodlawn Mausoleum 209 Bay Cities Bid. Phoae 21448 M. home; no commission. Drive out to porch, all conveniences. 132.50, 817 lltt. CRYPTS NOW SELL-NO IN HEW UNIT 18704 Chase St., North Los Angeles. AB LOW AB 3138 ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT OUTSIDE double, everythint furnished; OFFICE PH 23478: RES PB M717 GEMS... AUTO LOANS WE speclall-e la exchanges, large or small. permanent flfillte 1226-B Harvard. It FURNITURE AND DIAMOND LOANS PERSONALS 12 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS HELP WANTED—Male EASY WAY TO LOAN SINGLE Apt., rear; tile bath and link; J. J. Barrett 823. 1127 12th 8t Pbone 32088. like most everything else are SUPER FINANCE CO. Phone 21466. 2615 Santa Monica Blvd. WILL trade beautiful Mallbu cabin sites, DOUBLE or single, furnished; modern. Mary Says: WE ARE READY Phoae 25688 201 Santa Monlea Blvd MEN—WHITE bought and sold in the Classi­ covered with Uve oak trees, for beach 237-D Pacific St. Phone 84844. Free To put to work a few men from the 97 MONEY TO LOAN Miscellaneous lot and cabin. Phone 62568. Those lovely broken beads should be various trades and professions. Jobs pay BUNGALOW court, furn.. single, Frlgid­ reetrune by an expert. BETTY MACK, from 328 a week up. to those who quali­ fied Ads ... Now's the time WILL trade equity la M acres on mala alre. corner Mtt and Washington tts. 8M Wilshire Blvd., charges 35c to 50e MOVING PICTURE PROGRAM fy. Ages 21 to 50. Apply Thursday at highway, near El Centre for small house in Venice. 606 6th Ave., (rear) Venice. $32.50—NEW single apt., Frlgidalre, eves- for plain restrintlnt; 50c to tltt ap FLIGHT OP PROGRESS 8 p. m. sharp. Room 1, Basement. 225 Need Money? Read This! fir knotted. Beaded ban repaired. Jew­ Santa Monica blvd. to buy them... bargains are Here you eaa obtain a loan et tlO to stuffed. 1143 Princeton. elry aad watch repairing Phone 2H48. LINDBERGH FLIGHTS M00 quickly and privately ONLY SIG­ WANT home or equity for large San Vi­ PARACHUTE THRILLERS WANTED—Salesman, Hudson and Essex NATURES OP HUSBAND AND WIFE cente corner; small encumbrance. 3 3 ROOMS, bath; garage; reasonable. cars: good proposition tor right man. years. Phone Mrs. Kelsey. S. M. 24108. adults only; near car. tab 1M1-B Yorkshire Tavern. 1004 Third St AVIATION SHORT SUBJECTS offered by those who need REQUIRED. Ymt tet the FULL AMOUNT Plate Lunch. It to 1—60c Claude C. Haworth, 1127 S. M. Blvd. VARIOUS SPEAKERS PROMINENT IN of taat loan a CASH HO deductloaai CLEAR house, 1213 Wett Mtt place, Lot WELL turn, singles fer business adult Dinner. 6:30 M 7:30—85c Smell monthly payments. Sunday Dinner. 12 to 2 THE AVIATION INDUSTRY money ... when they're on Angeles, aad cash for l-room. modern, TBI It a.m., noon, eves. 804 UaMl__ and 5:30 M 7:30—11.00 11 HELP WANTED—Femalt PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY. LTD north ot Aritona Are. 1228 Euclid St. Suites tar House Guests. Ph. 26432. SM Bliss Bldg.. 8M 8 M Blvd Ph. 38053 326 TO MO—Desirable singles, doublet: tl 8:80 Friday Evening CALL FOR DANCERS the "low"... You know jew­ Loans Made ln All Nearby Towns 31400 EQUITY Culver City lot. Owners Adults. 827. 828 tltt BL Phone 36811. CONTRACT—Brldse Instruction by expert, MUST DO BOTH TOE AND TAP only. IMS West 38th Place. Lot Angeles. BOmlntl charte. Ph, 21338. BANTA MONICA SCHOOL Of Girts, ages 16 to 20. State or screen ex­ COZY, clean. 4-room duplex: garagat over­ AERONAUTICS perience unnecessary. Report Casting elry is an investment exactly 99 STOCKS AND BONDS 3 LOTS near Clover Field: trade tie bouse stuffed; adults only. 1927 Euclid St. Office of Movietone City, Fox Film Corp., tn Banta Monica. Box M56, Outlook. 11 LOST AND FOUND 813 Arizona Ave. Studio, near Beverly Hills, Friday and I I AM Interested in purchasing United Bldg. 330—NEW court, t rooms, frlgidalre; gar.; Saturday mornings at fl o'clock, With like real estate... Put your & Loan certificates. See Zlffer, 1018 • shower; new furn. lltt Barry, W. L. A. LOST-

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RENTALS AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE IM FOB RENT—Apartmenta, Fnra. Free Tickets Youth, 16, Admits Insane Man Kills KADIO PR96RAM, Tanner Testifies Winter Tenants For Three Days Only STATIONS ALPHABETICAL-! 18 A. tt, (All In _locyciet)|KFOE ______12M KFWB—Prudece Penny. Are Now Locating ANT HOME OAME U. S. O. PLATB Of 1931—THE DEALERS BELOW WILL OWE SulM-Oat Hospital Doctor KTM - 730| KGER 1360 KHJ—Quartet, accordionist (O). In Air Crash Suit TO ANT PURCHASER OF A NSW OR USED CAR (OVER 1300), TWO TICKETS, KECA , 14301KOPJ 1301 M:M A. M. Themselves ABSOLUTELY FREE, TO ANT OAME AT THE LOS ANGELES COLISEUM THIS KELW 1H0|KH. _ 900 KECA—Roy LefflntweU. FALL. IF ITS A BIO OAME TOU HAD BETTER RESERVE TOUR BEATS NOW, KFAO 1300IKMCS 1130 KPI—Matt-toe ot the Air (NBC). School days are here again and Eyes Haunt Former Gob, Hallucinations Inflame KFWB tSOKMTR Mt KHJ—Orehettra (CBS). Responsibility for Plane hundreds of tenants aft looking for AND YOUR CHOICE OP A OOOD USED OA* WILL ASSURE TOO OF RE­ KFVD . lOOOlKNX . 1080 11:11 A. M. hornet that era more conveniently lo­ LIABLE TRANSPORTATION. TOD SUPPORT TOUR TEAM—LETS SUPPORT Calls for Officers Diteased Mind to MtlKMPO Maneuvers Placed on cated for their children. They an watch- 111 KFI. KHJ—World series (St. Louis). las the rental columns ot thit newspaper OUR LOCAL DEALERS. BETTER BUYS DONT EXIST. to Confess Double Shooting _n — TONIGHT 11:30 A. M. Director-Victim tar that"t where they find the best se­ S F. tf. KFI—Marlllah Olney and Roy Rlngwald. lection. IB reach these people—phone KBCA—Eddie Cantor, Rudy VaUea (C>. KFAO—Federated Woman't club*, (Continued From Pag. 1) LOS ANGELES, Oct 1 (CNS)— LOS ANGELES. Oct. 1 (CNS)—• yew ti BOW M the— KFI—Hall and Myers, piano duo. 11:48 A. M. His sick mind Inflamed with an KFOX—Salon troup. Kenneth Hawks, director, and hut- NO LIMIT KOFJ—Hawaiian* band of Mary Astor, film star, who Classified Ads that he had been discharged from hallucination of mistreatment, Jo­ KMPC—BUI, Mack and Jimmy. KMTR—City Hall broadcast was one of ths 10 victims in tht the navy and had been living with seph Connors, 54-year-old mental NOON Any Used Car Purchaser 5:15 P. M. crash of two motion picture planes DURING THIS WEEK END friends ln tht Showell auto court patient of 1818 East Glen Oaks KFI—Dance band aad Winnie Parker. KFWB—Price Dunlavy. onanist. Phone 23285 boulevard, Glendale, today shot and KFWB—Joyce't orchestra and soloists. off Palos Verdes on January 2, 1930, near San Diego. 13:15 F. M. Juet adi for classified killed Dr. P. Martin Keller, medical KHJ—Blltmore concert orehettra. had complete charge of the aerial Mt F. M. maneuvers, according to testimony Is Entitled to Free Tickets First Clue Given superintendent of the Glendale KHJ—Whlttler College half hour. KMCS—City hall broadcast. KMTR—Hlth Moon Verletiet. today of C. H. Tanner, owner of Buena Vista Apts. These deputy sheriffs first ob-. sanitarium and hospital, and fired t P. M. KECA—Muslcale (Schubert) (NBC). one of tht ships. Beautifully furnished singles; tas, lights, OUR PRICE SELLS 'EM! talned information that Bell might • W-obably fatal bullet into his own 13:80 P. M. e steam beat! frlgidalre; maid service In­ when llce KFI—Orchettre, vocal ensemble. KECA—Ballads on approval. Tanner made this statement be­ BUICK 3-door sedan. Full price ___ -365 know something of he sensational {*"»* P° Pursued him to KFWB—Peter and Bit Playmate* cluded at MO and up. Tth aad Idaho. _I1M his home KELW—Yenkee Hawaiian trio. fore a Jury ln the court of Superior CHRYSLER "70," rumble Mat coupe Full price murder from another prisoner In tbt KOFJ—Studio orehettra. KHJ—Three Doctors (CBS). ESSEX sport coupe Very clean. Full price -MM Connon remained conscious long Judge Robert H. Scott, where eight county jail cell where Bell It con­ KHJ—Rhythm Choristers (CBS). 1PM CHEVROLET coupe, 1929. New tires and brakes -MM enough to mumble to police officers suits for damages, totaling $TT5,000, Criterion Apts. -tSfli fined. This prisoner, Jack Williams, 8:15 P. M. KECA—Winnie Parker, Hal lend Myert. Attractive tingles, doublet and bachelor's, PLYMOUTH 19M coupe. 4-door sedan that bt had shot Dr. Keller, the KELW—Trie. KFAC—Informal ortan recital. against ths witness' business, ths DE SOTO t MM, I wire wheel, de luxe sedan ___, Mat asserted robber, told the officers everything lncl., reason, rates. 1303 3rd. physician who bad treated him KGER—Twllltht Fantasy. 1:11 P. M. Tanner Air Livery, and Jamet CHRYSLER "13" tport roadster . -3498 that tht "kid" had been "bragging'' -8485 through five mental attacks, be­ KNX—Batch'! trio, chamber music. KMTR—Banjo Boyt (one hour). Grainger, Inc., of Santa Monica, CHRYSLER "6S," MM sport roadster, I Eire Wheels that he knew something of tot 1:30 P. M. owner of another airplane livery, CHRYSLER "70" M 4-door sedan ______-1895 cause bit treatments had been •tit p. M. High School Teachers Tauber murder. So officers checked KECA—Hotel orehettra (NBC), are on trial. CHRYSLER "70" 1830 de luxe sedan , -IMS "detrimental to his health. KECA—RUM Colombo (NBO}. Single Apt., completely furnished-, tile up on Bell's mall tod found that he KFI—The Wandering Minstrels. 1:45 P. BU bath and sink; frigid.; 128. 813 Orant St. Two of tbt shots fired at tht Contention was made In tht tom- E. R. BURCH—EL MM friendly with a girl ln Long KFOX. KHJ—"Chandu." KECA—Bob, Bunny and Junior. physician by tht supposed madman a F. M. plaints of heirs of tht victims in Beach named Lillian Pflefer. KFWB—Male quartet. ORAT GABLES BY THE SEA. 1411 Ocean caused mortal wounds in the ab­ KMTR—Twilight Melodist. KECA—Roy Rlntwald, Winnie Parker. asking damages that tht midair col­ Are- furnished roomt and Aptt.. with Wilshire Blvd. at 3rd St. They questioned her and learned domen. Tht third shot went wild. 6:45 P. M. KFI—Metlnee (NBO). lision was due to asserted negU- j private baft, kitchen; separate entrance. gence in operation of the planet by j OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS. PHONE 350M that during drunken momenta, tht At the General hospital an opera­ KFOX. KHJ—Black and Blue. KHJ—Happy-Oo-Lucky hour (KFRC). Special winter rates. Phone 27234. KNX—Eddie Albrltht: fiction. boy, s native of Idaho, sad with tion wat performed oa tbe crazed KFWB—Cecil and Bally. employes of the two owner com- j KNX—Cheater Marker", organist. KTM—Spanish Troubedourt. parties, but Tanner insisted tods* NEW, modern, three rooms, bath; garage, eight months' experience tn the killer, but physicians said there wat 7 P. M. 9:15 P. M. that responsibility for all maneu­ overttuffed; electric refrigerator; lithtt, navy, talked freely of knowing tht little chance that he would Uve. KECA—After-Dinner review. KFWB—Portland-Bollywood ball tame. vering of the planes was directly aaa, hot water; adulti; no pets. See to Tauber girl. Connors, who wat s nerve patient XFt—Ben Rolfe't orchestra (NBO). KMTR—Happlneai Revue. upon the Fox Film Co., to which appreciate, tltt Tale SL for some time at sn inmate of tht KFOX—School Dam, tltt F. tt, Packard Used Car Sale Breaks Down the planet were chartered, and hospital, mora recently had been a KFWB—Studio orehettra. KOER—Loni Beaeh band concert. Hawks aa director. For two days Deputies Penprase dally visitor st an "out patient" KOFJ—Tht family hour, Charlie Lunt. KNX—Petite ooneert ensemble. Christie Court We are offering all of our Used Cars at KHJ—College Date. t P. M. and Contreras questioned Bell, but receiving treatment. KMTR—Harold RhOdet, Bill Smalley. Doubles, Mlt tlniiet, 120. ltt Pacific. KBCA—The World In Mutlc (NBC). Reductions From $50 to $250 he refused any Information, saying Hospital attaches said that he KNX—Frank Wataaabt aad Archie. KOER—Hawaiian* Two Arrested as UPPER double, large yard, garage, paved with a sneer, "I won't .tell you noth­ had always been regarded more as fiM r. M. KHJ—Feminine Fancita (KFRC). alley, near schools, bos and car, reason­ These are but a lev. We have many more priced from IM up. ing." a nerve patient than at a mental KFWB—The New Yorkers. 1:11 F. M. Robbery Suspect* able. 10M Mth BL Phone 33648. But today Captain Bright and one. KNX—Wilbur Hatch's ensemble. KECA—The Enertalnert (NBO. Three' bandit suspects, two of 1931 Model Paekerd 8-40 tedan. 1928 Model Packard 8-33 phaeton. Dewar returned to tht Jail 111 re­ 1:30 P. M. KFI'—Roy Rlntwald. Noel Archer. ATKINS APARTMENTS 1833 Model Packard 1-31 tedan. 1:30 P. M. whom are alleged to hats confessed 1930 Model Packard 7-28 sedan. sponse to s note from Bell saying, "I KFWB—The Musle Shelf. Nice llntlet, rltht downtown! everythlnt 1833 Model La Salle roedtter. 7:45 P. M. KECA—Dane* bant Md Don Rlcardo. participation fa a Glendale oil sta­ furn., lncl. tea. lltht. 825, 130. 1333'A ttb. 1929 Model Packard 8-28 tedan. have something to tail you about the MM Modal Lincoln coupe. Play By Play KHJ—Irene Bcasley, orchestra (CBS). KNX—Woman't club proiram. tion robbery and tbt theft of an 1928 Model Packard 4-43 phaeton 1139 Model Ford coupe. San Diego murder case." 3:45 P. M. KNX—Oaetano Meiola Interview, automobile, were arrested on tne OASA MARIA APTS. Interviewed in his cell by the S P. U. KFI—Lou Oordon. B. Ferlaxxo. New, artistic tlntles and doublet. Mod­ Roosevelt highway near Beverly officers young Bell first yelled, (Continued From Page 1) KECA—Amoe SB' Andy (NBC). I P. It, erately priced. 349 Eleventh St. Santa Monica Motors, Ltd. KFWB—Melody Lane, with June Purcell. KFI—Wild West Jack's Cowboy* boulevard early this morning by "Those eyes. Everybody'! looking at 1828 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD. PHONE 33381 KOFJ—Musical Comedy revue. KECA—Kail and Myert. piano duo. West Los Angeles police. They were SUNNY, new front Apt- 4 roomt. nicely SM sad they seem to say 'there goes blindlnt tpeed. Foul. Ball 1, wide. FouL "A Good Used Oar It a Better Buy Than a Cheep New Car" Bottomley tent a hlth ftp to Millar. Hafey KMPC—The Tailor Boys trio. KHJ—Bint Crotby (OBS). charged with suspicion of robbery furnished; Electro).!; aerate; Ml; half that murderr.'" KNX—Calmon Lubovlskt, violinist. am F. M. block B. M. Blvd. MM Stanford St. up. Hafey attempted a bunt, but fouled and grand theft. Tbt confession wat then forth­ alont the third base line. Foul strike 1. KTM—Orehettra. Charles Llerly. KECA—Baron Keyee' Air Castle (NBC). Strike 3, ewunt. Strike 1, fanned. So 8:18 P. M. 4:45 F. M. The suspects gave their names as NEW attractive sunny flat, t bedrm*. coming. KECA—The Three Bora. KFI—"Little Busters' Olrcua Parade." Gall M. Rollins, 25; John W. Egbert, elec. refrla.. tar. »so 18th tt. Ph. 22834. RENTALS RENTALS runt, no hits. BO errors. Bell claimed that he wat too B_r_—8ymphony Hour (NBC). t P. M. IS; William H. Hobbs, Jr.. 18, all of drunk to remember that bt had re­ FOl'BTH INNING KFWB—Oreenwich villate Pastimes. KECA—Cavaliers, oreheatra (NBO). BEAUT, fori—that double; Oeneral Elec. ATHLETICS—Dykes up. Strifes 1, celled. 6125 Hollywood boulevard. 132 FOR RENT—Houses furnished 132 FOR RENT—Houses Furnished moved tbt clothing from his victim KHJ—Arthur Pryor-t bant (OBS). KFI—Strli orchestra ant tololtt. Derate; alee yard. 1724 tth St. Dykee tot a tlntle Into left center. Wil­ 8:80 F. M. The arresting officers were pa­ ST whether bt had hanged her on KNX—Bit Brother Kent club. BUNOALOW, 1«M Arizona; tarate; Mt. liams up. Strike 1. twunt. Strike %, swunt. KFOX—Drama. trolling tht highway in a radio car NICELY FURN. I roomt; tarate; Oeneral THREE room buntalow. bath, nook, terete. tht tots. Later, however, he said Strike 3, swung. Williams struck out, SO- 5:15 P. M. Alto duplex, 1404 Ari-ona, tarate, MO; KFWB- Dick Hayes, tenor. KFWB—Joyce'e band, tololtt. when the three passed them ln a Electric. 138 San Vicente. Ph. 34833. Adulti. Ml- 1447 Stanford. that be "Just did lt," when ques­ Ing after a ball around hie ankles. Orove KGFJ—Orchestra, Herb Scharlln. end lilt special. Adults. Open 3 to 4. "P. Bali 1. Inside. Strike 1, called. Strike 8:80 P. M. machine which tat policemen recog­ Duplet 1444 Mth St., ear.. 338. Alto rear tioned closely about the story of the KHJ—Morton Downey, orchestra (C). ONE larte room tat kitchenette; tea, lltht SUNNY S-rm. corner house, tar., attrac­ 3. twunt. Ball 3. inside. Strike 3, (WOW. KHJ—March M Time (CBS). nized as being wanted try tht Glen­ cottate, til. Adultt. Open It to 13, or KMPC—Deacon Brown's orchestra. Included; lit month, lltt trt St. tively turn., 133. Ml Arizona ave. rope over tht limb of the tree hold­ Bishop up. Derrlnter tried to Pick Dykrt KMCS—Supper club. phone Bleakley, 35783. KMTR—Playlet. dale police department. The officers ing the body ln the glen. off at first. Ball 1, low. Strike l, called. 8:45 P. M. halted the trio. Egbert and Rollins BONNT t roomt; overttuffed; adults; 138. MODERN, 4-room front house, suitable fer Bishop singled to right, Dykes stopping KECA—Orehettra, popular classics. 3811 Art-one. Inquire 1330 Yale Bt MODERN l-room ttucco buntalow over- 4 adultt. 1357 7th St., corner of Pico. at second. Haat up. Strike 1. tflUtt Haat allegedly confessed that they and looklnt ocean; elec. refrlteratlon; IM. KHJ—Clarence Muse, orehettra, trio. Shorten Saturday out, Prlsch to Bottomley. No runt, two KMTR—Nltht baseball tame. Hobbs held up an oil station, ob­ 330—NEW tlntle, modern. Includlnt water, Also l-room rear cottate near fth and NEWLY decorated, furnished buntalow; 3 hits. BO error!. taining about $4. Montana at IM month; partially furn­ t >V K. tat, Utbtt. 3331 Bawtelle Blvd. bedroomt; near market, baa, 1248 tth. CARDINALS—Martin UP. Foul strike 1. KFOX—Entllth-Olbson orehettra. Hours of Library Tbt auto which the youths we ished. See Chat. A. Teener, 314 S. M. KFWB—"Modernistic," orchestra. Blvd. Phono 11711. NICELY furn. I rm. ttucco In court, tar., Sail l. low. Mart—i sent oat a pretty Announcement was made today by driving was reported stolen froa 131—SINGLE, available now; nice loca­ Santa Monican single Into left center field. Wilson up. KOER—Evening Moods; Orrtl Oodwln. tion. Malta. 935 Euclid tt Phone 33438. "30 month. 1311-C Centinela tt. KOFJ—Betty Co-ed, Variety Boy* trio. Mrs. Wallace Braden, assistant in Lloyd Knecktel of 425 South Almontj FOUR roomt, nicely furnished, hardwood Strike !• tailed. Foul strike .. BaU 1, ______^____^______4^^»»^^"^"^_^^^^_ KHJ—May Robeson, Edwin Schallert. drive. floors throuthout, tile bath and link, low. Wilson hit Into a double play. Bishop the branch library, that all branches NEW l-room Apt. corner on Snd floor. SMALL rear cottate, elean, quiet; two to Williams to Pan. Gelbert up. Strike 1, KTM—Beverly Hill Billies. friiidalre, well bed la llvlnt room; must adultt; 830. 1443 Mth St. will close Saturday afternoon as a Adults; frltldairt, tile bath. eta. 310U. called. Ball 1, inside. Gelbert singled to 8:15 P. M. BUTTER AND EGGS be seen to be appreciated. 1268 '* Barry temporary measure made necessary Ave. Phone Weat L. A. 33006. center. Derringer up. Strike 1. swung. KECA—Lee Roberta, Paul Carton (C). LOS ANOELES. Oct. 1 (AP)— Butter- MICE QUIET DUPLEX APARTMENT; 333. THREE ROOM." AND BATH. 1343 NINTH Sought in Death KPI—Famous Trials of History. Foul strike 3. Strike 3, tanned. No runt, Sf a tat in the budget appropriation. Receipts 139,300 pounds. IB bulk 33c. 1119 NINETEENTH ST. STREET. two hits, no errors. KMPO—Leo Mannee, onanist. fm^mmmmi+m***** Cheese—Receipt* 33,600 pounds. POR RENTAL- KNX—Arlsona Wrangler* The library will be open as usual REAL E8TATE— INSURANCE ATTRACTIVE 4-room bungalow; over­ FIFTH INNINO from 1 to 9 p. m. on other days and Ul FOR RENT—Ho Unfurn. CHAS. A -TONER, PIONEER AOENCY ATHLETICS—Cochrane up. Cochrane »:30 P. M. stuffed; tarate. (S3 llth Bt. Henry Wibbels Known to KECA—The Ranch Boys. on Saturdays from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. BANK DEBITS Phono 31711 314 Santa Monica Blvd Untied to right center on the fInt ball Santa Monica bank debits for yesterday Pitched. Simmons up. Ball 1, low. Foul KFI—Orehettra. Hans Biechtchmldt. Many ntw books are to be found RENTAL SPECIALISTS TWO tint. aptt. In court, hot water, also t Be Friend of Writer KFWB—"X Itta Your Nerve," adaptation. $508,804.45: total for September '11,10*,- Furnished and unfurnished, 330 up. See Mt BART AVE.—I rooms, nicely furn­ bedrm. houte, tar. 1111 lTth st. strike 1. Foul strike 3. Foul. The sun had oa tht shelves thit fall, according to 758.83. Lot Angeles, todey 831,188,838: ti come out strongly. Bell 3, low. Strike 3, KGFJ—Studio orchestra. Mrs. KIHabranl with Berkley-Chamber- ished; t betht; enjoy toe ocean at close Believed Slain KHJ—Rumba band. Mrs. Braden. tat* MM year $40,988,905. lain Atnw 1003 Montana. Phone 34181. rente; children welcome; 150 month, 8 RMS., nicely furn., redecorated. Mtt t called. Foxx UP. Btrike 1, called. Ball 1. rm., iM, taratet, Br. eehlt. 3320-B trd. high. BaU 3, high. Foxx forced Cochrane 10 P. M. year't lease. (Continued From Page 1) KECA—James Anderton, baritone • 1-ROOM. modern ttucco; hardwood floors; M second, Oelbert to Frltch. Miller up. Foul strike 1. Ball 1. Inside. Miller forced KFVD, KOER—Ortan concert* tood but tervice; larte lot; terete; near SEE Mrs. Hackett for Banta Monica and 138.50—Lane t-room ttucco; bedroom, ex­ KFWB, KNX, KTM—Dane* band* Brentwood rentals. Ph. 22927 or W. L. A. tra hot; overstuffed; tarate. MM Pico. yesterday, he said, to take a cottage Fan, Gelbert to Frltch. No runs, on* htt tchool. Call 22584. 10:15 P. M. __-______^__—______-______• 31733. E. O. Hlller. 13633 San Vicente. at New Havca, Conn., aad the check Ut errors. KECA—Ray Oanfleld't Beech Boy* ••ROOM home, tile bath, tlnk, thower; 138—TWO ttory, modern, Topanta Blvd. found hi Raisbeck's pocket wat CARDINALS—Hlth up. Strike 1, twunt. SEVEN rooms, three bedroomt, two batht; M Pernwood. MM Third St. KFI—Roamert male Quartet. Radiant heat; bedroom, wall bet, lev one sent by the elder Wibbels to Strike 3, called. Hlth filed out to Sim­ 10:30 P. M. rent. 333. ftor.it 1345 llth St. tat furnace; double tarage. 133 19th BL pay the rent for the two young mons. Roettger up. Foul strike 1. Strike Phono 28493. BEAUT, furnished 4-room buntalow; frit- KFI—The Nomads strlnt trio (NBC). men. 3. twunt. BaU 1, wide. Strike 3, fanned. KOFJ, KMTR—Ortan concert* ldeire. 1037 13th Bt. Phone 38763. Frisch up. Strike 1, tailed. Frltch out, JThis Is It—5 Large Rooms FRONT l-room cottate ttt court; modern; Father Confident Bishop to Foxx. Ho runt, no hits, no up. ia O. E. refriterator; reasonable. Oarate. 125—BEAUTIFUL four-room house with Furn., unfurn. MM Ith. Near everythlnt. Wibbels, senior, employed La a trrert. KFAO—Ortan recital. Ask Your Girl Inquire 948-C llth St. terete; adult*. 1753 17th St. BR, KFOX, KFVD, KOFJ, KNX—Dance. Santa Monica mercantile establish­ tneTS INNINO •-ROOM, modern houte, taratet also 3- ATHLETICS—Dykee up. Dykes took out KMTR—The Music Box "Beethoven." room, turn. Apt., bath. Apply M37 3rd. PTVE beaut, tunny rooms; frigid.. 2 bed­ LOVELY home ln Brentwood. Will leate. ment, expressed confidence that hit Midnight Phone West L A. M202. the wronc bat tat went back for hit roomt; lar.; hlth ground. 165. 830 19th. son would be able to clear himself favorite oat. Foul strike 1, Bell 1, hlth KFOX, KFVD, KHJ—ortan concert* MODERN 4-room houte. near Ocean Park of any suspicion in tbe case. aad inside. BaU 3. intlde. BeU a hlth. KECA, KMPC—Cafe orehettra. S23—4 rooms, bath; clean; mar business, THREE vacancies; I rooms and bath, 125. bath house. 37 Ozone Ave. O Oliver H. P. Garrett, Santa Mon­ Ball 4, Dykes walked. Williams up. Wil­ beach. Adults. 1111 ttt St., rear. 1124 Broadway. Phone 24937. TOMOBBOW'S RADIO HIGHLIGHTS ica scenario writer, said that al­ liams oa aa attempted tacrlflce Vat cred­ «*.__, If You Have •-ROOM houte. tarate. Mo Rose Ave. 830. ited with a single. Dykes going to second. Phone owner, 33383. 4 ROOMS, 1 bedroom; Instant water heat­ 1 RM.. kitchenette, bath, tar., everythlnt though Raisbeck was a protege of KTM—Bert Olbert't proiram. furn.. to bachelor, llTJt. 1331 Franklin. Grove up. Wilson attempted to let Dyket er. MM llth St. Call M 1231 Ith St. bit mother, the young playwright off second, but Oelbert dropped ttt bell, ATTRACTIVE furnished and unfur., 1, 3, was only an acquaintance of his lt wat Ml an error, htwtrtr. Strike 1, KTM—Outlook Newt Bulletin! by Bert and 3 bedrm. houses. 1329 6th. Ph. 34405. FOUR rooms, furnished. 337.50; unfurn­ MJTOMOTIVE aad that he was unable to abed called. Ball 1, low. Foul strike 3. Strife* 3, ished, Mt, Elec. rat. Oar. 2410-B Kantat. Olbert. any light on his movements. called. Wilson Main attempted to tet TWO bedrm. ttucco. garace, 33t a month. Dykes off second but Dykee wat caUed 1858 Berkeley. Phone 33183. Ill—MODERN attractive, 3 rooms, bath, 140 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE tafe by the umpire. Bishop up. Ball 1, f A. M. nook; tarate. 101 Bay St. GLEE CLUB TO PRACTICE low. Bishop lined Into • double play. Bot­ S RM. houte, larte lot, 820 a month. Call KTM—Outlook News Bulletin! by Bert SP Mr. Event, 1113 Seventh St., B. M., tomley unassisted. Mo runt, one hit, no Olbert. 63296 until fl a. m. or evenings. Mt—I roomt, bath, tarage. MM Tth Bt. The glee dub of tbt Westwood — win eaU at tha office of Sat Evening error*. KOFJ—Mornlnt Mood* ^ """ ______Phone 24865. American Legion auxiliary will meet Outlook With clipping at this notice, he CARDS—Bottomley up. BaU 1, low. Foul 7:45 A. M. 130—3-ROOM. modern buntalow: nook; will receive two tickets to tha Fox Cri­ for practice at 7 o'clock Monday gas range: tarate. 1338 14th. Ph. 34339. PTVE raw., tun porch, fireplace, rent 125. etrlke 1. Strike 3, swunt. Bottomley out, KFI—Van and Don (NBO). terion theater, Santa Monica. Ticket* night in the home of Mrs. Louis Williams to Post. Hafey up. thai ttrlkt 8 A. M. Adults. 2011 Third et. MUST be caUed for before 8 p. Bk Jarmie, 2121 Malcolm avenue, West- 1. Hafey singled to thort center field. KFI—Happy Time proiram (NBO). 132 FOR RENT—Houses Furnished Martin up. Paul strike 1. BaU 1, low. Mar­ KFJ—Hawaiian!. 4-ROOM house, pertly furnished, ant ae­ LATE 1930 HUP SEDAN wood. Tbla group of women, which rate. M33 32nd St. Apply 1329 for key. has been singing for a year or more, tin tingled to ehort left field. Hafey stop- KHJ—Halleluiah hour. Looks like a new ear, tood rubber, plen­ Ping at second. It was Martin's third con­ KTM—Bartley Sims, onanist. ty at epeed and pickup. Equipped with has won many honors, ont ot the Ml—3-ROOM. front house; bath; garage. secutive hit. Wilson UP. Ball 1, inside. Ball fl A M 1165 radio; J875. New tar euarantee. quartets winning first place ia ttt KFI —Julia Heyes. $85 House 1M7 17th St. Minimum water paid. See Mr. PurteL MM S. M. Blvd. 2, low. Wilson sent up a hlth fir to Romelike, well built, comfortable; com­ class at the recent state convention Slmmont. Gelbert up. Ball L Intlde. Ball KMTR—Mildred Kitchen. pletely furnished; radio, real fireplace; 2, inside. Hafey stole third. Cochrane made KNX—Kate Brew Veuihn. BEAUT., larte 7 roomt, comp. furn. t bed­ BUY your next used oar from th* Oat- in Long Beach. electric washlnt machine; 3 bedrooms; roomt, t baths, elec. ref. 3100. 868 25th. a play for him, tbrowlnt to Dykes. In too 8:15 A. M. yard fenced; houte facet west; north of lllflt f— Salle dealer. Many meket and excitement Martin stole aeeend. Oelbert KFI—Beautiful Thouthts (WBO). body styles. OMAO terms. Open evenlnt*. LEGAL NOTICES wilshire Mrt. 8 ROOMS, 3 bedrooms, nicely furn. Near 3 tut Williams to Foxx. No runt, t hits, no B:30 A. M. Say District Motor Co- WUablro Blvd. errors. • KFI—Lou Oordon, Betty Travli. Rental Department of schools, but. 801 Raymond. Ph. 62936. M llth St. Phone MML L. M. PORD _ L. K. SMALL, INC. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL SEVENTH INNINO KHJ—Betty Crocker (KFRC). HI Santa Monlea Blvd. Phone 3-43I i83—-TEN roomt. nicely furnlihed; steam FORD tport coupe, "A," rumble Mat, BOW ESTATE ATHLETICS—Haas up. Strike 1, twunt. heat. 3807 Ird St. tires, reflnithed, chrome plating and low No. 20875 It waa aa attempted bunt. Haas lifted to mileage; down 1126; balance to suit your Frisch. Cochrane up. Cochrane Untied to LOVELY t-room cottate. bath: tarate; IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OP rltht. Slmmont up. Paul strike 1. Sim­ DIANA DANE Can This Be? by Don Flower* Income. MO brokerage. Ill Broadway, op­ THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN E. T. Yates, Realtor adultt. IM. 3310 Ith St. posite postoffiee. mons hit a homer to left field bleachers, PREE RENTAL SERVICE __———__ ————*——————*———~ AND FOR THE COUNTY OF scoring Cochrane. Foxx UK tall 1. low SEE MRS. PAUL t33—3-room. turn, buntalow; bedroom end CADILLAC custom built roadster, rumble SANTA BARBARA. and outside. Ball 2, hlth. Foxx Untied extra tat. 1028 Euclid Bt. Phone 21058. tttt, new Stat and reconditioned; bar- In tht matter of the estate of to center. Derrlnter and Frltch made stabs at tta ball, but could not reach lt. Miller VHy SHOULDN'T 1 BE ON , THIS Vfc/ELL, It COMPLETED MV' PRE-*** tain price; town I1M> balence to suit J. L. WYERS, Deceased, v Insurance for Less 4-ROOM cottate; overstuffed; fart and UP, ban 1, low. Strife* 1, swung. Btrike 2. your Income. Ill Broadway, opposite Notice is hereby given that tbt *"""RA'M?, I'M ON MY **VAV TO MONEY TO LOAM floweri: adults. MM loth St. postoffiee. called. Millar forced Foxx, Oelbert to (SCRIBED COURSE % IN TUREE Phones 25519. 21711. 131 B M. Blvd. undersigned Executrix of the Es­ Frisch. Dykes up. Strike 1, tailed. Dyket ,- 4 ROOMS, nicely furn.. close tot tarate: tate of J. L. Wyers, deceased, will filed to Martin. TWO runt, three hits, no COLIBC- —. | ***— : YEARS., JUST* B«CAUSE^I*M,s£ MODEL A Ford truck, IV. tone; ttakt errors. Renters, Attention 135. MM 12th St. Phone 36897. body; bout ht Sept. ISM. Run very littlt. sell st private sale to the highest 1 Excellent shape. I486. 1350 down. Phone bidder for cash and subject to con­ CARDS—Everybody ttood up fer a SMA13T.* ! MISSED* ALL? *TW» RJH If you are interested la rentine a home, 125—CLEAN and tunny 4-room cottate; 23561 after 6 p. m. firmation by said Superior Court, ttretch. Plo.ets batted for Derrlnter. apt- tta. furnishing too LUXURY OF tarate. 1703 Ith SL Phone 25399. **/HV PAT, I THOUGHT AND SCHOOL SPIRIT.AND I'M SOFT WATER, write tor FREE LIST of Flowers up. Foul strike 1. Flowers out, Ml Wednesday, October Tth, 1931, Dykes to Pott. Hlth up. Strike 1. twunt. tame; no obligations. Box 3350, Outlook. 1930 ESSEX tedan; bartaln; look* and at the hour of ten o'clock, A. M., or VOU HAD BffEN SOING BACIC%PDR%THAT.:_M PURN. and unfurn. Kindly Utt your*. B. rune like new; 11,000 miles; private own­ •aft 1. Inside. High fouled out to Dykes IF Mrs. R. E. Parker. Iff Euclid street. Shanahan. Hit 3. M. Blvd. Ph 38340. er. Phone 21662 ar IM-B Euclid tt. after said day, at tht Law Offices back of third bate. Roettger up. Foul GRADUATED Will call at tht office at the Evenlnt Of BALAAM it BALAAM, 121 South strike 1. Roettger tingled to centerfleld. Outlook with cllpptnt of thit notice, she BXCLU- I rooms; twin bedi; comp. furn. • ROOMS, 3 bedroomt, 88850, term* 311 "H" Street. City of Lompoc, County Frisch up. Prlsch tingled to right center. 4MB receive two ticket* to the Pox CM* Oaa. Elec. Oer: 180. 420-B Palisades Ave. Roettger moving to third. Bottomley up. terlon theater, Santa Monica. Tickets lltt Bt. Open 1 to 6 p.m. Excellent loca­ of Santa Barbara, State of Califor­ tion; good homo. Foul ttrike 1. Foul ttrike 3. Foul. BeU 1, MUST to called for before 6 p. BL NICELY furn. buntalow. with tarate; 130. nia, all the right, title, interest, and high. Foul. Bottomley out. Bishop to Foxx. Inquire at 1249-A 30th St. GOOD old Ford sedan, tit. Been driven estate of the said J. L. Wyers, at No runt, two hits, no error* LBT OB local* you. We have all kind* of by lady. Phone 21255. the time of his death, and all the EIGHTH INNINO rentals, furnished or unfurnished. 135—1046 Euclid, I roomt. modern; terete; right, title sad interest that the ATHLETICS—Johnson WMt In to Pitch adult*. Inquire 109 Arlsona Ave. 1927 MOON roadster. 8185; rumble teat; said estate has by operation of law for St. Louis. Wllltamt up. Strife* 1, tlret, paint, motor A-l. 1003 Main tt. or otherwise acquired other than called. Strike 2, twunt. BaU It outside. Lena L. Dunn 115—TWO rooms; 330, three roomt; Strike 3, fanned. Orove up. Foul ttrike 1. Ph. 33574. MM Santo Monica Blvd. schools. 708". Copelend Court. or III addition to that of the said Strike 2, ewunt. Grove filed out to Roett- _^^—.— _^^^______143 AUTOMOBILES WANTED J. L. Wyers, at tht time of his ter. Bishop up Strike 1, swung. BaU 1, ATTRACTIVE Spanish, I bedrooms, sleep- NICELY furnlihed 3 roomt ant bath; 3 death and to that certain parcel of low and outside. BaU 2. outside. Bishop tot porch, tun room, roof tardan; double beds. 3229 tth tt Phon* 65808. WILL trade equity Pico Blvd. business lot land particularly described as fol­ popped out to Frisch. No runs, no hits, tarate. Pacific Palisades, Ph. 13777. for late model Ford tedan. or what have lows, to-wlt: no errors. you? Thurber, 11500 Wett Pico Blvd. That certain parcel of land situ­ CARDS—Hafey up. Foul ttrlkt 1. Hafey popped out to Williams. Martin up. Strike CLEAR lot which cost me 1700, tor equity ate ia the County of Los Angeles, 1, called. Strike 2, swung. Strike I, ceUed. Ml a late model car. Sto Pearon, 7th State of California, and particular­ Wilson up. Foul strike 1. Wilson filed out and Montana Ave. Phone 33443. ly described as follows, to-wit: to Simmon*. No runt, no hit*, no errors. Being Lots "A" and "B" in Block NINTH INNINO 147 MOTORCYCLES. BICYCLES Forty-Three (43) of the City of San­ ATHLETICS—Haas up. BaU 1, outside. ta Monica, County of Lot Angeles, Btrike 1, called. Strike 2, called. Haas filed out M Martin. Cochrane up. Ball 1, MOTORCYCLE—H. __. 74, can be teen at State of California, as per maps re­ outside. Strike 1. called. Strike 2. swung. Herman't, on Pico. Cheap. corded in Book Three (3), Pages 80 Foul. Ball 2, outside Cochrane filed out ITS A BPAND NEV >fc/HET"iE IS IT VHV, DIANA, ITS RIGHT IN and SI and ta Book 39, Page 45, et to Oelbert near left field foul line. Sim­ WANTED—Motorcycle, cheap. Call 132» seq.. Miscellaneous Records of said mons up. Strike 1 on Slmmont. Strike 2, COLLEGE I'M GOING LOCATED? YOUR . HOME TOVN. AND Saltalr ave., W. L A. County. called. Strike 3, fanned. Bo runt, no hltt. no errors. TO. JUST BUILT THIS ANVVHERE Bids or offers are invited for said FURTHERMORE ^S'JU-Tj^ CARDS—Oelbert up. Foul strike 1. Foul * fl Music-Arts Meets property and must be in writing and ttrike 2. Gelbert doubled against the cen­ SUMMER, SO VOU ' NEAR MV * StVlBLOCICS irROM-VOUR will be received at the Law Offices ter field bleachers waU. Blades btttlM Mr PCOBABLV NEVER HOME TDfx/N? At Brentwood Club of Balaam & Balaam, 121 South Johnson, up. Strike 1. twunt. Btrike 3, HOUSE* / Celebrating the six months' anni­ "H" Street, City of Lompoc, Coun­ swunt. Ball 1, low. Strike 3, fwr-r-** HEARD OP IT. versary of tbe Music-Arts society, ty of Santa Barbara, State of Cali­ Mancuso batting for High, up. BaU L out­ fornia, Attorneys for said Executrix side. BaU S lew. Strike 1, called. Maneuto active and associated members met StttaS to Foxx. Roettger up. Ball 1, high. In the Brentwood Country club last or may be filed wltb the Clerk of Roettger filed out. No runt, one hit, no night for a program and business the said Superior Court of the State errors. R H E meeting. Tbt artists were Evelyn tf California, in and for the County Athletic* 6 11 0 Connor, soprano, aad Robert Taylor, of Santa Barbara, or delivered to Cardt 2 12 0 baritone, with Marjorle Wright as the said Executrix, personally, at accompanist; Owena Davles, pianist; any time after tbt first publica­ Helen Troutman Waldron, violinist, tion of thit notice and before tht Vital Statistics /vSt>i making of said sale. Wltb Zada Yonge, accompanist. &,**. Terms and conditions of sale: DEATHS Mrs. W. F. Reasner, recital chair­ Cash in lawful money ef the United September 26—Zelda Friedman, man, announced tbat a costume re­ States of America, ten per oent st 53 years old. ctal will be given October 8 ln 1 mm mm the purchase price to be paid on September 27—Guy Lester Hunter, the Llcoln Junior high school for day of sale, balance on confirma­ 60 years old. tA Junior and senior students of tion of aale by tbt Court, Deed at the society. ttS expense of purchaser or pur- September 28—Iver Joe Ikerman, Nona Gagen, treasurer; Mrs. Zet- ch_iSt*rs 58 years old. ta Mae Patchen, corresponding sec­ Dated September 19th, 1931. retary and membership chairman, IRENE I. WYERS, MARRIAGES ••leai.-iiBsiiiiaaiamilMlliail-il. _f_v .___ ind Gretchen Rebok-Gripp, pro­ Executrix of the Estate of Notice of intention to marry filed m gram chairman, gave "reports. , J. I_ Wyers, Deceased. September 30:

______PAGE FOURTEEN EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1931 Electrical Storm Sees Great Jump THE OUTLOOK'S Men Go to Work Additional School News Story of Santa Monica 1 Fires Oil Tanks Class Officers at In Pacific Trade By KATE L. CO WICK On Aqueduct Job John Muir Elected Navigation Class (Coprrifht, 1811. ar tht) Sssts Monica Kvenlns Outlook) Class officers. Important factors CHAPTER in in. . -____=_ Lightning and Gale Cause ln tbt John Muir Junior Civic L. A. Chamber Expert, in Crews Building Road as league, have bees elected for every Optimist Talk. Paints California Gets a Name . the Island. Or if they had not seen number of men who said they would Preliminary to Great Greet Damage; Harbor section. The presidents are respon­ California was talked about long lit themselves they knew someone live on tte land, Cortez set sail. Traffic Tied Up sible for tht citizenship of their Bright Future before anyone had ever visited its who bad. Some of those explorers He landed at tte place where Ji­ Tunnel Drilling classes and represent their class­ Proves Popular shores. And its name was made i must have had vivid imaginations. minez was killed. Instead of a LOS ANGELES, Oct. 1 C_P»—A mates in all official capacities. They "It Is hardly possible to predict before anyone knew where the land Even Cortes believed tte tale and beautiful land, te found a barren LOS ANGELES, Oct 1 (CNS)— spectacular five-hour electrical and are member of tte general school To ho, my lads! with certainty the increase in trade was. i hoped to find tbe island. He was snore [inhabited by the lowest Men were at work today on the wind storm that caused apprehen­ council. Tte vice presidents assist With 40 citizens now enrolled ln that can be expected in the next 25 After Columbus discovered tte then governor of New Spain. Tte type of Indiana he had ever seen. sion tor the safety of the tour- and substitute for presidents ln case the class ttt navigation ln the eve­ years between the Pacific coast and New World, the people were much author of tta book must have Cortez left tte little band of col­ Colorado river aqueduct. masted schooner I__Uppine tied up of absence. ning high school, and wltb tt num­ the orient," David Larson told mem­ excited. They could talk of nothing laughed to himself whenever he onists and went back to New Spain. Early reports or tte sweeping vie-- harbor traffic, damaged oil fields to Following sure president and vice ber of these already planning the bers of the Santa Monica Optimist else. As there were no newspapers, heard people talk about tte "Isle He sent ships with supplies back to ao telephones, no telegraphs and of California." Or perhaps he be- tte little settlement. Soma of tte tory of the $220,000,000 bond election the extent of 1-5,000 and partially president of each section: boats they are going ttt sail next club at their weekly luncheon meet­ la tbe Metropolitan water district'sX paralvzed power lines struck South­ Section 1, Rena Walker and Renee year, popularity of Santa Monica's ing yesterday. I no radios in those days, news of ; gan, after a time, to believe the ships were wrecked; some were ern California early today. Ibers: section 2, Edgar Herrln and proposed yacht harbor is apparent. Larson ls Hawaiian representative | the wonderful New World was ; story himself. driven off their course. Some of It member cities yesterday, waa tte Manley Danforth and Dr. J. 8. scarce. Tta people knew only what For 20 years Cortex kept up the tta colonists died of starvation signal for launching construction oo Pears tor the schooner's safety Armin Boswell; section 3, Billy Moss Of tht Los Angeles Chamber of the explorers told or wrote. Every while waiting tss the ships to come; were dispelled when it dropped an­ and Norma DeLay; section 4, War­ Kelsey, members of tbe class, are Commerce and only recently re­ search for tte mythical Isle. Many the tremendous project by which chor in The San Pedro roadstead ren Stephenson and Harold Turn- two who already have decided upon turned to this state after a year's word that they heard was repeated brave explorers set out from tbe some died from overeating after tta with 11 persons aboard after bucls- quist; section 5, George Morrison the type of craft ttey expect to stay on the island. His subject yes­ to their friends and neighbors. shores of New Spain to find tte supplied arrived. Southern California ls assured tt SB heavy winds throughout the and Mary Louise Kurtzman; sec­ navigate. terday waa "Trade With the Pa­ While the people ln Spain were I land. Some of them never came Afte* two years, Cortez gave up permanent water supply. Some of tbe members, although still much excited about tte New back. Some came back declaring the attempt to start a colony oa Tta election victory set at work nieht The Philippine left Oakland tion 6, Merrill Clark and lone Ham­ cific." Referring to figures which World, everybody bag an to talk the desolate land, and the wretched tas* Saturday to be refitted in the ilton; section 7, Jack Riggs and not planning to purchase boats Im­ showed a marked growth to both they had seen tte island. Most of two crews of men at Beaumont, in harbor here. mediately, are taking the course volume and value of trade with the about the "late of California.*" them came back disappointed. colonists were brought back to New San Gorgonio pass, on road build­ Phyllis Thompson; section 8, Orville because they are Interested ln the This was the name of a wonder­ Spain. Starts Four Fires Scheiss and Geraldine Carter; sec­ orient in tte past few years, Larson ful Island described In a book of ing, preliminary to construction of subject of navigation. contended that the Pacific trade Fortuna Jiminez was the pilot on tunnel shafts. Liehtning started four reported tion t, Stanley Atherton and Robin Harold E. Barden, well known travel and adventure. Tte book was a ship which Cortez sent out to Tte men of New Spain now be­ fires A 37,000-g--lon oU tank of Briscoe; section 10, Freddie Abbey eventually will supplant the Atlantic simply a tale, bat everybody believed explore the coast of New Spain. gan to suspect tbat the story about With tbe first dirt turned on the the Associated Oil Co., containing and Marjorle Lee. Santa Monica navigator aad trade ia dollar-volume. big job, W. B. Mathews, chief coun­ yachtsman, ia conducting the class, It was the actual account of a real That was la 1533. After sailing up California was a fable, but they sel of the district, prepared today for 2 000 gallons of the fluid, was de­ which meeta each Monday and Steadily Increasing land. Everybody who could buy or tte eeait Of New Spain for still u«ed tbe name. For a long stroyed arid three 10,000-gaUon oil "Today, our trade with China and borrow a copy of tte book read time lt wis tbe name of the penin­ the task of obtaining supreme court Wednesday night in the high several days, Jiminez decided to- validation of tta bonds which are to ffiowned by the Anaheim Water school. Japan alone la Increasing by leaps the story. And as soon as they put out to sea. sula Jiminez had discovered. After Co. also were destroyed, A barn McKiniey and bounds. They represent a read It ttey told the story to their He turned his vessel westward the Spaniards learned there was finance the project. It Is expected owned by O. J. Mason at Van Nuys market that la unlimited in buying friends. and was astonished to find lead land north of the peninsula, ttey six months will be needed to get S Fire burned on a tank power. They want our products; we oat in tte ocean. It was the east called the northern coast "Califor­ the bond sfully ratified in accord­ tam to the East Coyote field in Muriel Walter, A6 pupil at Mc­ John Adams have the ships to transport them The "Isle of CaUfornia'' was des­ coast of tte peninsula of Lower nia Alto.** The land Jiminez dis­ ance with law. Orange county »*ter Jig***"-"""* Kiniey, made a perfect record In tte aad lt Is up to Southern California cribed as a land far more beau­ California, sot Jiminez did not covered they called "California rtruck a tank during the night. 50-word preliminary spelling test. manufacturers to go after tbe better tiful than anyone had ever seen. know that. Be did not know there Ba la." Traffic Blocked No studying was done before thit JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL part of that potential and unlimited Precious stones lay to the fields. was a peninsula west of tte main­ Because Baja, or Lower, California Traffic on at least two highways test. John Adams tea two tut clubs market," he said. Gold was the only metal used; the land of Mexico. He and his men has a [hot climate, many people mmfot Los Angeles was blockea tern- Other fine records were made by this semester, one for the seventh Stabilization of sliver, which ls the climate was perfect, and the in­ decided ttey had discovered aa have decided that the name "Cali­ How One Woman Lost norarilv by trees blown down by the Eugene Garrett, Elaine Boelk, Bur­ and eighth grades, and one for the basic currency of both nations, will habitants all were womea. These island. Perhaps, at last, tte Isle fornia" must have been made from _U„h wind. Hundreds of house­ nett* Lee and Lucile Maser. In the ninth grade. These clubs are spon­ add immeasurably to tte possibili­ women were said to be strong, black of California had been found! two Spanish words, "callente for- 20 Pounds of Fat holder! reported heavy covering.-of A5 group, unusual records were sored By Miss Junie Hamblett, and ties there, te said. Hawaii also drew and beautiful. Their queen was Overjoyed, Jiminez and his men nalla," meaning "hot furnace." dust in their homes Many street made by Shelby Davis Ellen Froebel are organized to give service to the Califia, and their island was called went ashore. Tha land was not But, aa the name was first used Saris were torn from buildings. school. Committees have been ap­ much attention from Larson. Ex­ f and Jane Stewart. ports to tte islands last year were California. It was an astonishing beautiful. There were ao gorgeous for the mythical Island where every­ Lost Her Double Chin V«S in the harbor due to de­ McKiniey students aire busy writ­ pointed to help ln beautifying the yarn. birds nor beautiful flowers, but thing Was pleasant, tt ll not likely part remained inside the break auditorium, halls and cafeteria. The wall over $85,000,000 in value. "And Lost Hor Prominent Hips ing compositions an a shoe, Clark are sponsoring the group and Spain they told that they tad dis­ Pacific, ships had not come further ^Salc thS-tderstorm this morn- She was so happy the didn't know giving instruction in swimming. Actually that If the only difference The men who had helped Cortez covered an island and that pearls north than Mexico. But explorers fatl __T which was featured by a sud- what to do; between shipping merchandise to an conquer New Spain (Mexico) should as large as goose eggs lay along It- still were pushing their ships Into Take one-half teaspoonful of KRU­ ft Sfof wind that tore down The first Issue of tte John Adams adjoining state and sending it to have known better than to believe shores. Everybody became excited unknown waters, and tte beginning SCHEN SALTS In a glass of hot water Tte Community Chest had supplied Hawaii. In both situations, the every morning—out out pastry and her with food, paper, The John Adams Junior, will tte story. But they did believe lt, again and believed that the Island I of Santa Monica was coming a little fatty meats, go light on potatoes, but­ SeaTSrtnche ffssfX S_i_ Clothes for her children and other come out Friday. It ls planned now consumers are American people, and ttey all wanted to go out and of California at last was discovered. (nearer. ter, cream and sugar—4n S weeks get $_&_- -e-Uons ol Santa Monica, things good. to publish the paper each Friday. with the same tastes and with tte find tte wonderful Island. They Cortes decided to plant a colony (Noto: This series Is written oo the scales and note how many _-_ded .05 inch to the season, rain­ —Harriette Felld. The following students are acting as same needs." might not have believed tte tale there. primarily for school children. Next pounds of fat have vanished. fall total, but led to an unusually reporters: Clarabelle Fan-Is, Harry Quoting several of tte leading if it had Mt been that some of Thursday, "Santa Monica lb Dis­ Notice Mao that you have gained ln officials of wait coast shipping, the explorers claimed to have seen covered. ) energy your eyes sparkle you feel humid and uncomfortable day. Press, Clyde Grosscup, Abe Bloom, With three ships, soldiers and a younger in body—keener in mind. The forestry department at TO- Mothers Learn at Carlyle Boswell, Marion Cannoy, Larson pointed out that even today's KRUSCHEN will give any fat person panga canyon reported tha humid­ Dawn De Longfield, Donald Fair- tonnage afloat is considered Inade­ SONNY BOY WINS PAYNE UPSET a joyous surprise. ity at 8 a. m. as 78 per cent of the Pa*T.A. Reception weather, Mildred Heal, John Or­ quate ln preparing for the expected Brunmier Purloins HONOLULU, Oct 1 UP*—Gus WILMINGTON, Oet 1 (CNS)—A Get aa 85c bottle of KRUSCHEN maximum possible at that time. lando, Veda Prlngle and Gall Soules. expansion of trade with tte orient, Sonnenberg, former heavyweight short-ehder in tte betting, Santiago SALTS from Criterion Drug Co.; Rainfall In the canyon was meas­ Washington school eajoyed tte Miss Marie Wiese's 9A home room mth few exceptions, all tte big Ascot Race Event fall in a match here last night, but Zorllla, Panamanian lightweight, Broadw-r Drug Store; Santa Monica ured at .12 Inch. novelty of having parents as pupils shippers are plan—ing an increase LOS ANGELES, Oct 1 <-*P>—Arvel Drug Co., or any leading druggist Wednesday when the P.-T. A. gave girls are making children's dresses Sonnenberg was declared the winner won tbe decision over Cecil Payne, anywhere ta America (lasts 4 weeks). Santa Monica's total precipitation for Christmas presents to give to in snips to care for the trade, he Brunmier, Whlttler automobile race on points. He used reversed arm of Louisville, Ky., in the 10-round If thla first bottle doesn't convince tor the season now is .24 inch. the annual reception to the teachers. charitable institutions. Ttey report •aid. driver, won tte 40-lap feature event aula eVent at Wilmington bowl last you -hie Is the easiest, safest and Doubling themselves with difficulty and head locks. Karaslck used tte surest way to lose fat—-If you don't that they are having tt great time. Depression Nearing End at the Legion Ascot speedway last Boston grab. night. Into the seats usually occupied try Concluding his talk, Larson said night ln 19 minutes 36.4 seconds. feel a superb Improvement ta health— More Than 800 at their children, the parents sat be­ lt ls apparent that the worst of tte so gloriously energetic—vigorously fore the teachers and were inltiavfd Chester Gardner, Long Beach, was third, and George Connor, Los An­ brail will electrify the Central de all", your money gladly returned.— Washington School depression is over. The return to second; Mel McKee, Los Angeles, geles, fourth. Brazil hies. (Advertisement.) O.E.S. Benefit BaU Into tte mysteries of modern peda­ normalcy will be hastened for More than 800 persona attended gogy. All entered into tte school News Corps Formed Southern California If its manufac­ the annual Eastern Star charity ball, idea and not only learned much of turers aad merchants remember their school but had a good time Noses for news are to be devel­ sponsored by the Patrons' Associa­ oped at Washington by having a that the orient offers a field for tion of Southern California and held aa well. Teachers reported many exploitation- apt pupils among tte parents. corps of reporters, two from each last night ln the La Monica ball- room, to be alert to happenings of Preceding Larson's talk, Owen room. Representatives from the Interest ln their respective rooms. Keown, president of tbe club, an­ Fontana, "Long Beach, Ontario, Ox- Once each week these reporters will nounced the names of tte winners Bard and San Fernando valley Form French Club meet with tte teacher in charge ot to the inter-club golf tournament/ chapters were present. this work and discuss tte "newsi- played at the Brentwood Country The impressive gTand march was For Samohi Pupils ness" of tte Items ttey have gath­ club last Thursday la connection led tar Elsie Mae McGlffen, asso­ A French club which will provide ered. The children will be encour­ with the reception and banquet for ciated grand matron-for the grand recreative practice in the language aged to write the stories themselves. Harry Sperb, president of Optimist chapter of the state, and her hus­ was organized in Samohl last Mon­ International, band, James McGiffen. Other ma- day with Miss Frances Knapp, in­ J. H. Wray received first prise trons and patrons tn the march structor In French, as advisor. Head Janitor Hurt and Dr. Byron Palmer, second. Wray were Maude Bradley, past grand The club plans to attend, ln tte also was presented with a large matron and president of the board near future, performances of French In Auto Accident potted fern as a prize donated by of trustees of the Eastern 8tar talking pictures In the Filmarte the­ Clarence J. Riley, head janitor of Chester Baake, West Los Angeles home, and her husband; Orant ater ln Hollywood. Santa Monica's schools, is absent florist, for winning in a guest at­ Goodale, first vice president of the Edouard Leggewie was elected because of an Injury suffered last tendance contest. Baake was chair­ Patrons' association, and Mildred president; Carameda Saporetti, vice week la ttB automoble accident. man at yesterday's meeting. Ruckman Backus; Fred Kruger, president; Helen Jones, secretary- Riley waa injured while waiting second vice president, and Edna treasurer. Ht aa intersection when a driver ia Gregg; O. F. Davis, secretary, and attempting to avoid hitting another Richfield OU Probe Grace Evans Mills, president of the car crashed Into Riley's car. His In­ Matrons' Association of Southern Biology Club in juries constat of several broken ribs, To Open Next Week CaUfornia, and Pred G. Coons; Min­ cuts and bruises. LOS ANGELES, Oct. 1 (CNS)— nie O. Hufford. secretary, and J. L. Mora than three months after tta White; Lucy Halderman, and Dr. First Gathering asserted irregularities to tte affaire *g S. Halderman. associate patron. Jaysee's Biology club, which Is Builders WiU Hold of tte Richfield OU Co., with Its Proceeds totaled about $1,000, all one division of the former Science three-year deficit of $54,219,091, tad of which will be used for charity club, held Its first meeting and Installation Party been referred to the district attor­ work. G. P. Davis, who acted as elected officers last v.ck. Business cares will be fttrgotten ney's office by the state corporation general chairman, announced today. George Pride was ree'eu'ed presi­ tomorrow night by members of tte commissioner, the grand Jury will dent: Philip Wile ls vice president; Bay Builders' exchange when they open its inquiry to the case next Branch puts ANOTHER "OK" Marjorle Burtle, a graduate of celebrate the Installation of new week. Venice high, is secretary-treasurer. officers with a "Ladles' Night" din­ Mrs, Meng Will Be Harry L. Bauer, of the college ner ln the Castellammare inn, on This was announced today while science department, it faculty ad­ preparations were being made to Laid to Rest Friday the Roosevelt highway. call before tte Inquisitors a score or Funeral services will be conducted visor. Por programs during the According to Joe Waugh, man- year, each member of the club will ag of the exchange, tte meeting more of witnesses aad to place be­ at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon tor contribute a paper. will be one St the biggest events of fore them the bulky records of tte ON YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD Mrs. Elizabeth Catherine Meng, the year for the builders, and a company. pioneer resident ol Santa Monica, varied entertainment ls being ar­ who died Monday in the home of her Boys Hold Opening ranged by A. O. Calhoun, toast- daughter, Mrs. Amanda Sheckles, of University Fights HOULD an inquiring opened, experts make much deep­ So, when a bank branch Is this city. lira. Meng was 81 years master. There will be no speakers, League Assembly according to Calhoun's program, the stranger ask you, "What er investigation-, opened in your neighborhood, it old and had lived here for almost First Boys' League assembly of tte evening being given over to the en­ Del Rey OU Plan 80 years. She was a member of the year was held today at Samohi. W. joyment of social activities Lu­ LOS ANGELES, Oct. 1 (CN8)— una of neighborhood do you live proves that business is there now, Pioneer society, and had been a F. Barnum, principal, spoke. Tony cille Williams, Bob Ide and Dor­ An official protest from Loyola la California, banking author­ worker in the Presbyterian church Cockins led to yells. Don Fowler, othy Wilson, a trio of professional university today was added to others in?" just tell him how many bank ities will not issue a permit for a and that mote business will come until advancing age limited her ac­ president, presided at the assembly dancers, will put on several acta. oa file in tte city council against branches you have there. tomorrow. tivities. Before coming West, she and introduced the other members Jack Hastle also will assist In tte proposed oil drilling operations in new bank branch until the com­ lived at Rochester, N. Y. of tbe executive board. entertainment. tbe Del Rey bins. Because, every bank branch it a munity need for it has been Everything ths bank has ta Surviving Mrs. Meng, ln addition Jack Kasl is vice president; John J. E. Zehnder, West Los Angeles According to the protest, the plan to Mrs. Sheckles. are Mrs. F. E. Willard, secretary; Jack Noonan, general contractor, has been elected to sink wells in that section would separate "O. K."_br your commun­ shown. Nor will they allow aa sell is figured by those maps, in Belt, a daughter, of Santa Monlea; publicity chairman; Rod Taft, en­ to succeed E. T. Kallgren as presi­ seriously damage property values ity, its homes arid business...bank Arthur H. Meng, a son, Los Angeles; tertainment; Win Woods, hospital­ dent of the exchange and will as­ aad hinder future development of existing bank branch to be re­ dollars... so much checking ser­ Mrs. Edna Dolan, a niece, and a ity; Dale McGuire. social service. sume bis new duties at tomorrow the district as a high class resi­ branches are always put where moved if it it really needed. vice, so many savings accounts, brother and a sister, living in the night's meeting. dential center. East. There are 13 grandchildren, AIDS ART CLASS they will make money! AD territory from which a bank so many safe deposit customers, so all in Santa Monica. Mrs. Elsa Eseherich, a painter now SINGER DISMISSES SUIT Miss Amy Johnson has announced much trust and escrow business. The Rev. W. H. Cornett will con­ attending D. C. L. A., is assisting NEW TORK, Oct 1 UP) — The that the flying daya of "Jason," tte Maybe you have seen the branch can draw customers is Mrs. Josephine Roberts in her Illus­ duct the rites in the Todd and Leslie $500,000 action brought against plane which took her solo from Lon­ "clocker" ticking off the people plotted on maps, block by block. The experts who make these Memorial chapel. Interment follow­ tration class In Samohl, During the Otto H. Kahn, financier and opera don to Australia, are over, and tte ing in Woodlawn cemetery beside Los Angeles fiesta, a number of patron, by Lydia Lindgren, singer, craft hereafter will rait In Stag who pass a busy corner. If the The incomes of die people are studies are straight from Missouri, the grave of J. H. Meng, Mrs. Meng's Mrs. Escherich's paintings were In was dismissed today for lack of Lane aerodrome, Middlesex, Eng­ husband, whose death occurred a window display at Bullock's. evidence. land. count is good, a new store branch figured by tents and property val­ full of the spirit of "Show me!" and •bout eight years ago. Six of the Drill open there, selling candy, ues. Business done by merchants as hard-boiled about real values grandchildren will act as pallbearers. food, convenience goods. Even the and manufacturers is tabulated. SS any tax assessor. Jaysee Dean Will rent tt settled by count... each The future of that neighborhood So, if an inquiring stranger asks passerby oa foot is worth two is calculated by population growth Address Rotarians CARRETTSON DULIN ANNOUNCES THE FORMATION about your community, just say Ralph H. Bush, dean of the San­ cents a month in tent, snd thirty and other yardsticks. Even ths that it has so many bank branch- ta Monica Junior college, will be cents a month in purchases. competition ef existing bank tbe speaker tomorrow when mem- OF SS. tf he knows his onions ha tan Of the Rotary club gather at branches is reckoned wipu will come back at you with a the Uplifters ranch, In Rustic can­ • • • yon, tor their weekly luncheon Before a new bank branch is • • • hearty "O.K." program. DlHiCN 6* CO. The Junior college of Santa Mon­ TS DBAL SS lea, its program, its problems and CALIFORNIA BANK, with resources of over $110,000,000, has ftbank, branches, strategically placed, to its advantages, will be discussed in detail by Dr. Bush, according to a GOVERNMENT, MUNICIPAL AND CORPORATION SECURITIES grow with Lot Angeles, City and County. We are making money today, and expect to make more with report from tbe program com­ mittee. mad tha Association With Htm af the people of the neighborhoods where sue are now located. Make use of our bank branch in your neigh­ A highway Is to be ronstruhted borhood in any way that will aid you to make money, or protect your property, from the Dead Sea to Jerico Road tn Palestine. GRANT COGSOILL RALPH F. DEEMS ANDREW DUNLAP GRAHAM H HOWARD "One Powerful Bask in many Cuiisaiiii K Locations STANLEY F. OTTO PORTER McCOY sill situated in Los Angeles, City and County" Painful. Piles W. P. MARSHALL Os Q-ick—No Cutting—No Salves Uptakes only on* bottle of Dr Bank af Santa Monica Office 1401 Third Street J. _- Leonhardt's prescription— MURRAY HAWKINS WEN DILL P. WALKER "The Pioneer Bank at tte Bay District" H. I. ENGELBRECHT, Vice President H__M-ROID—to end itching, bleed­ PAUL H. OUDLEV •ANrORO A LYON ing, protruding piles. This Internal JOHN MITCHELL CHARLES E. SHAW remedy acta quickly oven in old. ROBINSON atubbom cases HEM-ROID suc­ ceeds because It heals aad restores the affected parts and removes sse sorra sranro sTRmrr. blood congestion In tte lower M»S AKGELES. CAMroaMA. Calif o Bank bowel - the cause of pllea. Only •"->-»— TRIalii «71I an internal medicine can do this, that's why salves aad catting fall ocrosra y/__T, MtvsTEts nisrtovs. Mjgtri Monica Drug Co. aays HEM- ROID Tablets must end your Pile misery or money back. —Adv.