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HEROIiiiinmiiiiiniiiiiNitiiiiiiiiii C WOMA.llllllllllllllllllllllll.H.IIIIII inilllllllilllllUllllllllllllllllNi SAVES ROOSEVELT nmiitniiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiw Senate Adopts Dry RepeaLjAssassinJHits Chicago Mayor, Fourl Council Ready w- 1 vi rtt wn iii ~^ _. Others as Bystander Spoils Gun's Aim Winner of turn Contest Will House Set to Mad Attacker To Act on City Receive Contract But Others, Moye Q^y Graphic Story Economy Move Too, WM Get Work m Films^ , ^ ' Qf Attempt Qn Rescued From LTHOUGH the winner of tb* travesties on well known stage and —_.• — Evening Outlook's "Baby Film screen plays. I proposed Charter Change A Star" contest wlll be the only Tbe next production will be either [ Earner 1 realet s Rules to His Life Told Mob Following child awarded a contract, other chil­ a sea picture or an episode of the I Election Propositions dren among the candidates will be "Iron Horse" type. Be Suspended Monday I>_ O „„„rt.,rt1i. selected for "replacemen__*~l_rtbe The contest will close at 9 p. my, WiWHShootmg Drawn Up; Would Save Jack Hays Baby Star series for February 25. FoTass RcXtion; By Koosevett No Man's Land Price Educational Pictures, lt was an­ Tbe casting director of Hays Pro­ Amendments Refused nounced today. ductions will be at the Outlook of­ Cermak Reported to Be Babies employed ln tbe Hays fice from 9:30 a. m. to 5 p. m., Sat­ President-Elect, on Way An economy program de­ series soon outgrow tho roles and urday, to interview parents of WASHINGTON. Feb. 16 Resting Easier Bnt-___r signed to make available some new faces constantly are In .demand. children. (AP) —The senate today ~ i__jme7~Rem_ri_re^ri__rra $30,000 a year for the next 10 In search for Santa Monica's most Register your '.'little star" or that adopted the Blaine resolution Spile of Narrow Escape Very Critical Condition years to finance the purchase popular child, Bays also expects,to of your friend. Wbo will be among for repeal of the prohibition With Bullet in Stomach*. of No Man's Land without in­ find a number ot other suitable the children In the 1933 baby star amendment, with protection From Gun of Assassin children who will be registered on parade from Santa Monica? Pill creasing tbe tax rate ls embodied ln for dry states from liquor import­ th* replacement casting list. . out tbat coupon today and send it ACT STIRS COUNTRY tour charter amendments to come Entries in tbe contest still are to tbe contest editor, Evening Out­ ations, ratification to be by state HEEDLESS OF DANGER before the Santa Monica city council being received. look. Today's coupon will be found conventions. for consideration tomorrow morning. The Hays baby features are on page 8. It now goes to the house. President-Elect Calls on Hoar Set at 10 A. M. Garner Predicts Passage Intended Victim Refused Th* commissioners have set 10 . Only this morning Speaker John to Depart From Scene Victims in Hospital to v m. as the hour to take action on N. Garner predicted that, if tbe Express Regret Before a special el*c__n at which voters Taxes Burden Black Fleet's resolution were adopted by the sen­ of Shooting and Stayed ean decide whether or not they ate ia the form that tt finally was, Departing for New York would prefer to buy no man's land lt would be approved by the house to Aid Wounded Friend with some of the money now being under .suspension of the rules on spent for music and entertainment. Transit Lines Raiders Strike Monday. BOARD ROOSEVELT IAMI, Fla., Feb. 18 f__»!*; Tb* amendment*, ln their present The senate vote'Was marked by SPECIAL TRAIN, en- —A woman's bravery form, are as follows: route, to New York, Feb. M saved President-elect Proposed charter amendment No. Bus Company Chief Says Pacific Coast's Defense tension, tbe floor being crowded by A' '., 1—Eliminates the word* "The total members of the house of repre­ 16 (UP) — President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt from as* assessment for music, entertainment No Profit Left for Penetrated in Most sentatives. Franklin D. Roosevelt this sassinatton, but five other and advertising shall not exceed 15 Reject Amendment* afternoon told newspaper men persons were wounded by bul­ cents on each $100 worth ot taxable Public Utilitv Successful Foray Before the final vote, on which his experiences as a target for lets intended for him and to­ property" from the end of paragraph two-thirds was required, the senate Pranklln D. Roosevelt escaped unhurt, but bl* close Mead, Anton * 11, section 1, of article two, leaving The tax burden upon the Bay LONG BEACH, Feb.* IS <_'>— A by decisive majority votes rejected the bullets of a frenzied "hater Cermak, mayor of Chicago, suffered a wound which may prove fatal day they lay in a hospital, the rest of this section exactly tbs Cities Transit Co. has risen to a naval air raid .on the Pacific coast one after another of attempts by of president- and kings." Sitt­ when a mad assassin last night fired six shots at the president-elect. some near death, as the man same as lt ls now. point' "where it is a question of by ths black fleet was successful Senators Carter Glass (dem.). Vir­ ing comfortably ln the draw­ Cermak, who is' pictured here in a recent conference with Roosevelt, who fired the shots was held whether the company can survive," today la theoretically destroying tbe ginia, and David Reed (rep.). Penn­ ing room of his private car, Roose­ was standing near the latter's car and fell wounded with four others in jail. Among the seriously wounded To Abolish Arbitrary Figure when the madman Opened fire. Proposed charter amendment No. Jesse E. Anderson, president and naval base here, having passed sylvania, looking to outlawing the velt spoke calmly and showed no wa* Mayor Anton J. Oermak, of general manager, declared today ln through the lines ef 111 naval ves­ saloon ln the constitution. 3—"Section 1 -a at article two of Ot* trace of the ordeal in which he saw Chicago. charter of th* city of Santa Monica admitting that the firm has not yet sels patrolling the coast tn one of The vote .on the Blaine resolution taken any steps to renew tt* Santa the most extensive naval maneuvers was 63 to 23. his friend, Mayor Anton Cermak, of Shortly before noon today, Cot-\ is hereby amended so that the same Chicago, shot down and four others mak was reported 'resting much Shall be aad read as follows: The Monica franchise. of the kind ever held. By 46 to 38 it turned down Glass' "City, state and federal taxes upon endeavor to replace the whole of wounded easier", and attending doctors said dollar limit specified In subdivision Twenty-seven battle planes drop­ THE WORLD AGHAST no unfavorable developments had 11 et section 1. of article 3, shall •ar business have risen to a point ped from the fog to the east of Long the Blaine resolution with one by A* Be Saw It where they confiscate em normal him to name the federal govern­ arisen. After visiting the wounded Mt Include monies to be expended Beach at 7:43 o'clock this morning, In his own words, between puffs (By the Associated Press) expressions ef relief that he had In the hospital. Roosevelt took a tee music, but there may be pro­ margin of profit. We are now peet. delivering a simulated bombing oa ment and the states concurrently Ina almost $24,000 a year in fran­ responsible for outlawing the saloon. on a clgaret, he sketched the details The shock which President Hoover been apared. train this morning for New York. vided ln the tax levy in any year the harbor district that was a com­ of the frantic two minutes covering expressed when he was told of the The police in Italy, informed of Disrupt* Happy Seen* chise taxes to the state Of Califor­ plete surprise and theoretically a | levy not to exceed 4 cents oa each the event. attempt on the life of his successor the assassin's statement that he The attempted assassination came 1100 worth at taxable property nia. Add te thlt the fact that we complete success. pay 8 cents to the state and 1 cent Man Files Suit Against "I have heard so many accounts was echoed In every capital of the had tried to kill King Victor Eman­ •* a melodramatic climax to e hap­ "within the city of Santa Monica for Creates Srnsation myself," he said, "that I have been world. uel 30 years ago, were unable to py scene of welcome in Bay Promt music." to th* federal government for every gallon of gasoline consumed ln our There were 24 attack planes tbat U. S. After Deportation trying to think what really hap­ Prom London to Mexico City, gov­ find -this man's name ln their park last night. Proposed charter amendment No. record*. operation, and tt Is obvious that we In war- are equipped with 100 pound BUDAPEST, Peb. 16 ...-—Martin pened, as I saw it. ernment heads, some of whom have . The president-elect had- Just re­ 3—"Section 1-b of article two of the "After I had finished speaking themselves been assassins' targets, turned from a fishing trip, tanned, charter of tb* city of Santa Monica are In business for the tax collector, demolition bombs, and three giant Porkay-Pikler, Budapest art dealer, rather than for ourselves." torpedo planes, filed suit today for $100,000 damages someone from the talking picture sent messages expressing horror at FRENCH PUBLIC healthy, ready for the long hard ts hereby repealed.** (This section people climbed on the back of the the crime but gratification that the APPALLED BY CRIME task ahead. He drove to the crowded specifies that tbe city must collect Levy Reaches $6,000 The attack came Just as 14 naval I against the United States govern - car and said: 'You must repeat the president.-elect had escaped. PARIS, Feb. 16 IA1— Indignation park and spoke a few words of S cents per $100 of assessed valua­ "When we obtained our present reserve patrol planes bad landed at ment, charging his marriage to speech for us.' I said I would ndt. Sarah Darlington Carey, daughter Everywhere the newspapers, ex­ at the attack on Franklin D. Roose­ greeting to thousands gathered tion each year for advertising, recre­ franchise from the city of Santa the reserve aviation base here He said: 'We have come 1.000 miles pressing the feelings of the people, there. ation and entertainment. Monica and agreed to pay S par of Senator and Mrs. Robert D. velt was expressed ln all French It created a sensation among the for this.' I said: T am sorry, but I deplored the attack. In many circles today, and they were par­ Then Guiseppe Zangara, a swar­ Limit Advertising eent Of the gross receipts on our naval officers here when the sud­ Carey of Wyoming, was frustrated, can't do It.' countries, where high hopes are Santa Monica business, this was the and that.he was deported from the ticularly sympathetic toward Mayor thy former bricklayer, warped In Proposed charter amendment den attack was delivered 10 days "Having said that, I slid off thel held that the Roosevelt sdminlstrs- mind bv unreasoning hate, climbed number four — "The dollar limit only tax we had to pay," Anderson United states. Anton Cermak. known here because after the black fleet left Hawaiian back of my car into my seat. \non v__l witness improvement In- ' 91 -0— • on a bench beside Mrs.W. P. Cross, specified tn subdivision 11 of section said. This levy amounts at th* pres­ waters. The planes swooped down, ent time to between $5,000 and Cermak Goes lo Car economic conditions, t here were .fawn le P»*e 1*. Column 11 of Miami. S of article two of till* charter shall some as low as 100 feet, and simu­ He rested a pistol on the ahoulder net Include monies to be expended $6,000 per year. Aged Negress Asks Aid "Just then Mayor Cermak came lated maneuvers that would have forward and I talked with him al ot a man In front of him and began lor advertising th* city of Santa "Since then," he continued, "the wiped out the Watson tank farm, fir lne at the Roosevelt car. Some Monica and' its advantages, but state of California haa levied an ad­ In Recovering Savings minute about Chicago ln general. largest oil storage plant in the Then he moved off behind the car. HugeT ITone r Denies 25 feet away. there may b* provided In the tax ditional 4'* per cent "tax on our world, and main industrial centers Bilked of ber life savings by two Woman Cluteha* Bla Ann levy tn any year a levy not to exceed earnings for the support Of th* Negro bunco artists, Mrs. W. E. Eas- Bob Clark (one of the secret service _. lof the harbor district. men) was standing right by him. As Turmoil and uproar ensued. Mrs Hie cent on each $100 worth of tw- state government, and the amount ley, 70-year-old Los Angeles Negress Cross threw herself upon the man able property within the aald city we have to pay la the form of gaso­ Began Last Thursday today appealed to police here to in­ he moved away a man came forward With a long telegram and started Auction Part in Deal beside her, clutching his arm and ef Santa Monica for the purpose of line taxes has doubled. Last Thursday the actual naval stitute a search for the men to Sees telling me what it contained. While spoiling his aim. The president-elect advertising said city ot Santa Mon­ Costs Cat to Bon. problem began when 111 ships of I whom she gave $650 in exchange for waa saved, but those close to him the blue defense fleet left bases at an envelope said to contain more he was talking I leaned forward. ica." "We have cat our operating costs were less fortunate. Proposed charter amendment San Pedro and San Diego to take than $1,000 In "lost money" which "Just then I heard what I thought Floods of *Monev* Given State Official Emphatic to the bone in aa effort to meet was a firecracker, then several more. As citizen... police and secret ser­ number Or** Limit* the power ef these charge* and to give service to up naval patrol along the coast. the men found while in her presence Without Sales Cauees ih Assertion II. I - i«l vice men hurled themselves on Zan­ the city council to purchase or lease The man talking with me pulled the people, but It is doubtful wheth­ Their mission was to prevent th* back and the chauffeur started the gara and the cry ot "kill him" rose real estate or personal property val­ er tte tea levying process can be black fleet, composed, ot two giant Extravagant Bids Not Ask for .la. h from the infuriated crowd, Mayor ued ln excess of $50,000 by providing Former Denver Officer car. continued much longer without aircraft carriers, seven heavy cruis­ "I looked around and saw Mayor Cermak fell with a bullet ln his that any such purchase or lease driving us out of business." ers, IS destroyers end two oilers, Men who sought gold In the Klon- LOS ANOELES. Feb. 16 Ll" A abdomen. must first be authorized by a ma­ from delivering an air raid upon New Kidnaping Suspect Cermak doubled up and Mrs, on The Bay Cities Transit Co. fran­ I told the chauffeur to I dike days and paid sky-high prices surprise witness testified before a Nearby Mrs. Joe Gill, of Miami, jority vote et the electors. some industrial center of the Pa­ DENVER. Feb. 16 _T_—Avno___l______] senate committee today that he had also dropped to the pavement with chise will expire Manh 18. Xa ex­ stop. He did, about 15 feet from I for food and articles they carried Quick Action Needed cific coast. Swanson. former Denver policeman. into the frozen fastness had noth- been told thai Dr. J. M. Toner, state a similar wound. Miss Margaret plaining why it had not yet been where he started. If these amendments are to go in­ decided whether application would All of the shore stations of the 1 and a defendant ln a pending ex- ing on approximately 2.500 Santa director of institutions, had asked Knits of Newark, N. J., was shot ln to effect wtth the beginning of tbe be made for a renewal of thla grant. navy, together with shore naval re- tortion case, was arrested today by Cermak Placed In Car Monicans who participated last for a "cash consideration" for nego­ the hand, and head wound., were new fiscal year ea July l. they must Anderson said he was waiting for a serves combined in the defense plan operatives from the district attor- "The secret service men shouted night in the merchandise and food tiating the sale of a prison site In Inflicted on William Binnot, New be voted upon by the people and legal opinion Which would deter­ of the blue fleet. ney's office for questioning in con- 'Get out of the crowd.' The chauf- stuff auction in the La Monica bail- Southern California to the stale. York policeman, and Russell Cald­ submitted to the state legislature mine his coon* ef action. The strategy of Vice Adm Prank neetion with the kidnaping of feur started again and I stopped j room, sponsored by the Santa Mon- I Edwin Hai t, Los Angeles real e«- well, of Miami. for approval prior to the adjourn­ Claims Duplication H. Clark, commanding the black CharIes Boettcher, III. wealthy Den- hlm again, this time at the corner of lea merchants as the climax to one tat* broker, said that about a month Holds Cermak in His Arms ver ment of that body early this spring. "It should be remembered ln con­ raiding force, proved superior to the I Investment broker. the bandstand. of the biggest dividend days in local ago. one of his associates. Dave The reaction of the president-elect Unless this is done, tbe contem­ sidering, our situation," Anderson defense plans of Adm Luke Me­ "Looking back, I saw Cermak mercantile history. Hutchon had told him that Dr. was immediate and his concern was plated economies cannot be put Into declared, "that not a single bus line Namee, in command et the blue being carried along, and we put Eggs went for "$25" a dozen—jn Toner suggested he be given a "rash [entirely for the Injured, apparently Infect until the legislature meets operating ln the city of Los An­ fleet. U.S.C. Football Player him In our car. He was alive, but "dividend dollars." of course, and consideration" for the purchase by having no time for thought of his sgaln ln 1935. geles ls requited to pay a municipal 1 was afrflld I many ot the shoppers paid s* much the state of the Dunn ranch. I own narrow escape from death just Denies Murder Attempt 1 be wouldn't last |as he was preparing to assume the The wording ot Om propositions, franchise tax such as ls now levied I.go gol t my hand on his pulse and found as MS for tires, household utensils, ..ays He Wouldn't Listen which will provide for the purchase Michigan Banks Reopen LOS ANGELES. Peb 16 _t.B— [none. He was on the seat with me, pastry, cakes—ln fact, every article highest office in the land If No Man's Land aad the repeal of (Turn to Page S, Column 3) Gerald Craig, former University of under the sun, even to an old auto­ Hart told the committee, which ts Into his own car he ordered the the city prohibition qpforcement or­ As Moratorium Granted Southern California football player mobile. I investigating alleged irregulatrntea secret service men to place the dnance, had not jit been deter- DETROIT. Peb. 16 (U.PJ—Banks ['pleaded not guilty today to charges (Additional aidellght etorlee on 'Money* Laafca Oat I in the Rolph administration, that wounded mayor of Chicago. They eiined oa tar the final draft today, Thirteen Bids Received reopened all over Michigan today in that he conspired to have his wife attempted aaaauinatlon of Pl*al- Every effort was made to ace. pt | about four months ago. Dr. Toner drove to the hospital thus, Cermak For New Aqueduct Tanks the course of an eight-day guber Evelyn, murdered, and was ordered denl-Heft Roosevelt on p*g*a I, the bids of bona fide purchasers; | haHartd , telephoneand suggested hids thabrothert the.y Franmighkt held tight in th* arms of his party's (Turn ta Page 3, Column S) natorial moratorium. • Reconstruc­ to trial before Superior Judge g and IC) although from the start of the affair bring Jack O. Kuhrts into the leader. The other founded also war* LOS ANOELES, Mb. 16 (U.R)— William Tell Aggeler, March 10. quickly transported to the hospital. tion of the shaken financial struc­ (Torn to Page 14, Column t) it waa obvious that a few merchants I transaction Thirteen companies submitted bids ture of this far flung state pro­ Today all five still were alive, al­ L. A. Asked to Speed Up apparently had let go of vast sums | He testified that when he h. ard Dr. though doctors had lo resort to a on construction of six 300,000-gallon gressed rapidly, despite the fore- jn i r_ 1 AT »__ TT. water reservoirs and 85 miles of of the paper money without benefit Toner's alleged proposition, for * I blood transfusion on Mrs. Gill. and Program of Relief Work pipeline ia connection -ami tbe boding prediction of its governor. Borah Delays Vote Upon Farmers Move on State of sales. The Outlook Is making an cash cut, he told Hutchon that "I I Mayor Cermak for many hours was William A. Comstock, who tarried in I LOS ANGELES, Peb. IS (CNS>— $220,000,000 Colorado river aqueduct Act Barring Communists investigation to ascertain the facts. t want to listen to such a prop-1 gjven but un even chance of mrvlval. Detroit after a hurried trip from the Capitol to Seek Belief Much confusion resulted from thaiT_5jtio_ nor hear any details of It. Members of the board of supervisors project, Uie metropolitan water dis­ state capital at Lansing to arrange WASHINGTON, Peb . IS (At—A Delays Departure today requested members of th* trict announced today. LINCOLN, Neb., Peb. 14 (U.P.—Two phase of the auction. Bids as high He said he told his toother that in Roosevelt had intended to. start- I for cashing R. P. C relief checks. demand for Immediate senate action "*200" and "*300" were heard from circumstances would he consider lity council ta speed action on civic on a bill for exclusion or expulsion armies of farm marchers today car- 1 no back to New York last night, but project* which would furnish em­ all part* of the hall as Individuals bringing Kuhrts into the deal, after the shooting he immediately ployment to thousands of men lennnt r ST£ VM.Srl'« g^V^^or'^^romi n the crowd attempted to get for Re,Uy Board Member changed his plans and went back to through tbe R. P. C. loans recently themselve. many of the articles on ^ Kyhru ^ testlf]ed before me the Vincent Astor yacht, on which allocated to tile county. ^£*zjpH?wi_S_T__: **Tnd U rr /r^-^si^ committee yesterday that he re­ he had made hi* fishing trip. LATEST NEWS BRIEFS senate today by an objection from ov* ^ ?™Un? ItLnl™??"?* Sen. William E. Borah wp.), Idaho. » *• •»»«*"* oemand* to be So dense was the crowd at times Before he finally departed for about the auctioneer's stand that a ceived a S20.390 commission for hi* made and a dispute among leaders part ln the sale of a hospital site New York today, he paid a oall upon smaller auction was started at the tb* wounded in tbe hospital, and COMING EVENTS , a short time before tbe march, split other end of the hall Here, canned to the atate, but denied that he had MIAMI POLICE FILE FOUR COUNTS ON ZANGORA Senate Moves tO Act On I th* farmers Into two hostile groups. paid any money to a state official. there was a dramatic scene between MIAMI, Fla., Feb. 16 (UP)—Complaints charging assault goods went for as high aa "S5" an him and the Chicago mayor. article. Hart waa followed on the witness TONIGHT Relief of Unemployment n. , land by Dr. Toner, who made an 'I am mighty glad lt was m* ta­ Banta Monica Writers elub. public and attempt to commit murder on four counts were filed late .., , * - _ lempempil e Solicitor Sues Need More Police today against Giuseppe Zangara, who attempted to assassin­ WASHINGTON, Peb. IS {_.—The j emphatic denial of the real estate | stead of you." said Cermak, who havl library, 7:30 p. m. senate today took up the unemploy­ For $2,923 Commissions Police protection was Inadequate i man's testimony. Dr. Toner asserted been standing Just behind the ate President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt last night. ment relief question tn answer to at the height of the bidding. Women Roosevelt automobile when Zangara TOMORROW a motion of Sen. Robert M. La- LOB ANGELES. Feto. 16 (CNS)— and children were hard pressed to (Tarn to Page I, Column 4) fired the shots which he later said Masonic Luncheon club, Laue's LATE CERMAK BULLETIN REPORTS HIM ASLEEP I Pollette, Jr. (rep.), of Wisconsin Suit for $2,923 brought against maintain their footing when the he first had intended firing at cafe, at noon. Aimee Semple McPherson Button j crowds surged towards the auetlon- Wi..riin..iii Farmer. Act President Hoover. Santa Monica-Ocean Park Bad MIAMI, Fla., Feb. lt (UP)—Mayor Anton J. Cermak of' and the Echo Park Evangelistic a*- eer'a stand. "I wish you would be careful," Cross chapter executive meeting, Y. Chicago, wounded by an assassin's bullet, was sleeping at 2:30 sociatlon by Robert E. Fisher as At least a dozen children, lost and IO Raise Cost of Milk Cermak' continued weakly. "The W. C. A., 1333 Ocean avenue, at p. BL, and physician* decided against issuing another report YES, IT'S TRUE commission for soliciting charitable almost underfoot in the throng, fi­ country needs you." noon. on his condition. Mrs, Joseph H. Gills, also a victim, was un- j donations for tbe organization want nally were lifted to the aide of the APPLETON. Wis., Feb. 16 (U._)-g —y.angara Has No Regret Bay Builders Exchange dinner. That rumors were current in San­ on trial today before Superior Judge auctioneer and safety. Five hundred determined farmers "We need you and men like you," Banta Monica Athletic club. Ocean changed with chances for her recovery about even. ta Monlea today to the effect that Charles D. Ballard. It wa* not until the affair was throttled the flow of milk to mar- the president-elect replied gently, Jfront, 6:30 p. m. • a second attempt had been made two hours old that a semblance of pet her. today as picketing began leaning over the bed on which lay k Santa Monica Public Affairs as- CHICAGO MAYOR ASSERTS HE'LL PULL THROUGH on th* life of Pranklln D. Roose- order was restored. People again 'n a statewide strike to raise prices, his wounded friend and political atlon, city hall. 8 p. m. A&sem- CHICAGO, Feb. 16 (AP)—"I know all Chicago ts pulling! v«" American Am ha* sailor to took to their chairs and from then All main highways were guarded by ally. Charles W. Dempster will on the affair went smoothly. I the strikers, who turned trucks As Roosevelt rode toward. New for me and I'm going to pull through for Chicago,'* was the That Santa Monica ranked ninth Mexico Returning Home Fortunately, those persons present J away from the market. There was York this afternon expressions of Veterans ef Foreign Wars, Eagles message of Mayor Anton Cermak from his Miami hospital bed on the list of California cities in LAREDO, Tex., Feb. IS _P>—Am­ who had genuine rights to place no violence, but tbe strike had be- joy at tbe president-elect's escape ball, * p. __._ today. Alderman James B. Bowler, after a -Ittt to the bed­ tbe amount spent for new construc­ bassador J. Reuben Clark. Jr.. and bids, remained longer and in nearly come so effective that the milk and sorrow at the wounding of those Pacific Palisades unemployment tion work during the month ef De- his • wife and daughter passed j every instance managed to obtain supply m*t curtailed drastically and who had stood about him were relief benefit, the auditorium, Te- side, relayed ths word by telephone to State'* j£lto___ey I' :.. '.' ; Thomas J. Courtney here. new residential through Laredo In a private car | something valuable for their right- approximately 30 cheese factories ln canyon, _-__•. Ticket* SI. building it WM sixth. early today enroute to Washington ftflly purchased money. I Us* count) shut down. (Tarn t* f*e* V*, COIBBH J B ^*m*mm*m PA 01 TWO Mm.tWt film •••,-• • _M,A ..I'.M,- A liAMfHUMtA lU'WOlM* ._.*. HI A ».V i| Alloimroi nl from Mlfll I'irmitmnrthh j ,..... J. Brazil Biirs Star* Ai.l in W.i..l-im'i-Mi7i «.,.„.-r.M. #tHP impH M i .-"titty- CnitofWGiIliniiDiy ni¥§ in>II n gf I* msai tmajt iiKfc-i__-4i»«« ,„* .il._^i 11 r 1 I1.....IM* l.« om 1...,„..,,.I..„, _*. 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Thin milk, Which nrler «H .->_., who fig* UM tha l.t_.p.t nit It tM |___. iplmt St '••*•*«__ whathnt Ht hM fftUm or Jiinipad day to Colombia and Peru, which ls fresh and pwuMta all ftqullWd In • heart* nf movie audi, newt with tint itlllii'iinli _rt"P"t lil»lt,p with HIP frntn lit. window. tin • _>-.m v trail* itf (.mt MI .in, hrl|_Ml m_v*___lt. Marfarlng of the yard, gravellnf began an undeclared border ww spertlons, Is received every infler- work In "Three Live (I host*,** "Seven An imm»Hl»l8 InventIgaMmi Mt th* walk* not pnMIng down ttt* noon, including Sunday*, and given ..ink. (lr.H8_ W«_ltl__tn_l OH* «>* KHIPII.1 nttii t'rtmner A. MacGruder Tuesday ln Brazilian territory. Days' Leave," "Cnvalrnde" and oompit•__! gnnlt* win pay ran out free ot Sharp* to unemployed many other films, ha* decided lit* ai. _!«». I figures of litil_>t r. A.- Srvrn Killetl in Panle M* MaeOonaM and Kenneth Romney, NOW. General Mora, commander ot Bra­ resident* of th* community who t*. nllus; to Geoffrey 9. M_r_t_t *•>«-*nt-»t-*nn» of the house, were zilian defense forces, informed hla qualify for membership la the I something must be don* to aid her AlhciiB Police Raid Red. siitiint_inrd to the scene. Material* are cheap, and yoa can unrmploypd neighbors at Pacific Speaking yesterday noon before government that the channels at league ATHENS, Greece. Peb. II «..i — Goodwin WM first elected to the hire that occasional visitor who Arnmaza, Cleto and Esperanza have Palisades. the Santa Monica Rotary club on a -9th congress.. wants "a Job of work** to spread boon closed to'the two combatant But Miss Mercer has done some­ program commemorating two great Seven workmen were killed ami _ci the gravel or level the lot off. nations (It was assumed this action thing more than Just think about American presidents, Morgan others Injured during a pante caused Pulling dawn decomposed granite would isolate the Colombian army It. She has arranged a benefit show when policemen fired shots In the Is a simple Job. It saves summer transported up the Amazon to the Bandit Killed pointed out that there was nothing for the unemployed, to be held to­ air to break up a communist meet­ dust and gives the yard a fine, fighting zone, as Colombians have morrow night ln Temeacal Canyon flashy or spectacular about the clean, finished nppr-araitea. no other way of reaching the area auditorium, and In which dozen* of character of George Washington. ing at Salonika. except by air. It also would shut I famous star* of tb* stage' and screen A staircase collapsed when the Theae Material* Represent Peru off from the Amazon river j ByTramma n will take part. "He was a man fundamentally crowd suddenly rushed to get out of outlet to the Atlantic ocean.) honest, reliable, trustworthy, cour­ Day Labor Work for Pick. Charlie Murray, famous stage and ageous, and patient'. A man who had the building. Eighty were arrested. end-Shovel Men and Truck Information from eastern Peru ONTARIO, Peb. 16 ..22« CHEESE,lb. tA- thought he had Joined you long Oelielou BBSrtsd 1 "** ^WF before this. I'll go and look for JUICE ORANGES 9 « 25c him" "Too may not be back before j r0P TY BABT STEER dark; so I'll -fasten a little lantern Mia i Boiling Beef, lb. 7c to your collar," Willy Nilly said to LARGE ORANGES NAVEL *"• 10c Rip. So Rip rushed oil villi the I lantern shaking from his collar, aad I BEEF • • 2IL Hamburger, lb ..10c a* he ran he barked. PRICES EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 16, 17, It "Quacky, where are you? Quacky, j where an you? Bow-wow-wow, i JK%_F_n__t__l J_L JL|_____L r FRESH SLICED Quacky, cant you bear me calling?" I The Great Atlantic

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MMHMihAV. WlMftfAftV IS, limit I.VI.NINO Oil. MIOK, MA Ml'A mOtlW.h, CAlifO-tNIA l-AUto THHMI Whole Flmt of Moid Pittites MiHif- _ i lli i iffttil IM I 11 _ i« J Hi I. tl in tMftfflfl (riiuttly Krlirf w mi vnmnrm Would I'Alrii.l Kxl-.rlioiii.sl Mtslflki May n • .••'»"* /-tfjilMi I if «**• Ms 11s itKNainv STORK On Display in Store s Wifll.... it »» *tyl* III who WM. Hilled in ga Mill-mill, tit] Stipr-1vi _or_ In \pplv for VV11I1 mt i.i .if?,iir Act* for motor *lrntaM Ift « tft .1 MUM _».__•» hut § .inni|n« MonlrMottlea* mmot..l . IUIw.1 l.v rlti.kv Girl in lilt Hi.- United I Hit!... tint!...... i MMt titnk-r nltently lias built th* IIIBHIIIIP 11 I* on 11 In p Inv lit Dtp window of hart, itini'mitiv win t.-.I.V.-I i),.:|.i.,.t 4-Mitional $ 1.100.000 Prof, .lion of Sport lite I nil cli Iter Paint matt, w% IM Kant* Mmtlrn bmilnvn..!. »l_tig With Pin.. Mutt Mint .IM .mil today. mot* (linn SO other iti-xl. In of plan*, now flying HIP airways nf th. tuirl.l • 15,000 Mnl HI r V. lr Of fleer I' I licit Itlll.i'i' Innaraprtng From I'Vdrni! SOIHTO Rr*ROII-I'.**of Ray Built exactly to specifications, al a Tiike-t Own Life shot Mentis llitniml. th* lung Weil quarter of an Inch to the foot, the prln» whining speedslentf .rent tr"..i. v afternoon when lie saw htm Mattrasg . $5.90 Loa ANCI PILES,. 9*b. 10 *ct.a>— Believing that fishing would be ntodets have attracted considerable bombers, monoplanes, biplanes, army KANSAS 0111, Mo., fib, M Lit— rushing out of the bank, gun in .0• round IM*i Colioii better la Santa Monica bay If the .Tlie board of supervisors wlll seek attention from air enthusiasts and and navy fighters and aur auto-gyro. Outwitted by a 10-year-old nursr. hand, after the real bandit hud been I Inter* Mnltrrss atmtna $2.90 boundary of the protected area were According to Fate's placard in the an additional toan of Pt.40o.nno from model builders Specifications for maid from the Quarks nnd th* wife shot down by J. L. Russell, cashier extended seaward, the Crescent Day tb* trlmotor plane were published window, the collection la the most of the banker whose home he had nnd sou of J. R. Russell, president BRADY BEDDING CO. the reconstruction finance corpora­ chapter of the Isaac Walton League recently tn an air Industry maga­ complete one in iUe west. Details invaded, an extortionist took his life of the bank. 1447 Third St. Phone 28114 tion for county relief projects dur­ of America has adopted a resolution zine. The model builder, Harold of each plane ar*'carried out In *A police cornered him ln the home ing March and April, according to to extend the boundary line of dis­ Fate, 30-year-old Santa Monica miniature. SmMi struts, propellors of R. Crosby Kemper. trict 1S-A to a line between Point tbat twirl wlttr each puff of wind, Frank L. Shaw, chairman of the show card painter, constructed tbe The extortionist. Identified by po­ Dume and Rocky Point, Purl Fuller, small plane from the drawings ln wheels tbe size of shirt buttons and lice as K. W. Lattln. 34, unemployed Watch Thia Spac< Mondays Thura daya board. secretary of the chapter, announced the periodical. motor cxtymsts the size of a pin son of a rooming house proprietor Confident that the loan would be today. The fleet of miniature planes, as­ complete/The effect. The display here, voiced threats of death against will be Jm the window for the next forthcoming to finance public works This resolution, according to sembled ln squadron formation on Mrs. Kemper, Ann Wilde, the nurse Fuller, will be presented to the week, /according to E. "Bud" Rupp, maid, nnd Mrs. Kemper's 9-year-old projects. Shaw declared the money the window floor and tagged for state council for adoption tonight Identification, includes models, of story'manager. daughter, Shlly Ana. would furnish work for 60.000 men. when its meets in Long Beach and -__*- Terrorises Household Part of the funds obtained from will be brought before th* state Saying he wanted $15,000, he ter­ the reconstruction finance corpora­ legislature later for enactment. rorized the household, which in­ tion by tbe county for February The Crescent Bay chapter will be Toner Denies / Red Cross to cluded three other women, all ser­ construction, totaling $1,770,000, represented at tonight's meeting by vants. were used in putting an additional L. Z. Nobel of Venice. Ray Wiley, Before firing a bullet through his 1.200 men on various jobs yester­ treasurer of th* local chapter; Jack head ln an upstairs nursery as po­ Dertle, vice president; Capt Olaf day, according* to H. C. Fremmlng, JAMES E. CANTRELL Part in De^al Issue Flour lice closed in on him, Lattln picked director of the county's employment O. Olsen, municipal pier manager, up a Christmas card which had been and Dr. Leo Pruden, dentist. stabilization bureau. The H. C. Henshey Oa will pre­ sent to Sally Ann, and upon it At the same time, Fremmlng sent James E. Cantrell, nationally For tbe past few week* the local State Official Emphatic Shipment of 1,680 Sacks scribbled: . stated money was available for jobs known contract bridge expert and chapter of the Isaac Walton league "Goodbye, mother. I can't stand for 5,000 men within Los Angeles author, in two free lectures Satur­ baa been discussing aad studying in Assertion He Did Received by Chapter to see you starve." as soon as the city council ar­ day and Monday. senate and assembly bills which per­ Nurse Calls Police The lectures will begin promptly tain to conservation of fish and Not ARK for Cash for Distribution The extortionist's plot to summon ranges public works projects so that game and which have been intro­ the men can be put to work. The at 2 p. m„ on the third floor of the home Kemper, president of the City H. C. Henshey store. There will be duced in tbe state legislature. The (Contimied From Pag* 1) A shipment of 1,680 sacks of flour Bank and Trust Co., and obtain the 1 board planned to forward the re- bay chapter has carefully gone ever free, supervised playing after each was received today by th* Santa money from htm failed when the I quest for the additional $4,400,000 a ot that he never had suggested a cash -O Oov. James Rolph today, for lecture. Castrell personally will sup-1 " , these bills preparatory to th* Monica-Ocean Park chapter of the nurse maid, ordered upstairs by the ervlse all playing. 'state council meeting tonight, Fuller consideration for himself nor the gunman, locked herself in a bedroom transmission formally to recon­ inclusion of Kuhrts In the deal. American Red Cross and placed in Cantrell, a former lawyer and |sald- with the child and phoned police. struction finance corporation of­ Offers to Ki plain ficials at Washington. business man and author of two the storehouse ready for distribution Police records show Lattln was contract bridge text books. Is' said 'Turning to the purchase by the next Wednesday. convicted two years ago in Hutch­ to have ability to consider a prob­ state of tb* Ventura hospital site,) The flour, which represents the inson, Kan., of "transporting and lem from Its practical aspects and Taxes Burden^ Sheridan Downey, counsel for the first Installment of Santa Monica's possessing liquor and was fined $100 to explain It clearly and compre­ committee, asked Or. Toner If he quota this year, will be distributed but appealed the case. hensively to other*. His newest book, bad ever told Frank T. Skinner, from the room ln th* rear of 003 "How To Be a Winner," is just off official of a bank which sold th* Santa Monte boulevard, which has the press. Transit Lines land, that Kuhrts might act for the been fitted up as a storehouse. institution as an agent, of tbe Ua* Angeles Real Estate board Mrs. Prank Lee, vice chairman of Charter Vote YOUR BEST abst Requests Support (Continued From Page 1) . which appraised the hospital site th* chapter tod chairman of ttl* T* committee of civilian relief, will be FRIEND IN TIME against us ln tbe «tty of Santa purchased by th* slat* la Ventura For State Yachting Act oounty for 1425,000. In charge of the distribution, assisted OF NEED Monica. by members of the committee. Papers Ready Norman A. Pa bst. Beverly Hills "inasmuch as we are classed as The witness testified that the ...MANY FAMILIES sportsman and yacht owner, today Distribution wlll start at 9 a. m, public utilities, taxed for the sup­ board appraised the site at 8363,000 (Continued From Pace 1) HAVE SOLVED solicited the support of the Santa port of the st.'te government, lt Is *nd he was of tb* opinion it could and continue until .4 p. m. THEIR FINANCIAL a question of whether there is any AU persons applying ' for flour PROBLEMS QUICK­ Monica city council for a bill now have been purchased for that. because the city attorney's staff was justice in expecting us to make _ should present the slips provided engaged on the Morgan case. LY AND CONFI- before the legislature tbat would Skinner had testified that when for them by tbe relief agency from like contribution to the city as long Om bank attempted to deal directly It was understood however that DENTIALLY create a state fund for yacht harbor as banks, gas companies, electric which tbey are receiving aid. A THROUGH OUR development. wtth th* state Dr. Toner Informed the No Man's Land referendum light companies and other utilities family, which is not receiving aid would request the approval of the HELPFUL SERVICE. are not similarly taxed." him that it appeared strange that"* from one of the agencies, but which Pabst reported that a well or­ gnat, tig institution like your*" voters for the purchase of this prop- • ganized movement was under way wishes to participate ta the distri­ FOR MORE FACTS Might Not Collect should attempt to consummate th* bution, may apply at th* Red Cross erty "out of taxes" on the 10-year to eliminate rebates on the 3-cent .with the possible exception of the deal without tbe services of a real payment plan. If this proposition ls JUST 'PHONE gasoline tax now allowed boat own­ headquarters, ln the Camera Ob- OR COME IN [Carlyle avenue line, all lines of .the estate agent. scura building, Broadway and Ocean approved, .it will give the commis­ ers. Rather than to have.. this Bay Cities Transit Co. which are sioners the right to negotiate for the I money go Into tbe general fund; "If you will-give me an oppotu avenue, between now and close Of self supporting run into Los An­nity I will explain that.' '. Toner | office hours Monday. The office is purchase of the land without putting Pabst said, -the yachtsmen would geles, and thus come automatically open dally, except Saturday, from the city to the expense of voting a j like to have it set aside and used under the jurisdiction of the. rail* said. bond issue. lh* committee signified its will­ 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. On Saturdays, AfC M E for Improvements benefiting' the road commission on the grounds of It closes at noon. The repeal of the "baby Wright sport. The money would he spent being interurban carriers. ingness and Dr. Stoner testified: act" is provided for ln another equally between Northern and In the event that the bus com­ Suggests Real Estate Agent proposition "when such action Is not Finance Service Southern California ports, giving pany should fall to obtain a new "The time wa* In January 11932) YOUNO TVLLY ACQUITTED ln conflict with the constitution and OF SANTA MONICA Santa Monica an opportunity to ob- franchise, it is considered likely that and the place was my office. Ttm DOS ANOELES. Feb. 16 (CNSi — the general laws." If this phrase is Room 304, Sliti Building I tain state funds for ltoTiarbor work. it could continue operations on these entire hospital committee and tbe After deliberating only %. half hour. included in the final draft of thel 506 Santa Monlea Blvd. lbe rebates now paid to yacht main lines without Interference, agents were there. We had a morn­ a jury today acquitted Thomas An­ question, it will mean that no action Phon. Santa Monica 28052 owners amount hs $1,500,000 per even though a dispute with the city ing session, and when we adjourned ton Tully, 21-year-old son of Jim can be taken by the council on thel fa nta Monlea. California I year, members of the council wore might force tt to abandon service and am going to lunch Skinner Tully, hobo novelist, on charges that repeal of the enforcement ordinance told. . on its unprofitable local lines. came in. he forcibly attacked Prances Char- until the 18th amendment ls re-' mmostootmtmootmmmmt 'i si i * bonneaux, 21, *, waitress. "Skinner said tbat his bank had pealed. presented this proposition to the state of California for the last three years and tbat the Young commit- to* had taken it as a second choice. "He laid he was afraid he was not presenting the property properly and was not getting far. He Mid to me: " 'Doctor, have you any sugges­ tions about a better presentation. I'm a banker and not a real estate agent.' "I told him that if I were in his place I would have a real estate agent look after lt, and Skinner said he thought so, too. I told him that I thought he should get someone who was familiar with Ventura county aad who knew the situation I [up there. Skinner asked me If I could j [name anyone. I said I could, but[ I because of my position I believed it best not to do so." Favored Kraemer Site "I said I was. going to lunch and when I came back I might make a suggestion. When I came back, be­ fore the meeting convened, Skinner asked me If I could make any sug­ gestions. I told him there were a few men who had presented Ventura I ._&_£_!.; propositions, one of whom wa* Mr. Kuhrts, and Skinner seemed to re- call Kuhrts, and just then- the com- mlttee came in and that was the end of tbat." Dr. Toner denied tbat Kuhrts'-f I name had been suggested to htm and said that he was not familiar I with any information that Kuhrts was friendly with the Rolph family. wm Under persistent questioning by Downey, Dr. Toner conceded that he always had favored the Kraemer site near Pomona, Cal., over the Ventura site, but had changed his mind after learning that the build­ ing possibilities at the Kraemer lo- cation and climatic conditions were not so satisfactory as those at Ven- tura. Denies With Emphasis He denied with emphasis that his j change of sentiment followed the In- j elusion of Kuhrts ln the Ventura I Venice, Italy deal. He said he never had discussed with anyone the commission received Wf Kuhrts. Asked whether he had known that | Rolland Vandegrlft, state director of ia every cot nor of the t__rld, both here and overseas, finance, had purchased land near whatever you find joy in life, 'lis always "Luckies PI pane*1 tb* Ventura site shortly after the | state bought its tract, Dr. Toner said he had not until he read of it in the newspapers. Asked whether it had not occasioned some surprise in his mind, he replied that lt had not. mentioning that Vandegrlft had said during one of the hospital commit­ "hey please the taste... tee meetings that he always had wanted to own some land in the area then under consideration by the state. "He said that In your committee fhey please the throat meeting?." Downey asked. "Why, yes," Hr. Toner answered. No matter how many and mellowed. Japanese Forces Ready you smoke — they're always For Invasion ol Jehol And the unique mildness that is MUKDEN, Manchuria, Peb. 16 <__>> I pleasing. Because Luckies have imparted when these fine tobac­ —Roads southward and westward j from this most Important Manchur- | character and mildness cos are "Toasted". For these two tan city are alive day and night i with Japanese and Manchukuo > distinctive -character -of--the reasons—Character and- Mild* troops moving steadily toward posi­ tions, whence they will "Jump off," I world's finest tobaccos carefully ness—"Luckies Please!" probably within two weeks, for the I long waited invasion of Jehol province. Tb* drive along tb* 200 -1 mil* front I* expected to bring th* biggest Slno-Japanese clash since | fighting began ln September. 1931, | with tbe capture of this city by the, ecauseiVs toasted Japanese. A _gf- tssmmm ______H___3_Kf .'_ •'""?_•

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AMKtclnted rr... 1, -»*oluniT^ly .titlll-id to U_# OM for A tale of a weird kidnaping in where he was held prisoner from n.«*tl<_i el all unm SM.IDI _> II er net Mherwlne ereSlled _ tttt purer, and aim tb* local n-n_ pubjIMiad herein. (Th* readers of th* Lookout column will at once which he was the victim was told 6:30 o'clock that evening until 3:80 r recognize the text tl tbt tenth verse of the sixth to Venice police officers yesterday yesterday morning. According to chapter of Th* Song of Solomon, la a book called the by Jerry P. Davis, a cook residing Davis' story, he cannot remember Holy Bible.) Naming no names and mentioning at at 104 Trolleyway, Venice, when he what happened to him during tbe The Beach Road Project addresses except the general one of Hollywood, the entered the local police station, his time he was held prisoner, but that 1933 answer to tht question is to be found In scores ot face scratched and bruised, and re­ the first vague recollections of what screen beauties who. while the play ls tn progress, run lated how he was punched into sub­ had previously occurred came to tba prospect tbat the atate and county away with our hearts and are as devastating as an mission by two attackers, held cap­ him yesterday morning at 9 o'clock will Join te extend the Roosevelt highway army with banner*, which means doubtless a victori­ tive for 32 hours, robbed of $55 and after his step-son found him sit­ along the present beach road at least aa far ous army ln triumphant parade. then released. ting in a chair in the kitchen of ae Colorado street will be welcomed by the —According to Davis! report to po- their VeniceThome, apparently un­ Let the parade go on. "I love a parade.** In large lice, he was driving his Essex coupe conscious, at 2:30 that morning. people of Santa Monlea. lots I love the screen beauties. To love less than twenty south on Highland avenue, near His car was found parked neai Tbe congestion that now exists as the re- of them st one* or to love them at all except when Hollywood boulevard, at about 6:30 bit home, and tht tar keys wm aolt of the practical termination of the splen­ they come on tbe screen, at the height of their beauty p. m. last Monday when two men, in his pockets, he declared. A bill­ and as "terrible as an army with banners," might be whom he described as being an fold containing $55 was missini did Roosevelt highway at Santa Monica troublesome, but in the evening, at ease in a loge seat, American and an Armenian, hopped from bis pocket, and, be added, hi canyon becomes a more and more serious I ean wltb safety take tbe bridle off love and let It ln his car and forced him to drive recalled having been punched in 9m matter with each succeeding year. Some roam a* It wlU. off the main highway into a side rib* with a hard instrument whlcfc outlet must be provided to care for the in­ street. he believed was a revolver. creasing traffic which the Roosevelt highway At moving picture day in the Santa Monica Bay The kidnapers then took the wheel Venice police ar* investigating th* Woman's club last Monday, where Mrs. H. O. Jensen, of the car and drove to a house cue. produces. picture chairman, presided, something was said about Primarily this Is a responsibility tbat the madness of the public to see screen actors, to get lasts on the state highway department and near them, to touch them, and sometimes this madness takes the riotous form of tearing their clothes into Venice Group Students to the county. It ls only of interest to Santa shreds. There must be safe and adroit ways of ap­ Monica because of tbe congested traffic tbat peasing this fury. results. 1$ Is not a charge that falls upon Hold_aDLnner Revive Past 7! this city, bat upon the state and county, and Thaddeus Stevens, a red-headed, fire-eating sen­ tt ls gratifying to know that both the state ator from Pennsylvania in Civil War days, solved the problem in surprising fashion. A female admirer, L. A. Civic Leaders Guests Loyola University Will and county authorities realise this, and are bolder than tba others, one day asked the senator lor seeking a remedy. a lock of his hair. He pulled a red wig from hi* big at Inspiring Program Turn Back Time for There are two phases of the beach road head and, holding tt out to her, said cordially: "Help 'Frontier Night' widening, however, ln which Santa Monica ls yourself, madam." Given at Club greatly interested. The first ls that the con­ "Smile when yon tay them words, Mb desire to meet actors — or actresses, as the Expressions of how successful the struction shall protect tbe bluff so tbat no affair had been were voiced by vir­ stranger." . . . "Nun* your pi-ten.*' women are wrongly called—has ever worried me. I ... "He died with hi* boots on." Injury may be sustained by tbe beautiful care not if I never so much as see them or read about tually all of the 230 persons present at they filed out of the beautiful . . . "He was quicker on the draw." Ocean avenue parte, and the other ls that the them either, apart from the screen. Not to see them ., . "Yeah, we're gonna haw a there would be unendurable. Westport Beach club in Playa Del track traffic from tbe highway shall not be Rey last night, following the seventh necktie party." .., turned through tbe city business streets to Some year* ago I was given a series of injections annual Venice branch of the Los Such were some of tht significant interfere with their use by our own citizens. supposed to immunize me against colds'and flu, and Angeles Chamber of Commerce ban­ phrases being practiced today by We believe the. state and county engineers another series to make two tissues grow where one quet. The speakers bestowed words the student body of Loyola univer­ seemed to be faltering and wondering whether to stay. Washington New York of commendation on J. R. Hunt, sity in Playa Del Rey, in prepara­ fully realize the importance of these consid­ I have bad colds and tbt flu since then, but never The National Whirligig manager of the Venice branch; tion tot Ot second annual "Frontier erations to Santa Monica, but suggest the any imperative impulse to rub elbows wltb a picture By PAUL MALLON (Oop-i-tiht. 1838. the MeCltu.6_mdle_U) By JAMES McM.LLI.. Owen Keown, chairman of the ban­ night" celebration em Ot* campus advisability of tba city commissioners giving actor or actress. But I want to se* them on the screen quet arrangements committee, and and in tht auditorium tbe nights tf more and more. They provide us with the best of all several others' for their efforts in February 34 and 38. . close attention to both these matters. 'There WASHINGTON, Peb. 16—You would do well to NEW YORK, Peb. 18 — Future reconstruction H- making the event one of outstanding Expect 2,000 to Attend entertainment aside from music and reading. nance corporation policy to railroads may be tipped will be many suggestions doubtless, and keep an antidote handy for all those yarn* yea an interest. "AO tht ornery critters 1* tryin' tn various plans will be considered with refer­ being served about cutting veterans' expenditure*. tttt by its action on the Rock Island application for Among noted officials who at­ So far as meeting them 1* concerned, lt occur* to The boys have one policy for publication and another tight million dollars. Rock Island has S 134,000,000 ol get tb* right twang to their speech," ence to the outlet for this traffic. It calls for me that, roughly speaking (I would make it still tended the banquet were Mayor Bob McMahon, head chairman of. underneath. That does not appear' to apply to Roose­ maturities in 1934, to thlt is Just a preliminary ges­ John C. Porter of Los Angeles. watchfulness on the part of the city to pro­ rougher If I could), there are 1,800,000.000 people In velt tr Garner. There I* conclusive evidence that they ture. Tbt rotd can not possibly get out without help the various committees in charge of tect tba city's best Interests. th* world, a very large percentage of them wltb nice are seeking a way to stop payments from somewhere. Inside betting ls Councilman Clarence E. Coe, Wil­ tilt arrangements, said today, hla eyes, white, even teeth, permanent waves free from to those who have Jobs. Everything that the application wont even be liam Simpson and Charles P. Bayer, own speech reflecting what tbt The time is past when it is an advantage dandruff, straight. Shapely legs, trim ankles and wltb points so far to their sincerity. approved by the interstate com­ president and field secretary of the boys "Is almln' for" in connection to a city to have through automobile traffic various other assorted charms, but why Should I be there ls no one tn the know here merce commission. Tba reconstruc­ Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, with the celebration. pass over its business streets, and this is es­ exercised over all that? They all eat groceries, as I do, now who believes they will be suc­ tion finance corporation is expected and Councllmen McAllister, Davis According to McMahon. the cele­ and worry, as I do, about a tomorrow that never cessful. to reflect Roosevelt policies from and Lewis of the sixth, seventh and bration, the highlight of the uni­ pecially true of track traffic, which is grow­ comes. Why should I add to their worries by rushing now on, even though no changes in eighth districts, respectively. versity's student affairs for tbt ing by leaps and bounds on the Roosevelt about to meet them or they to mine by expecting me When congressmen cam* back personnel have yet been made. Courage Needed year, is expected to surpass tha highway. to hound them for a meeting? fresh from the people in November Bruce R. Baxter, traveler, speaker previous one In every way. More CHARLES 8. WARREN. a cut might have been pushed You can expect the final report and assistant to Rufus Von Klein- than 2,000 persons, young and old, through. Something in the Wash­ of the national transportation com­ Smid, president of the University of were attracted to the campus during Not a Time for Threats ington atmosphere made them mittee to be an innocuous affair. It Southern California, gave the prin­ the celebration last year and attend­ Tuning In With Children change their minds. Right now will recommend repeal of tbe re­ cipal address of the evening. He ance tor the 1933 affair 1* expected about 90 per cent in congress think capture clause and regulation Of _•• - spoke of conditions as th.y were ln to be doubled. The reckless talk by some of the leaders By JAMES SAMUEL l_ACT Paul Mallon It would be political folly to cut the competing agencies. It probably will James McCnlien this country years ago, the existing Seek Prop*. Us* aOm* conditions now in other countries to congress threatening retaliation against veteran* a nickel Daily ln both houses someone arises Ignore tht touchy question of whether the R. P. C. Studio* in tbe metropolitan dis-flV'! nations who repudiate their war debt obliga­ Dear Mr. Lacy: My little daughter is only 5. The to demand a reduction. That does not mean any­ should continue to rescue drowning railroads. and the attributes, faith and cour­ trie, have been ransacked far fix- "T1 • neighbors adore her. Because I want above everything thing. You never see anyone introducing an amend­ The report I* being written chiefly by Bernard age needed in the present fight to tures and "trimmln's" reminiscent tions ought to be condemned. 'else to be an Intelligent parent and develop my child ment proposing a fixed cut. Instead you see the house Baruch. There will be no formal minority reports, overcome the obstacles obstructing of the olden days and win be used Whatever may be the outcome of the war rather than Indulge my Instinct of maternalism I-have- quietly passing an actual increase of $18,000,000 for although neither Al Smith nor Alexander Legge Is the road to prosperity. to decorate the numerous "gamblln* debt situation, the United States has nothing sent tbe child-away from me, to be for a while in the veterans' allowances. entirely pleased with tb* way affairs have been han­ Qualified to speak of conditions in halls," casinos and saloons, which cere of a woman educator whose personality and poise There Is no reason to suspect yet that the new dled. The committee's conclusions were pretty well other countries, because of his re­ win fill the auditorium. to gain by a policy tbat would seek to punish • I admire. My neighbors feign right­ debtors who failed to pay. To talk about congress will be much different. The prospect now Is outlined befor* it started to Investigate. cent travels. Dr. Baxter explained A sii-horse team bat been ob­ eous Indignation that a child so that Roosevelt will ardently recommend reductions to situations he encountered during his tained to draw a large stagecoach retaliation ls to incite International discord young should be pushed out of a congress and that congress wlU ardently avoid taking visits in Tahiti ln the South Sea about ttlt campus and rides in tbt mother's arms and care so early In Railroad reorganization from tba inside will bt Islands and the Belgian Congo in at a time when there is need for greater har­ any decisive action. more frequent from now on. Actual receiverships will Obi vehicle will be sold to the crowd. mony among the nations of the civilized life. But I wonder truly how much Africa, Horseback riding also will be one of of their protest Is due to a desire be avoided whenever possible. Plana for a changed Clark Toastmaster the features of the celebration. world. for self-indulgence. How those things work out is well Illustrated by setup in Missouri Pacific are already well under way. Another interesting sidelight to Searchlights will be placed along the In her present training I believe what happened last week during the economy wave. When it is finished the Van Swerlngens may be on The United States ls today ln a position The senate passed a makeshift economy provision. It the outside looking In. his speech was his reading of three road leading to tht campus at a similar to that which Oreat Britain held at that she will be weaned away from paragraphs of an article appearing means of directing traffic to th* me and receive some constructive would have saved a two-hundred-milllon-dollar drop Morgan solicitude for Missouri Pacific is based on school. Chairmen tttt Bernard the end of the Napoleonic wars. She had in the bucket. Garner made a real economy proposal. extensive holdings of Allegheny Corp., which would be in the October, 1857, issue of Har­ adaptation to life that will aid her He- wanted to give Roosevelt power enough, to do the per's, which told of the straitened Glannlnl, entertainment; Jack loaned money to practically all the nations materially in her correct habit for-1 badly bent -tt- tbe railroad went bust. circumstances this country was ln at Reilly, electrical effects; Jack things that everyone now realizes congress has not Lindley, prizes; Mart Speigel, dance,. of Europe who had been her allies in the wars nation. the courage to do. that time, As far as possible I want her to and Jerry Werner, business arrange­ against Napoleon. Only a small part of it James 8. Lacy He was engulfed by the howls that went up from There has been Important buying of American rail "These times are calling out the grow up devoid of self-pity and stocks from Dutch sources lately. The Dutch are sup­ ments. ' was ever repaid and ln the long run Oreat self-centered emotion* and expand toward a social breast beaters. They told him it would have been un­ finest kind of courage that ever Britain was compelled to bear the burden constitutional. It would. The question was whether posed to be smart. existed," Dr. Baxter said. "I plead personality freed from the neurosis tbat too much you wanted to wink at the constitution and have real for the kind of faith shown during herself and to release her debtors. maternal love 1* apt to suggest. economies or wink at the economies and have the Al Smith's visit to the reconstruction finance corpo­ the past year by this chamber of Four Named Members It does not necessarily follow that the I am naturally a strong-willed person. It Is likely constitution. ration last week tn behalf of several construction loans commerce, for it is exactly .with that Of Chamber Governor. that I would unconsciously impose my will upon my will not be htt last appearance in tbat capacity. He kind of courage and faith tbat wt United States wlll have to take a similar child. has been asked to act as go-between by several pros­ Appointment of four prominent The boys got down to the fighting stage about tt. can face any situation that comet to Bay district residents to tbe board course but certainly nothing can be gained Don't you think that her mental capacity and her pective applicant* who find the R. p. c. difficult to us," he added. by idle threats such as those which have been physical heredity should dictate the normal pattern of Senator Byrnes had a session with Garner which was approach. Smith will work closely with Senator Wag­ of governors of tht Lo* Angela life for ber, rather than that I should stamp my pat­ hot and heavy Byrne* tried to teU Garner what he ner and will push bare for loans that mean Jobs. Dr. Baxter was introduced by E. Chamber of Commerce, Venici recently credited to Representative Rainey, tern upon her sensitive, plastic mind? could do. That ls always a bad attitude in dealing W. Clark. Venice high school prin­ branch, was made today by J. R one of the Democratic leaders. That course You are perhaps wondering about my husband's with Garner. American oU companies aw beginning to hand out cipal, who acted as toastmaster. Hunt, manager ef the local civil Senate progressives let lt be known in the cloak­ Mayor Porter Speaks organisation, Ttm Soar new mem­ leads to bitterness which frequently results attitude. He expresses none, leaving tb* training of good news to track manufacturers. So far in February bers are Herbert -total, manager tt the child, as well as earning the livelihood, ln my room* that they would filibuster any effort to give the four companies alone have placed orders for two mil­ Mayor Porter gave a short talk on to war. president dictatorial powers. It was -their first break the Security First National bank hands. We are compatible, Our home affords accept­ lion dollars' worth of trucks. taxation, while Coe, among other Venice branch; Albert Voss, presi* able environment for family or friends. with the Roosevelt clan. President Hoover slipped the things, told of his "thrill" in the city word to Republican Leader Snell that he would veto council earlier in the day when dent of tht Venice Lions club; Al­ Sincerely, A TUNER IN. the Garner idea. Attorney General Mitchell advised it. Student* of European currencies report that Po­ ton Bernard of the Kirkelie, Bernard Today's Best Editorials You have made a good case for your attitude and land's gold supply being only 34 per cent of the reds started a riot which culmin­ and Peek funeral directors, and C. actions, one In which many psychologists would con­ That left everyone Just where they started. national fund, a deflation of ttm titty probably is due ated in a fistic session. Coe stated W. Holbrook, Venice postmaster. cur. May I ask if your daughter is happy or lonely, In tilt course of ttlt next eight months. Germany ls he thought the Venice-Lincoln sewer HITLER LOOKS TOWARD PACIFIC project should be built out of public chafing or content ln her changed environment? How The Roosevelt Warwick ln affall lthi s economy busi­ weU aware of this situation. funds without assessment. Pearl Well*, patriotic Instructor tl Prom the Stockton Record frequently do you visit her? Does she have playmates ness is Swager Shirley. He has worked out a govern­ Germany will resume her old place as a factor ln the Burnside corps, Grand Army of MA near her own age as a compensating factor in th* ment reorganization program with Senator Byrnes and Bayer and Simpson of the Los the Republic, presented a program ^f) the affairs of the Pacific Ocean. That is, she wm it new home? Representative Douglas. After the blowup he started Angeles Chamber Of Commerce "the newly elevated Chancellor Hitler has his way, in Looking Back 25 Years honoring tbe memory of Abraham I would be Inclined to measure the success of your playing with the idea of giving the president the pointed out the fine work of the Lincoln at a meeting of the poet and tbe opinio^ of International observers. The German sacrifice in this experiment by the reactions produced I power to raise and lower expenses along the lines Of From tb* Pile* of tbe Outlook of February lg, 1908 Venice branch ln short speeches. corps bald on Tuesday afternoon tt Fascists are expected to start a vigorous campaign for I in your little one's conduct. The change may be either the flexible tariff. His relentless private activities indi­ The invocation was presented by Barker hall. Visitors from other lo­ tbe return of the Retch's former colonies of which it advantageous or devastating, depending upon her ac­ cated clearly that Roosevelt wlll pull every possible Customhouse officials ln Los Angeles are rejoicing the Rev. Harry Shephard, pastor of cal corps and from four other cities was stripped during the World War, Including the ceptance bf the program. I wire to get as much power as he can. over tttt prospect of owning their own launch for In­ the First Methodist Episcopal were present. Pacific isles nowheid by Japan under a mandate from church, while Bolt O. Vicini, presi­ the League of Nation*. The German leaders want to spections. . . ,'A bill fee an appropriation of $10,000 AI Smith raised more Cain with the reconstruction has been presented ht ths senate.... At one time tht dent of tb* Venice civic organiza­ Les Davis, former Venice high know what disposition of the Marianne, Caroline and I tion, gave tbe welcoming address. Marshall group the league will make in the event that Little Bennv's Notebook finance corporation when he wa* here than anyone office had a small sailboat, but that came to an un­ school student and present member heard about. A typical scene was staged in his hotel timely end and a rowboat is the only vessel now at Violin and piano selections were of tbe Spartan Athletic club to Nippon carries out ber threat to withdraw from the By l FT PAPB Geneva body. room. In a bath robe he lectured the counsel of tb* tilt department's command. . . . presented by Edith Morgan Mayer Venice, returned yesterday ttttt a corporation for hours on the futility of existing poli­ and Mrs. Duncan Gleason, while two weeks' vacation in tba moun­ In view of th* league's vacillation with respect to There was 3 fellows late tor school today, being me cies. Camera men were kept waiting outside. They music also was offered by Russ tain*. Davis tt at present employed Japan's rerent aggressions on the Asiatic mainland, it wanted a serious picture, and Al would not put on his Considerable garden truck wa* killed by frost last and Leroy Shooster and Shorty Judge, and Miss Kitty Thursday night. . , . Principal losses are expected to Carruthers* orchestra. by the Bank of America in Venice. is not like, that Geneva would go very far to dispos­ made us all go up and stand in front of her desk, [clothes for it until he bad his say. What he was par­ sess the Japanese of their territory in the event that 1 saying. Now this Ls too bad, 3 of you in one morning, ticularly aroused about was red tape In corporation be to tb* bean 0119..... Nippon withdrew from the league. And regardless oi I the class record tor punktuattty will be shattered to activities. His publicly and privately expressed views what Geneva may do, Japan will clinch her hold on bits at this rate. I'm going to make you all' remain indicated he would make things hum If Roosevelt An average of 900 tourists are coming to Los An­ Venice District News Brevities her war-time plunder. For Japan keeps what she one hour after school unless any of you happens to named him head of the corporation. geles dally, according to reports compiled by tbe rail­ takes. have a absUutely necessary reason for being late, she That ls not in the cards yet. road companies. . . Nevertheless the dream of Hitler to restore Oerman said. Hundreds "of Venice residents Crescent Bay council. Boy Scouts _ posse .slows and prestige ln the Pacific drives home how Lobbyists botched the job of trying to get a sliding A curious situation exist* to connection wltb the Interested in the abandonment of closely we are concerned wtth European politics and Well G, I'm late on account of a funeral, Leroy of America, I* scheduled to meet tt Shooster said. tariff scale to meet depreciated currencies. They did Ocean Park voting frauds. ... A former deputy clock. the Second avenue improvement 1 developments. For Americans, especially those on the not work together. Each industry had a different with others of tbt anti-liquor party, tt out on ball 7:30 o'clock tonight at the Broad West Coast, are vitally interested in the status ot What, do you mean to say you had to attend a project will be expected to attend funeral this morning? Miss Kitty said, and Leroy said. crowd on the job. They gave the appearance of a foot­ which was provided by the brewery interests. . . . Dis­ a mass meeting to be held at the way grammar school, Lincoln bou­ islands ln the Pacific, whether they remain in Japa- ball team with all eleven men fighting for themselves. covering that the man does not belong to their crowd, levard and California avenue. BIO _se hands or revert to some other power, Well I didn't exactly attend lt but I had to wait for Westminster grammar school, Wash­ the carriages to go passed on account of It being bad the brewery interests have sought to be released from ington boulevard at Westminster VanSlyke tt scoutmaster. Three luck to run between the carriages of a funeral. Recent yarns about a wheat famine in Russia were ball . . . but this can Mt be dope until the man Is unjustified. The best Russian sources here confiden­ avenue, Friday evening at 8 o'clock, Venice troops—Ntt; 29, 11 tnd 40— TO PROTECT GOOD MUSIC I dont know about lt being bad luck but at least it's surrendered to the sheriff. . . . Thomas W. Aisbitt, secretary of the will meet tomorrow night. From the San Bernardino Sun tially say the Soviets do not now expect to Import any a mark of respect, was lt a long funeral? Miss Kitty substantial amount. West Los Angelea Civic association, Walter Damrosch, who might be called the music said, and Leroy said Mam? and she said, I say war* A burlesque on "Quo Vadis' ls the attraction this announced. At tomorrow night's tifst of American radio, has an admirable idea. there very many carriages? week at tha Orpheum. meeting preparations will be made Mrs. Jennie Matasow of New ii pleased with what he has been able to accom- Well there was 3, Leroy said, and Miss Kitty said, Mrs. Caraway has given up working cross-ward to attend the adjourned meeting of York, who has been residing with • tor millions of school children, in the develop- Excuse overruled, why are you late, Benny? Have you puzzles on the senate floor. friends at 340 Brooks avenue, Venice, -1 appreciation for good music: But he realizes an absilutely necessarry reason? she said. A row of battleships from Colorado avenue to the city council in the Los Angeles . . maintenance of such work cannot properly Yes mam, I was wawking along the cerbstone and Bank specialist* in Japanese financing are watch­ Windward avenue ia Santa Monica's quota When the city hall next Tuesday morning at wat removed to tbe Cedars of Lt* • .y be left to any broadcasting company. Still seeing how few times I could fall off. in a block, I said, ing the apparently innocent "National Defense Study fleet come* har* tor Its visit.... 10 o'clock. All of those interested bannon hospital to Hollywood last _* sua It be entrusted to any advertiser and she said, O really., and why did you haft to do leagues." These are being organized throughout Japan in the abandonment of the project Tuesday, suffering from a heart ail- "Re ntly," he says, "I have visioned the possi- that? with the intention of retching 20.000.000 young people. A great deal of hotel and factory talk la being are urged to attend both meetings. ment. Liy of an endowment fund for these radio concerts." Because I started, I said, and she said. And was lt The movement represents a really desperate attempt emitted in Banta Monica, litft of us would like some­ Aisbitt said. it i* a notable vision, and one which in so generous absilutely necessary to start? and I said, No mam, but by the military to combat radicalism and inculcate thing more substantial than talk.... an., enlightened a country should be capable of once I'd started I had to finish' Instead the militaristic spirit. The government is seri­ A card party was held at the home Venice plunge** two water polo m I realization. America is full of philanthropists and Excuse overruled, and how about you, Herbit Judge? ously alarmed by -the 8,000 young people who were Of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Beadle, tit teams, branch of th* Los Angel—"' philanthropies. It seems a pity that some of the Miss Kitty said, and Shorty said. Well Or, somebody arrested as "communists" during the past year. Disappointment exists In tb* army because the Rose avenue. Venice, last night. In­ Athletic club, should be ta for a million* poured by Rockefeller into New York's white- asked me to do them a favor. unemployed axe not rushing to enlist under tha colors. cluded among those present were beetle evening tonight when tba elephant "Radio City" could not have been used at a A few more particulars, if you'll do me tbat favor. New Yorkers who study Italy's foreign policy closely Doubtless tht reluctance ls dot to fear of that pivotal Mr. and Mrs. Beadle, H. J. Craw­ Venetian "sevens" tangle wtth tttt permanent fund to guarantee a continuous supply Miss Kitty said, and Shorty said, It was some kid. He believe Mussolini will avoid any change in Jugoslavia gun supposed to have been pl*nt*d by the Japanese ford, Roxle Ohanian. Ray and University of Southern California's of fine music over the air. had a football and he could kick it all rite but he waa which might bring about a restoration of tbe old Ant* on Point Dume. . . . Harry Sealock, Mrs. Elsie Stafford first aad second teams. The find Tb* plight nf music at present I* precarious. We all tion* so ba couldn't kick tt back again without a I trlan realm. Uniting ln a common cause with Germany and Mrs. Henry Vlgnolle game tt slated to start at t o'clock, a*em to be in t- transition period, yet the tom-toms lot of qpuble, so he asked ma to kick tt back A while. without regard to Italian policies Is a Jugoslavian Tbe expected battle to Topanga .canyon did not and tit* public tt ttWtttd to i ' tod tht croonej.. ar* still ln control. Because low- His being overruled tbt maddest of any. t threat of wld* implication*. m8t._r-.t__i tl liait, tt hasn't jwi..;. V*__s* troop, Ba H of tb* tre* of KaemsB

THUK80AY, KEMtUAKY 16, 1MU_ _.:V1.N!N Teal a a.f-rtt tmmemm It8.1.1.8.A t«t fl*., 9*9, II «__— Play Requires Mrs. M-issii. 1ST7,_._*_ rt, ,$rilons Deny To He Given Tomorrow l» N t'*,llttt_ti, Mtm__p___, AatttOt sr.my rioUN AT Hifihlightt Santo Munis* aai I_MH 9999 aa ___• n.tttii, s and *. in **_•_• LONDON ACADEMY t_t__H__S oan obtain driver*' It- Mxvftwi i _tiftd mutt.) today to tte 250 (_h i Idren In Rebuttal (• _ 11. i n i i Splitfrom the • -tit— l_morr.rt. at tte potto* sta­ Btlttalr amatimr _M. t_*antt__w.__t* -Shirley t*_*__r. It-year-___ _*_*_ tion, the day he* been set. _t__. tw of Mr, ate Mra. Bruno D*vM . tr tte monthly driver*' examina­ Uiwliitr. ef till Scenic awmiw. Holly Classified Ads Rehearsals Started for Chums She Left Hawaii wood, ha* been awe-dad a violin I imltvided Front Offered tion OM titan*** oan be r*n*w*d, and *__•-__* driving oar* for ttat HOW MODERN Huge Production ia in Order to Save scholarship tt the famous R-nyal on Debts Question, D*Sot_ d* lux* sport r__«___r Academy af Music in London, While aid* mount*, eta. 108 handle*, first time oaa obtain their permit*. Ocean Park Mother, Husband thla It an unusual tenor In Itself, Say Officials a** "Johnny." Olaaet flcatlon Th* "elan***" will be h*ld in the WOMEN LOSE this recognition of talent and train­ 111 squad room and will begin tt I Qtt* of the busiest men ln the Bay PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10 <___• ing of the young Oallfornian Is the LONDON, Feb. 18 UP)- Report* of o'do-k team low morning. Biotpt district __ Francesco Ferrullo. direc­ Commutation of tte 10-year sen­ more gratifying, a* the award *el- a serious split in the British cab­ Olf washer for Oetd Wishing for • lunch tad illnatr race**, tb* FAT SAFELY tences Imposed oa th* tour defend­ I dorn goes to a non-British subject. inet over war debts Involving tor of the municipal band, who tt Separator, doubl* belle*™, asrvtot BB bt avaltobl* until t ants to Honolulu's sensational Shirley Ussher received her train­ Premier Ramsey MacDonald tad brand new. Claadflcatlcn tt. Gain Phyatotl VIgor-YettthfdiMM now engaged in rearranging tttt "honor slaying" case was th* result, o'clock tomorrow night, said Capt. Wtth Clear Skin aad Vt**_t*a* Ofm ing from her mother, Lorna Usaher. Neville Chamberlain, wltb a threat «. E Randan. band scores of famous masterpiece* s*y* Mrs. Thomas H. Massie, one of of possible ministerial resignations. ttttt _j»-_k_. With Olortoa* •**__ the principals, of a "deal" ahe made I until she went abroad tad enrolled Cigar stand, ootnptoto, w*U It bt- played by his musician* at [at Bromley high school. London, for were emphatically denied la hlgheet located, good la***. Can ar­ with authorltl** ta leave the islands Downing street quarters today. Hera, tht recipe that banishes fat lb* children's production, "The En- and drop the prosecution. * general schooling, continuing vlo- rant* terms. See Ctaastftca- tnd brings into blossom til tttt I lln with Marjorle Hayward, eminent ltl»IBs Chamberlain to chancellor tion to. For A Cough natural attractiveness that every Chanted Garden." Ascribing ber disclosures to a j London ensemble player. daslre to "vindicate" herself of wt the exchequer. women po**e*Bes. The entertainment will bt staged Her mother, Mra. Lorna Ussher, 0x13 AxmlncUr roa, 111; two- Every morning take one-half tea- ltt tbe municipal auditorium nest aspersions aba aald were c**t upon Such reports, which tt aa* stated That Hangs On ber by Hawaiian authorities when herself to a violin graduate of ttM bad been sent to the United State* pt*o* act, IN; odd chair aad spoonful of Krusch*n Salt* In a month, and will mark tb* culmina­ charge* against four St' her alleged Royal Conservatory tf Music in bp *om* newspapers ln recent days, ottoman, HI; Beach radio, ttt, Sty goodbye to that hands, ruptng glass of hot water before In intfttt tion of Ferrullo's dream to afford »tt*ckers were dropped, Mrs. Massie Leipsic and I* now t—rhlng a group hav* disturbed leading cabinet tad many other Item*. 8** cough that rack* your wboto body —cut down on pastry tag fatty IB children of this community the •lid last night ate lift Honolulu at students *t ber residence studio. member* because of damage which C1_**lfleatlon to. and keep* yea awake night after meat* go light on potatoes, butter opportunity to become acquainted only to save her mother and hus­ She has an unusual reputation as might be done to tte forthcoming night. eream aai sugar—In 4 week* git wljh th* classics and to acquire an band from 1*11. a violin t-**ch*r, having specialized debt talk ia Waahington New 10-foot cabin cruiser, Two dose* at Bronchulin* Emul­ oa tte Males and not* bow many appreciation of good music. Propositions Made IB this fl A, ttttt abroad, then ln Sir Ronald Lindsay. British am­ M% complin, motor Installed. sion will probably check it. A whole pound* of fat h»v* vanished. her natlv city of Sydney, N. 8. W., bassador to th* United States, now 8e« Classification ill. bottle certainly win—or you tin ___IM site t_«t TOO feast fMM la aa Rehearsals Start The latter, Mrs. Granville Fortes- where she att tn charge of tbe vio­ ant—fata ikln I* elMi-tr—ran tttt -Mint Preliminary rehearsals and cast­ cat, tad Lieut. Thomas H. Massie en route to ttet ooun try, tttt arrive hav* your money back. •_ la boSr—KniMh*- wlU strata* tat of the United States navy, were con­ lin department at the Presbyterian In Waahington, tt Bat revealed, em­ HI I room oo-Uge, 3 bed­ Branch-line Emulsion is no sugary M__a • lorotM •urprlM. ing of characters began yesterday Ladles' college. rooms, water free, adults only. when Miss Joan del Mar, dancer, victed with two enlisted navy men powered to make arrangement* sodativ* syrup KB a REAL cough CM • botU* at KrtiMfesa a_.lU_.t_, M* *bn charges of manslaughter in con­ Usaher to lecturer la music aa which will tett the fun tnd un­ See Classification 24. medicine. Nothing to upset year it trtiune aa* tt lasts four wwks. if tru wbo ha* been employed by the criticism and aesthetics of music at __• _aat t*la* tMu't tn*nt**t fa mat band to direct "The Enchanted Gar­ nection with the death of Joseph divided support of the British stomach—nothing to giv* you the •• the tulMt nttat tnd turttt W_gav__I" Kahahawal, cat of five natives U. 8. O. national government, drug habit. ftt—If rou don't tn* a ttiptrb Improv* den," assigned parts to more than •Mat la httlt* a* slarloutlr tntrwia 100 children. Present plans for the accused of assaulting har. Building of suburban home* la NO matter tew your cough tea TU_-utl_t 8MV* 8881 moot. sUdlr IS play require a cast of 250 children. On tte day they were convicted, Two British museum naturalists Increased cost of gasoline and pos­ Baghdad, Irak, last year toll more hung en, give Bronchuline a Bill, tarns*. Boys tad girls between tttt ages of Mrs. Massie said, authorities made ar* making a survey of tbe animal sibility af Its mounting higher ht* extensive than In tay 12 month* It MUST atop your cough or money Bat bt inn far >onr httlth't ttkt thai ber a proposition. and plant life of Islands in tte Gulf started th* att Of otl-englned buses back. Criterion Drug Co. guaran­ rou (Sll for tnd 8(1 Erutchtn StlU. Oa 11 and 16 are urged to register at the •too* 1027. thtm tt lantt Monies Orut 00* *r ta. f municipal auditorium any afternoon "They offered to commute the of Guinea. in Ireland. tee* lt. drus it on In MM mil* except Saturday after t o'clock. Ap­ •enteral to one year," she said, proximately 140 more will be accept­ "IX I would leave Hawaii Immcdl- ed and then registration will bt *tely. The offer wa* refused. They tlostft immediately offered to commute the The children ar* promised an in­ sentences to oat hoar. This was teresting time. They wlll be given accepted and acta aa left Hawaii" •tag* training and singing and Living in Philadelphia dancing lessons, under the personal lieutenant Massie now 1* sta­ supervision of Miss del Mar and Mrs. tioned at tte Philadelphia navy Clara Shaw Herrlck, vocal instruc­ yard. tor. NO charge is made. When tte chargei against the four native* war* dropped, ta of­ Announces Profnua ficial report laid investigation ted Ferrullo alto announces a con­ failed to substantiate Mrs. Masste's cert of unusual Interest next Satur­ Identification of either Kahahawal day evening at the municipal au­ or tte Other* as her assailants. The ditorium, ntt numbers include: report described some of Mrs. A STATEMENT Marche Indienne from Ruth Dalton, young Santa Massle's statements regarding the . "L'Africaine" _ Meyerbeer Monica dancer and pupil of case as "unsatisfactory." Grand Selection from "Tann- Mttl Joan del Mar, will danca "This whitewashing tbat Gover­ hauatr" Wagner "Masquerade," a Ruth lit. Denis nor Judd issued was'entirely un­ (Soloists D'Amlco, Puplllo) dance creation, next Saturday necessary," Mrs. Massie asserted. (a) Told tt Twiligbl..-...Hueiter evening at tte band concert ln To See Darrow

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•--—'•••• D.A.R. Members. Betty Atkinson MY BEAUTY HINT How's Your Health Today's Pattern - _l»- _ hr ML »_'!«> lb. Mrs. Freda Jones and Mrs. Brr- of Jbg____c books of non-fiction and Papke. Lydia Zehnder. Helen Porte. J tion over the network of the Na­ ^e™^"^,?'?/.0' "'_ ai" 'ictim77e_t„day at the Wentmn e Leone Kautenberger and Mrs. Dor- tional Broadcasting Co.. on Satur- dee othy Berch-oIcTT Helen Tennej and rday, and on Saturday. February 25. •lub held in the J. O. C Marion Mahurin. at 6 p. m. Marie, grand duchess of Among them will be lesson, in lodge. Russia, first cousin to the late czar. Beef Roast, Fancy, lb.... ^ ^m contract, to be given by Mrs. Holt She reviewed "Why We Don't Like will be a guest speaker for tbe HAR. iO. it I '* H.TE LAt'NDRY—__> EACH) Vlcini. a Culbertson expert. These VALUE OF PLAY People," by Donald Laird: "This scouts. Local moving picture the­ Veal Roast, lb HP instructions will be given without Country of Yours." Markey: "Only STRESSED IN TALK aters will carry In their newsreels charge. Auction as well as contract Yesterday." by Frederick Lewis Al­ pictures of Girl Scouts, and the SOAP 15 bars He will be played and Mrs. Jones and "Recreation began with creation, i Good Housekeeping magazine for len; "The Epic of America." by 40-OZ. PKG. GLOBE Al—COMPLETE BISCUIT Pork Roast, lb. *** Mrs. Steele announced today that James Adams, and "The Flowering and the life of every nation ia de­ March will carry the picture of two r entertainment will be provided for Wilderness." by John Galsworthy. pendent upon the manner tn which I Girl Scouts on the front cover, and hose who do not play bridge FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Miss Helen Day. chairman of the Its people spend their leisure." Mrs. I sn article by Mary Margaret Mc­ FLOUR, each 23c The proceeds from this party will club's literature division, was ln F. O. McCulloch. past president of Bride on "Scouting the Seoul.- " The ie used to entertain the members general charge, and Mrs. Anna Croft the California Congress of Parents I Ladle-' Home Journal will also con­ _NE—S-OZ. P""' READY TO BAKE CHOCOLATE if the Southern district, California and Teachers, and now a member of I tain p'ctures and articles tn regard FANCY. W ATSONVILLB introduced the speaker. NEWTOWN PIPPIN -.deration of Business and Profes- The club greeted two member. the Los Angeles playground com­ to Oirl Scouts. Parents Journal of Cookie Dough FREE with onal Women. who have b^en absent for some time. mission, asserted yesterday, speak­ Home Economics snd the American They are Mrs. S. S. Lyons, mother ing before the Lincoln Parent-! Forests also contain articles in re­ APPLES D.U.V. MEMBERS of Mrs C. E. Beckwith. also a mem­ Teacher association. gard to scouting. Newspaoers at 1 PINT WESSON OIL 19c ber of the club, and Mi1*. C. E. Rus­ Outlining the necessity for pro­ San Diego and Riverside. Cal., and 7 Pound* _UESTS AT TEA sell. viding play facilities for youth. Mrs. Seattle. Wash., are tfven special UPTON'S McCulloch said that Germany. - in notice as can-vine the best accounts 7 Rachel Allen Tent. Daughters of Mrs. Richard J. Morrison presided of scout activities." C Union Veterans, held a Colonial tea at the table, at which all m.mbers giving her children many playfields,) yesterday in Odd Fellows hall. Many born in February were seated has greatly reduced juvenile delin costumes of the George Washington Miss Arta Rogers, soprano, accom- queuev and that England recognizes UD~ _rvuri?T T the value of her Maypoles and MKb. rLWt.L.Li period made the affair one of the Panied by Miss Nora Tlllmany, de 1 most colorful of the year. lighted the members with short "dancing on the green. * As yesterday ws* the association's LUNCH HOSTESS Miss Constance Boiles and Mrs recital of Cadman songs. Mrs. Tracy C. Pewell. membership j Alta McCampbell delighted the Founders' day meeting. Mrs. Me- ; Culloch also gave a resume of the chairman of the Santa Monica Bay I group with readings on the lives of Presidents and Past Presidents club Washington and Lincoln; Mrs. Kate P -T. A. movement. Its growth and Club Calendar i its meaning. entertained for the members of the Rahn conducted a quotations and board of that organization with a questions and answers program; TOMORROW Valentine luncheon in her home, j Mrs. Elna MacDonald and Mrs. Ella Zonta club dinner meeting, i p.m., MRS. MASON 1720 Marco place, recently. Cross sang a duet, ajjd Mrs. Maxine at the home of Mrs. E. R. Maule, Covers were laid for Mrs. Melvln I Cates, pianist, played a group of 236 Twenty-first place. BRIDGE HOSTESS Myler. president of the organization; solos. Mrs. William L. Mason. 827 Sev- Mrs. Louis Jerome Hyde, Mrs. Wil­ A play was given wtth the follow­ Venice P.-T. A. council. Founders j enteenth street, entertained recently j liam S. B. 11. Mrs. Lillian Davis. Mrs. ing playing the Toleer-Mn Florence rday program and reception for Mrs. j with a charmingly appointed dessert' Norman Cooley. Mrs. Charles Elliott. Lins, Mrs. Rosetta Riney, Mrs. Mil­ James K Lytle, district president bridge party. Mrs. Fred Cooke, Mrs. M. L. Stevens, dred Watson, Mrs. Blanche Myers. I Oakwood Community clubhouse, at The Valentine motif was cleverly Mrs. James Weldon. Mrs. H. B. Mrs. Lorane Johnson, Mrs. Ethel 1:30 p. m. carried out in every detail. Sabin, Mrs A H. Richards. Mrs. Gearing, Mrs. Grace Watson and Valentines marked the covers of William H. Fair Sr., and Mrs. Louise Mrs. Lillian Sheldon. P.-T. A. council, 9:30 a. m . audi­ Mrs. J H. Rust, the Misses Emma Tacey. - Remember, Brownie's Everyday Prices Are Lower Than Other Stores' Advertised Prices Mrs. Sadie Ammerman directed torium Southern Counties Gas Co. ! and Louise Mayer. Mrs. P. H. Stev­ The board members will be guests the play. Those oi the cast are ens. Mrs. Charles Douthat. Mrs. of Mrs. Hyde. Mrs. Bell and Mrs members of the First Methodist McKinley P.-T, A. executive board Frank Hardman, Mrs. E. May Paint- 1 Fair at a luncheon' March 14, in the These Prices for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, February 16,17,18 church of Venice. meeting, 2 p. m., at the school. er and the hostess r% # _U_ii ••..». »m pi mmmmt mmm

KVKNINO Otm/)OK, 'A MONIf PAOllliVlH wmmSn!rm ^nSnB!ti__Sm}TB AUFORNTA l.oj/ of the Good Ship Life Pier .iitarrai Flint IN. w (Ihicuigo Fears KHTRII* I A (.TON II _!»_.» Did IronsKie I. s Outlook Readers' Forum Application (or Kian £jStat-»SA -_>aM*m_.ll-<_. a_i„llfn t. tM. •••-•>. »-_l HI.out* a* *«*••___ I* *x A turn ftfci..-UH<- »J.J-.I..I»!_..__, *>l>t|* tantm !!___•» m «_•* tt r__ _•>«•_ Rrtlln.'* Mote: Hie Outlook welcome* lei Ufa from reaninra aim uinnllng (it'llMill .loin*.nta It...I down Hint to the various oounty charity orvar.i-__l__a, few* and elsewhere Heading North wlah lo (tlacuaa public -_iobl_.ua Only la tiara that goof In* the m_ivni DeatnforCuv Gangl .md Plot , to l*au*a will lie minted PeraotMl attaeaa either direct m by innuendo by dlly nomtt.t---U-t.ar-., att tiled What you people need I* Rome lnv*»(lR__ora who know the difference be­ will be excluded Letters should not tmwtta BOO words All communica­ tween fact anil romance. Being a taxpayer 1 feel keenly about some tions must tt signed by their author* but (mines may ba withheld ll with th* _tmn.ll today by lite Santa r thing* I run Into on this column and help pay for when I am duly mulcted Historic WA*. I Due at desired The opinions expressed In thla column ore those ol the writer Monica Amusement Co. (.(.Nil til.At Ml, put) It nlO Tht on th* tax roll*. Tills story, for example. And It's true. There wn* an I'helr publication does not. Imply editorial endorsement of them twtttftt iti-iin-nl li>-l William "___• A_____in'* Attempt May Tlie application atha that _M fay" <_uy, young Wnl_.li nri_.ftMl.-__ old ar amt» -excuse me, but old peo San Pedro Tomorrow council advertise for a aal* a frnu- ple oan be scamp*. The young bo «i__mit*>tl for tb* __~_rMd __I10* Have Been Aftermath A—You can't. All you can do la Editor the Evening Outlook: Two price for the order, thtet for tho operation of the Santa board murder at nap _ waiter W___ •camp* grow old a* well as the to Increase still further her sense From San Diego Monica pleasure pier for a 31-year of Long Crusade righteous But to continue. weeks ago you were kind enough to I '\jfct a recent meeting of the board ilet-well was mimv.rr.1 by defense of Inferiority. She is wing with publish .my appeal tor fluids with oi" directors of the Army, lt was period, commencing June 1, 1036, attorneys today In doting argil* OHICAOO, Feb. 16 (A. allocked • This old sinner never had been those young people because aha feels LOS ANOELES. Feb. 16 (CNS)— me nts before the jury. good to anybody, neither wife, chil­ Turning back the pages of American which to buy pads or mattresses for; voted that a letter stating these Matter* contained In tho fran­ by the news that Its anti-gang era* at ease with them. Besides; we seek the cots at the Salvation Army. I facts should be addressed to tte chise rare referred to the city en­ fading and "wojld's fair" mayor had dren nor others. So he grew old, history for local residents, the gal­ ciuy's alibi that bt was Wtliiis those with whom we are congenial am sure your readers will be grail- local paper, and lt was further voted gineer and the city attorney for near tte murder scene when an aa» been shot down ln Miami by al much unloved. lant old Frigate "Constitution, checking, with the announcement would be assassin, Chicago awaited Your girl te not superior to her known since Its oaken hull repelled fled to learn that $63 was con- that the grateful thanks of the sassln shot down the Polish glob* He had money because he'd kept tributed ln response to the appeal, board should be extended to the that the application would be given trotter on bis anchored schooner, today the outcome of Anton J. Oer- all to ever nude for hi* ean pri­ companion* unless ate has some­ British cannon shot ln 1813 aa "Old consideration by the council Mon­ mak'a condition wtth anxiety and thing to pre** tt You admit aba Ironsldee." will round tb* break­ and that this amount' was more j Evening Outlook for It* generous was characterised as a "carefully re­ vate and personal use. But he fell than sufficient to buy 40 comfort- and continued support of tbe Salva- day morning. hearsed fabrication," by Deputy Dis­ hop* lor hi* recovery. upon evil ways for to met men as has tried aad failed. water at 8an Pedro tomorrow morn­ ing. able pads for as many cota. so that tion Army's work. Ilia- llat of trict Attorney Clarence Hunt ln tto Tlie first reports that the mayor bad a* to and they took his wad, or Let her alone and ae* what de­ our transients no longer suffer mis- directors* include- S. L. Berkley, prosecution's final plea. had been shot If th* gunman who most of lt. velops. Genuine superiority shows A clvio welcoming committee , ery from tbe cold. Gaa pleasant' chairman; Mayor W. H. Carter, Sixth Grade Pupil Held Tto case may reach the jury late failed to take the Uf* of President­ H* had a good bit left but not itself. Assumed speriority ls plain headed by Mayor John * Porter feature Of the whole affair te th* Commissioner John Morton, Chief today. elect Franklin D. Roosevelt, were enough to keep him for the rest of snobbishness: and ueut, com. Ligon B. Ord, U. S. fact that the pads all were mad* Clarence Webb. Chief William Mohr, As Slayer of Playmate followed by speculation that a gang­ his days. So he gave all to had . •,.R::.*,__*.1>0Sv °f »Pecta'^'"» wm j here ta Santa Montea at a mattress Dyke Freeman. Jacob Funk. Paul NEW YORK, Feb. lg OM Q sixth AdvertlM-aeat land plot might have been respons­ to his son, deeded it to him, as a bail the frigate as it enters the port grade schoolboy confessed today bt ible because of Cermak'a determina­ Student Hecklers Drive factory next door to the Salvation I Smith, T. R. Rutter, O. M. Holsteln, "nephew," so tto county would not on • three weeks' visit, coming north Army shelter, and that factory Morton Anderson and the writer, plunged a knife through tte heart tion to drive all hoodlums out of know to had a son. Then te planted from San Diego. Chicago before th* world'*—MT Durant From Platform owner made us a very reasonable | Geoffrey F. Morgan. of a playmate after tending and WAKE UP YOUR himself 0-_r~t___r taxpajeis wbeie he School children and other visitors gagging him. police announoed. opens ia June, only to be discounted has been provided with food, nursing Will Durant, author and lecturer, later by officials. will be allowed aboard the historic Polio* believed tto alaln toy, laid Clothes for five years. who will speak on soviet Russia in vessel dally from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. Bandit Slain, 3 Others Vets of Foreign Wars William Bender, 13, might have LIVER BILE— Continue Anti-Gang Drive Now her* ts where my objection the Santa Monica high school au­ until March 10 at pier 57 ta tb* been killed ta vengeance. And white tbe mayor lay gravely outer harbor east channel, without Wounded, Loot Found To Plan Another Dance gets down to figures. When a man ditorium, February 23, left the roe- Harry Murch. 16, held as the slay­ sounded tn a Miami hospital, the transfer* property Immediately be­ .charge, and launches will leave the PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 16 (At— Encouraged by tba success of their er, threatened William, police WITHOUT CALOMEL police continued the anti-gang drive trum in a huff yesterday at the Uni- breakwater nt regular intervals for a Within an hour after they had told ardered by the mayor some time fore applying for charity, why cant dance last week, members of Lieut. learned, because he aald Murch "hit And Teal Jump Out of Bed to somebody get at tto facts in such verslty of California when students "sea-side".' view of the ship, the cashier prisoner and looted tto Fred D. Hoyt post, No. 480, Veteran* a woman over tto head with a 9 ago. First Hattltnal bank of suburban the Morning Ruin to Go a transfer? interrupted his lecture with caustic ,_ow ironsldes<> C0Uld easily sail of Foreign Wars, will discuss plans monkey wrench." Chief of Detectives William This man has several children. questions. I by itself, Com. Louis J. Gulliver be- Ambler, four bank handtte today If you M momr M6 funk tJtt. tb_ world Schoemaker sent police squads Into look* Dunk, don't a wallow a lot of Mlta, They have no love for him and to udents. according to an j neves, but because of the scarcity of fought a thrilling pistol battle with for a similar .vent at tomorrow underworld haunts ln search of sus­ police, armed with submachine guns. night's meeting, the commander, mineral water, oil, laxative candy or chewing picious persons. deserves none. But they are decent Associated Press dispatch, shook Old-fashioned seamen capable of •turn and expect them to make you suddenly men and women and they would their fists at the heckler*, and Prof handling the intricate rigging, navy One man was killed, three others Robert Ren ton, announced today. aweet and buoyant and full of aunahlne The detective chief also ordered gladly have told the county authori­ captured and three women held as For tbey can't do It, They only mow tho I the arrest of Jack "Machine Gun" Leon Richardson was forced to quell officials have a tender tow it. The The session will be held in Eagles EOWNI and a mere movement doesn't get at ties the fact* about their father had suspected accomplices:— , McGurn, reputed gunman for th* the outburst. frigate was restored largely through hall and will begin promptly tt 7:80 .Ow r_itMHFf •* ttm rt___too for your oM"a**o^nt*_i4**_te Dapone gang, and William "Three they been approached. Durant brid tto group tbat Amer­ penny contributions of school chil­ About $20,000 was recovered. Mine _ row liver. It skoal- pour out two lacy were nog approached. But o'clock. Much business in connec­ pounds of liquid bile Into your DO. _• d__jr. Fingered" White, both at whom ican democracy ls dead—that tto dren. Detective Lieut. James Malone If thia bOe Is not flowing Inely, your food were sel_ed by detectives last Tues­ finally somebody found out about "nob" te incompetent aad under said th* surviving bandits confessed tion with the poet affairs also will rioeen't diteet. It Jurt taetyt ta tbt bowel*. day, but who were released shortly that property transfer and then an constant control of the small, com­ BAR ASSOCIATION DINNER to three bank holdup* in New Jer­ come up for consideration. OM bloats up your etomaeh. You hat* A investigator unearthed tbe most de­ thick, bid taete and your breath to foul. before news of the attempted assas­ petent minority. He said he had told L08 ANOELES, Feb. 16 (CNS)— sey. They also ttt suspected of •Ua often brooks out In oletsiehee. Your bee. sination reached Ghicago. cent and poorest member of tto old President Hoover America needed a Attorney Lawrence Lyle Larrabee taw- additional bank robberies ia enhee ond _ uu fool down __d out. Your w__"o chap's tribe and demanded the •yi_n _ poleoaed. To Florida to Recuperate political caste from which to draw wlll take over duties as president Philadelphia besides the to* in money that bad been paid out for officials. Ibis brought oao of tto It ttia tbooo food, old CURI1 Miami officials were asked by him during the past five years. Of the Los Angelea Bar associa­ Ambler. MTTUS LIVER PILL* to got thsso two Shoemaker to arrest If Chlcagoani outbursts, one student shouting: tion tonight at the annual meeting The dead man wa* identified by pounds ol bile flowing frooly snd maka traa She is a widow with children -j^^vy teat *np aad up." The* eontaln wonderful, reported seen In Florida recently. "That's tha fascist plan. They of tbe group, in the Alexandria police as William Ferguson, 35, who Firemen know (batwastft I*ng-*.a_tlai _ Kanalsaa, gsata oag-tsblo extracts. e_t____i Chicago's 59-year-old mayor, who whom she Is supporting and sh* got hotel none of bla money. The son who want to mold political flunkies of only recently aa* released from ops agonizingonial g pain and nelps heal rhee it comas to making tha bile flow freely. roee from th* lowly position of an the master class to make them more prison in Baltimore after being held withouitt ugly acara. Ask your druggist Bat don't ask lor liver Dills. Ask for Carter's immigrant breakerboy In an Illinois did is handy. Why dont they pick Counterfeiters have been flooding CERV-A-TONE JR I-lttlo Urea Pills. Look for the name Carta.* on him? effective ta knavery and misrepre­ there ln connection with a jewel AT YOUR DRUGGIST. for tba red-and-yellow tube, 10c. UtUa Uvar Pills on the red label. Resent a coal mine to the mayorship of the sentation." Scotland with bogus bank notes. d robbery. eu__itute.S8eate_stor.ie. O "•Ml C. U.Ca, country's second largest city, went If this case were an isolated one. to Florida last week to recuperate lt might not ao much matter. But from a cold and to confer with Mr it happens that A number of people Roosevelt and his associates on po­ with weird Ideas of what others owe litical and other matters. Mayor them have transferred their prop­ Cermak is the democratic national erty or hidden lt and then come GROCERIES committeeman of Illinois. down oa the taxpayers for mainte­ nance. It's about time somebody did Ever since bit, elevation to the something about it. mayorship from his position as pres­ WASHING POWDER ident of tbe county board of com­ And I'm starting th* movement. missioners of Cook county, there Who'll take a hand? have been unverified reports that Q.—Could you Ml me if there is WHITE KING he was the recipient et death a local branch of tto Spiritual Vag­ threats, but nevertheless officials abonds of America? And where te P did not believe there was any pos­ lt located? SPECIALS sibility that they could have had The society requested Masson to 7 A. ML to 11 any connection with tb* Miami write "Why I Am a Spiritual Vaga­ Lg. pkg. Ju'Jc FRIDAY and SATURDAY •hooting. bond," and I am particularly anx­ 10 P. M. Found Hoodlums Quieted Down ious to obtain all possible informa­ Tlie mayor and State'* Attorney tion regarding the organization. Courtney have got the hoodlums It HORMEL'S quieted down too much for any Cer­ A.—All X can do i* to broadcast mak enmity to have been involved," for help, I read Masson's article and said Oounty Treasurer Joseph B. I know there are many spiritual McDonough. vagabonds ln this country. But tf Expression* of sympathy came they are banded together, where from all sides, regardless of po­ and tost, I

: £_M££££2t£ 522-1______£ i Tti-faiifili ___. Te'i*if__-ii IWIHT IHtHi oifTf.OOR, RANT A Momi-A, f. AUroHNtA T_I.m_.tUY, FF.Bft.-AKY W, WJUI Fox Dome and Criterion Book New Film HitsRHTM H ASSASSIN NOT SORRY ______l____f____i m wntM New Pirst-RMM lllto START-NO TOO/IT All i irk LIHI Hate for Rich Blamed by lf Hut it«r_ always teen i««. My people hr a_* meant k __- Wm t teste »_r_ l.w l_-lck!_}-M Slope Taken to fticrcasft Oma teteyt tarn. _H-l tea* nepp. -__« hav* been oppressed As a child DtfKtort -__v•» —ny ____ Retting Easier Hut In k ...... [to. sho_.)-._-_t at lit. |«r#aM_i.l t had to work hard in the fields Guard Over Person of Critical State elect, t.Ht (his story of his crime, and when X WM is I hud lo go to police aald: President-Elect MVITERy "I have hated president* and "I hated all my officers, I de­ (C-_iU__-_ From Page l| OF T HE king* since I wa* a boy. I have al termined that some day I would do WASHH-GTON, Feb. tt un— vetoed in virtually every capital of ways hated the rich and powerful. my share in wiping out every of­ Galvanised by the attempt to kill tb* world. "I have a aore stomach, too, and ficial and every rich man I could Pranklln D. Roosevelt, officials Zangara himself, held ln the coun­ that haa made me hate. find, headed by President Hoover exerted ty Jail high above the city he had Crowd Too Rig "Life Very Bad for Me" themselves today to assure his MUSEUM "When I read in the Miami news­ "Life has been very bad for me. Atl IN GORCEOU. thrown into a turmoil, spoke at "When I was a little boy In school greater protection in the future. What he had don* without hesitation papers that Roosevelt was coming The greatest concern for tho con­ TECHNICOLOR and without regret. to Miami, I bought with *8 a gun I began to hate very violently my Wax or flesh? In the picture at the left are pictured Monica Bannister and a waxen bust ot her, [with which to kill him. richer schoolmates who had money dition of Mayor Anton Cermak of as seen in the Warner Brothers film, "The Mystery of tte Wax Museum," which will open tonight at the —• "X meant to kill Roosevelt and I'm to spend and who had more-privi­ Chicago was evident, with MT. «___. rmm •cciy I didn't," he aaid. "I would "I got to the scene early, but the Hoover getting direct reports from Fox Dome theater in conjunction with Z__e-Grey_ ''Mysterious RideJ__ ** __•»- rig-ht are shown William •i— •IWII—II kill aU presidents and all officers." leges than I. Haines and Madge Evans in a scene from the motor boat racing picture, "Fast life," to be shown to­ crowd waa too big for me to get "I am 33 years old and was born Miami. and One* Meant to KID King near the platform. morrow and Saturday at the Fox Criterion. "Man Against Woman" will be the second feature. elaborating thla theme, Zangara in Calabria, Italy. Probe Zangara Past "I meant to shoot him while he "As I grew older, this hatred for Chief W. H. Moran of the secret aaid that he had once intended to was talking, but the crowd waa in Zane till the king at Italy, but the plan tte rich becanfj more intense and service termed the gunman, Giu­ 'PAY NIGHT WILL had not worked out. Recently, te tte way and I am a short man. 10 years ago lt reached a climax seppe Zangara, an "anarchist" aad Dome Offers Criterion Bills Grey's "laid, te decided to kill President "I have always hated the rich when X purchased a gun aad de­ ted hla agents working ia collabo­ BE CELEBRATED AT Hoover but, hearing that Roosevelt and powerful. I hoped that I would termined to kill the king of Italy. ration wtth tte Justice and labor was coming here, te substituted him have better luck this time than I As I told you before, this plan did department* to get all possible IB- MAJESTIC TONIGHT aa the target for his hate ol author­ did 10 years ago ia Only, when X not work. formation on hi* past. Thrill Picture Racing Story ity and leadership, bought a pistol to kill King Victor Pain Made Hat* Worse Tonight will be "pay night" at the bib* ramifications of the case and Emmanuel. The same thing blocked "I came to Miami from New York Polio* reinforcement* for tte ; Fox Majestic* theater and every developments following it -were me in Italy as blocked me here. city, but I have also lived in Hack- Inaugural ceremonies March 4, wtth One of the strangest and mast adult attending will be "paid" for As a distinct departure from en­ legion, but one of the meat striking There was too big a crowd. ensack, N. J. added appropriations by congress if exciting thrillers, "The Mystery of being present—and in real coin of ervating "drawing room drama." the -wa* the manner in which the pres!- Troubled by Operation "I thought It would do my etomaeh necessary, were being arrange.!— the Wax Museum." opens at the Fox tte realm, too: This announcement motorboat thriller, "Fast Life," wfll dent-elect and all members ot his "I guess I tried to kill Roosevelt good to come here, but lt seemed To Increase Force Dome theater today, with Lionel At- was made by Lew Harris, manager^. be offered OB tte. lba Criterion family reacted to his narrow escape because I have been troubled by a to be getting worse instead of tet­ Rep. Joseph W. Byrns (dem), wiH, Glenda Farrell, Prank Mc- Last showings of "The- Crash," screen tomorrow and Saturday with from death. stomach operation. ter. The pain seemed to make my Tennessee, chairman of the house Hugh and Fay Wray heading a large with Ruth Chatterton and "Lovers an exceptionally strong Cast headed "I would not shoot a working man extreme hatred for the rich and for appropriations committee, told news­ cast of players. Courageous," are scheduled for to­ by William Haines and Madge Mrs. Roosevelt learned of the everybody ln authority all tte more men that, "if there la need for any Tbe story, taken from tte play night. Evans. •hooting ln New York, but there or a policeman. It ls UM rich and powerful T fiat* I am poor. I intense." more money to provide polloe pro­ by Charles S. Belden, deals with a ""Washington ______E_____J_£aind_3 ______an Against Woman." featuring wa* not even ta a moment any tection of President-elect Roosevelt series of ui_,8.__l_us disappearances Columbia's widely heralded political Jack Holt, tte additional Friday and suggestion of hysteria or loss of during tte Inauguration, congress of both living persons and human blast, will open tomorrow at the Fox Saturday feature, is tte story et a emotional control. will provide it." bodies and tte appearance ot a ter­ Majestic with Lee Tracy and Con­ New York detective who falls in Plana Not Disrupted. rifying monster. The. plot centers stance Cummlngs in the leading love wtth a beautiful torch singer. "I have the habit of doing things Garner Next Fatalist Calm Maj. E. W. Brown, superintendent about a wax museum which has on of police, said that lk ted been roles. "No ttan of Her Own," a dra­ X have said I would do," she an­ display exceptionally life-like fig­ "Heritage of the Desert," also on matic story of a gambler and his nounced, and took a train for planned to bare 75 plalnclothesmen ures of personages of history and come here from Eastern aad Mid­ the program tomorrow, follows women, starring Clark Gable and Ithaca, N. Y., where ahe had prom­ In Succession Wife's Refuge notorious criminals. closely the plot of the original Zane featuring Carole . Lombard and ised to make a speech at a farm western cities in addition to 200' "The Mysterious Rider." one of and home gathering. Today she re­ Grey novel. Doroth/Mackaill, wfll te shown for uniformed men from Baltimore. Zane Grey's most popular stories, tte last time* tonight with "Men affirmed her philosophy on such T* Boost Appropriation also will be shown on the Fox matter*. 'Lame Duck' Amendment Mrs. Roosevelt Expresses of America," cofeaturlng Bill Boyd Tte force of plalnclothesmen will Dome's new program. and Charles "Chic" Sale. Government official*, however, in­ Personal Philosophy be greatly increased. It 1* »lso dicated that the shooting will result Provision Drawn to probable tbat tte number of secret Wilshire Will to an increased guard being placed Cover Emergency Regarding Attempt service men to be detailed to duty HOLLYWOOD Harry Belden to Speak over the president-elect and protec to protecting th* president by tte tion being thrown about the penpo* WASHINGTON, Peb. 16 <_PS_-Un- By LORENA A. HICKOK treasury department will also be in­ SIGHTS *N SOUNDS At Builders' Gathering of the other member* of tha faintly Offer Vodvil WB not dar terms of the twentieth amend­ ITHACA, N. Y., Peb. 16 <_P>—Mrs. creased. Harry Belden. Wilshire boulevard ** * a_aclosed what tottn this Congress fete appropriated $25,000 . . . protection would take. ment to tte Constitution, Speaker Pranklln D. Roosevelt gave expres­ business man, will address members John W. Garner, ttw vice-president­ tor special expense in handling By BOBBIN COONS A number of high class vaudeville ht tte Bay Builder* exchange at Nor wa* thla tba only way ih which elect, would hav* teen elevated to sion today to a fatalistic attitude ln crowd* at tte Inaugural, of which acts have been promised by Los An­ official Washington reacted to the HOLLYWOOD. Peb. 16 (._. — It their dinner meeting at 6.-30 o'clock the presidency had Pranklln D. regard to her husband's escape from only about $10,000 was to hav* been looks now as If Jessie Ralph's "gam­ geles producers for presentation to­ tomorrow night ia the Santa Mon­ •hooting and the sudden frightening Roosevelt been felled by an assassin. •peat for police. night on the "vaudeville preview" shadow of death which passed ao an assassin's bullets at Miami. ble" will develop happily for her. ica Athletic club. This amendment, commonly called Major Brown said It "would be Jessie Ralph program at tte Wilshire theater, tt R. E. Peterson, m, manager of •nexpectedly over tte incoming "If they want to get you they was announced today by S. R. Not-—Schedule ot fee- president. tte lame-duck amendment, became can," she said, "and so the only up to congress" to determine if more ls a mlddleaged tte exchange, announced that all i.rta.natn far Thla teat money should be spent. Wicder, manager. bay resident* Interested In tte Bol Office Oprm 7 :l_ Houae, Senate React a part of the Constitution last month thing to do la Just to go along and character come­ Cartoon ______1:15 when the thirty-sixth state ratified. dienne, well The screen program at the Wil­ building trades could attend by "II* tea at Her Reversing its previous action, the not think about such things any INCREASE GUARD shire tonight, tomorrow and Satur­ making reservations through tte house Judiciary committee today It eliminates the short term of con­ more than you have to." OVER HOOVER known on the Own" - M* favorably reported the Eslick bill for gress. stage, whose day will be headed by—"Girls exchange office. At -the—business "*_» of A_iertea__ *:BI Reaffirms Philosophy WASHINGTON. Peb. Id UP) — previous picture About TQwn," starring Kay Francis, meeting, following the dinner, there Cartoon ______8:11 heavy penalties for those wbo ad­ Covers Previous Lack President Hoover, shocked by tte at­ will be a discussion of legislation "_• Wan of Sir vocated overthrow of th* govern­ In these words, quietly, with a experience was Lilyan Tashman and Joel McCrea. htaeor- -10:01 Prior to the amendment's adop­ thoughtful expression on her face, tempt upon tte life of Pranklln D. limited to one It Is a story of gay go-getting along now pending before tte state legis­ ment by force or resistance to fed- tion there was no definite provision Roosevelt, his successor-elect, today *ral or state officials. Mrs, Roosevelt this morning reaf­ benefit perform­ the Great White Way. lature. fqr the selection of a successor to firmed her philosophy concerning found a doubly alert guard of se­ ance in a silent The" second feature on the new 'Referring to the shooting here, the president-elect. However, under cret service agents watching over Ben. H. D. Hatfield (rep.). West whatever dangers may surround her film during the Wilshire bill will te "Trailing the FRI., the law* tt would have been possible husband. Into whose party at Miami tda awn safety. war. She was Killer," an unique animal story. Famous Character Lives Virginia, asked tte senate _>• act for the house of representatives to Acting upon their own Initiative SAT. Immediately oo a bill for the «_.- Giuseppe Zangara fired ftt* bul­ made an of (er of Again in Nuart Picture have chosen a president. lets last night, wounding Mayor white bouse secret service guards four weeks ln elusion or expulsion of alien com­ threw extra precaution* around tte Some of tte most romantic char­ munist*. The electoral college, which met Cermak of Chicago, and four Holly wood Polish Prima Donna Witt on the first Wednesday ln January, otter*. chief executive even before word of when she al­ acters tax tte history of the gold During hi* questioning tn jail the Miami shooting was relayed to Present Concert Tonight rush days of tte early west, char­ WILLI"- here, Zangara was asked tt he was expired after its ballots were cast Mrs. Roosevelt arrived here early ready had an for Roosevelt and Garner. Last Wed­ him. This added watch was contin­ Constance Bennett engagement with French, Russian, Italian and otter acters as dazzling as those of the an anarchist or member of any this morning to speak on the farm ued today aa Mr. Hoover received national folksongs will be featured most engaging fiction, an emblaz­ group seeking overthrow of estab­ nesday the house and senate ln Joint and home week program at Cornell th* Theater Guild for "The Good HAIM€S session officially polled those votes. by his own request more details of Earth." in Mm*. Halina Bnlnska's benefit oned ia the First National picture, lished order. He insisted that • he university. She heard of the shoot­ the attempted assassination. eoncert recital, to be-given tonight "Silver Dollar." which will be shown belonged to no organization, be­ Foresee Emergency ing before leaving New York last "I knew tte wood* war* full of at the Nuart for the last times to­ I Waahington Sheeted good character women, many of in the Philharmonic auditorium, AND ON THB ing actuated entirely by personal It was to cope wltb such an emer­ night, but held to her schedule with •T am deeply shocked at tte news. night. SAM* < hatred of prominent persons. the remark that "I have the habit whom are my friends, like Louise Los Angeles. BILL— gency as might have arisen last It ls a dastardly act," Closser Hale, Alison Skipworth and The benefit concert is under the Edward G. Robinson plays tte I Known a* Eccentric night that suitable provisions were of doing things I have said I will These ware tte words of tte presi­ part of the stiver king. Bebe Dan­ One phase of the investigation do." May Robson, and I didn't sa* how auspices of the junior auxiliary of < written into the lame-duck amend­ dent, aa he and members of the there could be room for one more," Bnai B'rith and among the patrons iels has the leading feminine role. following the attempted assassina­ ment. They were sponsored by Rep. Drop Dlsro-Bion white house were awakened last ( tion focused attention on New Jer­ she says. "But I came—Just on the and patronesses are leaden of club I sey. Zangara was said to have been William Ramsey er (rep.) of Iowa, After inquiring about her hus­ night by tha startling report from chance." and society life. Mme. Bninska. employed in that state some time who contended that ln the event of band, the friends who met her at the South. Polish prima donna and grandniece Screen Version of Tully < the death of the president-elect the station dropped discussion of The chief executive's deep feeling mf ago and federal officials conducted SHE WINS SUCCESS of Modjeska, has achieved success there would be no "incoming head last night's shooting. Mrs. Roose­ was felt all through official and un­ Story at Tivoli Theater an inquiry there. of the government." It was con­ She played her original role ln in European and American music velt breakfasted at tba home of Miss official Washington. On every street "Child of Manhattan" and drew so centers with her interpretations of "Laughter in Hell," the latest 'MAN It waa learned that until recently tended at the time that the vice Flora Rose, dean of the College of corner as details spread to an ever- novel at Jim Tully, who understands < A man of Zangara's name was a president-elect under the Constitu­ many cheers at the preview that folk and character songs. Home Economics . widening circle, there were words of Columbia signed her on contract. A human emotions and passions aad a. I boarder in a humble home in Hack- tion could not become the president After breakfast she was shown the anger, shock and surprise. Mme. Bninska wlll be assisted by describes them vividly, is one of tte ctattutstr, ensack, where he was known as a until after he had taken the oath of buxom, broad comedy type, she is Irma Olsson-Seffer, pianist, and I latest bulletin mt tte condition of Hoover Retires Early due to be seen often, with "Madam current attractions at til* Tivoli quiet fellow but something of an office as vice president. Mayor Cermak. Speaker John N. Garner, the vice Anna Helolse, who will present some theater. WOMAN I eccentric. Although he boarded ln a La Oulmp" her probable next as­ novel dance numbers. ENDS TONIGHT The provision ln the lame-duck "That's good." she said. "At least, president-elect, was awakened and signment. Pat O'Brien. Merna Kennedy. I poor neighborhood and gave no evi­ amendment designed to meet such a expressed btl disturbance over tte "NO MAN OF HE* OWN" dences of having money to waste, tte tact that hi* temperature 1* Ol­ Prom a long career on the stage Gloria Stuart, Berton Churchill aad < situation reads: aaw*. Friends of Mayor Anton Tom Brown are cast tn this story "MEN OS AMEBIC*" te rented two rooms, not to live in der 100 sounds rather reassuring." she brings varied reminiscences to Two More Movie Stars I both of them, but so that he could Ttat of Provision 'Alwayi Possible' Cermak of Chicago, one of those Hollywood, including rapturous ac­ of mining riots aad chain gangs. live in one and have the other as "If, at the time fixed for the be­ •hot, poured out their sympathy and counts of the beauty of Lillian Rus­ Quizzed by U. S. Agents < ginning of the term of the president, Sh* then turned the conversation regret. Rats have caused so much damage "Old m buffer between him and the rat to the worries that go with her po­ sell, tte idol Of nasetQiar Peter B. Kyne's WITH LEE TRACT . were wounded. no relaxing of tte guard. Addition­ Taxi Boy* bs day from yesterday's close, reaching Story SHI and Zangara L. A. Resident 25.-775 francs. Today's close was "X hardly expect to hear from al patrolmen kept minute watch over "STRANGE INNERTURE" 25.49 francs. Pranklln direct." she said, the south grounds at tte rear of the TIVOLI ZANE GREY'S For Time, Papers Show Mrs. Roo_evelt wa* escorted by a house. 11525 8. M. Blvd.—Ph. S1636 Abo Oddity, Betty Boop UftNfJ 'HERITAGE OF THE policeman out of tte way of aa on­ Sawtelie—Free Parkin* Cartoon and News PATERSON, V. J., Peb. Id «UD— J__U_J(_____l_f_____S. DESERT" A bankbook left by Giuseppe aZn- Miami Episode Changes coming string of railroad cars that >***•-• *.*•_• gara wtth hi* uncle, Vincent Cafaro. had come within 90 feet of her at 'Rockabye* to Head New 15c—400 SEATS—15c *» __*ay _r«r*_r wtth whom he used to tea ten, in­ House Committee's Mind tte Lehigh Valley station, shortly Fox California Program dicated the assailant of President- WASHINGTON, Peb. 16 (At—Re­ after her arrival here this morning. LAST TIMES TODAY Beet Roosevelt lived ia Los Angeles versing it* previous action, following Fall To See Train A gamin of tte street* nised to fame as an actress of sophisticated "THE HALF NAKED WILSHIRE THEATER for a Oam in 1931. the effort to assassinate President- She bad Just alighted from her Any Scat—20c—Any Time fik, M. Greatest Amusement Value Elect Roosevelt, the house Judiciary drawing room comedies under the The book, savings account pass­ special train and was standing on untiring tutelage of a manager who TRtmr* book No. 107041 Of the Security-First committee today favorably reported one ot the tracks, with members of the Eslick bill for heavy penalties on adored her; then a scandal tbat Ifatlonal Bank of Los Angeles, re­ her party and with Mayor Herman smeared her fame wtth notoriety I Abo PREVUE OF BIG-TIME corded an initial deposit of $160 on those who advocate overthrow of tte Berghoits and Miss Flora Rose, di­ "LAUGHTER IN HELL" ramar ana SATL-*DAY September 8.1931. On October 13 tt government by force or resistance to rector of Cornell university's Col­ This fascinating character—part VAUDEVILLE federal or state officials. enchantress, part homebody—ts 2 BIO FEATURES CONSTANCE BENNETT •bowed a withdrawal of $50, aad tte lege of Home Economics. Judy Carroll, heroine of "Rockabye," Tomorrow and Saturday TONIGHT IN CONJUNCTION WITH TWO BIO MATURES "ROCKABYE" account was canceled with the with­ Neither Mrs. Roosevelt nor any starring Constance Bennett and And Abo Gooro. O'Brien I drawal cf the balance, $100, on Oc­ TOM MIX IN •GIRLS ABOUT TOWN' ft -TRAILING THE ZANE OBEY. "GOLDEN WEST' When the city council of Leicester, of the other members ot tte party featuring Joel McCrea and Paul KAY FRANCIS S KILLER* tober 22, the book showed. England, voted against Sunday noticed tte string of cars being Lukas, to be shown tomorrow and THE TERROR TRAIL" | LAST TIMES TONIGHT movie's, Lord Mayor Hawkes said. "I backed to their direction until Id- Saturday ln tbe Fox California and JOEL McCREA 5 VFIth Aa AR-Star Cast Loretta Tana* am* Oaa. Brrnt In Motor boat builder* to Macduff hope that during my term of office LILYAN TASHMAN g A THOUSAND THRILLS "THET CALL ill aaw*1 ward J. Moore, motorcycle - police­ theater. "SISTER TO JUDAS'* 1 tat Mm A-olofcr Moajoa and Banff, Scotland, an rushed with this terrible blotch does not come man, took Mrs. Roosevelt's arm and Zane Greys "Tte Golden West," NO RAISE IN ADMISSION PRICES * BLAME upon our city.** Fr*e China to tte Ladies Friday THE WOMAN*' I moved her off tte tracks. J will te tte *econd feature. Iae_& __ _., -;»_. • ... | l,, n -mmm L_PMLUI«l«lliP»WIPMiaia ___M»_.a*^ wa_i"a_W,J *a|Wipj_Baii mppppiiK wn. ^HI^MH

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wa *• •** NEWS Samohi Musicians to Present Program for Womans Club Pupils Repeat i Stepping High at Venice Beach School Clubs IChildren Give Blue Blood Named After U.S.C. Orchestra to i History Play Name Leaders Valentine Tea Open Concert jj Washington Students Give Barbara Baxter, Dick Red Mothers of Students in Original Compositions to Pageant at Meeting of Head Safety Committee Franklin 3-A Class Be -Presented 'by— P.-T. A. Groups at Madison Honored Guests Two Students Because the pageant of California With tbe new semester, which Learning that party giving en­ "Santa Monica'* own" musicians, they presented to tbe school a few started January II, bringing ashtft tails responsibilities as well as boys and girl* of the Samohi music weeks ago proved Interesting to all of classes, reorganization wt various pleasure for the hosts and hostesses. department, will pies*nt a program who saw it, tbe children in Mrs. Madison school activities is now 3-A children at Franklin school not Monday morning ftr the San­ Erma Pry's 4-A, 5-B room at Wash­ about completed. made careful preparation for the ta Monica Bay Woman* Club, di­ ington school were asked to repeat Por tbe safety committee, mem­ Valentine tea they gave Tuesday rected by four Instructor* of tbe the production at the Joint meet­ bership ia which ]* on* of the honoring their mother*. ing held at the John Adams Junior department. school's highest honor*, a new plan During art classes, the children | IB thla program, which promises high school yesterday by the Is being tried which Include* alt Adams, John Muir and Washington designed and applied Valentine dec­ to be a surprise to many Banta sections ln ttl*-committee. Hereto­ orations for papa* plates, napkins Monica women who tea* not ted _T_____^*reat-Teache_ r associations.— fore, the membership has been re­ Culminating a semester** study of and flip* They '*- ry*1* lavlta- opportunity to hear the students, • Cul: stricted to 6-A pupil*. tlona for their guests and cap* aad TP'_*__«#California» , the pageant was writ- tte opening numbers wm ba played Ian by the children who Introduced Captain* Named aprons to be worn by the children by tte school's 25 -piece iinlwti*, Into It tbe most Interesting things In tte new committee the two assisting ln the taa. They studied directed by Mrs. Ethel Brook* GI- {hey bad learned about their state's chief officers art from the 6-A the. proper arrangement of tea ta­ ampaolo. The orchestra selections History. class. They are Dick Red and Bar­ bles, discussed suitable decorations, will ba: "Bayadere* from Babylon Speakers Tell Story bara Baxter. practiced introductions and other Suite" (Elle); aad "Aragonaise from Speakers for tbe pageant are Captains for the safety work In­ social forms, and arranged an at- Carmen Suite" (Bizet). Betty Jane Kelly, Mary Williams clude: Billy Sogers, William Jung. tractive program. Large Violin Section and Muriel Link, who relate bits of Phyllis Chandler and Annette Serve Refreshment* Playing ln the violin section will history while other members of the Stickle; lieutenants are: Warren For refreshments, they decided to be: Donald Stewart, Carol Crum, class represent characters In the Moeller. Henry Perber, Nobuo Ml- serve punch and cookies. At borne Elda Loge, June Greenleaf, June pageant Borne of the characters yake. Dalton Davis, George Gruber, each child experimented in punch Simpson, Roxanna Todd, Glfford also relate Interesting historical Tad Schmltz, Benjamin Cutshall, Hill, Everett Norton, lne* Cunning­ t m and cookie making with the best of anecdotes. Billy Greene, Eugene R* l ^"_ Mar­ the results used for tbe party. ham, Ruth Burns, Barbara Men The first scene shows California ilyn Sothern, Jane Ebbert, Betty These committees, advised by I and Virginia Woodruff. Indians seated before a camp fire, Jane Melendrez, Opal Smith, Junta their teacher, Miss Florence Cort- •ally Hamilton will be at the pi­ who present a dance at the close Schoensiegel, aaid Betty Lou Stelnle. right, helped to make the affair a ano. Other players will include: *( their scene. Depicting Indians Both tte glee clubs are reorgan­ delightful occasion for the mothers; Laura Turnquist, viola; Nesta Wil­ are Stanley Merritt, Tsukasa Kam- ized with many new members taking cooky committee: Att*. Chldlaw, | liams and Roxie Wittenberg, violin lya, Madeline Elliott and Billy the place of but semester's 6-A boys Janice Bailer, Ernest Paula; punch j cello; Donald Sandmeyer, Richard Brown. and girls now ttt Junior high school. committee, Arthur Teets, Billy Stanbach, Sherburne Brann and In the second scene are the early Bay* Choose Frank Buy Good body, Marjorle White; tea ta­ Paul Van Alstyne, clarinet; Durwood Spanish mission*. ' Entertainment The boys' glee club, which meets bles, Mary Jean Ganton, Mrs. H. M.j Butler and Donald Busman, saxo­ In this seen* includes Spanish songs Associated Press J*hota each Monday and Thursday at 6:30 Kilburn, the room mother; Intro­ phone; Bill Simons, trumpet; Mrt and dances with guitar accompani­ An old problem Of wading without getting wet has been solved by a. m., directed by Miss Dorothy Risk, ductions, Jean Bauer, Don Swan­ Brenk*. trombone; William Mau- ment. Character* for the mis­ the girls at Venice. Tbe stilts are made of balsa wood, which is has taken the nam* Of Caroler's son, Jean Hunt, Mary Jean Gan­ Associated Press Photo ghey, drums. sion period are: Eugene DeCoux, as unusually light and easy to handle. club. Frank Bury ls manager ot ton, Ruth Castator, Jane Rowe 11, This is California Trojan putting on the dog ln his old topper at Play Own Compositions the padre; Charlotte Beck, dancer the Carolers' club; Victor Emery ia Grant Gill; decorations, Marjory national pet show ln New York. He ls an English bull,, the pet of Miss Irene Cronkhlte, piano In­ Vivian McElroy, singer; Manuel assistant manager; Kenneth Flavell Street, Yetta Shalatt; Invitations, Frances Kelil of New York. structor, wlll present two students Rodriguez, with the guitar, aad ts librarian. The committee on at­ Mickey Kilburn, Billle Pierce. Har- ln a group of number*. Bloise Kiln* Robert Howard. Perfect Class in Citizenship tendance Includes: Tad Schmltz, lay Tunnlson; program, Norma Ken­ will play "Romance" (LaForge); Pupils Make Costumes Orten Duling, Ralph Klewltt, Bob­ nedy; chairs, Jack Thompson, Prank George Wittenberg, "Mlnstrele" (De­ The forty-niners are depicted by: by Reynolds and Frank Parti. Wtlken, Fred Wilkes, Wallace May; Methods of Transportation in bussy) ; and as a duet they will play #a* O'Brien. Margaret Callan, Bet­ Wins Trip to Exposition Park Other members ol the club ttti Daniel flowers, Marjorle Moody, chairman. tte "Juba Dance" (Dett). ty Stewart, Marguerltte Taylor, Su­ Alcala, Ro(er " Harris, Albert Shropshire, assisted by all members of the class; Miss Doris Moon will present two sie Pace, Ralph Cripe, Bill Williams Richard Weeks, Dick Reid, Bruce Framp- guest list, Billy Goodbody. World Studied by Muir Pupils student* from bar harmony class la and Louis Katz. An Important ton, Eugene Durlee. Russell Quantft, Eu- Because the 8A-1 social science class at John Adams Junior high ecne Kalman. James rude, Ralph For­ Pupils Give Program original compositions, Donald Stew- character la this epoch is the don­ school was th* first class to which all members were recommended for rest. Donald WlUa Jimmy Kins, Russell art, violinist, playing "Music Baa,*" key, made and impersonated by Norman, Wendell Smith, _«w_t Crutck- Por their guests' entertainment. John' Muir boys and girls in the fifth and sixth grades will soon be and Carolyn Raymond ln a group of Obrl Lawrence and Jack O'Brien. membership ta the Good Citizenship association, by all their teachers for tte children gave a program includ­ dependability and cooperation, the class was given a trip to Exposition shank, BlUr Odenthal, Bobby Reynolds, able to prove that Santa Monica is closer to Los Angeles than lt was piano compositions: "Spinning In addition to planning the pag­ Arthur Davis, Teddy *M__II. Billy Roaers. ing three playlets, poems and music. 70, SO, and even 25 years ago, and why. Transportation, in all its phases, Song," "Caprice" and "Prelude." park in Los Angeles. Accompanying the students aad providing trans­ David Cook, Mett Beta wall, Orten Pet- Tte welcome play was given by Jean eant and making the costumes, tbe portation were: Robert Munsey and la*, Monroe McNalry, Jsck Brumpton. is being considered, from the toilsome trudging along newly beaten paths Sextet I* Sing children also developed a sand table Bauer, Frederick Wilkes and Frank by the mission fathers, the fast horses of the Spanish dons,, the stage Herbert G. Blckel, instructor, will Lorln Jones, faculty members, and Oeorte Anderson, Jack Oardhoue. and Wilken; the play, "Telling Secrets," during their study which showed a these parent*: Mrs. N. C. Weight, Louis Button. coach, horse and wagon, electric direct the girls' triple trio ln the panish mission with figures made by Willuella Woodruff and Jack travel and transportation, the auto­ "Cherubim Song" (Bortnyanski); Color Expert Mrs. H. J. Nelson, Mrs. X. W. Baer, Girls' Club Organized Thompson; the goodbye play, by paper spoons and wire depleting Mrs. P. M. McKaughan. mobile and truck over wide, direct and the boys* glee club In "Song of panish padres and soldiers and The girls' glee club, directed by Evelyn Smith, AtLee Chldlaw and boulevards, and last, the airplane Fellowship" (Gaul), and the old m Pint Visit far Many Mrs. Bernice Price, meets each Mickey Kilburn. Cumin Tells Indians, Oxen of clay and covered making the trip a 10-mlnute Jour­ English song, "Drink to Me Only wagon* of paper boxes wen used to Discusses Art A guide at the park showed the Wednesday and Thursday at 3:30 Arthur Teets played a piano solo; ney from Clover field to Municipal with Thine Eyes." represent tbe beginning of tb* set­ boys and girls through th* museum, o'clock. the 5-A class came in and sang airport. Widened and straightened In the girls' triple trio are: Elea­ tlement of tte state by Americans. pointing cut relics of early Califor­ Membera of this club are these "Juanita." _ These children recited boulevards also enter into the con­ Of Old Vessel nor Browncll, Carlotta Rogers, Es­ nia days, Egyptian mummies, pre­ girls: poems: Lincoln Durst, Gordon Hos- sideration of the subject. ther Cornejo, Betty Haley, Elolss Girls of Lincoln Home Barbara Bossier, Barbara Baxter, Mas* king, Philip Parker, Don Swanson, historic animals and. otter exhibits Jean Oould, Darytne Mohr, Norma Pren­ Pupils Bring Models Kline, Esther Burden, Beatrlc. Making Classes Hear ln which th* student* were particu­ tice, Mary Jean BboSoli h* _•*____ Mary Jean Ganton and Marjorle Many Santa Monicans to Swanson, Isabel Preelund and Elea­ larly Interested. Elizabeth Periee, Eleanor Phllpott, Jane Moody. The hosts and hostesses pre­ Transportation and means of nor Evans. Sally Hamilton is tte Students Give Ebbert, Ruth Holt. 1Mb M. Crulckshank. sented each of their guests with a travel in all parts of the world will See Constitution at T. F. Russell After the general tour of the mu­ Johnny Ooeller. ttttt I_ Ooldstlne, Helen be taken up—runners, drag sleds, accompanist. seum, there was time enough left Robertson, Verna McDowell, Mario Pas- flower favor. Boys' Glee Club to Sing kas, Louise Wilken, Mary Tanner, Jean jinriklshas, chariots, canoes, Roman San Pedro Harbor Girls of tha home making classes for the boys and girls to look up Pine, Peigy Jones, Shirley Etter. M»<0' galley ships, sedan chairs, horses, Members of the boys' glee club In­ Lincoln Drama at Lincoln Junior high school were material on their particular hob­ line Hall. Frances Humphrey. Joan Boles. clude; Tenors—Lee Bigler, Robert m___tt Earnest. Margaret Lindsay. Xtletn stage coaches, motorcycles', train* That the U. 8. frigate. Constitu­ deeply interested in a talk on "Color ble*. The class, many of whom had end electric railways. Hovey, Willard Tappan, Vincent not previously visited Exposition Daggett, Joanne McNeely, Jane Blattner. Students Like tion, while at anchorage fri San Glroux, Lon Landrum, Dick Weaver, The B-4 class of Franklin school aad Design In Draperies," which Virginia L. Jones, Jesn Schmidt, Alley In fact, any means used by people Pedro and Long Beach harbors, celebrated Lincoln's birthday by pari.:, were' unanimous In declaring Mao Rhodes, Gloria Wegener, Viola Shaw, Robert Foulkes, John Roach, Rich­ T. P. Russell of the Russell drapery tb* trip was not only informative Joy 8lron_berg. Janet McLaughlin, Jul.I* from the beginning ot history, is at­ will have many visitors from San­ ard Moore, Eugene Poe and Jos Wy- presenting a four-act play they had shop gave for them Tuesday morn­ Schoensiegel, Anna May Woehler, Ger­ tracting the Interest of the boys and ta Monica was indicated by the produced after studying the life of but thoroughly enjoyable. trude Moran,- Bessie Webb, Carmeu Max- coff. Basses -David Pierson, Walter ing, oa invitation from the home 250 la Association Nature Study girls, who are bringing innumerable interest exhibited by Samohi stu­ Darby, Allan Campbell, Royal Stan­ Lincoln and American history of the lleld. Suzanne Carnahan, Louis Ressell. dents this morning when they heard making department. _>W0l Kent, Lenora West, Claire Thomas, miniature models of coaches, canoes, ton, Hugh Douglas, Walter Simon, period during which he lived. Hie G. C. A. now has a member­ Pearl Borland and May Kallchman. and airplanes to place ln the ex­ Garner Curran, of the Pacific Coast Act 1, depicted tbe childhood of Russell discussed tha psychology ship of 250. Officers elected for With new signs of spring being Dick Roach, Bill LeFevre, Edwin Elect Cheer Leaden hibit which ls a forerunner to the Lecture club, tell "The Romance of Deuel, Joe Bertrand and Stewart Lincoln and Introduced tbe mem­ of color and explained how the cor­ this semester include: Tom Brew­ discovered every day, children in the actual study of the subject. Old Ironsides." bers of the Lincoln family. In this, rect selection of color, design and ster, president; Elwood Gill, vice Cheer leaders for tte new semes­ elementary schools are rejoicing at Wllcoxon. ter are Elizabeth Periee and Rex an arrangement whereby Miss Ruth Robert Eley has brought a perfect Curran, who ts familiar with the parts wow taken by Redge Ranyard, material affects th* "personality** at president; Evelyn Hod gins, secre­ ship from stem to stem and has the whole room. Be also discussed Fairbanks, chosn tn an exciting Ballou, nature study specialist, I* model of the stage coach, and a Donald Beazell, Harriett Hoffman, tary; Robert Stansbury, treasurer. Dcwitt Clinton model of one of tte specialized ln the history of the Informal Program to Be Pearl Weaver aad Mary Griswold. ttl* decorating of girls' rooms, illus­ Class representatives oa tte ex­ election last week. They wlll lead dividing her time in the elementary tte cteM'i tor assemblies aad Inter- schools for the study of trees, flow­ first trains. The model was made old battleship, traced Its story from Lincoln, during hi* young man­ trating his talk with pictures and ecutive committee are tbe president the time, 13(1 years ago, when lt Given by Harmony Pupils materials. class games. ers, birds and other phases of na­ by bis father. Carroll Pratt has hood, was depicted ln Act 2, entitled, and the secretary for 9-A; Robert brought an outrigger Samoan canoe; was the pride of the American navy "Whenever lt is possible, the home Bennette and Helen Bore, 9-B; New box monitors are: Norton ture study of special interest to In an Informal program, Carolyn "Honest Abe." Characters ln this George Redding, a sailboat; Caro­ until, after having rested for years Raymond and Donald Stewart, act were: Danny Messenger, Don­ making classes at Lincoln Invite a Helen Atkins and Edward OUI, 8-A; Krueger, chief, Wtth these lieuten­ boys and girls living ln California. ants: , Miss- BftMOu spends half of each line Kendall,- an airplane;-Thelma In Nantucket bay, tbe ship was members of the harmony class at ald Clancy, James Tucker, James specialist in some particualr phase Rena Walker and Robert Stansbury, condemned a few years ago to a 8-B; Frank Barndale and Margaret Bob Warren, Clyde* Reno. Norman day as auditorium teacher at John McLogan, sailboats; James Vasil., an Samohi, wlll present three group* of Lavelle arid Beryl Alton. of tha study to address tb* stu­ outrigger canoe from Hawaii. sea burial from which ft was saved dents," Miss Mae Cleveland said, in Lenz, 7-A. Schaub, Ralph Forrest, Billy Motirse, Muir school; the other half day ls original compositions before the Sa­ The scene Cor Act 3 was the white Boy Bring* Book* by contributions of pennies by mohi piano club at Its meeting next house Bl 1865 and represented tba commenting on Wif*__. talk, "and Jlmmle King and Ralph Bobson. spent ln nature study classes in the Entire Class Make* Trip Tommy Guest is the monitor for various elementary schools. school children. Tuesday. •tory Of 'Little Blossom" pleading the Santa Monica business men and Donald Wood, a "Book of Ships" The ship, which now ls on a Pa­ women have always been most gra­ Members of the good citizenship the Topanga canyon bus A year ago, the Evening Outlook and "Aeroplanes"; and Jun* Bundy, Donald will present his violin for tbe life of her brother, a soldier class wbo enjoyed the trip to Ex­ cific cruise, is scheduled to anchor compositions, "Petit Invention" aad who had fallen asleep at his post. cious and generous ia helping tbe published a series or 40 articles an Indian canoe. Neil Gelcr has position park were: Betty Ander­ written by Miss Ballou on "Trees of tomorrow at San Pedro. March 10 "Music Box." Carolyn will play her Tbe act em* entitled "Lincoln, the department provide valuable pro­ uestion of Machine to brought airplanes and trucks, Billy to 20. It ls scheduled to bo in the grams far the girls." son. Jack Baer, Alan Barker, Lucy Q Santa Monica." She now Is pre­ Stubbs, a truck; George Savklan. composition, "Theme and Varia­ Kind Hearted." Role* were played Barlow, McKay Barlow, Dorothy paring a similar series for a Pasa­ Long Beach harbor. At both places, tions" to open the program and will by: Bobby Hunter, David Zinsmey- Members of tha department are: Bolton, Phillip Bower, Francis Burk. Be Debated February 23 an airplane and a Hawaiian canoe; It will be open to all Interested dena newspaper. Her Santa Mon­ Fred Abbey an airplane. close It with a group of her com­ er, Shirley Gray, John Sturges, Miss Lillian Grube, chairman; Miss Elinor Burroughs, Homer Sushnell, "That we have more to fear than ica series was saved by many Out­ citizens. positions, including, "Prelude ln G- James Tucker and Donald Clancy. Ida Piatt, Miss Dorothy Durland Bob Clay. Milton Darnell, Walter ta hope flrom tte further develop­ look readers and forms a valuable The transportation activity will Major," "Spinning Song" and "Ca­ fe Pinal act wa* "The Death of Lln- and Miss Cleveland. Gordon, Bob Pry, Roeln* Gunn, ment of the machine," ls this addition to their librarels. make clear to the children the re­ STUDENTS' FATHER DIES price." She also will play the ac­ Poln," with these pupils participat­ Doris Gunther, Jeanette Heutenik. month's question tor the Southern lation of Santa Monica to tte rest Dr. T. W. Wall bank, of the junior companiments for the violin num­ ing: Bruce Bagley. Nat Charnley, Bessie Johnson. Margaret Taft*. California high school debate of the world as well. They will learn college faculty, and his sister, Miss bers. Jack Wray, Dan silvern*]*, Mary Funny Animal Story to that we are tn a fast moving world Phil Jones; Roy McKaughan, Myrtle league. Revival in Use of Bikes Phyllis, a Junior college student, Miss Doris Moon, instructor in Mathes, Lavada Stearns, Yvonne Melsnes, Jeanette Miller, Bob Mil­ Samohi teams will debate the •as compared with the past, and were called to Richmond, Cal., Mon­ Towner, Sally Pierson, Anne Cady, Open S. M. Library Hoar Noticeable About Samohi 15Ut > de harmony, will present the two stu­ ton, Harriett Nelson. question, February 23, with teams day by the death of their father. dents. June Buerge, Margaret Sullivan, "The Pet Elephant," described as Johanna Omologiw, Ruth Rich, from Redondo aad San Pedro. El­ With the revival in bicycle riding veloped, his Increasing ingenuity Carolyn Strickfaden, Ashley Martin a "very funny" story wlll open th* Jean Savlnon, Nelma Jane Scoug_l, liot Pine and Henry Schuette will among Samohi students, both as a i has turned to the speeding up of and Paul Brooks White. Saturday morning story hour ln the Helen Stevens, Tom Talbott, James argue the negative of tte proposi­ means of transportation and for travel and transportation as much children's department Of the Santa Trivette, Ruby Walker, Clyde tion at Redondo; Samohi's affirma­ pleasure', Santa Monica again may as to any other channel, Contest Winner? Named Monica public library this week, it Weight, Batty White, Teddy Wilson, tive team, LaMarr Morrlssey and become famous as a center of the ; Phone 24434 was announced today by Mrs. Mer­ Clara Yamaglahl and Evelyn Leslie Stockton, Will go to San sport which flourished during the or 21909 In Franklin B-5 Group cer W. Tansn. children's librarian, Hodglns. Pedro. sr 90s. Who tells the stories each week. Henry Newhouse, Instructor in so­ Three of tte new Samohi devot- Pupil Mounts WLA-31954 In a B-5 fraction contest at Other stories Will be: "The Olrl cial science', la tte debate coach. ees, Jesse Sturgeon, Dick Evans and Pranklln. honor wlners werk; Jimmy Wbo Trod ea the Loaf," a not vary Ned Ketner, wheeled their way to J 10th aad Colorado Wyatt, Paul Clinton, Peggy Olm- mall known Hans Christian Ander­ John Adams EIGHT JOIN ATHAENEL'M Malibu lake and return last Sunday. stead and Lloyd Smith. sen story, and "Michael Wbo Missed From IS who tried out. eight new Ape Skeleton Spelling champions, following a His Train." There also will be a few members ware selected for tb* Jay* LEAGl'E HOLDS BENEFIT weekly review of 50 words, were; short poem* that are favorites A play, written by Selma Nahama, "Quality Above Price" see Athaeneum elub, in a meeting 6 Anne Newell. Peggy Olmstead. Vir­ among the children who attend the member of the class, ls under re­ Tuesday. _ ^.nn^n'T £ ^nL.,.™ I ^ •**-___ Of _ JaVSHCSe mOO- ginia Worl and Edith Hoffman. Of story hour. hearsal by the girls of Ml** Mabel The new members are: Stuart Ev­ a penny hop in the gymnasium I. these, Peggy has maintained a per­ Tbe Mary hour la at 10:30 o'clock ans, Norman Nlttenger, Al Post, Tuesday after achool. with proceeds "J*- mounted ln a standing posi- fect spelling record since September. each Saturday morning. Smith's home room at John Adams. The play, which grew out of the Maty Jane Kreil, George Caruthers, going to help defray league expenses, tion, ls the latest addition to the girls' study of etiquette, is entitled, Dorothy Hewer, Orvllle McDonald, A Valentine theme was used in dee- Jaysee science department. "Good Manners Win the Day." and Jane Sachrlson. Glen McGuffun'Musics orchestrawas provide. d by Herbert Wall, a member of the "Rub-a-Dub's" Good for 10 Votes Principal roles are played by: Roe- advanced zoology class, procured the lne Gunn, Helen Gappmayer, Gra-j body of the animal which had suc­ celia Alcala, Alice Mapes and Sel­ cumbed to captivity at a monkey j A THIEF! EVENING OUTLOOK'S ma Nahama. Enrollment at Junior College I farm in the Bay district. Thel I mounted skeleton is 22 Inches tall. I Why dissipate your Starting the new semester right, With the smaller skeleton of a j youth and beauty over Baity Screen Star Contest four 9-A Adams student* In Miss Establishes New Mark of 786 I South American monkey, about 141 a washtub when all the Bertha Amnion's English classes I Inches tall, also procured by Wall,! money and cosmetics in have maintained a grade of "A" the new specimen will be used in a I HEREBY CAST 10 VOTES FOE BABY since tte semester opened, January When registration closed at Jay­ and in Santa Monica again ex­ the world won't buy see Monday night, a report from the changed congratulatory comments comparative study of skeletons. them back, but a small Name ...—.— «._ 31. They are: Sylvia Dunbar, Gladys registrar's office disclosed that a when registration more than dou­ In presenting tte skeleton* to tto Pay, Verna Smith and Laurie White. new high record has been estab­ bled, showing 355 students enrolled. college. Wall waa complying with the j sum each week will pay In eighth grade spelling, Miss Am­ requirement that members of the lished with 786 students in classes In the fall of 1931, the enrollment 1 for our splendid laundry nion announced these pupils as hav­ for this semester, more than five again zoomed, ascending to 548. At advanced-zoology class submit their] service and save them ing mad* eacellent records: time* the number enrolled during tto beginning of this- year the en­ own projects for study. According to Voter's Kama •.....»..„...<_.,___,... ~..- _ Gracelia Alcala, Rosario Catta- the college's first semester la 1929. rollment made its highest gain, go­ Paul R. Kurtz, ecology professor, tbe for you? Address .—.._.••,_• _. blano, Ralto Daugherty, Edna Her- The Announcement recalled tbe ing from 548 to TO. college is fortunate ln receiving the rin, Lupe Juarez, Anna Merritt. Sel­ pride with which Santa Monica With tto five new bungalows vir­ specimens submitted by Wall. ma Bahama, David Norman, Mon­ school bead* and citizens surveyed tually completed and ready for oc­ Other interesting specimen* which Mall or Deliver All Votes to tbe Outlook Baby Contest Editor, ica Prlgge, Marguerita Puertas, their Infant college three aad a half cupancy next week, tbe college for have been added to tto collection j Betty Southwortb, Bernard Staple- years ago when tt opened with aa the first time since the first sem­ include an excellently mounted E»t. IS Years Outlook Building, Santa Monica ton. Diana Schwabe aad Rena enrollment of 151. A year later, ester, will hav* room to accommo­ sheep and a cat, tto mounted skulls: Series Walker. persons interested la tte college date tte student body. of a sheep and a dog and a collec­ tion of sea anl___*. • _ J^tes^Mti pu

TI.N BVKNING OUTLOOK, HANfA MONICA, CALIFORNIA fmiUHi-AY, irirjtiMlAi-V I*, <_._ ___**____» NECKING PARTY a a * STEALS SHOW • • V Samohi Inter'Class Cinder Meet Scheduled Friday OVER*CONFIDENCE 9 Tly PRANK PINCH Seniors Favored to Capture Camera s Lens Catches Bits of Various Sport Doings Kit retitwoocf in " H. thin wtR never do. Never Well, almost never, then. 0 What I'm getting st ts that Trackfes t Juniors Threaten Top Position tte erstwhile rassling war between General William Oswald Sandow 17-4 Thumping Suffered and Commander Lulgi Antonio By Gl'S VIGNOLLE Daro seems to have fizzled out Just how strong Santa Monica high school's track teams for 1033 by Hollywood; Ward like a wet firecracker. should be pretty well determined following the annual intcrclass track Gee! Just think, the head writ­ meet tomorrow afternoon on the Samohi field, at which time the sopho­ and Ross Star ers won't be able to use that old more. Junior and senior varsity class teams will oppose each other. Bee chestnut, "WRESTL_NG WAR and Cee class teams were scheduled to meet this afternoon. Competition By PRANK FINCH LOOMS," or that equally ancient Is divided separately among the * Outlook Sport* Editor caption, "SANDOW-DARO FEUD three classes ln varsity, class Bee Overwhelming Bollywood Coun­ RAGES" any more. and Cee teams and the Individual try club wtth a barrage of pars and What win the columnists use for Sellouts Expected birdies, Brentwood's strong team, their daily dizziness, now that San­ score* of each For Both Bd by Chufik '"farzan" Ward, took dow and Daro have kissed and team tit e a c h • big lead ln tbe group 3 division made up like a couple of fickle class added for Troy-Bear Tibs— of the Southern California lnter- lovers who have Finally Seen The the final totals. club team tournament yesterday. Light? Little is known B__._-_T.WV, Peb lfi _._)— Hollywood was defeated, 11 to 4, aa—tins—year's] All seats ta the University of LEGION 'ACTORS' Samohi varsity By virtue of this surprising mar­ APPEAR FOB DARO California's spacious new gym­ gin, Brentwood now leads it* division clnderpath stal­ nasium bare been add for tte by IS digits. The standings: Brent­ While Messrs. Sandow and Daro warts, except California-University of South­ wood, 33 H; Los Angeles (South), haven't done their necking ln pub­ that five letter- ern California basketball games ttm: Holly-wood, 16Vi, and Hacienda, lic, proof that a truce has been set men return to Friday and Saturday nights. lfl_. up is offered in the fact that three the fold and that of Sandow. biggest "draws" will Coach Larry Seven thousand fans are ex­ Of the seven matches played, appear for Daro next Wednesday pected to witness each of tte Hollywood was able to gamer only Born is shy of contests. Outcome at the games one tie, as against six losses. Chuck night at the Olympic. miler*. Ward and Jim Ross, Brentwood'* Beading tbe will have an Important bearing Old Shlklna, the clever Japanese oa tte standings of tte south­ star team, walloped Homer Bailey ate really OAN wrestle besides be­ Dale Kasl list of returners aad Nat Corwln, t to 0. Is Roy Staley, the surprise man of ern division Of the Pacific ing adept ta the cruder phases of Coast conference. Other results: rassling grunting, gleaning and the Bay league last year, Who ta his 9. R. Msule and Oeorte Harman IB), grimacing—meets Jimmy Londos, first year out for tl ) sport captured Stk. vs. D. E. stctmaa and A. H. Woor* tb* main squeeze, in the feature tte high and Tow hurdle event* In IcHir a*. the Bay league track meet; Staley A. J. DonneUy and he. Mann (B). t, to. shot. tt. A. Moor* and Al Welse tH), 0. m 1* now ta bl* last year of compe­ Tbe semifinal features George Rockne Voted •0: W_ H»1I and J: B. Bi ttnton tt"ahie By mixing up the tendon tuggers class Bee performers. over that period. struction, aa effort ia being made and spine stretchers the promoters Ketner Eligible Of the SO ex­ -^V^._?'__*S^^^-_y_.._ _fo Ot have her enter the Pebble Beach give the public what it wants—va­ A big help to this year's team will perienced news­ women's golf champlanship, March riety. So you can feel pretty sure be Ned Ketner, brilliant broad paper sports 1 to 5. Mrs. Roy Green, Glendale, that some of Dero's trained seals Jumper, who was ineligible last sea­ writers and edi- defending champion, will be forced will bounce rubber balls on their son. In an early season leap Ketner Knute Rockne tors who cast «?***. ____*9_r**• iH to the limit Out year to hold her schnozzles out at Hollywood ere surprised everyone by getting out their votes at the request of the As­ _*.JT •I'-*i • On crown because of the brilliant play­ long. 21 feet, 2 inches. sociated Press, 41 put Rockne's i^M/W ••_**______ers due to appear ln the March name at the head of their list of ttiemtn**" mm- «• __• iPWl classic. Household Hint—Bring along a Here's how the inter-class meet ^iij§______•"•'-.. • - . can of sardines—seals are Just wound up last year: those conspicuous for their coach­ — .»_. ^f_b*_H hertz about 'em. Soph. Jr. Br ing, organizing and leadership abil­ - /. . • Clans Coe 52 24 0 ity. His death nearly two years ago ja _.,, _ .{___. HB^H AGUA CALIENTE, Peb. 16 OPU- • • • BH 32 S3 19 _S Hi B ____ ' *' '''**' Completely outclassing her field of A 9 31 IS la an airplane accident has not i p^ HERR BENCHLEY dimmed the lustre of the genius of j competitors, Mrs. Leona Cheney of STEALS LAURELS $M. mmW*m * _& •__' San Gabriel, won the second annual Notre Dame and his accomplish­ Astoctnled Press Photos Agua Caliente midwinter women's PERSONAL nomination for the ments In Intercollegiate athletics. The aver alert Associated Press cameraman has been pressing his best movie "bit" of the year: Rob­ golf tournament yesterday with a Rockne's total points in this poll. bulb quite frequently ot late.- Tbe fruits ot his labors are shown hi score of 78-79—111, ert Benchley's portrayal of tto the above layout. At the top left is Prof. Gerfe Sarazen In the act of gum-chewing, gin-swigging radio on the basis of five for first place, U.S.C. Cinder Pesek Favored The California state chomplonj^kv, Boxing Chiefs four tor second place and so on. teaching James A. "Big Jim" Parley, democratic national chairman, was 13 strokes ahead of Mrs. J. GmoJ-i sports announcer in "The Sport the mysterious art of swinging a driver. The lad with the oversized Parade.** nearly doubted tte combined figures Woerner of Los Angeles, who fin­ for his two nearest rivals, the late shaving mug ls Glenn Cunningham, Kansas U. miler, who beat Gene ished ln second place. Miss Marloo . • * • Launch Fight George L. (Tex) Rlckard and Con­ Clash Slated Venzke recently hi the Millrose A. C. games. He was clocked la 4 In Mat Clash Hollins ot Santa Cruz required gt IF you ask me < which you prob­ minutes 13 seconds. Below Cunningham ls the tragic finish of tto strokes on tto second 18 and haf ably wont), fight fans who are fav­ nie Mack. Rockne, either first or second on Carnera-Schaaf fight. Camera has just administered the coup de A 36-hole total of 173 ia thir. oring Baby Arizmendi over Freddy grace in the 13th round and Schaaf is toppling over—to rise no more. Miller In their featherweight title Garden Moguls Ready to every list, finished with 241 points. Inter • Class Event Set 'Nebraska Tiger' Meets pOStttOB. Rlckard wa* next with 137 and Notice the Italian's massive build. The pleasant looking couple at go are a bit over-confident. Mack had 110. In the following or­ for Tomorrow; Senior the lower left are "Sunny Jim" Bottomley. new Cincinnati Red first Glenn Wade in Main Arizmendi ia a great little tighter Proceed With Title sacker, and his bride, tto former Betty Brawner. wtth decisions over La Barba, der were these other illustrious Team Looks Strong Go at Film City Dado, Paul and Brown, but young Bout as Planned figures: (Hub Quartet Mr. Miller ha* done a bit of suc­ 'Hag* Rates Fourth LOS ANGELES, Feb. le—Varsity FOUR BEACH BANKS RAMBLERS DUMPED LOS ANOELES, Feb. lg (CNS)— NEW YORK. Feb. 16 '.l'i— While Fourth, the late Miller Huggins; cessful campaigning himself. a pall of sadness lay over the little and freshman track candidates at John Pesek, tha "Nebraska tiger," Scanning his record we find that fifth, Howard Jones, football coach the University of Southern Califor­ OPEN COMPETITION BY FLOORERS; TWO wtB risk his gold belt, emblematic of town of Wrentham, Mass., where of the University of Southern Cali­ Taken, 12-7 he has licked Eddie Shea, Cecil lay the body of Ernie Schaaf, heavy­ nia will have the American Payne, Johnny Fair, Tommy Paul, fornia; sixth, John J. McGraw; sev­ their first taste IN BASKETBALL WAR MORE CLASHES SET Legion cham­ weight boxer who died Tuesday fol­ enth, the late Edward Kimball Hall pionship, when Emll Pauls.-, Lew Fcldman and lowing a knockout by Primo Car- I of -c o m p e tltion SANTA BARBARA, Feb. li—Bol­ Roger Bernard, all of whom are for 20 years' chairman of the na­ this season to- With a trophy to be presented the Because three basketball teams of ha meets Glenn stered by Brie Tyrell Martin, six- nera, huge Italian, at Madison tional football rules committee: morrow af t er-i winner, a clearing house basketball tto Commercial league, the Angels, Wade, Long first class fighters. Square Garden. Friday night, box­ goal English star, the Santa Barbara In 75 fights he has won all but eighth, Edward O. Leader, rowing noon when the tournament between four local Coast Floorers and Rambler*, tied Beach heavy* Greens triumphed over the Loa Indios ing in New York rallied today to coach at Yale university; tied foi Trojans' annual, the Security First National for third place, a playoff between weight wrestler, three, and be has sent 25 of his defend ltsclf/against a series of at­ bankKi combination from Om Uplifters club opponents to dreamland. ninth, Carroll (Kyi Ebrlght. row­ lnter-class meet these three quintets has started. Jn at the Hollywood by a i2-to-7 SCON In the second tacks resulting from the fatal end­ ing coach at the University of Cali­ will be held on banks of Venice and Ocean Park, ] the first gar. t played last Tuesday, Legion stadium Miller, a quiet, unassuming Ger­ ing of the bout. encounter of tto Jim Oott Memorial man lad, was a Jockey at the age fornia, and Amos Alonzo Stagg, Bovard field. the California bank and Bank of the Coast Floorer* defeated the tonight in a two polo tournament here yesterday. ot 15, and when he became too At Albany no less than three pro­ former athletic director al the Uni­ Ramblers, 37 to J26. Ivan Sawyer was hour two Out of posals to investigate and control the Unless the America, has been arranged by Fer- three falls match. Topping eft A bard fought, fast heavy to sit astride the bangtails versity of Chicago. large and ambl- ret Yost of the Santa Monica Se- high point man for the winners with game, wttb markers in the closing te took up boxing. sport were tinder consideration by 14 points. Th* Nebraskan. the lawmakers, while ln New York Football with seven, and boxing t ious freshman curity First National and Alec Pay wbo tips the chukker to clinch tto contest, the MOVIES MAKE with six, contributed the most squad slips one [of the Bank of America. The second game is scheduled for Greens turned la a remarkable dis­ pity Madison Square Garden offi­ tonight at 7 o'clock on the Lincoln scales at 19 2 BIO MONEY names to the poll. ovtx, juniors and Two contests we carded for to- pounds, wlll Ml play ot teamwork te defeat tbe hard- cials were going ahead with their Scattered votes, all singletons: Prof junior high court, when the Angels riding southerners led by Earle The impending fight will be plans for a heavyweight champion­ Charles W Kennedy. WH Tilden and Herl seniors arc ex- {night on the Lincoln' junior high tangle with the Flooring five. Next outweighed more filmed. Win. lose or draw, Ariz­ ship 'bout next June between Cer- bert H. Ramsay, all thirds: Dink Ttm Bob Van Osdel pected to battle court when t£e California and than 20 pounds Shawe. With Hal Marsh and Tyrell itumsay. au ultras; una ran- _™_ '_' «_>_ i*-v<.«^_. i_> uaiuc --—»- ••-.__ •»..- ___..-_....-. —- rp_ J , - nvi/v>lr the A_._r_-__ Martin scoring la tbe first period, . mendi ts a big favorite with boxing nera and Jack Sharkey, despite tto y by tbe Long fans south ol the Rio Grande and BinghamJo, .al carrl fourths. Wallac; Jace kWad Citrlcy. ani:, d M Billhni. ****t *ou unusuallt for teamy stron honorsg l.n Ththee sprintJuniorss o'clocAmerick aan band thk equintet two Securits clasyh fiveat 8s squar™*™"-e of.f.<" wit h{, th„,JRe Rambler" Lw.-s inn tbth*e tto Greens grabbed an early lead ban announced by the New York John L. Grtfltth, Avery BrundagU final joust Beach twitter. the pictures of his go with Miller •••_ au _i»u T „.u______._-, _.-_ ant fi9 n'plrv.lo'clockr. and never ware headed, although state athletic commission. Thomas Linton, Bob zuppke. Grantiand with Leslie Ball, Charley Parsons, Oeorge Wilson, John Pesek the invaders kept close en their trail ' will make more money than the Plans Go Ahead Bice. Jell Dickson, Louis Stoddard, Pierre Marshall Wells and Al Koenig, will] fight itself. Onion. Dan Bower and Richard A. Glen- former University of Washington until tto final few frames, when Jimmy Johnston, head of boxing Ed Ablowlcbln tto «©. Clarence m 0;hknn p01n Event Tiehen, Curtis All Set Ail-American gridiron star, win tie The Ad Wolgast-Joe Rivers bat­ nt the Garden, took the stand that don, all filths. alue Marsh marked up a pair in the sixth tle, one of the greatest of all time Berry in the high hurdles. Norman\ txioooti roto event For 10-Round Ring Bout ap with. Joe Woods, local heavy­ and Harry Russell and Tyrell Mar­ because of its double knockout end­ he had not received official orders Paul in tto lows and Hueston Har- Awarded Midwick Club weight, ia tbe one hour seml- tin counted ln the eighth. from the commission to abandon LOS ANGELES, Feb. lg AB| Brannan. Bill Oraber in" the pole nual Pacific coast open champion­ otl one fall four goals, while Tyrell Martin, wltbjj^B at least should be permitted because Overhauling ships, bringing together one. of the to tick in their scheduled U-round £_«_,£,.. _*0Wet Three Persons preparations had been started before vault, John Johnson In the broad bout at~ the Hollywood Legion sta­ tun fl** whs lilgli fin His wbinm, ** jump. Jeddy Welsh In tto high hur-1 largest groups of high goal players Shaw* played exceptionally well Bafflers Seek the Schnaf-Carnera duel. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.. Feb. 16 in polo history along the Pacific dium Friday night. blood Indian, and Jun Corrlgan, aad for tte losers. Two of the three commlssteners, die* and Kenneth McKenzie in the coast. Georgie Hansford and*Bozo Ka- Harry •"•"l**** vs. Walter Podalock, William Muldoon and General John (._•_-Sir Malcolm Campbell of Eng­ javelin are other potential high misher, featherweights, furnish the complete the card. _Un*-up* aad scoring: land likely will be unable to make point winner*. Drawings, completed yesterday at 8. B. Oreena Las Ia___ Baseball Win J. Phetan, reaffirmed their decision an official attempt to break his the Midwick Country club here, action la the *emi-wlndup. This will Russell (tl « (0) Zanuck to pertnlt Camera to fight only ln be their fifth meeting. IB tha spe­ Marsh .-ft ,1 u 1 * (0 Whyte own world's automobile speed record | where the championships will be Samohi Nino to Engage fryrell Martin (S) 3 (I) Shawl the revived "dreadnaught" class, hcltl cial spot on the program, Eddie of 253 miles an hour before Satur­ Ex-Sheik Handed Acorn, - brought a star quartet from Provoe, who hells from the New Jackson (ll back (0) flower! By snagging this Sunday's contest while the third, James A. Farley, day. Fairfax Club Tomorrow Pony HI from the Highland Park nine, "Pat** refused to Issue any statement in San Mateo against the Big Four of York Bronx, will swap socks with Score by perldBs— conflict with their opinions, al­ His giant Bluebird racing car has Contract; Zinn Accepts Midwick. in the opening game on Lupe Castro, hard-hitting Mexican Santa Monica high school's base­ S. B. Oreena ______.03 m et—n Ryals' Santa Monica Mysteries can been torn down to complete sev­ S 1 M I9 ball team ls scheduled to engage in Los Indies ______. Oil HI it— 7 though he said his private opinion SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 16 t_B -I _"?»*'• ^. . , L. , „ j lightweight. Three other four- even up an old score with the Park­ eral major adjustments. 1 rounders complete tbe card. a practice game with Fairfax high's ers. The game will be played at the was that he saw no reason for ban­ __ „., ._ . . -•«, This match will be followed on Colonials tomorrow afternoon on the COLEMAN TOSSED Clover Field diamond. ning the bout. Signing « Ted Mayer, who played; Wednesday, February 22, by a game Clover Field diamond, according to Br UM Associated Prass Camera Delays Trip San Jose Cyclist Seeks NTW TORE—Jim McMlllen. SSS. OU- In three past meetings the Parkers with the Hollywood club last year, between the Austin, Tex., club and I Carroll, Thurston Sign Joe Buckmaster, Viking mentor. The caio, threw Abe Coleman. MH, tit* Aa- have taken two games, 8 to 7 and Camera, wbo had planned to sail by tto Oakland club of the Pacific I Los Indios, of Santa Monica. game starts at 3:15 p. m. •eles, 33:09. 7 to 0, as compared to a 9-8 decision for Italy Saturday, decided to de­ Scalp of Irish Racer Coast League as a regular catcher, J . fer his departure until the Investi­ With Brooklyn Dodgers The two teams played la a four tor the Bafflers. Thus, by winning LOS ANGELES, Feb. 16 (CNS) — was announced here today, i ., _ n inning affair earlier ln the week, the Sabbath Joust the Mysteries can gation Into the causes of Schaafs Bobby Echeverria, San Jose cyclist, At the same time, lt was revealed | Mrs. Brent rotter to NEW YORK, Feb. lg UF)—Pitchers with the Fairfax nine coming out Collar Champs slaim a .500 average with the visi­ death is completed In case he might and a star of the. recent six-day hurlerJimmy, baZind nsigne Sadn wltFranciscb his cluo Sealb fosr Enter Pro Links Game Owen Carroll, recently obtained ahead, 5 to 4. tors. be needed for further questioning. grind at the Winter Garden, Is back I another season despite report* to SAN FRANCISCO. Peb. 16 UP. — from tto St. Louis Cardinals, and To Meet at j So far the investigation, conducted tn Lo* Angeles- and ts out for tto planned to hold out against a pay Mrs. Brent Potter, Northern Cali­ Hollls Thurston today signed on the by Assistant District Attorney scalp of "Cocky" O'Brien, sprints cut. fornia women's golf champion, will dotted line with tbe Brooklyn Dodg- Yanks Re-Engage Famous i Westwood Gym Cauliflower Choices lames J. Daly, has revealed no vio- king-gin, jn Sunday evening's eye-1 The San Francisco Missions man­ turn professional, she announced er* for tto 1933 National League . tts^ J tn 1 lat ion of the rules in the conduct ifiig pfogrtm at the Winter Garden agement announced Gene Mclsaac's here today. campaign. Trainer, Sunset Burke • Hopelessly out of the bosket- Inasmuch as we didn't take any of the fatal fight. velodrome. contract as a catcher, which he Mrs. Potter, wbo first won the NEW YORK, Peb. 16 (A- — Th* ball title race. Stanford and chances last night, we'll pick » heap Both the Italian and Sharkey re- | Irving Schuller, Berkeley peddler. signed several days ago, has been Northern California title ln 1926 and COLLEGE BASKETBALL New Yolk Yankees have re-engaged University, of California at Lo* o' fights tonight. The percentage Angeles will battle at West- stands at .683. fused to talk about tto possibility will probably team with Echeverria withdrawn by the club. Joe Bear-1 regained it last year after being BT lbe Associate* Press Jimmy "Sunset" Burke, veteran At Tacoma, Don Eraser over Leon­ of staging their bout In Boston tn tto one-hour team grind that has j wald. manager, said he already bad runnerup several times in tbe la Tempi* 43. Penn State 33. coach wbo was released several wood Friday and Saturday ard Bennett: at Pasadena. Billy Chicago or some other city In case been carded by Promoters Tom enough catchers. Mclsoac caught I terim.aal d she will establish a school Swanee 35. Vandarbllt 41. weeks ago. nights to keep out of tto cellar. Fapke Jr, over Joe Walcotu Bert the bar here ls not lowered. Georgia Tech 29; Auburn 30. Collma over ' Del Smith, Baby Sal Gallery and Jack Daro. 21 games for the Mission* last year.of golf instruction at Palo Alto. Pals .Mexico C.t»> S3; Louisiana Col- Burke, a close friend of Manager Both clubs ar* tied at tto Sorlo over Phil Bios, Gene Garner a** 41. Joe McCarthy, bad decided he was bottom of tto standings with over Charley Anderson, Archie Grant Cornell 38: Dartmouth 15. tired of traveling around the coun­ seven defeats and one win, tto over Kay Campo and George Ander­ 'International* Soccer Virginia Mil. Academy 18; ttm 51: son over Don Beattle. TROY BASKETBALLERS OFF FOR BERKELEY Army 37; Coast Guard Academy 33. try with a ball team, but he has de­ victories having been gained at STANDINGS TO DATE Fare at Loyola Sunday Washington Se Jefferson 3*. Weat Vir­ cided to try another season. He I* the expense of one another ta Won Lost Draw Pet. ginia 59. 9*ar 60 years old. games at Stanford Recently. LOS ANGELES, Feb. 16 (CNS)— LOS ANOELES. Feb. 18 (CNS)— Saturday. . Miami M; Wittenberg 53. 584 262 89 .683 John Burm's impotent Stanford In­ Baldwin Wallace 28: Western Reserve 41 Boccerites are scheduled for a real Positions at the top and bottom of Sine* tto Callfornlans have suf­ dians at the Westwood gym. Dubious Wake Forest 32; North Carolina State 25. treat next Sunday when the L. A. tto Pacific coast, southern section, fered no defeats from anybody* ex- honors of finishing ia tto cellar South Carolina 37; Newberry 27. SLATS ARCHERY MEET A. C. aggregation of ball hooters. basket ball heap will hinge in games cept the Trojans, tlie Northerners hinges on the two contests, as both BU fc-WIe34 . Kansas State 2*. DEL MONTE, Peb. 16 t£. — Se­ strengthened by Jimmy "Silver played at Berkeley and Westwood could go Into a ti* for first place teams have lost seven games and lection of Del Monte for tbe annual Fox" Allen at center half, tangle* tomorrow and Saturday nights. by copping both contests. The U. 8. woo one—having divided the first STEELE LOSES tournament of the Western Arch­ Hair Cutting with the Teuton team, the Victoria* Coach Sam Barry, coasting along C. tossers, led by Jerry Nemer, two-game series they played. ST. 10018. Feb. lg _..—Everett ery association July 14 to 16, next, U R K Men oi* QC Children at the Loyola stadium. with eight straight wins and ao sharpshooting forward, and toe However, Don Piper, stellar Bruin Marshall, 215 pounds. La Junta, was announced today. The associa­ Women JDC Sunday'* bill of fare will be defeats, will continue to defy "Old Guttero, rubber-legged center, are forward. 110 be seeking to regain Colo., used a front headlock to de­ tion is composed of clubs throughout 'We Satlifjr" strictly international with the Lo* Man Jfnx" by carrying his 13-men determined to smack tbe Bears st tbe conference scoring read la the feat May Steele. 216 pound*, of Cali­ the Par West. Competition wM be G S Arcade Shop Angeles Scots meeting th* Magyars Trojan squad to Berkeley tonight least once In their own lair. two games, thus giving tto Bruins fornia, after 41 minute* and 53 open to both men and womeWT be­ 25c ing given over to flight, wand, slant FURNISHINGS Room J—Fourth St Entrance at 1 p. m. and the L. A. A. 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Oopslderable real liquidation currencies rally. 2% Ml Bklyn M Trans 6s 68 .. 91 »1 Cotton quiet; March liquidation; Am Woolen ' .. 51V, 4% 93% K Y Tel gen 4',s» 19 108% 108 109 Bight. was reported, however. Am Wool pf _M hr 22% -N- Bklyn U Oaa 1st 4a 43 110% 109% 110% southern selling. Nash Mot I .... 13% 13<( 13 'i Buf R At P 4%s 57 _ N Y W te Boat 4%e 44. 43 41 Anaconda . [_ 144 4 _2»_ t'.* 42% 41% 41% Niagara .Bus 1.4s 90..... 40% M Aa the Moor swung down tbe hill­ Although the report of the na­ Sugar firm; active commission - „ ' St. 1% Nat Biscuit 2.80. — 34% 32% 32 . house buying. Arm ni A -. 23'.', Nat Cash R A Norf * w eon 4a ft M 99 side to where his camels were teth­ tional transportation committee waa Atch T & 3 F _____ 1_ *W%- 6% 6% •% c- 38', Nat Dairy Pr 2 , , Can Nat R; 4%a 97 82% 81 11 Nor Am Co Se 41 41 % 80 80 ered, A mile or so from the fort, ht Atl Refln la , - e.; 11% 13% 12 % *_-" 98% described "as "constructive" ln many 38<* Nat Distill ______Nor Am Ed S> is 63 80 80 to DOW, JONES AVERAGES Auburn Auto 4a - i . mi, 17 17 tf Can Pac _%a tt _____ 64% 64 84% frowned ln deep thought. quarters, lt was pointed out that Naupow 6c Lt !..__. Nor Am Bd Ss 69 C 74% 71 Dow-Jones preliminary averages: Aviation Corp _ 41'i 5»i 3% — 10% 10'i 10% Can Pac 4a pern J 57'J "It might bt A genuine coup," ht the candor with which tt discussed Industrial, 55.49, oft 1.22; railroad, - 13','s N T Central — 17% 16'i 16% Cen HI X Ae G 5a 51 69% "it 2i.» Nor Pac 4s 1047 B...... 74 73% 71 Nor Pae pr lien 4a 97... 19% •I 85% such matter as topheavy capital 26.33, off 1.05; utility, 23.90, off B- _ 45}'0 a N Y N H Se H 14% 13 13% Cen Fsc Sa 90 59 58% 69'i mused. "It might. Aad then again, Baldwln Loc ___—_ 514 »'4 N T One 6e W.. Nor Btatea Pow la 41 4_14t% 103 103 structures may have prompted some 0.4T. - 10f5,ti 914 3. 10% »% 10 cen Pee la* gtd 4a 4* 79% 77% 98% If I know my Riccoli, raj budding Bait At Ohio Noranda Mines 1.10B _01_ 30% Certatn-tede 9%• tt __ 31% 39 78% selling of securities. BarnsdaU 314 314 3% 20',« o Napoleon .,. t We than ate." NCW TORK EXCHANGE 814 8'i No Aa Avlat ______5% Si'. S% Chesap Corp Ss 47 79% 61 38 Ohio Pub Bre 7a 47 100% 10014 100% Beatrice Cr _ *'r C <_U O gen 4%s 92 101 88% With a ragged tough-looking man, Total sales _. 1,079.872 814 *_- North Am 10%t 13 31% 32., 101 Ore-Wash R RAN 4s 61 19% M II Bendlx Avlat 8'4 OB_ 4 4%s 77 89% 89 101 Previous day ,„. . 745,693 Bethlehem Stl _____ 13 13% Northern Pac ______14% 13% 14 clad la a goat-hair cloak, whom he 13% 30 30 Chl & El 111 5s 31 1, 10 9% Week ago 1.080.133 Beth Stl pf 3014 st Pao Oas <_. Eleo Ss 43.. 10»% 104% Mt addressed as Plerrepont, but who Year .ago 1.683,115 2014 20% Chic at West 4a 59 30 m Borden 1.60 • „ 31 Ohio "n _o —8'i 6 6 ai Pac T A T Ss 37...... appeared to ba but a dirty Arab Two years sgo 2.478.970 i 7% I—*T*- C M ArSrp Pac Sa 73 8% .104% IN 106 Borg-Warner -,-,- _____ 3 Otis Kiev 1...... 16", January 1 to date ___29.890.778 3'i 3 i 10*4 w% 10'i CMSPAePae adj 9s 200 ti' Para Publlx S',ia 50... tttt 10% camel driver, he discussed tte mat­ Briggs Mfg 4'. Otis 8.1 ___, 3 CHI __ NW cv 4.1S 49 J Year ago 57.381.120 Bklyn-Mnn T . 26'., 26., 3%- Si 11% 10% 18% Pen P A Lt 4%s «^...._ 11 » •0% ter at some length, and la tte 27'., Owens-Ill Ol 1. 33% 33% CRI&P evt 4%s 60 ... 12% 81% A sharp drop tn business failures took TWO years ago 81.130,794 Burr Ad Mach .40 6*. 6_i 6.i 33% 11% Pen R R 4%s M 84 French tongue, as they drank oof- CRI&P rfg 4s 34 24% 32% __. Pen It R gen 4 .is It 85% 84 84 place during tbe week ended February Bysrs Co Hid Ill's 10% fee together. Pao O tc El 2 27% Chile Cop 5a 47 »39 Pen R R 4%s 70 D . 88% 87% 88% V, according to Bradstreet's, which re­ NEW TORK CURB 11.14 27 Va 37% Clnn O ae L 4s 68 «% 11% Pac Ltg 3 38% 34% 98 Peo P LAC ef Chi 5s47 109 103 103 "Wonder it Langeac will have any ported a total of 500, against 587 ln the Total stock sales today _ 140 000 cinad Pac __T7_T t*. » . 34% CIST V T 4%a 77 C _ 99 90% 32% preceding week and 5____n the corre­ •Total aloek wales year ago—139,776 Paokarfl Mot —a— 62 Phlla Oe Se 67 : 84% 84 64— difficulty la Joining us tonight?" ease J I . .... *>', _»','. 3»% -»%- —2— Colon OU 8s 38 36% 39% 38 sponding week ot 1932. Total bond sales today . $3,500,000 Param Publix 36i 98 Phil Read C A I 6a 49 .. 39 36% Caterpll Tract ______Stfc 33'i, O'.s % % Colm O tc E 5s 53 May 82% 81 70% mused the dirty camel-driver, Total bond sales year ago 3.309 ooo 6 6 Penlck 1. Ford 28 27% Coml Inv Tr '3%s 49 103' 60% Phillips Pet 5%s 39 ... Tl 71 Celanese M___T^^^^ «14 27 lb 103% Portl Oen El 4%s 60 . Ittt changing the subject. The most definite improvement tn. 7 7 Penney J C 1.80.. 34% 23% Con Gaa N Y 3%a 45 105< 36% it M Cerro de Pas . A 33% 105% 105% Postal IM A O 5a 53 .. 33% steel business, apart from automobile NEW YORK BONDS Chea tt Ohio 2',. . 27.i 27 Penn R R 1*% 16% Cuba Nor Rys 5%s 4__ 18 181! 8181 . 33 "Hot he, my dear Plerrepont. Or 7 l.'a Pub Ser E A Q 4%t 67.103% 10321% requirements, ao far this year took Total sales today 11,451.000 Ches Corp 2s . 18 16% Peoples Oas L te SB 57?. 57% Cub Oane Prod 0s SO...... 1 1031 % 103% tf te tea tay difficulty, he'll over­ 2614 1 Pure OU l>4s 37 .... 78 76 place tn the past week, the -Iron Age Previous day - - i . . _- 9.499.000 Chi aaw. 4'.i 4 Petro Corp ,j 5% 6% 76 come it" aald. In reporting an increase ln opera­ Week ago :. J L 13.061.000 chl at w pf __._* 51s 1«1_ 5 Phelps Dodge 5% 5% !» tions to 30 par cent of capacity, against .. 10,923.000 Chi M Bt P te P pf 2'.!, 4 Del A Hud rfg 4a 43 79 77% 78% Year ago 3% Phlla IOi I 3','4 3>a 3'a D A R O 4s It Rcadg gen 4>bs 97 A. .. 86'i II 88 Both men laughed. 19-per cent ln the preceding week. Two years ago . 9.900.000 Chry.ler 1 . 1 5 11 33 32 33 .. Phillips Pet 5.i 5'i __ I>t Ed 5s 49 A It—_ 99 Rem Rand 3Vsa 47...__ S4% M 54 "He saw yoa all right today?" January 1 to dale _ .390.150.000 Colum G & Kl If 1014 12% Pierce ePb - sv t 434.851 000 13.. *3Ff_-t Ed 4%s 61 D 94' 93% 93 "Bt did." American manufacturers consumed Same year ago . Colum Carb 2 29'. 12 38% Procter A Oam __- Same two years ago .401.497.000 Coml Invest Tr 2. . 22*4 28 22 23% I Dodge Bros deb 6s 40. ll'i 80% 81 St LIMAS-aRAG div33.. 41 46 "And you're sure te recognized 21,661 tons of crude rubber ln Jan- Pub Svc N J 3.20 Duque Lt 4%s 17 A. 104% 104% 104% uary, compared with 16.000 tons ln De- Coml Solv .60 10'. 4 22 te Pulman 3 St L 8 P 4\m It...... ttt |% *__> jout" oember, a gain ot 37It par cent, the STOCKS IN SPOTLIGHT Comwlth te Sou . -Yt 10 2 Purity Bak I. I St L 8 P 4s 10 A .' 13% t Con Oaa 4 . ] 48.« , Erie rf Se 87 . 13% "Quite. We fairly exchanged Rubber Manufacturers association re­ NBW YORK, Feb 16. UP)—Sale, 49'. 2 37 25 36 Saab A L eon 8s 45.... 3% 3 t glances — after I'd made the ported. and closing price of the ten most Con Oil ' ._,_ 5'4 471. s% I arte gen lien 4s 94 48V 47% 47% Shell Pipe line Sa 52.. 77 77 Con Text . ._-__ Radio .^ •- 1 Tl sign. . . . active stocks today] 3*. % Shell Un 5s 49 w W.... 71 73 73% Wheeling St Lake Erie railway re­ T--.ns Gulf Sill 30.100 17 I'a Cont Can 2 ,,„,- 39--» »» 38*4 I Radio pf B Sine C OU col Te ST 99 98% "Yes .. . Langeac will be with us 26\ Cont Ina 1 20 - Radlo-Kelth-O Oen Petrol Ss 40 103% 103% 103 99 ported December net Income amounted U 8 Steel .29.500 14*4 38>« 14% Oen Steel Cast 3%s 49 46 45% 43% So Bell T A T Is 41.104 104 104 by-and-by," he continued, "tad then to $110,087. against $2356 In December. Allied Chem ... 27.700 76'i Cont Mot 14'. 1% Rem Rand Sou Pae 4%s 68 47% 46 24", Cont Oil Del .. •J. Ooodiich B F 6'is 47... 70% 70% 70% 46 we'll get off as soon as possible.*' 1*31. Stand Oil N J 27 700 114 5'.. Repub Stl .. Goodv T A R Ss ST 78 So Pad 4%s 69 ww ..... 46% 44 25.400 100*a Corn Prod 3 544 TT% 77% 44 Am T tc T 5', SO.a Rey Tob B 3.... Or Tk Rv Can 6s 36... 97 96 97 South By con 5a M ._..'. 60% 60% "Langeac . tht clever one," smiled Willys-Over .J 26.300 '. Cotv 52"_ 4 South Ry gen 4a 56 30% 19',', 60% Seaboard Oil Co. estimated its 1932 In­ . 4 4 Ot Nor Rv 7s 36 A. 54% 52% 53 18% the dirty camel-man. come at $850,000, against a reported In­ United Aire _J 25.100 21'.ii Cream of Wh 2.«b . 2514 2fl'i S W Bell Tel Sa 54. 106% 106 23.000 48. Crown Cork . 26'i Safeway Strs 3 Ot Nor 4'is 77E 41 41 106 "Clever aa the devil," agreed the come of $133,711 In 1931. Cons * Oas 16 18 Ot Nor tat 4%s 81 76 St Oll"N"j deb Sa 44.1104^4 104% 104% Atchison R R 22.200 39', Curtlss-Wright . 16 114 1% St L-San F pf.... Tt « St OU N T 4%B It __. 90% 99' 89% other. 20.700 70 • *ft Seaboard Oil The number of persona employed In Union Pac - ... Curtlss-Wr A • _*_ 2% H studebaker ta 43 38 34% 34% The two tipped their coffee In -_. Sears Roeb Hudson Coal 9s 62 A 33 33% 33 Oklahoma industrial pursuits during -D- Servel . .«__.. silence for a while.. January waa 23.387 compared with 21.746 Hud A Man rfg Is 57 A 85% 83 85'., T B\R 8H.VKR Davison Chem . *.« l',s l'« Ten Bl Pw rfg tt 47A 89% 89% 89% "What art you laughing at?" In­ for the corresponding period In 1932. Del a Bud .. 46'. Shattuck F o % Hud A Man ad) Inc Ss NEW YORK. Feb. 16. UP)—Bar silver 44'4 43 Shell Union Tea Corp Se cvt ei __... 87% 86% quired the camel-driver. State Labor Commissioner W. A Murphy Del Lack At W 33*4 21 21% 87 . S3 31 51«« steady, 14 higher at 13%. Simmons . 103 U Tob Prod N J 6%s 2021 99 II reported. Dome Mines 1.30 B.. 14". 1414 14% Hum Oil * R Ss 37 10344 103% "Thinking of Riccoli's face when Douglas Aire 1. . 10'i 10 ..1 So P tt sup 1 go V 1 confront him wtth Langeac" Drug Inc 3 ro*. 33.» 34 ii Sou'Cat M 2 Illinois Sell Tel 5s 56 106% let 106 100% 99% 100 "May I be there to see," breathed j du Pont de N 2 34', 34% 35.„ Sou Pac III Cen 4%s 66 38 34 38 Un Pac 1st 4s 47 98% 98% 88% 35'4 Sent Ry ICACSLANOSa Unit BiDrus eo f IAs m5 3 6s 43 61 59 61 - the camel-man fervently. Std Brands is 63A . 4T% 45% U S Rub 5s 47 __. 38% 38 37 • • • -Eastman Rod 3 M's 51.i 52% m\. V tt h P A L Sa 44 TO Std G Sr. EI 1.30 Interb R Tran Ts S3.... 43 64% 64% 9 60% Sensation ... I • a Mil.. . 1 . IV« 1% Std Oil Cal 2s ... Utll Pw A L Ss 59 11 E3 Auto-1., 1.20 Interb B Tr rfg Ss 86 53% S4% 22% Nine days' wonder. 134* 14 14'", Std Oil KJ. Int Cement Sa 48 ._'-. £ Tonight, as far as we are concerned, there Is only one program worthy El Pow <- Lt .. 4% AS-- 88% S6% •t>a I- 47a- S'.ewart-Warn lot nt Nor ad] 6s 52 Vanadium Se 41 46 An Interest ta life at last—an ab­ -of mention as the evening's headliner . . KECA's "Pun Faetory, Un­ Erie R R 5 5 5 4 4 4 48% 46% •"tone A Web J I Int Hydro Elec 6s 44 33% 33% 33% Virginia Ry Sa 62 951 93 95% solute tonic had B marvelous cure limited." Why? Because tonight's lun effort is dedicated to newspa­ F- J Studebaker .. I int Paper evt Se 47 A ... IT 46 47 Of incipient sun madness. And what do Fid P Fire Ins i 20 15'. Int TAT cvt 4%s 39. permen fand women) and to Radio Editors ln particular] i5"i 15'. 31 29 30 Warner Bros P -wts -39 15% Bom be 111 had not head ta vain for you think? . . . We're going to turn a sketch en- First Nat Strs 2i,s 49 «J»a 47% Int TAT deb 5s 55.... 38 27 27% 13% '-•'• actor and emote ln Fox Illm A Texas Corp ls . «Western Bl It 44 99% te had deserted in the night—and l'i IJi 1% Tex Gulf Stil .. 87% 97% titled, "Breadline." Other radio .- Freeport Tex 2 20's K West Md 4s 52 63 62% given les legionnaires something to editors to parade their thespian tal- I g P. M. 22% 20.., Tex Pac L Tr K O Pow A Lt 4%a 61 103 102' i 103 West Pac 1st 5s 46 ,, I) 82% if KECA—Myron Nlesley (songs) (N). -G- Tide Wat As K C South la SO 53 S3 Western Un 5s 51 48% T talk about. cuts before the microphone are Ray I -'I'a 47% 47% KFAC—Jerry Joyces Or.-hestra, '_. hr. Oen Am Tank 1. IT 16«4 16'.- Timk Roll B la K C Term 4s 60 92* 91 91 western Un 5s 60 46 At least, he was missing from hit de O'Fan of the Examiner, Ken I Trs-nsamerlca 46 48 KFi—Amos n' Andy (serial) IN), Oen Bak 2 14 13.S 14 Kans Oaa A E 4 %s 80 89 Wheel 8t 4%s 33 B 46 46 post, aad he could hardly have van­ JYogley of the Dally News, and KFWB—Jack Joy'B Concert Orch. Oen Elec .40 _ 13'^ 12% 13 Ttt- Cont Corp Wilson A OO ltt 6s 41 89% 48 KHJ—Headlines (newspaper aerial). Oen Panels 2 2-sJ Tt -Ia- 80% ished into thin air. been spirited aolme Palmer from the Hollywood 2T-, Las Oas 5%s 53 ...... 63% 63% KMTR- The Dusky Stevedore (vocal). Oen O te th A .... 1 1 1 63% y, , away, kidnaped. Cllizen-News. Un Carbide 1 20 23% 22 32% Liggett A M 5s St.. .108% 108 101 SS KTM—Virginia Karna. Charles Lterlcy Gen Mot 1 . 12 On Pae 6s .73 Youngstwn SAT la 78 35% N "What a fool!" aald les legion­ Gillette 1 14% 15% 60 TO And you may be sure of one (songs); Miniature Symphony, 1 hr. 15'I Unit Aireraft^^(^___ 22 20% 21% naires aa one man. 1:13 P. M. Gold Dust 1.20 ... 13 _ 13'» 33'. Unit Carbon 12% 12% thing-... Our extreme and notorious Goodrich 4>i 12% Where on earth did te think he KECA—Townsend Murder Mystery (Nl L,,? _ n..Ah ' 1 Unit..-1 Corp .40 , « -7% .7 7% modesty will keep our talents well. KFI--The Symphony Hour (Nl, 1 hr. | I Goodyear T _fc R could get to, from here? How long In hand so as not to steal the show ",? ''•.!' United Corp pf 3a ... 35% 35 35% KFWB—H.nry Starr (aongs-ptano). Oraham-Paige I,? l,P Unit Fruit 3a ...... 28% 27% 37% -OB Angeles Stocks Chicago Grain did he think be was going to live "We exchanged glances--* from those two funny-men, Messrs. KH.T Guoiy Gas diollci. ', hr. Gt No Ry pf _ "'J %!• Unit Oas Im 1.20 "% 17 17% ia that desert without water? Cliff Clark and Leo deary. Don _ KM TR— L'KIV. Concert Orcheatra. Qrlgsby-Orun __ u S Indus Aleo ... 18 17% 17% The silly lunatic knew what a ter­ -H— U 8 Pipe % child, Poussln, who, baring had a forget, for some real acting, tune 8:30 P. M. 8 8 8 rible business it hwt been for the KECA—Ous Arnhelm's Orch.. 'j hr Houston Oil .. 2 12 U f» Rubber ...... 4 3% 4 LOS ANOELES, Feb. 16. — CHICAGO. Feb. 16. 0JJO—Reports glass of wine, put his uniform to In KECA tonight at 9:15. 2l 3 properly-equipped section to reach KFAC—Tom Se Walsh (T. Brer.emani. Houston Oil new _n__r _t 11 8 Steel 26% 25% 26% Three issues reached new lows for that Russia will be In the world's bed aad folded himself up, upon A recent poll conducted among KFWB—Tahiti (serial drama), >i hr. Hudson Mot . . J U s Steel pf %t 38 56% 57% the year on the Los Angelea stock alt spot where they had built tha the shelf above. radio editors throughout tbe coun­ Utll P A Lt A .. 3% 3% ,3% wheat markets to buy la tbt near KMTR— Parade of the Nations, .2 hr. exchange today as pressure on cer­ future firmed up wheat prices on post. "MO, Bombelli has deserted, and try selected the following artists for 8:45 P. M. HI Cent . 13% 12% 13% Aad how long did te suppose he IndtL.t. Bay 3 .... tain issues continued to manifest the board of team today and eradi­ by this time tomorrow hell be back, their "All-American Radio Team": KFAC—Frederick Blttke (songs): 33 33 34% Vanadium II' 1,1% il-solf. Bank issues and oil stocks was going to escape the attention. Studio Concert Orchestral.,\4 hr. I niter Rami 22 21 31% cated an early decline of fractional his tail bttweta bla legs, begging Dance Orchestra '____... Guy Lombardo Interb Rap T •1% were active again, although the aad attentions, of tht Arabs—Bed­ Symphony Orchestra - - ^>iM..4_.iphif KNX-Drflry Lane .tsoogsj, et al. _-__ 441 Warner Plctj -w proportions. for a cup of water . , . Or tltt Int Bus Mach 6 87% 83% 83*4 1% l'i market wee Inactive generally and ouin, Touareg, Hoggar raiders, Moor­ Kale ginger of Popular Senses ... KECA—The Goldbergs (serial) (N). Int Harvest 1.20 16% West Mary 6 1% te_l be brought back by 'friend- T_..~ _-.-.._. ,'. Morton Downey 18 1.-4 lower. Prominent professionals aad com­ ish mountaineers? What did te KPWB—Antique Shop (music). ... hr. Int Nick Can .. 7% West Un Tel 20% 19% 30% lies,' filleted like a sola, and wtth a Female Singer of Popular Bongs ... 7% Westlngh Air ls mission houses lifted the surplus out suppose they'd do to him when they KHJ—Eddie Duchln's Orch., '_, hr. int T A T .'.a 15% 14 14 Standard Oil sold 600 at 23, down few eyes, tan, lips and Other spare- . i . _ -. • Ruth Ettlhg KMTR The Beverly Hlliblllles, 1 hr. 8 Westlngh El A M . 25% 34% 25% %, new low. Union Oil traded 600 of ths pit in late trading. Earlier, caught him, aa most assuredly they parts missing." Male Singer ot Classical Songs _. KNX—News Flashes*. -J- Wlllya-Over . % % selling operations had predominated, would? Lawrence Tibbett KTM—Jay Whldden's Orch., > hr, Johna-ManvUle 17% Woolworth 2.40 30% % at 10, down %. "Such are not spare-parts," ob­ t 39% 30 eastern Interests and professionals Female Singer of Claealcal Songs _ 9:15 P. M. -K- Worth P A M 12% 13 Security-First National set a new The poor pitiable silly fool. What jected Pert VouaaUi. Jessica Dragonette KECA—Fun Factory, Unlimited. *< hr. 12% supplying most of the contracts. worse spot could be have chosen ta Dialogue Act"Z-.~...... 'Asnot 'ri' Andy Kelvmator Y low, selling SM at 4014, down tt. Slowly turning a majestic gaze KFAC Gene Johnston-Jay Gould. Kennecott Yell Trk A - 2,4 2% : Com tad oats dipped wtth wheat, all Africa, from which to attempt Master of Ceremonies Ben Berate KFI—Howard Thurston. Magician iN). Kresge S S. c 3% I Transamerlca's turnover of 300 waa upon the foolish Interrupter. Studio Announcer ...... Davis Ross I KNX—Marion M..n_!oUl Se Orch. Youngs t Sh A T . . 10 8% 1» % I made at 5. down %. California but rallied only slightly from the to desert? "Indeed?" replied Tant de Solf. Sports Announcer ... Ted Husmg 9:30 P. M.' Bank traded 250 at 37, unchanged. lows. At the close wheat was % Aad what a queer thing, too, tbat "By tte time poor Bombelli tea All-Dramatic Program ....March ot Time [ KFAC—Musical Cameoa. tj hr. ont higher oa all positions, while a man Who obviously stood high ln Foremost Comedy Act ...... Jack Pearl KFI -Crime club (drama) (ET) K, hr. Southern California Edison com­ been induced to spare them, X should Feminine Harmony.Team ___.tre._s KFWB—Ted Dahl's Orch.. >s br. mon told 300 at 23%, down tt, new all corn and oats dellveriee were tht favor of the Sergeant-Major have thought they'd hata been re­ Male Harmony Team Mills Brothers tt cent lower. KHJ—Zocl'ner String Quartet, '/a hr. low. Edison ttt per cent sold 300 should desert! A man Who was markably spare-parts. Sol then, of News Commentator Edwin C. Hill KMPC—Record Program. at 21%, down tt. never "for lt," never ln cells, never course, unlike yourself, I am not a Instrumental Soloist David Rubtnof KNX—Tho Violin Choir, »'. hr. la trouble of any tort—a man more­ Organist rf¥*1* _ Jesse Crawford KTM—The KTM Ranch Boys, 1 hr. GRAIN FUTURES thinker ... Now. if anyone had said Ida dalley Allen over, Wtth good pickings as an of­ Women's Home Advice 9:45 P. M. ** Following arc today's quotations on | WHEAT— High Loa Close that a rum-bottle was a spare-part KMPC—Violet Palmer, concert pianist. STOCK QUOTATIONS ficer's servant. tho New York curb exchange: -II- May .47% of you . . . 10 P. M. INDUSTRIALS— Bid Asked __tt .*rtt 5 PM. High- Low Last Byron Jackson . ___..... 1% 3 July __,..__. .tttt .47% .48% WeH, well—if they'd been told that "Yes. Bombelli has deserted and KECA -Nathan, Abas iN), 14 hr. KECA- Railroad Stories (HI. _. hr Holllng Oold .. 8% 8% September KFI. KFWB, KHJ—News Flashes. Claude Neon Elect ... _. 8»i .40% At .48% one of tht Section waa going to will either come back alive or be KELW -Riders of Rio Grande, 1 hr. STOCKS Humble OU 2.. 43% 43% Douglas Aircraft _...._ 10 U-t t CORN— desert, tht very laat man they would KFAC—Christian Science Program. KFVD—The Spanish Players. '» hr. 2 brought back dead—some of him, KMPC—The Cardinal Mais Quartet. A— Emsco Derrick com .... ttt May ,„„...„,) •25% .25% •Vtt have expected to do so would have KFI—Rudy Vallee's Revue <»»» 1 hr. Imp Oil Oan Globe OAM com '» anyhow." KFWB—Record Program. KNX—Crockett Mountaineers. _i hr. ______H^^| High Low Last ett 8% 11 July ...... :.... _27>i .26% .27 been Major Rlccoll's orderly. KFAC, KFWB (10.051, KMTR—Dance Internet Pat Ooodyear TAR pfd ._ 24 26 September But Bombelli* neither came back KHJ—Red Nichols' Orchestra (Ci. Alum Co Am . 45 43% 43% 9.s Taylor M-uing ___. ___. •3ttt •tttt .28% KIEV—Twilight Musicals iETI. 1, hr Orchestras, 1 hr. Am Clt P A L B *"l t OATS— Nor, tt trajispired, was that the nor was brought back, tad of all is* 3% 3% 3% Van .Oe K_mp ,„, 5 May KMPC—Record Program. >_• hr. 10:13 P. M. Am Cyan B 4% 4 Lake Shore M ; ttt •184« . •Ittt .Ittt queerest thing about this queer busi­ tte puzzled men hi Post Ont, none KFI—Phil Harris' Orch.. l'i hrs. 4 33% 32' 32% Western Pipe . ...__ RYB— KNX—J. Newton Yates (organ», '» hr. Am A Fgn P war 4% 4 4 Lehigh CAN 6% BANKS— t ness, for tt soon became known that was mora puzzled than Sergeant- KRKD—Americana irecords), >j hr. KHJ—Kb a Zeb (rural skitl (XT). m May 34% 34% 34% Am Oas A El la 25% 23% 23% lone Star Oaa .64f 7 li Citizens Nat Bank _ 33 34 y_m**tW* had deserted manned. Major Vittorelli—unless lt were Ma­ 5 15 P. M. KMPC-Recordings (variety), 2.4 hrs Am Light A T 2s 16% 16 16 Julv .. 44 %B 10:30 P. M. 8" Sea First Net Bank ...... 41 Absolutely unarmed; for, before KFAC—Record Program. Am Sup Power .. 3% 3% -M- _. . MISCELLANEOUS— -ttt BARLEY- jor Riccoli. KF.CA—The Ship of Dreams (N). 3% Mid Weat Uttl KFWB—Jeanne Dunn (songs); Pianos. I Art Nat Oas A _ 1% 1% 3 is 3 is 3/16 I L A Invest Oo _ May ltt* going over the wall, h* had leant bit KHJ—News Flashes: Town Topics. KFVD—Record Program. 1 hr. 1% 1% ltt Copyright, 1932. F. A. Stokes 00. As O A EL A 1*4 1% Pacific Finance Co 4% rifle and fbttd bayonet against lt, 5:30 P: M. KHJ -Ted Flo-ltito'a Orch.. 1KFRC1 7% is,, S Atlas Corp . 7 Nat Bellas Base.. Pac Mutual Life ,.M 26% aad there they were when tbe ser­ KECA—Everett Foster (songs), (N). K.VX--.T Newton Yates, organist. 7 1 27 CASH GRAIN PRICES KFAC—"Who-Blll" Club. '_. hr. KTM -Pep pentrelll's Orch.. 1 hr. -B— Newmont Mln 15 14. 14% Transamerica . "'• S geant of tha guard came to relieve Strange help is plotted, to­ N Y Tel 6% pf 6%. 115", Western Air Express 13 14% CHICAOO. Feb. 18. (."•— Wheat. No KFWB—Lone Indian Luci-.v Charm. 11 P. M. Blue Rid c 3h .... 23 24' 115 115 him. Actually, Bombelli's rifle and Nlag Hud Pow ll"i PUBLIC OTILITllS--_ 3 red, 45. Corn. No. t white. 33%.tf morrow, for Otho Belleme. KHJ—Sklppy's Adventures ( KECA—Pacific Serenadera (N). tt ltt Bid Asked Crum Sc Foster 6:15 P. ill. I St Oil Kv 1.20 Richfield Oil ...... , . tha heavy supplies cleaned up. ' 8'i 13 10% 10'i Richfield Oil pfd % Bank Manhattan ...... 28 Crum te Fost Ins .. KFAC—Hotel Dance or<-l_»aira. '% hr. E- I Swift A Co "*% Wt Chase National , , . 30% t32o% toast avocados were In liberal supply Crum Sc Fost tea 7 pf ... IS lt KFWB—Ted Dahl's Orche Highlights Tomorrow Bond A Sh 6 . f . 14% 13% Swift Int 3 14« Standard oil of Cal 1 22% 22% and Wtth slow demand dealers dropped 6t mm Union Oil (Call . Wsk • 140 ISO Depos Bk Shra N T • 2.95 nam KHJ—Larry EunJCs Orchestra 11;.. Bond A Sh pf 6a 38% 38% *«'• 10'i Fifth Avenue . 1310 1480 ths price ef Fuertes le a range of 17 Diversified Tr A KNX—c.cll Se Salty (senali (El .. hll.V. 6 \ ill; to 5 1*. M. «tlte par Ilk « - , -F- Tampa El 2.24 25 V 25%. First National 1435 14S5 Incorp Investors , . 12 . 6:30 P. M. Irrtmga i^lnti • n't Music Hour (N|. Oen Aviation 4'i 1% 1 "• Bandlnt Petroleum ^_._ 145 .70 Bankers . 68% Bunched vegetables mewed rather Nation Dlde Sec vie KNX—SI te Elmer 1 rural skit). KHJ, 9 to 10:13 A. 31- Olen Alden .. . 9 i United Oas . 1% i_ 1% ftt. slowly attb prices unchanged from yas- Nor Am Tr Shares t4' J 3% CattrpilUr Tractor ______6 ttt Brooklyn Trust ISO 175 •1.2 6n t 6:45 P. M. Cuugres ioniil Metnorinl Sen Ices (CI I Goldman Sachs T - 2% 2% j Un Lt A P A ._ 3% 3 Chapman Ice Crease -_.... 1.15 1 Central Hanover • ,. 130 terdsy. Nor Am Tr Sh 1855 . 140 80 KECA—Newa Flashes: Sports Talk. KM lit. 1 IS to 18 A. M Ot Atl A P nv 7b.I 140 138 138 CtUea Service ...... ,"-„, 2% ift- Nor Am Tr Sh 1956 '- KFAC—Organ Recital. Chemical ...____-... 40% 42% Tbe market was over supplied with 1.60 1JW Unlier-lty of California program. Gulf Oil Pa . 27% 28% 26% Woolwth Ltd -w Claude Bean of N Y % 17% Northern Secur .. KFWB—Mr. Bay de O'Fan («'*_. A's> MAC. Bill to 18:38 A. M. 12% 12* Ittt celery and prices remained et a low 25 30 Oeneral Motors . 12% Corn Exchange ... 69 72 lev.lu. Chula Vista offerings ranged Hepres Tl Shra _____ 5.64 814 KNX—Lawrence King i.-yniA-p: Organ. - t7m.e_-.iiy of Smitheru California. Kinner A A M Corp Ltd 35 Two Year Trust Sh 50 Empire „.-, , 23% 25% from 85«<7Se per half crate. KRKD-Eight-Ball & Mr. null (skit). KECA. 10 M 10:30 A. M. 5 Packard Motors . 2 Ouaranty , 331 338 - 8 Elec Lt & p "A" 13»*»i i 7 P. M. Eddie Albright's Ten O'clock Family. fp* Impenrt valley grapefruit continued H_. So California Oas t% pfd. __'•» Irving „ r ,,- - '••'- 23% V 8 Elec Sc 9 "B" vtc 7.S 3ft KECA—Paul Roberts, Orch:, "i hr. KR. 18.30 to 11:30 A. M. Tom Reed Mints ... 90 to mote slowly at the unchanged price KFAC—Jerry Joyce's Orch., Manufacturers ... 27% 29% Woman's Magaelne ot the Air (Nl. 31 N Y Title A Mortgage of tl 15. 1 25 per box on sizes ranging KFI—Jack Pearl as "Baron Munchau­ KHJ, II to 11:30 A. M. Foreign Exchange TJvestoek Market - *'• J from 64a to 100s. sen ': Abe Lyman's Orch., iNj. i hr. I New York Trust .. 95% 88% American School of the Air iC). 1 Title Ouaranty A Trust 28 Imoerlal valley lettuce waa tt liberal KFWB—Tascha Borowsky's Elisor KFI, 11:30 to 11:43 A. M. Jl KHJ—Clno Severl's Concert, '.a hr. United Ststes _ 1690 1790 supply and tte market weak. Bank Clea "Baby Care." Mrs. J. T. Oordon (N) , NEW YORK, Peb. 18.' I,1'I—Foreign ea- LOS ANOELES. Peb. It. tU.Rl—Live­ rings KMTR—Military Music (records). KECA. 11:45 A. M. te 12:15 P. !.!. California Ban Diego county saw crop British KNX—Frank Watanabe, -Archie (skit). change firm; Oreat Britain ln dollars, stock. Hog receipts, none; quotable top Queen potatoes were in slightly heavier r Cliff Clark-Leo Clary A Company. KRKD—News Flashes. I KECA, litis to 1:10 P. M. others ln cents. around $4.25. supply and best-fobbed at S'jigS'ic per The following are today's be.uk clear­ 7:13 P. M. pound. "Ootterdammerung"- by Wagner, from Oreat Britain. 13 43%: cables. $3.43%: Cattle. 500; holdovers. 184: slow, most­ LOS ANOE1.ES. Feb. 16. (CNS)—Quo­ Liberty Bonds ings and debits: KFWB—Tarzan (serial) . Metropolitan Opera House, N. Y , (N). tations on leading stocks were reported Sweet pc.atoes continued to move O-lendale debits. 1404.9SS.1S. KMTR—Studio Dance Orchestra. sixtv day blls. $3.42%. F,'. nee, demand. ly steady: common to good steers, $3.50 KHJ. 1:30 to 2 P. M. 302%: cables, 3.92 7/16. Italy, sn. at noon today by the California stock slowly w.th local Jerseys ranging from Loa Angeles debits, 126.518.216. KNX—Jean Garver's Novelty Quartet. ; United States Army Band Concert iC> • 4.85, hellers. $4i?i5.50. common to good 35. S0c per ina, San taauuln valley San Francisco. 115.800,000. KRKD--Overtures (records), V. hr. cablea. 8.11%, , cows, $2.85(^3.50; cutter grades, $1.50 exchange aa follows: KHJ, 2 to 3 P. M. High Low Last High Low Cloae Jerseys brought 50.55c per log wtth Berkeley. 1570.957 7:30 P. M. The Happy-Oo-I ucky Hour at KHJ. Dcmanda: Belgium, 13.97%: Germany, ...2.75. Lib 3',_s 33-47 103.3 102.38 103.31 so-lb. states at soc»iti_o. Oakland debits. 18,346.300. KECA—Organist a Colonial Quartet. I 23.82U; Holland. 40 20: Tokyo. 20.57%; Eureka LUly^ .09 .08», KNX, 2:30 to 3 P. M. Calves, 25; quotable steady. Hecla „„ 2.85 .oa~4 Ub 1st 4UtS 33-4? 102.35 103.30 102.23 Mexican tamataaa wars unchanged at KELW—Spanish Troubadours. >_, hr. I Calif, Federation of Women's Clubs. Shanghai, 28.43%: Hongkong, 22.12%: 3.85 IJI Sheep, none; medium to choice laaiba Macassa 27 Lib 4th 8Us 33-38...... 103.10 103.30 103.3 90„ 90c par Ib. on fancy StripM offer­ COMI MARKET KFAC—The In-Laws (comedy skit 1. KKCA, 3 tn-3.-M P, M. - Montreal .83.75: Mexico City (silver _«'_ Ol ' Lib tth 4>'«s reg 33-18 103.4 101.3 101.2 KFWB—Patrick Se Marsh Orc'n . n Tir. t peso), 29.25. $5.25 u 6. Moscow Sliver attfc ings. Original luge of No. {Mexican NBW TOBK. Peb. 16. iU.B—Copper MIscha Dorl's Waldorf-Astoria Or. (H) 01', M\; Trs 4th 4'ia reg 33-M..103.4 103.3 101.2 offerings brought mostly tl 25 par Bta KHJ—Chandu. the Magician iserlal). KRKD, 3:30 to 4 P. M. p New Quincy ______.01 buying continued small here and abroad Ophlr _____... .02"., 00*« 01 Tress 4>,s 47-S3 110 t 100.21 lOt.10 Imperial valley 4-basket crates ranged KMTR—Studio Program, i/2 hr. Frank Bull's Jtg-Tlme (records). 03 Treaa 4s 88-84. lOS.t 105.38 101.28 today, but seversl fair sized Individual KNX—Tbe Bollywood Hams (serial). TREASURY RECEIPTS CALL MONEY Pioneer Oold ,.82'i from 13.38_I-.T_-, depending on alas and salsa wars.reported in tte export field. KHJ, 4 to 4:36 P. M. 4.62'j _**. Treaa 3 "is tt-SS .... 104.10 103 28 103.18 quality. m 7:45 P.M. The Hodge Podie Lodge of KFRC, 8 T WASHINGTON. Feb. 16. 1..1— Treasury NEW TOB__ Fob. It. (_.—Call money Premier Oold ... JS Treas 3*_s 80-43 June 103.10 103 102.8 Foreign prices turned easier, the red KECA—String Trio KMTR. 4:30 "to 5 P. M. :_cipts for February 14 were $2,521.- teady; 1 par cent all day. Time loan.*. tound Mountain .oS'i __>>« T_:_s 3~_s 43-4? ...ttt 101.38 103 metal being aetd -t 4 to 405 cants a KFAC—The Lampiit Hour (music). Henry Murtau.h (organ rectiall. • __td; expenditureai £6.302,62580; bal- .teady: 60-120 days. >._: 5-8. months _• "liver King Coal.. 2.55' 2.35 -«'- "Wt **7tt 41-13 Mch.102.7 103.4 102.5 corrrg MABKRT pound e. 1. f. tocdon. Hamburg and KHJ—Myrt te Marge 1 serial 1 I (J). KFAC, 4:43 to 5 p. M. •-ce. $330.91)0.783.-7. Custom duties for per cent. iMme! commercial paper, 1!_ I _scoe ..1.31 1.30'i .58 1 . Havre, compared with 5.08 to S_3 centa KNX—Parade of KNX Artists, 1 hr. 1 -rasa lllt.4t-m.____. tt.it tea tte NEW YOBK. Feb. 18. SMS .'lac. Rio University of Southern California. Fourteen days of February, at,l68,300._8.' Bankers acceptances unchanged. .01 ia .03>_ Treas 3s *'-»« VIM StA fl.14 ' yesterday. I White Caps .01 vt 3.'* 7t eat spot, tfti tantos ta •*«»**. _iis

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1% MM RVENlNfi

mttamtna it ft... ,!„.». Lagal .latitat * ***•-' fftttf •*'_...-»! Business and Professional MtiTtia or TatiBTKK'a «__a "A iVjiiittfi Me. nttt Aiiiiutim _in__l- WHXIU-A-I, vf a deed of trust or "T 91* I 'If I Sftsep *•• Meg Htllttf ttaitafat In trust, dated June 18. 1030. recorded July 3, ItW. In Book arraaMtMiM rata _«_^_irin«i______101 tft. I'aga 91, m G_A_UU _»__r_a WHO KNOWS lUtlf TH" srn- fecial af Lna Angelea County, California. rata* to thins, an ilia imtiia^ rhwt Whnl. IN In This Marc, lino Vlrnmontrm and Refugio • Its j______8__*__:« ______•"'ti'-rr- sal) |Ll|M •.-ti--.r-.il CA$H Viramontes, husband and wife, did ABTI.KJIAI raeva Unredeemed grant and convey the property WO_oani.it. .-m.ntnNi.tr fAui rinijw__i-i>~_Y alf IT _-t!!t«.'..!im. eat »_• taaatt ie wiili., nft$ffl -T" .TOM "__T_ Pflt therein and hereinafter described to PXRT, too OP QUICK BRBVlOa DAY nursery! stilled, e.e-eti.neeM sartsnsfsi .HI sail Beata He-tee start, saHaiisHaa r .t.!t_Ur*, )H 1 OVW.T HI'MF. ttl Storage? __CT__5 GUARANTEE AND TRUST oa ftrotrr. win. OAIX POR AND oa tats "«fs *f men'h -r far p_e*_ WStl t _sa_-> (a iIslti parts an eiw_ asms laat He'tfts aao| alMl*»(.tH. JPIIOHB BSt. COMPANY, a corporation, ** trustee, LIVER fB.-Hill 1448 TTM BT UANIIV iNV__.rMs-i.-r oo -lUllf-I. ttt R Iree "sS» »J "**"_"""_ lata* *__.• roKS. pt-wafe ttt- LOANS riANO TVI4INO —••i --IS Jliltd t* . fla mtlinnl*. tranwi awMMaa tt_.i tat att lilt Shear's with power at sale, to secure, among *Wm Ft.--.rB VVMO Wftftt. MON-.T avroMoanjt IWAOBAWCB lt_I.l.AMtl DUTCH plana ieehi IS. Uni­ . Attn LOAN To"~SM_t_7 ii.m_-_i»ir IS te___ »i<_. ua A_S tttHie MMaa llf -___-__: ***•*• l_»tW*p< ItMthtt, , | other things, tbe payment of one Ins 13.80. Volclns. repairing y on awnt KX-IIAN__ FOB naiTKM. wnire wtlti pais WH IteatBaf. 1 to settle old hlUe. certain promissory note (and other AN all risk poller, tasked br stability Box iiei. oxTtocm. iioT*;~_in5HW^TT55_ri^^t^T __tC Ntt'. eunisf f-Hasi, ptivalt e_lt_ftee'-~a_e„- —to fwy uttt fat lass than coal tf partial covsras*. Jensen, 1718 Ocean Ave Phon* niei «i, pliohei gsragei meela -rllpiial. ttl •—to ony new clotheg for their famlHee sums of money advanced and In­ W. B. Canine. 3810 Pico. Ph. soil ?_-___ MsiuT cnn.pt*.*. veil WaiVd. gooil room": wster free; us. Adult- Wtlts nilii Bl, Phone mil. AUCTION iSolTOT lens*. Oan arrange terms. See Chas. A Bos, corner Llncglit * OSone, O. r. tnd themretres. terest thereon), la favor of Pacific BAV OtTIBB ROoPiitd OO iTi_ w -Allrartlre twnnr rooms. In —tt meke home improvemente. Teener, lit 8. M Bltd tipA1.Aisttrartt-i . henee. _i_r Fi_nT«liVi_1 INI 1932 Storage Building St Loan Association, a cor­ 1734 STANFORD STRAIT •mundst ttt. asnits moat deelrable uelshhorhood. Ill Wesh> Drop III tt nnr conveniently located of- autLDiNO aaavica ESTABLISHED ttlt fHOME M7M rOIU-TAIN lunch in drus store, dnins S'Hid Tenth stt. Union Aee. Bsnts Monies. Phone 1WI8 ftot end let tt trttntt ft loan that __•*-»« poration, and assigned to W. H. BUlLDtNO. remodelins. roollns. cement Tomorrow, Feb. 17th ROOPtNQ. PAINTING, decors tine, ftii business. Owner leering, Price 1100. In- lie-_BAtrt!rtlU.f fiirnisha. 4 mm t_inEE5?-in iJuwJr intotrr ROOM! ttt- can repay In email monthly amount* Comstock. Receiver of United States watt eat floors i-flnished Phons tssss oulre Mis wilshire. honsst orsrstuffsn furultursi aarsas| out of your income 614 O'Campo Drive. Pselflc Palisades prlesa Best workmanship Phons m» al STAlRBt It A WKKK. OBNTLBMAN Building aad Loan Association of 61441 isori Trolleyway. Ocean Park. adult* 17.11 17th Bt PRSFVRIUtD. Ill I4TH BTRBEI 10 A.. M. 130—FOUB room front honee, redecorated, Acme finance Service Lot Angeles, a corporation; and coLoaaa TILINO NOTIFY tha nubile every niabi that you *n Apartments Far Rent Unredeemed storage goods sold to the aleealna porch, aaratsi nsar Blab school, «4A if. m.isa B-tLonto highest bidder. Llvlnt room, dining, bed­ WHEREAS, a breath uf the obli­ '-" an still la baslnsss, stats the typo, ad- rtlRNISBED bus, ssr line; wstsr paid. 3930-B M 81 Hotala let Sants Montea Bird. Phone Mttt dress and pbooe nanbtr: wbsn tbey room furniture: boxes, barrets, trunks, gation tor which aaid deed of trust Tile Drainboards $10 Up 117.60 AMD tia—Very attractive 1 room radios, pianos, rugs, laundry equipment* All Work Ousrsnt.s-Pti._t 33041 assd eta er pear product, rou will te> Loans Secured in 1 Day or transfer ln trust is security bat cslve a nsw oiiaUWBII. Ths cost ts nomi­ No For Rent Sign Ever bungalow.. overstuffed furniture; sa- etc- a chsnee in a lifetime to Pick tin occurred in that there baa been a COLORED tlllns and plastering: drain- nal. A OT atatt per tap. CaU Classi­ ragei near bus; water paid 1723 tth Bt Avon Hotel AOTO AND COLLATERAL goods at your own prist. boards tit apt plaster repairlns snd new fied Mt, a u mas Reached 40,000 Readers 133? THIRD STRBST B- MIOKBY, lot Bar Pities Bldt. 11448 dtfaulf In tba payment of tbe west. aU tasrsatssd. Phons ttttt. M Flata aad Duplexea New* low monthly ratca offered tt busi­ PRIV ATB losns srrsnsed In amounts up THESE SALES HAVE PROVEN A VERIT­ monthly installment 0_ principal BHOt BSPAiaiNO Per Day to 11000. Phone UNO tit Central Tower ABLE OOLD MINE TO PEOPLE Of TBA PEBTILKEBS—Nt-asaar STOCB ness people seeking refinement, comfort PAST, so IF TOU HAVE NEVER AT­ - aad Interest Am aad payable oa LADIES' heel lifts, sll kinds, lio; ladies' And ret (list It exactly what a Classified roa BENT. roa.-ISBEI) and 34 hour hotel service b-lMins. FERTILIZERS, trass seeds, top soil; lowest Ball solas 80c: men's rubber basis 15c; Ad dass everr night. Why depend on s TENDED ONE. MAKE IT A POINT--TO aald atta July 30, IMS, and all sub­ prices etet. _L W. WlUtama Co., Hit ttO—LUXURIOUSLY furnished upper list. BE ON HAND FOR OUR BIOORST AMD men's half soles, IBP kind. Ma Loudon's, sign whan ths cost ef ASSURED COVER­ exceptionsllr large, 1 rooms, 1 bedrooms; * Rootaa With Board -OANI ON BBAl BaTATB BEST-THB 1113 AUCTION. sequent monthly Installments of Lincoln Blvd., Santa Monica. Ph. 21389 1501 tth St.. atross from Outlook on tth. AGE IS SO SMALL? ptsno. orerstuffedi 1 aarseat. lilt 1th principal aad Interest due and pay­ Work with ths LAW OP AVERAGES A REAL horns for particular people; beet IMW TO tSOOO private money te loan on able thereon, according to the terms THB MORE PEOPLE TOO REACH. THE 111—VERY attractive 8 room front apart­ Improved real estate. V a. Laurie Co.. Official Records ln said recorder's GREATER CHANCE TOO HAVE OP OB­ ment, newly furnished. Ideal for two. neighborhood: rooma with bath, dressing Mil Wilshire Elvd. isttt REMEMBER thereof, and by reason of such de­ TAINING A 8ATIBPACTOBV TENANT. 1334 Princeton. Phone MMt. rooutjt ererf convenience; saraae. delic­ fault, tba then owner and holder •tdta. Pat CLASS-WED ious meal, optional Phone 11313.'" The Sale Date Cemeteries—Mausoleums 38 te LOANS Mi A.roMoat-Ei of taid note aad deed of trust or Dated February 1st, 1931. BERNICE APARTMENTS Apartments For Rent 50 Singles and doubles, besutlfullr furn­ tNF.BNISHED Wanted to Rent Tomorrow transfer ta trust, ID accordance with TITLE INSURANCE AMD TRUST ished Rent reduced. Btesm hart, UM MISCELLANEOUS the provisions thereof, oa October COMPANY. NO NKD OP CARTH BURIAL NOW llth St.. near Wilshire Bird. NirriEST over gsrsge apt. ta Santa Mon­ ^TaWhOASsT Feb. ITHI, 10 A. *«--_VV AUTOB FOR BALI M. 30, 1933, exercised tbe option as said successor Trustee. BXX ARMS APARTMENTS lea far 131. Loot convince . ourself; tail R-JINBD rouns eounle, no children, went therein given, and declared tbt ttt. (SEAL) Woodlawn Mausoleum Bta tbssa Beautiful sins lea; overstuffed modern. 704 Lincoln Blvd. flvs rooms, unfurnished; house praferred. aaar WAY TO BORROW amount of tbe Indebtedness secured Crrpts now ssllins la at* unit at pre- furniture; phones, llsht. aaa locludst Ill—LARGE living room, bedroom, kitchen Must be modern and reasonshls. Ill Shear's Warehouse By W. C. DAVI8, constructlon prices Terms to suit Of- 1__ Bsnu Monies Waa a iinsitt alt aaaaii i frttidsirs llth St. Phone HUT. SUPER FINANCE CO. by aald deed Of trust or transfer ln Btt phone 31471 .Residence phons 11511 17J0 Washlnston Ave. Phone 3t.es* III Santa Monica Blvd Vloe President 14TH and PICO BLVD. BANTA MONICA 111 MONTH up, well furnished sent le«. lOH-HCO BIJVD. trust Immediately due and payable, doublet) t room fists with 1 beds: t room 5a Of fi cats Storea, Etc. 90 there being the total ran of tl, 104.70 By GEO. B. STELLE, flatt, three beds; lisbt. sunnr, ears and 40 Houaea Per Rent roa RKNT ea UASB Furniture For Sala CORNER 10TB STREET now due and unpaid; and Assistant Secretary. busses at door. 147 Bar Bt. Funeral Directors UNP-BNISBBD LAROE. LIQHT. MODERN OFFICEB BAROAIN SANDS STRUCK T. O. NO. 19957 EXTREMELY rsasonsbla. well furnished IM—111 month. Also nlcs stare room SEVERAL -USHERS HIT WHEREAS, ln accordance with tingles: best locstton; doss to msrksts Floodlm tha att district with furnltur. Bill Ramsden CR-8158. snd thestera tit Euclid Bt Wt 11421 with basement. BUBS BLDO.. MM Banu AUCTIONEER tbt provisions of aald deed of trait Moving Rates Monica Blvd.. office 111. Phone M7M bargains Direct connection with a MB —oa-transter la trust and In conform­ furniture finance liquidation Co., several NOTIOT OF PUBLIC HEARING Wilshire Funeral Home Christie Court BTOBI room. 18x10 leeL oa Fourth at.. large suction houses. Including tha ity with Section 3934 of the Civil JOHN BOGUS— hOBERT MASHMETER aaar Banta Monica Blvd ltt month BARAK AUCTION BOUSE Of LOS An- BEFORE CITY COUNCIL ON PHONE 110]? Single lit. Ill Pacific Phone 14171. Storage Rates Phone owner. 11417. IM Poultry, Rabbits. Etc Code of California, tbe aald then 120—Nice sinsles, rlslit down town; over­ aslss. aaw factory close outs from Furn­ owner aad holder of laid note and SUBJECT OF CONDITIONAL 1118 WILSHIRE BLVD., BANTA MONICA Por Information. Classification H iture Sale Manufacturing Co., which op­ BABY chicks 10c each; Rhode Island Reds stuffed, tat Bail lights included; vera Unfurnished Houses a rt the Hardest to 50 erates from coast to coast Also ths re­ deed of trust ot transfer In trust. EXCEPTIONS ON CERTAIN "A" cheerful and comfortsble Ittt _ tth Bt Moving aad Storage and Whits Leghorns. Hart's Warehouse, rent, tail >Wrt__i » more permanent type possessed furniture of the PRATT Vara* Lincoln and Colorado Ave.-, an October 31, 1932, caused to be ZONE PROPERTY Ot RANCHO MENDENHALL RIO RITA APARTMENTS of Te n an tt. They » r • h a rde r li r e u t be * Iture Co. (who still have 10O0 accounts recorded In tba office of the County BOCA 0E SANTA MONICA. STRICTLY MODERN; MEDIUM RATES cause they are In a more restricted class Jenkins' Van-Storage on their books); furniture and furnish­ Funeral Home 711 SEVENTH BT PHONE 37U1 than furnished places, therefore It It ings from ssvsral private homes. All Recorder of taid County, a notice TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 1311 POURTH ST PHONE 13111. Free month stsrsset suaranteed savins IM Pett of All Kindt NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN: TWO lane rooms, bath, tile kitchenette; doubly •ttft Important l_t advertise these Local snd distance movlns Phone 22335 these bargain gushers are flooding the - of such default aad ot election to lllh.s. sal and water paid; ttl. Ill unit* and keep them advertised until a Bay district wtth outstanding furniture BCHNAUZER pups, pedigreed, tit and lit. That the City Council ot tte City tenant has beta obtained. Don't he Pound SHEAR TRANSFER te STORAOE bargains svery dsy They eaa 8AVB tte cause tht property described bl said Price-Daniel Co., Inc. Csllfornla Ave. S. M. Dally Trips to Los Anseles Phone Santa Monlea 11171. of Santa Monica will hold a public 11807 SANTA MONICA BLVD. foolish and Penny Wiee hi wording your time, trouble and money. watch doss deed of trust or transfer ta trust to • It UP—Bungalow eourt singles: electric copy, make It WBggueli complete, and de­ Free Estimates ea Movlns, Pscklnt snd Ths LAROEST ta the BAY DISTRICT. be sold, la accordance wltb tba pro­ hearing In the Council Chamber ln West Los Anselss. Pbone WLA 11171 ref risers tion, overstuffed. Northeast tee­ scriptive, sod the desired results wlll ht Storste. PH. 11414. PICO a 10TH. B. M tA* CHEAPEST ON EARTH, BARAK ROLLER eanartea, 1 youns trained slnssr, the City Hall at tbe comer of Santa ner 16th St. and Washlnston Avs, FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, corner llth brtsht fallow; ] females; 1 pedigreed visions thereof, to satisfy said obli­ obtained that much quicker. If your house FltBB—One month stores.. .stlmatea Ires, water Pluck; cages, chop 259 nth a gation, which notice of default aad Monica Boulevard and Fourth street Kirkelie, Bernard & Peek commands ft fairly stiff monthly rental •peclal at-Vlai ran. Bay Clues Transfer aad Santa Monlea Blvd. Phon. 1111.. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Las Palmas Apartments don't hesitate to make the fact known, but Storsse Co.. phone ttMt or WLA 31B54 Open till I p. m. WIREHAIRED, pedlsreed. IS months old. election to sell waa duly recorded ln oa Friday, February 17t'i, 1933, at 203 Main St.. Ocean Park Pbone 01102 Reasonable. Hast wll Immediately. !_.. ten o'clock A. M., for tbe purpose of 834 FOURTH STREET make lt worth the money tt tte reader A DEFINITE estimate. GUARANTEED sav- BRAND NEW Book 11860, Page 119, Official Rec­ 20 Avenue 17. Venlee Phone ttttt ISO—BEAUTIFUL, modern 1 bedroom flat, The fact that tt has a fenced tt4 A tns: local and distance vans. Ph. 61BB5. S4I3S. 2301 Hill St.. O P. ords of taid County; and determining whether at not the said newly decorated, furnished, lit— Lovely real fireplace, high ground, with marvelous UNION TRANSFER ft STORAOE CO City Council shall adopt and rec­ Todd & Leslie front double. 1 bedrooms. 1121 Lincoln. view, are samples tf ttt tTWlM left tt CLUB SUITE >_ WHEREAS, aaid W. H. Comstock, the reader's imagination* and tbey Aft tbt 60 ttt Automobilat Par Sala ommend to the Planning Commis­ 110 tt ttt—Very attractive sinsles. doubles; very things Ift many ttttt that tn tht Santa Monica Property Receiver of United States Building Phone 28271 overstuffed, modern, close In. 1217 nt 2-piece Davenport Set sion ot tba City of Santa Monica TTH AND ARIZONA. SANTA MONICA difference between Results and MO Re­ roa tALB and Loan Association, by reason of that conditional exceptions to re­ St.. and Mt California Ave. Phone 3SS20. sults. Phone 23265 and Mil us about your tbe default In' payments aa stated, 130 AMD UP—Nicely furnished doubles In house, and we shall bt (ltd to make aut- De Soto—Plymouth strictions on tto hereinafter to- l court st tttt ttth Bt.. a Mock north of gestlons on the wording of Un cony BEAUTIFUL ESTATE IN BRENTWOOD, did, pursuant to tha provisions of scribed property be granted, permit­ - Personals wilshire Blvd. Oall tnensitr. 25705. $25 USED CARS lis-—Two bedroom house, newly decorated: PARK. 350 So Bristol, corner Evanston, said deed oil trust or transfer ta ting tto taid property to be and CRITERION APARTMENTS almost aa acre in extent; t bedroom, 1 BELLINO ALL OVER FOR ttt saraae Ml Brooks Sat. Inquire 111 Bllaa VAUOHAN-8. 1211 LINCOLN BLVD. trust, request said trustee to give for a parking station for the period TORK FOB TOOS Attractive singles, doubles and bachelor's. Bids. Phons trot. B-S-inas lust bath home; modern aad unique ia de­ ALMOST OIVIN AWAfl MEN'S FURNISHINGS Everything Included; reasonable. 1103 3rd sign Bun room, den snd library; mar- Open Until I P.m. Arisona le Wilahire. '11 Plymouth ooupa _ , , Ills notice and to sell said property, or from May 1st, to October lat, 1933; 140— 7 ROOM Spanish bunsalow. 1 bed­ HOW AT Ml BROADWAY 115- FOUR rooma, new; overstuffed: two vslously decorated (rounds, with huse FRANK'S SPECIALS—I pl.ee Monterey di­ '11 Chevrolet coupe IMS ao much thereof as shall be neces­ said property It now to "A" Zone MARCELLING, beautiful and lasting, by rooms, fine location. Also Spanish bun* towerlns trees. Beautiful yard that wlll nette, tttt t piece overstuffed sets 111.10; '11 La Salle sedan, perfect | AND TRUST COMPANY, ly virtue CITY OF SANTA MONICA. 110.50—Single apt. la modern stucco eourt: FOR LEASE—Beautllul 4 beo-oom. 1 oath odd chair and ottoman 116; Bosch radio And others, III tn. of tba authority vested ln it as LOST—Bor Scout stpper bed roll snd eon- $12,500 111: dining room set 111; B piece break­ By F. A. HELTON, tents, Saturday oa Topanga road. Re­ enclosed porch, garage, all conveniences. residence. % block from ocesn In Pacific O-CONNE-L. im Santa Monlea Blvd. Trustee, will sell at public auction, Exclusive location, near stores lit loth. fast ait OS) rani. 111. alnsle bed with 1»1 BUIOK I sport coupe, original finish, Commissioner of Finance, ex-offlclo ward. 1037 Euclid 8t. Phone 22781. 122.5Palisade0 DP—Attractives Phone owner, aaoder. U1Sn3 four room Lena L. Dunn sprlnss aad mattress 110; dresser It; WILSHIRE APARTMENTS new tires; like nsw, 198.1. to the highest bidder, tor cash, pay­ City Clerk, ex-offlclo Clerk of LOST—Tuesday atsat, lady's blue purse. bumalows; frlstdalre, Wa hath, sink; 3127 Santa Monica Blvd. Phone 11574. taa walnut dressers 17.8. each: double 1111 Chevrolet coach, t aire wheels. I UU 12TH STREET. PHONE 27211 extra bed; setae. 1H8 Uth St. bed wtth aprtnsa and mattress 110. 1011 able In u. 8. Gold Coin at tbat of the City Council of tto City of Keep money, return rest. 451 .31st St. MODERN in PP tires, MM. Phone 25764. No questions ssttd IJ160— TWO bedroom house; 121.W. three Oalioway. Phons 25711 Ittt Essex eosch. good condition, IM. sale, oa February 35, 1933, at tba Santa Monica. I'A I. A ALTA COURT, pleaasnt and attrae- LOST—Sealyham dog. male. Lost, strayed bedroom bouse 111 snd 160 Roas Avs till MAJESTIC RADIO. 120 ttt Banta Mi.nice Blvd.. corner 10th hour of tl o'clock A. M. of said day, tlve sinsles and doubles, best residential Phone owner, 11111 2012 La Mesa Drive street. Phone 25212. or stolen. White, with black markings on section Special rates, ttl Alta. Ph. 28370 111 RADIANT FIRE OAS HEATER, II at tbe western front entrance ot the AFTER this data, Peb. ta Hta t wlll not eyes. Phone 14tl4 131.50- -FIVE rooms, tea Bedrooms, tile In Santa Monica'* best residential Mo­ Ml ROYAL VACUUM CLEANER, 11 1128 GRAHAM special 6 sedan 1200 Court House, ia tba City of and be responsible for debts Incurred br any­ ; _._._ . _. . _..... , ltd—APTS.. strictly modern: richly fur bath; frlsidslre. water paid: sarase 1310 tion. Ask anyone If they ever heard of 1137 FEDERAL, 8AWTELLE 1020 Jordsn 8 sedan ______1171 ,r e such a price. County of Los Angeles, State of one other than myself. (Signed) "-_!._..___".'"___. __J_"_. * " _"**!!! nlshed: never used: electricity, gas. re llth St. GAS heaters, ear -loves, mattrssssa ana 1121 Paekard t sport roadster ma JOSEPH R. STUBINOTON. eontatnins lady's suit, please return to frlgerstlon: close tn 1110 1th Bt Ray a Bchafer, 1101 Santa Monies Bird, California, ill the Interest conveyed Sponbsra's Dept. Store. Reward. THREE badroom house, unfurnished; yard •prlnss, nta aat all kinds turnlturs. ATTRACTIVE proposition to right party, $16,500 Marphy *aooat Band Store, tw 1Mb. Phone 32122. to lt by said deed of trust or transfer LOST—Pair bl-focal glasses, tan case, la and sarase 1014 Uth St Ken at lis One-third of its actual coil. Open (or In­ willing lo share beautiful lower modern Bllaa Bids- Phone 35701 or 21542 L&ATHER cushion dining room chairs 75c; '27 LINCOLN SPORT ROADSTER t_t trust in and ta all tbt following Kress' store. Tuesday. Rewsrd. 15 Feloma duplex with lone woman. 1624 California. spection,- 0 to 5 Louis T. Busch Co., Mil A-l BHAPB. OOOD PAINT •• Ave.. Venice. Phone 62341. 125—MODERN, stucco 4 room bunsalow; WUshlro Blvd. Phons 34430. sss heater 11; IM velvet rat 13.so. Anne described property, to-wlt: EVENING OUTLOOK OARDEN APARTMENTS Attic Shop, lltt Wsetwood Blvd BAROAIN POR CASH. 1107 UTH, REAR MAIN OPTICE LOST- Monday, young Slameae male cat; tttt both, sarase; water paid: near bus; Electric ranges, refrigeration; lawns, adults. 1313 Franklin St. ANTIQUE 4 poster bed. complete. Ill 50. CHEVROLET '10 sedan. Just like new; 111 Lot 11 in Block S of Erken- Fourth st Broadway. Banta Monica crooked tall: bene and black. Please flowers: ocean view, tl Arcadia Terrace down. See Johnny, with Harrison Brush, TELEPHONE 313M phone 22264. Reward. 027 17TH ST.—Three bedrooms, doubls aa* new mattresses 11.10: springs 12.00. Pico 1222 Santa Monica Blvd. t edier Syndicate Santa Monica rase, patio and aarden; 141 Phone 34313 BANK SALE Bargain Store. 1700 Lincoln Blvd. • WEST LOS ANGELES BRANCH .4 PORD 1020 sport coupe, 1105; new paint, Tract, ln the City of Santa Mon­ lots Bat das Avenue 16 Educational Houaea Far Rent for key. ica, County of Los Angeles, State FURNISHED 1 room bungalow on tth St. near Califor­ exceptionally sood mechanically. Might TELEPHONE WLA 12101 ATTRACTIVE six room, modern home, 94 Musical Instruments consider trade and terms. Oil 17th. 18111 ** of California, as per map re­ SPANISH. English; individual Instructions m**metat* newly aatattd ano papered; I bedrooms. nia, lot 50x1.10. Total foreclosure price SUBSCRIPTION RATES tat experienced college woman: children $15—CHEERPTJL 1 room bun«e!ow. bed­ Ittt k__M 8t Phone 31011 or 18471 15.000. Small down payment, full de- vai SALS turn roa tm DE SOTO de luxe sport roadster, side corded In Book 6, Pages 36 and Delivered by carrier ia Banta Ilea- tutored; low rates. Ph. West L, A. 31311 room, living room, Mtirl_T-__ bath, nook; tslls on request. Box 1121 Outlook. mounts, etc.. Ill handles, See Johnny, 37 of Maps, la tbe office of tbt lea. Ocean Park. Venice. Sawtelie, garage. 1447 Stanford Bt. FINE two bedroom house, sood location; THIS REALLY SHOULD SELL PIANOS lor rsnt. ferments applied on 1232 Hants Monlra Blvd. Brentwood and Pacific Psllssdes, Its nice larse sarase: 123 to permanent ten­ purchase. Arthur a Jscktun. 1320 Third County Recorder of said County, •• Employment for Men NORTH ol Montana, exclusive residential. ants. 632 Ashland Ave— , On Fifteenth St., near California.. In- St "Warehouse, ills Beoond St STUDEBAKER DICTATOR. 1927 MODEL. or io much thereof as shall be nec­ month. Complete four room bunsalow* ttt. 430-B | conic lot 10x150, only 1000; all street OOOD PAINT. OOOD TIRES. 1100. one rear ..aa BOYS OVER 11 YEARS OLD, WITH A Palisades Ave. Adults only. ' work, etc., paid; 1900 cash, ba&nee U_ DE K ALB baby grand piano, marvelous 1213 PHTEENTH ST. essary to pay all principal, interest, Six months *ifj I**— BICYCLE; SALARY AND COMMISSION 42 Flata and Duplexea two years. Exclusive Agents. Sierra Loan 'tone, splendid condition, 1135 cash. Cost ?_ ,vuriBTi r ... ___.__._, «___,n« Z _,_•_.__-, advances, charges, costs aad trus­ Three months ______tl.lt into—COMFORTABLY furnished house. 1 te Mortgage Corp., 120 Banta Monica *-00; private owner. A. Orflla. 20106. I OLDSMOBILE 20 sedan, really a barsala. On streets eat news standi, per leso P-RDoa aaa. WEST L A. bedrooms, smsll aaa room, unit heat; ga* FOB BENT. _NF.1BNI-._ED Blvd. See It st 1206 Banta Monica Motors, tee's fees, due aad unpaid, secured copy tot Bin ear month, tto. parable i2 rase: CAU between 1-1 p.m. MM Lincoln 96 1628 Wilshire Blvd Employment for Women 5 ROOM flat, 1 bedrooma; extrs bed ln 13500—FULL PRICE by sa|d deed ot trust or transfer tn advance. Its A VERY desirable tour room, modern llvlnt room; dining room wltb built-in Radios and Equipment cottase; nicely lurnlshed; close In. 1132 I room house, divided Into two apart­ SUPPLIES AND SEBVICB WANTED in trust. REPRESENTED NATIONALLY BT WOMAN for general housework, lsundry features; kitchen, bath and shower; new­ menta; Va block from ocean; lot alone aad ana of baby. Room, board and 111 Sixth Bt. Phone 14219 ly decorated throughout; water paid. Dated February 1, 1933. M. C MOOENSEN * OO. BIO. valued at 18000 a few years aso. POSI­ RADIOS. SERVICE AND REN1 BETS CASH POR YOUR CAR San Frsnclsco. 339 Bush street, month. Oall after t p. m, Friday. Ill 6 ROOM, furnished, modern bunsalow, two Very reasonable rent. Phone 32507. Manx TIVELY TODAY'S BEST BUY. Ses Mr. Chadbourne. Brentwood Park. bedrooms, extra bed, fireplace; close In; Apartments, 1411 Tenth St. RADIO HAHOAIN HOUSE OR EQUITY TITLE GUARANTEE AND lea Anseles. 433 South Sprins street Prentice. 211 Wilshire Blvd. Corner 14th am Broadway Phone IIMI 899 Santa Monica Blvd., corner Oth St. TRUST COMPANY. Sesttle. 001 Sewart strata ; REFINED woman as companion, house- sunny, very deslrabls. 1141 tth tt. FOUR larse attractive rooms, two bed­ Portlsnd. ISO Bath ttreet. keeper. 2 adults, drive csr. Oood home. 110 MONTH and up, very attractive fur- rooms er extra' bed; breakfast nook; 98 WANT heap car, coupe, sedan, coach or (Corporate Seal) Chicago. Its North Michigan avenue. small salary Boa 1101 Outlook. nlshed aad unfurnished houses, modern. newly decorated: with or without garase. Westwood Foreclosure Miacellaneoua Por Sale what? PAY CASH. Oas Station, list snd Santa Monica Blvd. By J. F. KEOGH. Detroit, 1044 West Orand boulevard. HOMB la refined family for youns Isdr Mrs. Klsner, Mt Tth Bt. Ph. ttttt. Adults: reasonable rent. Ill-B 6th Bt. it no—ira DOWN—117.10 MONTH NrwYork, ttt East 42nd street. Stucco, six rooms, sood condition. Oar- CHEAPER THAN DIRT EXCHANGE equity ln good lots for truck, Vice-President. ta aachanea for housework. Ittt Alcott, 118 1 sunny room house, newly decorated; I 120—LAROE living snd dining room, two man Bales. 12130 Wilahire, West L. A. New 1100 vacuum cleaner, sll attach­ aaar Pico Wat Robertson car or what have you? Attest: A. R. KILLGORE, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING overstuffed; adults; garage; nice yard, bedrooms, two car garage; yard tared SIX RENTALS. CLEAR. WILL ACCEPT ments, 111; Remington 22 cal repeating BOX 1202. OUTLOOK BATES PEB UNB PEB DAT sood location; Water paid. 1411 Uth St I for: water paid »38 llth St. HOUSE AS DOWN PAYMENT. rifles It to 17.50; other guns: nearly new Secretary. Manager-Hostess Placed 30—VERY attractive 4 rooms. 1 bedrooms, I 125—4 rooma. tile bath and sink, hand WANT light coupe, not over ISO. Must bs 1 gal. coffee utn 111; restaurant range. ln good condition. 853 21st St.. after and trained. Apt. Asso,, IMS'. Ith st nicely furnished; very sunny: lovely decorated walls: electric refrlserstlon. 110. Dozens of other bargains. Remem­ MINIMUM SPACE THREE LINES sarase. adults, aaar WlUhlre. U24-B 17th J. J. BARRETT - 7 p. m. NOTICE OF TBUSTEE'S SALE Daily Monday WANTED—Woman for part time work; as­ ysrd: garage. Ill Montana Ave. ber, we trade anythltis: Fred Ames ttlt Santa Monica Blvd Phone 2148S Square-Deal Trade-It Shop. 1710 14th St T. O. No. 19957-v 10 or more consecutive times .0t 11 sist with housework, for room snd board. CALIPOR NIA Spanish home. 3 bedrooms, i 114 On Saturday, February 35, 1933, 7 to 28 consecutive tlmes_ 12 15 Phone 23311. baths, 2 unit furnace, double garage, Phone 23442. open evenings. Trucks and Trailert at 11:00 A. It, TITLE IN8URANCE 1 to t consecutive ******_ u J_ 1' WANT attractive girl for demonstration sprinkling system. 60 foot frontage, near roa taia 1 to 1 consecutive times.. .11 Jl work, Saturdays only. Must furnish tat. San Vicente on 24th St.-Full price 15900. AND TRUST COMPANY, BB suc­ Situations Wanted—One-hell sbovs erences. F. W. Woolworth Qa_ A H. A New Fox Dome- Takes 13000 cssh. Phone owner. 24073. VICKERY'S CHEVROLET 1011 stake. 117 Inch wheel- cessor Trustee under and pursuant rstes. cssh with order. EXCELLENT 7 room English bunsalow, - AND 1 ton chain falls; blocks and tac­ base, l's ton: guaranteed. Bee Johnny, (NOTE: The Evening Outlook prints 26 Situations Wanted north of Marguerlta. t bedrooms. 1 baths, kles; snatch blocks; rope, all sites; .« Harrison Brush, 1222 Santa Monica Blvd to Deed of or Transfer in Trust a Shopper edition thst la circulated wire cable; 15 ton box ear and house BT MEN Outlook Classified Contest unit heat: t car garage; 15500. Chas. A. dated February Sth, 1931, recorded te approximately 11,000 non-subscrib­ Tegner. 314 Hants Monlea Blvd. Pack; wheelbarrows; cement' mixers. 2100 1,8 ers every Tuesday Every Clessllied Sawtelie Blvd, West L. A. Open evenings Motorcycles, Bicycles February 16, 1931, in Book 10666, CHAUFTEUR. 11 years experience. A-l ref­ "All aboard for tbe State Fair!" MODEL home, low Spanish type. I bed­ Ad appearins ta the Monday Evenins erences; five years with one family. AOE HI scratch feed 11.11. Ace HI L. mash Page 141, of Official Records ln the Outlook ts reproduced ln this edition If, as a youngster, you lived in a town near a state fair grounds rooms: new tile features in kitchen: low WANTED—To buy 100 old bicycles or office ot the Recorder of Los Angeles heady man. yhoBe S. M. nut. you'll remember tbe thrill you felt when the street car conductor price, easy terms. 2428 Washington Ave 11.05: standard scrstch feed 11.26: stan­ frames, ladles' or men's. Cycle Sport The Santa Monica Publishing Co Open 2 to 6 dally. dard L. mash 11 40. best cow fertiliser, 4 County, California, and securing, reserves ths right to correctly elssstfy OARDEN AND LAWN SERVICE BY EX­ or train conductor sang out. "All a—board for the State Fair!" bags ll Free delivery Lincoln Ranch, Shop, 1501 Pourlh St. among other obligations, note for or revise sdvertlsements. or ralsct PERIENCED GARDENER. DAY OR CON- FORECLOSURE—Pive rooms, was IB000. 1500 Lincoln Blvd , Venice Phone 84191 snd refund smount paid, tto wlll not TRACT. Fhone tMta And the fun at an old fashioned State Fair I Blgger'n better now 12500: beautiful Santa Monica can- $7000.00, dated February 5th, 1931, yon. J A. Bdmundson, 250 Channel Road FIRST grsde floor paint, discontinued coi- 118 Boats and Yachts bs responsible tie more thsn aaa la- EXPERIENCED lawn gardener, tree trim­ than any exposition or carnival you have seen since you've grown ors, ones, helves* ate., regulsr 11.10, 11.71, in favor Of BEVERLY HILLS SE­ correct Insertion Of aa to ordered mer, 40c per hour. 1010 .fhten. Att. Ph 19 and "been around." TODAY'S MARKET—5 room Spanish stuc-{ for mora thsn oas time. 02834. I buy American Me: while lt lasts, 1110, toe, ICc. W. P NEW 30 foot cabin cruiser, 00 per cent CURITIES CORPORATION, a cor­ So ln the announcement that Will Rogers ls coming to the 00. 218 18th Bt. Terms. Owner. W.H Puller te Co . Mil Main St, o P. completed, motor installed. Apply 102 poration, will sell at public auction AB transient er telephone advertise­ CARPENTER, builder, remod.lins, roof ins. 8314. OR. 6047 LA Sunday. 1 to 8 Colorado Ave ments an payable aad trill be col- paper hanging, painting, stucco. Fries FOX Dome Sunday ln his newest picture, "State Fair," will be LARGE modern Spanish home at an- un- NEW and used lumber, roofing paper, used to the highest bidder tor cash (PAY­ elected tor tmmedlatttt after the first reasonable. Phone 11117. 1211 llth tt. plumbing; firewood of ali kinds, cheap glorious news to everybody,' and when it is added that Janet usual bargain, even at today's prices Bourdon House Wrecking. 1640 Uth 26145 ABLE Oi UNITED STATES OOLD Insertion, unless patron tail already JAPANESE landscape gardener, 20 years Gaynor, Lew Ayres, Sally Ellers, Norman Foster, Louise Dresser, See this at 2200 22nd fit, owner. 128 Wrecking, Part* far Cars COIN AT TIME OF SALE) in the established a rentier account oa our experience in all kinds of fruit tree BUILD your own sail boat. Frame*, keel. credit books. pruning. Phone 21292. 1175 llth St. Frank Craven and Victory Jory also are featured ln this great stem, stem for "Snipe." Complete, ISO LAROEST auto wrecker in city. Where lobby ot the main entrance of Title -Fox picture, it will be seen an exceptional treat is in store Ior •'if Vnranf '.ots For Sal* "Bill," 1701 Lincoln Blvd. Phone 21222. your money talks Fisher's Auto Wreak> MIDDLE-AGED man wants room, board Insurance Building, 433 South Fox Dome patrons. _ ROOFING, 11 roll; wallpaper, le. 10c, lie; Ina Co.. 3721 Liiicola Blvd. Phone 61064. Spring Street, Lot Angeles, Cali­ for services as watchman, driver or sen- BUILDERS, ATTENTION! Lot 11, block 21, ecal help. Box HIT, Outlook. Old and young will want to see "State Fair," written by Phil Huntlnstcn Palisades. Make cash offer flat white 1111: roof coating 50c De Economy Auto Wreckers fornia, all right, title aad Interest Floriata PAINT-NO. paperhanslns. carpenter, roof­ B Bird. 1200 South Hoover. Los Anseles Oregory, 718 Santa Monica Blvd. 28763 Stong, an Iowa farm boy, who wrote the producers, "Congratu­ Lata oarts Nowl 14th te Colorado 20201. conveyed to and now bald h$ It ing: repair work a specialty; prlcea reas­ lations and sincere appreciation for what Fox has done for my T E PLAT ALTO SAXOPHONE SELL OR under said Died tr Transfer in the onable: wort guaranteed. Phone 21102. story." 19 Out-of- <>w-> Property TRADE. 1414 COLBY AVENUE, WEST THB _BVJf.Vi.Vt. r OUTLOOK CARPENTER work day or eontrset. esti­ tea BALE LOS ANOELES h'KRT LOR AKGELEB TKIBVXB property situate ln tbe City ol Santa Floral Spray, 50, 75, $1 UO mate furnished repair work a specialty Everyone who has ever lived on a farm will be interested also FIREWOOD (or beach (Ires and fireplaces ftassifird Atlvrrtlslni/ Department Monica, la said County and State Beautiful Satisfaction at money tack. Roofing Phone IttlT lttltt Ittb St In seeing "Blue Boy," the prize winning champion porker, which LOUIS T BUSCH CO rhe Salvation Army. 1680 Eleventh St We deliver Phone 22821 MR. and MRS. SANTA MONICA. described at; Campbell. 2102 Broadway We deliver 24111 PAINTINO, decorating; Free estimates. 10 traveled across the country in state to play a prominent part In •We Know the Mountains" Anywhere In the Bay District. rears ia Santa Monica. Reasonable. Call 2618 Wilshire Blvd Phone 21430 _io__. dry wasne separator, double bel- Thrifty people are learning every day Lot Ten Of) ta Block "T," the picture. lows, brand new. 311 Blcknell.1 Ocean Olllett's Regent Square, aa per W. J. Baxter. UM Uth St. Phone 21170 The Evening Outlook, with the cooperation of the Fox Dome that the Classified Section of a newspaper Death aad Funeral EXPERIENCED gardener, many years ln In Exchange Real Estat. Park. Is tlie logical 'piece to (tnd Barialna that map recorded ts Boole 22, Page Santa Monica; 60c an hour, or contract Theater management, extends an invitation to readers to see "State WOOD—Fir, eucalyptus, white and red oak. arc Bargain... Advertising In this section ' 79 ot Maps, tn tba office of tttt Noticet by month preferred. Phone 15318. Fair" as guests of this newspaper and the theater, and here is all EXCHANOE 10 acres near Lancaster; two lunlper; wholesale or retail Prices right Is Intensely local. In tt are mirrored all Oounty Recorder of said Oounty. you have to do to win prizes in the form of admissions to the artesian wells, (our room house, barn, BAKER'S. MO Rose Ave the Wants and Desires of the represented tt Situations Wanted fences. Clear for 0 room house or? j CABINET radio, cost ove Said sale will ly made, tat with­ HANTON—Kate A. Hanton, at 1701 Bar­ Fox Dome: 1100. sacrifice community at WOMEN cleer. Owner. 930 Amoroso place, Venice. | (or IM: Premiere i acuum cleaner, attach- fjiiily In Simla Mn.u.-.v ir-i./ the Bay out covenant or warranty, express or rington Ave-, Mar Vlsts. Sister o( Mra Tell in 50 words or less—do not run over 60—The Kind of Calif. mint*. 118 11747 Msytielil, Bientwood. Listrt.'t, uc" ileum appror- ami others implied, regarding title, possession Cornelius Murphy OERMAN Austrian woman, very sood cook, Pictures I Like Best—and Why. That's all there Is to it; write pn out ft print rts ttit _7_,v_'i/icrf Section or encumbrances, to pay tba re­ Rosary will be recited Thursday, tth. 14 maid or nurse (child's). Also general; the tit?e. "The Kind of Pictures I Like Best—and Why," on a sheet CLEAR lata. Arrow Bear: Ban Fernando J ana c i puis u It a pi r i.t /oi.i/i a-uJi _i *__ltefr.«_ at I p. m , at the Ocean Park chapel of capable of taking full charge; excellent Valley 2 in Topanga canyon. Want house ° salvage lU I'll r tu loi'< h with a Iu.i_.o!_. oi-u)i maining principal sum of taid note, Kirkelie. Bernard te Peek. Funeral Fri­ references. M. Kunkel, 4MB North of paper now, and then tell in 50 words or less just what kind of here. Herren. IM Banta Monica Blvd. I %-~-^_~~-__-~—_. rmplnyri- iii (ou'A with aw applicant. to-wit, $6825.00, wltb Interest from day, fla I', at IIS a. m. from the Venice Blvd.. Venice pictures you enjoy most and why. LAROE aluminum cr enamel steam cook­ Furniture, mlitirlinnrous articles ot .ill chapel. Be.ultra mass 1:10 a. m. at St. HAVE Income and rental properties for ers 71c. Hurry! "Swan Down" cake (lour. I. i.i... -.ii,..-... .ii:.. >•. (,• '•,, ICciiI Estate, July 1st, 1932, as ln aald note pro­ CAPABLE, mtddle-ased, house work. by Bimple, Isn't it? You have definite ideas of the sort of features Bay Cities Bids. Se Loan certificates ]t!'-_. lbs.. 75c. Brer Rabbit molasses. 1 for Augustine's Catholic church. Culver City. Bex 1200, Outlook. are just a few ot the many things te vided (plua a balance of previously Interment Calvary cemetery. dsy, or part that; home nlshts. you always are delighted to see booked at your favorite theater; 25c; card tables 75c. Men's _l„ln watches be teen in these _t0-_"»>'s ______dot Interest amounting to $19.44); PHONE IM7I some people enjoy mystery pictures, others comedy-dramas, still | BOZEMAN. MONT, modern I room brick 11 Jewel, 17.10 Paint and varnish, 15c i , JOTOSON-MaiT JSJB. Johnaaa. |ga tt I MIDDLE-AGED LADY WISHES HOUSE- house, near Agricultural State College aal. Santa Monies Salvage Co. 2002 Main ""JJ J,H™/Vsire to bring this form Of advances. If any, under tbe terms Ot others problem plays; every individual has his or her particular Cleer Want 8 M 905 2nd St. Apt. 11. years. Deeoted wife at irillard Johnson. | woRJb ELDERLY CODPLE PRE- *'' . advertising to your attention in a manner said Deed or Transfer; fees, charges aad mother of Mrs. W. J. Crandali and KERRED REFERENCES PHONE 11087 favorite In types of talking pictures. VENICE business income, t bouses, rented. aad expenses of tbe successor Mrs. Homer Mllliken. 98B ' that wlU prove that YOU were the insti­ Punersl services WlU bs held Saturday at HUM- laundry i white I. wet warn, IOU.U What's yours? 140 month. Will take vacant lot for Nursery Stock, Etc. gator of It. classified is used and sup­ Trustee and of trusts created by fata m„ from the Mendenhall Funeral dry. finish, all bundle, washed separ­ Answer that question and bring your 50-word article to the equity Ph 25519. evenings. 11711 ported by newspaper readers, br Its aald Deed or Transfer. Home Interment ln Woodlawn cemetery. ate!* Cell, deliver, ressonable Pn 23S8I Classified Advertising Department, Evening Outlook, by or before ALTADENA half acre, two small houses own subscribers: la Its small, concise and MIDDLE-AGED, refined lady wants vara tt orange trees for small cleer house "l^C^Sos-r^aTe—15c i tersely phrased ads are stories tbat could I MeCLONEY—Robert 9. McCluney, _St*_i Tba beneficiary under aald Deed 12 noon next Friday so articles can be adjudged and winners of I easily take many inches in a news column. years, at Mil Robertson Blvd.. Loa An- few hours a day. caring for children or the following prizes announced in Saturday's issue: here. Phone 20364 Lawn seeds; fertilizer. 4 sacks tl.00 or Trantfer, by reason ot a breach I geles. Father of Robert P. McCluney Jr . net person Address P. O. Box 1111. 8 M I EIGHT clear lots, ail Improvements, Wilahire Nursery, 25th and Wtlshlre. I There ls an absolute barometer ef local or default ln the obligations secured and taa. Elisabeth Schocnover, - and HOUSEWORK by hour, aay er week, .The prizes will be as follows? located, la-Monrovia, lor S. M (business conditions ln this section. A thereby, heretofore executed and de­ uncle of Samuel P. Sweartnsen of Ban­ will cere for sick or children. For the best 511-word article, admissions for two for a month. O i JEST" [Rose Bushes 15c, 8 for $1 nation-wide chain of stores wlll always ta Mont__-P. F. Bw.arlnsen of Berkeley Phone 22120. I look at the classified section ef a local livered to tbt undersigned a written aad M. Wylie Swearlnsen ol Arroyo Fur the second' best 50-word article, admissions for two for 76 Real Estate Wanted Fruit trass Me. 1 for 11: citrus 11. I new-1-i.ni-r to juris* the amount of_husi-_J Declaration of Default and Demand Orand., Calif. one week. 23th St. Nursery. 2204 28th St . so of Pico I oess tn a community, as one of their Services Fridsv at 1 p. m. at tbt Ma NURSERY stock. No reasonable offer re- means of locating a new store. for Sale, and written notice of For the next 10 best 50-word articles, a pair of admissions each. WILL pay all cash Ior residence lot ln fuaed: bonaflde close-out Hallam Nurs­ If you have never tried classified, we mortal Chapel of Todd tt Lealie. Inter Your Santa Monica, north of Montana. Must breach aad of election to cause tbe ment Inglewood cemetery. ery. 1600 Montana Ave wish tn all sincerity that you would. A undersigned to sell aald property to READ AND USE be barsala: no trsde trial is aU ws need to convince you that MePAJtLAND—Jennie McPsrland. Classified P. O, BOX 111, SANTA MONICA 104 Swaps, All Sorts here ls tha wsy for you to put year satisfy said obligations, and there­ Bsuless win be held Friday, at lt a. m., HAVE BUYER POR SMALL HOME. messago before the entire population af after, on October 29. 1913, tbe un­ from the Price. Dantel Funeral Home. OUTLOOK CLASSIFIED ADS PRICED RIGHT. E. B CONLISS. Ittt WANT—Radio, sun. typewriter, rugs, furn­ ths Bar District, wltb better than an even dersigned ..autad aald notice ef ______Jabee W. K_ae Ads— Ocean Ave. iture, tools, etc. Will trade: Oas range, chance el immediate results. tacech and of election to be re- Berrteee wUI be held Friday, at I a »- Fhone 23285 - FROM OWNERS, HOME TO 13500 washing machine, Jswelry, kodak, an­ Very Sincerely Yours. Classified Advertising Department ta Bo* litoe. ra«a n, et from tha Price, Daniel Funeral Home, at NORTH OF WILSHIRE BLVD. tiques, sarase equipment, good boat, eta, Phone 23285 tU ARIZONA AVa Ames, 1741 14th St.. a M. Pbone 23442. Pbone wail.

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Roosevelt Attack Recalls Br ike Aueclaled Frui Man Known to Employer The twisted brains of men who seek to kill public men Wounding of *T.R." usually prompt them to vainglorious utterances at the time of as Anarchist and in Milwaukee the crime. Communist When Joe Zangara fired on President-elect Roosevelt last By IV. R. WALTON HACKENSACK, N. J., Feb. 16 <_P> '-TT-*-*-*1 frees Staff Wril«r night, he creamed: —Hugh McQuillan of the U. S. se­ CHICAGO, Feb. 16 uV—Por tbt "I kill all presidents! Kill all officers I" cret service, by telephone from hit second-time la history -an assassin The actor; John Wilkes Booth, after firing the fatal shot New York office today, said he waa has fired at a Roosevelt—without satisfied Giuseppe .Zangara, for­ fatal results. at President Lincoln, cried: merly of this city aad of Paterson, Last night, In Miami, Fla., Presi­ "Sic semper tyrannis!" (So always with tyrants.) was the man who last night at­ dent - Elect Franklin D, Roosevelt Leon Czolgosz, after shooting President McKinley, said. tempted to assassinate Franklin D. narrowly missed being thot aa tht Roosevelt In Miami. bullets meant for him struck four "i have done my duty; I am proud of it." McQuillan came to Hackensack other persons. Charles J. Guiteau, disappointed office seeker, who mur­ before dawn today aad questioned In 1912, ia Milwaukee, tbt manu­ dered President Garfield, said: the family of Frank Yannl, where script of a speech he was about to "X did It and will go to Jan for it." Zangara at one time lived. make aad aa eyeglass saved former Trace History of Man President Theodore Roosevelt from Paul Gorgulov, firing the bullets that killed President Zangara waa known here alta as what possibly would have been a Doumer of France, shouted: Joe Zangara or Zlngara. fatal wound. "Die for the fatherland!" Spoke Despite Wound Oeorge Greeland, police sergeant, democratic national committee: said ha had learned that Zangara The Milwaukee shooting occurred President-elect Roosevelt, hearing boarded with Yanni, at 100 Green OB October It, during the presiden­ the gunfire, sought to calm tbe "Now probably Mr. Roosvelt will have to refrain from making to street, until September, 1931. tial campaign of 1912. when tto* ter­ crowd, saying Tm all right." When He qouted members of tha family mer president was a candidate on he saw the bullets had found human many public appearance*** Sen. J. Hamilton Lewis, Illinois: of Yannl as saying he was a brick- the progressive ticket. targets, ejaculations of deepest con­ layer and tbat he came from Italy Be had Just left hit hotel to ad­ cern came from him. 1 taa only think a maniac would bt guilty of tuch a crime." about nine years ago. Bt left hart dress a political meeting and was joe Zangara, the assailant: "I kill seeking employment. standing In bis automobile acknowl­ all presidents! Kill all officers!" Smith Deeply Shocked edging cheers of admirers when Wat 'Model Boarder* The crowd: "Kill him! Lynch Alfred E. Smith: "I am deeply Zangara, said Greeland, also was John Schrank, a New York saloon­ him!" shocked to learn such a thing could keeper, stepped forward and fired. happen." known aa Joseph Zangara and as The bullet struck Roosevelt in the Anton Cermak, Bohemian-born Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt, daughter- Giuseppe Zlngara. Ht bad the rep­ breast, but it was deflected when it mayor of Chicago (as Mr. Roosevelt in-law of President Theodore Roose­ utation at the Yannl homo, which A letter la tte handwriting of Abraham Lincoln, bellavtd to have Fireman James Cronln ef Chicago shows rtttllll ef tho winter's bit the bulky manuscript and the bent over blm at a hospital): "J velt: "A horrible thing." ls situated in a tenement section, of tttn unpublished through tte yeara alnca the Civil war. It tba pilttd worst cold snap at ha took time out far a cup af coffee while his engine eyeglass. Although he was wounded, am glad lt was me instead of you." President Machado, of Cuba, ln being a "model boarder" and dis­ poaaaaalon of Mra. Edith HtWfctr (above) ef Milwaukee, tba ttyt tha •ompany battled an apartment houae Are when ttlt mercury stood at II Roosevelt made his speech. After­ 'Gat to Expect These Thinga' wire to Roosevelt: "My heartiest played no abnormal traits other letter waa written by Lincoln when Prealdent to a Ufa Amanda HalV i than that he hired two rooms and whose aympathiea were with the South, at tht request of tar broth«i> fcelow aero. (Associated Presa Photo) ward 4ie dame to Chicago and was . Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, white congratulations upon your escape." used only one. . in a hospital for a week. Schrank faced: "When you're ln public life Elliott Roosevelt, son of the presi­ t Union soldier. (Ataociated Presa Photo) was committed to the hospital for you've got to expect these things." dent-elect: "I am gratified that Members Of the family said he ex­ the Insane in Oshkosh, Wis. President Hoover: "It is a das­ father has escaped. I hope Mayor plained he did" this because he did All Pay Supreme Penalty tardly act." Cermak la not so seriously injured not want anyone near him. He was Assassins of presidents all - have Col. Louis Howe, Roosevelt's bos­ at at first reported." quoted aa saying a fellow boarder paid the supreme penalty for their] om friend: "I seriously doubt wheth­ Police Commissioner Edward P. once stole some money from him crimes. John Wilkes Booth, the ac­ er tbe bullets were meant for Mr. Mulrooney, of New York: "We'll OH and that he did not propose to take tor, who stepped out on the stage at Roosevelt. He ls not the type of at many men as necessary to take any more chances. Ford's theater ln Washington on the man who would be the target of care of President-elect Roosevelt Describes Suspect night of April 14. 1865, to fire a fatal when be returns hart. We know we The family said they had not shot at President Lincoln, was shot such an assault." James A. Farley, chairman of Ma*t be too careful." heard from him since he left except to death himself 12 days later in for a recent postcard mailed from Fredericksburg, Va., by Sergt. Boston Panama. Corbett of the U. S. army. Four ' John J. McGrogan, business agent others, including one woman, were Roosevelt Joy Heroine Tells of the Bricklayers, Masons and convicted of Implication in the as­ Plasterers' union of Paterson, said sassination and were hanged. a man wbo gave the name of Joseph President Garfield's killer, Charles Zlngara Joined his organization J. Guit.au. was banged on June 30. Short Lived FighL t Details about eight years ago and bad been 1882, In Washington. Garfield was b' la the vicinity as recently as three [shot July 2. 1881, at a Washington months ago. Ht left seeking em­ railroad station and died the follow­ Would-Be Killer's Bullets Quick Work of 100-Pound ployment. ing September 19. He described the man as about 30 McKinley Killer Dies In Chair End Fun and Happiness Woman Credited With years "of age, a native of Italy, "very President McKinley died in .Buf­ small" aad "very quiet." He said falo on September 14, 1901, tight of Vacation Trip Saving Roosevelt tht man never had caused tilt organ­ days .after he was wounded at the ization any trouble and that he had Pan-American Exposition by an an­ MIAMI, Fla., Feb. 16 (U.R)—The MIAMI, Feb. 16 (U.R)—The courage not been active in its affairs. archist, Leon Czolgosz. Czolgosz died yacht Nournialial docked after a of one small woman, who pitted her Known aa Anarchist in the electric chair on October 29, peaceful vacation cruise of southern strength against tbe determination Rosario Candrali, local con­ 1901, at the Auburn