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X0TE5TEER 26. IT? in (THURSDAY JIORMM. 1 SIGHT OF PET RESTORED CANINE HELPERS WIN PRIVILEGE Plants Soap Early Woman Officer Dies Mrs. Pruirt Served as Kansas Deputy Sheriff Along With Tom Mix Woman Faces Theft Trial Mrs. Dougherty Held to Answer on Charge of Stealing Friend's Car Give Bonus Los Angeles Company land Whife King I to Reward Workers Mrs.

Lillian May Truitt, wife Charged with having stolen of Andrew Pruitt, deputy sher an automobile belonging to her Wnrr- than 500 employees of companion of four years, Roy iff serving as court bailiff in Department No. 20 of the Superior V. Clark of San Pedro, and with the Los Angeles Soap Company Court, died at 8 a.m. yesterday at the Burbank Hospital follow and the White King Soap Com having borrowed money on the car after representing it as her ing an illness of several months. Funeral services will be conduct pany yesterday celebrated the announcement of a Christmas own, Mrs.

Marcella Dougherty yesterday was held to answer ed at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the in Superior Court while Ray profit-sharing bonus, -which will -x I A I I 'I- "''ri i -y -S AT--" VmWM "f- i mi ml mond Benight, co-defendant, was total 20 per cent of net cor porate earnings. released on a similar complaint USE OF CAR GRANTED F. H. Merrill, president of both Pico Heights Christian Church.

Burial will be in the Colton Cemetery. SERVED AS DEPUTY Mrs. Pruitt, who was one of the first women of the land to serve as a deputy sheriff, was born on October 9, 1S64 at Toron Testifying at the preliminary companies, said the board of di examination before Municipal Judge Nye, the complaining wit rectors had voted unanimously for the bonus, which, was omitted last vear for the first time in 1 yf A ji .,7 i -1 "til rjV it I i fy. ness. Clark, maritime worker of 832 Twentieth street, San Pedro, to, Kan.

She was. wed forty-sev told how he had. from time to twenty-one years. employee with a serv- time, allowed his friend, Mrs. Dougherty, of the same address, ice record of one year or more to use the car.

WORK SOUGHT will participate. Allotments will increase in proportion to length of service and amount of salary. Between 350 and 500 workers arc He denied, however, that he had permitted her the use of the car or the possession of tfce sales receipt when she left on in Los Angeles and others are in en years ago to Andrew Pruitt, who, when he became Sheriff of Montgomery county, Kansas, deputized her as a peace office. Mrs. Pruitt, as a deputy sheriff, served alongside Tom Mix, cowboy and actor, who as a young man was on Sheriff Pruitt's force of deputies.

CAME HERE IX lfMM The family came to California in 1000 and for a number of years have resided at 1211 South Ardmore avenue. Mrs. Pruitt leaves her husband, three sons, four grandchildren, one brother and one sister. The children are Elmer Pruitt, Lo3 September 11, ostensibly to ob tain work at Palm Springs. eleven Western States.

Farm Implement-Factory Boosts Pay Mrs. Dougherty contended he aided her to place her luggage into the car in question and fur ther gave her funds with which MOLIXE (111.) Nov. 25. OP) to defray expenses. Wage increases and bonuses amounting to $1,000,000 during George Murphy, film actor, is shown with his prize dog, Dooly, who wos cured of a critical eye cataract through the application of poultices made with warm milk.

ACTOR CURES DOG'S EYES AND OFFERS RECIPE TO OTHERS the coming year for 10,000 em ployees of Deere and Company Aviation Fraternity Chapter Formed by were announced today com pany officials. IThey include an extra pay Angeles; Harry Pruitt, Colton, and Raymond Pruitt of Rochester, N. Y. Her surviving broth er is Charles Bennett of Arlington, and the sister is Mra. Meda Palmer of Wichita, Kan.

ment to be made December 1 and an increase in wages of approximately 7 per cent effec 4. I. i. tive November 30. Silver Company Posts Pay Rise Mayor Shaw is shown signing new city ordinance authorizing free licenses for eye-dogs, while Mrs.

Helen A. French, president of the Humane Commission, and Walter H. Dor-rnncc blind man. and his eve-doa Judy standby. tiium photo Coloradoan Named Fat Cattle Judge of Livestock Show William Harris, cattle feeder iMERIDEN (Ct.) Nov.

25. (JP) Directors of the International U.C.LA. Group Promising to further the cause of aviation and spread interest in flying, ten University of California at Los Angeles men and women formed a U.C.L.A. chapter of Alpha Eta Rho, national aviation fraternity, at formal ceremonies last night in iVest-wood. Prominent aviators and avia-trices of Southern California gathered with the students as Silver Comnanv voted today a With his prize Kerry Blue dog Dooly completely cured of blindness caused by eye cataracts, George Murphy, Universal studios film actor, today believed he had discovered a far-reaching cure fr blindness in dogs caused bvy the heretofore incurable eye cataracts.

Ordinary milk, warmed to tepid temperature, is the inexpensive treatment which Murphy has discovered. When the eyes of a stricken dog are bathed in the fluid each hour for a forty-eight-hour period, almost complete re lief is effected, according to Murphy. Complete curing of the animal's eyes is accomplished over a month's period with the milk treatment. Murphy states. Remembering the use his father, Michael Murphy, former athletic director at Yale, had used to alleviate eye strain, Murphy determined to try the milk cure for his pet.

The treatment proved effective and Dooly can see perfectly now. Murphy has presented the details of his cure to Los Angeles' veterinarians in the hope other pets afflicted with blindness may be cured. BRIDE-TO-BE GETS FIRST CARD HERE UNDER SECURITY AC! of Sterling, yesterday ac wage advance of approximately 6 per cent in hourly and piecework rates effective January 1037, and a bonus of an extra week's pay. Roy C. Wilcox, vice-president, said the bonus, amounting to $150,000, will be distributed December 15.

cepted the invitation to judge the fat cattle that will be shown and sold at auction in the Great Western Livestock show here. Dogs of Blind Go Tax-Free Mayor Signs Ordinance Waiving License for Seeing-Eye Attendants John A. McNaughton, director they received their charter from Dr. Earl C. Hill, national president of the fraternity, at a of the livestock exhibition tnat "Here, take this blank," he said, and Miss Dudley picked up the registration slip of Miss Nelson, giving it the first number in Los Angeles.

That was all Illugtration on Pag 28, Part I First Los Angeles worker to be given a number under the National Social Security Act, Miss Alice Louise Nelson, 21 years of age, of 1141 West Fifty- Pretto Bell, U.C.L.A. junior and at one time the youngest woman pilot in the United States, there was to it. Within the next County's Museum Visited by 637,213 Persons in Year was named head of the West-wood chapter of the sixth street, last night learned weeK Wo.wv more registration will be held at. the Los Angeles Union Stockyards December 14 to 19 said that the fat stock entries have so far doubled that of 1935. The Bakersfield High School has entered nine carloads of stock.

This sets a new high mark, for any school in the history of the Great Western. Alex McDonald, herdsman at the College of Agriculture, Davis, will judge individual steers and beef shorthorns. VISITING POLICE OFFICER HURT Motorcyclist's Stunt I for Chief Davis Brings Serious Injury In the presence of Judy, seeing-eye dog, and her owner, Walter H. Dorrance of 5128 Argus avenue, Eagle Rock, who has been blind five years, Mayor Shaw yesterday signed the ordinance recently adopted bv the City on she will beinianks are to be filled out and on government numbers assigned. Mayer said he expects fully twice that num-next Tuesday her of workers to register in Los he Mrs.

Henry) Angeles. There are 26,000,000 in of Los Angeles! the" United states. that, from now No. 500-01-0001 rolls. But.

after night she will EMward Tindle More than 600,000 persons are This is an average of each vear to the Los! 101 a month. October was the Suspect Denies Museum in Ex Angeles County Attack Attempt heaviest month with an attendance of 63,690. By dividing the annual expenditures for salaries and for maintenance and operation of the in position Park, according to a report submitted yesterday by the Cqunty Auditor to the Board of Supervisors. During the last twelve months 637,213 persons visited the mu- stitution for the year, the cost per visitor is $0.2365, the report Pair Thankful for Film Pact states. Council authorizing the Humane Commission to issue free licenses for such canine guides.

STARTED MOYK Dorrance recently addressed a letter to the Mayor urging that seeingeye dogs be exempt from the license, and the Mayor recommended the action taken by the Council. Mrs. Helen A. French, president of the Humane Commission and a member of the National Eye Dog Association, was an interested spectator at the The report further shows that since the museum was estab A demonstration in honor of Chief of Police Davis given yesterday afternoon at the police pistol range in Elysian Park by seven members of the Squadron of Death, Mexican police officers' motorcycle squad, resulted in critical injuries to one member of the Mexico City group. Carlos Luna, performing a difficult stunt on his motorcycle, broke his ankle and suffered other iniuries when thrown from iisnea more than 4U00 persons have made outright gifts to it which are now on display.

Exhibits lent to the museum Daniel Bakman yesterday denied on the witness stand in Superior Judge Aggeler's court, charges that he had attempted to assault Mrs. Velma Gore, wife of a North Hollywood physician. His case probably will be given to the jury Monday. Mrs. Gore testified that Bakman, who lived near by, dragged her into his house and attempted to attack her, but she managed to escape through an open window while he was getting her a drink of water.

are accepted at the risk of the lender, without anv liability on the part of the institution. With a huge wishbone as their good-luck emblem, Ruth Hilliard and Teggy Stratford are celebrating a real day of Thanksgiving today, for they signed long-term contracts yesterday at a motion-picture studio. The two young ladies, having successfully passed screen tests at Columbia Studios, have been Rub ob take chances. Musterole. soothing, warming Rplipf ppnprallv follows.

and Palm Springs. HER PEKMAN KST NUMBER "She may be the No. 1 girl on Los Angeles social security rolls, but she's going to be the No. 1 wife to me," said Tindle, whose Los Angeles address is 1121 North Westmoreland avenue. Miss Nelson said they will be married next Tuesday evening at the Arlington-avenue Christian Church and will make their home in Palm Springs for the winter.

Even if she is to be married so soon, Miss Nelson all through life will retain the number 500-01-0001 under the Social Security Act. It Mas mere chance that gave her the number yesterday and only mere chance that revealed her identity, for all numbers are kept secret by the Postoffice Department. XAMK OX FIRST BLANK As it happened, a bundle of Social Security Act registration blanks reached headquarters at 120 South San Pedro street about 3 p.m. yesterday. Henry .1.

Mayer, supervisor, spoke to his secretary, Miss Evelyn Lily Damita and Spouse Reconciled Errol Flynn, film actor, and Lily Damita, French actress, decided definitely yesterday to try married life again, for a while, at least. They cailed off lawyers who were to file a divorce complaint, and instead bought two tickets for New whence they go today or tomorrow to embark on a second honeymoon of several months in Europe. The couple have separated several times since their marriage. Maurice Constant Artist, Weds Today ordinance signing. XON INTKKFKKKNI ASKED Following the function, Dorrance issued a statement urging the public not to interfere with the guiding done by the dogs.

"I find since I have Judy to guide me that everybody seeks to help me get on a streetcar or to other points I desire to reach, and this only confuses the dog. which is trained to do the work." said Dorrance. added to the contract roster and his machine. He was rushed to Georgia-street Receiving Hospital for treatment, The Mexico City police motorcycle squad has been here Feveral days on a goodwill tour of the Southland, Members of the team, in addition to Luna, ere Commander Daniel Munoz, Capt. Luis Leal, Alfonso Vilchis, Alfonsc Gonzales, Fausto Garcia.

Francisco- Guzman and E. Laurent. will shortly make their screen deput. Ruth is a native of Toledo, Musterole gets such marvelous results because it's NOT just a salve. It's a "counter-irritant" easing, warming, stimulating and penetrating-helpful in drawing out local congestion and pain.

Used by millions for 25 years. Recommended by many doctors and nurses. All druggists. In threa strengths: Regular Strength, Children's (mild), and Extra Strong. Tested and approved by Good Hous keeping Bureau, No.

4867. Maurice Constant, artist noted while Miss Stratford was born in Nicaragua of an Australian father and Parisian mother. A graduate of the University of California and former State tennis doubles champion, Peggy won the attention of studio talent scouts while appearing in a local stage presentation. for his dry point etchings in miniature on ivory and jade, will marry Miss Lee Alrod of Montreal, Canada, at 5 p.m. today.

The ceremony will be performed at the home of Rabbi Rudolph Lupo, 751 North Spaulding avenue, and following the wedding the couple will leave on a honeymoon trip to Palm Springs. Constant resides at Oil South Kenmore street. Fair Weather Today Predicted Thanksgiving Day motorists and football enthusiasts last night received a cheerful forecast of fair weather, with moderate temperatures and gentle, shifting winds. The mercury rose from 55 (leg. at 5:30 a.m.

yesterday in Los Angeles to a high of 79 deg. at 2 p.m. Terminal Accepted Formal acceptance of the new fruit terminal constructed at Rerth 117 in the West Rasin by the Merritt-Chapman Scott Corporation was voted by the Harbor Commission yesterday. Filipinos Beat Up Nonunion Man Mysteriously attacked while driving in Wilmington, Roy IUnkle, 10 years of age, had three head cuts, a swollen face Twelve Acres Burn LAG UNA BEACH. Nov.

25. Twelve acres of hillside were burned on the Irvine Ranch north of here today when a rubbish fire got out of control. Woman Charges Man Defrauded Her and a cut lip treated last night HOLLYWOOD PAIR TO WED AT MISSION INN TODAY In Dr. John L. MacLean's emergency hospital, South Main street, where 1 Tinkle lives.

Hinkle said two or three Fili COUNCIL COGITATES QUACKLESS DUCKS AND BARKLESS DOGS A romance which had its in ception on a motion-picture stu Councilman Buyer, who has in Accused of bilking Mrs. Emory Walker, Monrovia school-teacher, out of 1300, Benny Baum, self-styled siorts writer and motion-picture technical expert, yesterday was being sought by deputy sheriffs charged with three counts of grand theft. The complaint was issued by Dep. Coleman, based on canceled checks and other evidence submitted by Mrs. Walker indicating she'had given the man $1300.

the past' resolutcd against barK-i dio lot in Hollywood today will culminate in the marriage at pinos beat him after stopping the car in which he and a Glendale 'companion, a fellow-employee of the Department of Water and Power, were riding and demanding that they show union membership cards. Neither Hinkle nor Iris friend Is a union man. Riverside of Jack J. Moss, busi ing dogs, was in the position of, advocating the granting of the special permit for a year. An-j swering protests, he said he was: Three ducks make more noise any day or night than a kennel of oriental dogs, the City Council was told yesterday in a wrangle about granting a zone vari-ence in the neighborhood of Broadway and One Hundred and Eighth street.

ness manager ior tiary cooper, film actor, and Louise Stewart assured by the man next door Farnham, known to screen followers as Louise Stuart. Notice to "GREAT NAMES" CONTESTANTS ONLY 3 more days are left to submit your answers for the 200 cash prixes including the $10,000 FIRST PRIZE in the Great Names Game. Be sure your answers are mailed or brought ta the Great Names Editor, at the Los Angeles Times Building before 12 o'clock midnight, Saturday, November 28th. Los Angeles Times The wedding Is to take place to the kennel that the man him-; self had a buzz saw and three ducks and that the three ducks! made more noise than the whole: kennel of dogs. The astonished Council sent at Mission Inn, Riverside, at 4 FIGURES FOR CITY COUNCIL'S p.m.

today. the matter back to the Planning; Committee to look Into the mat Cooper, whose commercial activities are guided by the bridegroom-to-be, will serve as best man. Henry Hathaway, film director, will give Miss Stuart in REDISTRICTING SUBMITTED ter further. Minute Clerk Brown marriage. lustments called for range from ing raised the question as to why barkless dogs could not be produced just as quack less ducks have been developed.

Indians' Voting Rights Reviewed An inquiry asking if there are laws or regulations in Los Angeles county which would deprive an Indian of the right to vote was received yesterday by County Counsel Mattoon from John Dady, superintendent of the Mission Indian Agency at Riverside. In two States, he asserted, it has been found they Iihvc been -discriminated against. Dady will be Informed there are no regulations or laws In a deduction of 207 voters in the Sixth District to the addition of 7197 voters to the Tenth District The vote cast in the last general election was the highest per Figures on which the City Council will base its redistrictlng of Councilmanic districts, where necessary, were submitted to the Council yesterday by City Clerk Domlnguez. The redistribution of the district areas is based on the vote cast in each district in the recent Presidential election. Kach district is to contain as nearly as possible 43,551 voters.

The ad- The couple's romance began on the Paramount lot, where the bride-to-be Is under contract and where Moss makes his headquarters. The couple tiled notice of intention to marry at Riverside last Saturday. Moss gave his age a ,10 mid his address as North Rossmore avenue. Miss Stuart Is 25. She resides at 522 North Canon Drive, Beverly centage on record, running as high as M.9 per cent of the regis fwett.

I fl a QUART tration In the Fourteenth Dis trict. The redistrictlng must be com by January 1 next. Plumn't rumoui Secrt Proeeti "BoncUd Winery tottitd" Los Angeles county that prevent Louise Stuart in Indian from.