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MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 3, 1932. PART. BT! tT JSTZS lll a XI IPS Al YOUTHS WILL AID HOOVER i Victory Club Names Leaders for Nonpartisan Drive Through Southland Two leaders of Southern California youth have been designated by Dr. Daniel A.

Poling, national chairman of the new Hoover Victory Club Us directors of the Southern California Hoover Victory Committee, sponsor a nonpartisan campaign for the re-election of President Hoover, The organizers appointed are John A. Armstrong Thomson of Pasadena) FIRST ANNIVERSARY MARKED Mr. and Mrs. Young Hosts at Dinner uuviues wuuiilu mailman ui uia Splnlng of Los Angeles, secretary of vvunu iuuncu oi xoutn, and Helen Allied Youth of Southern California, vuinciaent witn nauun-wjaeTtrecinci omcers, sneakers aerf- Cufterisoit fyorMi Champion ffyr and greatest ItJnHWWWiMilimin i niinimlliiiiii wiim I lnw i mi niioiwti mmiimini 1 1 ma rr i 4 X-X y': where responding hand has passed taries, organisation contact workers, literature distributors and others are needed. Also, membership) in the Hoover Victory Co-eperatori ls accorded those who contribute funds In any amount over a dollar to the temporary headquarters at 485 South Madison avenue, Pasa dena.

QUESTIONS ANSWERED Mr. Culbertson will be glad to answer (ueatlene on bidding and play of hands sent In by readers. Address him In ear of this newspaper, INCLOSING A THREE-CENT STAMPED, SEt.r-ADDRESSED ENVELOPE. MASTERS OF BRIDGE Mr. Theodore A.

LIghtner, co holder with Mr. Michael T. Gott lieb of the Masters' Gold Cup, cm blcmatic of the Contract pair su premacy in the United States, Is everywhere recognized as one of the greatest Bridge experts In the world. A brilliant example is given In the hand below, in which, with Mr. Gottlieb, he reached in the bidding that extremely rare declaration a correctly bid Grand Slam.

South Dealer. North-South vulnerable. Mr. Gottlieb A A 5 2 10 8 6 10 10 Last Tributes Will Be Paid to Hahn Today Funeral services for Benjamin W. Hahn, attorney and former Stf ta Senator, who died from a heart au tack last Friday while standing on a swimming float -in front of tin beach home at Alamitog Bay, ti be conducted at 3 p.m.

today at the Hahn rancho residence, 864 North Santa Anita avenue, Pali dena. Interment will be at Mountain View Cemetery. Mr. Hahn, who had been spending the summer at his beach home, vaa conversing with P. N.

Barber ind A. T. Palmer when he collapsed and fell Into the water. Efforts of an lnhalator squad to save him proved futile. Coming to the Southland front Chicago when a young man.

who was 64 years of afee. -i I vS Is 1 I 3 -4 i v. I villi mimmm speaking campaign on the part of Dr. Poling, also national chairman of allied forces, and his colleagues, for the re-election of President Hoover, Hoover Victory clubs will be formed immediately in every city and town In the United States, it Is announced. Contacts of the 2,000, 000 membership allied forces are to be used to select the key men for the national drive.

MANY MEDIUMS USED automobile flying squadrons, Indoor and outdoor mass meet ings and other means will be ployed, to reach the public with Information. Speakers are to be sent to address civic, social, religious, in dustrlal, fraternal and educational groups. A mass meeting in Pasadena the 12th Inst, has been scheduled by the national headquarters. Fred S. Stripp.

president of the University of California student body last year, and national chairman oi allied youth, will come from New York to speak. Other civic leaders will also be present and speak. included in the other activities of the new campaign unit are advertising, literature distribution, newspaper Information, emblem distribution, house to house contact to urge voting, and transportation of voters to polls on election day, November 8. Youth leaders will be used to the fullest extent possible in the movement. CLUB NONPARTISAN The Hoover Victory Club will be entirely nonpartisan.

The Chief Executive ls being supported, it Is stated, on the basis of issues which transcend party bounds. The com mittee asserts that the stand of Mr. Hoover on economic questions, and on such subjects as prohibition, has been constructive, but that that of Mr. Roosevelt has tended to suggest few forward-looking alternatives for the situations criti cised by him. The Victory Committee solicits volunteers of every age and politl-l cal belief to tender their support.

Well Supplied 4s 9 7 6 3 7 0 4 2 8 6 4 Mr. Lightner A 8 A 9 4 A 8 6 A 3 The bidding: South 5 60 (S) Pass A 10 4 3 2 0 9 73 9 7 5 2 West North East Pass 1M1) Pass Pass 4 (3) Pass Pass 30(4) Pass Pass 75(6) Pass. Pass studied law and was admitted to the bar. He served In the Calif orftla State Legislature from 1903 to 1307. He was one of the founders of (he Pasadena Dally News.

PIANIST GIVEN AWARD Miss Edith Catlln. pianist, wha suffered three slightly damaged fih gera in an automobile accident, feat, been tendered a check for (3210 f.9 compensate her for her pain and.1 Lansing Brown studios Scott Young suffering by virtue of an order of Superior Judge Parker Wood in approving a compromise of her claim against the F. W. Wooiworth Com pany, Roy Mainland Jack MainJ I give Mr. Lightner's analysis of the bidding: (I.) Regarded as forcing, except permit of better apposition and so are less likely to leave noticeable scar.

In any easj it Is humanly impossible to have an Incised or accidental wound or Iniury without mor or less scar formation. Th amount of scar and th cosmetic appear-ance depend upon th skill of the surgeon In planning his incisions and treatment of th wound. No salve or other external remedy can prevent scar. (Copyright. John F.

Dille Co.) Papering the Bought House New papering means money, but the extra amount expended for scraping off the old paper before papering anew Is well spent. You cannot tell how clean the former occupants were and the only safe method ls to have the walls scraped so that no "boarders" lurk In the soiled paper. Very often you will find another soiled paper under the top one. (2.) This is the key bid to the entire hand. It enables North to tell there is no losing trump trick for the minimum holding which would Justify a three-heart response Is: A or A 10 (3.) Made with the idea of feel ing out the club situation.

(4.) To gain further information. This bid is an absolute force, and requires South to choose between the Slam In clubs and diamonds (S.) I know that the flve-dla mond bid may be a fake but partner will protect In hearts or spades. (6.) Mr. Gottlieb now knows that the chance of any losing trick is Infinitesimal. The three-heart re sponse marks the hearts as solid South must have three Aces to jus tify his strong bidding.

TOMORROWS HAND West Dealer. Both sides sis 7 2 2 0 10 8 6 9 7 A A 10, A 9 8 4 8 0 A 74 2 10 5 (Copyright. 1S32, by Ely Culbertson) Fresh Fish Be certain that the fish you buy is strictly fresh. Your nose ls probably the best barometer in this, for the fteh store having an unsavory odor is bound to contain something creating that atmosphere and just on general principles should be avoided. The modern fish store is spotless and odorless.

Each Day Something New A little glycerine will remove tea stains from linen. A stained and half-clean coffee pot will not give good results. Odd pieces of velveteen and Tel-vet make splendid furniture polishers. Rinse your brushes In cold water after washing and It wlU stiffen the bristles. After the Painting Job About now, when the outside fall painting is completed, we frequently find the painter has spattered some unsightly spots on the front steps or pavements.

Make a strong solution of potash and wash the steps, leaving the solution to sink in. When the paint becomes dry wash it off with soap and water. Rinse finally with cold water. 2for 15 Date Butter COOKIES DOZIN 2dox.25e cookies made with swaet dates and wafattte. 6 3 10 643 42 'AA863 'fZt'WM ft nits am.c 'Sinned letters PfrUinlnj to personal bealtri and hyslene, not to dlaesur, di-nojla or treatment, will snmwered by Dr.

Brsdy If a stamped, self-addreued envelop la enclosed. Letters ihould be brief and written In Ink. Owing to the larse number of letters received, only a few can be answered here. No reply can be made to queries not ronformlns to Instructions. Address Dr.

William Brady. In care of the Los Anseles Times.) WHAT GOOD IS A SQEAKY OLD GALL SAC Ben Told and Mrs. Sumsey still confuse the gall bladder with the bladder that serves as reservoir for the kidney excretion. Probably the confusion is due to the fact that stones may form in either place. The gall bladder or gall sac is a little pear-shaped sac lodged un der the right lobe of the liver, be neath the edge of the ribs in the northwest quadrant of the abdo men, it has a capacity of an ounce or a little more.

It is a blind sac. having only one common inlet and outlet, like a perfume atomizer bulb or a camera bulb. The tube through which bile enters and leaves the gall sac is called the cystic duct, one and one-half inches long, and as one arm of a it Joins with the other arm, the hepatic duct, com ing from the liver, to form the base, the common bile duct, half the diameter of a lead pencil, which conveys the bile through Its length. about three inches, Into the duo denum or upper portion of the small intestine at a point three inches below the lower opening or outlet (pylorus) of the stomach. Bile or gall is secreted constantly by the liver, but In the intervals between meals the supply of the mie stored in the gall bladder.

Then when some chyme (digesting food) is ejected from the stomach through the pylorus into the duodenum it produces a reflex con traction of the gall bladder which ejects a spurt of bile into the duodenum. Certain kinds of food produce more active contractions of the gall gladder and therefore may be especially beneficial where drainage of the gall bladder is desirable, or are to be avoided where the pain of colic or gall-sac inflammation is present. We shall discuss the diet question later. Clearly the gall bladder la a luxury one can do without. Its removal causes no untoward effects.

When it is causing trouble It Is as well removed. Gall tonsils and wisdom teeth are all right to let alone when they are normal; when they cause trouble, out with them. Removal of the gall sac does not Interfere with the passage of the bile or gall from the liver to the duodenum. Perhaps patients who have had this operation need more frequent meals for a while to maintain steady flow of bile. Inflammation of the lining of the gall bladder is called cholecystitis.

If concretions or gallstones form that is called cholelithiasis. Acute cholecystitis is a severe Ill ness somewhat like acute append! citis, and we need not consider it here. Chronic cholecystitis is low- grade, long-continued gall bladder trouble. This is more common than most victims suppose, for a large share of cases of chronic cholecystitis masquerade for months or years as "dyspepsia," "indigestion," acidity." "gas," "stomach trouble," "billiousness" and the like. One fact which cannot be gainsaid: No distress from acid, gas or "Indigestion" sufficiently great to demand medical relief can be ascribed to indulgence in any particular food or to a mere dietary Indiscretion.

When "indigestion" is as bad as that it is time to stop the nonsense and find out what is the matter with the patient. A so-called "as attack" in the wee small hours war. rants at least serious consideration of the advisability of a surgical attack In the morning. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS All Mel Are Nat Created Eaaal Althouah only 15 years old, am an ardent reader of your articles. I am fift.

llln. tall. Will I trow much mora in heisht? If I begin smoking will that retard mr growth? I have been amoklna only a tew months. M. B.

t. Answer I wish I could trad my stature for your vrospects, son. You will probably add two or three Inches In the next threa or four years. Bmoklnt wlU ruin your health and your moral or self-dlscl-pltne, but can't be depended on to retard growth. Keloid Klectrle needle used on moles on my neck, with bad results.

Had to hay them cut out by family physician. I couldn't wait for healing and went to a specialist. He said they would heal without scar if they were cut crosswise, so he operated result my neck Is covered with keloids sorry now I tampered with them. M. I.

O. Answer Keloids are hypertrophled. heaped up scars. Tend to recur if removed. The specialist deceived you.

Cutting the skin crosswise of the lines or folds is quite as productive of scar as Is any other Incision. Probably the best remedy for keloids is X-ray treatments. Incisions of the skin mad obliquely Instead of at right angle to the surface NEVER FORGET l-l Honoring Mrs. Walter Robey Simons, who returned last week from Balboa, where she and Mr. Simons have been for the summer at their home, Mari-Walt, Mrs.

W. O. Mc- Conncll entertained Friday arter noon with a beautifully appointed luncheon party' at her home In Lucerne avenue, the afternoon being passed In bridge. The table was centered with American Beauty roses and ferns. Those bidden were Mmes.

Robert Judson Benedict, R. D. Shepherd, John McClurg Hays, Seward Cole, West Hughes, Theodore Lyster, Charle Wellborn, Deighton Simpson, William Kelly Thompson, James D. K. Kennedy, Ell P.

Clark. Frederick Klamp and the guest of honor. Smart Affair One of the beautifully appointed affairs of recent date was the dinner given Thursday evening at the California Club by Mme. Michel Clemenceau. The guests Included Col.

and Mrs. Ira Clifton Copley of Coronado. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jewett Schweppe, Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Lawler, Mr, and Mrs. Bur ton Edmund Green, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rush, Mrs.

Roy Strohn Mrs. George B. Macauley, M. J. Connell and Miss Margery Welch.

Mme. Clemenceau, who is making her home at the Chateau La-martine In South Normandie avenue, Is not planning to leave before November 1, when she will join M. Clemenceau In Paris. Home Again Mrs. J.

Ross Clark, who has been visiting in Montana for some time, returned to her home In West Adams street last evening. Later in the month Mrs. Marcus Daly of Montana and New York is planning to come to the Southland to visit with her sisters, Mrs. Clark, Joseph A. Lewis and Miss Martha K.

Evans. Grand Opera Opening The most important events of the week are the grand operas, the, premiere of this evening preceded by numerous dinner parties and society of the Southland Is turning out en masse. Among those entertaining will be and Mrs. Eugene O' McLaughlin, will have with them In their loge Mr and Mrs. Richard St.

Joftn Mr. and Cunningham and Mr. -and Mrs. -Edward H. Mc-LaughUn, 'While; with and Norman Sprague will be-' Mr.

and Airs. George Leslie Mr. and Mrs. Judson Claudius Rives, Mr. and Mrs.

Alphonzo 1 E. Bell and Mrs. Georgina Schermerhom for dinner at the Biltmore preceding the op-. Mrs. O.

W. McConnell and her ton Odell McConnell are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Walter Robey Simons at dinner at their home in South Lucerne Boulevard before the opera, motoring down to the audi torium afterward. Mr.

and Mrs. George Leslie Smith will have with them in their loge Dr. and Mrs. Sprague, Mr. and Mrs.

Fix and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Levy. Mr.

and Mrs. Half M. Walker are entertaining Miss May Robson, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Jorgensen and George Scott, while at dinner at the California Club and opera afterward will be Mrs.

George B. Macauley, Mr. and Mrs. John Wre-ford Chappie, Mrs. Roys N.

Strohn, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Roberts and Miss Eleanore Roberta Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Scott are entertaining Mr.

and Mrs. Stillman Jamieson and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kester and with Mr. and Mrs.

Lei-land Atherton Irish are entertaining Miss Isabel Wilson, Mrs. Jessie Wilson, Mrs. James Simons, James Simons, of Pomona College and Dr. and Mrs. Amos Otis Evans.

Mrs. Rose C. Denker Is entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Richard J.

O. Culver, Miss Cecilia Denker, Miss Zobelein and J. Villa, while cuesta of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Allen Phillips will be Dr.

and Mrs. Way- land A. Morrison, Mrs. Harry Tristram Coffin and Mr. and Mrs.

John Bancroft Others entertaining with box and jloge parties include Mrs. Charles Modlni Wood, Mrs. J. Langford Stack, Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert G. Wy- Uie, Mrs, William. Henry Russell, Mrs. Erie P. Haliburton, Dr.

and Mrs. A. H. Giannlni, Sir Frederic and Lady Thorne-Rider, Mr. and Mrs.

George Brent, Mr. and Mrs. 'Cecil Frankel, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tipton Steck, Mr.

and Mrs. R. D. Shepherd, Mrs. John McClurg Hays, (Mrs.

James D. King Kennedy and' Judge and Mrs. Sydney Banner. i i Sorority Activity Los Angeles chapter of Gamma Phi Beta has started its active win ter season program with a series of events, the first of which was a luncheon for more than 100 members September 24, while the following day there was a tea at West-wood for the active chapter and alumnae. Mrs.

S. B. Cannell and Mrs. Paul William Lawrence presided at the tea tables. In the receiving line were Mrs.

E. E. Godfrey, Mrs. Olive Moore, Mrs. Beecher Dickson and Mrs, M.

Arbury. The musio program was presented by Mmes; Hugh Lee Spencer and o. Slater. Among the Gamma Phis bidden to the musical tea were Mmes. George Cryer, Clark Bonner, Philip Sterry, Nell Brooker Mayhew, Robert Burkhart, James Polk, Murray Eabbitt, demerits Shlnn, Paul Jet-, fers, Hugh Wright, Craig Nason, George Hunt, D.

Klbby, Charles Stern, Clem Sraoot, Frederick Hous- ANN TURNER'S Special WH Ahimpoo, ri0W Wv and OH Hub. S1.0O ivi. rtartt Mm aJM i i SPECIALS berbosch. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph H. Haberbosch. The dinner table was centered with a low plaque of roses and autumn blossoms. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Haberbosch, Judge and Mrs. Earl Neumire and Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Grant. Crawford, dean of women, and Mrs.

Pearle Aiken-Smith, assistant dean, presidents and housemothers of all campus sororities were bidden to meet the distinguished visitor, and the guests were received by Mrs'. Alfred Boiling, housemother of the hostess chapter; i HOUSEHOLD SUGGESTIONS Lace-Trimmed Dresses So much lace is used on the dainty dresses of today that we are at times at a loss as to the best way to launder the frocks. Dampen and iron the dresses as usual, disregarding the When finished, put the dress on a hanger and with thumb and forefinger pull the lace into shape. It will look far more like new than when ironed out. Better Baking So often if we were a little more careful about the way we pour the batter In the layer cake tins we would have a much better-looking cake.

Fill the sides well and if possible leave a slight depression in the center. The middle of a cake always bakes first and in this manner a cake straight across the top is assured. Systematized Systematize your housecleanlng. Plan each dBy's work, not allowing any more than you can finish in one day. Then your whole house will not be upset at one time.

If you dt not plan more than Is possible to finish you will not be so discouraged with the whole affair, as each day will seem like a great deal accomplished. Did It Ever Oceor to Ton? That huge gold-framed mirror so beloved in the time of our grandmothers can be cut into desired sizes and framed in up-to-date frames and you will have a quality of glass Impossible to purchase these days at any price. Just Let It Melt Never heat paraffin to the smoking stage. It is very apt to separate from the sides of the jelly tumblers if allowed to reach a high temperature. Let it melt slowly.

SPECIAL FEATURES FOR WEEK OF OCTOBER 3RD Mountain Apple Cider Jug, 75c Riley's Rum Butter Toffee fAi' A surprls and dslisht to the Palate. Knjored br trerrone. English Blackcurrant Jam 3 for $1.00 Made In Orfat Britain. New Season's Park. Hishest Quality.

Ixaulslte Flarar. Crosse Blackwell Chow Chow- 10-ox. Jars. 2 for 75c Nona other Ilk It. Famous and unexcelled th world around (or SO pears.

Mathieu Famous Coffee Efffl: Sffig 2 lbs, for 75c Coma in ins! Visit, Nw Seasonable Itami Arriving Evtry Dy. MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 3, 4, 5 A Treat! CRACKED WHEAT BREAD Mrs. Carleton Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Scott Young of 740 South Genesee street celebrated their first wedding anniversary with a dinner party and dance at the Miramar In Santa Monica last Thursday evening.

Mrs. Young was formerly Miss Helen Ha- er, Alfred Whitman, Misses Pauline Gartzman, Kate Frost, Frances Martin, Hazel' Plate. HiroerU Russell, Veda Rees, Edna Barbara Greenwood and Janet Wiley. The next event will be the "first of a series of literary teas taking place the 12th at the Gamma Phi Beta house, 616 Hilgard avenue, Westwood, Mrs. Paul William Lawrence is hostess for the afternoon and MaJ.

Victor Bruce Grant, heraldic artist, will speak on the her aldry of families. Other talks will be given on family genealogy telling the C's of how to compile family records, so as to begin a scientific history of one's family tree. Interesting charts, paintings and etchings of various types of crests and record books will be shown. Home From Vacation Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Boyd Hersh-man (Winifred Jones) with their young son Oliver Sylvester Hersh-man II, are at home again at 1563 Lombardy Road, Pasadena, after passing the entire summer's vacation In Hermosa Beach. To Eastern Home Mrs. David Eugene Wilkinson of Lincoln, and her 3-year-old son John Charles, left last Thurs day for their eastern home. While in the Southland they were house- guests for the past few weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Fritzlen in Long Beach. Phi Mm Entertains Invitations, are being Issued by Phi Mu Sorority at University of Southern California for a tea at the chapter house, 801 West Twenty eighth street, the 4th in honor of it new housemother, Mrs. Mary Norwood Lawrence. The hours are from 4 to 6 o'clock. Honor Officer Honoring their national Inspector, Miss Gertrude Murray, members of Kappa Delta Sorority at University of Southern California entertained with a tea at the chapter house, 625 West Twenty-eighth street, Friday afternoon.

Miss Murray graduated recently from Ogelthorpe University, Georgia, and this is her first trip to the West Coast In some years. Followine her inspection of Kappa Delta cnapter at U. S. Miss Murray will visit the chapter on Westwood campus. In addition to Dr.

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