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8. APRIL 29, 1928. PART V-T POLITICAL SCIENTIST TO LECTURE ACTRESS' FUNERAL ARRANGED EXPOSITION BUILDERS BEGIN Long Beach Site Now Being Converted Into Area Resembling Parts of Ancient Africa During last week Long Beach began to build a bit of ancient Africa on its water front to house the Pacific Southwest Exposition, which will open on July 27, next, and extend through August. Hugh R. Davles, the architect, found his Inspiration in the fascinating cities of Northern Africa and Syria.

People who have traveled will find in the buildings, gates, towers, domes arcades and fountains remainders of Tunis, Algiers, Tangier, Damascus, Cairo and even Jerusalem. REFEREES TO REPORT ON STREET Property Owner Damages for Widening Project Finally Computed Referees appointed by the court to determine the amounts of damages due property owners for the condemnation of land necessary for the widening of Eighth street from JCSINESS OrPORTUNITIES 1st Alphabetical Order 4-4 MRTNER WITH $5000. HANDLE OWN MONEY; REAL ESTATE BUS. TO MAKE CLEAR $10,000 PER YR. STANDS CLOSEST INVESTIGATION.

CONCERN. ADDRESS J. BOX 380 TIMES BRANCH. PARTNER wanted, active or ailent, ei-tablislied. buey, growing realty business, now expanding.

$3500 required. Big prollt. Glwt.lt AM. 1118 E. Colorado.

Olendale. Ulendale 1522. PARTNER Are you "ilred "of looking for a lob, Invest $600 mske a good living, concession In large super station, Hollywood Inc. Let's talk it over.I311W;6TH ST. PARTNER wanted furniture Business, good country town of 35,000, excellent location, good lease, If taken at once, $5000 will handle.

Want to expand. Address box 146, Times omce. PARTNER wanted "lnlhvesf'metit "Banging business. One with eastern bond experience preferred. Investment required.

Suite 6. 3723 WILSHIKE BLVD. DU. 8305. PARTNER wanted, poultry ranch and market making $5000 now.

Gold mine. Experienced. $500. secured. Absolutely be! deal in California.

Write. Box 547, El Monte, Cal. PARTNER Tire anop. In large Hollywood super: no ep req. or man willing to work: small dn.

paymt bal. out of prollls: ran earn a wk. Nedman at oncc. 503 W. Pico PARTNER 6rn.

iron and structural ateel works, plenty of contracts, clearing over $800 a mo. Need help lor office or shoo. Norn, fully secured 1030 8. Broadway. PARTNER lor small country club, fishing, tenris.

golf, canoes, store, salary, profits, house $4500. half ownership. A H. BROWN Box 4i3 "tiversitle. Calif.

PARTNER Light nifg. OrlKlnal idea that Is on paying biisls. Est. 18 1110s. Need balance wheel Bus.

gettlnx loo lame for me. Small inv. 1IH7 SO. BROADWAY. PARTNER for 10-year estab.

mis. firm. One of the best In L. A. Need man of general business cxp.

Nominal investment, money sues into WPICO. PARTNER to buy Intcrrst" good paying restaurant. One of the best locations In LA. Good lca.se. See Mr.

Rubens 5372 Wllshire. PARTNER lor "hlth anide' Ngvelty Mfa. Sell to lead. dept. stores- At Novel.

Books open to show large Inc. Small Inv. 167 K. Ilrlwy PA.fTNEK wanted" with few thousand to invest. Hin'e active uhdivision.

Several hnnd'ed per cct pri fit. MR. Rm 309. Wiyrard Kotel PARTNER wanted" with $1000 to buy out partner in payable doing nifi. concern.

Address H. box 154. Times Office. PARTNER, mfg. sales co Wanted, assoc.

to hrile. office det. Musi fur. A-l refs. Bus.

show larce profits. Small Inv. 1187 SO. BROADWAY. PARTNER- -Com.

bus. whose bonks are open for Inspection. Want office man who Is tired of lust salary. Small inv. 1 lflSO BROADWAY.

PARTNER with exper. for an estab. aoda water factory, wonderful opportunity for man with sonic camtol. 4816 LONG BEACH L. A PARTNER, active, wanted in" fully equipped manufacturing business.

OL. 168or 594-308. PARTNER. Need help In "fast growing money makti'g fire insurance office. Box 27hOCi'AN8IUE.

CALIP. PARTNER inestab.busrnessy Should clear $250 to mo, But hurry, SEE ME TODAY. 2325 W. WAHIf. PARTNER "wanted, int.

in well paying estab bus. Interesting Cull at 1375 Jefferson PARTNER, cement contractor. Needs man not afraid of work. Small Inv. JGood sec 1 167 SO.

BROADWAY. PARTNER slip covers for autos. furn. Want to mcl. draperies.

Hia profits, old est. $4500. 3202 8. Grand. PARTNER for "well estb.

Insurance bus. A woud. field Good Income. $8000 tor 'a Int. 204 Grosse Bldg.

ARTNER IN BUS TIR A Nil" VUL-JINIZINaSTOREVEfill. PARTNER for really bil, no 186fi Echo Park ave OL. 7022. Patents inventors We merchandise nationally thru our sales organization; negotiate manufacture and sale of patents and patented EstiihliiOird 8 vears in A The BENSON SERVICE. 432-433 Bun Fernando Bldg.

Intel view 11-2 dally. PLUMBING well established. Vg future. Sae. laud A bldg.

on South Maln 8t.VA. 1883. PMOTO" and kodak fin. 218 8.Broadwa.y. Room J40 A bargain.

Pi)OL room, 8 tables, barber shop. ciaar, soft drink stand. Sacrifice tor quick sale. 1122 Porter San Fernando. POOL room, a dandy; cigar" A lunch stand.

Well loc. Est. bus. Good lease. Easy terms.

Info. ME. 7078 or write 1.4 1N. POOL hall for sale, card tables, cigars and soft drinks: good business. Long lease.

104 w. ROWAN. PRINT shop, established bus. averaging $1800 per mo. Loca.

8.W. Sacrifice for tiuick sale. Consider good property A some cash. VE 7218. Eve.

UN. 2345. PftlNtlNO piani. 2 press. 1 automatic 24.

Well located, $1000. $100 cash, balance terms. Applv Rm 415 Chamber of Commerce PRINTING" press, multicolor, Just overhauled. $200, COV1NA CITIZEN, Covins. Ca.llf PRINTING ahopTfuily eqttipT Verniont nr.

Wilsh. S4500. fee. Money maker. 3202 8.

Grand. HU. 3353. PRINTING job plant "In storage. Half involca price.

McClellarn 115 N. Bdwy. REFRESHMENT STAND, hue loc. Well eqpt. Nets good income.

7-yr. lsc A real buyl Terms! 204 Grosse Bldg. REPAIR SHOP, GARAGE. HOLLY. Does $3500 gross, mostly labor, hiuh class cars.

If you are a Karaite me-. you know the net is hiuli Slock, tools, equip. Inv. nr. MO0O Low rent, long Imsc.

$1000 disc, if at once. HARRISON. 4H7. Holly, fil. Restaurant Ket'pers.

ATTENTION We make It easy for you to start, business. Just a Utile down and easy terms. See George Fisher, L. A. STORE FIXTURE CO.

3H0 S. Los Angeles St. RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT 5-P. AUCTION a p.m. 3621 Central ave.

Counter stools, bsck bar. tables, chairs, booths, Natlonnl cash register, large Ice box, typewriter, steam table, dishes, silver, etc. Louis JHamburger, DR. 0288. RESTAUR A $600 per month net profit snd I can prove It.

17 stools, fine location. Rent only $40 per month. Doing $75 per day business. Will sell for $3200, terms. Call Murphy.

OR 1241 tsi.Ntss ufinmriNHiM Of MiijrKll, In Alphabetical OraV- t-OWK ROOM, CO0NTEH TABLES, chair-back stools, busy loca-, on. Equipment cost $1600. Owner leaving, will sell for SHOO, jour own terms. Call 832. SO.

VERMONT. LUNCH and confectionery; good loci. tioni established five inn: reason- able for cash. OWNER, 565 (ILKNDALK BLVD. CbNCH; horseshoe counter.

33 stools. receipts iiround $75 day: makes t.100 month profit: attractive clean (lore in busy location; tell 'i value. 16iaWVPlCO, LUNCH counter, net S20 day by trial. 2-yr. tease, 60 mo.

$50 day hue email overhead. $850 full puce. SOWS 1 V. PICO at Western. ICNCH small.

$650. Est. He yrs. 'No Sundays. Doing good bua.

Will "aiand stricust investis. See owner, 3643 Mines ave. a p.m. No agents. tnNC" HROOMTindustrial dis7 Count er and tables, seals 23; clearing fioa per niontn.

Closed Sundays. 4O0 will handle. 6101 8. Western ave. lONCH roomT'ii! stools, cigars.

Jtiusy loc money mkr elear. cons tirade. Owner, P.O. box 84, Alham- LkNCH A "soft, drink stand, busy traii-fer corner, building Included, clearing $40 weckOnly $450. 7U8 W.

Bth ttlNCH it hot dog. "Beat "line. HoHy'd bus. ec. Owner mu.l leave by May l.A sacS2S0 ren.

4675 Hollyd. B.v tUNCH room. 204 Gabriel in E. Ban Gabriel. Other business.

Te.aaonIor gelling. Terms on pari. ttNCH room, industrial district, Owner can't handle. 428 8 8T. ttJNCH room, Alhambra, $35 day cash business.

(Trial to prove. i Fuil pre. 350. Nicejlvlug room. 709 W.

Bth. long estabir'oppoiite A. Clears $0 WK. Rarg. Sell or trade lor d.

rl.est. 8H2 N. Y'einit. tijNCHfm" Sania Ana. Indus.

tit. 112 mo. Own bide, old est SI750. A st.eal.32"2 B. Grand HU.

3.153 tbNCH stand" doing $400 vent $21. liS0f till price. 301 E. Florence ICNCH'." fine for 2. Al 'loc." Ono'd (nia, 200 dn.

Bal easy. 3927 8. Vermont tfNCM, fully equipped, for sale or lease. A-l loe.3S27 B. VERMONT.

fiACHlNE shop folly" eouip. Mam hamdtplpe straishtener. JVK tiro! bus. inrdrp. under lar of Calif Want to sell 1-4 to int.

Money "making possibilities unlimited. All customers 100' -Rtis. Inv not Ige Orders on hmri SMCn last sales. Call TH. 9061 alter 3 p.m.

for eppt MANUFACTURER wants partner, orders coming in bo fust I rannot meet demand. Rubber eoods. Mire repeater, no sales resistance. Need ijOOO. Investigate.

R13V. 6th St. PROFIT, anv city. OO0, cash, lot or auto. WE start 4you 195 8.

Pasadena Pass. XjANUFACtURINO "feather (roods, clean bueiners. Call WE 3578 Best estabr Oond tn- cotna. Tel. Park 7074.

Office 304. ,1119 Market. Ban Franclico. Meat Market Fixtures Bargains In ued. rebuilt.

Liberal terms. CITT REFRIGERATOR 37th Alameda. HU. 34H0. STRAT markets tii for lease, lully quipped, doing good business.

Must be reliable man. Phone TH 2416. CallButchrr for appointment. lifEAT market, estsb. 5 yrs.

Good business. $3500. cash. Nets $500 mo. Address H.

box 210,. Tlmeg UfeAT market In live open sir market, one man shop. Fixtures In. 6114 WILSHIRE BLVD. SfeAf "market, bent in Xong Bacrlflca for quick sale.

310 E. Broadway LonKBesch. WkAt route, retail. Call Sun." or eve's. 7011 Estrella ave.

TH. 5958. CETJlCAL" Esth. 30 In L.A.. specializing In cancer cure.

Complete electrical eqpl. Valuable formulas. A wond opportunity for the right party! 204 Grosse Bldg. "MEN'S FURNISHINGS shoe store, well estab. Cheap rent, profits $950 mo Block al.

tl for $1. Must sell account sickness. $9000 handles. Asents don't call. Address H.

bo 1 1 2.Tlmes Office IfEN 8 fumlshlnf Nothing but staples handled. Estab. 13 years. Belt at discount or exch. for property.

Be IRVINO I. TURNER B5S fo. ljr)SArigeles (t. clothing furnishings, best tore tn Hollywood, approximately 40.000. No trade, no agents References exchsnged.

Address box 158.Tlmes. Office. tfFN'S furnishings fitbcE" As" fixtures in 1st class condition location. Oood buy for someone wanting a good business. WALTON8, 140 So.

Brand. Olendale. ifcfN'B furn. clean stand, mdse. est.

4li yrs. Opp. for rleht party Rent reus. No arnt. 4702 S.

WESTERN. baby "shop" with hemstitching machine for sale. Small DE. 5M7. fftbrl sigh" business.

Can use parther able to Invest $2500. Experience unnecessary. Address P. O. Box 1161, Los Angeles.

Calif. lifcWB CIGAR "STAND. DOWNTOWN HOTEL. OWNER, OR. 32B6.

lfeWSPAPER. Orange "cxc. field, pop. city 2500, oil-field pay rolls, thousand seres citrus development. toll clubs, near frnMleKS La Ha- bra Heights avorado homesltes.

Money-maker lor years. $10,000 cash. bal. easy. $5000 underprlced, for quick aale.

Bee A. newspaper brokers today, or address H. box 241, Times Office. ReWSPAPERS Daily, semi-weekly weekly, tach property personally appraised M. C.

MOORE. NEWSPAPER BROKER, 228 Beverly Drive. Beverly Hills. OX. 0508.

lifew8PAPER. semlweekly. ")ob plant, fully equipped. Official paper. Will aae.

eqty. if sold this week. 207 Oarvey Monterey Pk. jTEWSPAPER Prosperous' flelri." small payment will handle. McCLELLAN.

116 N. Broadway. NURSERY FOR SALE To settle estate we are offering dandy small nursery In West end tn highest bidder for cash. Is an ideal one-man business! can be made a real producer. Call Mr.

Henry. Trus-' tee Rep TR. 5878. iruRSERSTiTAiameda' Blv. nr.

81 st. Call at place or phone eves. RO.8550 CftArfftr JUl'CS, C6NF.CTION STAND. DOWN WHERE THE crowd ii. Present ow.tr 6 years, tod lease, low rent, living rooms.

money maker. Investigate. Good references. 31K W. Pike, Long Beach.

geAIrTT, 7iar3war A tire "rep, shopi Barg. Chance for good house palnt-' cr or papcrhanger. 1109 SENTOliS. a A INT A wall paper stors. 68T3RB STj, Partner with $16,006 for quiet ei- fnslon 01 sound conservative ous-isi.

Have Southern Calif, territory line selling to biggest firms on ig-term contract st long profit, mand too great for present re-vouroea. No limit to possible growth. business can make you a for-une. Fullest. Investigation Invited.

Phone for aopt. Sun. or OL. it 1B6J. PARTNER 4.

manager wanted, some- thing new, surfacing new and old bouses, latter looking like new when finished. Store fronts, garages, cab-Y Ins, etc. Very durable, fire wster proof, never needs painting. Samples for Inspection. Protected by U.

8. Patent. Very high profit. Invest-, ment $5000 $10,000. Address K.

Box 226, Times office. In leading fur renovating business in L. A. doing work for all large fur houses: good aalary and profits to responsible man; experience not essential. Half Interest csn be arranged on terms to right party.

Inquire 1503 W. PICO, UrTN ER, estab. commerc 1 al "business 1 want a man who will give his best eflort to help expand a business that now shows a real profit each month and pay a weekly aalary of $d0. This la something above par A will Pay you to investigate. Enual Vs ln- i Ttir.ri PARTNER for ornamental Iron A metal products tnfs.

Estab. 2 trowing fast; want conrenlal partner to either work In shop or look after office; employ 6 men; pay good aalary At 't projlu. Price $2000. over $4500 worth of contracts on hand. 1612 W.

PICO. PARTNER wanted for 5000 acres Irri- gated land altuated in citrus fruit district in California. Price $25 per acre, permanent water rights $3 80 per acre. Surrounded by thousands Of acres of fruit. TRAINER, 1215 E.

2nd Santa Ana, CaL PARTNER wanted tn paying business with excellent future. Must be caps- ble, experienced business man with $15,000 to Invest. Give business ex- pertenc.e Si references. Address J. bog 375lTimes Brsnch.

PARfrJFRTLADY. SECY. BALfSMOR. MONEY MAKING OPPORTUNITY Small invest, starts you In business Prod, handled by retail drug trade. ADDRESS T.

BOX 262. TIMES OFFICE. PARTNER WANffiiJ Real estate corp. operal. Its own projects needs live, energ man take part In management of office.

$2000 sash will handle approx. 4 Int. A ddress J. box 416. Times Bra nch aVARTNER bldf A const.

Co. I am fl- tianeing the bldg. of bungalows. Want rel. builder to handle actual work com.

10 houses Immed Inv. req. Bit margin. All sold. 1167 80.

Broadway. Mr. Dsvy. Partner witFifoTooo interest further development, Hot Borings resort. Leas than 100 miles Los An-teles.

Near blvds. Wooded canyons, fold trout streams. Owner, address Xi boi 749, Times, Olendsle. AUTO RACER BURIAL WILL: OCCUR HERE Body's Arrival Uncertain Following Three Days in State in Indianapolis The bedy of Frank Lockhart, local automobile-racing driver who was killed at Daytona Beach 'last Wednesday, will arrive la Los Angeles lor burial the latter PVt of this week or earV next week, ft was learned yesterday. Lockh art's body will first be taken to Indian a 1 1 1 where, beginning Tuesday, it will He In state for three days, according to Mrs.

decease" SrTeTvVs i.west Slxth Mrs. Lockhart stni-tcrl with her son Robert, but was too cuuunue tne trip. Robert went on and 'will arrive In Indianapolis Tuesday. It was at Indianapolis that young Lockhart leaped into fame as a race-track driver In 1926. He has many friends Lockhart was killed at Daytona Beach when he was driving a special car for a speed record.

He was going 200 miles ner hour when the car leaped the track and turned over. His wife was in the grand stand watching the test when the accident occurred. THREE HELD FOR QUIZ AT BEACH CITY Possession of Tickets for Navigation Instruments in Pawn Starts Inquiry VENICE, April 28. (Exclusive) Los Angeles Harbor police joined officers of the Venice division today In an investigation of three men, arrested here by Officer Maxwell. It was found that, although shy a registration certificate for the car they were driving, they possessed bawn tickets for valuable navigation instruments and other articles from vessels elieved to be at San Pedro.

The three placed under arrest and held for investigation are Napoleon Hill, 32 years of age of. 1 Ferry street, San Pedro; H. C. Phillips of 931 West One Hundred and Sixth street, Los Angeles, and Victor Williams, 86, an engineer, of Terminal Island. Williams, when Policeman Maxwell approached the car, is asserted to have started to leave, profes-lng haste to get to a telephone.

Maxwell detained him and his companions and found they had no registration card for the automobile. A further search revealed the pawn tickets, and Venice police notified the harbor division of the nature of the assertedly pawned articles. KFltoNote Arrival of Air Heroes in East At 7:30 a.m. tomorrow the National Broadcasting Company will rote the arrival of the Bremen heroes In New York, according to KFI, the local station of the network. The feature will be on the air between 7:30 and 10 a.m.

with sevemy stations of the red. blue and orange network participating. ANGELENO GIRL TRIO WILL HIKE TO GOTHAM Carrying only such personal equipment as can be comfortably stowed away in the pockets of their clothes, three Los Angeles young women will leave the city Wednesday for a long walk to New York via the Pacific Northwest, Alaska and Canada. The young women are Jual Travers, 307 North Rampart Boulevard; Billle Woods and Grace Hayen of 682 Kip street. Although they plan to hike, they admit that they will accept rides on anything that moves on land or seal MISSING NEW JERSEY WOMAN SOUGHT HERE Mrs.

Nellie B. Voorhees of Newark, N. has asked The Times to assist her In a search for Mr. Alexandre Lewis, former resident of the New Jersey city, who when last heard from resided at 1025 South Berendo avenue, Los Angeles. Mrs.

Lewis's husband is in the Jewelry business, at one time being manager for a Honolulu concern. POMONA GLEE CLUB TO OFFER PROGRAM The Pomona College Glee Club is to appear at the University Club Friday evening in a program whtcti will include vocal solos, banjo duet, sailor's top dance and special stunU. PROF. ROBERTS JOINS U.S.C. SUMMER STAFF Prof.

Lewis Dillon Roberts, pro-lessor of chemistry, Colorado School of Mines, has been added to the 1928 department of chemistry, summer session faculty of the University of Southern California. Prof. Roberts has been active in the field of radium research, as well as consultation expert for several radium companies. STATE MEETINGS PLANNED Meetings of the Federation of State Societies fend constituent bodies for next week, announced yesterday, are as follows: Federation, tomorrow noon in the Garden Cafe; New England unit, tomorrow night at 246 South Hill street: Minneso-tans, Friday evening at 233 South Broadway. I sr I FRANK.

LOCKMAQ.L CSIXESS OPPORTUNITIES Of Many Kinds 1st Alphabetical Order dft-A SHOP, infants' A children's ready-to-wear, well established. Large following. Wonderful opportunity for wideawake business people. Owner re-' tiring. Will accept clear inc.

prop, or other real estate. Address box 349, Times Branch. BODA fountain, bar lunch room In large pool hall bowling alley, good money maker, 3'a-yfai- lease, gland investigation. Address box 144, Times Office. SODA fountain for sale.

8 pocTTeU-, good re as. Produce Bullet. 804Llnden at. SOFT drink gind' cigar $300," best bus, loc. ol7 Towns ave.

STAND "for lease. 6414 Melrose. Near Lasky Studio. STATIONERY stbVeTTocatccnh beautf-fill fool lull city, can be bought for $5000 or less, lung established, clean stock and paying good returns 00 investment. W.

8. RATTRAY A CO. 600 Title Ins. 5ih A Spring. 8TORE, general "mdse.

lor iialeFamiIy reasons, heas. rent. Good loc. 5173 W. ADAMS.

Eudof carllne. STUDIOS Beaux arts. compTe'teTy ejjultiped, for sale reasonable. Ad-diess Ii, box 47, Tunes plllce TAIIXJRING. 1st "class establishment in Hollywood desires cutter or salesman with good connections tn Hollywood or Beverly Rills.

A good proposition for right party. State all particulars. Address box imesBranch. TEA room for sale, Lgguna BeachTTo- cated on Boulevard. Oood business.

Sickness. Address P. O. Box 705, LaKuiia Beach, Calif. Tl CITY and COUNTRY 400 scats, Pipe organ, good Ise.

Fine ioca. $4500. Very easy terms. 500 seats, nets $350: $2500 hdls. 650 seats, A-l prop.

$18,000. Trms. 750 seats, nets $1000; $23,000, tms. 400 seats, live town, 110 comp. Low rent.

Best service. $7300. Terms. 600 seats, country, no competition. Best, equip.

Long lse. $4000 hdls. Theater partners. D. J.

REED 304Majestlc Theater Bldg. TU.5610 THEATER Be a movie theater owner. Big opportunity. Moderate capital required. Houses low as $1500.

easy terms. MEL A BLEY PROPERTIES TH RATERS AND LEASES SINCE 18H9. WE WILL FINANCE YOU 34b8aHIUat. Oroiliid floor. Theatres L.

E. Cummings HOMKTHING SPECIAL. $1000 hdls. hi. class 500 seat out-town.

Advertising is high, come in A get OUR long list FIRST. EST. 14 YRS. 325 W. 8th.

Rm. 306 THEATER. 400 seats, good neighbor hood. DRexel 4H94. TIRE shop.

Sell or lse78are chance for gd. man. GL.11H2. Eves. VE.1347.

TRANSFER storage house In Holly. Money maker. Reas. rent-lease. Must sac.

on ace. of other business. Call my exclusive agt. EASTERN SALES CO. 514 Delta VA.

1883. Federman TURKISH BATH7 best WesTla7eioc7, mo. rent free. 725 8. Westlake.

VARIETY store, good location, fine room especially favorable lease. An- 3004 Whlttler Blvd. L. A Wall paper Oood contract business, also very good location, good wall paper stock complete for $1600. EM.

4007. own. WATER ROUTE. ESTAB. INTNX TRyCK.

5633 MELROSE. OL. 2136. WHOLESALE Jobbing stock of staple lines of merchandise, about $50,000. 8tock can be moved.

I Sell discount or accept 'i trade. See IRVINO I. TURNER 855 80. Los Angeles st WHOLESALE "candy factry. est.

12 yrs. $10,000 fully sec. 3202 8. Grand. JMJSINESS OPrOUTLNITIKS Wanted unusual Automotive Products Will purchase outright or negotlste on any reasonable basis.

Products must be in metal line and prefer a specially Item. If necessary will purchase comp'ete plant and Invest up to $300,000. Pull details must accompany reply. Address G. box 19, Times Office.

a Selling Your Business Is Our Business 17 YEARS' EXPERIENCE OLDEST OFFICE IN L.A. Cowper Van Saanen 601 HIBERNIAN BLDG. 408 8. SPRING ST. PH.

TU.J670 PROMOTE Your Co. or stock sales campaign In New York. N. Y. Times says present situation due to overabundance of speculative capital there.

N. Y. representative now ready for worthwhile deal: for Immediate interview yr.es.RM PROMOTERS If you plan to organize a Co. or Interest investors In your project, consult us. Calif.

Corporation Service, 340-8 Roosevelt 7th A Flower. (Largest Co. of kind in L.A.I MONEY A "Anywhere west, ol Denver. Do you need mOnoy to start or expand your business, invention, dev. real estate, or lor any purpose, or are you in any money difficulty? Maybe we Can help you.

Write or call GOODFLL A 548 S. Spring. Estab. 1903. WE have" a number of clients seeking businesses of all kinds, especially can we be helpful to industrial and oommercial enterprises with openings for active men who will Invest capital A their services.

Call tn person or telephone BE. 1322, Western Brokerage 1612 W. PICO. YOUR chance for tood trade. Miike ofTer.

Pasadena 10 rooms. 472 No. Raymond, cor. Villa. T.ot clone worth mice.

$8500, ten yrs. 6'i. Consider best ofler mdse, farm or town Cal. or eastern. Own er.

620 Roosevelt Bldg. TU. 1017. FINANCING, designing and bldg. tip to $350,000.

25 years' experience. Addrcsa box 518, Times t)rpuch. WE Want locations for meal markets in grocery stores that are doing $1000 or more grocery business weekly. Not interested In chain stores. Address II, box 133, Times omce.

A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY? RECALL ESKIMO PIE? OREATERI $500 REQ. HANDLE OWN MONEY INTERESTED? VINO 1127 Bank Italy Bldg. IF you" wahFto 8ELL or BUY. call SO. CAL, BUS.

EXCH. Licensed. Bonded Realtors! TUcker 6079. 204 GROSSE BLDG. PARTNER." architect, desires to "connect with live mortgage or build- ing Co.

Adress box 630. Time Branch. We Can Sell Your Business PHONE HE. 1507. Our experience will bring results.

List it today. 312 N. Western ave. MANUFACTURER, fine eduiboeTTsc- tory, tl.ls city. Reuulres $10,000.

Expansion. Interest open will net over $H00O yearly. Address J. box 537, limes Hi ancn. YOUR BUSINESS OR FIXTURES BOUGHT OUTRIGHT FOR CASH.

J. J. SUGARMAN 230 SO. LOS ANGELES ST. Mutual 5117.

EXECUTIVE will buy all or part es tablished business; ample capital. Details 1st letter for attn. No agts. Address H. Box 224.

Times office. ANY bus. sold by experts within 10 dnys if price is right. Partners pro cured quickly lor any proposition. FIDELITY.

MU. 1429. 813 W. 6th. HAVE $4500 "ea in" 1 6.Po6hn"me","for business showing good pront.

Con sider partnership. Ph. Glendgle 702H-J. No brokers. We Can Bell Your Business Plenty eastern buyers.

Eastern Sales 514 Delta Bldg. 426 S. Spg. VA.1883 WANTED Interest in light manufac turing business, one having merit and a future Address K. box 560, Times AUTO camp, must be g6odWtlf gfve tood Broadway corner worth $19 7BTH BT.

BELL your "bua. to EA8TERNCASH buyers. What have you? LIGHTING SALES. 8. Grand.

HU. 3353 YOUNG man with $1000. willing to work in a business where the profits are unlimited, no. 1140 HAVE $500 and services to invest ir a going business. Bums, 1008 West 4111 tit Apt.

4. MEt. 8055. WANTED To lease "Ailing" station with living quarters on Coast Highway Address TFG. Box 14.

Times Office YOUNG" man will Invest and service in anyining worth while. Audress box lis. Times Office. SPOT CASH FOR YOUR STOCK OR BTORB PHONE VA. 9795.

SMALL machine shop to lease or buy. Address box 25. Times Office. MERCHANDISE store wanted. Have property to trade A cash.

VE. 6ti65. WILL buy paying service s'at'on. from owner on y. overton.

847 w. 40 OA'ie EQUIPMENT WANTED. VE. Ott SN I EASE on "conYl "hotelT' nix 128. Times Office.

Pasadena. W.v Hny ise oflV'e and eonipt. rr mes omce. HVr lse A fum or any kind. HALL, VA.

$621. Gertrude Claire Played Numerous Roles in Long Professional Career Funeral services for Gertrude Claire, veteran stage and screen actress, who died early yesterday morning In her home, 4429 Price avenue, will be conducted tomorrow afternoon In the chapel of Hollywood Cemetery, it was announced s-terday. Mrs. Claire, who was 76 years of age, was among the first who played in motion-pic- r.nr enmnonlM She was bom in Chicago, 111., and went on t.he srncn when cVia only 16, playing minor roles In New York. Not many years passed be fore she was nlavins: Ifurls Amnntr the more prominently, known actors sne piayea wun were Jonn Drew, Edwin Booth and Richard Mans.

field. After nlnvintr a nnmhi nf fllmt in New York when the industry was Just getting under way, she came west to jjos Angeies ana was part of the first motion-picture playing company organized here. Her latest appearance on the stage was a part in uiara jbow picture, "Red Hair." PROJECTS ON STREETS ADVANCED City Engineer Announces CounciVs Action to Push Proceedings Ahead City Engineer Shaw yesterday an nounced that proceedings for five public improvements were advanced by the City Council last week. These improvements were: Dracena Drive and Welsh Place lm provement district. On April 23.

for the Improvement of these streets by paving with four-inch s-phaltlc concrete base and two-inch Warren ite bitullthic wearing surface, and by the construction of concrete gutter and water system. Haskell avenue, between Satlcoy street nd Sherman Way. On April 23, for the improvement of this street by paving with six-Inch concrete and by the construction of oiled shoulders, concrete gutter and by the installation of water mains and Bra hy- uiniiia. T'lrst alley west of Westgate avenue, be. tween Wilshire Boulevard and Texas ave.

nue. On April 23. for the Improvement of mis auey oy paving with six-inch concrete. Hawaiian avenue and street Improvement district. On April 23, for the Improvement inese streets oy paving with six-inch concrete and by the construction of curbs, sidewalks, gutters, sanitary sewer, atorm drain and water systems.

street and street Improvement district. On April 23, for the Improvement of inese streets oy paving with four-inch aa-Phaltic concrete base and two-Inch concrete wearing surface and by the construction of curbs, sidewalks, gutters, sanitary aewer, storm drain and water system. COACHING FOR USHERS Advisory Council Fetes Group for World Sunday-School Meet Mark A. Pierce entertained at dinner last night In the Commercial Club the advisory council on ushering for. the World Sunday-School convention to be held at the Shrine Auditorium July 12 to 17, inclusive.

Mr. Pierce is chairman of the committee on ushering. Those present were Carl A. Mun- son. First Baptist Church of Los Angeles: Mr.

Hassell, Temple Baptist Church; O. O. Purcell, Church of Open Door; Mr. Abbott, First Christian Church; Guy Barnes, First Congregational Church; W. N.

Dill, First Presbyterian Church; Colin M. Gair, St. Paul's Cathedral; C. H. Hamilton, Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church; Robert H.

Orr, Wilshire Christian Mr. King, Immanuel Presbyterian Church; Rev. J. Howard Adams, Harold Mather, organization secretary, and Rev. Byron P.

Hovey, chief of Boy Scout movement In the Los Angeles district. UNEMPLOYMENT HELD MOTIVE FOR SUICIDE Despondent because of unemployment, Otto E. Olson, 49 years of age, of 144 East Fifty-fourth street, Maywood, ended his life Friday night by turning on the gas In his room, according to reports at the Sheriff's office yesterday. The body was discovered by a son, Bernard Olson, when he returned home after work. EUROPEAN TELEPHONE CALL HOURS DEFINED Los Angeles telephones now caii be connected with European points between 2:30 a.m.

and 5 p.m. due to extending of time today of one hour for making trans-Atlantic telephone calls, according to S. L. King, general commercial manager of the Southern California Telephone Company. This extension was made In the early morning due to the adoption of daylight saving time in many of the eastern cities and British summer time in England.

HOLLYWOOD GROUP BACK AIRPORT ISSUE 1 Officials of service clubs, women's clubs and many businesa interests in Hollywood were guests of honor of the North Hollywood Breakfast Club yesterday, the affair being held in the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce. President Larry Wood Introduced, more than 100 guests. Two hundred attended th3 Lina Basquette. actress, and Gilbert H. Be nyerr were guests of honor.

Rsrr tions strongly indorsing the $6,000,000 municipal airport bond Issue were adopted. StCERXRUDGfc CUMRE-J Wisconsin Professor Will Direct Study at U.C.L.A. on International Topics Timely topics pertaining to In ternational relations will be one of the principal features of the third Los Angeles Institute of Public Affairs to be conducted at the University California at Los Angeles next July. As a leader of discussions on this subject the institute will have Prof. Pittman B.

Potter of the political science department of the University of Wisconsin, who will lecture on two major themes. One of these will deal with the relation of Latin-American countries to the League of Nations. The other will pertain to the value of Pan-American conferences in rela tion to general international organizations. Prof. Potter is a recognized au thority and expert in the field of International government, being the author of a number of widely read volumes on the subject, chief among Which Is "An introduction to tne Study of International Organisations," now in its third edition.

The book is recognized in this country and abroad as one of the outstand ing works in that field. He is also the author of "Freedom of the Seas in History," and of "Law and Politics." At the conclusion of the World War he produced a volume en titled, "War Aims and Peace Pro posals." which showed the evolution of the various peace proposals of the powers. Prof. Potter is one or a large i Kroup or eminent men wno wiu lead in the discussions of the insti tute, conducted in connection with the summer session at u.c.ua. xne meetings and round-table discus sions will be open to the public.

SOUTHLAND SETS PACE IN DESIGN California Architecure Sounds Note of Modern Art, Says Expert "The world is looking to Southern California to produce an architecture which, while taking advantage of the best of past traditions, is essentially new and truly expressive 6f modern life," Dean Arthur C. Weatherhead of tne University of Southern California school of architecture declared in a lecture last night before several undred builders, designers and persons Interested in home construction, who assembled in the lecture hall of the Architects' Building. "No community in America has a richer and more appropriate background of traditions nor a more beautiful natural environment than Southern California," said the Southern California proressor. "Out of this splendid fund of tradition and in harmony with our matchless setting we are in a posi tion to lead the world in the development of an architecture which expresses modern life." FACULTY AT OCCIDENTAL MAKES PLEA World Court Adherence Favored in Petition Sent to Senate Committee Deep interest In the adherence of the United States to the Perma nent Court of International Justice is expressed lh a petition signed by I President Remsen du Bois Bird and members of the faculty of Occiden tal College which was made pub lie yesterday. The petition, sent to members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, urges its members to support the Glllet resolution which suggests that President Coolidge exchange views with the signatory States in an effort at reconciling differences of opinion between them and the United States.

Drive Reports Due on Tuesday First formal reports of the suc cess of the campaign of the Uni verslty of Southern California alumni for funds to build the univer sity library and gymnasium will be announced at a luncheon-meeting of all leaders in the campaign Tuesday at 12.15 p.ra. in the ball-room of the Alexandria. At tnis time all women chairmen and captains and the division leaders, majors and caDtains of the men-s division are expected to report their subscriptions to date, A. J. Hill ana Mrs.

wunam D. Armstrong, the city chairman have announced. During the coming two weeks each division of men will meet sep arately twice and the leaders in the women division will gather weekly for tea. General report luncheons will be held at the Alex andria, Tuesday May 8. and Wednes day, May 16.

LEGALS LEGAL Notice AS NOTICK TO THE PUBLIC NORWALK, April 21, 1928. Notice ia hereby liven that Irom and after this date 1 will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife, Agnes Chase, who has deserted me. JAMES CHASE, Gen. Delivery, Norwalk, Cal. TO wnom it may concern: I.

MsiTy O'Connor, have severed mv con-nectlons with Msne Candy Studio, and from April 27 will not be responsible for any dctits or obligations. MAHY0'CONNOR. NOT responsible tor any blluf'madi by Josephine Elisabeth Ken. fiigned, SYLVESTER riN. The sixty-acre site of the exposi tion will be occupied by approximately fifty buildings.

The main gate Is to be an arched entrance between what appears like heavy walls fifty feet deep. In reality, the walls will constitute two buildings. Over the arched entrance there will be a flat dome. At the far end of the cite there will be a group of buildings with an Arabian tower 100 feet high, such as the muezzin uses to call the faithful to prayer. The grouping of the main build ings Is designed to give the effect of one of the ancient walled cities of Northern Africa.

Inside the great square will be the long arcades and the fountains with pools dotted with exotic water flowers and strange birds. PLAN OF STREETS The streets will be alternately narrow and wide with an occasional square where merchants dressed in the garb of the East, sitting cross-legged on their rugs, will sell their wares after the fashion of the Orient. At intervals during the day and night the actors in the pageantry and representatives of foreign countries in their native costumes, leading camels, burros and other beasts familiar east of Suez, will mingle with the visitors. The landscaping is planned to Include the palms, vivid flowers and vines found in the lands of North Africa. Under the direction of Mr.

Davles a group of leading illuminating en gineers is worming out a lighting scheme which at night- will bathe the temporary city in all colors. PRINCIPAL BUILDINGS The main buildings will include the Palace of Art under th hi. rection of Theodore B. Modra; the Palace of Liberal Arts and Educa tion under the direction of Harry J. Moore: the Palaces of Industry.

Manufacturer, Food, Land and Community Development, Mines and Oils, Automobiles. Transporta tion ana communication, Marine, Textiles and Women under the general direction of Dan Gilkey, Leo B. Lesperance and William E. Benton, directors of exhibits. Off to one side will be the pleasure none, which, together with the great stadium and outdoor theater, will be under the direction of L.

E. Behymer, who is In charge of all amusements and entertainment. The great outdoor theater will have a seating capacity of 15,000, and a stage 165 feet wide and eighty feet deep, upon which giant spectacles will be produced involving armies of men, women, animals and vehicles. In the Palace of Liberal Arts will be located a small theater seating 800. Just outside the walls of the main city, at Intervals about the area, will be placed the buildings of the foreign nations represented at the exDosition.

There will be representations from approximately twenty nations, including: Belgium, Sweden, Ecuador, Spain, Italy, Japan. Panama. Mexico, lsuu, New Zealand, Cuba. Argentina. Fiji Islands.

Guatemala, Hawaii, The Netherlands. Denmark, Uruguay, Salvador and others. Prize Offered Youths to Get Elders to Vote As an Inducement to school boys and girls residing in the Ninth Congressional District to encourage their elders to vote In Tuesday's Presidential primary election, Willis M. Baum, State Assemblyman and publisher of The Ninth District Republican, announced yesterday that his newspaper will present an American flag to the school located nearest to a Ninth District precinct showing the highest percentage of Republican votes cast. There are 1250 precincts In the district, Mr.

Baum said, and the registered Republicans number Should two or more precincts tie for high voting honors, he announced, each will receive the flag award. Negro Drive Opens Today With an inspirational program of music, song and speaking, the campaign to raise $50,000 for a he-gro home for the aged will be opened In the Twenty-eighth-street branch of the Y.M.C.A. at 3 pri. today. Those backing the project point out the need for such a home because at present the denominational home in Watts, accommodating only ten persons, is the home in the State for aged negros.

At today's meeting a list of names of prominent white persons who indorse the home project will be read and Mary Cronen of the State Social Service Department is scheduled to speak. California's "Joan of Art" Still Sought Some unknown girl, perhaps shadowed in obscurity, Is being sought by the Southern California Music Trades Association to enact the role of "California's Joan of Art" going on an around-the-world trip to reveal to other nations the progress attained by Los Angeles as a music and art center. More than 100 girls have presented themselves at offices of the association. The girl will be chosen at the International Music Pageant and Exposition, June 18 to 30, Ambassador auditorium. Arrangements for paying expenses of the trip both for the girl and her chaperon have been completed, it was said.

lgueroa street to Windsor Boulevard have completed their report, which should be filed tomorrow, according to R. O. Bell, one of the referees. This step will be followed by the filing of the interlocutory decree. Eighth street, now sixty feet wide, will be made an eighty-foot traffic artery for the entire distance of nearly five miles, offering a parallel traffic route with Wilshire Boulevard.

Jogs will be eliminated and the grades revised. Several large building projects planned for Eighth street are scheduled to start upon completion of the widening proceedings, according to Henry w. Louis, president of the Eighth-street Improvement Association. The Eighth-street project is included in the major traffic street plan. The Council followed the recommendation of the Traffic Commission in allocating $328,928 from the major traffic bond issue as the city's share of the cost.

FAMILIES CEMENTED BY BUREAU Catholic Wrelfare Report Notable During Past Year Group Record The largest task in constructive charity In the annals of the Diocese of Los Angeles and San Diego was accomplished during the past twelve months by the family welfare division of the Catholic Welfare Bureau, according to Rev. Thomas J. O'Dwyer. director. The number of cases handled is second only to the outdoor relief department of the Department of County Charities, he says.

The daily case burden of the division average thirty-seven families, and material assistance was extended to 1586 during the year. There were 9967 cases listed as not Involving material aid. Hospital and clinic treatment was obtained for sick folk, legal advice in straiRhtening out court tangles obtained for widows and several hundred disrupted homes recreated The work of the twelve montlis is as follows: Families on the lists at the beginning of the year 969 New cases, or families not previously listed 1,442 Reopened cases 180 Total number of families cared for 2,582 Total number of individuals involved 12.551 Aggregate number of families assisted 11.553 Material assistance extended 1,586 Nonmaterial assistance 9.967 Office interviews 3,271 Art Faculty Members Will Study Abroad New trends in all phases of art, leadership In which is noV accredited to Europe, will be introduced in the University of California at Los Angeles next fall as the result of the pilgrimage to Europe next summer of three members of the art faculty. Strides which Europe is making in the new school of art design will be studied. Those who will make the trip are Mrs.

Beryl Kirk Smith, Miss Adelaide Morris and Miss Annlta Delano. Miss Morris also will represent the Arthur Wesley Dow Association at the Sixth International Art Congress in Prague and Miss Delano the California Art Club. Miss Morris will give particular atteption to art history, while Mrs. Smith will stress on art education methods. Catholic Order Pilgrimage Set for Next Sunday Two thousand Knights of Columbus will participate in the 1928 "discovery" pilgrimage to Catallna next Sunday under the sponsorship of Stephen M.

White Council. The Catalfna has been chartered for a special sailing to leave Wilmington at 9 a.m. arriving at Avalon at 11 ajn. Mass will be held at the pavilion immediately after the steamer docks, with Father Thomas Corcoran officiating, assisted by Chaplain Power. A Catalina Channel dance marathon will be staged en route with prizes posted for all couples finishing.

The Judges are W. M. Brudenell, Benno Brink and Patrick J. Cooney. The St.

Catherine Military Band of thirty pieces from Anaheim will accompany the members of the order. An extensive entertainment program will be given en route. At Cat8lina a baseball game between Manchester. Heights Council and Scully Clove tepm will be played on the Chicago Cubs' train- ing field. There also will be a gou tournament and sight-seeing excur- sionv RESTAURANT and inn Soft drinks, tnbacco and candles, this place will pay for itself 3 times this summer.

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Stucco bldg. $2000. 3202 8. GrenL ROAD HOUSE, sell, lease with option. Good bna.

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