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The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 13

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JANUARY 15, 1032. PART IQ 13 TilDAk MOUSING. Film Producer Halperin Sues Actress Wife Resorts The end of an unusual romance was written yesterday when Edward Halperin, indeix-ndcnt film produc- San Diego Hotels or you "iV-'fiUUiliiiniiiijiS'- "San Diego DA VIES NEW TRUSTEE IN WAGY CASE One Man Sun-reds Thre and End of Dispute Over Taxes Forecast Met ted by creditors ol the bankrupt brokerage concern oi A. C. Wagy As Co.

at a meeting before Federal Bankruptcy Referee Irwin, Alfred E. Davies yesterday succeeded L. Carnahan, Josepn Scott and William H. Moore, as trustee. The trio previously had resigned.

Selection of a single trustee in the estate was announced as a move toward conservation ol" assets and simplification of control. Davies's bond was set at $50,000. After his election Davies asserted that the trustees had been in controversy with the States Internal Revenue Bureau regarding stock transfer taxes, but he anticipates that the difficulty will be overcome shortly, and creditors of the Wagy concern, which handled mast of the Julian stock deals, may expect, delivery on their stock in a month. nwvrvi, atru otlll for divorce against his wife, Mrs Catherine Halperin, known in motion pictures as. Judith Barry.

The complaint, charging mental cruelty, was filed by Attorney David C. Marcus. In 1928, attracted to Hollywood bv the 111 I A SPACIOUS APARTMENT FOR THE PRICE OF A HOTEL ROOM. You'll enjoy Kevins every hotel service plus the home-like atmosphere of lerge epertment. Opposite Bilbo Peik, quiet nijhtj, esy peilcinj, yet close to every activity.

Ague Caliente less then en hour's motoring. Ideal (or your San Dieso trips, week-ends or longer. Rates from. $50 Mrs. E-d ward halperim 1 Mk 3 DINING ROOM AND Singlo OARAGE IN CONNECTION AMPLE PARKING lure of films, Mrs.

Halperin was introduced to Halix-rin at an affair at the Wilshire Country Club. They first discussed films and then marriage, which culminated in a fashionable wedding. The complaint charges that Mrs. Halperin, a former Northern California society girl, told the plaintiff she does not love him and that she wants to live in New York rather than continue her residence in Hollywood. At the present time she is said to be visiting her relatives at Lincoln.

fto. I or 3 Street Car from wito Depot mnd trmfr morlh mm ith Sprmr Si. QlcarvH (Salicnl0 Dovn Where California Began XAKE Hotel del Cor-onatlo your stopping place over the week-end. Spacious, yet perfectly staffed, this famous hostelry affords a certain residential quality recognized by all who accept its hospitality. You will like the service, the environment and the ne'arness to interesting places.

Cost Falls Off as Pupils Gain HEAVY TAX PROPOSED FOR "WALKATHONS" Resorts JUlfTA Aji increase in school attendance in Los Angeles of 99U0 pupils, or 4.31 per cent, over this time last year was reported by Auditor C. F. Lenz to the Board of Education at its meeting yesterday. He also reported that it Is costing the city $2.16 less to educate pupils this year as compared with 1931. Dr.

Sven Lokrantz; in charge of the school health department, reported there has been a 30 per cent decrease in contagious disease in the schools so far this year. A-V Golf's Golden Tournament THE AGUA CALIENTE $15,000 OPEN January Tee Off at 8:30 A. M. Gallery, 50c. i i "Walkathons," which have sprung up recently over the city, engaged the attention of the City Council yesterday when Councilman Thrasher introduced a resolution proposing to legislate them out of existence by means of a heavy license tax.

Hp said a walkathon is just an un-glorified dance marathon. Thrasher suggested a tax of $250, or possibly $500. The resolution was referred to the Fuiance and to the Public Welfare committees. PAINTER'S TRIAL SET ON CRUELTY CHARGES TRAFFIC SIGNALS ORDLRLD The City Council yesterday ordered traffic signals installed at the intersection of Brooklyn avenue and St. Louis street at a cost of $2300.

Steamships Special Including Races at Caliente I'or guests who desire to attend rac fl ti TV ing at Agua Caliente over the week' 11 end, Hotel del Coronado offers a II 1 if Special Combination Rate, including: Saturday Dinner; Dancing from 9 to 1 a. a splendid room with bath; Sunday Breakfast; Golf at the Country Club in the morning; Sunday Luncheon; and admission to Agua Caliente Race Track Sunday Afternoon. ALL for $10. (Two persons in one room, SIS.) MEL S. WRIGHT, Manager, Coronado Beach For Lo Angelei Office Call MUtual 1421 AND STAY TO CONQUER Kil ANY there be who have come to briefly to enjoy an environment famed for its natural beauty and a glamorous past.

But they have stayed to build for themselves a niche in this surprising community which has doubled in size every ten years of this century. So come to see-to enjoy the thrill of new things and new and mayhap, stay to conquer. jteamer sails daily at 10 a.m., from Catjlina Terminal at Wilmington. P. E.

service to and from. On fare takas a pair now on the steamer! Two Amphibian flights daily, morning and afternoon. $5 each way from Wilmiigton. TICKET OFFICEs 6th and Main treats i inn Harry Hobday, 32-year-old Venice painter, yesterday pleaded not guilty before Municipal Judge Crum to charges of battery and unjustiliable cruelty to his daughter, Loretta, 14. He demanded jury trial, which was set before Municipal Judge Eagan on February 11, next.

Hobday, who is also facing trial on felony charges for an asserted offense against his daughter, first appeared before Municipal Judge Pope last week, and pleaded guilty of beating the girl with a lath. He later withdrew his plea. Loe Angela PAoaa AAAdnoa list THE COUNTY San Diego County provides an interesting study for the agriculturist. Here are over 4200 square miles of diversified soil and climatic conditions with an extremely long growing season. It will pay agriculturists, however short your stay, to visit the farm advisor in the chamber of commerce building and secure a free copy of our very complete Agricultural Booklet.

Other booklets on specific agricultural TO ROUND (I TRIP IO IQ-DAY LIMIT EXPRESS SERVICE S. S. VALE IE; RICH MARCO FAMILY NAMED IN LOVE SUIT San Francisco Hotels MEALS BERTH Included Sailings every Moo. Ffi. from Los Angeles Harbor, 4 p.

m. TO SAN DIECO One way $3. Round trip $5. limit. Boat train leaves P.

E. Depot one hour before each sailing LASSCO tos angfus sit AMSHIE CO 7 JO So. Broaoway VA 2421 SOS So. Spring St. Tel.

VA 241 6733 Hollywood Blvd. Tel. CL 550S 1 19 W. Ocean. Long Beach.

HOTEL. Accusing the millionaire parents of Belle Neumann Marco, Vincent A. and "Jane Doe" Marco, of helping Miss Marco alienaU; the affections of her husband. Dr. William H.

Rambo, Mrs. Anne II. Rambo yesterday sued the three Marcos for $75,000. The couple was married in 1928, and lived happily together until the defendants "conspired" to induce Dr. Rambo to leave his wife, it is asserted.

I topics are also avail- in the farm advisor's 1 I Taylor at O'Farrell Rl 1 'I i land the farm bureau II 1 FREE LM IB 1 i San Francisco booklet when you 9et her. "503 THINGS TO SEE IN SAN Call at San Diejo Calif. Club Bdwy. at Columbia. offices are at your service.

who Serving those 1 appreciate a things withot fl.M.lKK inter i- i -r it ex- ites In IIP travaqance. Ra Mire to lakf accord with today' economy trend. Mfrf) M. A. Little, Manacinr Owner C.

L. Needham, Asst. Mgr. MrKl-famous mounluin rail trip. Pasadena and Altadena.up tin-celebrated Incline Kailway then on special siphtseeiiij: cars through forr.trl mountains to Hospitable Mt.

Lowe Tavern, two 3ttii hours from Los Angeles. titrOEffMPIG Here are varied mountain ports, finest meals and accommodations at reasonable lj i 1 14 A II Laxury at Moderate Cost Radio All Rooms Bath, Shower Drive in Garaat rales, and spectacular views. square iiiiles. 5ft cities, orange groves, oil fields), airports, the blue Pacific. Four Irain.s daily leave Sixth and Main Sis.

Station in I Angeles, at 9:15 and 10:30 a.m.; 1:30 and 4:30 p.m. Rmmd-Irip fare $2 from Los Angeles. $1.75 from Pasadena. Sneei.tl $5 titket includes fare from Los Angeles, dinner, accommodations and breakfast. IE irn.

230 CODY ST, SAN FRANCISCO 049 1A I I car wto? Wfmsm i iiHiaTHinimarJ 1 fr-) I rn ar-a "aJ-A-V. Hot Springs f-V xy' TRIORS Coast Highway Los Angeles to San Diego Hotels and Resorts MT.MWE PACIFIC ELECTRIC RY. O. A. SMITH.

fmutnitt Traffic Manaff torn Kr" Cr 1 1 NATURE'S TONIC San Diego Live Thriftily and Delightfully at the SANTA MARIA INN, Santa Maria, Calif. A delightful inn on the Coast Highway, midway between Loa Angelet and San Francisco HOTEL CASA LOMA Health, Rot and Recreation Are Offered at Reasonable Hotel Rates MUD BATHS FAMOUS THE WORLD OVER ULTRA-MODERN BATH HOUSE WITH GYMNASIUM AND SUN BATHS. CLASS 'A' HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS AMERICAN PLAN EXCELLENT CUISINE MINERAL WATER PLUNGE DANCE AUDITORIUM. TENNIS COURT CROQUET COURT DE LUXE MINIATURE GOLF COURSE Rates as low t'H alnelr, St 3 dnublr, per week. Amerlran plan.

WRITE FOR DESCRIPTIVE FOLDER P.trvtlm suit, at T. Tlmi Rrtart Bureau ar cnaiaiunitatina eimtly with Murntta Ht P. O. Murrltta. Calif.

DutaM. Pkta. Wiirrid. Hit s.ria.i. Fourth street at Fir, SAN DIEGO Charmina early California atmonphrrr romhinrd with rvrry modern comfort, tow monthly rstra.

Amcrlrsn nr Euruprun plan. 0 v- MRS. JAMES J. WALL, Proprietor. La Jolla On Inland Route t.

Ran Ulna. raved Hlehway Direct Hprtnta. It DRIVE DOWN OVKB THE WICK-END i1 JOlla COLONIAL HOTEL with Apartments Gl'EST ROOMS S3.00 to S.VOO BOHCOK C. BI'LGDR. Crorral Manserr Apart 50 to fllLMAN HOT SPRINGS Huroptnn plan.

l.Vl Jtiy anil up lo JttHl ultb pintle htth frittti pr'i .1 W'rrkly tOO" lo IHI'. Monthly Mir, PuimUt hiI I atte Ihnmg Room v. Sttuttt Hot it Mu4. Sulphur 9 it i Imperial Valley Hotels and Resorts 1 pt 'IV, Southern California Hotels and Resorts Hotel Virginia Long Beach California's Ideal Winter Resort For Recreation or Relaxation GOLF OVliR 4 ALL-GRMHN COURSES FISHING RIDING TENNIS DANCING Modest Rates I'amous Cuisine American Plan Large Comfortable Rooms Spacious Lawns and VcranJjs Overlooking the Hluc Pacific A' visit to California complete without a stay at this delightful seashore hotel M. (DON) OLSKN.

Manager LO! ALLELES LIMITED No matter where you no mutter what fare you pay you cannot cn-joy a finer degree of luxury, a higher standard of dining ear service, a more constant attention to your comfort than on the exclusive flyer to the Eant-lhe LOS ANGELES LIMITED. Union Pacific service provides a choice of fal trains with through Pullmans daily to Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, Chicago, St. Paul, Min-neapoU, St. Louis, Bulte and Suit Lake City. At your firl tlep in planning your trip, phone your nearest Union Pacific office Tvro block from tha El OT II A 1 A 1 and Old Mexico VI II 6ul.

5fli JotniMl. ft IH. NEW NINE-HOLE, 3020 YARDS. ALL CRASS COLF COURSE CREEN FEE ALL DAY 50e. SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS $1.00 1 1 it to LV l.uc Motor Tr.in-it 'i d.nly licnn Loi AifidOi to Ci'iun', Kc.crx.i-Imv.

inlorm.itigri butCdui or plianc Cilnun Hot Sprttips 5un Ja" ir lo ti b.5i:I0 tsrupra. risn. Radi. In every roam, ticrt-Irnl rulnlnr. Manaxrnent ol Will B.

fonwav. Write dlreet, or Phone Times Resort Bureau. FOR HEALTH AND PLEASURE Warner liol Springs In Nnrthra.trrn Sitae Canty Hat Kulph.r Baths an Tlunte Kwlmnilne Hotel Barbara Worlli Kldllir riiblne .1 l.asa llrnahaw. Irnl lamp. 1 prr week lla.krrplni IN la prr wrrk Hotel, H.M t.

S4.M prr da with mrala. Phn B. Hr.WLI.TT. Manaear. WAP-NKk.

CALtr. EL CF.NTKO CALIF. SMBOOVING THE ROMANCE OK THE DtSIRT IS HOLE. ALL-GRAHH GOI Ol RHK HORSLBACB BIDING IHcNTV MINllTIH TO OLD MEXICO Angeles National Forest Resorts BRAWLEY PLANTERS VIKIT IMPERIAL VALLEY Desert Hotels and Resorts HOTEL rVarl'. lartr.t trlranop epra I subtle sllr I.

SO t. I. IV tree MOUNT WILSON CALIF. HOTEL HM.iiart.r at Mill mani hatrl la nnttrl aiarirttta c.t. wllbla ety Siit.ne.

at Innumar. kl. fht. 0l 45 ailn.ln I. 01 Snm public thra.ea AO-Inch lrlrrapr, an satraaamlral lerlare rvrry rrlilav nl.ht.

Hrtrlrll bratr4 rotlaars. Intormalloii .1 .11 Barra.i or ohonr (trrlln v-t Piase Uar. T.rraca BAI. A. C.

I Maaairr. Palm Springs Hotels INGWALD The Decrt' Finest and Most Modern Hotel ELA1 COJflM LTAi a Situated where the natural beauty and fascination of th dtsert Is un rastrlcied by commercial activity. 'nlmHUM tnd icirrtulium pltnnt It (vin(, of JIM. ar Timt, Hto'l Si" JAN. 16 SWITZERLAND TAHQUITZ VISTA APARTMEMTS Palm Sprinpg WICKS at vnn th aii kastt ixm station 1H B.

Irl, SI 7 r. HUUag Alluat Amaa Trtrnapk Road S. Mata Si. T.ln.hw ANfffhM O.VX Mal4Mllo S4I Cnhl nmm, mm4 ImmI At. IIDI VVIMlIt rt Mlki( M04 TS1 HolljrmW Mri.

Ticket office in all principal cilie Famous Norwegian Violinist Composer, with Mrs, Wicks, Concert Pianist. Dancing. Tha ideal we.h.nd motor and trail trip to "Tha Austin Mom and Yours." Phona Pasadena Sterling 9tU F2. distinguikhcd upnrtment home with hotel wrvicc Availuht for week-end. week, month or season I-'or reservation phone 4343 NEW ANNEX NOW OPEN Palm Springs Hold Rim o' the World Resorts Big Bear Resorts Ultra aMra PUalrrtv Haa kvl'Siaa kMHlitullv fumUS.

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ktitlUnt miuk. N.Im IrM ItH. AawrlaiB la, i IN DEATH VALLEY, WORLD'S SCENIC WONDERLAND rsniD na sir McaE I Spe IOI ff Li A MAI Special SpUndid arrommodation. end cui.ine. Golf, fl oll.incluiiva tail tout.

Good Air Field. Tor folder, addrett: fl mm a I I utile. rwa I) I Kirn 1 NOW FRESH 1. is ar I jLV 1 ln kira. GOFF HOTEL mm tunav.

t. i OAK KNOLL LODGE WARM CABINS TOBOOOAN SLIDE i GOOD ROADS Pn rfp Hit vf l.lkr. Stf Itme, fft.rr.itt. NOW t. i4 ni'k i rvf TXr cath Valley Hotel Co.ud.

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