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.1 14 TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 24. 1939. PART I. Classified BOWRON ACTS TO FORM JOINT UNION-EMPLOYER COUNCIL Concern Seeks to Enjoin Union to rnal i 1 Thi ind't compote most important CUIiticatiOnt.

Alt clAisiftcattont art nuiertd and appeai in numerical order. Morgenthau May Testify Transamerica Counsel Suggests Secretary Be Called in Trial SPEAKER ANNOUNCES ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES All Major Groups Placed Under Control of Democratic Majorities SACRAMENTO, Jan. W) Paul Peck today an-tiounced personnel of Assembly All tbe major com-mittces are controlled by tbe Democratic majority with the Ways snd Means group notably being made up of 15 Democrats and four Republicans. Formation of a Los Angeles Hire are understood to have been joint union-employer central tried in Seattle and San Fran-council, dream of unionists for-cisco. years, has been undertaken by: Dr.

Martin, who has been prom Mayor Fletcher Bowron, he disv inent in a number of local labor closed yesterday. disputes, recently issued a New The council, Bowron explained. a r's message as Protestant churches leader in which he pro- would be a central Inxiy which would step into existent on loom- ins labor controversies and tempt to prevent their reaching the strike stage or. if a strike; were caned, attempt to w.ai posed such a plan. VI I FOR TKCCF rMr.ua.

'ey to i. ldiK uic iaiuiwiu "i Bridges' International Long-i shoremen's and Warehousemen's Union to unionize Los Ange ies Drug Co. The committees are: Agiicultuif Donnelly man. Andreas. Burns.

If, WASIIJXGTO.V, Jan. 2.1. (.) The possibility today that Secretary "Morgenthau and William O. Douglas chairman of the Securities Commission, might fesfifv and hp frn.paminprf in Federal District Court next week regarding the Treasury dis- rlnstnrp rf hank pvaminpre re. ports to the b.K.C i 1 IMl ASKKII When counsel for the commission submitted to the court today affidavits that Douglas had obtained nermission from the Treasury to examine renorts con- CIA'SIFICATION 4C0 co Asrnro Avit.nn Apa: -rr-ei'its lor Kent F'ir for Keiit i Amnion Salea Fiiimiure A-jTcmobiie Auctions 4 1 i 4i'6 4ii7 40 412 278 211 A ito Services A.ito Tires.

Parts. Accessories A IS'antd A lios it Truec. iuT Hire Eea.h, Mount, i.n Kenris lor B'ath Property tor Sale Btauty Sut'-cttions Rei-Air Property lor Enle B-verly Hills Prop for Sie Picvclts, Mutnrcytles Bnard snd Room Bard tor Chiiorrn tVati. Yachu and Motors BiOKA Brentwood Property for Sale Re 402 2.S4 255 401 186-188 3" a Bunding to Be Moved Buiiiinia T' adefi Bineiilow Courts for Rent. Firn 118 Bunsalow Courts for Rent 2H3 Buinevs Indusinal Property Business Opportunities l'Jj Business Opporruuuies Wanted 127 Bu.iiie.v Si-rvicey, 63 Camera.

Supplies, etc 31 Clothing A Furs 310-371 Country Propeity (or Sale 208 Diamonds Ai Jewelry 372-313 'M. H'i Dresmakinrr Milliners 103 Eastern Northern Real Estate 214 Electric Relnaeratoi s. Rani's 342 Employment Aaencics 107-te8-U4 Employment Offered Financinn. Wocks. Bonds .118 Fists.

Duplexes, Doubles tor Rent iFurn.) 265 Flats. Duplexes, Doubles for Rent "Unfurn.i 270 Household Ooods 340-34 Furniture Wanted bv Dealers 3M) Clendaie Pionerty for Sale 191-M2 droves. Ornnne. Lemon 210 Hollywood Property tor Sale 176-180 Ho'el-Anartment-Income Leases 129-131 Hotel Rooms for Rent 2M1 Housekeeping Rooms Houses In L. A.

for Sale 165 Houses Properties in Cities L. A lis Houses for Rent iFurn 27r Houses for Rent (VJnfurn 27 Hockey called for a 30-day trucej November by the Superior Court to await the outcome of Bow-jto abide by an arbiter's decision ion's general move. Rockey's! that it must discharge Amelia win Dp! Mutolo. Desmond. Dil Har-laml.

Hpisineer. Knight, lxre. Don- noil. Thorp, Walker and Watson. Attaches Yoitrht (chairman.) Lyon, Meehan, Miller, G.P.; JOon-nell, Richie and Watson.

Aviation and Aircraft tonini I proposal was taken under con- sideration by principals in was not a union member (chairman.) Corwin, Field, salsman, Sheridan, the Dank of Xmerica LEADERS INVITED Bowron sent out invitations to! principals in eight Los Angeles; u.sainMuu. tu aun.u c' Jiminary meeting and in' step with the plan his field secretary, Ordean Rockey. already has taken action in one controversy. Invited to the preliminary meeting by Bowron are Harry Bridges, Pacific Coast C.I.O. di rector; Philip m.

Connelly, Cuii-, forma C.I.O. director; C. J. Hag-i gerty, California Federation of' Labor president: J. W.

Buzzell. Los Angeles Central ltor Coim cil secretary; Paul Shoup, South ern Californians, president-, and one assistant; Klmer H. How-lett, Merchants' and Manufacturers' Association president, and one Mar i controversy. Social Service Union Article Corrected Kellems, King. Poulson Keaves.

Redwine and ienne ana wuuani-, Wlllialll-, son. j.s not carried out and next yesterday is to delay the Hanking Millingion (chairman.) Kuchel, O'Donnell, Rosenthal and Bennett, Crowley. Gallagher, Green, jTumer. 1 Lyon, Meehan, Redwine and Wil-j Tritons and Ki-forniatorirh An-liamson. jdreas (chairman.) Allen.

Burson, Bill Id in and On-irii'tion Allen Burns, M.J. Cassidy, Evans, Gan. (chairman,) Field, Heisinger, Leon-; non. Kilpatrick, Miller Malo-ard. Poulson and Tenney.

jney and Phillips. Civil Service Crowley (thair-i i'titilie Cliaritirs and Corirrtions mrHr'Vonmpt proceedings pending J' In an article about the pro- i I Times Classified Ad More Ada Than Any Newspaper in the World Plhoinie MAdisora 2345 council for the State Relief AdliL''. tin or nsnire Aiet nocu.i rpisco- appearing in The oal Church, who is president ofim; man,) Donnelly, Lvans, GallaRner, Houser, Leonard, Malone G.P.; Sheridan and Weber. Conservation night man.) Bashore, Garland, rick, Redwine, Thurman, Miller, (chair-Kilpat-Walker, Weber and Weybret, Constitutional Amendment Watson (chairman,) Atkinson, Ben-nett, Clarke, Collins. Crowley, Heisinger, Houser, Johnson, King, Pelletier, Scudder and Wollenberg.

Contented (chairman.) Klet-iion Sheridanjman,) Burson, Gilbert, Atkinson. Bashore, Call, Col- Malo-ilins, ney and Weybret. Contingent Kxpenw Kellems (chairman.) Fulcher, Gilbert, Haw kins and Leonard. Corporal ion Gilmore (Ch a i r- man.) Call. Carlson, Cassidy, Doyle, Green, Salsman, Turner and oigt.orty.

County Government O'Davj Roads and IJiuliwa.vs Robertson (chairman Andreas. Bashore, Call, i (chairman,) Allen, Andreas, Ba-Carlson. Crowley, Desmond, Fiil-jsliore. Corwin, Del Mutolo. Ful r.

the Federat ion of Protestant Churches of Los Angeles; David T. Batx'ock. bond dealer and one' of the governors of Town i Charles S. Jones R.chfieldOd Cor-, potation president. WILL F.ET MONDAY The place for the meeting was not announced but it is to be Monday evening and is to start with a dinner given by the Mayor.

Los Angeles Central Labor Council officials long have advo- cated such a joint council here to handle union-employer contro- versies and ones of a similar na Congestion's High Cost Told Auto Club Official Cites Gravity of City Traffic Situation Los Angeles traffic is approach-! ing the strangulation point. Central business districts are; cher, Green, Kilpatrick, Kuchel, Mal(ev, Meehan, Reaves and Kawalliseh. Crime I'oiileniM Richie (chair man.) Daley, Gannon, Gilmore, Johnson. Miller. and Watson.

Direct Legislation Waters (chairman.) Call. Crowley, rhillins, Redwine and Wollenberg. Drainage. Swamp and Overflowed Lands Weber (chairman,) Allen, Bashore, Clarke, Dilworth. Field, Krnple, Kuchel.

Leonard, Willing- ton, Redwine, lhorp and eynret. Scudder, Walker and Wol- SI'IHIKU, 3CUI FlukHt.r! nairman.j i-iai'Ke, inurman aim i timet Motor VHiicles Sawallisth icnairnian.i Aiiuieas, minis, i Burson, Dovle, Kvans, Field, Ful 'flier, Gallagher Gilmore, Hawkins, Lore, Phillips. Voigt and Waters. Miiniripul Corporation Bennett (chairman,) Daley, Field, Kuchel, rP pelletier. Heaves.

i ters an(1 Yorty. lt, I niliiipi.iL-inim Ichair. oi, iilsirifs Atkinson man,) Unrson, Dills', Dovle, Houser, Kilpatrick Bennett Scudder, Stream and Thurman. Public Health and Quarantine Massison (chairman.) Burns, H.M.;j Field, Gilmore, King. Poulson, Ten-: ney, Waters and Watson.

Public Moral Turner (chairman, Atkinson, Dilworth, Gannon, Garland. Gilbert, Kellems. Knight, Miller. Thorp and W'atson. Puhlie I'tilitie Hawkins (chair- Massion, Millington.

Phillips, Rosenthal, lenney and lorty. Iteveniie and Taxation Collins (chairman Carlson, Del Mutolo, Dills, Gilbert. Gilmore, Meehan, Poulson. Reaves, Ritchie, Voigt. Walker, Waters, Wollenberg and cher, Leonard, Massion, O'Day.

Sawallisth, Stream Meehan i Watson and Weber. Rule Gilbert (chair a n.t Burns, H.M.; Cronin, Lyon, Rob- ertson and Rosenthal. Social Service and Welfare Lore (chairman.) Bashore Don-! nelly, Gallagher, Hawkins, Kennle. Miller, O'Day and Richie. Soldiers and Sailor Affairs Kepple (chairman,) Allen, Desmond, Field.

Kellems. G.P.: Millington Redwine. Ro- ien)ci r. Stale one Kes Dalev (chairman.) i Ruins, II. Burns.

M.J.; Robertson, Stream and Weybret State (irounds and Parks M.J. (chairman.) Clarke, Daley. I Leonard. Salsman, Stream and; Thurman. I He- in l.iy iii Reaves (chair-! man.) Dennett, Houser.

Kilpatrick, G.P., and Pelletier. rnivei'Mties Johnson (chairman.) Daley, Dills, Kvans, Kellems, Sheridan and Waters. Way and Means Rosenthal (chairman.) Burns, H.M.; Burns, M.J.; Collins, Donnellv. Garland. Gilbert.

Hawkins. Kepple, Lore, TAOn. Meehan, Miller. G.O.: O'Oav. O'Donnell, Cichie, Sawallisch, Turner, VoirIi, Walker and Yortv.

CANAL CHIEF DURING WAR DIES Col. Landers Funeral to Be Held Tomorrow Funeral services for Col. George F. Landers, 74, command er of the Panama Canal Zone forces during the World War, will be conducted at the All Saints' Episcopal Church in Pasadena tomorrow at 3 p.m. 1 Col.

Landers died at his home, 2894 Santa Anita Altadena, Sunday. Retired since 1922. all his active service was with the artillery, lie also served as assistant commandant of the Submarine Defense School and as associate professor of chemistry at West Point. He was a member of the Army and Navy Club in Washington, D.C., president of the County Library Board, and a member of the University Club. lie leaves his widow, Mrs.

Jean D. Turner and Stevens Mortuary is in charge of funeral arrangements. Burial will take place later at Junction City, Kan. Mine Millil I 1 Garland, Cii-' n. Miller, lv; i ii- ley, Evans, Gallagher bert.

Green. Johnson Robertson. Sawallisch, "Weber and Williamson. man,) Cassidy. Collins, Dilworth, Gilbert, Gilmore, Lyon, Phillips, Reaves, Voigt and Waters.

Engrossment, and Enrollment Kuchel (chairman.) Carlson, Cassi- .1.. 1 lAi.Mnrrnn 11,1 InhnL'IlM Kducation uius (cnauman.i Supreme Court Asked to Halt Contempt Action Vogcl Brothers, apparel manu factum's, yesterday petitioned the California Supreme Court for ia wril of supersedeas to enjoin Uie International Ladies' Car- Workers. Union from pro. 'jcceding with a contempt action thp in tho Superior Court Friday. DISCHARGE ORDERED The concern was directed -last Greenwood, whom the union de in good standing.

COI RT PKLAY SOl'GHT A contempt action was filed bv the union when the order was set to hear the ac determination bv the Supreme t. yi iuv ii ai) ivai iv in the discharge utl matter. MAVMni UUlIUK' rUilftlULl Quickly relieves itching, burning of "7 If" HH A 1 UZ Lm iA PRAISED FROM COAST TO COAST! Powerfully soothing Zemo Ointment quickly relieves even the most intense itching soreness. Then its wonderful elective medication (Zinc Oxide, Subnitrate of Bismuth. Boracic Acid plus SEVERAL OTHER very special ingredients) starts right in to help nature promote FAST healing.

Clean, odorless, flesh colored this doctor's prescription is simply marvelous for Eczema symptoms, surface pimples, ringworm and similar annoying skin irritations. Inexpensive, One trial eonvinces! AH drugstores. tnr Sfopped-Up fJOSIRlLSi WHY try to open stuffy-nostrils by blowing into your handkerchief until your nose Is red? Simply insert a little Mentholatum into each nostril. Note how effectively, yet gently, it relieves the stuffiness and soothes Irritated membranes. Instead of beinf a "blowhard," use Mentholatum.

It's the clean, penile way to open stopped-up nostrils due to colds. IELP KIDNEYS PASS LBS. A DAY Doetorp sav vniir kulrifvs contain 15 of tiny tub or filters which help to purify the Mood end keep von iiMltby. Mont people pass about 3 pints a fy or about 3 of ave. Frequent or ai-anty passajt" ith emarting nd burning how there may he ometbing wrong wnn your Kinneya or oisdfler.

An eicesft of acids or poisons in your blood, when due to functional kidney dittortlem, niav be the raue of nagging backache, rheumatio patua, leg pain, lota of pep end energy, get' ting up mghia, swelling, puffinesa under tne eyes, headaches and dullness. Don't wait! Ak your druggist for Doan'i Pilla, used successfully by millions for over 40 years. They give happy relief and will help the IS miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from your Hood, (let Donn'e Tills. The Morning After-Taking Carters Little Liver Pills Do FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? FASTEETH. a powder to be sprinkled on false teeth, them more firmly set.

Make your Ifmse plates more dependable with FASTEETH. You'll feel more confident with a firmer dental plate. Mildly alkaline ASTEETH also checks gum soreness, burning sensation or rash due to the chafing of a loose, wahhiy plate or tn excessive arid mouth. GET FAS TEETH at any drug store. Advertise ment.

nmmm A 5s Ad Inn 4 TV. Wlt 1 i. f'LASSII ICATIOV MBf Income Prope-ty tor Si land. Stiftiions. Nouce? RV Livftocic Lri found Loi.

nr Kan? IbQ Lumbi-r B.ulc'ins Materials 34 M.iciiii'.cry Pipe 3T6-377 Medical AO Miceiiancous Sot Sale Meetin? V.r.ney lo Loan. Prep. 140-143 Money to Loan. Real Estate Money to Loan. SaUnti, 144 Money Wanted .....132 Momaers.

Tiust Deed's l-il Mounliun. lase. Resort Property. 212 Mi.vins.- Sh.ppms. Stoiase 2 MuMcai Instrument 352-3 irvefc 1H4 OMice Furniture Elinpment Oil ard Mmint '32 Pasadena Property 10 Pets Supplies 392-39S Physicians, 50 Poultry Supplies 300 Poultry Ranches for Sale 205 Prote.vsiOiial trrvics-a 30-40 Radios it Service 355-3S7 Ranches, Firms, etc.

2S Real Estate Exchannes Roul Estate for Sale 15-214 Real Estate Wanted 230-23! Rooms for Rent 252-253 Sanitariums. 61-62 San Marino Property 194 Schools A- Instruction 75-79 gmt Machines 341 Situations Wanted 100-102 Stamps An Coins 65 8'oies. Olfices for Rent 281 Restauiant. Market 335-337 Suburhan. Close-in Real Estate for Sale 203 Suburban County.

Miscellaneous for Rent 279-2S0 Swaps 3R0 Theatrical 85 Trartor.s. Airicul-urnl Fqtiipment. .378 Trailer Coaches. Camp Coaches ...411 Travel-Transportation 25 Trucks 408-410-412 Wanted to Rent 250 Wants of All Kinds 370 Washinz Machines 345 Westwood Property for Sale PERSONALS 10 BANKRUPT AUCTION BY OPDKR OF U.8 DISTRICT COCRT ROY McMAPTER TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY STOCK OF J. METZGKOF? TOGETHER WITH INS FUR COATS CAPES-JACKETS- -WRAPS -BOLEROS Scarfs Neckpieces THURSDAY JANUARY 26TS1 12 NOON Moved lor convenience of sale to 4TII FLOOR 707 South, mil Street FURS CONSISTING OF EASTERN MINK.

CHINKSE MINK CHINESE Wf.AHFL. COCOA FRMINKS. FITCH. PERSIAN I.AM3. KRIMMF.R NATURAL GREY SQUIRREL.

BROAD TAILS, CARACULS. KIDSKINS. MUSK RATS. SEAL, SILVER FOX. RED FOX BLUE FOX, BLACK FOX.

MARTENS WHITE ERMINE. SUMMER ERMINE, UAL YAK, etc. NOTICE INSPECTION TUFSDAY At WEDNESDAY BETWEEN 9 A.M. 5 P.M. DEPOSIT OF 25'-REQUIRED OF ALL BUYERS J.

J. SUGARMAN CO. AUCTIONEERS FUR JANUARY New And Used Former val'ifjs from $50 to J200 Newrst Styles Siismiy used. O'her fine furs 35 and up Liberal Credit MO VI ELAND FUR STUDIO ENTIRE 2D FLOOR 215 W. STH ST.

AT BRDWAY. OwDiilv Stm. till 9 m. CASH FOR DIAMONDS Old gold, silver, jewelry antiques. SECURITY JEWELRY CO.

Suite 704, Walter Story Bldg. 610 S. BROADWAY. Brlns this ad for most cah. SCULPTURE School by well known French Sculptor.

Day. eve. Livina models. Re fined people only. Stars amons pupils Skclch class 50c.

Class for beginners, 7 mo sunset. UL-828'-' YOL'NO men do you desire to make SI 2 to S15 wk. without hard labor all vr. Senn 8tart you In business that Is a sure winner. Dept.

F. 3531 Sunset Blvd 24-LB. Envelopes with Coiner Cards. 6 size per SLOB 10 per 2.95 V.A-3TO2 "WORTHWHILE" introduction L.A. suburban lonely ladies At uetitlemen.

Send stamp for sealed bulletin tall ages.) Club ELITE A. 1307 SO. HARVARD. L.A RENEE TAYLOR. GIFTED PSYCHIC without asking, reads your entire Ufs actual lacts, names, dales, the truth good or bad.

Advice. Help. 1408 W. 7 AMOEBA specialist, 9U-riay treatment. No injections.

Licensed physician sur geon 6. Rm. 205. FI-5732 DEBTS COLLECTED anywhere or NO charge. Licensed and bonded.

National Lioniaaiion Bureau, 112 v. sun. TH-7707 BEAUT rm. 900 so. It.

WiLshiie-Union suit. lor religious group, val. wil. snire any space. DK-i'irjti.

SWISS MUSIC BOXES. CUCKOO CLOCKS SWISS CHOCOLATE. HERBS ETC THE SWISS SHOP. 50 Briwy. Arcade Big MEN, call "DOLORES" Escort Service for that charming lady escort, "THE BEST IN THE WEST." FE-9039 WONDERFUL Investment for doctor nurse.

Pine position. Capital needed Box N-277. Times. SPIRITUAL PSYCHIC RELIABLE. 1H YRS A 1924 W.

6 ST. Readings 10-H, Services Thnr. 8 p.m. COLORADO professional man wishes oosi tion managing motor court. Salary not cnier consideration.

Box M-u, Times PROBLEMS talent solved by persona handwriting analysis. Univ. desree. ii 15 yrs. exp.

Write Box 2294. Hollywd. WILL lend a nominal sum to help you open a downtown omcf. Gray, VA-J2BB HEIRS Cash for leaacies trust fund's H54 s. Dunsmulr.

Room 104. YO-3715 NEED Linens, Furnnure. China. Silver, Miscellaneous everything. CH-51313, 4Vj LONG Term Real Estate Loans Win ter In v.

315 W. 9. TR-3071, WOMEN, elderly, asst. Pub. Dept.

Exp. not nec. 3o(i Chamber of commerce Blflg AUTO Palming, guar, spec. SI 2 50 Rlly car, king, 712 Crocker. TU-B908 MATTRESS renovated, all work guaian- ici-ti, w.

Keuer iviaiiiess RAW vend able juices for health ii beauty llnmn lnlinr CIT ft 5T 11 RES a 1 1 on a II known brands at big savings. WAREHOUSE. 725 Aliso 8t ANYONE OWE YOU MONEY? See -Nick Harris Coll rs. 411 W. 7.

VA-2264. LIBRARIES Purchased. Pickwick Book Shop Buyer calls, HE-9668. INTRODUCTIONS. Write for details.

Dale rarrant, BUI Hollywood Blvd. RUG WEAVING, your sewed runs silk nose, naintiow mig anop. vrj i s. Hoover AKlhKIIIS. neuritis, Hellmann formu la wo.

tin, owi orug stores, ve-5418. HIP REDUCING, latest method, automatic ninssscp. as low as im-twa. I'SYCHIC Consult, the card-, leading 50c wnn tms an, jitt tu, pt. KEV.

Adair answers 5 questions by mail 50c. stumped envelope. 2320 (R HEIRS Cash for leuacics trust funds DD4 a. pimsm I Hnom 104 yu-3 715. RACE fans, no win.

no nay I know the horses, do you? Box 4U, Santa Monica. MARGARET HILTON, to your interest to contact at once. GO. TR-flh44. FaT'i1 Reduce any pail of body simple, sn Ie, permanent.

2 COAT of aims of 1st 13 oru. iTimed States DANCE opportunity classes FE-6304 Aineriean nance leains nterprises. REI'RIGf RATOHS. eiertric 29 up Open eve 4HIU s. priwy.

Additional arts tinder this heading will be suffering, motorists and citizens generally are suffering in loss wl" 5101 be available to em-, time and loss of life through ac- P'oyers of nonuniomzed cidents, business property values: but they may be enjoyed, if the! are dropping because of the chok-juni0n consents, by employers of! ing traffic congestion. im(ler a xaliona La. These were among storm bor Relations Board interpre ta-i warnings voiced yesterday byt 1 Standish L. Mitchell, general tion of tne Iiew wage-hour law. manager of the Automobile ClubiRVLING vl Miller, oi utnern uauiornia.

in a Mate- ment summarizing tne situation here. I CONGESTMX RESULT Congestion of automobile traf- fir i resnnnsihltt fnr thp renf rip. Wki r.t branr hr.nl-fnr suggested that the officials them-i selves be called to testify and submit to cross-examination. Whether this will be done was not disclosed today. An opportunity for the New Dealers' appearance wilt be provided next Monday, however, when Justice 1 Icl Coult a hearing to determine whether the S.L.C.

should be enjoined from delving into the Bank of America's af- fairs and from further publicizing examiners' reports regarding the bank. IX.II XCTIO.V SOI GHT The bank is seeking the injunction on the grounds that the Treasury has no lawful authority to disclose the reports to the commission, and that publication of confidential Information regarding affairs of the bank's customers would be damaging to iis business. Justice O'Donoghue called a halt today, pending trial of the ln commis- sion hearing to determine wneiner stock of Iransamenca which holds approximately 41 per cent of the stock of the iBank of America, should be sus- from trading thn vr.fi.- Cor. i a lOlH l.uu tlllU exchanges. At the same time he directed both Transamerica and the commission to refrain, until after trial of the injunction proceeding, from making further state- incuts to the press reflecting "ltn one anomer.

ORANGE SHOW MOTIF ADOPTED 'Golden California' Selected as Theme "Golden California' is the motif adopted for the National Orange Show in San Bernardino March 16 to 26, according to announcement yesterday by W. C. Shay, president. Shay named the following as committee chairmen; Everett II. Swing, buildings and grounds; Dr.

Malcolm Murray, by-product department; II. J. Wilder, citrus institute; Louis Wolf, commercial displays; Leslie J. Harris, decorations: J. B.

Gill and R. FJ. Roberts, entertainment of guests; F. E. Peachey, feature exhibits; II.

C. McAllister, finance; 0. L. Cow-en, flower show; John Anderson, fruit exhibits; R. E.

Roberts, mid. way; B. Dade Davis, music and attractions; John M. Oakey, public relations; Arthur J. Brown, publicity; Dr.

II. M. Hays, street decorations; Cornelius DeBakesy, San Bernardino County. Other officers are J. M.

Oakey, vice-president; J. II. Wilson, treasurer; and William Starke, secretary-ma na ger. Meeting to Boom Garner Campaign A further step in the Garner Presidential boom will be taken tonight when a group of Tex-ans gather at 618 S. Broadway for a dinner meeting and discussion of election of officers for a local "Garner for President Committee." Announcement of the meeting, to start at 7:30 p.m., was made by Richard D.

Rochester who will preside Mrs. Bartholomae, who also demanded $50,000 fees for her attorney, Victor Ford Collins, and $20,000 court costs, 'contends that he has a fortune of and an income of $500,000 a year. She charges that he remained away from home for long periods' and told her that he no longer cared for her. The couple parted last Dec. 3 after five yeai! of married life together.

Following her husband on the witness stand, Mrs. Bartholomae itemized for the court her expenses for food, entertainment and upkeep of her large home and arrived at the $1875 figure she demands as a monthly allowance. The hearing is expected to end today, 6 limes wsi fuuesudv reierence WM in I i In an bv th; L6 SoVvice Km' 1 0yees rnjon jan at whiclv the mem sx.ial Vistory anri fipet and the first agreement in Los; Angeles between a private social; work body and a union had beenj consummated between the union: and the Federation of Jewish Welfare Organizations. The or-j ganization was not the federa-j tion but instead the Jewish Con-j sumptive Association and at the! federation offices it was explained; that the association is not a menvj of its organization. Labor Board Rules on Hours Unionists' Employers Granted Exemptions Denied to Others Certain exemption privilege? for emplovers under the new j.v,,,.., Vai Board interpretations on the subject yesterday were issued locally by Regional Director Towne J.

Xy lander and they point out the procedure that C.I.O., A.F.L. or independent un ion if the latter is free from company influence. SISTER OF .11" ST ICE Application for such certification may be made to Estelle Frankfurter, sister of the newly appointed United States Supreme Court justice, Felix Frankfurter, who is handling that sort of cases for the board in Washington, Ny lander said. WILLIAM J. 0TTS, DETECTIVE, DIES Burns Man Helped in 'Times' Blast Case SAN FRAXCISCO, Jan.

23. (TP) William J. Otts. 58, who for 13! years was chief investigator for the Burns Detective Agency, died' at his home here today of a heart attack. He organized the State of Xe-i vada's Flying Squadron of mounted police to thwart activity of the I.W.W.

in the mining industry, and was an investigator into the dynamiting of the Los Angeles Times plant in 1910 and gathered evidence which led to two convictions. He also investigated war contract leaks during the World War. His widow and two children survive. TsTil umm centralization of business in he followed by those em-Angeles' metropolitan area, he! Payers who wish to get an ex-said, emption from the act's 41-hour- Definite evidence of what has Week limit, occurred was disclosed in thej An exempUon for rush clubs recent traffic survey, the1 executive pointed out. This re- t)enods raa' be Poured, it was corded that, the number of motor explained, only when permission vehicles entering and leaving! is given by a board-certified un-Los Angeles city proper in- ion.

The board," it was stated, creased more than oO per cent be-j will certify for such purposes a LOST AND FOUND i lines Lost L7zd Found Service Every effort is made to keep a complete and accurate record c' Lost and Found article at The Timea Otfice. If you have found a lost article or pet and tush to locate the onr, telephone Miss Elliott of The Timea Lost and Found" Department She will cheek her files and records of tilings lost. Tor direct wrvice, phone MAdison 2345 Station 412. AIRPLANE, white model, lost Newlull ranch. Rew.

SYeamore che. rev EULFOLD. blncx. contains valuables to owner only. Some cash.

Rew BOOS, raved. 2 cocxer el mates. 1 black, 1 red. Bel-Air district Wed. hp-ward.

Tullwairacrs Foundation. HO-274. West Los AnnHrs 38HH6! DOG lost. Andale. old female, running sore on head.

Reward. Box 121. Late Arrow- hend. DOG stiaved from 1828 N. Ar-jle.

loy Bos ton male, white blaze on lace, name "Spunky." Liberal reward. HE-1785. DOG -Small, brown shasjy male, lost lust Sat. mte. nr.

Fairlax Ai ovriy bivq. Reward. DOG lound black At lme. ten sounder owner pay for nd XiCi. ftniitle collie, sttble M-rin Cnlitornia Rfw, Park PASTE boards, list "no vtork," Rr-w ard.

Crissir.y. 511 Sup. Del Mar. 11. POCKETBOOK.

black, lust valuable oinPfts near Silvrrr Lltf. rfw GH-0197 PURSE blnrk, lost rinumown. Reward. P. Mi-Gouth.

EX-2234. Pt'RSE. return Bank of America hank err lie. etc. Reward RING.

12 dm. wedding, Fn. be on Brdtvjr. Reward. AT-IP 57 8'h WATCH iii-i! small oblnne in snakcskiii ca.se.

yic. WilsMre. 6ih Manhattan PI, Liberal reward. Call after 3.30 li.m nn WRIST wntcli, lady's Watt ham on Mcliorf nr. La Brcn.

Reward. GR-58 WRIST Hamilton. A. Rew. 20!) 18 ao mown 'an Badi WR1STWATCH found, lady c.mond.

Give description. Box N-80. IF you bon lit a truutc lit, Sam Fe auction, call MA-i'34'i. Sio. 112.

Reward. PERSONALS 10 PSYCHIC SPIRITUAL Advice. Your problems can be solved. Reading, help. Daily Sunday Citil 11 to 8.

Donation $1. Rev. Win. Gladstone. Mtisate Cir.

p.m. Don. 50c. 3S46 WILSHIRE BLVD. near Western.

Expert Rebus Puzzle SOLUTIOiNIST Answers to contest cartoons FRFB, Prof. Wm. G. Axeirod. f4f Main.

SCIENCE OF MEND Solves your rieenest orohlems. Adults only Send name and birth d.i'.e for FREE hook exol.iiniug how CALIFORNIA INoT OF SCIENCE. Sltfifi So Broadway. MFN OLD AT 401 GET PEP. New 0.strcx Tonic Tablets contnln raw oyster inviRorators At other stimulants.

Value $1.00. Special price 7Sc Start feci-intr younuer todav. Sold by Sontit't. Thrifts'. Owl A- all 'ood drug stores.

DEBTS COLLECTED OR NO CHARGE AMERICAN BONDED FINANCE CO. 448 So. Hill, Suite 318 GENTLEMEN! Would youTike a charming. attractive dinner companion, and attend the better class niuht sdois ir.is eventnc? Call PACIFIC ESCORT BUREAUS. HE- 342 B34 Hollywood Bivd Suite 225, ATTENTION Leaving for South America.

Making un expedition, ail phases bus! ness, exploration transacted. Refer Sun. Jan. Z'J. Clnss.

10. AC. NTS -FELLS ON SIGHT. Excel. Gold.

Gate fcxno. Souvenir social sec. plate. Bic comm. Send 50c As S.

No lor sales outfit, P.O. Box 413. Hollywood FUHS INVENTORY SALE. 25 to 60'i re duction on every FUR COAT in the house Hurry for best selection at these prices. SITKTN'3.

339 S. Western. Open eves. THRIFTY GARAGE. $2,25 Per cvl.

over- naui, included iboot. rinits. gasKer. on valves ground. Brakes Sl.sO svhl.

up. 310 S. Cntalina. nR-0953, OPPORTUNITY COMES BUT ONCE! If you have $1000 to invest and wish to be Independent, write PO Box 1172, Hollywood. for Men's Sample Suits Standard brands.

Retail at whsle. 754 S. L.A. Rm. 810.

VA-56S0. STERLING SILVER tea set Wanted by priv. pty. Compt. with hot water Kettle irg.

tray. Cheap, Box N-I53. Times, CLOCKER TOM 1 horse dally. SI weekly -HO-9H6R Rm 12 Marlon Sclma fc Cahiienaa TIRES 2 FOR 55.95 Fartory blemished. 1240 S.

BROADWAY FIELD Secretary. Experienced ln club membership selling. Large L.A. group Write Box M-194. Times PRINCESS ZORAIDA Egyptian DSTchic 6tands alone her (ellowmen, S3.

Head, Spec, 51. 8808 Sunset. OX-B350, WILL accept bids to wreck 2 story 80x150 tne brick. Pomona. Box N-24.

Times BE happy. WePlthy Wllshire Intro. Club 6Sl Shatto PI. Velma Bell FE-5R20 REV. Else circle Fri m.

don 25r. rites, diy. SI. Stchel. CA-0703.

TIRES New standard biar.di. 40' OFF flOOl Wilshire. Bev. Hills See Harry. LEARN TO DRIVE.

TRAFFIC DRIVING with dual safety controls. Guar. YO-B400 VYFKKXY THURSDAY AUCTION SAI.K ADAMS A. A BELL. AUCTR LOS ANGELES AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL 130 S.

Vermont Ave. FI-704 1 NEW Chink Checker Rules. More fun. Mail Mr. 210 Transportation Bum.

PRES, Iowa antique as.so. also sturiv class, DR-323! ssist collectors; Apt. 305, WRECKING house 1739 N. Sycamore. Ma tcrmls at harirain prices PATENTS TRADEMARKS OPEN EVE- NINGS.

Rm. 307, 7046 Holiy'd Blvd, CASH FOR GEORGIAN OR EARLY AMER-ICAN ANTIQUE SILVER GL-7000. ANY CAR PAINTED. 50 746 GLADYS AVE TU-R413. WANT assoc.

S3000-S50O0. Jfvel. rich placer muu ileitis, is. nox r.i-'ih. limes REV.

SANDRA sifted Psychic, tells all, pood or bad, calls names. 11 If) 6 St. BOOKS. Brins 'em in. or we call.

Moby DICK BOOK Shop. 90!) 7'h. V.A-h4:H GOODYEAR 6-piy. 5.50x19 tires. 2 for S15, used 50 mi.

130f, S. Mam. PR-865I. 11-PC. 18 Century dinum set.

Other pes. N. Commonwealth, EX-8R23, nc-u'nutf i n. ii it. it.tt nui(c un all maUera.

206 Bdw-y. consult Manam Koseina, POLLY RAN escorts. Lonely persons of excellent chnracter only. RO-9373 GKKY Persian Lamb Cos; Sac- ie $450, Phnne IMPROVED HFAI.T-H TREAT. appt.

Dr, Grace McClam. DC. CR-13551. REPOSSESSED tires Like new, Pik Wilshire, count Standard Brands, i PSYCHO astro, analytical read.ng of cards, eynerr anvire. vpy E.X-2Pl:t' Eve.

VE.S4I1 (chairman,) Evans, Leonard, Mil-1 ler. G.P.; Rosenthal, Thorp and; Walker. Federal Relations Evans (chair-; man,) Allen, Carlson, Cassidy, Hei-' singer, King and t'niuip! Financial Institutions i 1 (chairman,) Dills, Johnson, Lyon Turner, Williamson and Yorty. Fish and Game Miller, G.P. (chairman,) Andreas, Burns, M.J.; Donnelly, Doyle, Fulcher, Gallagher, Garland, Hawkins, King, Pelletier.

Reaves. Robertson, Scudder and Thurman. Governmental Kfficiene.v and Kcononi.y Garland (chairman,) Atkinson, Burns. Cronin. Hawkins.

Lore, O'Day, O'Donnell, Poulson, Tenney and Yorty. Governmental Revenue and F.x-pciKliture Salsman (chairman,) Green, Kepple, Pelletier and Wollenbere. Hospital and Asylum Cassidy (chairman.) Andreas, Burson, or. win, Daley, Knight, Maloney, Mil ler, O'Day, Scudder and Voigt. Insurance Mehan (chairman,) Corwin.

Cronin, Desmond, Gallagher, Hawkins, Kilpatrick, Maloney, Miller, G.P.; Robertson, Salsman, Sawallisch and Yorty. Introduction of Bills Bashore i chairman,) Scudder, Sheridan, Thurman and Williamson, Irrigation Desmond (chairman.) Clarke, Corwin, Del Mutolo, Donnelly. Gannon, Garland, Heisinger, knight, Massion, Millington, O'Donnell, Stream, Thorp, Walker, Weber 'and Weybret. Judiciary General Tenney (chairman,) Bennett, Co'lins. Cronin, Dills, Houser, Johnson, I.yon, Massion, O'Day, Richie, Rosenthal, Salsman, Waters and Yorty.

Labor and Capital Yorty (chairman,) Call. Clarke, Del Mutolo, Gannon, Kilpatrick, Pelletier, Phillips, Reaves, Richie, Tenney, Thurman and Williamson. Libraries Poulson (chairman.) Clarke, Dills, Kuchel and Miller, E. Livestock and Dairies Heisinger (chairman,) Burns, M.J.: Cassi. tly, Desmond, Dills, Donnelly, Sawallisch.

Thorp and Weybret. Manufacturers Thorpe (chairman,) Call, Carlson, Crowley, Maloney, Massion, Wollenberg. Medical and Dental Laws Burns, H.M. (chairman;) Corwin, Cronin, Gilmore, Kellems, Knight, Massion, Rosenthal and Watson. Mileage Dilworth (chairman.) Burson, Carlson, Leonard and Wey-: bret.

Military Affairs Gannon (chairman.) Allen, Call, Cronin, Dilworth, Kellems, King, Tenney and Voigt. New Treatment Heals RECTAL TROUBLE Without Radical Surgery No neediest suffering, hospital costs, or time lost from work. Piles, fissures and ether painful and serious rectal ailments quickly ended. Neglect often leads to serious consequences. Much ill-health is traceable to neglected rectal trouble.

Examination tree. Valuable illustrated book mailed an request. Hours daily 9 a.m. to 5 a.m. Sat, till noon.

Open Frt. cvemnqs. Phone Fl. 2248; Doctors Ooran, Remecke and Corns, Suite 20, Rusch Bide, 1 56 Wilshirt Car. Yfilshira and Vermont, tween 1930 and 1937, but that the same travel in and out of the central business district gained less than 8 per cent in the same period of time.

NEED SET FORTH Motor vehicles supply SO pet-cent of transportation requirements in the metropolitan area, it showed. Congested Los Angeles must be pried open for automobiles, Mitchell stated. Customers must be given free motorways to carry them into main shopping districts. Transportation, both of commercial goods and of the public, must be allowed to move rapidly, smoothly and safely to elim-inate heavy economic loss, he said. REMEDIES URGED Recommendations made for the Los Angeles metropolitan area of the future in the club's report included building of a system of motorways for fast, uninterrupted flow of traffic; construction of parking buildings in business districts; gradual removal of all street railways and establishment of an adequate motor bus system; separating grades of major commercial street and highway intersections; installing an interconnected system of center-suspended traffic signals; prohibiting curb on business streets; and development of off-street parking facilities on all commercial streets and highways.

Students Plan Opera Students of the Mt. St. Mary's College will present "The Night ingale," a Chinese opera, at the! VViishue Ebell Theater Feb. 2. relieves COLDS, Fever and Headaches Liquid, Tablets Salve, Nose Drops Tr due to Colds Wonderful Liniment BARTHOLOMAE TELLS LOSSES IN SUIT OVER ALIMONY While his gross income for 1038 reached $100,000, William A.

Bartholomae, millionaire yachtsman, opposing claims for $1875 monthly alimony, yesterday told Superior Judge Clement D. Nye that he actually came out losing money for the year. Bartholomae gave this testimony during hearing on the alimony petition filed by the wife, Mrs. Cecile Bartholomae, pending trial of her suit for divorce. The thinly mous-jtached, his hair closely cropped, jtokl the court that his gross income -from oil well properties amounted to 300,000 and from Alaskan gold mines to $100,000, I but that royalties, operating expenses and taxes were so great 'that he lost money for the year.

It's good sense to relieve a tuKh due to a cold with Smith Brothers Cugh Drops. Smith Bros. Cough Drops are the only drops containing VITAMIN A This i the vitamin that raises the resistance Ns of the mucous memhranei of the nose and throat to cold infections. THAOl'tjVei. loijncl en Nes-r i .1.