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Neutrality is a great question in Washington these shall we have a change in our law or not? The fact is we could keep the arms embargo and still pass the cash 'and carry plan but neither side is willing to accept that What is all the row about then? In California one of the talking points of the Democratic campaign for governor was the age of former Governor Merriam and this undoubtedly cost Merriam many votes But Olson is no spring chicken either and certainly not in as good shape from a health standpoint as the vigorous Merriam That campaign was featured by the support of the "Ham Eggers" for the Democratic slate a debt paid when Olson called the Nov 7 special election But the Democratic machine through Senator Kenny is the opposition to the pen Lion scheme The "Ham Eggs" bill itself is an example It purports to be a "pension" plan using a type of stamp-tax scrip to pay the pensions that is considered unconstitutional by many even by some of the "Ham Eggers" So there is a provision that if unconstitutional then other parts of the measure shall remain in effect These other parts are a state-controlled banking monapoly and a "state board of economics" whose purpose according to the bill is the "equalization" of all incomes in California In other words the pension is bait for a Marxist banking and economic dictatorship inthe state Nothing in politics Is what it seems to be on the surface the politicians have a physical peculiarity they grow their tongues in their cheeks JOHN SELBY Three of the finest books ever written in their field were Margaret Mead's "Coming of Age in Samoa" "Growing Up in New Guinea" and "Sex and Temperament" These are studies by the distinguished anthropologist in the 'moulding of human character by the cultural pattern into which it is is stating it too 'imply but it will suffice Now these three books have been combined with a masterly preface into one book called rather unrevealingly "From the South Seas" It is one of the most 'easily read most helpful and sanest works In its field ever written Doctor Mead's field work in the South seas began about thirteen years ago at which time she says her materials and those of all the others in her field were chiefly organized for the documentation over and over of the fact that human nature is an adaptable plant "that cultural rhythms are stronger and more compelling than the physiological rhythms which they overlay and distort that the failure to satisfy an artificial culturally stimulated need for outdistancing one's neighbors in our society for instance or for wearing the requisite number of dog's teeth among the prcduce more unhappiness and frustration In the human breast than the most rigorous cultural curtailment of the physiological demands of sex or hunger" This has been proved and accepted she says Now the people ask something far deeper and more searching of the social sciences They ask Doctor Mead says that in the light of that fact that social forms have been proved mutable the sciences shall help them decide what sort of new world shall be built As this question shows itself to Doctor Mead it reads "would we If we could achieve a single standard a homogeneity comparable to these primitive cultures? If the answer Is yes she says we shall not have achieved a dignity and sense of adequacy to match the primitive man's because we cannot return without dishonor to his simplicity of spirit Her answer is that we must go forward into a more ordered heterogeneity "If we solve our economic and International problems with sophistication" she says "but compromise that solution by attaching to it an over-simplified and naive view of personality in culture we ham-string the future" 0 Washington striking political fact obsecured by the war-born turmoil is that relations between the president and Post master General James A Farley are once more on a pleasant and confidential basis They were strained almost to the breaking-point before Fancy's vacation trip to Europe when the president invited Farley to have a long talk with him before sail) ing At the time Farley's visit to Hyde Park was enveloped in the utmost mystery But now one thing seems clear Either because he had been wisely warned that Farley was still a great political influence or because he simply regretted the situation the president had decided that he and his old friend had drifted much too far apart Both have subsequently refused to discuss the Hyde Park meeting Yet ell the signs suggest that the president took considerable pains to explain away the numerous incidents by which Farley had been very nearly alienated from him At any rate since Farley's return from aboard it is reported that he and the president have been talking together seeing each other and when the need arose working together as their habit was before the new deal group began to be predominant at the White House In the bill re- I pealing the arms embargo it may be assumed that Farley has found the first piece of White House legislation in a long time which he can enthusiastically approve Altogether the atmosphere is immensely better 4 a The curious thing is that in spite of the better relations between Roosevelt and Farley the shrewdest practitioners will tell phi that the basic political eitua- tion has not changed in the least The war emergency gives the president an undoubted advantage The president and his most powerful political leader are together again With most domestic issues out of the way even the president's bitterest congressional enemies have few grounds left for attack But the wiseacres say the new dealers are wrong The Roosevelt-Farley relation- ship is still a crucial beton Farley commands the delegates' is the ablest political organizer in the ccuntry and is much bermed loved by his party If Farley should choose to lead a draft- Roosevelt movement success would be virtually certain He I is playing his cards very close to his chest but there is every indication that Farley does not expect to do anything of the sort at least as of today Considering the improvement of Farley's relations with the president his record as a straight shooter and the character of the general situation a daring guess is very tempting It is that the president has assured Farley he does not want andwill not seek a third term in such definite language that if he should change his mind in any ordinary circumstances Farley would be justified in refusing to go along Guess work is always guesswork but without some such hidden feature of the situation it is difficult to explain the confidence of the conservative Democrats that the third term will not materialize Their relations with the president also have materially improved since foreign policy provided an area of mutual agreement But their feelings about domestic politics have not altered and they are Increasingly active There is reason to believe that twelve or more of the conservative Democratic senators are even taking steps to form themselves into a coherent articulate group meeting causally at luncheons and in other ways to discuss their common problems Certainly the good cheer of the Democratic conservatives flies straight in the face of the surface facts of the polithial situation As has already been remarked every scintilla of public evidence is to the effect that the war in Europe insures a third term for the president if he wants it Possibly it is a mistake to try to go behind the public evidence Nevertheless it seems worth while to offer the summarized prediction of one of the cleverest men in the conservative-moderate Democratic group It is: the war ends the third term will be out the window the war continues but the situation of the United States grows no more difficult than at present the third term will be most unlikely the security of this country is threatened the third term will be not only likely but certain The prediction reveals how tremendous is the difference between the conservatives and new dealers Only time can tell which is right Relcaed By North American Newspaper Alliance Inc Copyright 1939 lose rery not the sent the ght the uess the he eek nite Inge Lion the ttive erm ince area eir itics are is or to a of Lives the third rants to umf the is: third dow but tates to at 11 be cerhow be- new hrhich TkaPer )1 1 1 I 1 AgtLg ffn pm in Erg land he was knighted by Junes II and mrde sheriff of New England In 1390 with eight vessels he captured Port Royal Returning to England ha gained further titles including first royal governor of Massachusetts and captain-general of Connecticut and Rhode Island before he died tt William nips New Eng lend ship's carpenter went fortune-hunting to Easton and learned to read and write Thcre he married a rich widow built a ship and engaged in commerce In 1687 Phips lcd an expedition to the suceessful recovering of 300000 pounds of Spanish treasure sunk off the Bahamas Gaining favor Another blessing of free speech is that a dan gerous alien can talk as he pleases and thus make good citizens mad enough to wake up In Flirnkind Hints On Health l3y JIMMIE FIDLER 0 American Safety Zone mai 'iStu ai 'Ivic I 1 Pie itLel It Ha The Log Of Life I Time Signal Farm families at Marble Hill Mo have substituted the roar of airplane motors for the screech of locomotive whistles They set their clocks when the afternoon plane between Memphis and St Louis flies overhead By ESTELLE LAIViON LINDSEY Keeping Up With Law ESCRIBED BY delegates to the inter-American neu- trality conference at Panama as one of the most concrete results arrived at the safety zone proposed by the undersecretary of state Sumner Wells marking sea boundaries around the coasts of the Americas within which boundaries the warring nations of Europe are not expected to operate is also expected to assist trade between the Americas At first sight it might seem that the war in Europe and the trade relations between the Americas are rather far apart but when the proposed American safety zone plan is carefully studied we discover the Ethiopian in the woodpile in the form of Great Britain's blacklist containing the names of hundreds of individuals companies and corporations in all parts of the world and especially in South American countries that are officially regarded by the British as their enemies because of known or suspected affiliations with German interests Where the British blacklist hits American manufacturers and exporters is in that goods consigned to anybody named on it even though in neutral countries if adjudged contraband by the British are subject to seizure if intercepted by British or French naval vessels on the high seas And the tentacles of the British blacklist go farther than that for if an American manufacturer or exporter is discovered doing contraband business with one of the blacklisted names say a firm in Buenos Aires or one in Rio de Janeiro that American manufacturer or exporter is almost certain to find British and French markets closed to him thereafter Which is about as good an explanation as any why the undersecretary of state has proposed that the naval vessels of the warring European countries be restricted from operating within the American "safety zone" of coastal waters surrounding the Americas Uncle Sam's golden opportunity to clinch the trade of his Latin American neighbors must not be hampered by British searchings of American ships for contraband s-illu that ufor Lc icLctieb ULilt! la Lilt! Dilbil alaCKLISt go zarmer man if il an Anierican manufacturer or exporter is dis- covered doing contraband business with one of the blacklisted names say a firm in Buenos Aires or one in Rio de Janeiro that American manufacturer or exporter is almost certain to find British and French markets closed to him thereafter th Which is about as good an explanation as any why undersecretary of state has proposed that the naval vessels the warring European countries be restricted from operat- of ing within the American "safety zone" of coastal waters surrounding the Americas Uncle Sam's golden opportunity to clinch the trade of his Latin American neighbors must not be hampered by British searchings of American ships ps or contraband britisn or k'rench naval vessels on the high seas sAl 41A al-- In lt A past Dolores Del Dolores Del Rio ri laws palatial home I can't help won- Seeks Comebeck dering why any woman so situated should eat her heart out longing for a screen comeback What? Don't misunderstand a confirmed Del Rio fan I'd enjoy seeing her a great star again furthermore I think producers are displaying unusual stupidity by overlooking her many assets which include a tremendous following in Latin America' The thing that puzzles me is why SHE wants to get back into Hollywood harness If it were possible for a thoroughly level-headed ie 11b4" player (which she certainly is) to feel any great 'AFAi sense of achievement through screen success it p- would be understandable But that's ruled out by the fixed nature of movie 10-2 scenes played haphazardly under the absolute dictatorship of a director and amssociate preducer "'''7 1'1 Time and again really great actors from the stage have admitted it's utterly impossible to satisfy a i'---' 31 "creative" urg3 in Hollywcod What then is Dolores pining for? Money' Fame? She has both those in ample amount An i' antidote for restlessness or boredom? Hardly for ts iL she is unusueliy happy in her marriage and is an JIMMIE intellectual cepable of filling her life with vivid FIDLER interests No I think Dolores Del Rio like 99 percent of all former stars is actuated by fighting off the sting of that often-heard Hollywoed dictum "She's through" I wonder if ultimate victory is worth the battle MUTTERINGS: Compared with his tie Tom Brown seems to some neutrality speeches in the think a handshake is a muscle-senate even Hollywood publicity test instead of a social gesture sounds sensible Little things that start big wars: the open phone CITE NOTES: Because she re-switch in the Eilers' home which so many nasty letters from permitted a lady caller to hear credulous fans Mary Nash who Sally instruct her butler: "Tell played the hateful boarding her I'm not home" Growl: If school owner in "The Little Claudette Colbert doesn't get a Princess' is turning down all of-good picture soon Dr Joel Press- fers of "heavy" roles Metro man can quit worrying abeut will co-star Clark Gable and being publicized as a movie starts 'Spencer Tracy in "Love Comes to husbandNeryous itch: to compli- Burkburnett" an oil field meller ment Joan Bennett with "my Geneologists hired by Herry dear your new hair is posibvely Fonda- have informed him that Iledy!" Wondering muse: why so he's of Italian descent not Dutch much bother about Mickey Roo- as he always believed nistributee By McNaught Syndleste ment Joan Bennett with "my teneoogrlsts nueu vy dear your new hair is posibvely Fonda- have informed him th Hedy!" Wondering muse: why SO he's of Italian descent not Dutc et much bother about Mickey Roo- as he always believed Citribute By Mt Naught Syndtcate Del won- eat back star stu- da I wonder if ultima worth te victory is wor the battle MUTTERINGS: Compared with his tie Tom Brown seems to en Hollywood publicity test instead of a social gesture some neutrality speeches in the think a handshake is a muscle- senn ev sounds sensible Little things that start big wars: the open phone CUFF NOTES: Because she re- switch in the Eilers' home which 'eelved so many nasty letters from Nash who permitted a lady caller to hear credulous fans Mary as Sally instruct her butler 11 i tie "Tell played the hateful boarding her I'm not home get a Princess Growl: If school owner in "The Little Claudette Colbert doesn' is turning down ail of- good picture soon Dr Joel Press- fers of heav roles Metro being pub man can quit worrying abeut will co-tar Clark Gable and publicized as a movie star 's Spencer Tracy in "Love Comes to Geneologists hired by Berry husband Nervous itch: to compli- Bur an oil field meller ment Joan Bennett with "my dear your new hair is positively Fonda- have informed him that Hed 1" he of Italian descent not Dutch Wondering muse: why so as he always believed much bother about Mickey Roo- Citributed By MeNaught Syndicate 414mt "ft the ctinct nt thnt hflPh siars IS SCLUdwc11 uy AL8 w0 Ti-11 Aerflirr 6Qkci90 ALullx ::::0 l'''''''41) Ko ripy 't: 411 Mc Ha 1 Je' Irc Le 11Ja i MHIS AFTERNOON I have been reading' Permanent Wave I some of the case histories that came to a Tortures Child famous psychologist Also I read his advice to many of his patients Then I opened my Own Woman Reports mail and saw this: "I am I hope a sane business woman of kindly instincts and I want ytoir approval of sentiments that drove me yesterday out of a beay shop or shoppe whichever you patronize Did you ever see a tot uptiergoing the torture of a 9 thoughe it wts had enough when I saw an 8-year-old being put through this process butd yesterday Won I saw a 5-year-old being given -leV4q 'i the "works" though she had committed no crime but that of being born with straight hair I thought of the words of the late Artemus Ward: 'This is 4-3 too much too much' and I charged out and got f- j' 4- me another beauty operator iZ: "With all my faults I earn an honest living 'w 1-' and if that mother had no more sense the beauty 44 operator need not have been a party to the -11 crime "I have submitted the problem Your judgment please Just how much can a woman get away with by the simple process of biological NHS LINDSEY motherhood? ading to a ice to 'own of a see the "works" though she had committed no crime e' 4i Wee''e but that of being born with straight hair I thought of the words of the late Artemus Ward: This is to much too much' and I charged out and got 1 4 a Ce' 444 me another beauty operator With all my faults I earn an honest living 'eve and if that mother had no more sense the beauty 3'eie operator need not have been a party to the "I have submitted the problem Your judge crime ment please Just how much can a woman get away with by the simple process of biological SIRS LINDSEY motherhood? 54 8-year-old being put through this process butd enuy 5-vanr-olti hainct mvPfl 14 Per or 117 0 ytolt bea By JANE STAFFORP-- Add to the other teasons for taking good care of your health the recent advice of an authority on eye disease ftryloy- that by so doing you in a save 1 yourself 4 -13 4 'tir I having a cat- i'T erect 4 A i- Cataract as 4 1 most everyone knows is a corn- iX1 mon cause of '4inir1'-0 blind ness In his condition normally tJ 7-1 crystal lens of the eye JNE STAF1703D becomes opaque shutting out the light The cataract which afflicts old people is An acute degeneration of the lens fibers involving the entire depth and substance of the lens True cataracts are treated by surgical removal of the lens In the hands of skilful surgeons the results are almost 100 percent successful-97 percent to 98 percent according to one authority who says this means normal vision or within one or two lines of it Afterthe operation the patient must wear eyeglasses to do the focusing his eye lens used to do Many conditions may cause cataracts among them exposure of the eyes to intense heat injury nasal disease: and other foyer infections Medical scientists are still delving into the problem seeking more knowledge of what caoses cataracts so as to learn how to prevent them Lack of vitamins in the diet is believed to be a cause of cataract in some cases Vitamins cannot be erpeeed to dissolve the cataract but a diet vell supplied with vitamins may through irnprovernent of the Leneral health prevent the further development of th2 caract if an eye doe is consulted in time' I In herds idur- es the of the results are almost iful 100 percent successful-97 percent to 98 percent according to one au- thority who says this means nor- mal vision or within one or two itnes of it Afterethe operation the patient must Wcar eyeglasses to do the focusing his eye lens used to do Many conditions may cause cataraets among there exposure eyes to intense heet in- rid other lurY the nasal disease a ever infeetions Medicel scien- iss are still into the tt delving problem seeking more now of what causes cata reet learn how to prevent thes so as me Lack of vitamins in the diet 13 ber be eeeve a cause cat- aract in some cases Vitamins can- not be enpeccd to cataract but a diet Well supplied with vitamins may through in i- provement of the eeneral health prevent the further development th2 cataract if an eye dotter a is consulted time' I-- yr -4-A ICUS 1114e Uc4111063 CUL oeootrstyni flszi Inne I SL'aL Pi rc BYRON BENTLEY LLB Author's feature is offered for the reader's informetion On any specific question he should consult a local attorney SEARCH WARRANTS On the first visit of the police officers thirty-eight pints of whisky were found hidden in secret recesses of the house On their second visit the officers made another intensive search The owner was accused of violating the state liquor laws by selling and storing intoxicating liquor without a license Acting under a search warrant the officers cut the wall paper with pocket knives and removed the door facings wherever they suspected a secret recess No liquor was found on the second trip and the owner of the property sued the officers for damaging his house The supreme court of Oklahoma rendered judgment for the officsrs however stating: "lt is the duty of an officer in the executian of a search warrant to make a caraul and thorough search of the premises and in so doing it may be necessary to remove obstructions which would prevent him from making a thorough search and the removal of such obstructions may rcsult in injury to properly but the officer cannot be held liable for damages if he acts in a coteful and orderly manner and is not guilty of wanton destruction of property" The issuance of a search warrant carries with it the right to cause such damage as is reasonOly necessary for the proper of the premises For unnaessaary damage the officers tan be held responsible (Moore versus Kilmer Oklahoma) Eacciusiv Features cause such damage as is reason- rly necessary for the proper of the Premises For un- mccscary damage the officers be responsible (Moo re vei sus Kilmer Oklahoma) asciumv reatuxes Author feature is of- 'l fered for the reader's informetion On any specific question be should nu coslt a local attoroey SEARCH WARRANTS On the first visit of the police So officers thirty-eight pints of whisky were found hidden in se- er ere recesses of the house On their second visit the officer made another intensive search The owner was accused of vie- lating the state liquor laws by selling and storing intoxcating i liquor without a license Acting under a search warrant the offi- cers cut the wall paper with pocket knives and removed the door facings wherever they sus- pected a secret recess No liquor was found on the second trip and the owner of the property sued the officers or his The damaging ouse su- preme court of Oklahoma ren- dered judgment for the fficers however stating: "It is the duty of an officer in the execution of a Nero war- rant to make a careful and thor- ough search of the premises In so doing it may be en- to remove obstructions which neees-er would prevent him from making a thorough search and the re- moval of such obstructions may rsult in injury to property officer be held liable but the for damages if he acts in a eine- ful and orderly manner and is nt uilty of wanton destruction of property" The issuance of a search war- i an carries with it the right to cause such damage as is reason- ebly necessary for the roper the i 13 sae prem ses For un- necessary damage the officers can be held responsible (Moore versus Kilmer Oklahema) ZardualvA 1'6211116a BYRON BENTLEY LLB Early Start THERE ARE indications that the shipbuilding policy of the federal government may help to revive the industry on the Pacific coast an industry once one of the greatest wage payers of California Shipbuilding reached its peak here in the years immediately following the World war when many thousands of families were living well on the high wages of the industry This was stopped comparatively suddenly when war contracts were completed and labor troubles developed But the industry had its beginnings long before at the little settlement of Goleta The name means "schooner" in Spanish and was given because of a schooner the Santa Barbara which was built there in the early days for otter hunting and coastwise trade The little ship was only thirty-three tons but it was the first craft out of the rowboat and canoe class to be built in California and thus was the beginning of California's shipbuilding ney's tmpersonations of Gable and Barrymore when Crosby's nags have been rac2 norsas for years Headline Parade 7 ORR flow many girls have inferiority complexes wished on them by the silly vanity of their mothers? I dare say more than any psy chologist has ever admitted My personal reaction to the sight of a "permanent" on a small child is to get hold of the poor little thing brush her hair out and assure her that she looks much prettier as nature made her than she does when her locks are all crushed into artificial shavings It would be very little but it would be something to remove from her consciousness the notion derived from beauty shop operators and foolish mothers that she was nature's step child because she lint hair Look at the sturdy little Gretchens and Po llies whose mothers cut their hair and tie it on one side with a bright ribbon bow' If by this tine you have not made the connection between my interest in psychology and the foregoing story I'll explain And start the explanation with a question: have a husband who is far too much overweight Please send me a diet which I could use for him have a weight reducing leaflet which has been sent to you but my experience has been that the best way to reduce yourself is to go one week in four on a diet exclusively of American cheese and milk except that before you step into bed you should drink a glass of sauerkraut juice Don't ask me the why of the kraut juice I just know that it works regard to shyness I have found that shyness is a form of selfishness I have been able to overcome it by forcing myself to think of the other person end trying to put them at their ease mas have made an egcel- lent and helpful discovery Shy 0 If tee you have not made the connection between my in- 1 foregoing story ru ex lain An start 1 terest in psychology and the fo rt 4 by this the explanation with a question: How have inferiority Q--I have a husband who is many girls complexes wished on them by far too much overweight Please i 0 Early Start the silly vanity of their mothers? send me a diet which I could use ney's impersonations of Gable I dare say more than any psy- for him THERE ARE indications that the shipbuilding policy of and Barrymore when Croeby's chologist has ever admitted have a weight reduce nags have been empereonaerg Headline Parade Day personal reaction to the ing leaflet which has been sent the federal government may help to revive the ind us- race nerses ler years sight of a "permanent" on a small to you but my experience has I try on the Pacific coast an industry once one of the greatest 1 -Be child is to get held of the poor been that the best way to reduce little thing brush tier hair out yourself is to go one week in four wage payers of California 1 and assure her thee she looks on a diet exclusively of Amen- i Shipbuilding reached its peak here in the years imrrie much prettier as nature made can cheese and milk except that diately following the World war when many thousands of her than she does when her locks before you step into bed you i families were living well on the high wages of the industry are all crushed into artificial should drink a glass of sauer- This was stopped comparatively suddenly when war con- shavings kraut juice Don't ask me the ile It would be very little but it why of the kraut juice I just tracts were completed and labor troubles developed would be something to remove know that it works But the beginnings before innin lon ore at the ue industry had its be 1 from her consciousness the no- little settlement of Goleta The name means "schooner" in tion derived from beauty shop regard to shyness I Spanish and was given because of a schooner the Santa cannot operators and foolish mothers have found that shyness is a that she was nature's step child form of selfishness I have been i 1 Barbara which was built there in the early days for otter 1 because she hed hair able to overcome it by forcing hunting and coastwise trade Look at the sturdy little myself to think of the other per- The little ship was only thirty-three tons but it was the i hens end son nd Gretc Pollies whose a to ut them at first craft out of the rowboat and canoe class to be built in mothers cut their hair arid tie it their ease tr in IVIBS on one side with a bright ribbon have made an cteel- 1 California and thus was the beginning of California's ship- i bow lent and helpful discovery Bhp- I 1 I I Wayne Taorri3 and Rena'd Re Patent motor driven fan gan are 11 the clog house as far -Blows the foam off so a man as Priscilla Lane and Jane lily-Can up-end his beer glass fast man a7e concerned The othtr Without of being gassed day on the "Brother flat and the Baby" set the boys tried a practical Jake They locked the California I Misses Lane and Wyman In a Plugs for pension plan to blow prop elevator The lock jammed Thirty weekly warrants for a anti it took the entire crew Mess of "Ham Eggs" be-thirty minutes to hoist the ladies gorrahl thetugh the top of the cage Billions on deposit here PERSONAL OBSERVATIONS: Help the French and British Na matter how canny the candid clear cameraman Norma Shearer al- Current war can do ways manages to present a pro- I file pose In a heated converse- tion Pat O'Brien averages at When a little boy gets mad least ten matches to a cigar He'll use language which Is bad There's something about Irene And he's expert at it too Dunne that maims every men in So's the Nazi brcadcast crew the room uuconsciouslx straizlaten uclualve reaujo ways manages to present a pro- 4 file pose In a heated converse- ton Pat O'Brien 0 Brien averages at When a little boy gets mad least ten matches to a cigar He'll use languege which is bad There's something about Irene And he's expert at it too rtnn- ma -y m- So Dunne that 1-e- -n in the Nazi broadcast crew the room unconsciously stratillaten Kohdtigly reatujoa i Wayne Jerri an one e- Patent motor driven fan gen are il tile ciog liaise as far' Blows the foam off so a man as Lane arid Jane Wy Can up-end his beer glass fast man on a7e Without of being gassed Without The other ii day the Brother Rat ana the Baby" set the boys tried a California I practical jek They locked the Misses Lane and Wyman in a Plugs for pension plan to blow prop elevator The lock jammed Thirty weekly warrants for a 1 and it tooe the entire crew Mess of 'Tam Eggs'' be- es hoist the ladies gorrahl thirty minu mush the top of the cage Billions on deposit here PERSONAL OBSERVATIONS: Help the French and British Na matter how canny the candid clear cameraman Norma Shearer al- Cur war esti do Okn iou' ways manages to present a pro- 4 file pose In a heated converse- tion Pat O'Brien averages at When little a 1 oy gets ad least matches to cigar eas en ma es a He II languege which is aa There's something about Irene And 1 expert a 1 too pule- that real in "es" mn So's the Nazi breadcast crew the room unconsciously straighten Tusclusiv Festoon Taking all this Imo consc'cation Dr Conrad Berens of Few York summeiktp the situation it the recent meeting of the American Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngolory by saying: "In the present state of our knowledge concerning the causes of cataract pmbebly the most efficacious method of preventing Cataracts is to take excellent care of our general health especially the eliminatirn and treatment of chronie systemic infections and to maintain an adequate vitamin intake" 1 goPYllgia Da By Acieoce boxvirA cataracts is to take excellent care of Our general health especially the eliminatirn and treatment of chronie systemic infections end to maintain an adequate vitamin intake" 1 gopyzjicat 193g By Acieuce geoticA Takin tion Dr' all this into cone c1eelle Conrad Berens of feeev Yol summedyp the situation at th re -eht meeting of the Ameri- logy can Academy of Ophth almo and Otolaryngolory by saying: "In the state of our knowledge concerning the causes of cataract pmbably the most et- icaci ous method of preventing cataracts is to take excellent care of our general health especially the elimn Val and treatment of i iiii chrome sysiernic infeceons end to maintain Ein adeguate vitamin intake" I rinwrirtat nag By Sclenri Sexvic industry California particularly at San Pedro has the plants the facilities and the manpower for a real industry and the current revival cannot help but be beneficial to the whole southern California area They are charming and they grow up with goodwill toward the hair God gave them They are genuine and the be-curled kiddies are artificial which is bad when you are 5 ness is just that an intense concentration on self without any thought of other topic I wish that more people would face this simple fact and relieve their unnecessary embarrassment building industry California particularly at San Pedro has the plants They are charming and they ness is just that an intense con- the facilities and the manpower for a real industry and the grow up with goodwill toward centration on self without any the hair God gave them thought of Other PtoPle I wish current revival cannot help but be beneficial to the whole tan hehl They are genuine and the be- that more people would face this curled kibddchesare artificial simple fact and relieve their un- southern California area win a when you are 5 necessary embarrassment 4 grow up with goodwill toward centration on self without any building industry They are charming and they ness is just that an intense con- California particularly at San Pedro has the plants the the hair God gave them thought of other topic I wish facilities and the manpower for a real industry and the They are genuine and the be- that people would face this current revival cannot help but be beneficial to the whole curled kiddies are artifrial simple le feet and relieve their un- southern California area 13 th winch is bad when you are 5 necessary embarrassment.