Los Angeles Evening Citizen News from Hollywood, California • 13

V- THE-WEATHER Fofoeest for Hollywood and vicinity: Fair tonight nd tomjprrow'with Occasional cloudiness -rather high tamparatura and- low humidity with Uttla changa gantla changaabla wind) mostly from intarior Hollywood tamparaturca: at anon today TV minimum last St maximum yesterday TK this NURSE SHE' COVERS' 32J000 'Mills IN YEAR in Hollywood AAc WITH DALLAS MscDONNELL Hs ho thare'ea alga aa a aar parked at a' nearby curb Taad qalrtlyj driver asleep" hut bet ha taal'V ha'a hanging around somewhere and ttotenlag to tho hraadraat of tha auta hurtled through a fence and Bans Olivo Hunt holds the Mg distance travel mcerd among asee-datea at tha Hollywejd Receiving HeepHal la a year she has trashlerf BAt miles oa sea aad land" Bho recently returned- from a day crulsa of tha South Seas on tha-Steamship-City of Loa Angela She rested two weeks snd tbrn extending hsr leave of absence from the hospital motored to Jacksonville Fin and Back Lost gummfr jhf took Vacation trip tq Hnwalf Next year her ambition la to visit China and Japan' Moat of the South Bev Island apparently haven't heard about Roosevelt and the NBA ending the depression Miss Hunt deducted front her voysg With the price atm dodn on major produet of a large part of tha nearly an ths villages and towns aha visited except Suva In tha Fiji Islands Beamed Jiard hit' Tha Pacific Coast marltime strike also worked "i hardship on the Islanders In 'Tahiti where Jh City of Lo Angeles was the first large ship port' in three' months food supplies wars taken ashore for the mure needy natives -At seme of the smaB lelanda a ship hadn't been seen for a year At Island 1UM letter wen taken ffom the ship lo be postmarked and retamed to their endere chiefly philatelists throughout the world The South Bee Islands era beautiful but not as romantic as they need to learn IOIIN DAVIDSON actor hy vocation and af by avocation haa hats having lot ef fun lately painting what ha thinks and 'net worrying about what ethers think Pictured are repnduettona af two af hta nd Actor Turned- Painter 4- Strings VCanvasei Hit Creative Work itany Protest Awaiting Rosenblatt on Return From Bay Gty la'Saa Franc! eea where during Uto foreasra ha waa to address ths American Federation af Labar veaMeai Sol A Roeanblate SHrtotou-al NRA administrator waa lad to retura hero tola today to bo greeted by a fleck of pralsete ever NRAflla cede matters Mr Roeenblatt toft tote yaetsrdsg by plane for tha Bay City aad at laches of the Baverly-WlhMre Hotel where he haa bera ataytag said they expeeted him back her- lata today Among tha yroteista baforo Mr Roeenblatt hro many aoocernlng tha holding la Waahtagtoa IX ta stead ef ta Hollywood of tho hearings on Uw Agency Conntt of tho Motion Picture Code Author-' rules ef fair practiceb governing the conduct of agent 1 Hearing Onh 11 Oct IT hu been tha data act tor ths hearings and local parsons Interested ta the Important proposed actios ef tho film cad must either Appear ta Washington or writs or telegraph their statements than Mr Roeenblatt received rather a vigorous telegram torn tha Riding Actors' Association ef Hollywood by Fred Burns deni protesting tho daisy ta Ipg with a proposed eodi promulgated by tha organisation Ths telegram signed by Mr Buna and Orta Robertson secretary Ottawa: 'Aa herewith making formal demand that you give as a hearing before having him Wa have bee organised a year trying to gat justice for our craft but for have only got tho runaround! You have taken ears of Uw draaa people aad waiter at al but cur group which has given more to the motion plots res thaa any other human element haa been aegtaetad aad our carreapondMce Ignored by your t-flee- Critldasu Vetoed 7 producer member ef the standing committee over extras appointed by yoursteted after bearing clauses of our code explained that the average etttaea bant ths faintest conception of tho technical details of our work aad Ito aumaroua phases Thp statement you m4de at steading commit! meeting hare on-year laat trip namely that you had not seen our revUed ends although two copies had been sent you oa by Mrs (Mabel E) Kinney aad one by Charles Cunningham proved that our case had ben placid ta tha hands of eubortllnataa ta your off tea mra who art manifestly Ignorant of condition! aad problems eonceratag our craft Would suggest you took tats this matter today'- Shall await your pty-' Cactus Club Exhibit WUlOpen Saturday Lllliaa MbjrBpeak state peeri- drat of tho Cactus Clube of Cal! Amnia Federated officially wU open a -premier cactus show at 1 tomorrow at 3855 Vardugo Rd Tha show win conttau Sunday aad many nr cacti aad aueealrata will be oa display Mra A Tally shew director announced that about 100 ribbon awards will be nude for the many class! fleattone of plants collect tana SHELTER BENEFIT DUE GOOD SHEPHERD GUILD PLANS-FETE ta Bellevlag physical srell-kelag a panmaunt factor la the character building of young women tho Bisters ef the Good Shepherd are making aa appeal for eompiete medical and dental dink) for (heir home at UN Arlington Ava It Is ta provide equipment for tha home that the Good Shepherd Guild members have arranged a benefit bridge luncheon to bo given at the Ambassador Hotel Oct II at 12:30 Pi Prominent professional men nod women- bev offered their services and the -proper laboratory Instruments will benefit the bom greatly In receiving this aid Al-ready the infirmary and hospital wing boasts mueh of Jthe espenslv apparatus necessary for1 madjcal in which they are prepared to cam their livlag Dr Shuman' I chief of -the nfedlcal staff and much interest Ik shown In Dr Clifford A- Wright's survey of endocrine treatments On tho staff are DrS Edward 8 Ruth Dee paries Elisabeth Hohl Harold Mulligan McKenna The and Dr Wright' MURDER STORY COLLAPSES AS 'SAFE a A fantastic story of the slaying of whits girl by a Negro gang coils peed tpday when the girl A subversive Communistic mow-ment la the home schools and the street at destruction of 'American democracy wee outlined for- Hollywood Kiwanls Club members ytaterday by JBurritt Smith of Glendale a K1 wants a speaking before the chib at -Re Hollywood Athtetie Club luncheon In Loa Angeles a lone the speaker aid there art between 30000 and 50000 Communists working as nn Integra pert of tha nationwide movement-headed by- Wtlllaae-Z Foster head ef ths party end thrice candidate for President The Southland he declare! la In the 13th district add la turn la split Into smell units In which tt la the duty of workers to keep their neighborhood stirred up and dla- totlsfled aim of the Communists Is revolutionary action of tha proletariat" said the spaaksr vbloody revolution and violence to Install Soviet represents tivs aa head of tha American government" Mr Smith described the anarchistic activity of Communist meetings he had attended In Lpa An- gelcs with 8 school of classes In Communism nightly and courses In labor union strategy and tha Russian language "Ths CwnaianMararera Ju4 waiting for strikes to spread farther before -startlag a he stated At tha club session presided over hy President Phlllp A Easley aad with Walton Introducing tha speaker a aaw board of direct on was sleeted Including: Cols Ralph Crane Duff Earls Nelson Red-wine Jahn Russell and Rutherford lajurcd severely when a mtdgef brought'' a heavy i gate crashing dowj) on him during- the motor recap last night 1 therGllmore Bta-dluni Charles DeBelL 28' specta-tsr today waa reported responding to treatment at the General Hospital Mr DeBell who Tlvee at 4Mi Hollywood Blvd' ineufred poasibla leg and pelvic fractures tnd multiple bruipea In tha- accident which sent' a momentary was of terror through lha grih3sUnari" Driver Escapes '-'The driver ot the -car which skidded nn the' northwest' side of the oval aad crashed through the fence was Don Arldn riding In tha lVlap consolation race who escaped unhurt HI machine wqs wrecked When the tiny machine left the track the spectator was leaning against' the fence and was ked doom by tha falllhg gate awhere a truck driver who a way whila perhaps unawara that 11 year old Cath tribe Ana Sullivan 5718 Rlmpau Blvd had been Injured critically by hla machine waa sought today by police Police were told that the girl who waa removed to the Quean of the Angela- HoepHakrhed-toppd from cur? at Angelua Vista and Rim-pau Mulevardg directly Into the lids of tho truck William Konp 69 of tho National Military Home flawtelte waa killed by an automobile at Vllehlr Blvd and Barrington Ava Police held Harold Lennon 57434 Van Nuya Blvd and Lester Greely Santo Monica oceupattte of tha car on suspicion of manslaughter' Others Injured In Hollywood Clyde Murray 88 of 2306 Shenandoah Av was In jured In collision at Oekwood and lA Brea Ave in which hia car waa knockad into a concrete light standard demolishing tha poet 1 Other Injured In Hollywood traffic Included Esther Banner 44 sculptress of the Boaalyn Hotel with Henrietta Lichtenstein 28 writer af 1882 Glencoe Way In collision with the car of Swnnl 1851 Highland Ave at Hollywood Blvd and Vine BL Four year old Bheldon Warner 1718 8 "Crescent Hilghfi'Blvd was bruised today In collision on Pico Blvd- 1 Legion in Storm on Subsidy Accusation An affidavit attributing to Cul-bert ITOlbirtrEptc chairman -of the Democratic State Committee a statement tlTat ths American XA-' glon la subsidised by "apeclal privilege" provoked a storm In Legion rank today knocks Elar 'drove i Tha affidavit waa signed by Wll: liam Conley aiM Neal Ames who stld Mr Olson made the charge before the United Veterans of the Republic Luneheon Club "My comments" Mr Olson said not so much directed at the ran and file of the American Legion aa at lie leaders" -Mr Conley Is a former nhtlonal commander of the Disabled Veterans of tbs' 'World War Mr Amea is past national commander of the United Veterans of the Republic City Signal Division Superintendent Dies ftii 4 tl OLIl'E HUNT sanitation" ths traveling nurse served tlm appeared at the district ettor ney'x office' Gladys Ftely 23 formerly of B3S4 Tucca St whom Irene Willard 28 of 1161 T8lh Bt Informed' police she had eeen slain by Negroes who had held them both' prisoners told Deputy District Attorney Harry Johnstone she had not even seen Mlea Willard for at least two weeks Police Investigation was prompted when Miss WUlnrd staggered Into the 78th 8t police station to relate In vivid detail tha purported killing cf Miss Fely and Miss Willard own 'escape froKTihe gang Bldhd stains discovered-in a vacant apart' ment spurred on the Inquiry el though all occupants of ths build Ing declared there had been no disturbance Alice Faye Brother Wedding Announced -The elopement and marriage In Tijuana Mexico Bcpt 23 of Alice Faye's brother Charles and Bonnie Barron of Fresno Calif- was revealed by the couple today Mr Faye 28 Is an assistant director at the Fox Btqdio where hie sister la under contract Miss Barron 18 year old beauty contest winner Is sit actress RAMONTsCHOdf SINCLAIR CLOB WILL HEARJWDRESS Tha Ramona School Sinclair for Governor club will meet today at I at the Ramona School Normandie Ave and Santa Monica Blvd when (he Rev Dura Gallagh- er will speak BEVERLY HILLS TO GUN LAW gaanat Ilka everyone Jee Why down la front of that auta repair place aa Baaaet aad they have net toe lined ap autalda aad pra pla alttlag la thbm listening to tha tadia aad at flrat It glesth bn-preaalaa of a rises being hold ant-door hat thoaa workman ran-lag tha- building aland Highland Are wish they had a radia handy and several af them are anting aa tha floor la what la left af tha -flat aa tha aartkeaat earner af Selma an Highland wit their Idnch baxae aad thermoa bottlea tha flat waa anna scrupled by Mm Boat OnBarry tha mllHaer wha haa award ta WHeae Ava aaw "We meet Edwin 8 Browne tha garage man and former preaidant of tha Hollywood Chamber of Commerce who aaya ha'a too buay to listen to tha broadcast hut that his alitnU jLfoJpq busy listening to tha broadcast to do anything else hut ha doeant appear fo mind and Clara Maugar Huddleston public stenographer at tha Hotel Hollywood and wife of Barry complains that she had to plough through a mob of baseball fans to got Into a shop a day or two ago both llr Browns who haa lived in Hollywood for SO years and Clara who has bean here for seven are- rejoicing over tha activity1 conjunction with tha widening id Highland Ava Luncheon wlth Aloe and -Kathleen McLelian la punctuated by tha sudden rushes Into the next room to hear tha latest news on tha game among tha guests in tha Hotel Hollywood dining room ioday are Mrs Elia Furfordond her sister Miss Lydia EuscomV' who have lived In Hollywood for many years after luncherjn we go nn a hunting looking for two waa gray kittens that wart born under rn cactus In tha hotsl yard but their Wary mother haa removed them to a safer place Mrs MeLellaa -aaya that innumerable puaay cats have flrat opened their blue ayes In various nooks of tho hotel garden one family waa born in a palm tree and several on tho roof of tha man employes' dormitory although we bahjr kitten this time we" do meet Boots a half grown brlndle and Bnaaaar a gray tom who sleeps In tha most comfortable chairs on ths veranda and WhsnUieChlnescTbslerl in operation goes over regularly aftei the matinee to ha pelted and admired by the patrons masculine vanity of course young Donald McLelian six la' In achool at thli hour when ha started to flrat grade this fall oa a Tuesday he ask ejl his mother "Will I bs able to read by Saturday?" which Is typical of this aga of hurry ah? Let's say hello to Mrs 1 Me-Kldowney mother of Ken MrEI-i'dnwney the florist Vho keeps so busy assisting her son In tha-shop we've often wondered whf her fingers are- so nimble ml arranging 'lovely corsages and today wa tram that aha once was guile an etpert at making nrtlflrlnl flowers when they were so popular Mrs Me-Eldowney pftiltlvriyta ana af the moat Cheerful persona la Hollywood hare la Mrs Mkhlo Me (Haarl Wright) wife of tha dancer wha wilt appear In concert with her husband tonight under Jerk Glen-' dower banner at tha Hollywood Concert Hall she I ta dance In her mother's sseddlng gown and be hopes tha cleaner did imt remove tM win spot for sentiments! reasons Extras Clubwomen i i Form Organization Clubwomen and Him' extras seek-Ing tha'removal of the peraomiel of the Central Casting Bures th who had worked uner Dave Ailed for- mar manager have formed the American Actors (Actrsssei) 1 watch developments at tna easting ofgea tt aa learned to- diy are to-ti continued by tha group but nn''dmatle action will bo taken for the present -at laaM for a fir waako-aa wa dmtre to' coop rat with tha aaw situation and watch Its development and promised Improvements" dna spokesman said Parsons having Information which might Interesting to tha group are asked to call VEimont MM for an appointment Herman Otto't Last Services Arranged Funeral services for Harman 'Otto 458 Jf VlaU Ava who died yesterday wlU conducted tomorrow at 10 a at tha Holly-wood Cemetery The Rev Arthur Wurtala will officiate A native of Houston Tax Ur Otto came to California II year ago A daughter Mrs Jsroma Ban-gal with whom bo made hla homa A alao-af Lag Angslea aurvlva him -v TECHNOCRATS TO PICNIC Technocrats of tha Los Angeles area will hold a basket picnic Bun- day at Brlnleyg Orova In Walnut Act It waa announced today TreatmenTTiunrffiTTiTTnnrin thtr Held coma from a hick of other ea- entiela 1 RrhsbllHaHdo Task Tha Home af the Good Shepherd la art Institution devoted to the rehabilitation of maladjusted girls and young women end girls of any creed color or nationality an eared for there They ere taught to Wbrk aew cook and develop music talents la addition to regular academic work Mrs Doheny has been sp pointed honorary chairman of Ui Km oam 14 an 2 isilfC Ilea' TnetBr benefit and with Mrs Lifclifi BrunswCg' chalrmanf patronesses i and Mrs O' Palmer chairman of hostesses haa planned a function predicted to lead locial events of lha asenth A visit lo the Home of tha Good BhcphardUhhw an Institution with 12'scrM 'or ground and roomy airy unllghted buildings Tha recreational park offers-fields for basket ball Indoor baseball and other competitive sports In which many an under-privileged' girl regains hr health Art Korea raged la an auditorium the students are permitted to dramatise orlgtpal plays a music haU offers seclusion for tji 'development of other artistic talents Ths domestic science kitchen and sewing room attract other girl Interested in these line The average enrollment at the home la 128 and placements are made hg parents juvenile nuthnrl-Nea guardians or application af the girts of their assn volltloa When tha convent courses nre finished tha Slaters plane ths girls fa fields REELECT HEAD Reminiscing Inaong and story tho Cosmopolites of Hollywood unorganised group of former siagji stars hsld an' enthusiastic dinner laat night at the French House 445 Fairfax chose I Kreldcr their leader for hla third year group la unique la that 1 has formed and grown without dues assessments InltlUtion fees or any other assets save charm said Mr Kreldcr how-ever- 1i vr one-new- bit American flag and pedestal and that la all wa need or want? Emma Raya gaVe the flag ro-cantl and Fannie Newman prof Xented Its pedestal last night Sidney Olcutt and Oliver Morocco gave greeting and Marshall BUm-on and Joseph Swlckard gave draJ malic readings The once-famed team' Martin and Leilth sang Its former bit song Because She Made Them Goo-Goo Eyes" and MlrtellaQirmody rang Jeanette Lowrle who Ur red years ago In Red and Wizard of Ox" contributed songs from those shown and discovered In tha audience others who had appeared with her In them ARRESTS OVER VIOLATIONS OF AUTO ACT GAIN Arrests by the sheriffs office for Violations of the California Motor Vehlrie during 'ths first six montffiSpf this year were more than seven tlmiF greater than tha number -of arrests for tho corresponding period last year Intoxication arrests also showed a marked Increase in tha laet six months The annual report of Sheriff lEugeneBiacllUUAJQtlie Board of Supervisors showed that from January to July-1 of this year more then 3000-arrests on-motor vehicles act chargee were1 made compered with 213 arrests In tha flrat six months of ArrestC rbf dhihk-ennesa la tha first half of the current year totaled 828 against 528 for the same period laet year Boy IS Grilled on Burglary Confession 11 A IS1 year old boy who said he robbed In order to buy fleshy clothes and have a- good time wai grilled today by police on hie boastful confession to $100000 In thefts In the lest two years The boy Victor GrabFr of Minneapolis was arrested yesterday on Main 8L Hla consslon to ths $5000 Jewel burglary at the homa of IL Allen Bouelle1 Will Hear Teacher Pay Plea Complaint: of more than 8M Loa Angeles School District probation- ary teacher over their failure to receive the automatic Increase In salary to which they bqlteve they are entitled will be heard by Superintendent Frank Bouelle achool officials and members of the Board of Education Monday at Seeking an explanation nearly 100 teachers headed by Robert Presley vice president nf the Probationary and Substitute Teacher Organisation appeared at tha board meeting yesterday Rotecrans Will Head Flood Bond Campaign Roeecrene president of the Loa Angeles County Conservation Assn will head a countywide committee of property owners at a mealing Monday nltfit In lha Rdea-lyn Hotel for tha purpose of organising- the flood 'control bond Jesus educational campaign A permanent chairman wlU he elected and kn outline of procedure will be set up LINDSEY TO SPEAK Judge Ben Undeey will apeak on Relatlops" tomorrow from Ito 4 at a meeting of tha urday Discussion St' 7 at 811 SEASON TQ OPKN The Dance Theater Group will open lie season presenting Mgllssa Blah and trio' with' Verna Arney at the piano Sunday at at 111 Larehmoat Blvd By CARL SCHAEFER Oa lha crUIng of John Davidson's apartment Is taka and tha water does not ran $st wnlln More ef -this Inter Better known for hia chaise-' ter Isa tt one than by hla asms Mr Davidson -has been working In pictures 15 years playing tha roles of 1 persona the audience would appreciate hissing After wasting bid -spare -lime 13 the 15 yearq Mr David son decided to do something JehnDnvideoa useful st hast useful hi ae art goea Bo- ha bought himself some oil palate canvas and brush and de-clded Vo ba an artist Whan ha first sat down at tha aaal avarybndy laughed' Whan ha had completad hla plcturs everybody stared Since then -he has been painting painting while hie agent ought work for him At times he Insists half facetiously hla movie work Interferes with hla art Independent of all conventions Mr Davidson paints what ha feels 1 and when he feels Ilk It After painting portrait of friend ha launches forth end places ea estiva his jdea of music -Once he painted a lake He and hla friends like lt so well he pieced tt on the ceiling of hie apartment In the Highland HotaL Another time he painted birds In flight This he ajgo tacked oa the celling Why? one neks him "Just because I got the move" ha gives ss a reason After- oampMlag si English eaurse at Columbia University he elected to become an actor Some time later foand him a juvenile In ene ef Ethel Barrymore's eompa-nlesT" After some Suoeras toga ha drifted to- Holljrweod where ha made a for himself Art aa a career? Mr Davidson karat made-up hie mind yet- The Important thing right now Is that of putting down ton canvas what ba thinks If do ndt apprer' tr hla pictures then they merely dont think the way ha does he explains Search On in Woman Police Aiders Killing Named In an Inquest verdict da responsible for the death of Madge Burber police and Federal undercover operative Hardy Tripe Central Ava Negro today waa sought by police Two Negroes In testimony at the Inquest declared they were with Trice at a Central Ave beer parlor when ha sluggad Mrs Burber who once had eaueed hie arrest Mrs Burber later died at her home The coroner jury recommended that '-Trice be apprehended and prosecuted Final tribute will ba paid Andrew Callaghan whs for 28 years had hern associated with the motion pkiuro Inddstry first aa a dUUT-bulor and producer aad new recently aa vie president and gener-'I manager af tha Tarhnlootor Mo-tlen rtrture Carp at services from the 8L Ambrose Church at 16:38 a Monday The rltee at the church will be preceded by services at ths Cunningham aad O'Connor Mortuary 1031 8 Grand Av at 6:30 a aland tha Rosary wlllbe recited gi 8:10 SOndey from tha chapel of Cunningham end O'Connor Interment will be made ta Calvary Cametery 1 Ms Callaghan who was 48 years old died yesterday from respiratory paralysis following major abdominal operettas at the Quaea of tha Angela Hospital Hie home wee at 8085 Selma Ave Born Chicago Mr Callaghan attended -the Armour Aeademy there and the University nf Chicago Later he wee a student at the University "of Michigan where he studied tow 1 Before he became Interested In films he waa a corporation counsellor ta Chicago Almost 20 years ego he brought one of the flrat multiple reel pto-turee to this country Ha also was Instrumental In bringing tha first Pole Nagri plcturs hare Including "Passion and Arabian Prom 4820 to 1028 Mr Callaghan was an Independent producer and bad under his supervision Beset Low' Oqnrge Arils and FYed Thompson aho directors "Frank Bnrxaga and Jam re Young Since hla association with the Teehnleelnr Industry year ago Mr- ttollaghaa had getad a a William Morton superintendent of the fire and police elerm system of the city elghal division llce eald when they found moet of ght'at the Queen of the Allen' jewelry In the youth's hotel room The hoy also admitted according to officers Breaking into tha home of Mrs Drummond 1822 Genesee St where he wee frightened away and the home of Mrs Johnson 1827 Orange Grove Ave: where two revolvers were taken died laet night the Angels Hospital Mr Morton who llved'at 138' Commonwealth Is survived by hie widow Mrs Jennie' Morton FUneral services will be held tomorrow at II a at Forest Lawn Memorial Park motion picture proflurer at MS Serrano Ave was substantiated po Is This Film Dog Confident! bowl arraagamente laadeeaped gardens and oil and water patatlnga of "4 cactus blaons Exhibits era permitted only from members of chibs which are a part of the federation' according to Mra Tully Negro Pair Holds Up Pedestrian 'Gets SO 'Hie arms ptaloaed by a bulky Negro bandit while a Negress confederate searched him Me-Colla T05 Irota AW was robbed of $50 early today Tha victim was aat upon by tha Negro couple as ha waa walking at Eighth BL aad Normandie Ava Silverware valued at $182 waa stolen from the home of Mrs Clifford Ruemaii 1608 Vtewrito Dr Dr Lockwood physician of 1543 Alexandria Ava reported the theft of jewelry aad rash totaling C8J0 ffom hit residence Aftmirglar broke Into tha apartment of Mary Louisa Win-bar ly 6374 Times St took a $30 radio The victim a theatrical worker Constable George -W Burnett Ui Bevtriy Hills Township today warned merchants parents and children against violation of the county ordinance prohibiting the use of Tlrcerms by juveniles The law prohibits the sale to use by or poeseeaioa by any person under the age of 11 years 'of ft rearms sir rifles sling shots or ammunition Constable Burnett declared hla office was prepared to enforce strictly the firearms ordinance violation inf which ba blamed for many shooting tragedies DESIGNEE ARRIVES Bernard Newman for many years prominent la costume designing In New York City arrived here yesterday to begin tong-term contract ualatent To Walter Plunkett chief designer at RKO studios Mr Newman crested the gowns for Miriam Hopkins her picture Richest Girl ta the World1 Bites Planned ANDREW I CALLAGHAN DRE ri mai contort man-betwern tha company and the stud loa and ha had to coma widely kaewa for his wark ta tha development ef eolor photography waa mainly through Mr CaJUg ban's efforts that tho origte-al flnaaasu wars raised fqr tha Olympia Games ta Lee Angeles taro years qge Ha la survived by hie widow Mra Gertrude Celleghae a daughter Francee a Student at USCLi' and ion Andrew Ji 'TIuk" Callaghan pitomlnnt aa a swimmer at UA-G Brougher Slated as -Son9s Pulpit Aide Returning to California after five years' 'absence Dr Whitcomb Brougher wll) become associate pastor Jan 1 of the Flrat Baptist rhurrh of Glendale nf which his son the Rev Whitcomb Brougher Jr Is pastor: Dr 'Brougher wee for 18 yeaie pastor- the Temple Baptist Church' of Los Angelas Ha has served five years ae pastor et'tha TremontTemple In Boeton Maes Chapman Pupils Wilt Have Annual Retreat Minlsterial'atudenta of Chapmen College will hold their annuel out-' door retreat tomorrow In the Burbank YMCA lodge In Tujunga Principal speakers will bs Dr Cheverton college president end ths Rev AlUir A Hunter nf the ML Hollywood Congregational ChuigihP 4 The college is enjoying Its larg ret enrollment of -ministerial student in history It was stated CCC AID FIREMEN EXTINGUISH CAMP BLAZE Members of the Griffith Park "CC camp aided firemen In extinguishing a fir which broke out laat Qiglit In a rubbish pile on ths camp groufida iThera waa no damage 'j SOCIAL EXECUTIVE IlEiftK Welter-West national executive socieUry of the American Association of Boris! worker was In Los Angeles today to confer with lo- Vs TODAY'S BESf' VALUES Ajdeer 6 uni? court VntH income of $1 15 per month is of- fared tn enchange for jf or 4 'bedroom house Furniture In good condihon i offered In exchange for Ford nr Chevrolet Sedan A firm effcra taloan money on second mortgages $100 to $500 lo bo repaid In monthly Instalments details an lAsu wrif as handreds mf sitrr bargains a-UI ba sand bs lb 1 cfassfiad eartian 1 'V 'N I' 1 i 5 5 -'H 4 i-' a fy Talk a hoot enn fide arc here la BANDY nntvk dog holding npa tip can aa that ALLAN GRKER champton rrack shat and film actor ran show hla akIIL MrOmer who wan allrrarms accuracy til la 'at ths World's Fair lit Chicago hlttbe target and a of the dpg although he sighted through a mirror cal members of the organisation ii- a.