The Long Beach Sun from Long Beach, California • 2

KING caufo SHarperObiain ormerFueblo Kesident at Home QfficenSuffers 'j 1-r patrolfoan-- George Hastings suf- severe internfil injury while'; chasing a group of youngstprs whiffl miqr necessitate hii; undergoing jah operation. The 3s Two, "sharpers, working fibcheme new- here, pbtained i the $130 dia-mond ring worn by Walter1 Hillr mah, 1420 Bonnie. Brae: Street, Los Angelea on beach yeaterday, complained to polico last eve-ninsHe jn9t the slangers on te Pike andpntered jnto conversation themNhey Strand and men asked Hilli ring let 'handling. Stranger uttered walked the wn. One of the -to lake off tho i it, JHfift'thff an -exclamation and daring he had dropped the.

A ffearph fail! to reveal the and when Hillman suggested that the two men permit him to search them, they refused and left youthawere attempting enter the Jf auditorium (where wrestling matches were in progress Hastings started to chasefthem. He struck a fence while junning.but captured several Of the boys, who were taken. to the station and. or- dCred to report to juvenile authorities today, fV VLater, th officer had fo be taken. home.

where; ho fainted. Hastings was to St, Marys' Hospital, where fi physician today stated an operation may be necea- 'IHERE IS NO SUBSTI- jTUTE FOR CHOICE ti 4' CUTS OF RED vv Packed under the same OMtSeev Aiwlifiiiaa (Advertisement) POISONED KIDNEYS To -flush cld from kidpoys and correct irritation of bladder ao-that you can atop ret-ting up tilKhts" vet a SS Oent pack-avt of Gold Medal Haarlem Oil aulea and 'take an directed. OtWer symptoms of kidney and bladder weakness scant burning nr amartlnv passage backache lev crampapuffy eyes i Healthy i mmis. ww fxilT -'I KansomWord (Contiuuad from -Fags A mm (jeter the kid' napere from' opening negotiations. want Mr.

Gettle back filivs thv' family intermediary "His; Invalid has. Men, seriously ill aind the abock :3 qf tbff abduction makes her-r iconditiaacriticaL'For het aake, I' aak he captora to communicate with meliquickly. ijlrs. Gettle formerly. Miss Fleta Girten of Kansas City, who malV ried Gettle in 92 is 111 iau bed, suffering from fi.

fiing left his dbwntown office, where he had Swadted a- call, and went to the Gettlei town home on Beverly If ills. Gettle was takjen there from the estate' earlier; Aftfr. a. brief conference, he announced he had received no word froin' the kidnapers, s' Even. if, I do I.

will not re-leaSe any concerning my contact until Ij have time to study the matter, he 'said. 7 Hop: that the (kidnapers had chojiei tbe newspapers to open communications died when investigators branded asj a hoax an incoherent typewritten, message that waff sent to several paper. The message' was' enclosed' in an envelope of the HoteliWhiffomb, San Francisco, and read: Tf the abductors! of W. F. Gettle wlllj get ln( touch wjth me, my identification can' be obtained from.

Mr Gettle. He le the 'pnly one who understands jwho Lam. AU-wllI be; treated in strict confidence find all instructloris carried out' to the letter! upon iuatructioiis. under: the signature of Mr. Refer to me as.

Bill 11 Colonial I am sure this will foe uqderatood by Gettle' and that hej can assure the gentlemen that thqre will be. no alipj-up in 'anythingi he wants done. An wife an). family are awaiting word. 'v, Officers were convinced the note wafil a ernnk.

Ail trails to pursuit were closed by the twoj asked ikldnaipers when they fled. With theiii trussed vlctiiiu Tiref treadmarks' atlthe rear of thff estate werp found they disap-peaed when the car reached haM pavffmenL j': felud at-Home. V- Jamep the only witness to the had nothing to offer to his original that he and Gettle were drinking at the bar in the party house, at the rear of the estafp when1 two kidnapers overpowered them gims ALor forcing them to walk to a darkens cornet of the grounjds, the gunmen tied I Wolff to a treq ami Gettpe with rope and necktie anj sealed his mouth with Wolf said; Gettle was forced to. climb a steplndder. tjo the top of the-eight-foot wall that surrounds thej fell or was pushed as he reachjed the top and fell the opposite pide of the Walt-Wolff believed the 'tictim was hurj.

Berean Gfaun Berean Clas of United Presbyterian Church; will have a social session' tonivht at, the home of Miss Uun Fleming at 743 Euclid A veh Aasi sting Miss Fleming will be Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Robinson Mr; and Zeigter.

Sinclair Club Byron Scott will speak On Relationship of Crime to Unemployment and Poverty" at the College of Commerce, -Sixth. Street and; Pine tonight at 7:30 o'clock' under the. auspices the Upton- Sinclair Club of Long. Beach. George Wi Moyle, appearing under the auspices ok the Sinclair group, will apeak at Moore's Cafe, 2219 East His topic be "Religious 'Analysis Regarding Sinclairs Plan' for Solving the.

Economic Problems of California. Y. SERGEANTS TRADE JOBS. Sergeants Jbe. Hale and John Ur-quhart exchanged desks In a police assignment posted yesterday.

Hale will go to the central desk at. head, quarters and Urquhart win be cn No. 1 watch. at. the Belmont substation in.

charge of the station and the Jail during hit tour of duty Intention to: Wed LeorBeaek Office'. BliinGETT-lHmMR Thomas William. Blodgett, S3, U. 8. S.

Ramapo; Lur Genevieve Downer, IS, Long Beach. AU ES-REED-OLsw E. Allen. 40,. sad Lois Reed'.

38, both of Compton. GOODWIN-NOLEN Glynu Forest Qotod win, so. Long Beech; France. Eyeiyn Marguerite Nolen, SS. Bellflower, -r ST, f'KANCJg-ALDRIf'H hailll St.

31, Los Angela Maud Aldrich, 3R. Pasadena. JOH N841N-H I'NTKR Arland Andrew Johnson. 31, and Georgia Carey 23, both of ban Pedro. 1 CARR-LOYKJOY Thomas Edward 32, and Leonora Velma Lovejoy, 34, -both of Long Beach.

For your bafcy sike, take Lydis Pinkhams Vegetable Compound before end after. child birth. It will give more. and energy ouiet your nerves prepare you toe the ordeal of -motherhootL Alter the baby comes, it will help you to regain normal health and Vitality. "Aftef my first, baby was born I was nervous weck.

I started tile, ing the Vegetable Compound and it helped my second child was born I took the medicine regularly and everything went fine from 'beginning to 1 had 'an easy time at the hospital and feel fine ever since. Mru.E. P. Severance, 29 Highland DtrrjN. H.

Grandmother Depended On TELEPHONE Starting May Morning and afternoon sailings daily Catalina Terminal, Wilmington Afternoon Isthmus. For information' call B. 61 9-741 Ai (FoUowib eresTsms, rsleaaes by the ladle stations, mie- sulffect to- ehaass -withMn 6 'Ai: H. to'Nooat XFOX El sssrclsss. lj opening Brain.

old time sonjs, 7:33 records, health talk, Cedi and Sally, Sr health, news, Luslta, 10:45 Recovery Crusade. 11; Press-Tele-tram news, 11:30 records, 11:45. KGER. Busl SSK'Vrit TAr. and wallsns.

10: Office, 11; Ha- fflee. 11; piano- t. KIT New York stocks. Bible Fel-lowship, 9:45: Marimba band. 5T: Church Hour, Masie Kottte, Household Hints, 4:45: NBC, Memory Box.

Masie Hour, NBC, Farm -and Home: 10; Bennie Watson, aoncs, I0rt5, NBC. Women Maiaxine, chats! AAlSOe w4owff i A KECA Exerclees, Ti Applesauee, Wendell Hall, Vic and Bade NBC. Words and Music, NBC. Army Band, 10; Chsparrai Club. Spanish piano, BrosdeseU from Bwoden, KHJ Records.

stock reports. Voles of Experience, Rolling Stance. 8:15: orchestra; Board of Education, CBS, Artists Recital. Mrs. Roosevelt (Philadelphia.

Y. C. CBS. Just Plata Bill, 10: CBS, Roniane. CBS.

American 10:30: Playboys, beautyprograra, 11; CBS CBS. Grab Bar. Kangers, ,7 T30; Texas Outlaws, Dr. -Daley, ft nears. 10; Barbara Holmes, 10:45: Prudence Fenny, Morning Express.

10:30: records, KFOX SCN Biwi Two Xian ra. VA BVI1 HSUS. A WW AIOBS IMK Queen, record. L. A.

City 12:1 5: Texas Ramblers, 1:30: school, il- The- Hawk. uartet. Call Us Up lebaume Whr OUS-- 49ers, Elndabanaa'a 3l Whine rias Strlner 3:30: quartet. Preae-Teiearsm new. health.

Gama Meet, las. Playtime Lady, records, recovery talk, IJi; Nora aenge, 5:45, a- EGER- Record, Devi, Rustler. 1 books, 1 Little shear, Spanlah :2:30: Helen Husnae. Polio Iclaace, Twlllsbt Treaiurea, 8xri-iNBC. Betty suit Bob.

NBC. Slasins 12:15: Farm- and NBC; Madams Sylvia, 1: Ann Warner, chats. hi Perkins, Dial A ess, A1 Pearce, Pictorial. news, 1.3:15; Gershwin music, Maz Bser. tf.

S- C. fiction. RoMn Hood.4 :30: NBC', Orphan Anqle, NBC. Phil NBC, Armour Hour. 5:30.

KECA Records, Records. 12:30: soloist, NBC, Alice lb regies trails. NBC, Will University of California. NBC, studio NBC; Edaa Fsh-sr. newe, Classic A KHJ CBS.

Eton Boys. 12: CBg, Hospital Day. V. S. Army Band.

orchestra, 1 1:30: Dow Jonas- r4poris. orchestra. Happy Go Lucky. 2: Famlnina Fancies. Sweet' 3:30: Ruth and Rues.

3:45: Hodge Podge Parent-Teachers, Hsrmonettes, John Rldd BDRutb Ettlng, Carolinians, KFWB News; Judge Chartes Frick. Salon Orchestra; String 1:15: baseball. Playtime Lady. 5: Louis Jimmy. lsoa.

Cecil, nd Sally. MS IF.ILt MldnlghL FOX News: A1 and' Molly. organ, School Kids, 0:45: Eh and, Zeb, Bobby and Boy Detective. waiisn program. Billie-.

Lowe, 5: gone of Pioneers, Show Bnat, Hearts and Flowers. Beverly Hillbillies, 8CN, new. -in; Four Square Gospel, BON, orchestra. orchestra, 11. KGEft Records, 6: Rev.

Hedrick: Coffee and' Hobbles, 6:45 Jewish Hour. Adventist Hour. dance orchestral organ, news. orchestra or- "JcviN BO, First Nighter, 4: NBC. jack Benny, 8:30: NBC.

AndyL 7:. NBC. Gene and 'Glenn. Trfg; 'The Phil- tatine, NBC. concert One Man Famllv In Old Braxil.

orchestra. Richelieu, NBC Reporter JO; Gene Austin orchea-tras 10:30 to midnight: KECA Records, Twilight-Reveries. string orchestra. oah. walls, records.

Burr Mclntosih. Charlie and Buddy, 8: Ethiopian 4:20. Concert Orchestra. -mil Kb and- Eeb, records; rchMtn, estra, 10-J5. 9:30 ciobbiv rvwi KJJ Program th Werk.

CS, 8:30: CBS, Edith Murray, CBS. Republican Reaction, CBS. Conflict. CBS. Human' Relations.

orchesWa, Friday Frolic. hrdhestra. SilA: new 10; orchestra' Sheriff Biacallu. Pasadena Dsncff Band 11:30 KFWB- News: Nip and Tuch, quartet. 7 orrhsstra.

Hawaiian Nights. 7:45: Bill le- Dow; Pioneers, musical comedy. Slumber Time. -sewe, orchestra to 12:30, Deaths Funerals FOX Alice aed 79 of 1427 Olive Avenue. assed away at- a local hospital.

Hay 10. Survive bv a dauabtbr Jana Il.Iw e( Frank I. Fox of Glendsjs. Member Ebell Club and chapter AF of R. O.

Funeral services at Mnftell's Cltapel. Third Street And Alamitos Avenue, Saturday, 1:30 P. M. Rev. H.

K. Booth bfllciaUnc. Sunnyside Cemytery. I GHV.M Thuria need. of 2024" Locust Avenue.

Mav 9. by. Charles. -Lone: Mrs. Ann Smith.

Los' Ancelee: Thomps Wedxe. Shatter. Calif. slaters. Ell Brown, Edna Gallard: brother.

Perry Yeoman tods; rry Cvpert. Member Bantlst Church Yeoman and Maces bees Lodses. Services today, 1:30 P. at Mottsfla Chapel, Third Street and Alsmltoi 'Avenue. Rev.

Ralnh Jensen officiatlnx. 'Interment. Sunnyside Cemetery. HIGH HR Kbenerer aaed passed away, at hia home, 1 11 4 i Walnut Avenue, May 10. Survived by Mrs.

Ada Hushes; two daushtora. Mr Mary Andreasen of -Uiif Hsach and Mise Ella Huchea of Denver. Colo. Member of- Presbyterian Church. Funeral services announced later by Mottella Mortuary, Third Street and Alamito FUNERAL DIRECTORS fo-T W.

Coon Funeral. Home 10th and Obis no Invalid Coach. Ph. 850-08 J. M0TTELL7 iNC.

More Iff Less and Mora- Graciously. J. MottelL Prro Lon E. Peek. V.

Pi. Third at Alamlttis. Phops 822-84 HOLTON SON 14 LOCUST AVENUB PHONB 817-Sf FRKKPAKK1NG, SIM PSON-DI LDA 4U Atlantia tn. Pbooe 29-17 PATTERSON McQ U.IliCIN i 555 Locust "Free Parkin Phans 482-01 McFADYENS mortuary 1881 AmarleaK Ava Phan 820-51. FiTSCHEN MORTUARY Paelfla avmmia Phone 862-87.

.1 CEMETERIES WESTMINSTER MEMORIAL PARK (Central Memo. Pk.) S15L WASHOUT 15 MILESOF Medical author tleeaffree that pour kidneys contain II MILEs'wf tiny tube nr filters which help topurifF'the Mood and keep you healthy- They sheufiNpour Out thru the Madder 8 pints of- flufd'-v. day which contains. 4 pounds of waat atfMar. If you have trouble with too frequent Madder passages with scanty amount cousin burnins and discomfort, tho 18 MILES of kidney tubes need washinx ouL This denser eiffnal may be the besinaias of nanini backache, lex polai, loss of pep and vitdlty, ettin up aiffhts, lumbaao.

swollen feet and ankles, 'rheumatic pains and diasincaa. If kidneys dont empty pint every day and set rid of 4 pouffds of waste piattcr, pour body will take up these poisons quuaiuff asrious trouble. It may knock you out and lay you up for: many months. Dob walk Ash- your drufffiet for DOANS PILLS doctors prcaeriptlba which has deed euecceafully by millioae of kidney sufferwra for over 40 years. They aive quick relief mud will help to 1 wash out the 15 MILES of kidney tube.

But dont take chance with attune drum so-called "kidney cures that 'claim to Tut pou up In Si minutes. Your common sense will tell you that this la Impossible, Treatments of thio nature may fferiously injur nod Irritate delieat tissues. Insist on DOANS PILLS tho old reliable relief that -contain no dope or habit-forminff druse-'Be sura you mt DOANS PILLS pt you dsossist. Fostcf-Milhiira Ca. ffi.i'ntUd A i ml cm Tbrte 1 "My Ebenezer T.

Hugh, 65, pnsaed swiy yesterday at hia home, 1U1H Walnut Avenue. Mr. Hughes was a' former newspaper man, been" connected wit! the 'Pueblo Chieftain yeariL When he left paper he was circulation He came to Alhambjra four years ago 'anfl two years ago to Long He was a member of the First- Presbyterian at Alhambra. mJ. Hughes was a native of Beaver LDam, Wis.

Surviving -ar two di Mrs. Mary Andresaen of Lo ng Beach find Mias-Ella -Hughes i of Denver, Colo. Funeral. arrangement will be announced by Mottella. 1 MRS, ALICE I FOX.

Alice Fox, aged 79, df 1427 Olive Avenue, ed Thursday at a local hospitaL' A though a native of VToulon UL, 1 ra. Fox had lived! many years in Lexington, Neb. before coming Long Beach in 19UL- She was member of Ebelf Club 'J and Chapter AF of P. E.O, Surviving a da ighter, MiS Jan Fox of TLong Beaich, and a aon, Frank I Funeral service will be conducted by. 'Henry Kendal 'Booth, pas torof First Cdngregat Church, Saturday at 1:30 P.

ML in the Mot-tell Chapel, Str set and Ala-mitoa 1 Avenue. Inten nent will be in Sunnyside Cemetery. MRM. THUKSA P. HUGH The funersl of Mr l.

Thursa P. Hughes, 76, of 2024 Lc bust Avenue, who 'passed -away Wednesday night at her will be i oday at 1:30 P. M. at.fhe MottelL IHiapel. This Rev.

Ralph A. Jensen vill officiate. Interment will r'be. rat1. Sunnyside Cemeterjr.tV A resident, of Beach fourj-teen years, Mrs.

Hugh is Was a native, of Ark. Before coming, here, she lived mi my year ih Colorado, and she war member of the Baptist Church at Colorado Springs and. also was i member of the Yeomen and Mace abee organizations. 'Surviving are two (sons, Hkriy Hughes of Long. Beach andjChgrlas of Missouri; four' daughters, Mrs George -Hal ley of Long Beach, Mr.

Anna Smit a of Los Angeles, 1 Mrs. Betty The mss of 'San Jose and Mra Thomai Wedge of Shaf ter, Cali two listers, Mrs, Ella' Brown if Idaho ar Mrs, Edna Gallfird of Utah, a brother. Perry Q'Pert of -Idaho Ola Time of. gCltib Feted at The 'Old Timers this men whd ire in on the foubd ing of the Xdfng Beach AfteriDimfer Speaking hstantly re nded. of a Pat and Mike joke, begin a lengthy dis sussiofi with nafecustomed as I an came buck to.

tht club's dii ner-mceting last night iat The Hotel Lafayette to iiid. that' the younger was carrying- on ding to the tradition laid dgwn by charter members eight or years ago. At the conclusion of the meeting, fifty-one members pi esent voted the reunion the; most educational and entertaining ever 1 eld. Thai; meeting was opened by Ken neth A. Davis, the cluts President; followed by a few wore from E.

IV Martin Secretary, and then turned over to Lloyd Leedom, who, in turn, handed the gavel to Dr L. C. McDonald, who punned and joked session to conclusion. The evenings most inspirational talk was' given -by ruce Mfisod, who urged Long Beacli citizens to rise from their lethirgy, find a leader, make' fp rogress it key. He scorlec the.

citys "constitutional destrut tionlsts," as he termed a certain element here, and drdVv a cotnparisoi i with Santa Barbara and Florida. located in quake and hurricane '1 ielts, respectively He illustrated their methods-used -following periods of destruction. 1 Interesting historic tl reminiscences of Anne Bolejyi one of the wives of Henry the Ei hth of England, were given by Dr Clyde Hor-ner, who declared tha; the Queen, who failed to produce son for the should- have Men pitied, placed in a mehtal asylum, instead of being executed. expressed the belief thatf Anne suffered from nymphomania, hysteri-from certain charges her at that time. Ed automo graphically the advantages Siotfiathe" 1934.

aut fkred r(jw prophei motor car otiq. 1 utun Hugh-. Marti. Where Are We G5! the present political trends in America, John G. Clark descril played by great munitions firms, such aa Kruppl.

Vlckerk Skoda and Schneider-Kruso, in World affairs, and their influence in the breaking down of the world's peace machin ery. -f Sam Selover, one. of the oldest of the Old Timers, traced the history of the club and its 1, educational Work among since its in-ception L. Gr Nattkemper, fhe clubs mentor, brought I the meeting with constructive criticism on talks givn by mem' here on last nights program. The, program, was opened by an entertaining musical dumber, La Rosita; given Miss Audrey Martin and, Miss Jean iWilcbx.

INJURED IN MrsJackie Faulkiver, 31, find Florence Gilthrlff of 1128 (Sundry Avenue, were-jinjured in' a traffic collision' at tate Street and Walnut Avenue. reiported to police yesterday. Colliding cars were driven by: Russell Guthrie of the same address find G. J.600 Willow- Street. 1 WiUow-Street.

(fenerations Benefited i- mother took your Vegetable Compound most her life; especially the Change.When I got married I toolrit during preg-nancyl'It makes childbirth easy. I. have two lovely daugh-Z- 1 ten. One', married now, and f4, she takes your medicine, too. Mn.

Merit -Lubtck, 1024 Btstou Rteti, Brtnx, Ktur York. 5, "'1 4 ii 'i the IS SAyED THE LAST! new G-3 All-Weathel Coiti No More to Biiyl il yty- DIA NX HA M'S VEGETABLE' COMPOUND 1 a nr Medicine Mother jtnH i 2" from Santa sailings Via rll on Mjr eiri you emn buy it today at CORPORA TED Beachi 'Ahea When death ocean it it attended by deepeti grief, thock and, often, bewilderment. Contequently, it it-best in know in advance the qualificatinnt of the" mortician, I jiff coat of burimlt and other detailt of procedure that 1 elan be.ditrutted calmly and free from ttrett. Such prac-tice 'it gaining increasing conMiilcratinn amAng tighted people, and to tuch underttanding u-e otce uur petition in Long Beach. see it the tire that licks the proo- I.

-T- a '-'iTi a'1 Iem of rajpid tresd-resr rv. r- G-3Hi8 its nfiaie. Just sn engineer's symbol for -the-tread that! stood up under the. toughest punish-then the Gocfiilyear test fleet ever gave a tire. I j- They pounded it over, the ronds tjay and-nigh rtiniti ipeeiliiiti Roppint frazzling brakes and wrackinjt cars.

Ana when the reports were die I G-3M All-Wefither wsa the winner! i It kept its iriptwice as long as competitive tires 1 jives 43 moce non-ildd mileage then any previous SR Whit tire! fits die only tire that can- keop Wvf non-skid mileage on quick-starpng fast-running -(i; iiuick-stoppiri modern can, And thal mesna more PATTERSON MTOJILKIN AToXticians I ipCUST AVE. AT SIXTH i Member National Selected Twenty Yean in Long Beach MnNMNHifiMtliaaiiiiMiiiHiliirtiiiliMaiiiHiaaiuiMmiiiaMNHiiaiiuMiaaMaaiMiiMiiMHianiiiiMiiHlMfiiMMiiHMMVfNtmt but "ora per ofwbiek eoaonp 4o 439b MORE NON-SKID MILEk ACE ateatrw coat Yrjl 'Mr Calif. v'i ffti- i ajJS, j. r..