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Evening star., 1932-10-27
Mems Wear
SI.19 to S1.65 Shirts, Sc

Sl.1J " 91.UJ 0AAAAsSS wv
100 high grade, fancy and
plain colors; broken lots and sizes
l3le to l8. Attached or separate
collars.
S1.65 and S1.95 Union Suits, Csc
90 prs. Winter weight; well
made. Grey; broken sizes.
81 Belts and Straps, 3Sc
so in brown and fancy styles; all
good feathers.
S1.65 and S1.95 Pajamas, S1.19
so MILDLY and coat styles. Bro
ken lots. Sizes A, B, c.
S1.95 Gloves, S1.39
ss lined tan cape gloves: button
wrist. fleece: sizes S1a to 10.
55c and 79c Ties, 4 for 81
900 fourth hands; some hand
finished and silk tipped.
2Oc to 35c Collars, 10c
3 for Csc
soiled and discontinued styles.
Broken sizes.
79c Union Suits, 39c
140 athletic suits, reinforced.
Sizes 36 to a.
81 and s1.29 Pajamas, Csc
Fine quality cotton. neatly
striped and white. MILDLY and slip
over stvles. Sizes A, B, c.
STREET FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-27
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End Coughs and Colds

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to serious trouble. You can stop
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emulsified creosote that is pleasant
, to take. Creomulsion is new
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( OF all known drugs. creosote Is
recognized by high medical au-
thorities as one of the greatest heal
ing agencies for persistent coughs
and colds and other forms Of throat
troubles. Creomulsion contains. in
addition to creosote. other healing
elements which soothe and heal the
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the creosote goes on to the stomach.
is absorbed into the blood. attacks
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/ the growth of the germs
\ Creomulsion is guaranteed salts
factory in the treatment of per-
sistent coughs and colds. bronchial
asthma, bronchitis and other forms
of respiratory diseases. and is excel
lent for building up the system after
7 colds or flu. Money refunded if any
I cough or cold. no matter of how
/ long standing, is not relieved after
taking according to directions. Ask
your druggist. (Advertisement0
Evening star., 1932-10-27

S1.25 Chenille Rugs, 79c
81 Reversible; good, heavy
quality. Size 24x36.
Stair Carpet, $1.29 Yd.
Was sl.75 yard IS yards 27-
inch carpet: several neat patterns
for selection.
Sl.95 Chenille Rugs, S1.19
Rugs, sizes 18x36 and 24x36.
29c Stair Treads, 19c
So Rubber treads. F1orentine
patterns in maroon color. Size
skis
Felt Base Rugs, S2.95
Is Gold Seal. Crescent and
Pabco rugs. slightly damaged from
use as floor samples. Sizes 9xl2
and 9xl0.6. Were $7.95 and $685..
Evening star., 1932-10-27
Infants Wear
81 Boys Suits, 59c

81 Boys Suits, SIC
Tailored broadcloth in broken as
sortments Size to years.
S1.59 Creepers. 81
Handmade. broadcloth. in broken
assortments. Size 2 and 3 yrs.
S3.95 Tots Coats, S2.95
Warm coats in broken sizes,
to yrs.
S3.95 Leggin' Sets, S1.95
and 3 piece chinchills sets:
windbreaker jacket. talon fastened;
leggins and helmet. 2 and yrs.
White and blue.
S1.50 Sleeping Garments. 81
2-piece flannelette sets. Sizes
and 6 yrs.
S1.95 Suits, 81
% boys wash suits, sizes to 5.
S1.95 Suits, Dresses. S1.37
Tots jersey suits for boys; tots
dresses. Broken sizes. 2 to yrs.
S1.79 Lumber Jackets, S1.29
Warm suede cloth. talon fasten-
ers. Broken sizes and colors, 2 to
6 yrs
SI.29 Silk Combinations. 79c
Were once $l.95. Lace and en-
broidery trim. elastic knee. Slightly
soiled 2 to yrs.
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-27
BedWear
S25 to $50 Comforts, S9.95

SIS to $50 Comforts, S9.95
fine brocaded silk comforts,
wool filled. All blue.
Sl2.95 Comforts. S7.95
10 sateen-covered down COM
forts. 72x84
S4.95 Comforts, SAT
8 wool-filled satin comforts.
Slightly soiled
S9.95 Bed Sets, S3.95
8 quilted bed sets for twin beds,
with separate pillow. OF fine quail
ity silk and rayon.
$2.95 Colonial Spreads, S1.35
8 Of pine design. Sizes 90xl08
and 72xl08.
S5.98 KenwO0d Throws, S3.S5
Of all wool in blue, gold and
orchid.
$2.95 Blankets, 81
80 all wool. plain colors: in rose
blue and heliotrope. 66x80 and
7oxs0.
S3.95 Spreads, Sass
Q white satin Marseilles spreads,
80x90.
$3.50 Ensemble Blankets, S2.77
II, with plain center and wide
contrasting borders. 66xS0.
$3.50 Blankets, SIS
2 fine quality St. Mary's Mills
novelty blankets in rose and gold
SASS Blankets, S9.95
S st. Mary's Mills blankets in
Stone effect
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-27
American Orientals, SIS.s5

American OrientalS, $1S.S5
. Arado washed American Ori-
entails in authentic Persian designs.
Size 36x63. Were $27.50.
American OrientalS, S13.95
2 Arado washed rugs; size 27x54
inches. Were $21.50
American Orientals, $3.50
IL Aubusheen rugs; size 27x52.
Were $6 95.
American Orientals, $3.50
9 Aubusheen rugs; size 36x63.
Were $3.50.
SI9.95 Administers, S10.95
3 Bussorahs, plain blue with
band border. Size 6X9.
$3.50 Wilton, $19.95
Malabar rug; size 4x7 feet.
Evening star., 1932-10-27
RugS at Tremendous Savings!
American Orientals! Administers! Linoleum
SCI. 50 BroadIoom. $3.50

S62.5O Broadloom, $3.50
l Seamless broadloom rug, rich
tsupe shade. Size 9xl2.
Linoleum. 89c 50 yd.
l25 Yards inlaid linoleum: rem
nant lengths. Was sl.25 and sl.45
yard.
Felt Base, Csc 50. yd. .
200 Yards remnant lengths Of
felt-base floor covering Regular
soc and 49c So yd.
S1.95 Bath Rugs. S1.49
20 Peerless chenille reversible
rugs; size 24x4S.
S9c Ratine Mats, 49c
27 Non skid ratine bath rugs,
neat designs. Size l6x30.
FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-27
Stationery
78 81 Portfolios. CSC
IS S1.29 Pen and Pencil
C-A- Hn@

10 91 rOrtIOilOS, o5C
IS S1.29 Pen and Pencil
Sets, 79c
81 Ash Trays, SOC
1876 boxes of initiated ash trays,
1 to box
15c Table Covers, l0c
174 paper card table covers with
score chart.
S2.95 Lamps, S1.49
. occasional lamps. A special
value.
5 S3.95 Portfolios, S1.95
1 pr. S3.95 Book Ends, S1.95
1 pr. S5.95 Book Ends. S2.95
FL Soc Cigarette Boxes. Csc
89c Bridge Cases. 49c
81 cases. completely equipped.
STREET FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-27
DraperieS
S3.75 to S4.95 Tapestry
60 o. yd

1918 to S4.95 Tapestry
S2.95 yd.
20 yds., in several patterns and
colorings. so ms. wide. Excellent!
49c to $3.50 Curtains
25c to S3.25
so pairs of samples, slightly
soiled Only l of a style. Priscilla,
tailored or criss-croSs ruffled styles:
straight net curtains and panels.
So Couch Covers, S1.95
made of figured denim or plain
rep. Regular size.
15c TO 29c a yd. Remnants
10c yd.
500 yards remnants of sateen,
gauzes, marquiSettes. Various
lengths. colors and patterns for
varied uses.
39c to 59c yd. Remnants
Csc yd.
300 yards of cretonnes. rayons,
marouisettes. nets. taffetas. reps.
jaspes. Lovely fabrics for slip cov-
ers. curtains, etc.
Csc to 85c yd. Remnants
45c yd.
300 yards of damask, crash, celia
nese voile. net. taffeta, Belgian
linen, chintz. For many decorative
uses
S1.69 and S1.95 Curtains
$1.19 pr.
1T pairs in net, marquisette.
tailored or Priscilla styles. Fine
quality.
81 and SIPS Curtains, 79c pr.
125 pairs in criss-cross and Pris-
ella style ruf1ed marquisettes.
S1.24 to S8.66 Curtains
62c to S4.33 pr.
IL pairs of custom made dra-
perieS in cretonne, chintz and
rayon. etc. One of style. Slight
ly soiled.
Csc yd. RayOn Damask. 49c yd.
so yds. in attractive designs and
colorings.
S1.95 to $3.50 yd. Damasks and
Rayons, S1.25 yd.
200 yds. so" exceptionally fine
material. patterns and colorings.
Will make lovely draperies and
portieres.
~ $6.25 to S8.25 Draperies
S4.95 pr.
80 prs rayon damask draperies.
complete with scalloped valance
trimmed with fringe. Beautiful
two-tone colorings.
SOC to $3.50 Wall Tapestries
Csc to S495
% in assorted sizes and coloringa.
S1.95 to S3.95 Pillows
S1.25 to Sass
Is velour and rayon pillows in
all colors and assorted sizes.
Beautiful pillows
FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-27
Sweaters

S1.95 and S2.95 Sweaters, SAC
100 slip-overs, in round, V or
surplice styles. Good Fall shades;
In lacy knits.
79c Sweaters, 64c
200 soft slip-over sweaters in
good practical weaves. Plain col
ors and mixtures.
SIC POnchO BlOuseS, 69c
1870 new jersey b.ouses In all
Fall shades.
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-27
Hunters Body Found.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, October 27 (P).
The body Of Anthony Hemmer, 3S, of
Dansville, huntsman, was found near
that village yesterday and his shotgun
was enmeshed in wire fence nearby.
Authorities expressed the belief the gun
had discharged accidentally as he
climbed through the fence.
Evening star., 1932-10-27
Notions
Csc Dress Shields, 15c
2 for BIC

2 for 25c
80 prs. colored nainsook shields,
regular or crescent shape. Size 3
only.
29c Ironing Board Covers, 19c
81 padded ironing board covers;
regular size
lOc Brass Pins, sc
so peekapins; 300 brass pins TO
each tin box.
10c Shopping Bags, SC
so burlap colored shopping bags.
Sc Sewing Box, 25c
IL kiddie sewing boxes.
81 Shoe Racks, sc
"a Metal shoe racks, to attach
to closet door. Holds 3 pairs OF
shoes. Green finish.
STREET FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-27
Month-End Clearance
i'm the Basement Store
Women'S Wear
Sl.95 Robes, Sc

S1.95 Robes, 59c
S Bath Robes of soft blanket
robing, red striped patterns. Small
and medium sizes.
S2.95, S3.95 Shoes. 81
Patent leather or calfskin in OK
fords and strap models. Black or
brown. Broken size ranges from
our regular stock.
Sl.19 Galoshes, 49c
$50 Pairs waterproof rubberized
fabric. Grey or brown. Cuban
heels Broken size range.
Chiffon Hose, 25c pr.
$50 Pairs all-silk chiffon stock
ings, slightly imperfect. Broken
size range 8la to 10l2.
39c Boomers, 19c
110 Women's rayon and cotton
bloomers; regular sizes. Specially
priced for clearance.
Csc BrasSieres, 15c
Clearance of swami. rayon crepe
and coutil brassieres. Sizes 80
to 38.
Evening star., 1932-10-27
Linens
One.HaIf Price

Fine linens taken from our regular
stocks are reduced for clearance.
Were CSC to $16.50. Now 12l l2c
to $8.25
Includes luncheon sets, bath mats.
dinner sets, linen dish towels, lace
scarfs and remnants of toweling
and damask.
LINENS-THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-27
Sewing Machines

S1.19 Covers, CSC
Crash covers for your machine.
Portable Electric
Sewing Machine, $1S.S5
31all well known makes--re-
conditioned and rare values.
Singer Treadle
Sewing Machine, S14.75
3-reconditioned; in guaranteed
sewing condition.
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-10-27
LE I I AIUUN.
Sheets and
latsreSS Covers

sheets Of heavy, closely
n quality. neatly hemmed.
75c e3X99 Size, 59c
79c 72x99 Size, 63c
81 S1x99 Size, 74c
S1.39 Sheets, 81
81x99 size of fine, soft quality
titched sheets.
| 40 Mattress Covers, 81
In d a n Head covers. tape
/ seams. Full and twin sizes.
ESTICS-THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-27
Toilet Goods

Toilet Goods
S3.95 Hair Brushes, S2.4s
13 Dupont Lifetime brushes; II
rows OF bristles en- Lucite Block.
Excellent quality. One day only at
this price
Soc Bath Powder and Salts
35c, 3 for 81
rs Novelty combinations OF both
In attractive gift boxes.
S2.95 Musical Powder Boxes
S1.59
Is in black only. Enamel fin
ished. with matching tray.
IS Single C0mpacts in gold
finished cases, 19c.
STREET FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-27
Tots Wear

$1.S5 Raincoats, 81
A rubberized and cravenetted
coats-black, blue, tan, red and
green. Sizes and g.
$3.95 Coats, $1.95
16 cloth coats; broken size and
color range: 2 to 6.
$5.95 Coats, $3.95
IL coats; some with fur trim.
Broken sizes. 2 to 8.
$6.95 Coats, s.
4 tots coats. q few chinchilla;
some with fur trim. Broken sizes,
Z to 8.
Evening star., 1932-10-27
Girls Wear

Wash Dresses, 59c-2 for 81
100 cotton dresses-originally 69c
to CSC. Prints or combinations Of
prints and plain colors. Sizes 2
to IA.
81 Coat Sweaters, 25c
50 cotton knit sweaters, in green,
blue or red. Sizes Z to IA.
Evening star., 1932-10-27
BOYS Wear
95c PaiamaS, SOC

95C PaJamaS, DUO
so dannelette pajamas, in neat
striped designs. Broken sizes, 10
to 10.
S5.95 Overcoats, $3.S5
80 alI-wool chinchilla coats;
double breasted. Warm flannel lin
tnEs. Navy. Sizes 3 to 9.
Mems Overcoats, $7.95
IS all-wool overcoats; originally
1885. Double-breasted styles with
rayon Innings. Navy, grey or brown.
Sizes 80 to 50.
Evening star., 1932-10-27
Dresses

IS misses and women's dresses
in canton crepe and satin. Black,
brown, navy and neat combina-
tons. Broken sizes, IA to A.
S2.95 Dresses, $1.95
100 misses dresses, sizes IA to
20. Canton crepe. printed silks
and jersey. Black and new
shades.
S. Dresses, So
50 womenS and misses dresses,
sizes IA to AZ. Canton crepe,
satin and a few woolens. Black
and colors.
Evening star., 1932-10-27

Realtor Owns Ten Cars.
C. C. Walker, Boston realtor, owns 10
automobiles.
Evening star., 1932-10-27
Leather Goods

81 CarOt0l Bags, 69c
$50 bags in black, brown, navy
wine.
Evening star., 1932-10-27
Mems Clothing

S12.75 Jackets, $7.85
26 Horsehide jackets. with plaid
wool Innings. Sizes 80 to a..
SIS to $50 Suits. SASS
% "Lansbrook" Suits; broken
size range 36 to A. If your size
is here. you'll get REAL bargain.
Trench Coats, $2.85
"a utility coats and leatherette
raincoats. Sizes 81 to IS. Ex-
traordinary values.
$50 to $40 Suits, S19.75
7 Mems business suits and tux
.dos. Broken sizes 36 to ~. Priced
very low for quick clearance
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Evening star., 1932-10-27

S2.45 Gloves. S1.49
prs. women's real French
hois skin; white and natural.
Sl.39 Gloves. 79c
prs. suede, lambskin and
kin. Broken assortment and
Slichtlv soiled.
|rS. 6oc Fabric Gloves. 4Sc
(ple French Gloves, S1.iS
prs mostly 6i2 and 6A
Evening star., 1932-10-27

2 Novelty Suits, with silk tops.
81 Sizes as s Ian, and g. Were $1.95
9 An-Wool Sweaters, slip-over
style. Sizes 4 to 8. Were 02r
$100. Now. w...............
II Caveltex Coats, wombatine
lined lined .s Sizes ss Nox la to 20 Sass
325 Shirts and Button on Bl0uses,
some slightly mussed. Broken size
range to Is. Specially Az
priced for clearance. ....
lis Genuine Hickok Belts, sizes %
Sos to g. Were SOC and sl.O0' 34c
a Halloween Costumes,
broken sizes to IA. Spe- 70F
cial ...................
Evening star., 1932-10-27

Neither side was vulnerable. East
and West passed throughout.
Jacoby at South dealt and bid
spade, and Culbertson bid / no-trump
to show an optional suit and leave the
naming of the suit entirely to his part
ner Jacoby bid 2 diamonds and Gull
bertson raised to g. Jacoby preferred
spades. however. bid 5, and Culbertson
raised to 4, where it was played.
Evening star., 1932-10-27

Smart bidding by Culbertson and
Jaeoby gave them a contract at
spades which they made with ease
while many others played the hand at
diamonds and went down. Their bid
ding on this hand was considered an
excellent example of the Culbertson
system.
1t was like this:
Evening star., 1932-10-27

l-$22.50 Day Beds, $l5.75
which full size Complete with pillows
|cretCnne
s35 Mattress, $3.50 $I8.75 land up) Springs
fne grade spring mat $6.S5 each
sample
P95 Twin Four-Poster upholstered springs for metal
Beds, S5.95 twin BEDS
ahoean with
ID board. BEDWEAR-THlRD fLOOR
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-29
Dolly Report Of
Stock Markets

NEW YORK, June 20. U.P)-The
stock market slowly firmed up to
small gains today and held steady
to the end of the session. The alb
sence of dividend changes en-
couraged traders.
Most stocks were up fractionally
and a few were up more than a
point. A few others were weak,
the latter group including National
Biscuit, DUPONT and Proctor and
Gamble, all of Mlich made new
lows. Considerable selling was
noted in General Motors at the
lowest level for the present stock
United States government bonds
reacted sharply and other bonds
turned down with them. Wheat
lost Y to 7s cents a bushel and
corn Y cent. Cotton was strong
futures rising 10 points. Sugar
futures were down early in the day
but later recovered nearly all the
loss.
The only dividend change Of
significance was elimination of the
common payment on Westinghouse
Electric. However, the stock dropped
TO a new low at 1875, Oft rs, be-
fore meeting support.
Westinghouse rallied to within
fraction of the previous close
United States Steel common held
small gain while the preferred
was holding q larger advance.
American Can and Allied Chemi-
cal gained point or SO. Atchi-
sen was slightly higher today
Railroad shares generally were up
Consolidated Gas led firm
utility group with rise of more
than a point. Standard of New
Jersey led the oil shares into
higher ground Case rose more
than a point as did Auburn Auto.
General Electric was firm and in
tair demand American Tobacco
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-29

b. featured its division with an
advance of more than a point.
LOS ANGELES, June %. UP) -
The market was fractionally
higher during inactive trading on
the Los Angeles stock exchange
today
Union Associates was the most
active, selling TOO shares at 8, un-
changed. Union Oil sold 500 shares
at 915, unchanged. Standard Oil
advanced q to 1885 ON sales of
500 shares.
Southern California Edison ad-
vanced y to 1885 during sales of
400 shares. Pacific Gas and Elec-
trio sold 200 shares at 1855, up q.
Southern Pacific advanced Z
during sales of 300 shares at 7ls.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-29
Help Wanted

WANTED-Reliable local man has
large acreage shallow oil land
near Los Angeles. Need 10 men
to work on drilling well. Good
wages, board and room plus in
terest in we'll $3.50 cash bond
required, secured and returnable.
This is an opportunity to become
independent. Do not delay. Act
now. Write Press Box 500. 29t3
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-29
Exchange

FOR TRADE-Two houses in Ver-
dugo Hills near Glendale for
house or small acreage Imperial
Valley. Press Box 1l2 28tf
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-29

FOR RENT-Small house furnish
ed. SIT Holt. See Bob Cole, VAL
ley Auto. 29t4
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-29
Rooms and Apartment

LIE MODERNE APTS.-The newest
and most luXuriously furnished
apartments; facing Balboa park;
singles and doubles; large bed
rooms with twin beds, box springs
and Beautyrest mattresses, beauti-
full floor coverings, silk velour
furniture and drapes; ali apart
ments we'll ventilated, with large
windows and abundance of sun
shine; steam heat; tra-moderG
2650 9Th Ave. Main 2201., San Di-
ego. 25t3
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-29
For Rent-HOuses

FOR -Unfurnished modern
house, three bedrooms, screen
rCrches. Call Tyler Insurance
Agency. 29t3
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-29

FOR RENT Furnished house. Best
place in town for the money. 513
Brighton. 28t2
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-29

FOR RENT-Nice;y furnished cot
tage, rooms, hardwood floor, tile
sink, garage, lawn cared for
adults only. Inquire 204 South
Eighth st. 27tf
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-29
Opp0QTlNIEY IE5 TlE -l0u AFFORD 10 miss THEM
Miscellaneous For Sale

FOR SALE-Girrs bicycle, good
tires, carry basket, ready TO go,
$1,000. 692 Wensley. 29t3
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-29

FOR SALE-Hemp Seed, 2 cents
pound Scarified Seed, cents
pound Tel. 102-J, Ell Centro
Clark w. Adair. 27tf
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-29
Trucks For Sale

FOR SALE-One Ford ton truck,
$500. 473 Park st. 23t2
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-29
Special Notices

AUTO LOANS-Or your present
contracts rewritten. Sterling Sc
curities Co., 674 Main ST., Ell
Centre. 27tt
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-29
Lodge Directory

a survey of the Lampoc and
Santa Maria valleys, Santa Barbara
county, shows 10,131 acres Of vege-
tables to be harvested before Sep
tember |.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-29

FOR RENT - House, furnished,
shady, cool, S25. Also house un-
furnished, clean, new, $4,000. In
quire $3.50 Olive. 27tf
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-29
Situations Wanted

WOMAN with small child wants
housekeeping. Ranch or town.
Press Box 210. 27t3
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-29

FOR RENT-Attracyiv new house
furnished or unfinished, suit
able for couple. Apply 141 South
Seventh. Phone l24. 15tf
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Poultry For Sale

FOR SALE-Started chicks, &c.
Hatchery closes for summer. El
Centre Hatchery. 29t3
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-29
Dogs For Sale

POLICE Highly pedigreed,
registered stock, eight weeks old,
males, very reasonable. 726
Brighton. 23tf
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-29

THE YOSEMITE
through a gap in the
The total descent of
stages. The great III
nine Niagaras a
back and forth like I
late May rush over t
away are rattled by
Evening star., 1932-05-19
GIRLS DON'T
HAVE To HAVE
PIMPLY SKINS

Pimples are the one drawback to
q well dressed, good looking girl
And they are absolutely unnecessary
You can be helped to get rid of them
now by applying Poslam, known as
the great pimple conqueror. Apply
it regularly for few nights and see
its wonderful work. You can get
Poslam in any drug store, Soc.
Evening star., 1932-05-19
SHOUSE SAYS HOOVER
Is NOT A POLITICIAN
Declares President Is Executive
but Fails in Dealings With
Other Nations.
BY the Associated ,ress.

BY the Associated 'ress.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 19.-Jouett
Shouse told the Harvard Democratic
Club in an address last night that when
it is remembered the presidency lis not
in its real essence so much an execu-
tive task as it is the post of master
politician, the causes of the failure OF
President Hoover become clear"
Mr. Hoover can order and direct
subordinates," said the chairman of the
Democratic National Executive Com
mittee, "and when he has been in posi-
tions to command obedience, we find
the resulting public record which built
his former reputation for executive
ability.
The President cannot successfully ad-
minister the vast affairs of this great
Nation through the issuance OF COM
mands to minor subordinates. He must
have the capacity not only to meet
many problems quickly, forthrightly and
courageously, but, above all things, he
needs the political faculty of dealing
successfully with all manner of men
who are not and cannot be subordinated
to the position of cogs in an executive
machine.
Mr.. Hoover has shown truly pitiful
incapacity to deal with the representa-
tives of independent forces and SOW
ereigntieS on free and equal footing and
to secure the cooperation which every
President must have in order TO SO
manage the affairs Of the Nation as TO
protect the welfare, the safety and the
livelihood Of us all"
Evening star., 1932-05-19
BUDDHIST FUNERAL
HELD FOR PREMIER
ASSaSSinated Japanese
Statesman Is Buried With
Simple Rites.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TOXIC, May ia simple Buddhist
funeral service, attended by 500 of
Japan's leading public men who crowd
ed into the public hall of the premier's
residence, marked today the nations
farewell to the late Premier Suyoshi
Inukai, slain last Sunday by group Of
young aSsaSsinS.
The Seiyukai party. which the slain
premier headed during the last two and
one-half years of his half century in
Parliament, conducted the funeral serV-
ices.
Deceased ExtolIed.
These consisted merely of the read
ing of messages eXtolling the virtues and
services of the deceased They were read
by the heads of the Seiyukai and Min
seito parties in both houses of Parlia-
ment, while messengers representing
the Emperor and Empress burned in
cenSe before the altar on which the
plain wooden casket rested.
The general public did not participate
in the funeral ceremonies and there
was no procession and no outside cere-
monies.
Late this afternoon the body was to
be taken unostentatiously to crema-
torium. Part of the ashes were to be
buried in the Zoshigaya Cemetery here
and the rest at the late premiers birth
place at Okayarna.
Selecting New Cabinet.
As soon as the funeral ceremonies
were ended the party leaders resumed
their parleys over the selection of q
new cabinet.
The situation had cleared consider
ably today, and the indication. was
that the army and political leaders had
patched up their differences. The be-
lief prevailed that the army would ac-
cept cabinet which would be made
up chiefly of members of the Seiyukai
party, but would contain also some
others. Gen. Sadao Araki would be re-
named minister Of war, newspaper COM
mentators predicted.
Because of the prospect for political
peace, strong tone was shown on the
Toxic Stock Exchange during the morn
ing Leading shares recovered their
losses of Wednesday and several rose
above the closing quotations on Sat-
urday.