Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 47

6-S DECbMbEil 9, RHYTHMIC REPORTERS KLX HIGH SPOT 1IIHTET JON'S SHARE OF DHL JPPEIL i Member of Group of I 'Artists on Tribune Station Is Soloist in Own Right THEY'RE WILD OVER WILDE! "The'Rythmic Reporters, a quartet of young men heard every -Wednesday evening at 8 over KLX '-have established themselves as one of the station's favorites with the "dialers. Each member of the qunr- is a''soloist in his own right, but each, as one listener expressed "possesses that intangible somc- that makes perfect blending the voices in ensemble work." Solly Sieff, who has been heard "In many national network broad- "''casts'as as on numerous programs, is accompanist for -the group Rythmic Reporters' programs -are presented under the auspices The Tribune. Their repertoire of favorite ballads and (semi-classics interspersed with modern arrangements of current hit It is a program of popular appeal. Be Offered Upon KLX The KLX schedule for today fcpens with a program of record- to be broadcast from noon to £12:30 p.m. Highlights, on KLX to- 4 day and tonight will include Anita Orosco, 12:30 to 1:15 p.m.; Spice (World, Broadcasting Company 1:15 to "Helen Wegman.

Pnrmelec, pianist. to 2:45 p.m.,; "Souvenirs of (World Broadcasting System transcription), 2:45 to 3 p.m.; Asprc his Manila stringed orchestra, ,3:30 to 4. p.m.; "Carefree. Capers '(World Broadcasting System tran- 4:30 to 5 p.m.; Old Man Soliloquy, 5 to 5:15 p. "Melody Palette" (World Broadcasting Sys- "iem transcription), 5:15 to Covered Wagon Jubilee, with Stuart Hamblen and the boys, cour- iesY' Star 'Outfitting 5:30 fa'6; 1 Mixed to; 6:30.

p.m.; Rah orchestra, 6:30 to .7 p.m.; Variety, program, with Herb Kennedy, Dorothy Allen, Rosalie McCall and Bud and Tex-, harmonica and guitar, William: Don, Eccentric comedian, 7:45 to Hour of. Melody, 8 World Bevue (World. Broadcasting System' transcription), 9 to. p.m.; dance to 11 p.m. Tomorrow evening's highlights Win Clinic of the 'during which Dr.

L. Sherman, M.D., will discuss the following subjects, giving five or fix minutes to each: "The Thyroid Gland," "Innocent Livers," "Children, Ancestors and Parents," and "SkinDisorders'." 'Old to Be Sang Over KLX 'Z Ireland and Hawaii will contribute melodies to pro- of Old-Favorites, to be sung KLX Mixed this eve- 6 to 6:30. The list ol selections will include: "My Old Kentucky Home," "My Wild Irish "Aloha Oe," "Love's Old Song," "Annie Laurie," "The Serenade," by Schubert (arranged by L. G. French), "Juanita," "The Kerry Dance," nnd "Good Night, Ladies." The members of the quartet are Adelaide Can-others, soprano; Edna May Parker, contralto; 1,.

G. French, bssso, and M. Jny tenor and director. Is Now Featured on KLX Bhythm from 6:30 to 7 will be the of the evening over to- bright when Ran Wilde and his or- now playing at the Athens Club, come on the air over Tribune stalion for half an hour 'of up-to-the-minule melodies. The Wilde group is also heard over KLX on Fridays from 9:45 to 10:15.

There are 13 musicians and two vocalists, Harriet and Luke, in I he group. The inem- TO FLAY NEW HOLE Mischa Mischakoff, first violinist Strings Orchestra, be featured not only ns instrumental soloist but ns the central of a thrilling story ot 'his adventures told by Donald Mc- master of ceremonies, dur- the weekly broadcast on KPO 'tonight, fl to 0:30. PROGRAM TO CONTINUE The Serenade, Sunday afternoon musical program heard weekly over and NBC nation-wide network at 2 will be continued winter and spring months. Other paslimcs seem lame compared with listening to Ran Wilde who is running wild over the air lanes via KLX. It's a grand hour for rhythm, is the 6:30 to 7 spot, and that's where dialers will.be.

able to find Ran and his crowd this evening. Ran and his Wilde men art taming savage rhythms at the Athens Athletic Club and their pro- grams are heard over KLX every Friday and Saturday from 9:45 p. and every Sunday, 6:30 lo 7:00 p. m. Here we have Ran nnd a few of his boys.

Left to right they are: Jack Macki, violinist; Ran Wilde, leader; Joe Luke, vocalist, and Harold Olsen, bass. TOPIC IN Artbur E. Navlct to Offer Timely Hints During His Weekly Talk Wednesday Much of expense and disappointment may be avoided by the gardener who: will listen in to next Wednesday's program of Tirneiy Garden Tips, 12:45 to 1 p. on KLX. The subject, "Dormant Spraying," is timely, for December 15 normally marks the beginning of the dormant spraying period.

Arthur Navlet will tell his listeners just what to spray and what plants, trees and bushes to spray in December. For instance, the unsightly curled-leaf condition of peach trees may easily be avoided by two applications of spray material, the first about December 15. The red berry disease of the bush berries, mildew on roses, may all be reduced by dormant spraying. The series of Timely Garden Tips programs come to the dialers each Wednesday through courtesy of the Charles C. Navlet Company, florists, sccdmen and nurserymen of San Jose, San Francisco and Oakland.

FRATERNAL NEWS Martinclli, Leslie Howard And Bruno Walter Also in Radio Setups Figure NEW SONGS ON HI-JINKS Musical selections from Bing Crosby's picture "Here Is My Heart" will be featured on Johnny Murray's "Hi-Jinks" show of melody and comedy, broadcast over KFRC and the Don Lee network from to, 10 tonight. TODAY'S BROADCAST KESIDR 6000 KESIDK 6015 More foreign; more domestic Higher Fidelity Tone other ext I usive all-wa ve VICTOR MAGIC BRAIN 7:00 to 8:00 A. M. Mickey Gillette; (7:45) Lee S. Roberts.

8:00 lo 0:00 M. (8:05) Ray Roger B. Whitman; (8:30) Major Bowe's Family. of Pianos; (8:30) Mickey Gillette. String Quartet; (8:30) Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir and Organ.

KYA (8:15) Christian Science Reading; (8:45) Sabbath Hymns. Sunrise Symnhony. Clock; (8:30) Swedish Medilatlous. to 10:00 A. M.

Sunday Morning Special; Emil Polak's Orch. City. Lake Tabernacle; (9:30) Meditations in Melody; (9:45) 'Microphone Pilgrimage to Mil- ton's' Cottage. of the Air; (0:15) Uncle Harry. Day Adventist.

Records; Comics. 10:00 to 11:00 A. M. Polak; (10:30) Nat'l Youth Radio Conference. City; (10:30) Coquettes; Clay Landon.

of the Air; (10:30) (10:45) Pat Kennedy; Art Kassel. KYA (10:15) Flower Garden Talk; (10:20) Choral Group; (10:30) Old Rocking Chair; (10:45) Concert Tunes. Avenue Baptist. Tower; (10:30) Salon Gro.up. (10:15) First Baptist Church.

KRE Concert; (10:30) Orgun; (10:50) First Congregational. 11:00 A. M. to NOON KPO Golden Rule Program; (11:30) Radio Theater: Leslie Howard in "Berkeley Square." Pitncr, tenor; Josef Hornik's (11:30) Emil Polak's Orch. Dan; (11:30) Hnmmer- slcin's Music Hall ot the Air.

St. Mary's. Services. Church. Services.

12:01) NOON tn 1:00 P- HI. KLX (12:30) Familiar Melodies. Theatui" (12i30) Musical Revue: Jack Grant: Don Mario: Harry-Jackson's Orch. Stories. KYA of Photograpty; Organ; (12:30) Band; (12:55) Studio.

Y. Philharmonic Symphony, Arlur KYA (12:15) Organ; (12:30) Band. (12:45) Paul Halsinger, evangelist; Tabernacle Quartet. (12:15) Organ. (12:15) Studio.

1:00 to 2:00 P. M. Spice of Life; (1:30) Records. Cily Philharmonic; DC Wolf Hopper, narrator; (1:30) House by the Side of the Road: Tony Wons; Gina Vnnna; Emery Darcey; Ronnie and Van; Lorctla Poynlcn and others. Lane; Josef Hornik's Orchestra; (1:45) Football: SI.

Mary's vs. U. S. F. Y.

Symphony. Composers; (1:45) Adriel Fried. D. S. Men's Chorus; (1:30) George Kruger.

(1:30) Am. Legion (1:45) Dance. (1:15) Dixie Marsh (1:30) Records. (1:15) Dixie Marsh (1:30) Dance. 2:00 lo 3:00 P.

M. (2:30) Helen Wcpr man Pnrmelec, pianist; (2:45 Souvenirs of Song. Josef Koestner' Edward Davics; Mary Stccle; Charles Sears; (2:30) Ex plover's Club; Dr. Raymond Ditmars; (2:45) Tcrhune Dog Drama: Albert Payson Terhunc KGO Football: St. Mary's vf U.

S. House; Freddy Mar tin's (2:30) Dance; (2:45 Rabbi Mafinin. Discovery; (2:30) Studio (2:35) Light Opera Record? "Pinafore." of C. Program; (2:15 Red Cross Drama; (2:30) Disk. (2:15) Dance; (2:30 Feature; (2:45) Concert.

-Drama. Hour. Lee; (2:15) Vocal; (2:30) Studio. 3:00 to 4:00 P. M.

(3:30) Asprc and His Manila. Stringed Orch. Hour: Father James M. Gillis; (3:30) Grand Hotel: Anne Sevmour; Don Amcche. St.

Mary's vs. U. S. F. Music by Gershwin; (3:30) Smilin' Ed McConnell; (3:45) Edith Karen, soprano.

KYA Opera; (3:30) First A. M. E. Zion Church Choir. (3:30) Quartet; (3:45) Studio.

Sci'vice. (3:15) Records: (3:30) Catholic Program; (3:45) Studio. Records. 4:00 to 5:00 P. M.

KLX Records; (4:30) Carefree Capers. Mears; (4:15) John B. Kennedy; (4:30) Joe Penner; Harriet Hllliard; Ozzie Nelson's Orch. KGO Football; (4:30) Mickey Melodies; (4:30) Chicago Knights; (4:45) "Americans of Mrs. Franklin D.

Rooscvell. (4:30) Snn Francisco Church Federation. Claus; Talk; (4:25) Fcalure; (4:30) Serenade. (4:45) Silent. Theater of the Air: (4:15) Records.

Singers, City of Oakland; (4:30) Sanla Claus. ON AIR TOMORROW 5:00 to 0:00 P. M. Hlnn Soliloquy: (5:15) Melody Palette; (5:30) Covered Wiijroii Jubilee. Guild: "Aidn," with 1 Jepson and Frederick Jagel; Wilfred Pellotier, conducting.

F. A Cnpella (5:30) Gurmnr Joliansen. conducted by Victor Kolar; Efrcm Zimbalist, finest artist. C.YA Commander Scott; (5:15) Symphony. Revue.

Services. Hour. Organ; (5:30) Concert. lo 7:00 P. M.

i (1 quartet; (6:30) Ran Willie and His Orr.h. Merry-Go-Round; Raquel clc Carlay; Men About Town and other artists; American Album: Frank Munn, Virginia Ren, Ohman and Arden, Bertram! Hirsch nnd Gustavo Hacnschcn. M. Hyde: "Wonders of the (6:35) Gypsy, interviews Coquettes; Ensemble; Echols, tenor. Woolcott; (6:30) Salon Moriernc.

Elliot M. Burslein; (6:15) Quai-lct; Sonia Sapiro, pianist. Nightherders; Amntcur Baseball Scores. XROW Records; Watch Tower; (6:30) Records. 7:00 to P.

HI. Hour; (7:30) U. S. Weather Forecast; (7:45) William II on: "The Count of Montr, of -Famn: Giovanni Mar- tinclli; (7:30) Jane Froman; Frank Black. from Shakespeare "Henry IV," part one; 17:30) Rudy Sicncr's Orch.

King; (7:30) Merrymakers. Kirkland; (7:15) Concert; (7:45) Gold Rush Days. KTAB (7:15) Drama (7:30) Tenth Ave. Baptist. KROW (7:15) Dance (7:30) American Family Robinson; (7:45) Records.

(7:15) Organ; (7:35) First CcjiKrcgationnl Church Berkeley. (7:30) First Bap list Church. 8:00 (o 9:00 P. M- Hour of Melorl; with F. O.

Hernandez and Hi Iberian Quintet. Hnll; (8:15) Waltc Winchcll; (8:30) Jack Bonny Mary Livingstone; Frank Parker Don Besloj-; Don Wilson. Hornik; (8:30) Pan Martin: GabrielIr DC Lys. (8:30) Eve ninf! Dreams. Church.

Avr Bnnli.sl Churrt- Opera Records "Tfinnhnuser." Services. Baptist Church. 0:00 to 10:00 P. M. Rcviic; (9:30) Prr.st Radio Bureau Flashes; Harvest: (7:15) and Muzzy; (7:30) Finance; (7:45) Tom Mitchell.

Betty Brunn; (7:45) Joe White. Rocks; (7:25) Stocks; (7:30) Seal Rocks. -Clock. Klo'K Klub (7:15) Clock. Hour.

(7:20) Studio. 8:00 to 9:00 A. M. (8:20) N. Y.

Slocks; (8:30) Covered Wagon Jubilee. S. Navy Band. (8:15) Fats Waller Rhythm Club; (8:30) Hollywood Country Church. KYA Christian Science Reading: (8:15) Feature; (8:30) Flower Garden Talk; (8:35) Women's Program; (8:45) Concert.

(0:30) Digest. Clock: (8:30) Review. Pianist. (8:30) Concert. (8:30) U.

(8:45) Records. 9:00 to 10:00 A. M. Shopping List; (9:30) Clinin of the Air. CPO Barbara Lee; (9:15) Josephine Gibson; (9:30) "The New World." and Hall; (9:15) Accordion: (9:30) Elmorc Vincent; (9:45) 'Grab Bag.

or Experience; (9:15) Dnncc; (9:30) Dick Messnur. (9:15) Women's (9:30) Records. (9:30) Health. Faye Ward. (9:30) Health.

Concert. (9:30) Faye Ward. 10:00 to 11:00 A. M. of (he Air; (10:15) Financial Infoiniation; S.

F. Stocks; Weather; (10:20) Press- Radio Bureau News Flashes; (10:30) International Kitchen, Gladys Cronkhite, director. PO Menus; (10:15) Studio; (10:30) Woman's Magazine. CGO (10:05) Mickey Gillette; (10:30) Hum and Strum; (10:45) Sti-adivarius Quartet. CFRC Plain (10:15) Women's Home Forum; (10:30) U.

(10:45) Pat Kennedy, Art Kasscl. (10:15) Organ. Organ: Disks. CTAB (10:05) Bachelor; (10:20) Studio; (10:30) Health; (10:45) Hillbilly. (10:30) Concert.

(10:30) Aunt Sammy; (10:45) Records. 11:00 A. HI. (n 12:00 NOON ICLX (11:15) Notes in Rhyme; (11:30) Anita and Orosco; (11:45) Castles in Music. Magazine: (11:30) Calif.

Fed. ot Women's Clubs; (11:45) Vic and Sado. (11:30) Smackout; (11:45) Agriculture. (11:15) Helen Trent; (11:30) Am. School of the Air.

(11:15) Tunes; (11:30) Styles; (11:45) Snapshots. KTAB Feature: Stylos; (11:15) Beauty; (11:20) Studio; (11:45) Hollywood. (11:15) Spotlight; (11:30) (11:45) Feature. 12:00 NOON to 1:00 P- M. time Tribune siren; Dance Music; (12:30) Don Brose, Melody Boy; (12:45) Paths of Memory; (12:15) Western Farm and Home Hour.

Guild: "The Bells." in Rhythm; (12:15) Secretary of State Cordell Hull speaks'before Am. Farm Bureau Metropolitan Hlootls. Strings, Countess Olga Albani; Charles Prcvin's (9:30) Stan Myers' Orch. Kay; Clef Dwellers; Clay Landon; (9:30 Joseph Henry Jackson. (9:45) Studio; (9:55) Answer Man.

KTAB Clnu-cli; (9:15) Rod Hen- clrickson; (9:30) Religious Services; (9:45) Sidelines. KROW atch Tower; (9:30) Dance Music. (9:45) Travels. 10:00 to 11:00 P. HI.

Records. (10:15) Tom Coakley's Orchestra. KGO Tcel; (10:15) Paul Carson. KFRC (10:10) Organ (10:15) Joe Sullivan; (10:30) Orvillo Knapp. Gram's (10:30) Concert.

KTAB Japanese-American Program; (10:30) Ray Tcllier's Orch. 11:00 P. HI. (o 12:00 MIDNIGHT (11:05) Charles Run- van, organist. (11:05) Tom Gerun's Orchestra.

Jurgens 1 (11:30) Lionel Hampton's Orch. of the Hour. Vern DX Fi-osram, Fed. Convention. (12:03) Records.

(12:15) Agriculture; (12:30) Portugal. (12:15) Galla Rim; (12:30) Dance Music. Program: Fajm Hour: (12:4.5) Hits. (12:30) Markets. 1:09 to 2:00 P.

M. (1:15) Martha Lcc; (1:30) Pop. Concert. and Bob: (1:15) East and Dumke; (1:30) "Ma (1:45) Barry McKinley; Ray Sinatra's Orchestra. (1:10) Educational; (1:15) Ann Warner; (1:45) California Dons.

KFRC America's Little House; Along the Volga; (1:30) Stocks; (1:35) Studio; (1:45) Chicago Variety. (1:30) Symphony. (1:30) Kent. KROW (1:30) Schools; (1:45) Ramblers. Records; Studio.

(1:30) Records. (1:30) Concert. 2:00 to P. M. KLX- 1 ana Found: Records: (2:30) Belter Business Bureau: (2:35) Closinff S.

F. Stocks; (2:40) Opportunity Hour, Pearce and His Gang. (2:15) Jackie Heller; (2:30) Pair of Pianos. (2:30) Studio. KTAB Studio; (2:15) Records; (2:30) Emergency Educational Re.

lief; (2:45) Disks. Matinee. KJBS Barristers' Club; (2:15) Studio; (2:45) Dance. Matinee. 3:00 to 4:00 P.

M. KLX Opportunity Hour; (3:38) Records; (3:45) Musical Hughes; (3:15) Mickey Gillette; Dot Kay. KGO S. Army Band; (3:30) Cook Book; (3:45) Singing Strings. KFRC Fancies; (3:30) Frank Castle.

(3:15) Belter Business Bureau: (3:30) Art; (3:45) Community Chest. (3:45) Preview. (3:15) Disks. (3:30) Better Housing; (3:45) Hits. KQW Music; (3:15) Variety; (3:45) Music.

4:00 lo 5:00 P. M. (4:15) Brother Bob's Club; (4:45) Health School of the Air. (4:45) Sludio. Perkins; (4:15) Jack Denny's Orch; (4:30) Will Aubrey; (4:45) Big Top.

Russo; University of the Air: (4:30) Bob Allen; (4:45) Between Bookcnds. (4:15) Tea Dance. KJBS-Records; (4:45) Silent, (4:30) Santa. Dale Book; (4:15) Bay Meadows; (4:30) Jack Hall. KQW (4:30) Children's Stories; (4:45) Island Songs.

5:00 to 6:00 P. M. KLX Helen Wcgman Parmclee, pianist; (5:15) Adventures of Bill. Mack and Jimmie; (5:30) Covered Wapon Jubilee. Carter's "Supper (5:30) Talk by Attorney-General Cummings.

(5:15) Edna Fischer; (5:30) Stamp Club; (5:45) Little Orphan Annie. KFRC Carson Robison and Buckaroos; (5:15) Billy Batchelor; (5:30) Radio Hour; Josef nack's Orchestra; Reinald Wer- renrath, baritone. KYA Children's Hour; (5:30) Metropolilans: (5:45) Corner. Sanla; (5:30) Heallh. Davis: (5:30) Health.

(5:30) Records. (5:30) Chestnuts, 6:00 7:00 P. M. Trio. Zimbalist, Martinelli, Leslie Howard and Bruno Walter are among the outstanding names on the radio schedules for, today and tonight.

Efrem Zimbalist, for almost 30 years one of the world's great violin virtuosos, will be the guest artist of the Sunday Evening Hour this evening at 5. The program, which presents also the music of a symphony orchestra of 70 pieces and a mixed chorus of 42 singers, both under the direction of Victor Kolar, will be presented over a network of Columbia Broadeasling System. Giovanni Martinelli, celebrated tenor of the Metropolitan Opera Company, will be the guest soloist on the Hall of Fame broadcast over an NBC coast-lo-coast network tonight at 7. Local release will be through KPO. will share time with Al Goodman's orchestra on the program, from the NBC Radio City studios.

HOWARD TO BE HEARD Leslie Howard, who enjoyed one of his greatest triumphs both in the movie.and stage version of John Balderslon's "Berkeley Square," will re-enact his successful role in this play for the Radio Theater audience on the program to be offered today over an NBC coast-to- coast network and KPO. One of the most popular of the English players to have won fame in Hollywood and on Broadway, Howard played with Heather Angel in the moving picture version of "Berkeley Square" with outstanding success. WALTER TO CONDUCT For the first program' of his fourth consecutive season, Bruno Walter, noted German conductor, will present in concert form Gluck's opera, "Orpheus and Eurydice," during the broadcast of the New York Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra, from Carnegie Hall today from noon to 2 p. m. over a CBS net.and KFRC.

The work will be sung in Italian, with Maria Olszewska, contralto, in the role of Orpheus; Crete gold, soprano, singing Eurydice; and the two parts of Love and A Happy Spirit sung by Elizabeth Schumann, soprano. A chorus of 100 members of the Metropolitan Opera Association, trained nnd conducted by Giulio Setti, will lake part. A one-hour version of Verdi's opera "Aida" will be heard on the Opera Guild program, to be heard this evening at 5 over an NBC network and KPO. Helen Jepson, soprano, and Frederick Jagel, tenor, both of the Metropolitan Opera, head distinguished cast in the Opera Institutes to Sponsor Whist The fourth annual whist of the Young Ladies' and Young Men's Institutes will be held under the auspices of American Council No 8. Y.

M. and a urenlian Institute No. 70. Y. L.

in Knights of Columbus Hall, 660 i r- Street, next ay ev i g. The comm i 11 in charge follows: Helen Gil ar i Frances Casey, Edna Jorgensen, Mildred Gilar- EDNA JORGENSEN din, Mary Mullen, Mary Mondot, and Jean Prette, all of the Young Ladies' Institute; and Joseph Mullen, George Ring, Leroy Carney, George Hildrith, Thomas O'Brien, William Lenihan, Herbert Cramer and George Nolan of the Young Men's Institute. TOBL CLUB GUESTS Officers and members of Aahmcs Temple of the Mystic Shrine wilt be guests of the Southern Alameda County Shrine Club next Tuesday evening at a dinner, to be held in the new War Memorial, in San Leandro. Judge Ralph V. Richmond of Niles, president, of club, will preside.

Past presidents of the club will share honors at the head table with the officers of Aahmes Temple, headed by Potentate Lloyd A. Johnson. Fred E. Anderson has been designated to handle the entertainment, which will include a concert by the Aahmes Shrine German band. Dr.

William E. Ross of San Leandro, chairman of the committee on arrangements, is assisted by Farley 'Granger, Glen Pierce, Harry Glatt. W. A. Richmond, Dr.

Luther Michaels, Henry H. Christensen and M. Harper. Dinner will be served by the ladies ot American Legion Auxiliary No. 117 o.

San Leandro. Reservations are being made for 150 Shrincrs. ij ft Aahmes Temple, official backers of the East team that will play at Kezar Stadium on New Year's Day, in the East-West Shrine game, for the benefit of the crippled children's hospital, will be host, to the players at a public reception and dinner on December 26. according to Potentate Johnson. The East team will train this year at Berkeley, using the Memorial Stadium for practice, and be housed at the Hotel Durant.

FELLOWS PLAN VISITS A number of educational visits to Odd Fellows and Hebekah 'lodges will be made by Canton Oakland No. 11, Patriarchs Militant, in' the near future. The object will be to acquaint these branches with- the aims and purposes of the uniform branch of the.order,.v/hich was instituted 42 years "ago by the Sovereign Lodge of Odd Fellows. Last Monday night many officers and chevaliers from the first second regiment, attended the annual inspection of Canton San Jose. This canton is the smallest in the battalion, but holds the distinction of having secured more members than any other canton this year.

tt A committee of three members from each of the 12 cantons'in tht second regiment will meet at- the Berkeley I. O. O. F. Hall this afternoon-at 2:30 o'clock to make plans for the regimental review and picnic to be held at the I.

O. O. F. Recreation Park, Russian River, early next year. ft Tomorrow night'Canton Oakland will elect officers at an early meeting, after which whist will be enjoyed.

ft ft Sunset Encampment held a reception in honor of Past Chief Patriarch Les Davidson and were-recently married. A. varied program of entertainment' was provided, fpllowed by a banquet. A large wedding cake was presented the couple. Other giits included: Silver, set from staff of District Deputy Grand Patriarch Elven P.

Beard, and m. piece of furniture from: Sunset Encampment. ft ft ft At the last meeting of' Encinal Lodge No. 164, R. M.

Meachem was elected noble grand; W. R. Stone, vice-grand; Les Holmes, recording secretary; Will Fischer, financial secretary; James Addison, treasurer; August Pearson, Adolf Feldhammer and T. V. trustees.

Lodges to Join In Installation Guild's presentation of "Aida" in a condensed version in English. Deems Taylor, versatile producer of the Opera Guild series, will again act as the narrator. Lodge to Fete 40th Birthday Minstrels; Gene Arnold; Quartet; Harry Kogen; Contented Program. Hornik; (6:30) Safely First; Air Adventures of Jimmy Allen. KFRC Andre Rosa Ponselle; (6:30) Alt'y-Gcn'l's Conference on Crime, opened by President Roosevelt.

About.Town; (6:15) Cy Trobbe. KTAB Studio; Sports; (0:45) Serial. KROW Sludio; (0:15) Rhythm; Ne'er-Do-Well. (6:15) Records; (6:30) Markets: (6:45) Sludio. (6:30) 7:00 to 8:00 P.

M. Hems; (7:15) Lovable Liars; (7:30) Silver Strains; (7:45) Clinic of the Air. KPO Lady; Morgan L. Eastman; (7:30) Memory Lane. Arts Trio; (7:30) Comedy Stars of Hollywood; (7:45) Cliff Nazarro.

King's (7:30) Raymond Marlnwe. tenor; (7:45) Unsolved Mysteries, (7:15) Turf; (7:30) Cowboys; (7:45) Louise Taber. (7:15) Turf; (7:30) Talk- (7:45) Revolving Stage. a News: (7:15) Portugal; (7:30) Italian Drama. to 9:00 P.

M- of the Air; (8:301 All-Star Sports; DOUR. Montcll and Lloyd Johnson; (8:45) Tonic Tunes. 'n' Andy; (8:15) Red Davis; (8:30) Gladys Swarlhout, Wm. Daly. University program; (8:15) Studio.

KFRC and Marge; (8:15) Edwin C. Hill: (8:30) Jamboree. (8:15) Amateurs. KROW Studio; (8:15) Watch Tower; (8:30) Harmonics: (8:45) Veterans of Foreign Wars. (8:15) John Collins; (8:30) Bulcher; (8:45) Bob Morton.

(8:30) German Program; (8:45) Disks, Clara Valley; (8:30) Opera Disks: "Faust." to 10:00 P. M. KLX Krausmeycr and Cohen; (9:15) Melody Race; (9:30) Press- Radio Bureau News Flashes; (9:45) Musical Headlines. KPO The Show: Rush Hughes; Yahbut and Cheerily; George Stoll's Orch. King's (9:30) Art Kasscll's Orch, KFRC (9:30) Claude Hopkins' Orch.

Party; (9:15) National Defense; (9:30) Dance (9:45) Studio. (9:30) News; (9:35) Drama. Disks. KRO 1 (9:30) St. Mary's MUsic.

10:00 to 11:00 P. M. Records. (10:15) Clef Dwellers; (10:30) Alvino Rey; Paul Carson; (10:55) News. La Salle; (10:15) News; (10:20) Williams Walsh Orcheslra.

KFRC News; (10:10) Drama; (10:15) Joe Sullivan: (10:30) Everett Hoagland's Orch. Orchestra. Sports. (10:30) Drama. Music, 11:00 P.

to 12:00 MIDNIGHT Fio-Rito: (11:30) Organ. (11:30) Jimmy Grier. Hampton's Orch; (11:30) Midnight Mocds. Dance. Gram; (11:30) Organ.

(11:30) The 40th birthday anniversary of the institution of Custer Council No. 22, Junior Order of United American Mechanics, will be cele- ratcd in Sciots Hail. 329 12th Street, Tuesday evening. This council was organized December 11, 1804. Entertainment begins at 8 o'clock, including the S.

P. Glee Club, a chorus of 30 voices, and acrobatic dancing by Miss Pearl Frick. The occasion also marks the regular whist session of the lodge. The following officers will occupy the chairs for the ensuing term: B. Bonnell, councilor; W.

E. King, junior past councilor; W. B. Murden, vice-councilor; E. C.

Fritz, warden; F. G. Grant, conductor; J. E. Pratt, chaplain; Dr.

Byron Wickoff, recording secretary; H. E. Strobridge, financial secretary; H. B. Francis, treasurer; L.

Siegrist, inside sentinel; W. T. Murden, outside sentinel; W. E. King, S.

E. Berkhoimer and J. Frohlinger, trustees. installation of officers of Albion Lodge, Sons of St. George, and Golden Gate Lodge, Daughters of St.

George, were held Wednesday night at their club rooms. Grand Deputy Charles Marshall of Derby Lodge, Alameda, installed the sons, assisted by Grand Messenger Clifford Lumb of Albion Lodge, with Capt. Charles Tilton in charge of the drill team. District Deputy Esther. Corrie installed the daughters, assisted by Supreme Conductors Jessie and Lillian Frisk, and Winnifred Bonner, captain of guards.

Margaret Grant, past. president, and Minnie Overton, secretary, received their jewels. The Albion officers include: lestyn O. Mathews, president; George Cruickshank, vice-president; E. F.

Terry, secretary; George H. Goodwin, assistant secretary; William Jackson, messenger; Fred Hobbs, assistant messenger; Maurice Overton, treasurer; Frank Campling, inside sentinel; Stanley Jackson, outside sentinel; William Savage, chaplain; David S. Russell, organist, and W. H. Smith, trustee.

Officers of the Daughters include: Polly Shackelton, president; 1 Annie Jackson, vice-president; Constance Cave, chaplain; Bertha Lumlcy, financial secretary; Gertrude Bell, treasurer; Alice Goodwin and Lillian Nelmes, first and second conductors; May Mitchell and Violet Williams, inside and outside guards; Maude Dickman, pianist, and Edith Oakes Cox, trustees. Three New Women Moose Members Three candidates were initiated at the meeting of Oakland hapter No. 363, Women of the Moose, Tuesday night, with Senior Regent Grace Johnson, presiding. Evelyn Nassau, Gwcn Van Zant and Alice Dabner were inducted. On Tuesday evening, December 18, Oakland chapter will be hostess to the members of Oakland Lodge No.

324, Loyal Order of Moose. The entertainment committee will have charge of the evening, giving a program in honor of Christmas and the birthday of the chapter. The refreshment committee, Etta Leach, chairlady, will serve a supper. Those participating in the entertainment arc Rose Revelli, chairlady of entertainment committee; Ida Keeney, Freda Bischoff, Luella Weis, Fanny Kennedy, Grace Johnson, Bess Doig and Gilda Hirsch. Ladies of Maccabees To Hold Initiation A class of candidates will be initiated by Oakland Hive No.

16, the Ladies of the Maccabees, in the Odd Fellows Building, Wednesday evening. There will be a program of music and playlets given by Oakland Assembly, Rainbow Girls. A drill will be put on by Golden Poppy Maccabee Girls No. 100. MEXICAN STAR ON CBS Louis Frondi, former Mexican opera star and for the past five years prominent in musical presentations at various California fieslas, will he guest star on the "California Melodies" program, broadcast over KFRC and the coasl-to-coast network of CBS and stations of Ihe Canadian Radio Commission, from 4 to 4:30 p.m.

today. The "Mexican Laughing Song" will be the vehicle Maccabees Install Commander Jan. 14 August Goodrich will be installed commander of Oakland Tent No. 17, the Maccabees, January 14. At the election of officers held last Monday evening, the following were named: Hobart, past commander; Dr.

W. W. Giberson, lieutenant commander; J. L. Fine, record keeper; Claude Rice, chaplain; James Bottoms, sergeant; S.

A. Williard, master-al-arms; Victor Flashman, first guard; Robert Meyer, second guard; Frederick sentinel; Richard Egan, picket; Irving Fairbanks, property man; J. C. Robertson, assistant property man; Maynard Kinney, musician; Frank Bushell, degree team captain; Dr. E.

M. Lundegard, attendance physician. Past Commanders C. H. Koehler, James Fletcher and Record Keeper J.

L. Fine 'were chosen at tent trustees for the coming three year's The fourth and last tournament of the whist series will be played by the members of Oakland Tent in the lodge room, tomorrow evening. Argonaut Review Initiates Two Frieda Kennedy and Pauline Grubbs were initiated at the recent meeting of the Westway Club of Argonaut Review No. 59, Woman's Benefit Association, at the home of Jessie Quigley, when Helen Tingley, president, presided. Election of officers followed, with Mrs.

Fannie Zeltner elected president for 1935, to be assisted by Mrs. Pauline Grubbs, vice-presidjent; Mrs. Minnie Way, secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. Mildred Willis, press correspondent. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.

Helen Tingley, 1608 Lafayette Avenue, Alameda, oa Friday, December 14, when a Christmas party will be held. CURATOR TO BE GUEST Dr. Raymond L. Ditmars, curator of mammals and reptiles at the Bronx Zoo in New York, will tell the radio audience some of his experiences with his dangerous charges -when he is the guest ot the Radio Explorers Program today. The famous explorer and ad- which will Introduce Frond! to net- venturer will be interviewed for work audiences.

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