Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 18

OAKLAND TRIBUNE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 23,., 1933 -18 OAKLAND HARBOR AVIATION radio news and programs 1 TODAY'S BROADCASTfEJSTBM ISICfl WEATHER! SHIP MOVEMENTS FEMES ILL FINDS STILL TO DEPART 11 IS IT TO ADD VARIETY TO OGEAN TRAVEL SUNG HMDS: Stormy Wait Give Weather Pals Must for Opportunity Proof of Loyalty! If UN Til BE INI biie- 'Defender of Silent Drama Will Break bilence ot: Years to Address Nation1 .9. By K. L. ECKSAV i 1 Charlie Chaplin is scheduled to take the mike tonight on bchnlf of 'hamolon of the silent drama, will- break his silence of 'ars by nrj- 'dressing the nation over a Col- umDia neiworK me iuw -'Tim to Buy" campaign. This will be Charlie's first public address the Liberty Bond campaigns the war.

A 11C lOlA iO iji-iirvi j. Release through KFRC from 7:30 to PRE-CHRISTMAS THEME Under the title 'Sixty-three Days 'Before Christmas Night," the Blue VMonday Jamobreendors, over KFRC and the Columbia-Don Lee 1: nettfork tonight from 9 to 10 plan jrto. go into this Christmas business kJiv a thorough arid serious way. Mel as master of ceremonies will have general supervision of the in- jjVaetigation which will embrace burning subjects as the cone-duct of the Santa Claus Emnloy-nent Agency, how all these Santa are hired and what their are. Working condi-Vtiens In Santa Claus' workshop will II 1 DfJ NRA i I 3:00 to 4:00 IV M.

KJ.X Onnoriunity Hour. (3:301 Nous lashes; Record. KGO Ilui'hcs. Orch. Art and Music, IIor-M' S' n- Kf'O Health; Orr hcMra: Sketch 1 3.30 Irene Beasley; :t.4"i V.

C. Kmc Feminine Fancies; (jypsv Oich. KYA -brean; Tango Time. KTAB-X Bar Beauty Talk: St vies. i K.JBS News, Herords i (3:45) Bhje Sunshine.

KQW Stock Market Reports 4:00 to 5:00 P. M. KLX Records: 14:15) Brother i Bob's Club; News Hashes; 1 Bro. Bob: Health Nrhonl. IKCO 'StvUsR Agatha Turlev; Arions, Piano Pals.1 Kf'O Dance Masters; En- cemble: 4 30 KFfiC -Hodge P-dge Lodge: 14:30) Talk; Trio; Features.

KYA Music Masters. KJBS Piano; Play; (4:30) Records. KR.QW- History; (4:15) Health; I KTAB Feature; Bachelor; I Child Psychology. K(W Stories; (4:45) Echoes. 5:00 to P.

1.V' rf KI.X- Covered Wagon, (5:30) Ntws Flashes; (5:45) Liv able Liars. KGO Midways: (5:15) Two Men and a Maid; Sketch; Little Orphan Annie. KPO Melodinns; (5:15) Arion Trio; Sketch; News. KFEC Disks; (5:15) Philosopher; (5:30) Crosby. KYA Revue; (5:30) Corriere Dell Digest.

KJBS Records; (5:30) Silent. KTAB Smile Club: Halth KROW Reveries; Health. KQW Vespers; (5:30) Records; (5:45) News. 6:00 to P. M.

RLX Betty BaDbl-sh Band. KGO Eileen Piggott: 6:15 Clies tcr Rowell; S. F. welcomes Marconi. KPO Sketch; (6:30) Safety Black and Blue.

KFRC Rangers; Kate Smithr- (6:30) "The Big Show." KYA Talk; Paraders; (6:15) Waltz Idylls; (6:45) Eb and Zcb. KTAB Autos: (0:15) Concert; (6:30) News: Sport. KROW Serenaders; (6:15) Piano; 16:30) Organ. KQW-Fealures; (6:30) Markets. weatner friends are still in Fair their element and be so according Man's predictions.

will continue to to the Weather TVinw whn nriHo themselves on the fact that they stand by you when the weather is! stormy, will have to wait a while to prove their loyalty, for the prognostication for the Eastbay for the Eastbay is lair ana mila tonignt ana ruesaay. The prophecy also mentions "gentle ana cnangeabie winds, wmcn ac cording to the members of the Naturalistic school of weather prognosticators may mean something or other, and then again, may not. At any rate, here's the whole story in black and white: Oakland and Vicinity Fair and mild tonight and Tuesday; gentle changeable winds. Northern California Fair tonight and Tuesday, except probably rains extreme north coast and over Siski-yous; little change in temperature; gentle changeable winds offshore. Siyra Nevada Fair tonight and Tuesaay; little change in temperature; gentle changeable winds.

Sacramento, Santa Clara and San Joaquin Valleys Fair tonight and Tuesday; little change in temperature; light variable winds. Southern California Fair tonight and Tuesday but overcast with fogs near the coast; no change in temperature; gentle changeable winds offshore. Nevada Fair and mild tonight and Tuesday. Idaho Unsettled tonight and Tuesday, probably rains north portion; moderate temperature. Washington and Oregon Occasional rain tonight and Tuesday, cooler interior tonight; strong southadiwinds ofshore, occasionally gales today and tonight.

Washington Sounds, Strait and Coast Strong southerly occasionally gales today and tonight. Fire-Weather Forecast for California Probably rains tonight, over Sisklyous and extremn northern Coast Range, otherwise fair with little change in temperature nr humidity; gentle changeable winds. The outlook is tor rains tonight and Tuesday in the north Pacific States, northern Idaho and the extreme north portion of California, and for fair weather elsewhere in the far west. Moderate temperatures will prevail in all districts. Southeast storm warnings were displayed at 7:30 a.

m. Monday on the Washington Coast and at the entrance to 1he Columbia River. RAINFALL TO .1 A. M. MONDAY Da gone mio wun an eye ior coat violations, Keeping abreast of the times, ii the Jamboree will show to its -Kndlenee how "Who's Afraid of 1 Big.

Bad Wolf" is presented in rarions lands. voVhe scientific feature of the pro-'gram will be in demonstration of latest invention of Professor Mftrontmoiis Broccoli, who has per- fected a device which magnifies OTtnds, and listeners learn Mrow the stroke of a razor blade Ounds to a mosquito and hear the tat that walks like a horse. San Francisco's official reception to Marconi will be broadcast this evening from the rotunda of the City Hall, and will be heard over KOO from 6:30 to 7. Mayor Rossi and Italian Consul General Almanzinl will extend the city's welcome to the Father of Radio. On Wednesday Marconi will speak at the Commonwealth Clnb and the broadcast will be heard on KPO from 1 to 1:30 p.

m. Lulu McConnell, radio's new Comic; Gertude Niesen, and an orchestra, with Paul Douglas as mas-. jlter at ceremonies, will providq an-t. -Other half hour of variety during Big Show," over KFRC and the Columbia network this evening 8:30. Lulu, whirlwind of words, Will appear in another humorous altit as Mrs.

Simpson, the garrulous who never fails to say the thinir Mica MiAcein will ON AIR TOMORROW to (7:45) M. "Beauty Club That News KGO (one An. old: Quartet; Lullaby Lady; Denu-Tasse Revue; George Givot. KPO- Dian.a; Quartet; (7:15) Tar-an: Realm of Terpsichore. KFRC Orchestra: (7:30) NRA Talk; Charlie Chaplin; (7:45) Mvrf and Marge, KYA --Bob Allen; (7:15) Mountain Bovs; 1 7:30 Whims.

KTAB Organ; 7:15) Ensemble; Minstrels. KROW Senator: Sports; (7:30) Italian Program. KQW-Wealher; News, (7:15) Agriculture; (7:30) Minute Man; (7:45) Bapd. to P. M.

KI.X Merriel Bond, tenor; Helen Weginan Parmelee, pianist; (8:25) Better Business Bureau Talk; 18:30) Faucit Theater of the Air. KGO Amos fV Andy; Pliilii-tine; Stars of the West. KPO Edna Kixchcr; (8:15) "Red Political Talk; (8:45) Southern-Symphonies. KFRC Radio Show. KYA Mancini and Miller: Berkeley Men's A-Caprlla Choir.

jTAB Studio; Concert; Mvsteiv KROW Headlines; (8:15) Accordion; (8:30) Latin-American. KQW Memories :00 to 10:00 P. M. KLX Nevada Night Herders; Herb Kennedy and Naney Ann Ifersey; (9:45) Komayne Sisters. KGO Floyrl Gibbons; Orchestra; Tim and Irene.

KPO NBC Drama Hour; Serefetlers. KFRC Jamboree. KYA News; (0:15) Nat'l Defense. (9:30) Gapl. Argus KTAB News; (9:15) Souvenirs; (9:45) Herb Allen, pianist.

KROW Lat (9:30) Folletu and Ivanov. KQW -Accordion; (9:30) Mauna. 1,0:00 to P. M. KLX T-rrddlc Skinner: "What Have (10:301 Dancing.

KGO-News; (10:15) Melodies. KPO Serenaders; 10:33) Organ. KFRC- -News; (10:10) Hollywood; (10:20) Orchestra. KYA-Organ. KTAB Records.

KROW Dance Music. JLOO P. M. to 12:00 MIDNIGHT KGO (11:30) Organ. KPO Organ; 11:30) Trio.

KFRC Orchestra. KYA Concert. KTAB Records. KROW-Diince Music. KYA Avintion (1:30) Foot- light Features: (1:45) Orchestra.

KTAB Frolic; (1:30) 'Teacups. KJBS Stocks; Records; (1:15) Hollywood; (1:30) Records KROW Latin-American Program. KQW 'Spain': (1:30) Friends. 2:00 to 3:00 P. M.

KLXk Records; (2:30 News Flashes; Records; (2:40) Closing S. F. Stocks; (2:45) KGO Al Pearce and His Gang KPO Orchestra: (2:15) Talk: (2:30) Dr. Doolittle- (2:45) Styles. KFRC Hnppy-Go-Lucky KYA Band; Symphony; (2:30) Verse; (2:45) Musical Moments.

KTAB News; (2:15) Town Crier. KJBS--B. (2:15) Records. KROW O. Meniketti; (2:15) Eost-bav Topics- (2:30) Organ.

KQW -Friends. (2:30) Records. (2:451 Women's program. 3:00 (o 4:00 P. M.

KLX Records; (3:15) a in Rushing, pianist; (3:30) News Flashes; Records; (3:45) Safety Talk L. H. Collect. KGO --Rush Hughes; (3:15) Organ: (3:45) Soloist; Elizabeth Lennox KPO Health; Ensemble Sketch; (3:30) Hymns; II. C.

KFRC Feminine' Fancies (3:45) 1 3:30 1 Studio. KYA-Organ. KTAB Bar Boys; (3:30) Bachelor. KROW Ramblers; (3:45) Blue Sunshine. KJBS-News; Records.

KQW Stock Market Reports. 4:00 to 5:00 P. M. KLX Records; (4:15) nrother Bob's Club; (4:30) News Flashes; II ro. nob; 14:45) Health School.

KGO Family Cook Book; (4:15) Orchestra; (4:451 flack Stage, KPO Trio; (4:15) You and Your Gov't; (4:45) Eva Gruninger. KFRC- Singing Chef; Disks; (4:15) Rangers: Records; (4:45) KYA Records; (4:55) "Feast of Christ the King." KTAB Feature: Concert K.IRS l.inrlslev; Disks. KROW History: (4:15) Health. (4:30) Reveries. Stones.

4:45 Echoes 5:01) to (i.OO P. 11. KLX Covered Wagon Jubilee: 15:101 News I'lashcs: (5:45) Helen iVegman Parmelee, pianist. KGO Ensemble; (5:15) Orch: Sketch; (5:45) Liltle Orphan Annie. KI'O -Arion Trio; (5:45) News.

KFRC Helen Nagm; (5:15) Chil-j dren's Theater; In the I Gloaming: Kate Smith, i KYA --Revue; 1 1 Ttalia.li News: I 1 5:45 1 Digest. KTAB- Smile Club; Health ROW Reveries: Health. K. IBS-Records; Silent. KQW Vespers.

Records; (5:45) Federal News 0:00 to 7:00 UL KLX Instrumental Trio. KGO -Trio; Historiea. Sketches of S. (0:30) Fire Chief program Kl'O-Oreh; Plori Gough Sliorr and Lev Short-. KFRC- California Melodies; (6:30) Nino KYA Wall-, 1 KTAB New ROW Pel tv Martini.

Social (6:15) 1 and Old Broadway Hits; (6:30) Sports. Serenaders; Dell Organ. Studio, Markets, Farmars' Exchange. 7:00 8:00 P. M.

KI.X News Items; (7:30) Los Trcs Caballrros: "Slip" Madigan: Football Reviews and Pro-Views. KGO Lives at Stake; (7:30) Mme. (7:451 Orchestra. KPO Dorie Quartet; (7:30) Pbliti- Talk; (7:45) C. of Ci KFRC -Legend of Bnswell Sisters; (7:45) Myrt and Marge.

KYA--Bob Allen: (7:15) Novelties; Mountain Boys, KTAB Waltz; 7 :45 Democracy. KROW Senator; (7:15) Sport; (7:30) Warren Stenson; (7:45) Roamers. KQW Weather; news; (7:18) State Federation of Labor; Minute Man; 7:00 KF.X News; Parade. TO ARRIVE MONDAY, OCTOBER 23. Calcutta Blntane Uolilo Li.sbon Maru Boston Virginian Boston L.llian Luckeubach Mobile Point Sahna Puget Sound Lake Frances, Columbia Barbara Columbia Ilanle.v Columbia Fresno Star Columbia Axel Johnson Columbia Locheoil Columbia Sagebrush Columbia K.

I. LutkeribaLli Brandanger I AnnniA- rvhln Los Angeles Admiral Halstead 1X)S AnneiCfi Unas, niinui Los Angeles Daisy 'San Diego Corrales San Diego J. B. stetson San Diecn Lotloneva TLESDAV. OCTOBER 4 Calcutta Silvcrguava New York Pres.

Monroe New York Chas. Nelson Honolulu Honolulu Maliko Manint Dorothy Alexander Texan Admiral Cole Falstria Willboro i.mma Alexander Yale OCTOBER Chichlbu Maru Santa Lucia Antigua Lurline Admiral Peoples MTOntR 2(1 Seattle Columbia Columbia Columbia Wednesday Hnngkong Balboa Honolulu Los Angeles Philadelphia Kureku Absaroka I Los Angeles Los Angeles Laws Los Angeles Wapama FRIDAY. OCTOBER J7 Boston Heffron Boston Montanan Seattle, Caddopeak Seattle Admiral Chase Columbia Admiral Evans Los Angeles Dorothy Alexander Lis Angeles Los Angeles SATI RIIAV Oenoa Hamburg Hongkong New. York Baltimore Buenos Aires Seattle Columbia Los Angeles IjOIi Angeles Los Angeles Sydney Los HOXIMV. Rotterdam Oslo Manila Manila New Ycrk New Ycrk Cadarelta Davenport I OIIER 28 (l( Feltre Havel Hokuyo Maru I ivioiiuc wny West Ivis Ruth Alexander Brookings Yale Arlmiral Wood OCTOBER 20 Golden Eagle Daisy ()( I OBER 20.

Nebraska Knute Nelson Pres. Coolldge (len. Pershing California Wilson Her. Luckenbarh Minnrsntan Harpoon Alamar Ho.ilnn rfoslon Albany Ilatllmnie Mobile New Orleans Portland Lurkcnharh Mary Admiral Wiley Peter Helms San Dieto Lis Ancelea Admiral Cole Ixts Angeles Wapama San Diego Corrales Sah Diego J. B.

Stetson San Diego Cottoneva WIUKi.FSS REPORTS (Hv MACKAV RADIO) Ortnbrr Hi. ft V. M. CALIFORNIA -Siinn fur S.m Frnncisro, 2511: miles fi rim San Frnnc'sco. GENERAL Portl.tiiH for Yokohama.

miles from Yokohama. GENERAL PERSUING Yokohama for Snn Francisco, 2B65 miles from San Fran cisco. GENERAL SHFRMAN -HonRkone for Manila. 401 mllfs from Manila. GOLDEN MIND San Francisco for Fushi.

30')9 miles from San Francisco. H. McCnrtMICK Portland for Seattle, 12 miles from Portland. KENTUCKY Portland for Yokohama, 2095 miles from Columbia River. M.

II. -WHITTIER Honolulu for San Francisco. 8fi miles from Honolulu. NANSEN VILLI-)--San Francisco for Victoria. MX miles from Cape Flattery.

OREGON MARU Port for Yokohama. miles from Port Alice. SAGE F.RUSII Portland for Pan Francisco, ,100 miles from San Francisco. ST. -ShanHhai for Flattery.

3221 miles from Seattle, noon BEUI.AH San Pedro for San Francisco, mi Icr from Snn Francisco. LAPURISIMA- San Pedro for Balhoa, 246 miles from Balboa. KFNTIICK- Portland for Yokohama, 2095 miles from Astoria. SUN. MOON.

TIDE nr l' Coast and Geodelle Survey. ,104 RlrlB San Franripen MONDAY. OCTOBER 23. ftnn ris CM Sun wis .1 1 Moon sols i q'ni Moon rle The a. id heiulilh of lidos in Ihe Pnllowlnil ti.

Coast and (leodelic Sur-. eiv l.tblr aie nlvoi lor tool of Welisler Street. Oakland For Foil Point subtract 11 minuter. OCTORF.lt '3 OCTOBF.R, 29 Dt 'fiineFt Tunc Ft Time Ft. Time Ft H.W W.

II. I. 4:10 5:20 6:27 LAV. 0:02 1 2:42 4R RI2 4 fl 0 HI 5 0 10:43 H.W. -0 4 7:24 -0 2 ROO 0 2 4(1 0.5 9:27 3 2 3 4 10 0.4 6 1 9 8 3.0 2 4 Id 11 0:51 -0 9 1 3.15 4:33 10:56 0:00 0.0 3 3 L.W.

5.2 12:24 5 5 1:46 5fl 6 1 3:43 II W. 6:00 S4 7:21 52 ,5.1 fl-45 5.1 NOTICE In (he above tabulation oti tides the only tides are Riven in the order of occurrence, commencing with the early morning tides in tho left-hand column and in succeeding tides as they On some days but three tides occur, the fourth occurring tha following morning. The columns nl height give the elevation of each tide above the plate of reference of the Coast and Geodetic Sur-verv eharl soundinKs. except where the numbers are preceded by the minus sign DOMESTIC PORTS ABERDEEN Arrived. Oct 21.

3 Charles Christenson from Astoria. Sailed. Oct. 21. 3 p.

ni. San Diego San Francisco SAN PEDRO Arrived. Oct. 22. 7 a for m.

Point Lnma from Coos Hay. a. ffl. Golden Wall hence 7:25 a. m.

Helen W'hitlicr from Jacksonville. a. m. Santa Clara Valley from New Orleans. 9 03 a.

in. Pennsylvania hence 2lst, 9:50 1 a. in. President Monroe ftom New York. -7 a.

m. Kekoskee hence 20lh. 10:40 a. m. Yale hence 21st.

4.50 a. in. Absarnka from New York, 5 a. m. Bertie M.

Han-Inn hence 201h. 4:30 a. m. Emma Alexander hence 21st. 5:30 a.

Susan V. Luckenbach hence 21st. Sailed. 12 55 a. m.

Admiral Halstead for San Francisco. 4:50 a. m. Solly Maersk (or Anca, 8:50 a. In.

ElSenundo for Eureka, noon. Larry Doheny for Seattle. 2:511 p. ni.Warwiek for Portland. 3:20 m.

Santa Clara Valley for- Kobe. 10 m. Admiral Peoples for 5an uiego. 3:35 p. in.

Yale for San Diego, 5:10 p. in. Heffron for San Francisco. 1 FOREIGN PORTS ANTWERP Arrived, Oct. It), Hlnrian-cer hence Sept.

16. Sailed. Ocl. 18, Abraham Lincoln for San Francisco. LIVERPOOL -Arrived.

Oct. 19, Har-niatUn from Vancouver. MANILA Sailed, Oct. 20. Iowa fr San Francisco.

KOBE Sailed, Oct. 19, Protcsilaus for Vancouver. SYDNEY Sailed, Oct. 19, Golden Bear feu- San Francisco. VENICE Siiiled, Oct.

18, Celllna for San l'-rancisco. YOKOHAMA Sailed. Oct. 22, President Hoover foi Kohe. TABACO Arrived.

Oct. 21, Golden DraROn from Port Real. SAN JOSE GUATEMALA Arrived. Ocl. 20i.

Santa Elena from Mazatlan. HAVANA Sailed, Oct. 20, Virginia fpr New Vork. CANAL PORTS CRISTOBAL -Sailed. Oct.

21'. Steelore for Baltimore. Schwa ben for Hamburg, Wyomiiw to' Havre. Constance Chandler for Jacksonville, Joseph Seep for Jack- sonvtlle. Hokuroku Maru for New York: i Walter Luckenbach for New York.

Sagadahoc for New York, Amerika for New York. BALBOA Sailed, Oct. 22. Mercury Sun for San Pedro. Talamanca for San Fran- Cisco.

President Wilson for San Fran- Cisco. Santa Paular for San Francisco. I Vermar for San Francisco, Alaskan for San Iran risen. island ports MANILA Sailed. 20, Pkdstdent MeKlnlty for Hongkong.

HONOLULU Sailed. Oct. 20, PrAident JOhnton lor KoDe, i I I MONDAY OCTOBER. Bianoanger Han ley Panaman Tcxada I.Mi.'oii Luckenbach Wood Kl Dorado Havre Montevideo r.oston Norfolk Victoria Portland Los Anteles Lds Angeles TLFSnA 24 London Cortona Liverpool Fresno Star Baltimore Peter Kerr Jacksonville Democracy I New York Sagebrush I Seattle einma Alexander Seattle Chas. Wheeler Seattle Virginian Columbia Adm.

Halstead Crescent City Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Los AnEeles Los Angeles Los Angrlrs WEDM Unimak Daisy Yale i Alexander Cchlo Corrales Cottoneva i TOBER 2S Falslna Makui a 1. Luckenbach Willboro Manukai (Jriffdu Elizabeth Noyo Adrniial Cole J. B. Stetson OCTOBER 2( Lochgoll Silverguava Felix Taussig Texan Admiral Laws Admiral Peoples Helen Drew Yale Wapama 27 Monroe Lucia Antigua Lurline Admiral Evans -li Shanghai Sydney New Yoi Norfolk, Honolulu Columbia Crescent City Fort Bragg Los AnKeles Los Angeles Till USD AY Liverpool Orient Baltimore I Boston Seattle Columbia Eureka Los Angeles Los Angeles I-RlJV- Around worKi New'' York Balboa Honolulu Los Angeles SATLRDAt OBER 28 Scandanavla Axel Johnson Barcelona Liverpool Sydney IjOchgoll Golden Coast lrisbank Yorkmar West Camargo uCapa S. A.

Perkins Di-i'ithy Alexander CSdaretta Lake Frances Admiral Wood Montanan Vanguard Yale Hulh Cchlo Cadflopeak Davenport OCTOBER 211. Manila New York Buenos Aires South America New Orleans Seattle Seattle Seattle Columbia Columbia Kureka Los Angi'tes Iis Anrrlcii Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Anqele SI N0.4I So. Am. Ports Rokiivo Maru MONDAY, OCTOBER Liverpool Taramlcr London Wuebee Brooklyn Jlolrt. Lurkenbach New Yoik Hawaiian Norfolk Henderson Portland Hor.

Luckenbach IjOK Anceles Admiral Wiley WIRELESS REPORTS (By RADIO CORP.) Oebihrr tV', n. m. EUREKA San Francisco or Portland. 3'la miles Irooi Astoria. COnnALES-Wilininu'im for San Frnn-circ i.

R6 rm.es from Son Francisco. CONDOlt San Francisco for Lorn: View. 24t miles froin. Astoria I.KP.FC Seallle for Martinez. 651 miles from WEST CAMARGO- Seallle for Snn Francisco.

1102 miles from San Francisey. GOLDEN COAST Wostminslcr for Victoria. 4(1 miles from Westminster RRANDYWINE-Seattle for San Tedro. 1041 miles from San Pedro. MALIKO -Honolulu (or San Francisco.

430 miles from Snn F.ancisco. MANOA- San Francisco for Honolulu. 1370 miles from San Francisco EVERETT Darien lor Seattle. 109(1 miles from Seattle. OOLDKN EAGLE-Honolulii for San Francisco.

1263 miles from San Francisco. MICHIGAN -Lone View fur Shanghai, 360 mites fr.sn Columbia River. STANLEY DOLLAR -Sial-l for Portland. 2216 miles from Portland LAKE FRANCES -Seattle lor San Fran- Cisco, l.l.'i miies fioni San Francisco. TOPILA Portland for Elwood.

47 mites f'oni TORRKS-Loni; Peach for Portland. 546 miles irom Portland, I MAN1NI --Ahuklni for San Francisco, 1 220 miles vvesl of Snn Francisco 1 FMIDIO Tacorna for inn Pfdio, 300 mites from San Pedro. WEST IRA -Rahla for Trinidad. 2204 I miles irom I riniriatl. WEST for San Pedro.

172 miles lint. i San Pedro. i HOLLYWOOD -Cristobal for San 540 miles from Sfln 1 MONTEREY-San Pedro for Honolulu 2.VI miles from Honolulu. M.ALA -llllo for San Francisco. 67? m.lcs froro San l-'i anctsco.

i i iil.llM-. lino lor San Iranrisco. 1 4-1(1 ni'lc f. ovi San Vi anci.ico. WEST CPf; S.n PcElrr.

for P.alt Irr.nre. 103 i- Pes irom P.albi.a A D.MIR HALSTEAD San Pedro f.ir San Fiai.c-sco. 165 miles from Snu AX El. Porlljiivl Snn Fianriscn. (mm San Francisco, i HnANDANGF.R Coos- Bay for San! Francisco, 46 miles from San Fianriseo I BARBARA Marshfield for San Fran- Cisco.

14li miles from San Francisco CELILO -Port San Luis for San Fran- I Cisco. 2 mites from San Francisco. i CHARI.FS L. WHEELER Pedro for San Francisco, 100 miles from San I'-ranciseo. C'ATHWOOri San Pedro for Tiverton.

R40 miles from Balboa. CONSTANCE CHANDLER -Colon for Jacksonville, 1354 miles from Jacksonville. DOROTHY ALEXANDER Seattle for San Francisco. 477 miles from 'San Francisco. FRANK BUCK- Port Costa for Ventura.

120 miles from Ventura. H. F. I TO Ba 1 boa for San Pedro, 426 miles from Balhoa JEFFERSON MEYER San Pedro for Portland. 576 miles from Coluinhia River JACOX San Francisco for Senile.

575 miles from Seattle J. C. FITZSIMMONS Eiwood for San Franci-co. 56 miles from San FrancTcn LUBR1CO Fstero flay for Richmond. 130 miles from Richmond MO.

rF.F.M.LO Oleum for Ka.lnanali. IJi'il niiles fioin K.iananali NADESNA- San Francisco 31S miles from Astoria NEBRASKA IS.ilhoa for 17.K1 miles from San pfdro. for Astniia. San Pedro. OLEUM Port San Luis for hlilcs fln-n (Ileum Oleum.

PnESlIirNT A San Francisco for iiuonmiu. miles Irom Honolulu POINT SALINAS San P-rirn for Snn Franciseo. miles from San 'Franriro PACIFIC RELIANCE. for San Pedro. miles from Ralhoa POINT GOItllA Balboa ior San Pedro.

miles from Halhoa Fan Pedro for Seattle. 90 mi'es from Seattle MARIPOSA -Auckland for Suva. 1023 miles from Suva PRES. -Yokohama for ties from Victoria PRES. McKINLEY--Manila for Hone-kone.

74 miles from Manila FV F.RETT Dniren for Seattle. 13 miles from Seattle, GENERAL I. EE-Portland for Yokohama. from Yokohama. PRES.

HOOVER -Honolulu Ior Yokohama, miles from Yokohama T.UVBERMAN- Coos Bay for OaklandJ ...1.1 mnes irom Oakland. NOYO Fort BrafR for San Francisco, miles from Fort Brafic. MAN A Port Townsend for Honolulil. m.i, mnes irom Honolulu. MAUNALEI San Francisco for Seattle, mnes irom j1 rancisco.

LISBON MAHV OtarJ for Sn Francisco. Bin miles from San Francisco COMMODORE -Bellinchani for Honolulu, miles from Honolulu. MALA Hilo for San Francisco, 1345 miles from San Francisco. ENSLEY CITY-Balhoa for Honolulu. 42 miles from Honolulu.

GOLDEN EAGLE Honolulu for San Francisco. 1745 miles from San Francisco PEGASUS Towns ville for San Francisco. miles from San Francisco STANLEY DOLLAR Sian for Portland. 270r, miles from Portland. PRES.

TAET San rFancisco for Honolulu. 35 miles from San Francisco TRONDANGER Balboa -fhr Vancouver, 16.) miles from San Francisco GOLDEN HORN San Francisco for Coos Bay, 5fl miles from Coos Bay GOLDEN CROSS San Pedro for Auckland. 994 miles from San Pedro, BRANDANGER Coos Bay for San rancisco. aiitl miles from San Francisco. COMMODORE Bellingham for Honolulu.

39.1 miles from Honolulu. BORDEAU MARU Yokohama for San Francisco. 1600 Unites from San Francisco. PRES JACKSON Yokohama for Victoria. 3760 miles from Victoria.

GOLDEN DRAGON at Tabaco. BUENQS AIRES MARU San Pedro for Yokohama. 4442 miles from San Pedro. PRES. HAYES Kobe for Shanghai, 195 miles from Kobe.

PRES. Van Buren New Vork tot Havana, alt milM irom Havana. I I 24 1o to to flare Seas'l Stations hrs. dale dale m.az n'm'l Kureka 0(1 2 RH I SO 30 1 0 Oakland .89 .02 Red .00 11)4 24. Rl Sacramento.

.00 .0.1 1.00 17 05 San .00 .14 1.27 22.02 Stockton .00 04 14.10 Fresno 00 0.M Los Angeles .00 .01 .22 15. 2.1 San Diego .00 Of) .51 1 10 10 San Luis .00 .44 20.02 BE Art of Pons and Outstanding Musical Events to Be Topic of Dr. Crosby Dr. Daniel Crosby, president of the Oakland Forum, will discuss the art of Lily Pons on the Club News Parade, to be presented from KLX, ntnaiMn uie raoiu station oi the Oakland Tribune, tonight at 7:45 o'clock. Dr.

rsr Crosby will also discuss other out-1 standing i a 1 events scheduled for presentation in the a a during the coming musical sea-son. The program is presented dr. CROsni by the A. F. Edwards Company, Oakland jewelers.

In addition to the discussion by Crosby, other outstanding news features of the Eastbay clubs will also be broadcast. "A Royal Escapade," a play located in a mythical country of Europe, involving a young king has an affair with a Russian adventuress and who is pestered to distraction by his queen and a pestering prime minister, will be the program to be served to KLX fans tonight at 8:30 o'clock, by the Faucit Players of the Air. The play was written by Ursula Faucit and those taking part will be Ursula FqAicit, William Heyward, Elizabeth Farrar, Gail Wheeler, Audrty Santirfo and Hazel Fraser. Aurora Thompson will be at the piano. Stephen North, the "Friendly Philosopher," will be heai'd tonight oh "The Beauty That Endures" program of The: Trumwi Company.

North will be heard from KLX at 7:30 o'clock, and will discuss poetry and people and an interpertatinn of poetry. In addition, a symphonic program will also be featured. International KITCHEN a 10 50 A ham DAILY1 vc 'jUNOAY GLADYS CRONKHITE, DIRECTOR WHOLE RAKED HAM WITH CIDER SAUCE Give a Treasure Hunt Party on Hallowe'en and follow with a delicious dinner ot Whole Baked Ham with Cider Sauce and all the trimmings! Prepare the ham in the following manner: Wash and scrape the ham thor oughly. Place it in a rack in an uncovered roasting pan with the fat side up. Place in a slow oven (3()(l.

and bake. A 10 to 12-pound ham requires twenty-five minutes per pound; a larger ham requires twenty minutes per pound; half a ham requires 30 minutes per pound. Forty-five minutes before the ham is done, remove from the oven and lake off the rind, all except a collar around the shank bone. Cut diagonals across the fat to form diamonds. Moisten brown sugar and flour with some of the fat drippings and rub on ham.

Stick a whole clove in the center of each diamond. Return to the oven to finish baking. During the last ten minutes of increase the heat, to brown the ham. Cider Sauce: Melt 3 tablespoons butler, add 4 tablespoons flour and combine thoroughly. Gradually pour on l'j cups ham liquor or waAer.

stirring constantly to prevent lumping. Bring to the boiling point, then add 'i cup cider and season to taste with salt and pepper. If you desire, raisins may be added to this cider sauce. Serve on a slice of baked ham. to M.

KLX Tribune Hour of Melody with Corynnc Sidney, soprano. KGO- Amos 'n' Andy; Memory Lane; (8:45) Health. KPO -Nathan Abas. Violinist; (8: 15) Hollywood; (8:30) Orchestra. KFRC Svmphonv: (8:15) "Elmer Everett Orchestra: (8:15) Experience.

KYA Virginia Miller; (8:15) Poetry; i'U0 Orchestra; (8: IV Musical Strings. KTAB Piano; (8:15) Gloaming; John D. Harry; (8:45) Disks. KROW Headlines: (8:15) Watch Tower: Play. Never Can Tell." 9:00 to 10:00 M.

KLX Old (iospel Hymns; (9:301 BuntHinir liiinglcrs; (9:45) Helen Wegman Parmelee, pianist. KOO Orchestra. KPO Story Teller; (9:30) Magnolia Minstrels. KFRC Orchestra; (9:30) Hodge Podge Lodge. KYA News; (9:15) Jack and Eth el; (9:30) Cub Reporters; (9:45 Phantoms.

KTAB--News; 9:15 Souvenirs: (9:45) Pianist. KROW Motorcycle Races. Never Can Tell." 10:00 to 11:00 ML Freddie Skinner, "What Have (lOs.101 Pance Music, KGO News; Orchestra. KPO String woods; (10:30) Rhythm Aces. KFRC News; (10:101 (10:15) Hollywood; (10:20) Islanders; (10:30) Beauty Talk; (10:45) Orch.

KYA-Organ. KTAB-Orchestra; (10:30) Piano; (10:45) Records KROW Dance Music. 11:00 M. to 12:00 MIDNIGHT 1:30) Organ. KPO Orchestra.

KFRC Orchestra. KROW4-Dance Music. KTAB- Disks: (11:30) Orchestra. KYA-Concert DISCUSSED 3t -tv 1 imMm Aw mniiiiiniimil heard with the orchestra in four numbers, "What'll Become of Me," "My Cousin from Milwaukee," "Chinatown, My Chinatown," and Hejinan Hupfeld's new tune, "Sav- Serenade" from Earl Carroll's' Seattle Woman Flier Will Speed Up Journey by Using Her Own Plan By FRANK KESTER. From Seattle comes a novel suggestion as to how passengers may speed up a long transoceanic trip.

It's really very simple. Just take your own hydroplane along and when your ship is within comfortable flying distance of shore, lower away and take off! Recording to word from the Dollar Line office at Seattle, a charming young matron of Portland, plans to put this new travel idea, which is her own, to practical test. She is Mrs. Bessie G. Halladay, who sailed from Seattle October .14 on the liner President Grant, bound for the Orient.

On the top deck of the vessel sits Mrs. Halladay's own hydroplane. She announced that when the President Grant is within 500 miles cf Yokohama, she will have the plane lowered into the water and then complete the journey by air, making Kobe her destination. Mrs. disclosed that her brother.

Lloyd Gale, is connected with the aviation industry at Shanghai and Hankow, and fe-clared that after she had negotiated with her flight, she would act as co-pilot on flights between Shanghai and Toyko. "I expect to be in the Orient a year or longer, if my services are needed." she war, quoted as saying before 'eavnv' Seattle. MONROK DI TOMORROW. Their- will be only one offshore passenger liner to churn up the placid waters between Tiers 42 and 44 this coming week. The D-illar globe girdle-r.

President Monroe, vith Captain Charles Jokstad in command is due in tomorrow from New York and thr Canal, and scheduled to sail out Friday for another loop around the world. It was on the President Monroe that the well-known Julius locenliy completed his fourteenth Wi-fuil of the glebe. He left the ship in the hoyvei to pay Heeling visit, at his home in Charleston. S. before proceeding overland to San Francisco to begin his next Dollar Line cruise.

COMMISSION MOVES. Kffective today, the offices of the Sacramento F.nKincer District 'and the California Debris' Commission will be moved to Room 208. Post Office Building. Sacramento, Cai. All cornnuinicaiions should be addressed as follows: End' Office.

Sacramento District. 20 Post Office Building, Srcramento. Cal." Or "California Deb-is Commission, 203 I'ott Olfice Sacramento, Cal." V. K. IMPORTS VP.

Brit exports in August reached the lur.gost value for any month so far recorded this year, accord-inn to a report to the Commerce Department from Assistant Com-I nferrial Attache C. S. Lyon, Lon-' don. Hitherto the midsummer month has rcrordrd I he year's minimum figures. Imports into Great IV itatn in An -i registered the second l.u "est of fioire- for th first lit of the year, i nr o1 iv to str.asi as is the ease for this month TIJEK Accordion to hn F.

Vnoi hcos, U. S. Weather F.uitaii rneteoiolo-fjist in Honolulu, teinperatures in Hawaii are from one to two degrees higher today than they were 25 years aco. The chance is due to a shift in the direction of trade winds between 8 and 10 degrees from the Northeast to the East. It is believed this has had an appreciable effect in increasing sugar yields in Hawaii in recent years.

MAILS The following sailing cl.Vcs and clnsvnff times uf transpacific mMs nl tho main Francisco pnstnfficp are hnsert on th information ftirnilird hv team-boat comp-inle' OKIKNTAL (Jcinber ifi. 1 10 in Silnruaa Ortnlier 4 -'0 a pft Pus Cl" el.ind Ot'lnbpr "7. 2. Id P. Monroe.

Odoher il-fiii at DriMher 2'i. I Hi ish.tnK Novcriilicr a Pmn. No pinlir 3. 110 p.m.. Pre.1..

CoOn'rlce. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS--- Octnhcr 27. in Liirlmr 0-1nher 27. Preslflcut M-nio. Noveinher 1 111 p.m..

Pies. Cnolirige. Novrfiltoi 14 ft: Id a Mwripo-ja November 2... An, Clmnt AUSTRALIA AND NiJlV ZKALANO Octohor 1 1 Mnkum November Id ni Mnrtpnsa. MEXICO AND SrjL'TH AM F-HiCA October 25.

1 H) p.m., K. I. Lurkenbnch. October 27. 10 a.m..

Lucia, October 27. 1 in Anl iKua. Octobf-r 2fl, Ki ld October L'd. fi dii n.m.. WrM Camnrgo.

October 30. lidp Roht. Luckenbach, TRANSPORTS The following aie the anproximete location of ships the United States ArmF transport service: CHATEAU THIERRY In New York. CHAUMONT-In San Francisco. HENDERSON In San Francisco.

LUDINGTON -In New York. MEIGS Manila to San Francisco. NITRO--Norfolk Cuba. REPUBLIC In San Francisco SIKH'S Mare Inland to Norfolk. V.

S. GRANT -In San Francisco. VEGA S-. Fiancisco to Norfolk TONIGHT! Over KLX at 7:30 SAN FRANCISCO MF.TF.OROI.OCICAL Noon tip m. iia.m.

Barometer (sea level) :io.0.1 20 07 no.on Temperature (dry hulln OR 2 Itt.n 57.0 Temperature uvct bulb) SO 8 5:1 (i 54 (1 Humidity I per cent I 44 R2 Wind Direction NK Inrl Velocity .1 7 Weather Clear Clrar Clear TEMPI ATI RES. I ai me vanities. Jsham f.r"rjes and his orchestra will feature Xiy Way the Wind Blows," "Slay the Right Side of the Road" and If "C4i the Alamo." f'ii CROSBY FEATURED Bing Crosby, entertainer of radio, and crcpn. wfl be starred in 'k second half-hour program from 'Los Angeles over KFRC and the fsolumbia network this evening at The popular baritone will be Juecompanied by Lennie Hayton's orchestra and chorus, Blng's new musical i. trade mark, will open the brond- i i tajrt.

His solo selections will in-; f'ude "Day You Came Along," "To 1.8' or Not T6 Be in Love," VGood-jl-y; Love," and "I Would If I Could a Vut I Can't." The chal highliehl HlBti Low Hndi Low 7(1 Mi New York 4fl (ill 42 Nome 3D Atlanta fid liO.Nnrth Head. 54 Raker 50 42, North Pintle. BS HoIsc 70 42Onkland 72 55 Iloslon Rfi 54 Oak). Aifnrt. 77 Ifi 12 in Okla.

(il.v B4 52 Cbai 74 Kfi 54 nft Ctliraao 54 42 Phoenix 02 511 Cincinnali. Ml Piltsbnrc CB 42 Cleveland. 52 42 Pneatello 64 42 Cordova '40 22! Point lleyes. 61 41) Denver 62 5R Des Moines, 50 2R 1(1 Detroit 50 HR! Pr. Buoerl .14 .14 Dodge 60 5(i 40 Dululb 24Rapid Cil.v..

42 30 Dutch Harb 46 Unified R2 5B Ragle -2 -B Rcno 76 40 Kdmnnton 22 1R! Roschnri: 72 4R F.l Paso R6 60 Roswell 76 46 F.ureka V' Mr1 82 54 Fvansville 56 44 St. Lou: 56 42 Flnnstaff 70 30'Minn 3R 34 Fresno R2 5191. Pw'. Ma. 40 (lalves'rn R4 741 Salt I.T 42 Gnd 7(1 3R San lo.

(If) 6R Havre 32 Snn r--- 61 5R Helena 32 32 San Fi 74 56 Honolulu Rll 6R Fi .64 40 Huron .44 34 Seallle 60, ldianaooHs. 52 3R 46 32 Jackson'-. lie 74 66 Spokane 52 34 luueaii 16 14'Swlfl 22 20 Kniisnell 36 tttirrimrif Kamloops 32. 30jrntoosli 54 411 Cilv. 56 66 4K RO 611 Kndlak 42 32 Vancouver 46 41 Lander .61) 40 Vicksbu, 7fl 5R Los ArKeles "4 54 in 56 lh 6R 52 Walla W.dla.

66 fill Miami R2 7R 51 Modena 74 321 Willlslo" 32 21? ii-rv 7(1 CliWinnemurca 76 32 Needles 7R 4R 34 16 New Orleans R0 MlVuktmc Yuma B4 58 rftr.cipn'ATioN. 7:00 to 8:00 A. M. KGO-'G'ospel Songs; (7:15) Insur ance Meeting; (7:30) Finance; (7:45) 'Dobbsie. Parade; (7:45) 'Your Child.

KFRC Seal Rocks; Stocks; (7:30) Exercise. Salute; (7:45) Christian Science reading. KTAB Records; (7:30) News; (7:45) Talk. KJBS -Alarm Klock Klub. KROW Top of the Morning; (7:15) Reveries: (7:30) Time Clock.

KQW Breakfast hour: Weather. 8:00 to A. M. KLX Records; (8:301 Covered Wagon KGO Dobbsie; (8:15 M'orin Sisters; (8:30) Piano; (8:45) Minstrel man. KPO -Quartet: Crosscuts.

KFRC Variety; Community Chest; (8:30) Tony Wons; (8:45) Cailile and London. KYA Barbara Lee. KTAB --Portuguese News; (8:15) Records: Notes KROW Hillbillies; (8:15) Favor- ities; Varieties. K.ii'S Records KQW Watch: (8:30) Quartet 9:00 to 10:00 A M. KLX Records; (9:05) Noon Prices N.

V. Stocks; 9 1 3 1 Julia Lee Wright's Itadio Course in "Klteh- (9:301 Records. KGO Impersonations. Wendell Hall; (9:30) Martha -Meade Society; (9:45) Sax Appeal. KPO CrnKsei it's; (8:15) Julia Hayes; 19:35) O'Brien and (9.45) News.

KFRC Experience; Connie Gates; (9:30) Ruth Adams; (9:45) Gvpsv. Orch. KYA Moods. KTAB Prayer hour; Health. KJBS Records; Piano.

KROW-Records; (9:30) Health. KQW Melodies; Martha Meade: Kay White. 10:00 to 11:00 A. M. KLX Records; (10:15) S.

Stocks; Financial information; weather; Ntv. I'lashcs: International Kitchen. Gladys Cronkhitc. KGO Organ, 1 10:30 1 Magazine of Air KI'O Kitchen Secrels: Cool.orv; Health; Merrie Men; i i Orch. Rcis and Knsy Aces.

1 10:45) nium: kn Y'A KT.M! '(I i Scho hi 111 (10-451 Sinackout. 10 travelogue; Rei-itids. leature, U0. 20 1 Or- Ri Cords. line lloui, i Friendship i 10:30) Melody 'III K.I I IS V(.

gan. (10.3111 KROW Kim- Trio: 1 10. 45 1 KCJW Aunt 11:00 A 17:00 NOON Kr, (l.uk sisters; Nes Mushes; Anita and Orosen; I rrd Skinni'r. KGO of Air. dies in flollywdid; Ned Sisters.

KI'O Oi iglnalities; 11.3(11 Trio- 1 11-45) Agl icu.Mure KFRr lust plain Bill; 1 115i Fiance-. Lee Barton; Or- I'an. VA Rn 1 1 30 1 Album KTAB h. voi i i ifn beautv Talk. 1 1 1 L.II'.:; lie.

o' 111:11,1 Health talk. 1 11 Mi. Ri ci (11.45) Serenade KQW-; El. ili Accordion NOON to M. KLX -Stanidird time TKIlU NL siren: Bill Duncan and his bind; News Inli'M.

Dnne.in. l( lU inanrial; i hoes 12:15) Farm and Hook KPO Mu-u-iile, KFRC Com rt KYA-- Script uie; Organ. KTAB Reroids- Hour. Conr(i 1 12:30) Health; KJBS Records KROW Records. KQW Band; (12:30) Weather 1:00 (o 2:00 P.

M. KLX Jean's HI-LIrIiU (1:20) Martha Lee, Tribune Home Economics News Flashes: -Jjaan's IIl-Lishts. KGO Betty and Bob; Orch (1:45) JVlary and Her Garden. KPO News, 1.15) Ann Warner: (1:45) John and Ned KFRC Navy Band: (1:30) Stocks; Health; (1:45) Orchestra. I I i I I yof the program will be Hayton's special arrangement of "Lnzv JJIones." The young conductor wiil o4cupy the spotlight during the vtfrtddle of the broadcast when hi.s fingers whirl over (he piano keyboard in a medley from "Girl Crazy." Orchestral numbe r- -ill Include "Peanut Vendor" and "Al- lah's Holiday." MONOLOtilE AND DIAL LO(i 'Bert Parks, new CBS announi'cr, who first participated in amaloiu OL nil' Ht: Ul 11)111.

"Jfllned a repulatiun in his nalivi as a mimic of Charlie Chaplin, whom he resembles mustache. He came to radio iu -ar March, 1931, as a baritone vol'alu tot WGST Christy Walsh, who bringing the country's foremost football coaches to the microphone autumn nights in the "MidAmerican Football Show'" over Col-umbia, knows sioris from tho in-' fide. He used to make his livin as a sports par.e cartoonist, Then branched out into the' field. Ruth wv his -inn ui kiiciu. lie inaucea uie who likes to spend money, i0 establish a trust fund and have oornething for a rainy day.

Then persuaded newspaper and niaga-, -zine editors that the big fellow's thoughts on "the were worth putting in print ut UdOdlv amnunt npr wnrfl 'vu padded quite a bit more to K'uth-Vv rainy day fund. Now Christy's li.st foot litefary proteges includes the 4Ah.nntnriflre fi-Am il-ii Atlanta .31, .06. Calcary Harbor .90. Baker T. Boise T.

Huffnlo .36. Cincinnali .14. Dutch Edmonton .16. Helena T. Kalisnell .66.

Kaniloops 06. Honolulu Kodiak T. Memphis .20. Miami .12. Montgomery 1.1R.

North Head Pittsburgh 16, Portland ,04, Prince Albert .02. Prince Rupert Quebec .56, Roschurl! St. Paul Ala. Seattle .36. Spokane .44, Swift Current Oft.

Tampa .011. Tatnosh 1.46. VDncouver .92. Vickshurc T. Victoria .66.

Walla Walla .12, Wlljiston OR. Yakima .06. EASTERN PORTS NEW YORK Arrived. Oct. 21.

Kansan hence Sept. 9. Penmar hence Sept. 30. Trimountain from San Pedro.

Sailed. Pennsylvania for San Francisco. BALTIMORE -Sailed, Oct. 22, Cerro A.ul for San Pedro. ON KLX TOMORROW The International Kiteftpn wiU feature desserts tomorrow morning al 11:30 from KLX.

Gladys Cronk-hito will be in charge. Helen Weg-man Parmelee will be at the piano. Thq Coverec Wagon Jubilee will HDDear on KLX at 8:30 tomorrow morning bs a presentation from the Star Outfitting Company. Stuart Harriblen will hava his boys back on the air again at 5 o'clock. Jean's Hi-Light at 1 o'clock will be pror gram tomorrow that is different.

Musical features will be supplied by Jeannette Stock, soprano; Merlin Morse, tenor, and Jean Ardath at the piano. Brother Bob will present his kiddici' program at 4:15 from KLX. I branch Cf the sporting world Thr uin niiilo a hit 'accomplished by the IMC and -f'Marge" cast before itfe members herded back to thk kilocycles Jjfrom their vacation rambtes. Donna o. (Marge), spent a busy tummkr in California making movie, stage end radio appearances.

Myrtle Vail (Myri), Director Bobby Brown and Mrs. Brown traveled for two months South America, gaining first-hand Impressions for script material. Eleanor Bella (Billy arid Reginald Knorr SanfieId'-r-in private life Mr. and Mn, Knofr-iiummered at their io-slated cabin In the porth woods; of Wisconsin, -1.