Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 24

OAKLAND TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1936 2 RADIO NEWS AND DAILY PROGRAMS OAOS CLUB IS Aged School Principal Dies ILIBDR'S VIEWS rniPT i nVfic ID READS STERLING IE TODAY'S BROADCAST KLX PHOJSES: DAY-LA KESIDE 6000 RIGHT LA KESIUE 6015 International KITCHEN Wirt Dexter Spencer, principal of Cole School, looked forward with pleasure to the day next June when he would have completed 40 con- s-e 1 1 Members of Oakland District, KPO Jose Ramirez and "KEF SLENDER IF 1 CHERISH AIRLANE HOPES CHIUSJHE 3 P.M. Talk hy Justus WardeH on Presidents LUIUI IU LLMId I years as a school his Argentines. 3 KLX RLX Feleer Wfimm III Kf.O Pair of Planoa California Council of Dads Clubs, were guests of the Oakland Tech- -nicul Hieh School last niflhtat the Pirmdir, pianlsli I b. er, (5:46) Jack Armstrong. fDAILVt With day Rail.

KFIIC a i Dan (:45) Talk. CIMflt Records. KVA Cocktail s.ci1 Then, i KPO Woman's Mata- SJJStUNtMV (5:45) Little- Orphan KYA I'aul Pendarvls: Showdown Expected hy Many i friends and 1 tint of the Air. Annie. 1 Fiesta.

KM'o Basketball; KGO nnri: assoc mica a Lontroversy rietw een In- revealed to- (3.15) Mary KKH( Broadway Va- rletlea. KFO Studio. 2t If; 4 initial meeting of the new year. The guests were entertained first at dinner served by girls of the school and later in a program presented by members of the turn- bling team, the glee club quartet 4 untowners. KIIOW Records.

GLADYS C'RONKHITE, DIRECTOR SELF-RISING BREAD This bread, which is commonly Fmall: (3:25) Mickey dustrial and Craft Unions: ette. Kill-; Talk; (3:45) Mu- KHOW Health. KIIB Chestnuts: 5 4 KFIIC Feminine Fan- iJiaiiuu tu aloal Moments. called by the misleading "salt-ris- eies. retire and K(V Basketball.

Lloyd Mad-dork: "Baseball." amoilS Oroup to hntertain bread," has been known in one KYA City Silhouettes; MIAMI, Fla Jan. 24. UP) Varied Musical Matinee. 9 P.M. KQW Studlof (5:45) Dialers Tonight on Radio orn? or another for generations.

It: possibilities were seen today has favorite when in an Kfcrn Bill Brokaw kiiow Melodies American Federation of Labor been a particular and-where it is difficult to get satis Barbara Jo Allen Explain? Why You Must Not 'Sound Fat' if Radio's Your Aim IMIJ ms By K. L. ECKSAN In' Transcribed Program r.vi. hie Nevada Kite Herd. (3:15) Concerto Gema.

Kt.X Arlon Trln. era. KJII" Studio; (1:18) KPO At I'earce. IK Pit Fred Warlna's Musical Styles. Kf.O Carlotta King.

I to devote himself i to his studies and his two hobbies gardening and bee ltute. But death took A hand in the age Two kinds of wheels wagon UK lea Dane. H4W-Studio. KFIIC Holly wood K(iO Sliandor; (9:08) wheels and spinning wheels will The less weight you have on the i rimei; jamea Dunn, Hsnny Weeks. and musical ensemble.

Bob Veneer, soloist of the glee club, rendered two numbers, accompanied at the piano by- Miss Marina -Lee, and Tom Tsugi, talented student xylophone player, also "performed'. Paul Derkle of the senior class was student speaker on the program, discussing the "Modern Trend of Education." Ray Hamilton is coach of the tumbling team. Dick Kretsihger, chairrnan of the department of education, presented Don Rice, business manager for the Oakland School Department, who Sally Ellere, Pinky KFIIC Klchard Hlmher pin tonight in musical fashion-over geales, the more weight you have KLX Records. In radio. This at any rate, is the kpu Woman liaga Tomlin In "'Don't GetlK A rams: Personal." I Symphony Sketches.

KLX during the Musical Moments Executive Council demand that the Committee for Industrial Unionism dissolve. To some it was the forerunner of a schism in labor Refusal to obey the order, they believed, would result in the expulsion from the Federation of John E. Lewis, miners' Chief, and seven other international union presidents' composing the committee. Others, however, noted, the refusal of President William Green factory yeast. 1 cup milk 2 tablespoons cornmeal (white) 1 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon sugar Butter (if used)-, 1 tablespoon Flour Scald the milk.

Allow it to cool until lukewarm; then add the salt, sugar and cornmeal. Place in a fruit jar or heavy crock or pitcher and surround with water at about KYA Studio; (lilt KNFO Studio; (9:15) limmi -nmii Ii ill truth if you are of the feminine prog ram. Cyrus iroBOe. Jeaa fitafford Urch, Musical Ma ing pnnci- WIET D. SPENCER KNFO Studio; Studio; persuasion.

menta: (.1:36) Let Gor Two of the pal's affairs and he died last night LMporta. I liance. IIOW Studio; (6:15) lit III: Dunce. tstanding fcrmationl fMy i dons Orchestra; (3:45) Three Scamps. KFHO Minute Melodies: Pianist: Dinner Concert Ktw Studio: 0:15) 1 ctions -urn have no KIIK Concert.

Kecords. 1 i II at his Hayward home, victim of ah illness from which he first began to suffer during Christmas vacation. Born in Hydesville, Humboldt KiW atudlo. 1 will be "The VI leu i spoke on the- earthquake hazards and remedies provided in the Field 3 4 Kaltenborn'a Comment. P.M.

120F. Water at this temperature is to call the order an "ultimatum.1 6:30 P.M, authority? Old Spin County, 66 years ago, "Spencer began bill, the hottest iri which the hand can be They looked to the possibility of a KI.X Arlun Trio. IKI.X. lVewa Fln.hesi than Bar- 1 Tn 11. ning Wheel" and "Roll KPO CrosHCUts.

I (8145) I.et'a Go Plncre, held without inconvenience, and can compromise in the industrial versus n'5 work as a teacher in Goodyear's A financial report on receipts of Iv Mlnuwaye; (:45) KHO loiiiiny Hunting- Bar School, Sierra County. He came i the last district meeting and the be secured by mixing nearly equal craft union issue. len wh-omtf Jimmv Allen. ton's Orchestra via s. h.

rresiaeni Hoover sailing. KSFO BUI Biokow. KHOW Dell Perry; 4-'6 George Andrewi, tenor, KJW4 to; (8:45) Hits. Along, Covered Wag KFKO 1 1 weedlKKO Paul Pendarvls jr" a I parts of boiling water and tap; 'CHALLENGE' TO A. F.

OF L. water (unless tap water is uuusu- a' nnhlic statmpnt icciPrt cter- to Alameda County in 1902 first Christmas Pageant were delivered as a teacher in Mt. Eden School, I by A. W. Wilding, treasurer for going to Elmhurst School in 1906.

Oakland district, and James A. Mai- Hotel. KFIIC Laurie Hlcelna. KY A Cyrus Trobne. kva Heelng Is Hellev ally hot)-." Allow mixture to stand day said council' members had-a- KNFO St.

Marv's Col- Ktudlo. on." These two num. i i 1 be offered 'heard In One Man's Family, Hawthorne TWhen ihe Elmhurst district was colm, chairman for the pageant, en- Idire: (6:45) Ktudlo. KNFO Flxhiii' Fool Kitiwrea Dance, KOH- Variotj-. Klmw siirriin.

4 Jcs larged on lhe report with a detailed ur i nours, or unui snows signs "growing conviction" Lewis com-of fermentation. If it has fcr-: miUec activities were "a challenge rnented sufficiently, the gas can be to lhe supremacy of the American 4 P.M. Jlhylhm Cocktail. ammower; absorbed in the Oakland Public School system in 1910, Spencer remained at the helm as principal. Kltlv Twlllitht Hour.

M.iNlers. KLX Fnxliiunai (4 H5) 1 1 nrti uniii Mdpps, mis icvcji con- Federation of Labor." KttW It Dance tains enough liquid for 1 loaf. If, Th0-rim iIm tn 'From 1910 to 1920 he was at Haw l.llllan Jlltrliell, id. Iirnnin Helen Wrgiumi im iv nroonndcrs; outline of work accomplished. Howard O.

Welty, principal of Tech High, and host for the evening, delivered a report on the need of assistance in thc current Community Chest drive. I.J JJ i (hm-no Cnhnn onmr, tn thorne School, going to Cole School by the Sterling Male Chorus. This anscribed a 11 1 i r.m. I II aw btti i .1 rnriueiee, pianist, Hi iiLut-u, iiuu i uuu- lunction House, Win- nln the Deatn Valley' Days, Sun-W day Speci.nl and otherl a KP mil 1 1 on in 1920. -----Spencer never married.

He was (7H5) iMaildil Mo- IU r.M. mi, water, i teaspoon salt 1 table- At thc same time a. cnmmiltce wag poon sugar, 1 tablespoon butter for HamPj rnnncii'. Bliorts; (4:15) Studio. "'Hli.

-eje Talk a favorite of generations of school KPO First each additional loaf. Make a soft: to Lewis and his associates. This Charles Paganucci, president of heard from ihoiiiRs; 'Carl wnn Francis X. liush- i a 1 children "and frequently rendered Oakland District, presiding at the, 7:15 -to 7.30 Frances wiknf.r group is to confer with the indus man. iietty Lou Ger- rom Conkleys Orrh.

sponge by adding a cupful of flour for each loaf to be made. Beat son and Don Ameche: KGO Griff Williams, dramatic of- bau.t taixm nrnreincr Ijrcn. KFHO Huck Rogers; (4:16) Salvation Army Fiand. KVA CnlllAB- All Cars. through the courtesy of tne Chevrolet Motor Company.

Another KLX "Oriental Unicode." tt fho-hi n.lio, ferings. It Isn't a mere matter of IKf.O Nickiilofleon with KY A Boxing. trial force and report the results to the council at Washington irt May, along with any recommendations "it may decide to offer." Those who held the view a com highliRht tonight, will be a talk by Hvlvla Clark. FO Classics. poundage, however.

It is more thoroughly and put the sponge again at the temperature about 120F When it- is very light, "add tmore flour gradually until the dough is KKFO kaUit-rlne, Eteeli. KFIIC CalliriaiAII Cars ROW Variety, Attorney K. Quale of Alameda at Mel- cornpiicaiea man mat. ine planation is that if you put on too KVA smith; i financial aj'd to needy families who had children in his school. Before his death he requested that his obituary notices be as unostenta-tous as possible, carrying merely his name and the fact of his death.

For the last 23 years Spencer had lived with his close friend and companion, Jean Habas; at 238 Castro Street, Hayward. The body is at Grant D. Miller, 7 1 a I a 1 Mo. voice or meeting, announced that Malcolm had been named honorary chairman of the pageant committee and would be at the head of the group at the next pageant. This decision Was reached at the last meeting of the executive board.

Dr. Herbert R. Stolz, assistant superintendent of schools in charge of individual guidance, will be speaker at the oiiy l.ane. KHOW Musical A I. bum; (4:16) California 7:45.

He will speak 6n the subject of the proposed Alameda Naval Air Base. much weight you have a me Kill'' oa nee, stilt enough to knead without sticking to the hands' or to the Knead 1Q or 15 rhiriul.es, put KSFO 1 tn KIW Snn Com promise rpight be reached pointed to the joint meetings of the council's representatives and the industrial Ilnllywood; (7:15) munity Dance, MriN rrio. in. an ii at once into pans, allow to rise until committee as an excellent oppor- KHOW RtlldlO. JV m- Kill') Masters.

KI.X nine neflerllnnn family drama. KIIK Opera Itchoea, JiJHN Song Hits. KUW Dance; (4:18) Concert Silhouettes. 4:30 P.M. Ton la Tunesi "wul rr JT, Uc tunity for an exchange of views, oriEinal bu k.

and -Splf-nslnn cnni The Covered Wapon Jubilee, featuring Stuart Hamblen arid the boys of the Covered Wagon, is heard over KLX through the courtesy of the Star -Outfitting Company, daily from 5:30 to 6 p. and every day except Sunday from 8:30 to 9 a. m. GREEN IS SILENT ituw t'ortnirai. with Alice nine 7:30 P.M.

KPO Eddie I 1 1 at Company, 2850 Telegraph Avenue, pending funeral arrangements. i I meeting, when he vail discuss the work accomplished in his depart President William Green of the Federation had "nothing whatever UT .1 .1 I I is never so light as the bread raised with yeast. A loaf made with one cupful liquid therefore will come not quite up to the top of a pan leieoi jieHiin Talk. tc say" today on Lewis' retort flfl KPU Harold Dana KoDH Courtney. f'V- .1 KFIIC Kills Klmhsll's lJle Al rch i 0:46 Sterling "onnld K.

young's Orch. (4:46) Kush Himhei. to "talk Iat." Here la the detailed exptana-. Hon In Barbara Jo's words: "The microphone la aa hard to please ai the motion picture camera. Every extra pound you carry Is betrayed In your voice.

Every uperflnoua blt-of fat around your diaphragm and vocal cords Ics-. Km by that much the range and flexibility of an actress speaking voice." All thli makes it appear that, unless your ambition is along Kate Smith's lines, thefatter you become the slimmer your chances will be. James Dunn, Sally Eilers and Pinky Tomlin will guest star on KflO Organ; (4:45) For STANFORD IN Hoys and s. ment of the administration. The fourth annual Fathers and Daughters dinner of the Oxford Dads Club will be held at 7 o'clock this, evening in the Oxford School Cafeteria.

Surprise entertainment Sydnry Charles, tenor, will offer a program over KLX tonight which' will provide him with an opportunity to demonstrate his ability as a ballad singer. This Washington to the executive council's demand, that "the mountain has labored and brought for-th a mouse." In view of Lewisl many quarters here believed the Indus of standard size. Bake about 50 minutes, oven temperature 400F, increase to425F, then gradually reducer to 380F. FlitJ Studio; KPitl XaUc KeP. KVfTZcstea.

Musical Al- u. c. KVA D-ance; (4:35) v- hum; Dance. roarly. liiim.

aii "The Other Arner-I nn ir.i program will be heard from 7:30 Htutno; (4:46) Parade K.hfo Jack Hall. Icjis." ll F. nance. HilOW Johnny Jump IS POINTED OUT 1 to 7:45. The second episode in the dra KFIIC of Time; LftW-liinri Klrnnir.

Jl oance. for the graduating high sixth grade girls has beeij arranged by a committee headed by Clarence Williams. Amnnd A up: HoiiBa-of tlm West. Seems. 11 malic series devoted to the career KJII Myslery; (4:45) YA Aeolian Rlrlngs; jdimDR uri'ii.

(.7:45) Ask Mr. Jones. KPO Ted I.ewls, PACT ORDERED I UNDERPASS trial-craft fight to be headed for an eventual showdown. It is known some council members sought expulsion of the Lewisites. A majority, however, believed to include Green, were unwilling to risk an open break might set the A.

F. of many years. The consensus here was the council, at least for the present, would ignore Lewis'' retort'-and wait for of Thomas A. Edison will be presented tonight in the Adventures In Science spot on KLX, 8 to 8:30, by KNFO liHKket hall. KI.O OrKiin KUW Conc.rt fillhou- KHOW-t-Studlo.

IK I' II (. Jiininy Dorsey's Kecorda. (11:15) Ted Dick Powell's "Hollywood Hotel" program over a nationwide CBS net including KFRC tonight from 6 to 7. WORD OF EXPLANATION Explanations are hereby tendered euea; (4:45) Studio, 5 P.M. KttW Taniro: (7:45) Dawson's Orch.

ntiu wiw afjjroi 1,11 the program are Mrs. Clara Partridge. Ethel Batchelor, Mary Didell, Lorctta Nichols, Rosemary Foster, Harold Kellam and R. Hoffstadtcr. Wellesley Girls Mm rn Mnmi.nl an flumply Dllnipt) nnr i i-asjiaeng uance.

KIIOW Dance. those who telephoned Wednesday to. Adventure In K.IIIJ4 Dance. the- contact committee to convey Silence I'lnir, IVorrifanKKf Records ITCUS. HPO Irene Rich In "l.ucky" (0:45) Nuts and liults.

For Jioys and STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Jan. 24 Sons and daughters of University of California alumni are deserting their parents' alma mater to attend Stanford University. Dr. Ray Wilbur, 'president of Stanford University, made the statement today in reply to a 51-point questionnaire submitted to him by a Stanford alumni group. The question was: "Has the comparative scholarship between Stan the Norman Field Players.

From their extensive musical library the Arion Trio, famous group of instrumentalists, selects a wide range of selections toe played over KLX in dinner concerts. These concerts are heard every evening except Sunday from 6 to 7. Frances Wienor is violinist with the group. ask trie name 01 trie opera to be broadcast from the Metropolitan Held Krimpi "l.lle ul KtW Dance y- Council, at short back tn the parent' body the last night, authorized thc City trial committee's official reply. I nullum I i KPO Amos n' Andv: I 1 M.

this Saturday. Puccini "La Ron (llrls; Tom Mix Clerk to record an agreement between the city, the Sacramento dine" originally announced has Lu 8 A PO I I Crier. recordt. KFIIC Paul Kesnt Northern Railroad and the State been postponed because of sudden indisposition on the part of one or 'rK. itpnrl.es Hi).

(:15) Lasv Dan oarltone; (5:16) Com ment. A Cocktail Time. 4YA Orican. KHOW fiance; (11:45) KYA Studio: (11:15) Who's Who What's What Highway Department for the construction of the underpasses under the railroad tracks at Broadway "Ikln-ard VIII." KSFO Oklahoma Ham Studio. KiFO Hafiketball, KNFO Pasadena Dance; itnow studio.

lerrace and Mountain Boulevard KHR Organ. 1 1 Muiiio. K.IHKI Studio; President's1 Ball Fete JDiscussed RICHMOND, The annual President's birthday ball, to he -held Thursday at Memorial Hall; as a benefit for Infantile paralysis victims, is receiving the support of a large number of civic, fraternal and veteran organizations, according to Lr Or -general chairman. mers. KHOW Varieties.

KJn studio; Dance (6:16) Silent. Kill; All Star Hevne. Jobs aggregating about $185,000 in KUWRssketball. Donee. Sheet music sales are not what they used to be when Sue and her boy friends and girl friends used to gather around the piano to sc; what they could do with the late-'.

Wedding Announced CHICAGO, Jan. '24. (Aj Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J.

Endlong of suhur-ban Wilmette, today announced the marriage of their daughter. lrne Budlong, 20, a sophomore at Wei- lesley College, to Albert Haney, 21, of Denver, a senior at Boston University. Mrs. Budlong said the ceremony was performed in New York on January 15 and culminated a romance which began when the two were students at Northwestern Uni- fy, versity. Mrs.

Budlong said the couple had left on a honeymoon trip to Puerto' Rico. She said that Haney, who is majoring in business administration, Unnlrl rectimn hie clnHinc nt (hp cost. 8:30 P.M. KIIH. Reveries.

KQW Dance. By the agreement, the railroad ford and the University of California been reversed in recent years?" And the answer from the Stanford president and former Secretary of the Interior was: "I think that Stanford has improved in scholarship during the past few years; insofar as the University of California is concerned, I can say that an increasing number of the sons and KQW Khythmanla; Pude Mnrtln and ma Aevinln Mile permits the city and State to build under its right-of-way. The State song hit. All-time -ecord holders io. jo; vocal varieties.

5:30 P.M. KtX Covered Wagon Jubilee. KPO Court of Human 12 MIDNIGHT Know Jamboree. K.XFO Mldnlte Vag. KJ1IM Mldnite Club.

for sheet music hung up their records before radio becamo a wide iteiatlons. K(iO Those O'Mftlleys; spread form of entertainment. The songs that hit the peak for sales were "Silver Threads Among I daughters of the alumni of that institution are entering Stanford." ON AIR TOMORROW The ball will be sponsored by the Contra Costa Cpunty CefUral Trades and Labor Council, with tbofcassist-a-nce of other organizations. A radio will be installed at the hall to receive a Nation-wide broadcast by President Rousevelt, and entertainment will be presented between dances. Final preparations two of the principals.

Tomorrow's opera will be "Alda," with Elizabeth Rethberg in the titular role, a part she sang so effectively In San Francisco last season. Other principals wUJ, be Frederick Jagel, John Charles Thomas and Cbase Baromeo. The broadcast will be heard here over KFO and KGO beginning at 10:55 a. in. Al Pearce who has been broadcasting steadily for more than seven years, will make his 2500th broadcast over NBC tonight at 6.

-You'll be able to dial Al's program on KPO. "Oriental Episode" is the title of the First Nighter drama to be heard tonight over KPO at 7 Court of Human Relations, at 8:30 and Fred Waring and His at 9 are other KPO high spots for tonight When a supposed murder victim turned up alive this unexpected quickening of the "-'dead" started the police on investigation which I provided the material for tonight's "Calling All Cars" program, You may dial this dramatic feature, titled "Victim university upon his return. agrees to do the building and most of the financing, with Federal aid. The city agrees to pave and maintain the underpasses. Some parts of the construction under the railroad's immediate tracks will be done by railroad workmen and will be charged to the State, The Council also granted permission to Lola Mnbley to conduct an auto camp at 2300 98th Avenue.

Bids were received for furnishing an ambulance patrol wagon and an ambulance to the Police Department and a gasoline roller and a grader to the Street Department. 7 A. Dnnce. KIIF Concert. 12:30 P.M.

KPO Good Morning; Gold," "Rose- of Picardy," "Beautiful Ohio," "Three O'Clock in the Morning," 'The Prison r's Song," and "Yes, We Have No Bananas." LYSBETH HUGHES, before she- signed up. with HORACE HEIDT, was studying opera and the She was a protege of ALFRED HERTZ while he was conductor of the S. F. Symphony KI.X Anltn mill Ornneo, KttW Rand Concert. will be made at a committee meet vaughn de (7:16) Vass Stanfords registration today approximates 4000.

Three years ap.o it was closer to 3500, according to registrar's reports. Part of the in-crement is attributed to lifting of the 500 limit on co-eds. DENIES SPORT3 FUNDS A flat denial that income from athletic sports was being used to form athletic scholarships and build up "salaried teams" was marie by Dr. Wilbur, who added that lhe I'Olllit Uiioi iViiV,) Nrvt Tunes fur Old. 10 A.M.

ing tonight at Brotherhood Hall. Family. KPO "Met" Opera. KI.X Oaklnml Police KCO Piano; (7:05) licpiirliiirnl Surely Pro. Air Conditioning griiiui Wealhrri Minnie and Maud (7:15) Kd ward Me Hugh.

I'', elocksi (lOiill)) ews. Will Be Topic Don't 1 a I UT Be k'vTi Fat! Jr KFIIC Rise and Shin; iii.ii npira. KFltcTale of Dreams. HYA Concert. KSFO Dnnce; (12:45) Russian Knsemble.

KIIOW Porliignl. K.llis Dance. KH F. Noon-day "Hot Fiddler No. 1," JOE VEN- KPO Jlaniiel Conlreraa' EMERYVILLE, Jan.

(10:11,,) Robcrl mitlee chairmen for the current Women Hiss Solon (7:26) Hlncll. KYA Musical Clock. KNFO Cuckoo Club kiiow a I Bird; (7:15) Calif. Farms. BnniB' Birthday; (10:16) Cene Heeclier't, Vn.ir Ufill ho DnitmmnnI inr Drnci- "rchestra.

In War Prediction I dent. Edgar B. Jessup at-the next KttM'Weathcr; Tidbits Farmers' Pro KJn Alarm Cloek University had "taken firm position" on the matter. In this connection, it was recalled that Stanford canceled baseball and boxing dates with San Jose State Teachers' College after it was revealed that the school was giving gram. meeting of the Emeryville Industries Association Tuesdav in Em 1 P.M.

KFIIC Jack Shannon; Club. Melodies. KO.W studio; (7:10) Jack and Oil. Unidentified" On KFRC at 7 KI.X Records, kpo "Met" Opera. KfiO "Met" Onera.

UT1, will be heard wilh -his orchestra on Ihe Pasadena dance broadcast, KSFO, tonight, 10 to 11 and tomorrow nlaht 11 to 11:45 JACKIE HELLER is in Hollywood. Opened there at the Orpheum last Wednesday DON ROSS, husband of JANE -FROMAN (we can use that designation, since one half this marital teajii is as celebrated as the other) is donning the grease paint down at Hollywood for more work in the pix. KYA Parade; (10:15) Concert Calendar. Hi'MKfaat, 730 A. M.

KPO Nlcholaa Mathaya Music of South America and of Mexico will-be offered on KGO KFIIC Motor City Mel odies; (1:25) T. Slocks. during "The Other Americas," at Orchestra. toys IRENE RICH KSFO Fletcher Wiley. kiiow Rhythm Revn'e.

K.llis Studio; (10:10) ilrgan; Rtocka, Health; (10:15) Records. KSFO Seventh Day Ad- KC.o Finance; (7:45 7:30 tonight. BARD'S BIRTHDAY LattllyLwdrofthlStremn Jack Owens, tenor, vcntists. KYA Studio; (1:10) WASHINGTON. Jan.

from women peace delegates greeted a statement by Representative Fish N. that "there wlll.be war despite what, we do." Addressing the conference on the cause and cure of war last night, the speaker shouted: "I will go further, and say there will be war for thousands of years -TTfTtil you and I become angels." Then followed cheers as Fish declared "I have done all I could to prevent the shipment of arms to forclgmtns." Earlier in the 'session Carrie liwitaofChtapSubstlhitai KFIIC Rise and Shine. sytnphohv Sketches. KYA Clock. KttW studio; (10:10) The birthday of Robert Burns will be celebrated over the radio tomorrow on KPO, at 10:30 a.

m. KHOWPortugal; Welch's Grape Juice is a wonderJul blood, body room and board to its athletes. Do facts justify the opinion that scholarship and scholastic prestige have materially shrunk? one question demanded- "Such gossipy rumors," Dr. Wilbur replied, "must have started when the basis for entrance requirements was reorganized. That change actually tightened requirements.

No truthful or-authoritative eryville Memorial Building. G. J. Cummings will speak on "Air Conr ditioning as Applied to Industry." Secretary R. S.

Hawley, Emeryville division chairman for the Oakland Community Chest, will make announcements in connection with the 1936 appeal, which starts February 3. 4 Cooperative Meet Set Next Tuesday The final report of the committee on constitution and by-laws will feature the meeting of the Califor KFO Oregon Cowboy tasi ii i (10:16) woras it Aiuaie. waltzes. Novelties. Dunner.

uivcs ouoyant enerity. Satisfies huncer 10:30 A.M. The St. Andrew Prize Glee Club will put the great Scottish poet's KIIK Cloister Kchoes, KHW Pop Music wunout adding ourtlen-Rnme. excess, health it IX I ntmirm lonnl (7:45) Cownov Revue KHOW Com muter' Clock.

KJII Clock. KIIF, Melodies. KUW Breakfast. 8 A. M.

words to music under the direction destroying fat. To re 1:30 P.M. Mrs. Balzar, Mother Of Ex-Governor, Dies BERKELEY, Jan. 24.

Mrs. Mary W. 80, mother of the late Fred B. Balzar, Governor of Nevada, died yesterday in a hos- Kitchen i Cliidy Cronk-lille, illreclnr. of Andrew U.

MacKinnon. James Heron, bard of the Robert Burns KLX Pop Convert. KPO "Mot" KPO Robert Burns' duce wnsht, eat sensiblydrink a glass of Welch's parts to 1 water) before meals KI.X He.o.iUi (Hi20) Chapman Catt, peace crusader, and Lady Astor, talked about the threat "Met" Opera. FIIC Talk by Milo Birthday; (10:45) (iene Rooelicr'R Met. Opera: "Verdi." Circle of New York, will read selections from Burns' writings) and before retiring.

It I IV. Y. Stocks. KPO Our a I can tteuo; (1:46) (race laint between meals, pital here, The body is en route To the large audience of admirers ii It Roys' Clio ir 1 1 Ii, Jt berg, ge-1, John Thomas of war, carrying on a conversation over Atlantic" telephone. Hchools; (8:16) Norse men Quartet, orinK another glass.

Cnergy lor A (Melts I. rTfitosMiJ nia Cooperative Council, to be held Oakland C. Ar next Tuesday at 12:30 p. m. The meeting, will be presided over by Father and ol hers.

Honeymonnera trout 1 1 ilea. KYA Suulli of Market Roys. repon nas ever been issued which indicates Stanford scholarships averages have gone down." "Radical theories are. not at Stanford," the president said. "Stanford is as free from radicalism as any similar institution in he country.

Radical theories are sometimes as they should be. but never taught." Dr. Wilbur al.o Ko Old Skipper; Irene Rich, pant 4tf stilt htr ifiin, iovly Hgur of Wendell Hull. Alliletic trainers rrcom-mend Welch's lu-cause its pure crape guitnrgivrs Sportsmen's Club "JMol" KFIIC Cincinnati Con c.i i i KSFO Seventh Day Advent lata. KFIIC Uuffalo Pies-, servatnry of Music.

ents. ww "uiiw oeuttMupt'l, unu IVameS NeU) tieadS include reports on University KYA Christian Science KHOW, Fed. Housing KYA Organ. to Reno today, where funeral services for the Nevada pioneer will be held. Mrs.

Balzar suffered an illness while on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, 5851 Marshall Street, Oakland, several weeks ago. Funeral arrangements were in charge of Berg Funeral Chapel, 1930 University Avenue. Reading: (8:16) Studio Admin. Varieties.

k.sfo Sludlo; (10:45) KSFO Hun rise Revue. it.) IIS Novelties. lonieniakers. of California campus cooperative boarding houses and on recent developments in cooperative buying. HOW Clock; (8:15) nuick pew pep and energy while helping body burn up fat.

So get Welch's today. At all dealers. TUNE IN KPO 5 P. FRIDAY HEAR IRENE RICH in a thrilling radio drama Kiiow Musical Albuni. KIIF Records.

KttW Friendly Street. Studio. SAN LEANDRO, Jan. 24. Chairmen 'Of standing committees for 1938 were named today 'by Joseph Resinellirpresidcnt of the Snn Le-andro Sportsmen's Club.

K.llis Dnnce. 2 P. M. K.llis Kecorda. II Records, KQW On the Keys; I.

It Ma Indies. KttW Serenader: (8:16) insisted Stanford was a lrider in'i movements toward Ameri-pci-m, constitutional government and political honesty. CHARGES PARRIED Charges' that Stanford lowered its standards "out of deference to KI.X unit Found Record. who have been wondering what has become of Watanabe and "Honorable Archie," this word of explanation. REGINAL SHARLAND (Honorable Archie) was taken to the Good Samaritan Hospital in L.

about nine weeks ago, suffering from arthritis. For several weeks this program was broadcast from a makeshift studio made by draping hofpital blankets around Sharlnnd's bed. Wiien Sharland was tnkon home a sound studio was Improvised there by technicians, and the broadcasts were piped from the Sharland residence. 5 After a few weeks of this, Sharland's physician ordered a complete rest. As sootv as "Honorable Archie's health permits you'll be- able to hear this famous pair again over- the Western Network and KSFO.

(10:45) Roundup, 11 A. M. 5 p. closing time for Sunday want ads. Lakeside 6000.

inotes i Hnllglous Forum. 8:30 A.M. Manuel Miller will' head thc entertainment while KPO "Mr KI.X CiiTered Wngon itl.X nernrdsi (llilftl Joseph Silveira will be chairman4. li i ii.r Kchois; (2:1,,) Studio. rm Jubilee.

llnnre llhrlluns. or tne jniuation commiuce ana An- hp rt7(, 7 (Cfwd Housekeeping1 B'Jrtau KPO Mexican Marimba Orrh. PO "Met opera. Kfio "Met" Opera. KFIIC (lasstiway Alma Sclurujer, pianist; (2:15) Clark Dennis, tenor, Whitney Ensem thony Furtado will be in charge A special meeting of Coolidge tration" were parried bv D-of the sunshine committee, Townsend Club No.

26, will be held Wilbur He LrUrL fh.l .1 Among, those already-chosen to. at Coolidge Avenue and Hopkins aiminUh MilW am- T.lnnl. Wil- 1 sir-4 I "8 number of applicants hie. and R. K.

Clements. League Opens Drive For Tennis Courts RICHMOND, Jan. 24. A campaign to raise funds to build tennis courts at Poinsett Park was opened today by the Mira- Vista Junior League, according to Ralph Shallenbcrger, president. Jack Stoddard, chairman of tlio finance committee, is in charge of the drive.

KSFO Jean Kent. KFIIC Cincinnati Con Ornsn. KPrvatnry: (S-4M Stu KSFO Ho me makers'. uu i-1, tv'iiiKin ntiu jTiiiiwi i utiiis 1 1 i ei u. rliii-iVrt u- kfiic Johnny (a nip's orch.

din; Bess Bye, KHOW Modern Rhy- KYA South of Marketl liar Schmidt, Tony Leal and An-1 as the principal speaker. The session den Si some stu-thony Fialho. Complete personnel will start at 8 p. m. fl "1 Ml wh(would fnarket prout.

Ih nis. llOVK. KIIOW Records. I K.IIIS Pftst lilts; of the -three units will be' an li A L'nnrert. Jack Unit, KHOW Mtislcnl Pof (11:15) Trafflo Safely dQt) lu Kel ln uuring la- G.

F. Churchill will be the main vorable times; this no longer ap- K.IIIS Dame. nounced shortly, Council. KIIF. Records.

plies." poiirrl. KIU', Inn en KttW Dance speaker at a meeting of Alameda Townsend Club. No. 5, to be held K.llis New Reccrds; K((W Pop Vrchestra. 2:30 P.M.

11:30 A.M. K.irts Studio; Hrnie Town. Musical Styles. IK FIIC Nazar Kurk KIIF Tea Dance. djie Ensemble, Impersonnlnri Helen ni Pnrnirlre, plntiittt.

KPO Your Hit Parade. KI.X Souvenirs ol KI.X Ilecordsi (Ui4r.) Concert. Kill', Melodies. KttW Concert. 9 A.

M. KI.X Shopping List. He also declared the quality of the teaching staff had "definitely improved," and "post-season is a good thing." "The number of women will not be reduced to 500," he concluded. Sniiui Record. ilnlinl bcmiiliiiok.

KQW Studio: (3:16) KYA Dnnce. l' Agriculture. Spanish Reyue; KPo Met" Opera ksfo Melody Lane, Kliumbn Rhythms. Ki.o Moriu Sisters; 12:45) J'air of Pianos. KHOW Studio; (4:15) (5:15) Hoston m-phony Orchestra.

"Met" Opera. KFlic Tilo (Julza'r: 3:30 P.M KPO Wnlter Dnpnn's tonight at Washington School. (3 a Avery C- Moore is scheduled to speak at a meeting of members of Fairfax Townsend Club, No. 17, at Horace Mann School tonight. 0 The regular monthly entertainment and social hour will feature a meeting of Park Boulevard Town- FIIC -Vincent Lopez.

Oernld Ilocclgnone. K.IIIS Dance. (11:45) Dunstan KFIIC Studio. KYA Oocktait Tline; KLX Helen WeRmon Put melee, plnnialt Downtown Corner Cor, 12th Franklin STORE for LEASE IdeaUocation for Drugs Buffet Coffee Shop Sea Foods Muslrale; Studio. I Roys; Cenla Fnnarlova.

Klnm-m. KIIF Onera Echoes, KY 1 (2:35) "The. Leaves." (2:60) Musical Matinee. K(IW Music. KttW Dance; (4:16) (5:15) Ballads.

KSF Kearny Wal KFH() St. Andrew's Clil.1l Iteeorda. KPO Mn.fical Moments (3:5) Alma Kltchell Ki A Community Chest Anna May Wong to Visit 'Native' Land SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. KSFO Kmerirency Edu Concert Silhouettes, 4:30 P.M., ton's Orchestra.

I'riz Olee CUih; 9:16 Musical Reveries. cation Reliof. i program (11:57) Scriplurcs. (3:45) 'Di. Walter van KIIOW Varieties k.ibs studio; Dance; KYA Concert; KI.X Tonic Kfrk send Club.

No. 18, McChesney KSFO Stunrt Hamblen. KHOW Dance Matinee. K.llis (Sn ertalne rs; Records. K(JO Mickey Olllette; (5:15) Silent.

Women's Progtam. KKFo Pfaver. Twice a Week Now FRED WARING and His Pennsrjlyanians Ford Dealers' Program C. Friday Evenings at 9:00 P. M.

(P. C. Colombia Network, Tuesday Evenings at 9 P. M. (F.

C. Listen Tonight STATION KPO Edwin C. Hill KIIF All Star Revue. (2:46) Song Favorites. II 10 Records.

KHOW Concert; IIOW Concert. K.llis imncp. Itevlew. KttW Organ; lli45 (3:35) King's' Jesters (3:45) KFIIC Minnie Mclo KlW a nia; (4:45) Hampton In stltute Sinirers. KttW (2:45) School, tonight.

Whist, card and palm reading and other entertainment will featured at a celebration Of all Berkeley Townsend Clubs, to be held at May Wong, actress of stage! and screen probably the most famous person in the Western theater leaves today for the home-; land she has never seen. Abroad the President Hoover, on which she was to sail late todav. Message of Israel (lies; (3:35) At Roth's Ktudlo. (5:15) Fats alier records. 5:30 P.M.

Orchestra. 3 P.M. FIIC ii (I I (4:45) (3:45) Gotro De 12 NOON Sunset Serenade. KYA (3:60) KI.X Covered Wagon KI.X Records. KPO Agricul KYA Dance; Studio; KI.X Tribune Siren: lnlio.

K.llis Pop. Tones. KIIF KttW Tunes. 9:30 A.M. KI.X Playing the long Market! (Ui4B) Kre-iirris, KPO Merry Madcaps.

Kiarniers' I'ro- Tnii Dance. KSI'O Bill Brokaw. Jubilee. Wilkins Hall, 2412 Haste Street, to (4:46) Parade. kpo Vdur Hit Pirade Closing 8.

F. gtorkai I llnnre Music. ture; (3:15) Tburn's Orch. KSFO Melody Lane. night.

The affair will commemo- Miss Wong said she expects to study rate Die. second annivprsarv nf the the Chinese theater, write for an BO'ston Symphony K.IIIS Myslery; (4:45) KPO "Met" Opera. KCO Vladimir Rren- null snion Rumba. kiiow Through snairl ijounding of Townsend Plan American newspaper syndicate and' ki.ii "iiet" Opera. KFIIC Studio; (12:10) KHOW D.inoe: (4:43) ner.

pianist; Hawaiian Cnnst Arty-l ry Massed Hands. (5:45) KYA Jiallads; Calif. Buckaroos. Down hv HerniHti's. Melodies.

Ki'ain. KFIIC Ceorge KIIF. Salon a I Irfiil's KYA Dunce Hands: KFIIC Wm KSFO Children's Pro Know De 1 1 Pe (3:451 Rhvllim. KJHS Studio; (3:45) So tic- Novell les. KKF Tea Dnnce.

Ktt Variety. 4 P.M. Records. KPO New Yorkers (4:15) Paul Ten-da rvis. s- KGO Jamboree; (4:16) (1:45) Studio.

movement. pernaps write a book which she hopes will be of interest fo both A regular 'mectins of the Chinese and American readers. Oakland Townsend Club, No. 38,1. Born in Los Angeles Miss Wong will be held at the organization's I has traveled extensively' but has gram: Comics.

Wile; (3:15) "Mop. of Note." for particulars see A. J. SLACHT 409 13th Oakland Ktt I- KPO KIIF" Chestnuts: (5:45) "fenestra. KYA Viennese Romances.

KSFO Studio. KSFO Smart Hmiihlcn. KIIOW Studio; (12:16) Portugsl. KJRS Record. KVA Musical Malinee, Llovd's Mad- houettes: (4:45) Hawaiian Songs 5 P.M.

KSFO Bill Brokaw. dork: "Baseball." KHOW Health. HE Noon Program, KHOW Favorites; KQAV Studio; (5:45) new meeting, place, 2600 Eighth never visited the land of her an- 5 Street, tonight cestors. il KJfig Musical Styles; KttW Records (3:15) Musical Album, KLX Alice WeayerJ Ske-tches in Melody..