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4- OAKLAND TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, SEPT. 1, 1938 SHIPPING AND PORT NEWS RADIO. NEWS AND PROGRAMS Supreme on Continental Side of San Francisco Bay OAKLAND'S ONLY LOCALLY OWNED, LOCALLY CONTROLLED DAILY MAJOR was ri 1 TODAY'S BROADCAST KLX PHONES: DAY- LA KtiSlUE MOO NIGHT- LA KESlUk WIS MOVEMENTS OF SHIPS KSPO Jack Llewelyn's GREEK VESSEL BRINGS IN TO PART IN SOUTH FAMILY GOES IS PREDICTION coiur KILL1 BE OFFERED IT FIOCIT GROUP Sin UCI litn I ,1 i r. M. I Hour: (5:45) Dance.

Orch. krow Italy. KM Records. IKSFO Children Hour TO ARRIVE kpo rino-letown Oa- 5 :45 Comic. KHK Politiral Broad tte- tilt1 Heinle's KROW -Fiesta (5:45 cast; (8:45) Concert.

9 P.M. Grenadiers. Tunes. and Topics, ircn Connie Bitei: KJfl! Dance. CIS TOMORROW FOB TOMORROW fil-tll KRE-ChegtniJti; (5:45 KI.X Paocit Theater of Drama I Lloyd Mad tiD d.

i i dock: "Baseball." ct-isi News. 'KM Records; (5:45 the Air Playrra Pre-aent "The Mlly of the Field." KPO Fletcher Henderson' Orch. KYA Baseball Portugal KSFO Reeorda. 6 f. KROW Say It With Arlo Trio.

UUO King's Jestera: Story of Other Days to Be Presented Over KLX by Gentle West Wind Is Also fromised for Fastbay in Weather Man'g Report Mt. Cynthos Due in San Pedro Tomorrow With First of Several Maize Cargoes Amateur to Follow Suit Week From Thursday as Majoj Bows Out of NBC music: i.i:i.ij avor- KPO Chateau. (9:16) Gentlemen of Rhythm, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Hawaii Malolo Hawaii Manulani Boston Nevadan Port Arthur Point Gorda Los Angeles H. F. Alexander Los Angeles Rosebank SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER ft River Platte Embassage Victoria Golden Cloud MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 Melbourne Mariosa Bombay Biatang Yokohama Kosei Maru Hawaii Boston Susan V.

Luckenbach Bajtimore Losmar New York Pennsylvania Balboa Genota Puget Sound Silverado Puget Sound r. Columbia River African Reefer Columbia Admiral Wood Coos Hardanger San Diego Point San Pablo San Diego Ruth Alexander KGO Kenneth Snenrer KFRC Harry Lewi Or- 1 TL rwi 1. I It Melodies. Local lhespians lomeht 1 kjbs studio. Musical Styles.

Ite Melodies. I Southern Harm chesl ra. Four. KROW Studio; (9:16) KRE Tea Dane. KKHC Tour Hit Pa Orchestra.

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m. Sunday, will please report the same to Th Tribune Office by telephone (LAkeside 6000) and a special messenger will ba dispatched once, with copy of Th Triburi. By K. L. ECK8AN Cardinal Richlieu was born 351 rade; Freddie Rich KVA eon Mojjca's Or- Orchestra; Edith Dick nedira.

Records. 3:30 P.M. Carefree Capers. KPO Ortntdlifi (2:45) Sport Parade. Buddy Clark.

KYA Cyrua Trobbe. KSPO Studio: (9:16) Organ. 1 Major Bowes is moving on the years ago today, which is also the i birth date of Louis XIV of France ins alment plan. nm) Thg Book. Qf Days alsQ He takes his Capitol Family from today as the anniversary of the NBC to CBS tomorrow.

On Thurs- death of Catherine Parr, queen Of On Thurs- death of Catherine Parr, queen KSPO Studio: KHK Italian News; KGO Summaries on the! Silhouettes (9:15) Dance. i Nat. Tennla Matches; KROW Studio: (:1 J-451 Tlnn ITerrtl'. Or- Smooth Sailing. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 9:30 P.M.

President Polk Marseille r-hestra. KJBS Studio: (1:15 SAN PEDRO, Sept. 5. (JP) The Greek steamer Mt. Cynthos.

due heie tomorrow with a 7200-ton cargo of for local discharge, will be the first of 25 foreign-flag ships from River Plate ports with 160.000 tons of Argentine maize. Shippers' agents estimated that approximately 70 per cent of the Argentine corn cargoes will be unloaded here and theremainder at San Francisco and North Pacific coast ports, including Vancouver, B. C. day, p-tember 17 KI.X News Plaaheai in Uni Violins Records with Alexander Corei: KHE Dinner Concert i Hollywood on Parade. Yokohama Portland, Me.

Seattle i Columbia River Columbia River Columbia River. Columbia River Pedro Maru City Emma Alexander Munami West Cae Tacoma City Amerika (3:45) New. Talk. KYA Baseball. KM Portugal.

KPO Alfred a r' Orch. KSPO Records li ifonw nll i W.JV i m. K0 Jack Rusaell'a 'THE FAUCIT THEATRE OF THE AIR" PRESENTS TONIGHT, AT 0:00 O'CLOCK 'THE LILY OF THE FIELD" This charming comedy brings us breath of pure air and the scent of wild flowers, for the author has caught SUCh delicate aroma In nil characterisation. Two sisters. Catherine and Dorothy, living in the days of Kings and Rebels, hive withdrawn from the world into Jthe peace of their country home but alas -on one fatal day the King passes by incognito, certainly but Dorothy tea the shattering of their peaceful home, for her younger lister has fallen desperately in love with the pictureoue stranger.

What does the King do? Will he ruthlessly crush this priiflttive flower under foot or? a A turn of the dial willoBroduce you to this enthrallin thetWaJid its surprising outcome. So don't forget at :00 p. CART: King Frederick Charles Ford Crawford Thomas McCune Dorothy Kathleen Fay Catherine Mary Frame Oreh. Columbia River. Abraham Lincoln (3:46) Round-Up.

KLX Arlon Trio. KPO Jack Meakln KKHC Jan Garbr'a Los Angeles Tatsuta Maru iiiil KGO Keith Beecher's Orcheatra. KJBS Records. KHB Tea Dane. Record.

Orch. TO DEPART KVA Little Journey. KSPO Organ; (9:48) KFRC Tour Hit Pa Henry VIII, which occurred in 1548. They talked about the weather in those days, too, but not so intelligently as weather enthusiasts do today, with all their modern scientific data and gadgets to back them up. The Weather Man talks about this week-end's weather in the following terms: Oakland and Vicinity Fair and mild tonight and Sunday but overcast tonight; gentle west wind.

Northern California fair tonight and Sunday but cloudy on the coast; moderate temperature; gentle, changeable wind off the coast. Sierra Nevada Fair tonight and Sunday; slightly warmer Sunday; gentle, variable wind. Sacramento and San Joaouln Valleys-Fair tonight and Sunday; slightly warmer Sunday; changeable winds. Santa Clara Valley Fair and mild tonight and Sunday; overcast in early morn- 4 P.M. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER I rade.

Jeaa Stafford' Orch. Antwerp Trobbe u.i IK A Cyril KROW Dance. "ST. PO (8:45) KJHS Dance. he will move his gong over to the opposition.

He and his Ama teurs will sell motor cars on their new Thurs-day spot via Colum-b i a while the Show Boat is ped 1 i coffee over National. uw. Ji Violin and Piano KHE Dance. (6:46) 10 P.M. KPO Eddie Fltgpatrlck; i KI.X Reeordlsi (4:45) Jlngletown Ga- (inilB) World Dnnee.

Selandia Sacramento Valley Malolo Republic Mountain H. F. Alexander Everett Santiam West Planter Nevadan Eureka Quinalt Olson Elizabeth Redwood Hull London Honolulu Honolulu Baltimore Seattle Seattle Grays Harbor Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia Coos Bay Crescent City Eureka tette. -e KPO Eddl Fitipatrlck.l 7PM t'i nv.i. I KPO Eddie FlUpatrlck Young's n.V,r.

KI.X New Pla.he.i Orchestra. i. I. It I Baa titerl at eHn (TilB) Danee Rhythm KFRC News; (10:16) KPO Natl. Barn Dance hiGO Riley Farley's Everett Hoagland' Orch.

Kirn Warren Rale. Vrcn KVA Dane. Two ship lines in regular Pacific-Argentine trade will supplement the tramp fleet with large consignments. Capt. Edward Green of the inter-coastal freighter Katriha Luckenbach reported to the Navy branch hydrographic office here that his ship encountered a surprise hurricane off the Revilla Gigedo Islands, near the mouth of the Gulf of California.

The ship was struck by a northeast gale completely without warning in pleasant weather and with the barometer at 29.78 inches, Captain Green said. The vessel was forced fo heave to as the wind quickly increased to full hurricane force, accompanied by torrential rain and mountainous seas that swept over her decks and hatches. It was seven hours before the ship emerged from the cyclone area, which traveled at a speed of 25 to 35 miles an hour, with its circular gale blowing up to 120 miles an KFRC Sol Bright' lrlTrMrVsArVyVVVVVMVWV Eureka Scotia songs; (4:15) Btudlo. KSPO Hal Grayson's "The Lily ol the Field," a comedy Of Other dayj involving a king and gome of his humbler subjects, will be presented by the Faucit Theater 1 1 i a (7:16) KROW Tune. Wonder i an amateur STEBLINO YOUNG Orcheatra, Artie Shaw and Orch.

FRATERNAL KJBS Dance. KNOW VTtchtowr; IKVA Ernie Smith (10:16) Dance. -f-1 s--rvi ri i iiryyrvvVijJ port; (7:16) Ballads. Kjns Music Salon. KSPO Violin and Dia no KRB Opera Oobo.

KM Record. 4:30 P.M. KLX Record. KHK Dance, (7:16) Bordan and Kent aonsra. ins; northwest wind.

Salinas Valley Fair and mild tonight, anil Sunday but morning fog in lower valley; northwest wind. Southern California Fair tonight and Sunday; rising temperatures east portion; gentle to moderate nordhwest wind off the coast. Nevada and Idaho Portly cloudy tonight and Sunday; local showers over mountains tonight; moderate temperature. Washinrton Unsettled ton'flht and Sunday; warmer extreme east portion Sunday; gentle southerly wind off the coast. Oregon Generally cloudy tonight and Sunday; unsettled northwest portion and on coast; warmer northeast portion Sunday; gentle, changeable wind off the coast.

Washlntton bounds Strait and Coast-Gentle, changeable, mostly southerly on the coast. Fire-Weather Forecast for California 10:30 P.M. Fort Bragg Noyo Los Angeles Celilo SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER ft Havre San Diego London Johnson Sydney Golden Cloud Baltimore San Bernardino MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 Charleston TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Marseille African Reefer London Steel Engineer Honolulu Port Allen Golden State New Orleans lacob Luckenbach Pythian ORGANIZATIONS IKROW On Wing of SSZ-ZVZSmmI 'i win. Hong; (7:15) Italian KI.X of the Stage.

parade on the Show Boat hour would hold those Show Boat customers who are torn between Lanny Ross and the Major. It is the move of the Major's Capitol Family from NBC that is really breaking the home ties, for the series has been an NBC feature for many years. You'll be able to dial the Capitol Family's CBS debut on KFRC tomorrow at 8 m. A young maestro of sterling (7:45) KPO Tom Brown' on' a JiV' Cowan; Oeorg Nlok- KJ" "7M fGems of Song. KPRO Columh Work- 7:30 P.M.

Orch. K(iO Jimmy Grier. 303 Knight of Pythiai KFHC Col McElroy' IKI.X Jewel Roai (T45) Victoria Rosebank Seattle Ruth Alexander Orch. WaarrVNrVSAAMrafVVVSrWVVVi KYA Dance: (10:46) IKPO tatl. Barn Dane KYA Baseball.

KSPO Studio; Swing Time. Kit OW Record. Sterling Toung Orch. Of the Air players on KLX tonight at 9. The cast will include a 1 Thomas McCune.

Kathyleen Fa ye and Rose Mary Frame. The Covered Wagon Jubilee With Stuart Hamblen -tad the Boysispre- setlf.pd over Ksfo ay Whldden's Generally fair but cloudy along north and central coast; slowly, rising temperature and falling humidity; 'gentle, changeable OA KLAND LODOB No. 103 meet Pythian Castle. 2th and Alice. Thursday.

September 10. Knleht Orch. KJBS Pop. concert. kb-hc Nio-ht Ooi.rt.

Seattle Point San Pedro Portland Brookings SUN, MOON, TIDE By U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, 303 Customs Building. San Francisco. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 KROW Dane.

iviir. necoru; n.ioi ri.H) Kit Dance. I a- KJBS Music Salon. nuiun KSPO Dance. hour.

Approximately 40 San Pedro purse seiners have gone to Northern California for the sardine season. A hundred others are repairing nets here, preparatory to the opening of the local sardine season November 1. Record. 5 P. M.

11 P.M. KROW Music Room Rank. l'HOS. r. SHAW, Chancellor Coi.imander, 1507 27th Aveau.

FR ultvale 1 1 20J J5. J. STEIN. K. of R.

ft 8., 810 Arlington Street, Piedmont: 6798R worth is Sterling Young, whose picture tops today's column. He has been1 signed to make disks for one of the big recording companies. He will contiriue as ba-toneer in the Palace Hotel through this month. At the conclusion of his Rose Room Engagement he returns to the Wllshire Bowl in Los Angeles. 'MM Sun Moon rises.

I Sun seta I Moon sets. KI.X Record. I (lltlS) wind. WF.ATHF.R CONOITIONS The outlook is for fair weather in California and the Southern Plateau region tonight and Stinday and for considerable cloudiness elsewhere in the Far West and unsettled conditions in Washington and Northwestern Oregon. Moderate temperatures will prevail in all parts of the Far West over the week-end.

'Outlook for September 7 to 1J for the Far Western States: Generally unsettled at beginning of week with rains In Washington, Otegpn and Idaho; mostly fair WPA program. Stewart Hnmk-kn icl.Renrdi. len' Covarad Wagon KRB Record. Jubilee. r.

M. MOON THASES KPO lack Meakln. KPO Jamboree. Mnilaal lolreei First Quarter Last Quarter K(JO Charles Runyan. KFHC Dick Jurgens' New Moon KGO Urant Fark Con- i Rdnn Mar Orchestra.

certs. ParkeiT. eontraltoi Jo KYA-wNight Hawks' Kent's KFRC Larry 303 aeph PnlVIno, vlollnlati Wlllard Butler, tenon Pythian Sisters Club. Orcheatra. KYA Resume; (6:06) KSPO Larry Let's Or Helen Wegmaa Par- chestra.

New; (6:16) facade. melee. alanlt. toward closrof week; temperatures below normal beginning of week and rising toward close. RAINFALL TO A.

SATURDAY Last Seasl. Nrml. Seasl. Stations 24 hrs. to date to date 11135 KROW Two Jacks; KLX daily from 5 to 6 p.

and every day except Sundays from 8:30 to 9 m. The program is offered through the courtesy of the Star Outfitting KSFO Maurice Hi KPO Henery King's (11:16) Dance. Sept. 23 2:12 p.m. Sept.

30 1:01 p.m. Sept. 7 7:14 p.m. Sept 15 9:41 a.m. Orch.

Orchestra CALANTHB TEMPLE No. 6 meet Pythian Ca-tle, 12t'h and Alice. Sep DOMESTIC PORTS ASTORIA Arrived, September 4. 7 a. Texmar from Aberdeen; J.

C. Fitz-simmons, hence September Ii 4 p. Amerika from Seattle; 9 a. Maunalei, hence September 10 a. Steelmaker, hence September 2.

Sailed, September 4, 2 a. Point Reyes for Mobile; 7 a. Kekoskee for San Francisco; 6 p. Daisy aMtthews for San Francisco; 1 p. West Shipper for San Francisco.

September 3, 5 p. Daisy aMtthews for San Francisco; 9 p. qorneville for Aberdeen. PORT ANGELES Arrived. September KJBS Dane.

KROW A KflO Lou Bring' Orch KHK Dane. Thompson, a 1 i kfrc Budda's Ama- Eureka (6:16) Dance. tenr. 11:30 P.M. The March of Time will mark time for a while after September 25.

On that date it will part company with its present sponsors. The magazine that started putting Father Time through his paces will use the program on its return to the air lanes for purposes best known to itself at the present time. Meantime 19 musicians, 21 actors, eight production and service men and 11 editorial and research workers are taking time out until time starts to march on again. Here are some outstanders which KJHS Vocalists. KYA News; (:16) The time and height of tides in the following U.

S. Coast and Geodetic Survey table are given for loot of Webster Street, Oakland. For Fort Point subtract 40 minutes. SEPTEMBER 5 TO SEPTEMBER 11 KPO Ran Wilde Or chestra. .00 .13 .37 .09 .00 .06 .13 .26 .04 .47 .19 T.

.00 T. .00 T. .00 .05 .03 .25 .00 .26 .06 T. .00 T. .02 T.

.00 .25 .04 .71 .00 .05 .04 .11 .00 .31 .07 .18 HRK Record. I "Komeo and Juliet' Records. Premier. 5-30 KROW Portugal (8:16) Italy. KCO Organ.

KFRC Larry Kent's Redding Sacramento. San Francisco Stockton. Fresno. S. Luis Obispo.

Los Angeles. San Diego tember 15. Official visit of Dis-Irict Deputy Grand Chief Helen Patterson. Initiation. September 12, regular meeting; White Star Council.

PytH-lan -Sunshine Girls, 2 p.m. CALISTA WILLIAMS. 824 Willow Street. Hayward 1947. ELSIE SAWYER, or It A 833 Walker.

HO lllday 390. Orchestra. Stewart Ham- kPO Drama, U. 8. F.

KYA Dane. KSFO a 1 1 I n' Orch. KROW Dane; (11:46) SAN FRANCISCO METEOROLOGICAL DATA Noon 5 pm. 5 am. Barometer (sea 29.03 29.93 30.03 Studio.

should be worth a trial on your 55.8 KRK Dance. KJBS (11:26) ten' uovarea wagon imltb Ballew, M. C.I Con' o-3) f.M. ilance Bennetts and KI.X Hnaleal Soiree. Hn Hunter In Irene KPO Charle Stenross' from I a Orch.

jlej. others. KOO XgVler Cugat. KOO Joseph Hornlk's KPRO Budda's Ami- (6:46) Education teurs. Totlny.

KYA "Romeo and KFRC Olaud Sweet- Juliet" Premier; (8:46) en's Orchestra; Soloists. Melody Lane. Dane. The Arion Trio Is heard over KLX tvery evening except Sundays from 0 to 7. The members of the group are Frances Wiener, violinist and director; Elizabeth Reeves, 'cellist, and Kathryn Woolf, pianist.

The Musical Soiree, featuring classical selections offered in an Informal manner, will be heard on KLX this evening from 8 to 9. The artists to be heard on this program tonight are Helen Weg- Temperature (dry bulbi 61.8 62.2 Temperature I wet bulb) 57.0 57.5 Humidity (per 75, Wind direction W. W. Wifid velocity (m.p.h.) .13 12 Weather Cldy. Clear 12 MIDNIGHT 54.0 89 W.

5 Cldy. 326 Royal Neighbors of America Dt. Time Ft. Time Ft. Time Ft.

Time Ft. H.W. L.W. H.W. L.W.

I 5 3.02a 5.3 in 2.39p 8.7 0.0 6 5.0 2.3 6.6 0.0 7 4.8 2.8 6.4 0.1 4.8 3.1 6.2 L.W. H.W. L.W. H.W. 9 0.1 5.0 3.1 6.1 10 0.0 5.2 2.9 6.1 II 0.0 8.4 2.6 6.1 NOTICE In the above tabulation of the tides the dally tides are given In the order of their occurrence commencing with the early morning tide in the left-hand colum early morning tide In the left-hand column and the succeeding tides as they occur.

On some days but three tides occur. The column of heights gives the elevation of each tide above or below the level on Coast Survey Chart soundings. The numbers are always additive to the chart depth, unless preceded by a minus (-) sign, then the numbers are substracted from the depth on the chart. (Signed) R. R.

LUKENS. KSFO Midnight Vag. KHOW Jamboree. KJHS Midnlte Club. KHK All Nlghter.

TEMPERATURES High Low I Hih Low Abilene 98 76 New Orleans. 92' 7B Amarlllo 86 66! New York 76 62 OAKLAND CAMP 17 meets Harmony Hall, I. O. O. F.

Temple. 11th. 4, Horace X. Baxter from Seattle. Sailed, September 3, Robert Luckenbach for Portland.

OLYMPIA Arrived. September 3. Pacific Enterprise from New Westminster. GRAYS HARBOR Arrived. September 4, 5 p.

Anna Schafer, hence August 30; 5 p. Timberman, hence September 8 p. Tacoma City from Seattle. EUREKA Arrived, September 4, 9 a. Vanguard, hence September 2.

September 3, 1 p. Unimak, hence September 1. Sailed, September 3, 4 p. Unimak for Crescent City. ABERDEEN Arrived, September 4, 2 a.

Corneville from Astoria. Sailed, September 4, 2 a. Texmar for Actorla. MAR8HFIELD Arrived, September 4, 7 a. Lawrence Phillips from San Pedro, Sailed, September 3, 10 p.

Alvarado or San Francisco. COOR BAY Arrived September 4, 4 p. Castle Town, hefice September 2. Sailed, September 4, 2 p. Maloja for Yokohama.

BELLING HAM Arrived, September 3, Mary from Alaska. SEATTLE Arrived September 4, Oregon, hence September Manoeran from Portland; La Brea from San Pedro; Mount McKlnley from Alaska; North Sea from Alaska; Emma Alexander hence September Cordova from Alaska; Yukon from Alaska. Sailed, September 4. Cant. A.

F. Lucas 701 Nome 52 54 North Head. 62 261 North 80 BANDITS BOB Oakland 65 man Parmele.e, pianist; Edna May Parker, contralto; Joseph Ptilvino, violinist, and Wlllard Butler, tenor. ShortRayves By BILL BAY Franklin, Friday, September 18. NURA THOMPSON, Oracle, 2617 Linden Street.

LAkeside 1841. ESTELLE M. DEPARADE, Recorder. 932 Madison. BE-42(r6M.

EMMA B. GROELLB, Oity superviaor, 214 Grand. TE-8868. Atlanta 88 Baker 72 Barrow 30 Boise 70 Boston 68 90 Buffalo 74 Calgary 78 78 Chicago 78 80 Cleveland 72 Cordova 58 Denver 84 Des Moines. 86 Detroit 76 Dodge I 88 VICTIMS Oak.

68 Ok la. City 98 Omaha 78 Phoenix 96 78 Pocatello 74 Point 59 74 Prince Albert. 80 Prince Rupert. 62 Quebec 60 Rapid 88 72 Redding 78 Reno 74 ututn 73 Dutch Harbor 56 dial: TONIGHT 5:30 Chateau: Smith Ballew, emcee will present the following guests: Constance Bennett and Ian Hunter In scene from "Biography;" Lillian Roth, songs; Jerry Lester, comedian; Captain Bert White, parachute jumper (KPO). 6.00-Your Hit Parade: Freddie Rich's orchestra, Edith Dick and Buddy Clark (KFRC).

7:00 National Barn Dance (KPO). Jf 7:30 Night Court of the people (KFRC). 8:00 Budda and Ms "Amateurs (KFRC). TOMORROW 8:00 a. m.

Major Bowes' Capi-tnp Family (KFRC). 10:00 a. m. Magic Key: "The Mikado" presented by D'Oyly Carte Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Symphony Orchestra, recruited from Philadelphia direction Charles O'Connell (KGO). 1:00 p.

m. Marlon Talley (new spot) (KPO). 4:00 Major Bowes' Amatear Hour (KPO). 5:00 Walter Wlnchell (first program since vacation) (KGO). 5:15 Paul Whlteman (KGO).

6:00 Community Sing with Milton Berle and Wendell Hall as leaders (first time for this program) (KFRC). 6:45 Fireside Chat by Presi VICTORY CAMP No. B2I meet Phillips Hall, 231 East 14th. Thursday, Edmonton Highlights on KLX tomorrow will include a broadcast of the dedication ceremonies for the Alameda County Court House, featuring talks fcy Mayor William J. McCracken, Officers of the Native Sons and of the Natjje Daughters, and other leaders.

Th prgram will be on the air from 2 to 3 p. m. El Paso Eureka Evans ville. Flagstaff Fresno Galveston. TRANSPACIFIC MAILS The following sailing dates and closing times of transpacific mails the main San Francisco postoffice are based on the latest information furniihed by steamboat companies: ORIENTAL September 7, 4:40 a.m., Genl.

Sherman. September 8, 6 p. Silverpeak. September 9, 11:30 a.m., Hawaii Clipper. September 10.

10:10 a. Tatsuta Maru. September 11, 4:40 a.m., President Grant. September 11. 1 10 p.m President Polk.

September 18, 1:1 a.m., President Pierce. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS Septetnber 8, 10:10 a. Manukai. September 9. 11:30 a.m..

Hawaii Clipper. September 10, 10:10 a. Tatsuta Maru. September 11, 10:10 a.m., Lurline. September 15, 1:10 a.

Mariposa. AND NEW ZEALAND September 8, 10:10 a.m., Manukai. September 15, 10:10 a. Mariposa. September 23, 11:30 a.m., Makura.

MEXICO AND SOUTH AMERICA September 11. 8:10 a.m., Chlrioui. September 12, 9:10 a. Pennsylvania. September 16, 6:00 a.m., West Ira.

September 18, 9:10 a.m., Santa Paul. September 18, 10:10 a.m., Talamanca. Rosebtirg 80 Roswell 90 Sacramento; V. SO St. Louis 84 St.

Paul. Ai'a. 56 Salt Lake City 7R San 94 San Diego 74 San Francisco. 64 Santa Fe 76 Seattle 70 Sheridan 84 Spokane 78 September 10. GRACE MOP.RISON, Oracle, 1822 Rosedale.

FR ultvale 7704W. ROSA COCHRANE. Recorder, 1409 67th. Berkeley. TH ornwall 2898.

EMMA B. GROELLB, City pervisor. TE mp4ebar 88l. Grand 82 Havre. 78 Helena 66 Honolulu 84 Huron 80 International Swift Current.

82 82 86 Holdup men took $121 from four victims last night but one was put into flight as a shot was fired after him. One of the bandits entered the White Log Tavern at 519 16th Street at midnight and ordered a sandwich and coffee from Basil Randall, manager. While Randall was in the rear room, the man punched the cash register and scooped $1.50. Randall grabbed a revolver, vaulted the counter and gave chase. He fired one shot at the fleeing bandit.

Mrs. G. Adamson, clerk In a chain grocery at 700 Madison Street, was held up by a youthful bandit who ordered a candy bar and then produced a gun. He herded her into a back room and took $10. M) 56 62 for San Francisco.

September 3, African Reefer for Portland; Victoria for Alaska; Taeom City for Aberdeen. SAN PEDRO Arrived, Setember 4, Otawasan Maru from Yokohama; 3 a. Emidio from Portland; 4 a. Texan, hence September 6 a. Timber Rush, hence September 2: 8 a.

Noto Maru from Hongkong; 9 Stiernehorg from New York; 9 a. H. F. Alexander, hence September 10 a. Greylok, hence September 11 a.

Knoxville City from Portland, 1 p. Wapama, hence September 1 p. Herman Frasch from Portland; 2 p. Point Chico, hence September 8 p. Ari-lona, hence September 3.

Sailed, September 4, 2 a. Carriso for San Diego; 2 a. Deroehe for Pauls-boro; 5 a. Springbank for Japan; 7 a. Athelcrown for Kobe; 11 a.

Sir Osborne Holmden for Auckland; 1 p. Malolo for San Francisco; 2 p. Stjerne-borg for Eraser Mills; 10 p. Admiral Gove for Portland; 8 p. Cornelia for Longvlew;" 9p.

Emidio for Portland; 8 p. Edwin B. De Golia for San Francisco; 6 p. El Canitan for Seattle; 9 p. Grena London; 11 p.

Getsuyo Maru for New York: 5 p. H. F. Alexander for gan Francisco: 10 p. Herman Frasch for New York: 4 p.

Noto Maru KITCHEN Tucson 326 Modern Woodmen of America Vancouver. Oft 72 94 64 KLX Juneau Kalispell Kamlbops. Kansas City. Kodlak Lander Los Angeles Madison Memphis. Miami Minneapolis.

Victoria. Walla Walla, Jos, II AM QAM.V 78 78 FOREIGN PORTS Wllllston 92 66 AUCKLAND Arrived, September OAKLAND CAMP No. 7238 meet th last Tuesday of each month, 8:04 p. at Hotel Colt. 1441 84 Modena 70 Winnipeg 84 Yakima 82 Yu)na 88 Needles 88 Monterey from Suva.

YOKOHAMA Arrived. September 2, General Pershing, hence August 10. HONGKONG Arrived. September 2, Illinois, hence July 10; Niel Maersk from dent Roosevelt (KPO, KGO and Tune for the following programs on shortwaves, Time is Pacific and other figures indicate the frequencies (in megacycles) on which the stations operate. Everything is subject to receiving conditions and changes without further notice.

TODAY p. m. News In Bngllah 3RO- 11.81 me. Ron. SiHO m.

"Tli Village Without a Bell" an operetta ll.IB-l.v and iiJ it 1177 me. Berlin. 4 p. m. Bl Chleo, Spanish revu me.

NBC. i40 p. m. IVew and announcements flgp.15.Bl, and OSC-ft-IS me. London.

v. m. Record or theatrical hrondcaat me. Pnrl. SiHO p.

m. n.mi Barn Dnne me. I to Bi4S p. Concert orcheatra conducted hy Anguit Brandt and prominent Veneanelan artlata vmt- mc. Caraeaa, Veneanela.

p. m. Bib Ben. The BBC Military Band. nnd mc.

London. SiilO p. I lot il Huntley nnd hi Mount Royal Hotel Orrheatra me. Montreal to Canadian p. m.

Polk mualo nnd mc. Berlin. p. m. IMewe In Bngllah mc.

Parla. TiAO p. Rns Morgan' or-theatra me. NBC. 8 p.

m. Paul Snlllvan, commentator. 8ilR Coney Island or-cheatrn W8X me. WI.W. 8 p.

m. Overaeaa program JVH-14JI me. Tokyo. IOiOH p. The BBC Rmplre orrheatra and me.

London. TOMORROW 12i4K a. m. News In Bngllah mc. and me.

Pari. 3 a. m. Recording me. Sidney, Auatralla.

5 a. m. Rtintlan program RV1S 4.28 mc. Khabarovsk, V. S.

8. R. 4 a. m. Natlre program II B-v ii I m.

and PLP-11 me. Java, a. m. Coast to Coat on a Bus Children' program, with Milton J. Croa conducting mc.

NBC. 8iS0 a. University of Chicago Ronnd Tnble niaeuaalon me. NBC. liSO p.

m. (iny Lrtmbardo'a or-eheatra mc. CBS. 2il0 p. m.

A Schubert Recital by Roy Hendrraon, baritone 17.711 mc. I.ondoa: PRECIPITATION Amarilln 2.50. Baker Boise .04 JVKKU). for Yokohama; 6 p. Point Chico foH Harrison Street.

Next regular meeting September 29 W. W. GIBERSON, D. D. Consul, 1440 Broadway.

TEmrla-bar 8412. P. Mj DOBBINS, Castro. HIga.te 1122. 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

7:.10 Tim and Irene (KPO). 8:30 One Man's Family (KPO) Two knife bandits took $108 I.om Charleston .54, Des Moines 1.44. Dodge .01. Duluih Havre .06, -Huron Jacksonville .54, Juneau .56. Kalispell .02, Kansas City .96, Nome .02, North Platte .01.

Omaha ,86, Prince Rupert .16. Rapid City .02, Redding .04. Reno .04, Salt Lake City .02. (JQtPus 11 p. Otowasan Maru for Yokohama; 7 Point Sur for Panama City; 5 p.

Quebec City for Cardiff; 8 p. Ruth Alexander for San Diego; p. Timber Rush for Albany; 9 p. W. R.

Chamberlln for Portland. Sheridan .10, Spokane .96, Swift Current .10. Tampa 1.98, Walla W.lla .34, Williston .10, Winnemucca .06. GLADYS CRONKHITE, Director Pickled Peaches 9 pounds fruit 4 pounds sugar, brown or white 1 quart vinegar 8 or 6 sicks cinnamon 1 tablespoon whole cloves 1 tablespoon whole mace Place vinegar, sugar and spices in greaerving kettle and bring to boll. Drop in the peeled whole peaches and let boil gently 5 minutes.

Remove from fire, cover and let fruit Mmain in the syrup overnight. Drain ayrup and spices from fruit, bring to boil, add fruit and heat thoroughly. 'Pack fruit into sterilized jars, cover with boiling syrup, allowing a few of the spices for each jar. Seal. New York.

ROTTERDAM Sailed. September 2, Lochmonar for San Francisco. SINGAPORE Sailed, September 2, Rose-vllle for San Francisco. KOBE Sailed. September 2, Hikawa Maru for New York.

LIVERPOOL Arrived, September 3, Gaelic Star, hence August. Nansenville, hence August 6. LONDON Arrived. September 3. Memphis City, hence August 2.

BELFAST Arrived. September 3, Samuel Bakke. hence July 21. SYDNEY Arrived, September 2, Vest-vard from Vancouver. NEW WESTMINSTER Arrived, September 3, Bessemer City from Seattle; Chris Knudsen from Balboa.

Sailed, September 3. Martin Bakke for 305 Native Daughters of tha Golden West ALOHA PARLOR No. 101 meet 3829 Piedmont Avenue. Norway Hall. TRANSPORTS The following are the approximate location of ships of the United States Army transporrservice: CHAUMONT-In Norfolk (overhaul).

CHATEAU THIERRY In New York. HENDERSON Manila to San Francisco. LUDINGTON To overhaul New York MEIGS San Francisco to Manila. REPUBLIC San Francisco to Honolulu. SCOTTSBURG San Francisco to New York.

SIRIUS In Norfolk. ST. M1HIEL In San Francisco. U. S.

GRANT San Francisco to New York. VEGA In Alaska. EASTERN PORTS BOSTON Sailed, September 2, Paul Luckenbach for Philadelphia. PHILADELPHIA Arrived, September 2, F. J.

Luckenbach, hepce August 10. NEW TOR Sailed, September 4, Walter A. Luckenbach for San Francisco. T. A.

Fontella, 854 Pcralta Street, as he walked toward his home with a friend at Eighth and Magnolia Streets. One of the men leaped out of the shadows and pressed a long-bladed knife against his groin. The other man took his wallet. Oscar Shepard, 476 Ninth SlreVt, reported he was slugged at Sin Pablo Avenue and Grove Streets and robbed of $1.50. i Body of Missing U.

S. Worker Found FAY'S STATION, Sept 5. Chief Walter K. McAdory of the Alabama Highway Patrol announced the body of Wesley D. Amott, resettlement administration investigator missing since Tuesday, was found today in a cotton field near here.

The skull was crushed from a heavy weapon. A man giving the name of Frank Greene, 29, was arrested Wednesday driving Amott's car near Demopolis, Ala. Tacoma; Abraham Lincoln for Portland. VANCOUVER Arrived, September 4, Aorangi from Sydney. September 3, Kinross from New Westminster; Rochelle, hence August 30.

Sailed, September 3. Pennington Court for Ireland; Kin Lid for South Africa; Kingsley for San Francisco. Tuesday, September MRS CLARA MURRAY. President 2334 26th Avenue. FR ultvale 6737R.

MRS. THELMA D. ROGERS, Secretary, 1283 Oak Street, Alameda, Alameda O304W. $2500 Estate Left To Child Contested Six-year-old Dolores Roche became the center of a $2500 estate controversy today in Superior Judge John D. Murphey's court.

She was named beneficiary in the will of her grandfather, John W. Wangan, 75, lumber salesman who died in September of last year. Her home is at 1918 Crosby Avenue, Oakland. Wangan's sons, John Jr. and Ernest O.

Wangan have entered a contest to the will on the grounds that their father was incompetent at the time he drew it up. The Wangans, who live at 1725 38th Avenue, have retained James P. Galiano as their attorney; Stanley Wood represents the girl and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har In his fireside chat tomorrow President Roosevelt will report on his recent trip through the drought area and will also discuss reemployment.

CHATTER AND PATTER Don Thompson has been appointed producer in charge of special events and will henceforth spend his time producing broadcasts of this type instead of announcing them. Rumorists whisper that Amos Jones is about to become a father. They insist that a blessed event is to be written into the continuity. Mrs. Jones, who was Ruby Taylor before her marriage to Amos last Christmas has so far dodged all the reporters, including Walter Winchell, Nelson Eddy comes back to the airlanes on Sunday, September 27, via v.

Nationwide CBS net. The program will emanate from Hollywood until Eddy's concert engagements take him East early next year. Talent is being signed up by WOR in preparation for coast-to-coast coverage when the Don Lee Broadcasting System and the Mutual Broadcasting System join hands late this WOR, which is the key station in the East, has obtained a rather lengthy list of names on the dotted line already, including: Benay Venuta, blond songstress; Welcome Lewis, contralto; Joey Nash, tenor; "The (9 319 Eagles IM CLEARED SEPTEMBER 4 TATSUTA MARU Ito, for San Pedro; Nippon Yusen Kaisha. SYDIC Larsen. for Brisbane; General Steamship Corporation.

PACIFIC PIONEER Campbell, for Von- couver; Furness Line. PEGASUS Hagstrom, for Suva; General Steamship Corporation. HIND ANGER Hansen, for Rotterdam; Interocean Steamship Corporation. PRESIDENT HOOVER Yardley. for Yokohama; Dollar Steamship Lines.

SANTA ELENA Prengel, for New York: Grace Lines. md OAKLAND AERIB No. 7, JBL- mpets I.OO.F Hall, 410 11th Street. No meeting LEGAL NOTICE 8 p. m.

Tim and Irene mc. NBC. 8i80 p. m. "Husbands and Wives" W8XK.t6.2T mc.

NBC. p. Ted Weems' orchestra W8XAL-iOH mc. MBS. 8ilK p.

ni Beator'a orchestra W8X A mc. MBS. 8 p. Overseas program, news In English mc. Tokyo.

old Roche. Monday, September 7, Labor Day. Get a candidal, for October 3. HARRY GROSS, Worthy Pr-tdent. G.

3. Secretary. 1121 Washington. HI grate llS. DR.

M. A. TORRANO, (JLe-court 0972, OLympic 44J. DR. CARL E.

CURDTS, GLea-codrt FR ultvale 4MB. L4DJHRAL WILEY Johnson, for Seattle; XOTICK BIDS FOR DRIVING PILES FOR FOUNDATION FOR III I Kill WALL The Board of Port Commissioners of the City of Oakland, at It office. Room 73, Grove Street Pier, will receive sealed bids on September 14. between the hour of 3:30 and 4:30 p. for DRIVING PILES FOR FOUNDATION FOR BULKHEAD WALL, NINTH AVE AmoL, former Mormon missionary, whose 'amily lives in Salt Lake City, disappeared at noon Tuesday when his superior in the resettlement office at Birmingham sent him to Montgomery, 100 miles south, to investigate a government case.

Pacific Meamship Lines. SAN RAFAEL McCarthy, for Portland; Wijliams Dimond Company. MATHEW LUCKENBACH Bordih. for Portland; Luckenbach a fabay Term, $100 Mate Pawned Her Ring, Wife Charges Her husband moved the furniture out of the house and stored it and pawned her diamond engagement ring and watch, Mrs. Dorothy Col BnsfHi nf luilTi 1,11,11 Fine for 5.

F. Driver 313 Danish Society Odin Lodge Grummits," family life series; Danny Lee, reconteur and the Mullen Sisters. lins, 33, charged in her divorce suit SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 5. John Zeides of 1274 40th Avenue, today began a 30-day jail sentence imposed yesterday by Municipal Judge Twain i 1 after Zeides was foual guilty of reckless driving.

A Frantien, for Portland; Swayne Hoyt, Inc. CANAL PORTS CRISTOBA Sailed, September 4, Southern Sun for Philadelphia; Kwansal Maru for New York. BALBOA Sailed. September 4, Tercero for Valparaiso; Greystoke Castle for Manila; Ensley City for Honolulu; Wisconsin for San Francisco; Hofuku Maru for Yokohama; Flomar for San Francisco; Santa Paula for San Francisco; Weser for San Francisco; Trondanger for San Francisco; Effingham for Shamfhsi. SOUTHERN PORTS CHARLES TON Arrived.

September Orafonian. hence August 14. NEW ORLEANS Arrived, September Edgar F. Luckenbach frofh Mobile. Sailed, September 2, Kktrtna Luckenbach for San Francisco, NUE PIER EXTENSION, uaxiano, California.

Form fit proposal and affidavit thereon will be furnished by th gratuitously, plans and specifications on deposit of JB.OO to insure return. Certified check In the amount of 10 of bid to accompany bid. Bond in full amount of the contract to be given by successful bidder. Contract to be entered into within three (3) calendar days after date of award. Work to commence within three (3) calendar day after date of Auditor's certificate to contract and to be completed within fifty (50) calendar day after date of aid certificate.

The Boi.rd reserve the right to reject any and all hid. Jk-W- ABEL, Secretary, BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS (No. 60-Sept. J. 1936-50 DANISH SOCIETT.

DANIA OF CALIFORNIA. ODIN LODGE NO. 1. Danish Hall. 164 11th Street.

Pays flO weekly sick benefit, 1176 funeral expense. Does if, 50 Next meeting Wednesday, September i. Remember Bay excursion. September PRESIDENT, M. A THOMSEN, 1634 (7th Avenue.

TSisladad 4096. SECRETARY, NICK ANDERSEN. 5436 Shaffer. OLympio 247. Young Worker Loses 4 Fingers in Press BERKELEYSept.

5. Carl Jeager 21, 3143 McClellan Street, Oakland, suffered the loss of four fingers on his right hand yesterday afternoon in an accident at the Universal Window 950 Parker Street. Jetger's hand became caught in a press on which he was working. He wmf taken to Berkeley General Hospital. on file today.

The couple's home is at 1551 Excelsior Street, Oakland. They were married in Oakland, May 2, 1922, and separated August 23, 1936. They have three children, Thomas 13, William, 10, and Jack, 8. The husband is Thomas E. Collins, a mechanic.

She charges he drank to excess and spent the household money for liquor. Her attorney is Albert M. Hardie. Mouse Trap Nips Large Gopher Snake WALNUT CREEK, Sept W. K.

Ridenger set a trap to catch a mouse. When the trap was examined the next day, a large gopher snaka had been eaught in it. The mi has not been seen since, Mrs. RieSfciger said. Zeides was also fined $100 and had hjs driver's license suspended for four months.

He wis accused of passing a halted automobile at Fell and Lyon Street on August 31, and striking and injuring a 8-year-old child. P.M. 1- jContlnu? E.U.