St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 26

ST.LOUISPOST-DISPATCH, PAGE 60 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1936 POST-DISPATCH vides that only new member of STOCKHOLDERS MAY INTERVENE 1 1 lUS FOOTBALL COACH COHZELMAN TO WED MISS ANNA FORRESTAL Wedding to Take Place at Seminary In Florissant; Third for Athlete. James 6. Conzelman, head football coach at Washington University, has announced he will marry Miss Anna Forestal, 3633 Cook avenue, at St, Stanislaus Seminary, Florissant, Saturday. Conzelman and Miss Forrestal have known each other for more than 10 years. It will be Conzelman's third mar Nothina fancy fust aood food ceoka4 as you like it.

SOe DESOTO GRILL LUNCHEORS Complete Salad specials ens other light frm. for dainty appetite. O. P. GrtathauM.

Mtna TOMORROW BOTH ma i ii i THEATERS MAN FATALLY HURT WHEN AUTO UPSETS Belleville Brakeman Lost Control When Blinded by Lights of Another Car. Walter Christian, 39 years old, Belleville railroad brakeman, died early today at St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Belleville, of fractured spine suffered yesterday when his automobile upset in a ditch as he was driving on the Lebanon road, near Belleville. The lights of an approaching machine blinded him as he reached a curve, police said, and he lost control of his car. Three other occupants of the machine were uninjured.

Man and Woman lilt by Auto as They Oct Off Street Car; A man and a women were Injured seriously this morning when they were struck by an automobile as they alighted from a street car at Vandeventer and Chouteau avenues. George Schmidt, a meatcutter, 2S27 Berthold avenue, Maplewood, suffered a fractured left leg and Internal injuries, Mrs. Anna Vall-rath, 6731 Mitchell avenue, who was thrown to the top of the automobile by the Impact and then rolled to the street, suffered skull injuries. Police arriving at the scene a short time after the accident, arrested a man when a witness pointed out his machine as the one which struck the pair. The top was damaged, the policemen said.

The man denied his car had struck the pedestrians and said he had stopped only because other machines had blocked his way. Movie Time Table AMItASSADOIt Mae West in "Go West. Young Man." at 11. 1:34. 4:18.

7:02 and stage show at 12:47, 3:31, 6:15 and 8:59. FOX "Three Men on a Horse," with Frank McHugh and Joan Blondell. at 12:50. 3:50. 6:45 and "Flying Hostess." at 2:20.

5:15 and 8:15. LOKWS "Love on the Run," starring Clark Gable and Joan Crawford, at 10:54. 1:06, 3:18, 5:30. 7:42 and 9:54. MISSOURI "The Case of the I'lack Cat," with Ricardo Cor tex and June Travis, at 1, 4, 7 and "Isle of Fury," at 3.

6 and 9:05. Oltl'lIKl'M "Valiant Is the Word for Carrie," starring Gladys George, at 11:29, 1:58, 4:27. 6:58 and 9:25. SIILUEKT Olsen and Johnson in "Country Gentleman," at 12:47. 3:55, 6:55 and "Daniel Boone," with George O'Brien and Heather Angel, at 11:30.

2:38, 5:38 and 8:46. ST. LOUIS "Dimples' (second run) at 2:07, 5:07 and stare show at 3:25, 6:25 and 9:25: preview of "Cain and Mabel" at 10:20. IN MISSOURI STATE LIFE SUIT Holder of 600 Shares Given Permis sion by U. S.

District Judge Davis. Abraham Tober, president of the Tober-Salfer Shoe and holder of 600 shares of stock in the Missouri State Life Insurance for which he paid $62,000 in 1930, today obtained leave to intervene as plaintiff in a suit now pending in Federal Court here, attacking the action of Supt. K. Emmet O'Malley in turning over the Missouri State Life assets to the General American. The suit, pending before Judge Charles B.

Davis, was filed by George H. Holley. Holley's petition asks that the Court appoint re ceivers to administer the funds turned over by Supt. O'Malley to the General American Co. "without authority," as the petition charges.

It Is asked that the receivers administer the funds "for the benefit of all creditors." Holley's suit is based on the con tention that O'Malley had no authority to transfer the insurance company's assets, though he may have had power to sell or reinsure the company. Tober's lawyers, in asking leave to intervene, said their action had been brought about by the revelations in the Sabath committee's inquiry at Chicago. The lawyers are William H. Woodward, Louis Mayer and Irl Rosenbloom. Royal Bond Employes Get Bonus.

Thirty-eight employes of Royal Bond," funeral supply manufacturing concern, 222 South Eighth street, will receive a bonus of one week's salary. This is the fourth consecutive year employes have received bonuses, George B. Laufer, president, said. DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY a I with POWgLt I ITKNCHOTTOnEfV! X-GAI rMuntjfM Vlr. I I l25e 1 TO NEW YORK DAILY NEWS SIGNS CONTRACT WITH GUILD Agreement Establishes "Preferential Shop for Members of Union.

By tbe Associated Press. NEW YORK, Dec. 2. The Daily News announced today the signing of. a 19-months' contract with the Newspaper Guild of New York establishing a "preferential shop" for Guild members.

The contract includes an agreement on a minimum wage scale and and outline of the rights of the publisher and of the editorial employes. "The minimum standards below which the publisher fchall not go," according to the contract, in weekly wages are: Rewrite men, copyreaders, makeup editors, caption writers $70; reporters (after three years' experience) $50; photographers (after three years' experience) $65; copy boys (after two years' experience) $20. The preferential shop clause pro- THE "BACK STREET" OF 1936! Freddie BARTHOLOMEW Jackie COOPER Mickey R00NEY 4 IAN HUNTER 0 PEGGY CONKLIM t' 2NI HIT A GRAND SLAM IN LAUGHS ram', rd. 1 ART ERWIN jJU Betty Fnrness Boht. Armntmng LAST PAY Maltrr 1 Bath Mary Hnaton Chatterton Astor Bath Chatterton DODSWORTH' PAT8Y KELLY CHARLIE CHASE in "KELLY THE SECOND" KAY FRANCIS GEORGE BRENT "GIVE ME YOUR HEART" FRANCIS LEDERER-ANN S0THERN "MY AMERICAN WIFE" STRUCK" Technicolor "sT "sw ISilll AMERICAN WINE S.A.

1 "3 TOMORROW I V-ZhttZSXZSi OPEN 6:30 3.i 'IDEAL SECRETARY' Associated Press Wlrephoto. MISS FAY NEWMAN rF Salt Lake City, who was so designated recently at the na-tional convention ot Alpha Iota, business sorority. $12,000,000 PHONE RATE CUT Reductions on Long Distance Calls by Jan. 15 Announced. WASHINGTON, Dec.

2. The Communications Commission an nounced today the American Telephone Telegraph Co. had agreed to reductions totaling $12,000,000 a year in its interstate long-distance telephone rates. The cut is applica ble to its Ions: lines system. The reduced rates are to become effec tive not later than Jan.

15, 1937. Commissioner Paul Walker said the reductions were the result of informal conferences of company officers and representatives of the commission's telephone division. 29 Chicago Street Cars Burn. CHICAGO, Dec. 2.

Fire- early today destroyed 29 street cars and part of the West Towns Railway Co. barns at suburban Oak Park. General Manager Bert Collett estimated the damage at about The Deer Head Tavern! 2409 WOODSON RD. OVERLAND, MO. ST.

LOUIS COUNTY Featuring SKEETS and FRANKIE? From K-M-O-X Every Wed. Nife 4 ssbw I mm it and uiVtftv Till noveiry soys From K-M-O-X Every Fri. Nite 1 Dav Woehrlas and His Swing! egsi a. a a- a iim urcntsira every sai. Lots of Fun Come On Our CLIFF LYMAN, MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM Frl Doo.

4, 2i30 Dae, 6, 8i30 SAINT LOUIS Symphony Orchestra VLADimm aOLSCMMANN, CanrfiKter FEATURING ORCHESTRAL WORKS Tlokete 7So to S2.SO at Symphony Box Of flea (Auditorium) ana Aeolian Co. Municipal Auditories. 0ra Mum The Brilliant Young Engliih Pianist ALEC TEMPLETON IN CONCERT Benefit St. Lonls School of Occupational Thrrapy. Tickets HOc, tl-OO, Sl.flO, $3.

Now on Sale at Municipal Aadltortana Box Office. MOW PLAYiJVO- CllUum CLAttllfT CHOW hinda BEMCr kivuk niiwar ufea.bi. rn tciiier'it Stttt tilth today st Ato-Han Go. OHttt. 1828 and Asdi torlum.

MAin 6560. SA A.hjt" i V- i i j. i Y4H riage. He was married tne nrsi time in 1924 to Miss Peggy Udell of Milwaukee, a former member of a Zlegfeld "Follies'' company. They were divorced, and this marriage was annulled by the Catholic Church a week ago.

Conzelman obtained a divorce on ground of desertion last Oct. 2 at Clayton from his second wife, whom he married in 1929, his petition stated. Conzelman has been coach at Washington University for four years. As a Washington University student he was a star quarterback. He resides at 7270 Lindell avenue.

University City. 4R 0PEN11 A.M. 20c TILLS t.vnwa.a irl FROM THE -FAMOUS NOVEL BY P. O. WODEHOCSE EMPRESS LAST DAY Joan Crawford Boht.

Taylor "THE GORGEOUS HUSSY" CHARLEY CHASE Comedy PLCS 4 OTHER IMTS APOLLO I Jo-l McCrea. rw Roiivirr I Joan Bennett, 'TWO IN A James Dnnn, Jnne Clayworth, TWO-FISTED GENTLEMEN BRIDGE 10c and 1 GREEN Pius 't Comedies. 4869 Nat. Bridgs ravrlinal i 'Devil DoU," Lionel Bar-Warainai rym0re. 'Clrenmstantial 6900 Florissant! Evidence," and China ware.

DM BTH II W'm. Powell. Carole T.om-bUmr IUn bard. 'MY MAN C.OIFREY.' 3145 Park Pat O'Brien, 'China GE? I Joan Bennett, Joel a- 1,1 -TWO IN A McCrea. TWO IN A Ann I Shirley, 'Chatterbox' Cartoon St.

Johns HOLLYWOOD St. Charles at 6th. Dnon Open 10:30 A.M. Claadette Colbert, Ronald Coleman, "-DER TWO Edw. E.

Uorton, NOBODY'S I A 6324 Bartmer 'Hollywood Boulevard' 'Border Flight' luoHkna Barr. Nite. M. Chevalier, IVannoe U. Oberon, 'Follies 3239 Ivanhoe I Gertrude Michael, 'Return of Sophie News, Novelty, Scrappy.

King Bee 1710 N. Jefferson J. Marsh 'Brilliant E. von Strohelm. 'Crime of Dr.

Kirkwood Rlrkwood, Mo. 'Satan Met a Bctte Davis. 'Hot Ross Alexander. LEMAYI 318 Lemay Ferry Road 'GREEN PASTURES' Lexington Adults Only. Edw.

E. Horton. 3408 N. Colon I 'HI Private 'THE PACE THAT KILLS' LYRIC I James Cajney-J. E.

Brown eth pme I 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' Arthur Treacher, 'THANK YOU JEEVES' M9clinrl Gloria Holden. 'Drarula's Iaii)rhter. J. Dnnn. 'Two- oixo Arsenal Fisted 13c.

Marquette 1806 Franklin Second Gertrude 'Morals of Lupe eles. H.SJ i a 10c Oe. China Nite. awiansss Chester Morris, ounter-2100 Pestaloszl feit. Crala Reynolds, 'Jail 1st Show 0:30.

complete snows MELVIN 2913 Chippewa Hot Ovenware. Show Starts at 6. 'Amateur Also 'Final MONTGOMERY RacerlTrackn 'Women 8705 N. lOtn Are S. fcrwia SHENANDOAH I PSffi; 2227 S.

Bdwy. Once at 8 P. M. Cinderella Cherokee A Iowa Joel McCrea, 'TWO IN A CROWD Robert Kent. THE CRIME OF DR.

AMATEUR CONTEST. Carole Lombard, ft! ELD A William Powell Grand. Miami 'MY MAN GODFREY' Gertrude Michael, 'SECOND Michigan Gene Raymond, Ann Sothern, WAI.KLNO ON 7224 Michigan Bruce Cabot, 'DON'T TlRN 'tM IIARCH OF I William Powell, Virginia Carole Lombard 5117 Virginia I 'MY MAN GODFREY' Robert Kect, 'The Crimea of Dr. A-tt-teas-rl ASniariU Ijmimy Duaa 'Girl From 3H20 Newatead I Conrad Nasel. BADEN 8201 N.

B'way Arthur Treacher, Thank Vim John Wayne, Sea Chlnaware. Taylor. 'Broadway 1 a-ia I mUii1v nf A 'Grand SOth Bresnea Jury. Chlnaware, CIRCLE 447C Eastoa Rosa Alexander, 'Brides Are Llka Donald Vooda, I 'ROAD GANG. Chlnaware.

LEE TWO IN A CROWD, Joan Bennett. Joel McCrea. 'JAIL 4360 Lea i June Travis. 11 jfcMiW) I STACKED ifiV I WITH STARS i ROBERT MONTGOMERY 7 Frssk MORGAN Billie BURKE fif Mil I AT the staff must become "Guild members. The clause of rights reads In part: "The parties to tnis agreement tecognize that the publisher has a constitutional right to speak, write and publish whatever it may deem fit." The news management also an nounced it would continue its em ployes' benefit plans and annual vacations.

The contract provides for the continuance of the News five-day-week and pay for overtime work. In this Group of Shows Every Pocketbook iM Today 25c to The Laugh Riot the Season; Funnier Than the Stage Play! And a Romance of the Air 'Flying Hostess9 With Jaditk Barrett William Gargan Astrid Allwya William Hall 1 WVK Tilt 9 Hnrrv! ljt 2 I)aS I 2Se Till 2 Hurrj'! I-a't 2 Days The Great Woman's Picture "VALIANT IS THE WORD FOB CARRIE" With GLADYS GEORGE Stage 8 tar of 'Personal Appearance' nn Mi TUF 3 It. After AS 20e 11 A. M. to 6 25e After 6 Children lOe Anytime "DANIEL BOONE" George O'Brien Heather Angel OLSEN and JOHNSON In Country Gentlemen" nd Double Show of fehort JNoveltiea STARTS FRIDAY BING CROSBY In 'Pennies From Heaven' With Madge Evans AND ON THE STAGE New Edition 'Your Hit Parade LAST Mae West.

'Ge Wart Yoon TIMES o.Man' and en the Staoe THURS. PAUL ASH and STARS. 25c 12:30 to 6 40e After 6 Children lOe Anytime Laat Times Today 'ISLE OF FURY 'Case of the Black Cat And Tomorrow TTJilliam LPGDL77l2G7Gj In 'ONE WAY PASSAGE' With Frank McHugh and SEE Public Killer Number 1 Hijack an Airliner JEAN MUIR-WARREN HULL EXTRA! This esk Only LAST TIMES TONIGHT Walter Huston Roth Chatterton 'DODSWORTH' PUTS COMEDT HIT Patsy Kelly Charlie Chase "KELLY THE SECOND" STARTS TOMORROW ir FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW Jackie Cooper Mickey Rooney "THE DEVIL IS A SISSY" Plus Laugh Hit Stuart En In Betty Furness ALL AMERICAN CHUMP Sell household appliances for cash through the Post-Dispatch For Sale Want Ad Columns. Call MA In 1111 for an adtaker. mImiiiihI, AND AFFILIATES AMUSEMENTS KAACIS LEI) EBER-ANN SOTHEKN, 'MI AMERICAN WIFE' I BRUCE CABOT, 'DON'T ICRN "EM CAPITOL I th end Chutnirt 1 Entertainment to Fit and Suit Every Tate! FRANK McHUGH JOAN BLONDELL GUY KIBBEE CAROL HUGHES ALLEN JENKINS Sam tevene Teddy Hart 'ii 44 4 1 i i 25c to 6 40c after 6 BEGINS TOMORROW LlcMC SJ 031 He Does His Best in the Clinches With Marion Davies Allen Jenkins Roscoe Karns SO Minutes of Fun Packed Entertainment WENCES "I'M NOT AFRAID" Marcy Broa.

Beatrice A Comedy Variety Offering' EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION! BUD BLATTNER BILL PRICE Table Tennie Tactics 1 6-ROXYETTES-l 6 New Sensational Routines FREDDY MACK AND BAND Sweet Swing Rhythm rSjsr nnifi toda SHIRLrY TTMDI kr In "DIMPLES" -And On Stage AJ "JVhltey Roberts-Walter Nllsson Keene Twins Via A Lamarr Ted a Al Haldman Freddy Mack's Swing Band 18 ROXyETTES 16 In Sensational Bicycle Routine x.itrai cxtral iT. 010 and see rom- PJ; V.w' P'u preview of 'CAIN AND MABEL at Tonight's Prevue. UPTOWfl 4900' DEIMAR STARTS THURSDAY r-q-IVrs Greatest' HUMAN DRAMA! coopinnooriEY Plas xnd ieature sbibbbbssi STUART BITTY ROBERT ERWIN FURNESS ARMSTRONG "ALL AMERICAN CHUMP" Last "Dodsworth" Day 'Kelly the Second' ag.THUR. SHOW STARTS IiSShb MICIIV What Man 4f MSSP 2 DOORS OPEN 6:30 GET THIS MAN WHO! WALKS WITH A CANE! With JOSEPH CALLEIA FLORENCE RICE ROBERT YOUNG LEWIS STONE VARSITY LAST DAY Joan Crawford Robt. Taylor "THE GORGEOUS HUSSY" GLORIA STL" ART.

"36 HOLKS TO KILL" OVERLAND Overland, Mo. Ann Harding, Walter Abb. The WltneM Chair." To4i Kelly Comedy. News. OZARK I I2TH ANNUAL Webster Groves! POLICE BENEFIT tor Webster Groves Police Heparin- show and Warner Oland In 'Char lie Chan at the Race Aim Joan "''y in TO SATI DA WILL ROGERS, 30iocnio JANET CAYNOR ii 'STATE FAIR' Henry Hunter in 'YELLOWSTONE' Pauline 'Naughty Lillian lax ton nette MacDonald, fcddy.

'FINAL H0U Ralph Bellamy. Dinner Plymouth 1175 Hamilton Adults Onlv Bette DavU 'Satan Met a ladif "THE PACE THAT KILLS" 2 Complete Shows, 6:30 and 9:13 PrinCf Rnn Comes Mu; I Boland. 2841 Pestaloszl I Lew Avres. Comedy, News and Dinhes Red Wing 45S7 Virginia Kay Francis In 'IVHITr 'Rainbow John Wayne. Richmond Clayton A Bit Bend TRAIL OF THE I0VT SOME PINE' and -LOU, BEGLNS AT RIVOtLI Crosby.

ANYTHIM liOt.S.' Barbara uawyf Din fltai lllive ID Kt.il DOniU I 'Walklnr on Air Gene Ra watin mond. 'Hot Bm 8479 Robin I Alexander. Dinner ware. Shady Oak Clayton, Mo. 'Crime of Dartt Forbes' and 'Doti Gamble With lov.

STUDIO LAST OF THE MH HHANS' and 'BnaUrl dio iiiti. Dnoe jiuqa ininp'" Temple FERGUSON Cheater Mnrrli In Toaatr Rnser Pryor. Barrle, 'Ticket to Fsradw WEBSTER Hadley Clinton Raft. 'Voors It he KandotM I Scott, 'Sudden Uallctnn IJohn Boles, Rosalind i sri Train vr. 622(1 EastOD Gloria Stnart In CRIME OF DOCTOK Robt.

Taylor, 'La Fiesta de Sanla Barton VILL ROGERS 1 'rS saix a m. A It wlt rner Baxter, I7ui- IJonl Barrymnrf. "ROAD TO GUU ia una a hJl.rt-m. I- ROBT. TAYLOR, JOAN CRAWFORD in fThe Gorgeous Hussy PLUS 36 HOURS TO KILL COLUMBIA Doors Open 5 Show at 6 6257 Southwest 9 P.

"Tho Groal Ziegfelii Powhatan lexamh 3111 Sutton I 'OTMOyiy June Travis. 'JAIL BRLAK. nnM ROXY KATHARINE HErBCRN. uanv 4tv Kff ITLAND 'VelloW UivM WHITE WAT i fRf 6th Hickory I 6039 N. B'way I I-' FALLON I 4026 W.

Ftoriasaat! Joha aar. Fuzzi Knight, 'SEA O'; QUEENS pV. 4704 Maffltt I Gene BAnws fSillhurvl ht- Taylor. saiisouryj Meiodv of i'1' 2504 Salisbury 'Grand I-1 1 HE SHADOWS W-l THE LIVES OF WIVES, XsWi CHILDREN fi 1 i GIIANAD A 4523 Gravoit I1I-POINTE 1001 MeCautland Grmnit A Hebert ar -m-'aew Oalaiar A a Euolld i UNION Union A Eattow i DICK Ixtrctta POWELL-JOAN BLONDELL, "STA Yonnr-Don Anwhf. In "STAGE Warren Hllllam.

'CASK OK THE VELVET CLAW Lynne Overman, 'THREE MARRIEI MEN' AUIII-UT i 5 CONGRESS 402J Ollya Clark Qable-Jack Oakle, 'CALL. OF WILD', Morris In 'Counterfeit MAKCH-OHVIA UK HAV1LLAND ATH(WV ADVERSE' 'GIRL OF THE OZ ARKS' Ctilnawnrf Chester I-KEUK1C FLORISSANT 2 Brand and Morltiant Inrtnla Wcldlcr, "GRAVOIS 23I 8. Jaffarion TON Fredrle March-Olivia RITK JONES. MORENO AUCTION de Havtlland. 'ANTHONT ADVERSE 'RIDE 'EM COWBOY' I Frdrle March-Olivia de Havllland.

'ANTHONY ADVERSE' Arthur Trrarher, THANK VOIT JEEVES' Bine Dlnnrrwar gSIIAW It" l4lng Iketrv 4 I4H tit. ti.lt MskM Sevcnlti 1 1. St. 12.22 Mat. Sat.

U.I T.J.. CC.0j1.ei 11 Hovel, Startlinfl. Thrlllint Mrstery Play NIGHT OF 16 JANUARY $3 for your vote on Jury choeea from dleaco Mch performance. SPECIAL! ALL-WOMEN JURY AT THE MATINEES Vi" MM. 16 KT SEATS TOMORROW Matleee We4nesdsy ul Satmrday SAM H.

NAfiMS prfnt COWL LAW Frnm an Entire 8eeeon at The Muale Box Theatre on Broadway NlfMi. tU tl.ll. fl.U, $2.22. $2.71 Mst. We, 8L.

tSe, tl.ll. tl-U. DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY OILY Anne Shirley-Guy Klbbee, 'M'LISS Warner Oland, 'Charlie Chan at Race Track' JAMES CAGNEY JOE E. BROWN 'MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM DICK POWELL-FRANK McHUGH-HUGH HERBERT" "KINGSLAND LAFAYETTE 1143 S. Jcffarton 5IAFFITTlr WITH The ANITA LOUISE-JEAN MUIR-Mltntl Kuunu Jones Family, BACK TO NATURE.

-Pliney Kevue" Jane Wlthera-rinky Tomlin, -PADDY O'DAY BI CK JONES, 'RIDE 'EM COWBOY' TALENT CONTEST GIRL OF THE OZARKS RIDER OF OUN CREEK' vtrginia'weidler, JONES, 'BOSS AMATEI SCHOOL JUVENILE REVIE ON STAGE Shirley-Gay Klbbee In WAYNE In 'SEA Smapeewood 7170 Manrhitr i MIKADO Stivoli ninimwi 6851 I S8SI A itUCail 1 Delmar I Lynne 3IAN CHESTER I 5 4247 ManehMti BCCK Eartoil I "(350 Dalrnar MLEKTGE Anne JOHN GARY 'THE Lew Victor COOPER MADELEINE CARROLL GENERAL DIED AT DAWN Ayres-Mary Carlisle, LADY BE CAREfTL' McLalen, JTH MAfl VITIES'T Overman. THREE MARRIED MEN' Loaelng Soprano Metropolltsn Opera, Hollywood and Radio SYMPHONY ORCHISTRA, CENNARO PAPI, CONDUCTOR MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM T0NIQHT, 8:30 Aadltsrlom Tlckt! Off let Opts st liSO Thlt Evtnlnr. X1CKETK. SOe, St.OO, l.80, $3, S3 AND f5 HMtta at An frWa Will Be Arallable. "Blanche, Be Sure to Listen-In on KSD's Daytime Star Programs Enjoyable Entertainment Throughput the Day by Radio's Popular Stars.

THURSDAY'S FEATURE PROGRAMS 8:05 A. M. "Spotllnht," sketch. 8:10 A. M.

Streamliners. 8 :40 A. M. tqaest pro- irram. 9:00 A.

M. "Mrs. Wlsrs of the Cabbace Patch," eerlaL 9:15 A.M. "John's Other Wife," serial. :45 A.

M. "Today's Children." 10:00 A. M. "David Haram," serial. 10:15 A.

"Back 8tae Wife." 10:45 A. M. Joseph Oalllcchlo's Orchestra. 1 1 :00 A. M.

Post-Dispatch Headllaes. 11:15 A.M. "Story at Mary Marlla." serial. 11:30 A. M.

"Tbe BafeeaaaMit Club." 17 VI Rryd Uts 7-i0 TrlJlfllNG A 50C (JHB ADJ'f ACTS 505 ChemUal Buildinfl 13:45 P.M. Mitchell Shatter's Orchestra. 1:00 P. M. Allan Clark, baritone.

1:15 P. Waahlngton University Educational Series. P. M. 'Spotlluht," sketch.

1 :4 P. M. Jose Cortes' Orchestra. :00 P. M.

Pepper Younjt's Family. 2:15 P. M. "Ma Perkins." aerial. 3:30 P.M.

Vie and Made, sketch. 3:48 P.M. The O'Neill's, sketch. 3 :00 P. M.

Style Show. 3 :30 P. M. Bmee Gerdoa, baritone. 3 P.

M. Sim oil. 0:15 P. M. Tom Mix Stratcht Shooters.

5:30 P. M. Terry and Ted. 0 :45 P. M.

Little Orphan Annie. 6:00 P.M. Associated Press Naws. NEWS BROADCASTS 8:00 A.M. Press News.

1 12:10 P.M. Market Report. A.Mv Press Radio News. I i.mu inni.i.ii 1 A.M. Post-Dispatch Headlines.

I X2 Now Preaa News. I.