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THE BAKEHSP1ELD TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1941 The Oklahoma Kid" Stars James Cagney "Tho Oklahoma Kid," starring James Cngney, comes to the Kern screen tomorrow bringing with It a rush of action and excitement as a territory prepares to become a state. THb cast Includes Humphrey Bo- gnrt, Rosemary Lano and Donald Crisp, and action In the United States Navy Air Service Is the theme "WlngS Over Honolulu," Hlnrrlng Rny Mllland and Wendy Barrle. "In the Navy" Plays California Theater Abbott nnd Costello and the Andrews Sisters, who scored a sensational hit in "Buclc Privates," are reunited In the new comedy, "In the Navy," now showing at the California theater. Sharing stellar position with the two comedians Is Dick Powell, who plays his first singing role In several seasons. Thrills are abundant In the second film, "Scotland Yard," starring Nancy Kelley.

NAMED COLLEGE HEAD SALEM. Aug. 12. (A. Dr.

Curl Sumner Knopf, director of religious education at the University of Southern California, was named president of Willamette University today. Campus Sparkler Ruby Kceler OLD That Ghost," starring Bud Abbott and Lou Costello Is now showing at the Fox theater. Bud and Lou run Into trouble when they Inherit an old mansion on the outskirts of town, and Lou finds a murdered man In a cob-webbed closet. With it Is "Sweetheart of the Campus," itarrlng Ruby Kecler as a college co-ed In a musical college. Included on the same program Is a Walt Disney cartoon and the latest news reel.

Bests Dominguez TO OUR PATRONS: We thank you for your generous response during the sale of our bonus weeks tickets. It has made a grand vacation possible for all of us. May we remind you of the limited time left to use them and wish you many happy hours of entertainment. Sincerely. The STAFF.

ZOtn jnd By KALI'II KKEISER WHYTE, lightning tan puncher from Chowchllla, looks more professlonal-llko each time we see him and last night at Steve Stre- Hen's arena he looked like a million dollars as he roplered out a four- round decision over Eddie Domln- guez, as fine a fighter as ever trod the local canvas. in Rood condition anil his timing hot, RHVO Eddie beating from the first round and several times had the local boy on his knees from the terrific pounding. Only boxing skill and courage kept Eddie going in the lust two rounds. In one of several decisions which certainly were adverse to the judgment of ringside and press box, Rubber Rowan got a draw with Richard Oimlin, tough, swift puncher who had Rowen smacked all over the ring. The only basis on which the decision could have been rendered a draw, In this writer's opinion, is that Glmlin failed to knock Rowan out.

Ho 'did everything else to him. Another one of those things gave Rita Bit rajas a draw with Gene Posey, who made Barajas look as bad as we have ever seon him look last night. Posey had the Wild Red Berry Will Clash With Vargo for Title Belt FOX Lily Pons to Open Week (Associated Press Leanrtt Wire) HOLLYWOOD, Aug. Pons, coloratura soprano who holds the Hollywood Bowl attendance record of 20,000, will open the bowl's sixth week of symphonies under the stars tonight. She will sing excerpts from Donizetti's "The Daughter of the Regiment." Andre Kostelanetz, her husband, will conduct the orchestra in the what "Grand Canyon" suite by Ferde Grofo, former Angcleno.

and in i other results were us follows: Ver- Weinberger's "Under the Spiralling i non Drake kayoed Larry Garcia In the fourth; Jim Padilla and Ira Hob- erls hattk-d to a draw; Joe Munoz got a two-round chiller ovor Henry Hadilla; Eddie Johnson declsloned Johnny Ffrricra, and Frank Rose lout a four-round decision to Frank bolls. INNER of the tremendous mat tournament which was held a week ago, Billy Vargo, handsome, capable young wrestler, will be the challenger of Wild Red Berry tomorrow night to determine who Is the holder of the championship belt of his weight. Berry, although beaten by Katonan last week In Los Angeles, had already signed to meet the tournament winner here. The state athletic commission IE holding the belt. Jesse James will battle George Dusettl In the first seml-wlndup and Dude Chick and Danny McShaln will battle In the second seml-wlndup; Felipe Romano and Red Lyons will clash In the preliminary.

NINE HOMERS FELLOWS, Aug. Murvale Oilers won a free-hitting tilt, 12-9, from Bank of America. A total of nine homers featured the contest. Murvale batters collected five round-trip tickets and the bankers four, Including two by Layfield. Tonight the C.

Y. O. plays the Moose at Franklin Field In Taft and the Seventy-third Air Base meets the Odd Fellows at Lincoln diamond. Wild Red Berry in his hands right from the start and Rito's famous "Into start" came I too late to make him look like a I contender, at least from our seat. Hut Referee Frank Cinrlo gave him i a draw with Posey and maybe IIP he was Box SCORES AMERICAN LEAGUE BOSTON NEW YORK All.

H. 0. A. n.DIM'lo.rf 4 It Sppni'r. cf 0 0 Fox.

rr (13 Williams. If 1 1 ss 4 1 Tabor. 5 2 Docrr. 2ti 4 1 Klnney. Ih AH.

H. O. A. Chestnut Tree." 8 Wilson, 4000 Offer "Dragon" BOX OFFICE OPENS 6:45 FW7-75HI NOW Here's That All-American Laugh Team! mi Plus "Sweethurt of the Campus" RUBY KEELER I GET SCARE TAFT. Aug.

12. Side Mer- Gordon. 2b 4 Ilolfe. nil 4 IMnrirh.rf 2 Kfllcr. If 4 IlIcKry.

4 4 Sturm. Hi II Illcucr. Stanrcu. 0 4 1 0 5 0 1 3 2 1 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE PHILADELPHIA AH. II.

O. A. 1 200 Totals Totals Srnic dy Ilovton New York (Pint game) ST. LOUIS All. II.

n. A 31 4 27 12 001 600 ...000 000 Ueffnrr. 2b t'hft. 5 Mrquiun. II) 4 Ju'lnlrh.

i-f 5 Urai-e. rf 4 llcmdino.ss 4 SulM. chanth. league leaders in the Recrea- cull'bine. If 4 lional League, received a Ill-inning scare from the Standard Oilers Monday night at the Lincoln Field.

Tho Merchants were forced to go three extra heats before winning the i game, 8-7, in 10 frames. Cameron. Frances Gifford, Robert Benrliley OW playing at the Nile theater Is "The Reluctant DniKon," Walt Disney's latest full length in which he combines repulnr motion picture leftflelder, scored the winning run. Heasley was the winning chucker. At Franklin Field the Texaco, another supposedly weak club, pulled an upset to beat the Three-hundred- twenty-eighth Squadron soflballers, 7-fi, in a fast game.

Bob Mueller, winning chucker, aided in his own victory with a home run. BOWLING MATCH DELANO. Aug. 12. 40 pins NILE NOW I PHONE 7-7118 I Box Office Opens 6:45 The Newest Thing in the Funniest! Owo' ta HUUirtAlK TECHNICOIOI bv HO SADlO P'Clum, Inc And Anita Louise, Russell Hayden "TWO IN A TAXI" 1808 CHESTER PHONE 2-9321 DAtLV TftOM I 30 PM NOW PLAYING ABBOTT and COSTELLO "IN THE NAVY" And "SCOTLAND YARD" photography with animation to bring ahead of their opponents from the a new type of comedy to the screen, first match, Bill "U'halen of the L)e- Seen In the living roles are Robert la no Bowling Court, and B.

C. Trip- Benchley, Frances Cifford and Norm lett are meeting Jack Moore of Ferguson. Also showing Is "Two In a Taxi," starring Anita Louise, Russell den and Noah Beery, Jr. Frank's Bowling Court, and Dick Miller of the Bakersfield Bowling Academy, at 8:30 o'clock tonight In a return match at the local bowling court. Aukpr.

Trailer, Ncwlin. 4 4 0 II II II 1 CHICAGO All. H. 0. A.

5222 Kuhel. Ill 2141 Wcbli. l) 0 1 II Kreeiich. cf 3 2 4 0 WrlKht. if 4 4 II 0 Anpllnit.

ss 5 3 2 2 HOBS. If 4030 Kennedy, 3b 5 1 2 1 Tresh 4181 3012 llollell. 1 0 0 Apliletun. 0 0 0 36 14 27 Benjamin.rf 5 4 Marty, rf Ktten. Ih hliwhller.

If 4 May. .11) 5 ss 4 Warren, 4 llCL-k. 4 BOSTON All. K. O.

A Moore, rf Cooney. rf Slstl-nb If Waner. Ih. Sh Miller. llassi'lf 2 Lamanna.

0 .1 1 IH-mareer M.IM; Totals 4U 15 27 Tnials for Beirrs In fonrlh. tHatted tor In seventh. Iltattetl tor Postdcl In ninth. Score by I) 1 1 2 1 in 0 4 0 2 0 1 0 I) (I II 0 0 0 0 II II II 1 0 0 Philadelphia CHICAGO All. II.

0. 040 ono 000 100 ST. LOUIS All. H. O.

A Permanent Doubles Team Totals 39 14 24 10 Ti.lnls Mlaiird fur Nfwlin in ninth. Score tiy St. Louts ion 200 9 Chicago "01 002 (Second game) ST. LOUIS CHICAGO AH. H.

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Tola 15 9 0 3 0 .1 0 2 0 3 II 1 4 1 Knllowav.lb 5 Webl). 21) 5 Krecvich. cf 5 Wright, rf 5 Applinff. ss 5 HOOK. If 4 Kennedy.

3b 4 Turner, 4 HIISS. 0 .1 4 ti 1 225 020 0 3 0 5 4 0 1 0 1 3 1 1 3 1 (I 0 0 1 0 2 000 Hudson. 2b 5 Lavaretla.rf 3 Hark. 31) 4 4 3 Dahlgren.lb 4 CJeortie. 4 Sturgeon, 3 Strlrwrt Frenrli.

Moot.v, Ltibert 1 1 0 1 2 3 0 10 II 1 0 II 0 0 0 0 0 I) 1000 C'respt. 21) Moore, cf HopiJ. if II) Tripli'M. If I'rablree. If ISrown, Jb Marlon.

ss Mancu.so. Wa rnt'kf. (jumbert, 1 0 4 0 130 0 1 0 1 13 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 103 323 0 I) 1 0 1 000 Totals 35 "24 2 Tola for Sturgeon in ninth. lor Ualan In ninth. Ulaticti (or Mooty In nimrr.

Scoic by Chk-aiio tit. Louis 32 13 By LKONARI) TfROSKI A last ditch stand to stay In run nlng for the Major League race at Olympic Field Softball park, El Tejon Refinery tangles with the pace-set- Ing Belrldge Oil nine tonight In the 'eature game, hoping for the win hat will once more put Bolridge vithln their reach. A win for Kl Tejon will place Belrldge in a tie with Superior for first place and eave the Refiners breathing on their necks just half a game behind. A win for Ilelridgo will nearly cinch he second half championship for them. Manuel Duran, string bean mrler, vlll be on the mound for El Tejon and Fireball Ralph Ilobbs will chuck for Belrldge.

Chester Finance cnme from behind to squeeze out close 2 to 1 win over Diiigh Stewart, Fairground League champions, in gin overtime eight-inning exhibition hnll game. Charles Jonns. youthful I) chucker, matched big Milt Long inning for inning, holding the Finance men to five hits. Daigh Stewart nicked LOUR for six hits. Daigh and Stewart scored in the fifth Inning.

Barlffe hit safely, but was forced at second by Simmons. Simmons too second on an error and scampered homo when Cerro threw wild trying to put out Cantieny at first base. Cerro made up for his hobble scoring the run that tlod up the game. After walking and taking second on a pass ball, ho came home on a sharp single by Apperson. In the eighth inning Millptt walked and Milt Long won his own ball game, driving a long double to the left field corner to score Millet.

Motor Center turned on tho power to blast out a 9 to 2 win over Kern Rock and move into a tie for second place In the Minor loop. Paced by Gardner who slammed out two triples and drove in five runs, the Motor boys scored once In the first and fourth, four times In the fifth and three in the sixth Inning. Ray Carter, weak at the start of the game, grew stronger as the game went on and held Kern Rock to two hits in the last five innings. Two brilliant plays highlighted this game. In the fifth inning Frui- sor made a diving catch of a line drive to center to rob Motor Center of two runs.

Ray Meagher caught a long drive In center and threw a perfect peg to the plate to nip John Echenique trying to score from third. Koviifs are now threat to sweep national championships at Forest Hills, August HO-September 6. Seventh-raiiKiiiB Virginia Wolfetiden, frequently called prettiest girl in tennis, and Frank Kovaes, No. 3 nationally, reveal secret marriage. 010 040 041 100 42 ir 2: TotaU 40 11 27 14 for Havnes in ninth.

Score by St. Louis 441 000 Chlcaso 100 100 3 List' Day CHE.STLR. KERN Day PHONE 7-7O84L" Oul OAUV IKDM I )e Dead End Kids, Leo Qorcey "Bowery Blitzkrieg" ARLEN AND DEVINE of the Desert" Tomorrow at 1:30 P. M. United States First Line of Defense In the Pacific! "WINGS OVER HONOLULU" Ray Milland Star of "I Wanted Wings" Wendy Barrie Second Big Hit- JAMES CAGNEY HUMPHREY BOGART "Oklahoma Kid" I LAST DAY JEAN ARTHUR "ARIZONA" George O'Brien "THUNDER MOUNTAIN" TOMORROW LLOYD NOLAN Dynamite" Tyrone Power "MARK OF ZORRO" RIVERA Only 25c Theater in the Valley Cooled by York Refrigeration DAILY SHOW 6:30 P.

M. LAST TIMES TODAY Alice Faye, Jack Oakie in "The Great American Broadcast" Also Marlene Dietrich Bruce Cabot in "Flame of New Orleans" News Cartoon Tomorrow Only "REPENT AT LEISURE" "LADY WITH RED HAIR" 'ARVIM MI i i i' DAILY SHOW 6:30 P. M. Walter Pidgeon, Joan Bennett In "MAN HUNT" Also MARLENE DIETRICH In "Flame of New Orleans" News Cartoon STARTS TOMORROW "Scattergood Baines" "JENNIE" TAFT HIPPODROME Today Tomorrow PHONE Oretr Ginon "BLOSSOMS IN THE DUST" In Tuhnloolor "DANCE HALL" DAILY SHOW 6:45 P. M.

Ray Mllland, William Holden In "I WANTED WINGS" Also Edmund Lowe, Una Merkle In "DOUBLE DATE" News Cartoon "COWBOY AND THE BLONDE "SLEEPERS WEST" Crafts Shows Opening in Bakersfield Set Tonight HK Crafts Shows will play a return engagement In Bakersfield at the Kentucky street circus grounds In Kern starting today and terminating midnight Sunday, August 17. The carnival this season has been streamlined and brings many new attractions and modernistic features. There will be over 20 attractions with the Crafts Shows, including all the popular thrill rides, fun castles, side-shows, freaks, mechanical exhibits and others. Stellar attractions to be seen on the midway are: Glamour girls' revue, Miss Clara Morten- tensen, lady champion wrestler; topsy turvy fun house, arcade of wonders, Miss America of 1941, Village of Borneo, dude ranch entertainers, athletic stadium, monkey circus and trained animals. Some of the mechanical thrill rides are the new aerial bomber planes, flying scooter boats, mechanical octopus, whip, rolo planes, tilt o-whip, auto skooter cars, fly-o-planes, giant fer- ris wheel and streamlined merry-go- round.

There Is also a playground and many miniature attractions will be found there for the youngsters. The Crafts Shows will exhibit in Bakersfield for one week only and all attractions will be open each evening at 7 o'clock and run continuously until midnight each evening. VIRGINIA Admission 20o James Stewart, Hedy Lamarr In "COME LIVE WITH ME" Also GENE AUTRY in "SUNSET IN WYOMING" News Comedy PRIZE NITE TONIGHT Skating Specialties Special Prizes FUN FOR ALL Regular Prices Prevail Box Office Opens at 7:30 BAKERSFIELD ICE ARENA Highway 99 at Twenty-fourth Phone 4-40S8 NEW YORK All. II. O.

A. Kartell, 3b 2 I) 3 0 1 2 0 dicr. cf 1 3 0 Olt. rf 3021 Arnovlch. If 1 0 1 0 Young.

Ib 5220 Denning, 5 1 5 0 Moore. If-rf Hale. 2b 2130 OreriBO, 4132 Caruenter. 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 1000 0001 llartncttt 0000 BROOKLYN AM. H.

O. A .31) 5212 Herman. 2b 3212 3 0 Hclser. of 6 2 Mi'duick. If 3 2 Taturn.

If 11 Camllll, Ib 2 Wasdell. Ib 2 Walker, if 4 ltce.se. s.i 20 Durocher, ss 1 Owen, 4 lllcbe. 5 1 1 2 5 5 1 0 2 2 1 0 0 0 1 3 0 1 1 001 0 1 0 Totals 41 17 27 10 Totals 35 7 24 5 for In sevemu. tUatted for Adams In ninth.

Score by New York 000 002 7 llrooklsn 700 US STANDINGS OPKN LEAGUE W. L. Tot. Palgh Stewart 0 l.otio Jl. C.

Cola 6 3 .545 De Molays 3 5 Hilton's Cubs 3 5 .444 Columbians 4 5 .125 Hoke'a Service 1 8 .111 J.Kftt Night n. C. Cola, 12; Columbians, 0. Hilton's Cubs, 14 Hoke's Service, 7. nines Toiilitlit Do Molay vs.

Daugli Stewart, Pot. .857 .444 .375 r.ranfv.Sb 4 Smith. Ib 4 4 Omfum. 1'h 2 rf 4 Ilyllun. ss 4 Itarlffe.

If 3 Surke. 1 Junes, 2 Simmons, 2 An. IT. n. 0 1 1 1 2 Mlllflt.

If Appersoli. 4 While. Ili-of 3 Ixinu. 4 3 KrnnrK rf 1 Howard. 3b .1 Term, ss '2 Foley.

rf 2 AH. n. E. i 2 2 1 0 1 0 Totals 30 1 6 1 KERN ROCK AU. 11.

R. K. Totals 28 a 5 2 rf 4 Bradford, 3 4 4 Shnw, 11) 3 Foth. '2)1 I'owrll. 2 Williams.

If II Hollins. rf 3 01 0 1 00 (I 1 01 a 1 0 0 1 0 0 010 MOTOR CENTER All. 11. U. K.

Jasper. 3 Ill-own, 2b 4 lloefllcker. 4 .1 Carter, 4 Gardner, rf 3 Vlltw. II) 4 Lament. 3b 'i Ik'alh.

If 3 1 1 1 0 0 2 0 2 0 1 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 Totals 2S 2 7 1 Totals 30 9 11 1 Ping-Pong Battle Harder to Direct Slated nro.MORRONV at 6 p. in. the liandi- cap ping-pong tournament sponsored by tile Kern County Y. M. C.

A. and the recreation project of the Works Progress Administration will start under the direction of Art Bates. Grab-bag prizes will be awarded to each of the winners. Among those entered ore Hob Stinson, (Jus Dukakis, Tom tit IMS, Ted Hiiilry, Jim Kutras, Root, Arthur Elein, Cyril Andre, Gordon Moore, Art Saba, Jim Salm, Earl Riggs and others. In a recent billiards and checker tournament, Gus Dokalus was first; V.

Jameson was second and Byron Bray third in the billiards and V. Jameson, first; Gus Doka- lus, second, and George Mays third in tile checkers. The medals were donated by the Coca-Cola Bottling Company. SaintsJME. Work "Spud" Harder, for seven years head football coach at Santa Barbara State College, will continue to serve as director of physical education at the institution but Stan Williamson, former star Southern California football player, will be head football coach there this fall, according to an announcement by the college authorities.

1 larder was formerly junior college coach here. lie has an outstanding record as a developer of star football and baseball players. Baseball Star Gets Call to Army Duty Press Leased Wire) GASTONIA, X. Aug. J.

K. (Buddy) Lewis, star outfielder for the Washington Senators, is scheduled to go to Fort Bragg as a selectee from the Gaston county No. 1' selective service board August 19, Clerk W. B. Crumpton said today.

COMPLETE RADIO PROGRAMS W. L. Bank of America fi 1 Church Californian 4 Pilots 6 Kofahl 5 Peacock 3 6 llesulU nut Mght Pilots, 4 Californian, 3. CiameH Tonight Bank of America vs. Kofahl Service, 7:30.

Slim. I): 4 ii, 6:55, 8KIIVICE Quartermasters Cadets Rio Bravo Dr. Pepper D. S. Men Civltans tinmen W.

ti li 5 3 L. t. .750 .200 7:45, Tonight Cadets, 1 1 Dr. Peppers, 1, (lames Tonight 1,. D.

S. Men vs. yuartermnstcrs, 7:30. RIALTO 20' NOW PLAYING Joel McCrea, Laralne Day In "FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT" Also the 3 Mesqulteera in "PRAIRIE PIONEERS" "Goofy Groceries," Cartoon MIOTEST miOUWV NTTMCTIODB iiomc DEVICES SHOWS OF inter BAKERSFIELD Kentucky and Tulare Streets ALL THIS WEEK CALIFORNIA'S GREATEST CARNIVAL All Streamlined This 20 Big Attractions FREE PARKING FUN FOR ALL ALL FOR FUN Olympic Field STANDINGS MAJOR LEAC.UK W. L.

Tct. Bclrldge Oil 11 .750 Superior Oil 8 4 .1167 El Tejon 7 4 Cheater Finance 7 4 Dr. Pepper 3 7 Taft Elks 0 la .000 Henultx YeHterclny Chester Finance won ovor Taft Elks, 9-0 (forfeit). Chester Finance, 2 Daigh Stewart, 1 (8 InnlnKH). Today El Tejon Ileflnery vs.

Belrldge Oil, 8:46. MINOK I.KAdLK W. L. Pet. Post Office 7 3 Shell Oil 7 4 Motor Center 7 4 .6:10 Greenfield 4 7 Kern Ilock 2 9 .182 YpHteriluy Motor Center, Kern Hock, 2.

(inmen Tod 11 Post Office vs. Lirecnflcld Standard, 7:110. 11:00 to 11:30 p. m. Moving World; 11:15, Organ Music.

Suunders' Orchestra. Barnct's Orchestra. 11:15, Km Stevens. 11:30 to 12:00 Mlilnlcht Marshall's Orchestra and News. Marshall's Orchestra and News.

Davis' Orchestra. Strand. WEDNESDAY 5:30 to 8:30 B. in. Winks Club.

6:30 to a. m. 6:45, Nevada Up and U.sten On the Kami; Music; Local News. Salute to 7:00 lo 7:30 n. m.

Melodies; 7:15, News. Agriculture I'roRrain 7:15. NSA. 7:15, Songs of Yesteryear. 7:30 lo 8:00 a.

m. Breakfast Club; 7 KKHX Breakfast Club. 7:45, David Harum Troubadur 7:45, Nelson Pringle. to a. in.

Breakfast Club; 8:15, Kluetwood Lawton. Hayes 15, Words and Munlc. of Host. Smith; 8:15, Girl Marries. lo 0:110 a.

in. Kami and Home Hour. llevell Presents; Kyle Henderson. Doc Sellers True Story. Trent; 8:45, Our Ual Sunday.

0:00 lo 0:30 a. m. Farm and Home Hour; Ted Miilotio. I.ylell's Orchestra; JJesa Johnson. B.

Hughes, News; :15, Breakfast Club. Life; Woman In White. 0:30 to 10:00 a. m. Topics; Singer.

Randolph Kate. PURO Farrell; Things Worth While. to Happiness; 8:45, Rita Murray. 10:00 to 10:30 n. in.

Concert. of the World; Tho Mystery Man. 10:15, Winger and Alexander. Sister; 10; 15, Aunt Jenny. 10:90 to 11:00 a.

m. Munros; 10:45, Ma Perkins. Lady; 10:45, Arnold admin's Daughter. West, Songs Jack Coffey's Orchestra; Associated Press News. tho Expert; 10:45.

Kuto Hopkins. OK pel 9:45, Dr. 0:45, 10:15, (Confmunf From Page Ten) 11:00 to 11:30 R. m. of Divorce: 11:15, Amanda of Honeymoon Hill.

the Storm; 11:15, Ma Perkins. Bookworm; 11:15, Kinil Flindt and Varsity Crew Orchestra. I Married; 11:15, Golden Treasury. 11:30 to 12:00 Noon Other Wife; 11:45, Viu and Sade. Guiding Light; 11:45, Vic anil Sade.

Elbert LaSchello at the Organ. 11:45, Woman of Courage. 17:00 to p. m. Slim; Farm Quotes: News.

NBl 1 Wife; 111: 15, Stella Dallas. 12:15, Cowboy Troubador. Neighbor; 12:15, Myrt and Marge. to 1:00 p. in.

Matinee; Yio and Sade. NUC Lorenzo Jones; Young Wklder llrown. Time; 12:45, Date Book. 12:45, Stepmother. 1:00 (n in.

of the Brave; 1:15, Portia Faces Life. of tin- Bravo; 1:15, Portia Fares Life. 1:15, Confessions of a Corsair. Hetty Cruoker; 1:15, Road of Life. tu 2:00 p.

in. the Abbotts; 1:45, Mary Marlln. the Abbotts; 1:15, To be announced. Always Young; 1:45, Gone Austin's Orclii'stra. O'NellTs 1:45.

Cutalina Quiz. 'JMM) to p. m. Younn's Family; Three Sons Otvheslra 2:25, News. NBC -Piccadilly Hotel's Orchestra; 2 :25, News.

HoKleu 2:15, As the Twig Is Bent. 2:15, Backgrounds for Living. 2:30 to 3:00 p. m. Hollywood News Girl; 2:45.

Road of Life. Hollywood News Girl; 2:45, Paul Douglas. With Hughes; 2:45, Lot's Play Bridge. Jordan; 2:45, To be announced. 3:00 to 3:30 p.

m. Dance Time; 3:15, Mr. Keen. be announced; 3:15, News of the World. Notes; 3:15, Here's Morgan.

Mrs. Burton; 3:15, Doctor Malone. 3:30 to 4:00 p. the Storm; 3:45, Lone Journey. NBC We Present; 3:45, Up to the Minute News.

KPMC the Woman's Point of View: 3:45, Stanley Kenton'a Orchestra. Fletcher Wiley. 4:00 to 4:30 p. m. Nasb 4:15, Lee Sweetlanil.

Music; 4:15, Lee Swoetlaml. KPMC Blair fur Fulton Lewis: 4:15. American Family. Round-up; 4:15, Fletcher Wiley. 4:30 to 5:00 p.

m. KRRX Irene Wicker; 4:45, Organ Concert; 4:45, Johnnie Johnston. Music. Xews. to 5:30 p.

in. 5:15, Jose Bethancourt's I Mvhostra. Dant and Music. 5:15, John Steel From I.oiulnn. KXX for Defense to 6 o'clock.

to 6:00 p. m. KKIIX for Music; 5:55, Nickel Man. IK Favorites. KP.MC—Shaftrr Parker Circus; 5:15.

To lie announced. TONITE 10.30 o'clock AND IVIIT HIOM1, MONOAt 1HIOUOH HI DAY TUN! IN KPMC MU1UAI DON III IIOAOCAStlNO ITITIM for IAST MINUTI WORID WIDI 10:45, 10:55, NEWS HONIOIID IT lAHiiei III! LET "Things Worth While" Brighten Your Life KPMC at 9:45 A. M. Tuesday Through Saturday LET IVERS FURNITURE COMPANY Brighten Your Home The House of Quality. Style and Beauty In Furniture 625 Nineteenth Street Phone.