The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • 19

TI1K FKESNO BEE TUESDAY JUNK 33 1935 3 A le com ily in diagnosis which has resulted pared to a death rate now of 103 VETO SEEN EDO lymna red oa Hu pope!" Anti-Klngfish Women Press Ouster Petition in ability to ascertain akin every 100000 breast and pelvic organs' cancers' Dr Rector described this advancement in diagnosis as a "gradual education evolution" Death from cancer be said has increased steadily since 1900 when sixty-three out of every 100000 per- OEM NEEDLESS prated ire op- IS 35 0 0000000 On tke Bee Radii? ABOVE RECEIPTS Dr Walter Vitamin O'Keefe's ten favorite prescription! and Louis Sorin' treatise on the care and TO-NIGHT'S 6 Camel 6:30 Leith MINNEAPOLIS June COMPANY BILL FKOGBAM Caravan CBS Stevens Harmonies CBS a a anized ociety iroteet ion of and Cancer despite Its many enigmas I dfB(l from that cause com-to the medical profession still ex feeding of infants will headline the Caravan program to-night The Caravan's musical setting will feature Annette Hanshaw singing About A Quarter To Nine and I Cant Give You Anything But 7 PM Prank Dailey's Orches Gem CBS 7:15 Gems Prom Ira Light Opera for Greene 7:30 Calling AU Cars for Rio President May Insist On Death Sentence Eliminated By House Vote Government Income Shows Gain Over Forecast Made By Roosevelt acts a needless number cf deaths from Its victims tbs Summer meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the Minnesota State Medical Association was told to-day 'Forty pcrcent of all cancel Id of rre in to-day Ion i mr-j luguat' Grande Oil Company JPlt Comedy Stars Of with Glen Gray's Casa Lomajwood for Alka Seltzer 8:15 Orchestra accompanying Loa Angeles Symphony Rodder Shoe Con CBS 8:15 Company 8:30 sy's Orchestra The Baron super-bunko crook and swindler chisoled hie way through life until he landed in Los Angeles But the Los Angeles Police were quick to catch up with him as listeners will learn to-night when Meet The Baron is presented on the Calling All Care program WASHINGTON June The fate of a petition accusing the senate of demands for tbs removal of Senators Long and Overton of Louisiana was In doubt to-day Tbs womens committee of Louisiana carrying on a fight to have the two senators ousted sent the petition to the senate charging that an investigating committee was as inactive as "a painted ship upon a painted It was uncertain to-day whether it would be formally received by the senate The document reviewed a previous investigation of charges that Overton with the aid of Long's organization was elected fraudulently and demanded further inquiry Vice President Garner told reporters he had referred ths petition to Senator George Democrat Georgia chairman of the elections committee to determine whether the document was in a receivable form After cursory examination George said he doubted the petition would be privileged but that he would give it further examination i "The fhameful manner in which: the United States Senate and its Connsliv-George committees per-' formed Long-Overton investigation to every honest deaths Dr Rector Evanston 111 told the assembly in the preventable class if the public and the medical profession utilize! fully the existing knowledge of how to control The In 1932 he added 122440 persons died from cancer yet 40 per cent of them should not have died The same year 8120 persona succumbed to skin cancers yet 90 per cent of these deaths sala Dr Rector need not have occurred Great strides he said have been Tom Coakley 9 Bill Fleck's Orchestra CBS 9:15 Slim Martin's Orchestra 10 time signal and weather report 10 Texas Cowboys for The Federal 10:15 Bill Fleck's Orchestra 10:30 Jack Clawson's Orchestra 11 Don Bestor's Orchestra 11:30 Mf Lea Orchestra By FRANK PARKER (Associated Press Staff Writer) WASHINGTON June A presidential veto of the utility holding company bill is forecast by some legislators unless administration leaders are successful In their bouce floor fight to restore the "death sentence" for auch holding firms as tha government calls 'unnecessary" Private surveys of house sentiment have shown that a majority is opposed to mandatory abolition of bolding companies by 1942 as asked by President Roosevelt Administration hopes are pinned it was raid on later conferences between the house and senate Presenting the second of the series of transcontinental broadcast concerts from tha San Diego Exposition ths ajom Angeles Sym made by the medical profession in itir preventing cancer deaths phony Orchestra will play tbs Rus The advancement has been chlef- tic wedding Symphony by Gold-mark The svmhony is under the direction of Henry Sverdrofsky WASHINGTON June The Income popped shove the figure forecast by President' 'Roosevelt for the financial year ending id' just a week but the spending was nearly 13500000000 greater than the income All classifications of expenditures for thg twelve months closing June 30th however were running far below official estimates Despite its size even the deficit was nearly $1500000000 below the $4869-000000 total predicted six month ago by the chief executive Figures Compared 1 The national debt stood at $28-646808605 This compared with $27-035000000 at the close of the last fiscal year All revenues totaled $3743000-000 compared with $3711000000 the year's estimated total and the $3053000000 figure for last year Comparing the two years the one about to be closed showed increases in all divisions of receipts Income tax collections were 1083000000 compared with $801000000 a year aeo miscellaneous internal revenue $1638000000 compared with $1438-000000 and customs $335000000 compared with $307000000 Income tax collections for the yeer are ex- Jrcted officially now to reach 1149000000 Below Estimates HOTELS AND RESORTS June is an eventful month In the life of David Rosa It marks the entry of his pocric anthology Gold into its fourth edition and introduces his own program of poetic readings for the seventh Summer Ross Is heard each Wednesday afternoon The senate voted for mandatory abolition by a one-vote margin raid in the is shocking Wednesday's Program 7 A Breakfast Broadcast 7:15 A Morning Radio Bee and Progressive Optical System time signal 7:40 A Breakfast Broadcast 8 A to be announced 8:15 A Tha Gump for Corn Products CBS: 8:30 A Mary Marlin for Kleenex CBS: 8:45 A Five Star Jones for Mohawk Ruga CBS 9 A Martha Holmes Federal Housing Act CBS: 9:15 A Domestic Science 9:30 A Concert Miniature CBS: 9:45 A Betty Crocker for General Mills 10 A The Little French Princess for Louis Philippe CBS: 10:15 A Helen Trent for Edna Wallace Honper CBS: 10:30 A Pacific Advertising Clubs Association 11 A Theater Of Romance for Crystal White Snap 11:15 A Colonel Jack and the Hillbillies Where to Go in San Francisco assuring a dust-free cool comfortable trip Doomed Woman Near Collapse In Death Cell In SAN FRANCISCO a day Room Bath Meals Under the title of Family Life the Univeristy of California will present the first of two broadcasts at 9:30 o'clock to-night Tha speaker will he Mrs Sara Prentiss specialist in child development and parent education st the university This program will replace the University Explorer Mula tnciu-t Ulus Bkfst otnntr Sams ISr In persoM 400 Koom viiooui atan single from SlSO After weeka of delay the house interstate commerce committee drafted a compromise measure giving the securities permissive authority to abolish the holding companies Chairman Rayburn Democrat Texas of tha house committee la' leading the fight to restore the Several legislators who did not want their names published predicted that if Rayburn's fight is not successful Roosevelt will veto ths legislation Ha has repeatedly insisted on this provision The general expectation was that the rules committee would vote out an rule to-day which would leave the legislation open for amendmeit This would give administration chieftains a chance to Insert the mandatory provisions sought h- Roosevelt The house Interstate commerce c're made your train trip the most refreshing part of a summer vacation! From end to endScEnO Limited is aircooled dust-free and comfortable You relax in a full-lounge observation car while the sweeping Colorado Rockies hurry byTwo great scenic routes-(1) by way of Jamea Peak and along the Colorado River and (2) through the mammoth Royal Gorge Fopuiar prices in a famous dining car Choice of 3 low round-trip fares to most eastern cities Aik your agent for illustrated folders end complete details- He will be glad to belp you plan the complete round-trip OSSINING fX Yl June 'At Eva Coo wasted and nerve wracked after nine months In Sing Sing Prison's death house was near collapse to-dav a she awaited her execution Thursdav night The state says Mrs Coo a former Otsego County roadhouse keeper must die for the "insurance Comer Sutter and Hyde Streeta last Summer of her handy- man Harry Wright Only execii-' tive clemency can save her fromj becoming the fifth woman dec-: tmruted in New York The nine months in the death HOTEL VICTORIA Corner Bush and Stockton Is GRANADA HOTEL With Charlea Buioftl Jr as maa-nenditures exclusive tM of ceremoniea an aggregation Ifor Crazy Crystals: 11:30 A agricultural benefit Advertising Clubs Associa- iMa iM (a no nhn iw) vfhtldb iha prwnt two nilf'iiioiip pro Tien vuLeirfent hiHfareraat an outlay iBnnw 10:30 A- and 11:30 A 12 La Fore Perumen Musi-Sfe ou7 to-morrow rale CB3 12 30 Uirett Lee 2'0 I StorfM relating actual experl-1 1 Mount and Guest CBS: lain 'nCM told airaln to-vnnrrowi 1:11 Mf MHrfdlr Moment CBS: mm iif ure unl" the title Moving! University Of The Air: KPSE Of Life 1:45 Tex Owen CBS $2521000000 and emergency ex- 1 "PM Happv-GMurkv Hour: il Vlfetnendiuires ni1- narrator 2:55 Minute Melodies The agreate nf alejpendhureswn heard to-morrow after-1 3 51 Feminine Fancies: 120 popular igiurinie to-mnrn enwno Th llumn Side Of TheP Fncrrv flour: 3:30 8I4M(V Nw' Musical Nick Vack CBS: 3:45 jjaieo ouuajs totaling MSalOuO University of California Tom Coakley and his orrhestrai 4PM lfarmnnette CBS' Richardson Springs 4-15 The veer tndste showed a turn- ijl broadcast a half-hour of popu- ever of $24000500000 in govern- ar tunes at 830 o'clock to-night inert finanrmg The treesurv liad ih borrowed $12W3 nooooo and paid off maturing obligation totaling Edwin Hill CPS 4:30 Sunset Serenade CPS I 5 Musical Auction: 5-30 Mark Warnnw CBS: LOUIS Moving Stories Of Life fer lvon Van and Storage Man Burned As committee submitted a formal re-'house have turned her blond hair port to-day accompanied hv a sup-! to gray She has lost from twenty-plemental statement by Pe'present-five to thirty pound and complain stive Eicher Democrat of Inwajof Intense headaches and sleepless that the house measure "fatalist-1 nights irally condones and perpetuates si Mr Martha Clift convicted ac- svstem of private paternalism In'cnmpllce in the slaying turned the most Important of our indus-istate's evidence and was given Richardson Springs California tries based creed restrictive of long sentence efter she told how independent competitive erterprlselher employer allegedly plotted the- Santa Cm2 Coantv and Incompatible with political i death of Wright He was taken and economic liberty" ion a "pleasure ta a bat-in- CUBE CIRC Eicher voted with farmhouse on Crumhorn'O 3 I to report the controversial mraa- Mountain hy the two women and ure cut of the committee HwiMr Coo sfiuck him over the head A PARTM ENTS view- were known to he supported' a mallet hy some other committee mem-! Last right David Slade one of second and curr sweets her Mrs Coo's attorneys said he had: CAMTA DII7 The majority report was con- Bled sn affidavit with the governor 11 I A a fined to a comparison between the showing that Mrs Clift was hoaxed hums snum ci'u a hkcn 1 senate sod house hills -into tesiifvinc aeint Eva 1 Mnnrasrc asrea ritoN liras $11369000000 SA II Stamps on All rurchaae I UlESTERn Pacific i I San asi) Keys 6 Prsuty Box FEATHER RIVER He Repairs Pumo A A nnV I Amos n' Andy 7:15 Mj Douglas Dresser 26 of Routs 1 la a Nil II KT rony and Gus: 7:31 1 Leo Box 2ft is in the Fresno County I II Is II Mill man's Orchestra: 8 Ben tier- General Hospital with htiixs hi Orchestra: 8:33 Death arm and thigh caused yesterday man' nice PCTTnjcEMs General Agent Shi Mason Building Fresno Telephone 3-6713 i I Valley Davs: 9 Fanfare 9 3( hv a short circuit in a pump IlenryKjngj Orchestra: lOm'-h-le he was rerafrir? the I darvis Orchestra: news: 11 Fredd chestra 11 1 to an concert i rdneaday I'l news 13-13 Paw! 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