The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • 10

If TIIK FRESNO BEE-REPUBLICAN Sl'NDAV MAY 7 1933 A FARM EXCHANGE ROOSEVELT TO BE To-day On The Fresno Bee Radio 5169 580 Kilocycles Former Fresnan Hears Bee In Bill In Hawaii 1 1: if WINS SUPPORT ON BEE RADIO 30 dissemination of Information the listed prices of commodities "based upon tha Immutable law of supply and demand by a free and ope market" "Through 'margins' and 'hedg it will provide price insurance to the buyer and teller alike anil furnish a more liquid collateral ia the conduct of business that will stimulate manufacturing In the west end warehouse and terminal development" Approved By Ezehangee The-Grain Trade Association will approve all rulea and regulations for trading Someia said approval of the pirn haa been received from the Chicago Board of Trade New York Cotton Exchange New Orleans Cotton Exchange New York Coffee and 8ugar Exchange and other malcr exchanges of the United States Brokers of tha eastern exchanges ha explained will be able to ex- wssw iw Jtw To-morrow Program 7 Mt Breakfast Broadcast A Morning Radio Bre and A Church Of The Air CBS optical System lime A Little Conceit 9:43 7:43 A Breakfaat Fred Lane's hook review Broadcast i a Horn i ay MnflScert for Pacific State Savin if heatra CBS: 8:30 A Concert I 11 A Tl First Preabyterian Miniatures CBS Church service I 12 3C American pro-cram 12:03 Cathedral Hour CHS Poet Gold CBS 1:13 A Billy Hays' Orchestra CBS 9:30 A Palmer House Ensemble CBS 10 A Student Federation A Chamber Of Commerce Grain Group Joins Movement Broadcasts Of Many Included In Local Station Schedule Hawaii's charm lost its allure for Curtis Lee former Fresnan and now of Honolulu recenyy because of a broadcast by The Fresno Ess Radio While visiting at the boms of a friend In Honolulu Lea heard a program from Tha Bee station ha said in a letter received during the past week by his father Lee of 2983 Tulare Street Lee Is a mem- -her of the United States Navy The signals of the local radio atation were loud and clear Lee said CBS: 10:13 Sylvia Saplra CBS 10:30 A domestic science 11 A Ann Leaf CBS 11:13 A salon orchestra CHS 11:45 A M- electronic piano CBS 12 American CVanamid Urogram Frank West- 9 A Mm Rev IL Shuler 9'30 A Mm IL Drolllnger 10 A It Judge Rutherford 10:15 A organ 10:50 A Mm Christian Science Church 12:10 Story of India 12:30 Mm Louise Johnson 1 musical recording 2 West-lake Park concert 4 organ Dr King talk 4:30 Mm Rev Shuler 5PU Ethel Hubler 5:15 recordings 5:30 Dr John Matthews 6:30 Dr Stanley Abel 7 Don Wilkie 7:15 Mm Arizona Wranglers 8 First Presbyterian Church 8 Mm news 9:13 Mm Judge Rutherford 9:30 Mm Calmon Lubovis-ki violinist 10 to 11 Back Homs Hour KFI Los Angeles 810 A Mm church period: A studio prog! am 9:45 A Speaking from the White to-night over a nationwide radio yj Professor Llndsley 1:43 M-hook-up with which The Freeno William Kell Knight 111 mill linked P-ei-l 3 P- Lawyer And The Public Pee station will be linked rei jjo Ltuaical Comedy dent Franklin Rooaeveit wili tell Shorlllf cps i lUbbi The People of the country of the Magnin ecute orders for their clients oa i-LO --astern commodities creating a Clues 10 news 10:15 to 11 Mm Gua Arnhelm's Orchestra ii Frav and BrasKiottllphal'a Orchestra CBS 12:30 Curren Events LymanBeechrr Stowe CBS 12:45 national hookup of exchange trading (MrCialrh Nrwnarni Wirrl SAN FRANCISCO May Exchange trading facilities will be made available for the first time on the Pacific Coant for wool cotton beans butter egga potatoes hay rice hides and similar agricultural products lata this Summer through the affiliation of tha recently organized California Commodity Exchange with tha Grain Trade Association of tha San Francisco Chamber of Commerce Announcement of the affiliation and of plana for an Intensive membership campaign throughout the eleven western states was made here to-day by Frank Somers president of the grain association and Harry MacBain of the commodity exchange Dallas Gray Busy Dallas Gray for ten years a member of the advisory board of the Sun-Maid Raisin Growers and one of the organizers aald it should be poealble to open Lo 900 Keys 8 A Mm Comics 8:30 A Emery Deutsch's Orchestra 8:45 A Mm Street 8lnger 8 A Church of tha Air 9:30 A Mm Hazel Warner 9:45 A Mm Francesco Del Campo: 10 A Home Sweet Home Concert: 11 A Mm musical ram 11:13 A symphonic progr The Little Fellow from Cam' brla Pine 1 Don Tang's True Animal Stories CBS: 1:15 rt'M Fred Ber-ren'a Orchestra CBS 1:30 Betwren The Bookends CBS 1:45 Tito Gubar CBS 2 P- Happy Go Lucky Hour 3 Feminine Fancies The addres I ac-h uuW to open Romany Troup at 843 o'clock Pacific time and CBS 3:43 Watchto'wer pro-cortinu for fifteen minute igram The remainder of the 4 yf John Henry Rlaek River broadcast irg schedule bv The M- Andre Kos- etstion will cover a wide ranre Piesente CBS 5:43 subject matter emettam-John jffnrv CBS mrnt edneatiora! ar-d epiniual pr-i Chicago Variety program cram To mertien but a few of jjm jtt Mclodv the bead'tre 'here wii Columbia Revue CBS: We Give' You A Real Half Sole Job You'll get complete satisfaction with our highest grade renafr work Your shoes wili be flexible durable comfortable end will be returned to you looking talk on Psychology 10 A Mm Mystery Tenor 10:15 A Mm Radio hour Forum 10:30 A Mm drama 11 A like new! Mm Wayne King's Orchestra 11:30 A Mm adio Pulpit 4 Philistine for Painless be the Home Sweet Home conceit pt An Leaf CBS: 8:43 Parker 4:15 Hodge Podge Fust rteshvte-isr Church services pmjdcnt Roosevelt addres Lodge 4:45 Fry and Braga-1 Fred Lre hvlt review this CBS leiotti CBSk tromrj another lawyer And ThCj 7 Eddie Durjiin' Orchea-j ess by Public rovrrr adc jtra CBS: 7:15 Angelo Patri But If son want rheaprr work we can tin It to sou and It's bettor that yon cat hero whore Fahh: Vagrin rvrren event rro-for CrMm of wheat CBS: 7:30 12 Well-Spring of Music 12:15 Vee Lawnhuret 12:30 organ program 1:15 Mm Julie Keilar harpist 1:30 Mm Pages of Romance 2 Mm String Trio 2:30 Mm Barbara Jamieson pianist 2:45 Justice Through Law 3 Mm University of South-Callfomia music program San Joaquin To Be Subject Of Radio Bill gram aid vartr-t nsusioa! presen- Ab Orchestra CBS ta licrs wfemocr and a varied 8 Ben p0Mk'a Orchestra a i a sail Af RAF ami otner tha exchange in about ninety days The organization was formed last yon know that rood work ei muste CBS g30 Charlie Straight's h-s Among the Orchestra CBS latter be te Merrymaker Merrymakers whose te-rpe he Fiwirro And J0 weather forerast and 12 Cathedral Hour: 1 Mm David Rosa 1:15 Mm Four Clubmen: 1:30 Mm Melody Hour 2 Profeasor Undaley 2:15 Rabbi Magnin 2:30 Mm to be announced 3 It Aacot Auto Race 4:80 Mm Andre Koateia-netz 4:45 Mm Black River Giant 5 Mm Chicago Variety Hour 5:30 The Gauchoa 8 Mm Columbia Revue 6:30 organ and vocalist 7 Mm Eddie Du-chln'a Orchestra: 7:15 11 Angelo Patri 7:30 Abe Lyman's Orchestra 8 Ren Pollack' Orrheetra 8:15 Mellowed Melodies: 8:30 Bernie Cummin' Orchestra 9 Merrymaker 10:10 Ted Fio Rito'a Orchestra: 11:30 to midnight organ recietl The West Coast Relay and Fresno Raisin Festival May 13th will publicized In a broadcast lVIHLE-YOU-WAIT SERVICE 3:80 Mm Moments of History 4 Bert Lahr Optical System time The Jncss Manhattan Serenade sung Uv signal: 10-02 Surrcnderrilat 1:30 31 Sunday by Radio year with a plan to open trading in Oakland but the officials said it was found more advantageous to Join with the grain group and operate on the floor of the grain exchange In the Merchants' Exchange Building here where wheat barley and other cereals are traded Somers predicted "inestimable value to the producer" will result from stabilizing values and making known at all times through the Fuccnneers under the Oirecticn jjedltationi Rev Gottfred JiKTAB Oakland cf Fail Towper will he one of in-30 Ted Fio USKm bichltisMs of the Melody i RdoThcstra Sponsored by 5 Merry-Go-Round: 5-30 American Album of Music 6 male quartet 6:15 Lopes Orrhestrs 6:15 orchestra 7:15 Walter Winch ell: 7:30 Gaieties of '33 8:30 Mm orchestra: 9' to be announced: 9:30 Crime Claude Sweeten will present cisl arrangements of Sylvia the California jState Chamber of Commerce the Rona'id Graham 'Alfred Ruselsn barirone will be broadcast will be entitled A Little 1949 MARirOSA dusniu' 'retinyron wU be Kan 79 Key 8 A Major Bowes' Family 8:13 A Radio City Concert 9:13 A Pop Concert: 9:30 A Ssbbath Reveries: 10 A Mystery Tenor 10:15 A Radio Forum: 10:30 A drama sketch 11 A Wayne King's Orchestra 11:30 A Rsdio Pulpit' 12 noon Singing Tha Well-Spring Of Music: 12:13 Vee Lawnhuret 12:30 Youth Conference 1 World Of Religion: 1:30 Pages Of Romanes: 2 Cecil ians: 2:30 If Tunes Of The Times- 8 Harmonica Unseals: 8:13 Morin Sisters: 3:30 Great Moments In History 4 Bert Lahr and Rublnoffs Orchestra program 5 Manhattan Merry-Go-Round 5:30 Album Of Familiar Music: 6 Current Government: 6:15 Vincent Lopez Orrhestrs 6:43 Sundsy al Seth Parker's: 7:13 Walter Winchell: 7:30 Echoes Of Tha Pallssdes 8 William Stoesa Orchestra 8:30 Neth-erland Hotel Orchestra: 9 Charles Hart instrumentalists: 10 news 10:15 Paul Car-son organist 11 to midnight Tom Gerun's Orchestra -KFRC San 619 Keys 8 A Comics 8:30 A Emery Deutsch'a Orchestra: 8:45 A Street Singer IAM Church Of The Air 9:30 A musical program 9:45 A book review 10 A Home Sweet Home Concert 11 A Jean Ellington and Dick Aurandt 11:15 A Symphonic Hour 12 Cathedral Hour 1- it David Ross Poet's Gold: 1:15 Four Clubmen 1:30 to be announced 2 Professor Lindalev 2:15 Rabbi Magnin 2:30 Lawyer And The Public 3 Mm Auto Races 8 Fray -and Brag-gintti: 3:13 Current Events 8:30 Mm Lon Ross' Troup: 3:45 Mm Between The Bookends 4 Black River Giant 4:15 Andre Kostelanetz 4:45 Black River Giant 5 Mm Chicago Variety Program 5:30 Melody Hour 6 Mm Columbia Revue 6:30 M- Madison Singers 7 Eddie Duchin's Orchestra: 7:15 Angelo Patri 7:30 Wampum Trading Post 8 Ben Pollack's Orchestra: 8:30 Bernie Orchestim 9 Merrymakers 10 Ted Flo Orchestra: 11:30 to midnight Midnight Moods San 80 Keys 8 A Comics 8:30 A Arion Trio: 9:30 A Melody Mixers 10:30 A Song ThoughU 11 A Bible Stories 12 woodwind ensemble: 12:30 Melody Train 1:30 oivmpians' Quartet 2 Catholic Hour: 2:30 American Schools 3 Strtngwood Ensemble 4 Community Forum: 4:30 Nathan Abas violinist 5 Rendezvous 5:30 concert 6 Melodlane 6:30 Mm Irving Kennedy tenor 7:15 Floy Margaret Hughee In- terviewed by Gypsy 7:30 Mt Gunnar Johansen pianist 8 Anthony and Emily Linden: 8:30 Rudy Seiger'a Orchestra 9 Rainbow Harmonies 9:30 Mm Univeraity of California 10 Victor Schilling Orchestra 10:30 On Wings of Music 11 'P --M rta midnight Midnight Melodies' Los 1050 Keys 6:45 A Bill Sharpies Gang exotic Journey Through Central California The script was prepared by the Fresno County Chamber of Commerce and purports to represent a conversation on an airplane cruise from the bay to Fresno VtTen h'rtdline vocalists two ofiality of ong will recall Ralph pew to the radio audience jRaingers hit of the first Little w-ii 4Aiyt with Frank Westuhal snoiUhow bfoanfn Liw aa a highlight nrcSsra the inmiguVal of of th Columbia Revue at 6 o'clock caro VsriJ? 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We know better times are here If these combinations of facts do not spell Optimism in eye-smitten letters FOR THE UNAFRAID SELLER OF WORTHY GOODS then our judgment is all at fault TEN YEARS All Day uesday On Our Entire Stock of PAINTS VARNISHES LACQUERS ENAMEL WALLPAPER BRUSHES AND TOOLS AND FOR TWO WEEKS WILL OFFER So great are the preparations to make this ale the biggest ever held in the community it is nejcetiary to close the store all day Tuesday to arrange each department and mark the merchandise for the Sale SALE STARTS MONDAY May 8 The Following Pricet on Items Listed Below: SUNDURA PAINT-i-AlI Colon FLAT WALL AH Colors WASHABLE WALL ENAMEL Begins Wednesday May 10th at 9 Sharp BEST GRADE Silver Department Store Fresno's fastest-growing retail store is Optimistic We're going our organization ia literally on its ready to roll up new sales records in this Tremendous May Campaign Next Wednesday May 10th at 9 A sharp we will inaugurate the moat dramatic event in our entire history A Silver Department Store Sale has always been worth coming miles for the savings it has offered But as great as our Sales have been in the past this Spring Drive for New Customers will eclipse anything we have ever attempted Two months of planning Buying huge quantities of new merchandise at the old prices Whole-hearted co-operation from friendly wholesalers and manufacturers has resulted in our being able to offer in thia sale Brand New Cria Wanted Summer Merchandise at PRICES LESS THAN REPLACEMENT COST FREE GIFTS For Early Shoppers Next Wednesday This naif must start with a bans at 9 o'clock Wednesday So to encourage early shopping we will give absolutely free to purchasers a use fill household article worth $UHI or more until 100 gift have hern given away Read Monday's Bee for further part leu lan about thia sale We Want 25000 New Customers FLOOR VARNISH Gals Extra No: 3 ye want 25000 new customers and all of our old lw! patrons to take advantage of this Glorious Good-Will Event Bejclar Cira lw rra EUcrlar Paint Regular price Sale price Extra No 2 Quick step all colors $390 61 Ion One 3-inch brush free with each gallon Extra No 1 Flex all colors $1-10 per quart One 2-inch brush free with each quart Gallons $310 Quarts 95 $245 SHINGLE STAINS ALL COLORS PER GALLON $100 SILVER DEPT SPECTACULAR NO-RUB LIQUID WAX $100 Value 60c 25 OFF ON ALL BRUSHES Come expecting the moat thrilling bargains you have ever seen at any sale We pledge our word that you will not be disappointed Make no engagement for next Wednesday Plan to here at nine when the doors open BARN AND ROOF PAINT ALL COLORS PER GALLON $145 DRIVE FOR GREATER BUSINESS Begins Wednesday May 1 0th at 9 A WALLPAPER SPECIALS 1 000 Rolls of Wallpaper 70 1 0c and 1 5c Per Roll Read Tomorrow? Bee and Tune in on Radio Station KMJ Monday 7 T-0 PAINT STORE 1317 FULTON STREET PHONE 3-4313 It.