The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • 3

Ai THE FRESNO BEE FRroAT FEBRUARY 4 1938 Pare 5 A News Of The Radio World Funeral Rites Held BAKERSFIELD (Kern Co) Feb services for John Co 20 a native of Texas who died of pneumonia yesterday in a local hospital were held this afternoon ia the Flickinger-Digier Chapel Peril To Valleys Project Is Seen Authority On Municipal Ownership Warns Against Silver Creek Plan Suburban Residents Form Association For Community Upbuilding Residents of the suburban area northeast of Fresno organized the Northeast Improvement Association at a meeting held in the home of A Hayes at 3105 Olive Avenue last night Reed waa elected president of the organization which was formed for the purpose of promoting cooperation among the residents of the area in community affairs Other officers chosen are: Hayes vice president: Mrs Clara Hayes treasurer and Anne Whitehorn secretary Reed appointed Douglas Mrs Lee Fosdick and Spencer as members of the executive committee The next meeting will be held at the Hayes home at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday night Lotte Lehman Is Starred In Rosenkavalier Viennese Opera Wil! Be Broadcast In Full By KMJ Tomorrow Fair Group Meets Here February 10th A meeting of the San Joaquin Valley Exposition Commission to arrange for a valley exhibit at the 1939 San Francisco exposition will be held here February 10th to approve the legal procedure necessary for the establishment of the commission A tentative organization plan is before the various boards of auper-visors of valley counties for ratification and final action la scheduled to be taken at the Fresno meeting The commission made up of one representative from each county board of supervisors will direct preparations for the valley exhibit A Collins of Fresno president of the commission today announced Stanislaus County has definitely determined to exhibit with the San Joaquin Valley group making seven counties committed to joining in a group valley display Collins said it is possible San Joaquin County also may join with the San Joaquin Valley counties 1 The DtcUton 1:13 Gertruda Lutzl and John Bturgasa 1:45 Four Clubmen 8 2 Metropolitan Opera NBC 2:15 The Dance How 2 Top Hatters Calling All Stamp Collectors 2:45 Al Jahn'a Orchestra 2:30 Hal Orchestra 2 Story Of Industry Leon Goldman Orchestra a 4 KMJ 3 news for 3:15 Music Meaiua NBC 3:311 news NBC 335 Harold Onheatn NBC 3 Spanish Revus news 3:35 Sports Qnestlnn Box S' 45 Religion In The Kesn KGO 3 Music By Keakm new 3 Chorus Qurat 3:25 news Syncopation Flees 4 5 KMJ 4 KnltcnmeyWs Kindergarten Bobby Grayson's Orrhestn NBC Ulk by Alistair Cooks 4:45 Jean Sabion sinter 4 Mrasage Of IsncL 4 Saturday Swing Sunset Sennede 5 Te 5 Studio Party 5:15 Jne Sudy's Orrhestra NBC NBC Spelling Bra 5 Occidental Col lege Womens Glee Club Jneef Horn lies Oraheetn KGO 5 Jo Orrhestn 5 Marshall Grant arganiit 5:15 Charlla Chan 5 Columbia Workshop 5:30 news 5:45 Maurice's Orchestra (McCIatchy Newspapers Service SACRAMENTO Feb Rupert Mason of San Francisco an authority on and an ardent champion of municipal ownership today warned the citizens of the Sacramento Municipal Utility District against the acceptance of the offer of the Pacific Gas and Electric Company to purchase power generated at a proposed dam on Sliver Creek Mason declares that no offer from any privately owned power company could justify the district In junking its own power distribution plan To do so he insists not only would be economically unsound but also would jeopardize the great Central Valleys Project Statement la Given His statement follows: Now that the private utility Interests have lost in the United States Supreme Court the recent that Sacramento forget the many battle she has waged for lower cost electricity and West 3L of 220l' Pacific Avenue I wholly unwarranted legal and I other expenses the Pacific Gas and Electric Company forced the Sac- Fight Near Theater Sends Man To Hospital A fight near thfc Rex Theater 909 Street last night aent Charles San Francisco to the Fresno Short Wave Log All time is Eastern Standard For hour of broadcasts in Pacific Time zone deduct three hours Compiled by Radio Manufacturers Association Washington CL SATURDAY FEBRUARY STH 4:45 National program JZK 197 1516 meg JZJ 254 1L80 meg a Hungarian ballet 1 music HAT4 912 meg 7 News and program in English RAN 31 96 meg 7:30 American Hour news in English chamber music Mediterranean Isles Capri 2RO 3L1 963 meg 1RF 305 983 meg 8:10 Shock Headed Peter a song cycle CSC 313 938 meg GSB 313 nt 931 meg GSL 491 611 meg 8:45 Talk DJD 254 1L77 meg CARACAS 9:15 Dance music YV5RC 5L7 53 meg 9:55 Scotland vs Wales rugby match GSD 253 nv 1175 meg CSC 313 938 meg GSB 313 931 meg GSL 491 631 meg 11:45 Recordings TPA4 256 1172 meg 12:45 A Guide To Famous Places Series JZJ 254 1130 meg SYDNEY-4 :3 0A Chimes from a VK2ME3138 959 meg the role played by Octavien who serve as bearer of a silver rose from the boorish Baron Ochs to his betrothed Sophie Faninal Octavlan becomes enamored of Sophie although previously enamored of the princess and after a duel with the baron and a threat by father to place her In a convent the lovers are united and the princess resigns herself to the loss of her youthful lover On KMJ Tonight A blow by blow description of the middleweight fight between Fred Apostoil end Glenn Lee in Madison Square Carden tonight will be broadcast by KMJ between and 8 Pacific time Clem McCarthy and Georgs Hicks will be at the microphone to describe the bout and comment on Its progress The broadcast will be presented exclusively by KMJ and other stationa affiliated with the NBC Blue network Lotte Lehman famous soprano will be heard In her famous portrayal of the Princess Werdenberg when the Richard Strauss Viennese opera Der Rosenkavalier (The Rose Bearer) Is broadcast tomorrow by KMJ The Fresno Bee Radio from the stage of the Metropolitan Opera House in New York In the principal supporting roles will be Emanuel List basso as Baron Ochs Gerstln Thorborg contralto as Octavlan and Suzanne Fischer soprano as Sophie Lotte Lehman ramento Municipal Utility District to Incur is very interesting Obviously if Sacramento is to buy or build her own electric distribution system as Los Angeles and many other cities have done there might be more than one bidder for Central Valleys Project power when the Shasta Dam ia finished a few years hence Except for municipal electric distribution systems In Redding Rose-Iville Palo Alto Alameda Modesto Friday February 4th I rlL I I 5 Mickey Moura Club (nr Saa Jo Sum Bakins Company (KMJ) Iffc 5:30 Store 5:45 Hnma Folks Frolic 5b Army Band concert lit Sophletlrated Strings NBC Whatsit for Safeway 5:30 oryan KGO 8 Sibohlatintcd Strings 5:30 Eddie Swartout'a Music 5 Hammcntem Music HalL 5:30 Under The Sea Litlla Orphan Ann) 5 Pacific Paradis 5:15 news 5:30 String Tito 5:45 Judy And Her Jeetere I Ta 1 6 Nnla Day smfcr NBC 8:15 snow a ports forecast Hant Arnold's Organ Reveries far The Eastern 8:45 Your Government At Your Service NBC 8 new 8:15 snow sports fmveaat 8:30 John Tell baritone 6:15 Ulk (Mm London 8:30 Master Sinters 8:45 Paul Martin's Music 8 Hollyvrond Hotel 8:30 Beaux Arts Trio NBC KARM 6 concert orchestra 8:15 ronerrt orchestra JO For Mother And Dad i 5 Anoatoll-Lfe fight NBC 7 First Kiemrr 7:30 Jimmy Fkller 7 7 30 7:45 Prop! In The New 7 Sons Shop 7:43 Talk on Busfnex 7 Evantkle Echoes 7:15 Rcndezvnua For Two 7 JO Symphouetta irNhir Me Amos Andy for Campbell'! Uncle Ezra for Alka-SelUvr NBC 8:30 Henry Bunt's Orchestra NBC 83Q A Alexanders Trill StO- Lind Of WhauR 8:13 Lum and Abner 8:30 Howe Heidi's Orchestra 8 frail warnings 8:15 Bonke Carter 8 Srattrrgood Baines 8:15 Cnnrert Gems 8:30 news 8:45 Them Was A Tim When i 8 Dirk Gup ire's Orrhestn NBC Vi rah Of Pragma NBC 8:30 Ran Wilde's Orchestra NBC KPO Cirrus 8:30 Eivty Man's Pataca 3:45 llappy Frlton'a Orchestra 8 Danes Hour 9 Arthur Godfrey 8:30 Brattergond Baines 5:45 Miami Momenta 8 Jne Saundcn' Orbestra 8:30 Ted Orrhestn 18 SI 10 wresthng matches for I Greens Company 10:30 Jimmy Orchestra NBC 10 news 10:15 Emery Drutsch Orrhestn 10:30 Art Kauai's Orrhestn 10 Music As You Desire It la re- i 10 Mum Mafic 10:15 VUist Would you Have Doner 10:45 Phil Hams' Orchestra li Ta MldalsM 11 Eddie Duehin'a Orrhestn NBC 11:30 Billy Moral Ormeitra ABC 11 Joe Surly' Orrhestn 11:30 Charles Runyan organist 11:45 News 11 Pasadena Cl vie Danes Henry linfi Orchestra 5tl: Tha Child Grows I'p Pint CalL Sundae Saluta laws Public Works program Musical Clock Tack Tunas A Ta A Maids Severn aorga NBC Minute Mm NBC Bam KRG Kloramw Hal Musical Trie a Tate Murk- and Aiwwin Youth Cincinnati Conran alary A Ta IS A Ratify ten-w NRC Nawuiai farm And Horn Hour Chasm' muair rows Mrlrtira Orrheatm Call To nuttl National Farm And llama Hour Captivator Itall'a nrrhratra I A II A National Faw And Horn Hour rvunratlr Rrienr MatmpuliUa Opera NBC new Wwxly Orcheatm fee aiuvumrod Chib Matinee 1ft- 10:15 Mu-hart Rian pianist NBC soprano 1 30 Waller Ktltry a Music 55500 fflsRwa? agesoODuoasC The libretto la based upon the romance of gay life in Vienna and Ah at the same time combines the ele-40 inents of Intrigue farce and satire It receives much of its lightness and interest through the frequent introduction of Strauss' Viennese waltzes The opera receives its title from and Turlock the Pacific Gas and Electric Company today has virtually a complete monopoly from Bakersfield to the Oregon line Only Bidder Hence unless the Sacramento and Bidwell Utility the latter ia now fighting for its existence in the are successful in buying or building their own electric distribution systems before Shasta Dam is finished it appears certain that the Pacific Gas and Electric Company will be the only bidder for powdr from Shasta Dam This is of course precisely what the power companies in Southern California tried to do with regard to Boulder Dam power But the citizens of Los Angeles Pasadena Glendale and ten other cities vigorously organized to prevent which they did Only about 9 per cent of the Boulder Dam power was allotted to privately owned public utilities Throughout the state of Washington citizens are forming utility districts and getting ready to bid for low cost Grand Coulee Dam power No proposal or offer no matter how tempting It may be painted could justify Sacramento In dropping the bone a municipal distribution for the shadow Silver Creek Project To do so in my opinion would Jeopardize the Central Valleys Project 00 att Harry Kranz district manager of the Federal Civil Service Commission in San Francisco will Jm the speaker on tonight's broadcast' entitled Your Government At Your Service The program at 6:45 is one in Ihe scries presented under the auspices of the San Francisco km 7 BirxfV Rroadca'rt and Saturday February A Ta 1 A 8 Just About Tima 8:15 Oklahoma Outlaws 45 Musical flock 1 A a A extra chars twa paraana MAY LO WE LOS ANCELES NEWEST Mat can (ratty iacatad dauatawa MM Directly arroas from tho Blltmora adjoining beautiful Library Tark BATES GUARANTEED AS PUBLISHED sse ci itr books Daubla Bada Chska Tads ar Paabla 250 300 350 fa Jaaf Sana a Jdaf AH Outalds Raimi All aqufppad with tub abower or combination bath MONTEREY COCKTAIL ROOM DifuHisd latkaat Smart Sandra daor 75 "is aai a ut" MAYFLOWER HOTEL 51S SOUTH GUANO AVL ONE TWO CUESTS1 5E5! Emergency Hospital for treatment for scalp laceratloni and nose contusions He told police he was forcibly ejected from the burlesque show but that he was to blame" Harry Duvall an employe of the theater said West was causing a disturbance inside the playhouse and was being taken outside when be got into an argument with unidentified parties on the street and was beaten MSAS1 is r- if Federal Business Association and (he National Emergency Council Repeal Biffin Georgia Signed ATLANTA Feb Rivers signed early today a county option liquor bill that repealed Georgia's prohibition law of BWJ-8nn two decades The measure was passed Tuesday by the legislature in special session to leave only four dry slates in the nation They are Kansas Oklahoma Mississippi and Tennessee Rivers said as he signed the bill Georgians will take on a respect for all Dry leader Grieved Gaines chairman of the consolidated forces for prohibition in Georgia said in a statement r' Kill 7:30 7:45 am 7 7 7 IS win Tick a Our KPU-8 8-15 A 1 S- Vt 8 Lam 8 KARM The Groom KMJ 10 NBC lii: in 55 10 10:15 In KGO 10:30 HEMNI CO 1507 Kern St Phone 323 1 1 SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Washed Stockton Burbank or Oregon Uem Potatoes 25-lb sack NEWTOWN J'jrt'lN Apples 10' pounds Lettuce 4 large solid heads 10c Utah Celery stalk 5c KATKA FANCY HOTIIOI NK Rhubarb pound 10c Sweet Juice Oranges 7 dot 15c Walnuts 2 pounds 25c OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS deeply grieved over the advent of local option in Georgia' County Flections Needed Both manufacture and package sale of liquor are authorized by the bill but county elections will be necesary to estbllsh liquor legally The hill was enacted as a revenue measure Wholesalers and manufacturers are to he taxed 81000 and retailers 8100 annually hy the state and as much or mure by local governments LInuor levies range from 31 to 82: Metrapriiisn Orem NBC a gallon I 'O'- cwirrrl Hall Bui lain Praamta It la It 11 Vrtmpolitrn Optra NBC 11 Campus Caper Bu 11 FVdrral Housing spraktr 11:30 Vuur linal Is Buffalo 11 MmIimo Knarmbl Mutar City Malmlir It To I 13 Metrapolnan Opera 12 Goktm Malndlra 1230 Bill Kims' Orrhmtm IX Ana Leaf organist 12:15 new Wallers Of The World I Ta A NICKEL DRINK-WORTH A DIME 0 350SS3B0 ii Governor Rivers estimated thejKrI uSJV'' revenue at 82000000 a year (9 Get Allsweet from your grocer toda package with in coin to Swift For seed assortment send printed ends from Company Box 1071 Hollywood Californio WIE fMTT Tomorrow Night We Close the Doors of This Gigantic Value-Giving Event Positively Last Day Sat of This Great Fire Sale STOCKS ARE STILL COMPLETE IN MANY DEPARTMENTS I Thousands of Dishes Small Hardware Builders' Hardware Paint Machinists' Tools Belting Starrett Tools Etc Albert Baer Mercantile Co Liquidators in Full Charge Selling Out at Public Sale Balance of $13300000 Salvage Stock Formerly of Barrett-Hicks Co at 1234 St Foods of the American Medico! 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