The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • 2

TJir mrvn nrr MTtitntr jAxiwnv ss hit 2A Girl's Proposal NEWS AND GOSSIP OF THE RADIO WORLD Miner Dies After TWO STERILIZATION KMJ Brings Opera Into Homes 5 PLAN TOjDog Sled Mercy BILLS ARE BASED STABILIZE EUROPEITrip To Hospital ON HEWITT CASE irotliy year James richer liunn i IK DUBE CASE AS GUEST ON JVinj $50 From Actor Jan A ley 29 year-old graduate I'nikcfsity of Oklahoma IdfjuO giiia In writing leap proposal letters to Artur Dunn and berause of It la by I'd today aaid ha haa awarded bsr first prize In hia la-ap Year lieiby which la started last year the offered th f-rives for Ih beat lroiosat "It waa quit a letter" tha baeha lor-ienpicnt aaid "No lather not have snv pail of it printed" Mia Airy was living In Oklahoma City when aha wrote the letter a four page poem loiter ah moved 4 tn Washington and now la living in 1 Hollywood Italians Urged To Drink Wine For More Babies ROMK Jan Italiana were warned by tha eeml-nfrirlal Giornal dTtalia today not to taper off their win drinking lest thero corresponding decrease In lb binh rate Describing wlnn ns "a moderately exciting beverage" which "create happy abandoiiruent that favora ae eenmatiiin of the phenomena eaen lial in vitality" th newspaper pointed out that tlia birth rate la lowest In countries where wino la not the national drink pan Id Jan nr-Premier I OKANOGAN tWashl Jan El-fenn Ilium will ask ftairhafuehrar Frederick Whits 24 who was Adntf IlHirr to hall 'fn- ban with r4ndirtt when teiiali'1 aimainent program aa the aoiiil I lenioia owbuiid filet runiliii'o fur erennmie asaisl-l Aeurit Mina tilth in the laarada an1 i uni franco authoinetiv I Mountain la dead today aflrr ha v-Miiinea ndsy I In if won for fow huira a din- lit HN-iiiliiit pirrnier will makalwiarie raro against death Ida request tuiiitrrnw In on ail Whilo waa attend! at th mine dim it lm when lie will diorUor by tit Murdoch who by iprwling dna fr a Fiiin-Ger- ehnrt wotro radio mad luan political and nnnwnie egre- menta for an otrilon tn fly it 1 I leant and aled to mituop f-apeit I Hanked by alateen cabinet min- dog ntu-her laced their leant ever (Mteru Ilium will lay down ftvo Buy- twrnly-lhreo nulea of haaatdou genion for stabilizing th troubled nwniniein trails to th lain and KuroiMit piiiuilfin whl lnff mrd I youth iiiHirifd Vrt ay ofiwrM JTriiL lrr 4 hv dec fuehrer at tho tier man Fiont Winlhiep hwre to thl llrklidaii aeealnn ai dava later ty lnrd ambulance Katieeied rriwU and after being given a day In The proposals ora peeled tol which to recuperate from Ih tin Include Ideal ha waa operated cm 11 night First -esaetln of I ha Naal fa- by Dr Murdock lia fmat-opfra-ainiament pioyram Ition condition waa tepnrted to le preond Adiirtun of a awl ifactory and hia death waa un-lory' attitude toward Kuropo'a juwleapcrled lineal problem aa tho puce of I eurirnii la Mtitnned brent rennomift help Murdock who eald immediately Immediate publication of after the operation thal ha found national defer budxeta bud kanjrrena condition waa Publicity fer arm pro-latunned when hla patient died and grama followed by limitation and waa near coliapae hlntaelf eventual reduction HACUA5IKNTO Jaa Krhoes of tha rnsslionwl Ann C'orr llrWIlt Sleillirnllnil (I'l reached the plats legilaiuie todny in tha form of two bills making wrongful sterilization a felony (iar diner Johnson aaemblyman front Iteikelry espinlnril that tha Sen Fienriaru rase brought out the fact that there le no provision In ihe criminal rods applying lirertlv tn tha illegal performance of ateriliMlinn oieiaiion (Ins bill lntroiiie bv Johnson and Assemblymen WiHiniu It llornblower of Ban Fianrisrn throw a inrrrascd safeguenls around he resident of California which lead Ih world In Ih number of eienlirailnn operations performed on mrniHl defectives and rilminal 3lut II Hearing The bill provides that any Inmate of a pil-on Insane aayluiit homes fur th feeble-minded or any other date Institution ran subjected tn an operation only after a hearing ly the governing board of the Institution Additional provision would make It necessary to serv notice of intention on a gustdisn or person representing an inmate Right of court appeal would given Johnson and Ainblynian Geoffrey Morgen Hants Monica Introduced second bill which acta up a stale board of eugenics pass on application for eugenic terlll sal Ion made In arrordance with th law and to keep rerords Members would lie the dlreetore of the state department of Inatltu-tlons public health and of aortal welfare Seeks Hiwaiw Curb It aut houses aietilizaiiun where It would appear the inmate would Cartoonist IVMI Compare In tention Notes With Joe Cook Huh G-i-rrs fan us news-lpr ririwrirt ja Cing wha butlt many machine similar to OMbrrga carton for tfc muil nn-eily end taodrt lit will cnri Inventl an the frsteau at 1 9-f' nrir Ths rr''rt' lure IVtur rbtiAiialiyj known rrcua Tula cirrus cImib liarry f'wtr the (nf-n'iin irra the OtlkMtti Mtn-pM hive r1 Anrrlihn han4i limtann ReneUrtt I2yrar- singer: Jlmm Jeriett funner -swimimrg chamr! ard her hu hand Art Jarreii band leader and Rlly Jnnea and Krri Hare vetrf lan tadio entertairna Tnteiiorumr fin Arnold and "Minstrels Jot and I Childs will he fiatured en the Ns-venal Rn Pxnp program at 8 IT Arnold haa arranged hi "immature shew fw the latter half of the program with the regular JUjn Dance feature the enrnble the Nnvelodeor itally Fonrr Lulti Delta and ftrottv and the Hnnsirr lint Shota Xjim-ii: Dm and Red oley ptrieding procreate children with aerinua mental oc nervous dleaae The Johnson-! fornblower bill haa similar authorization Mias I few lit heiress tn tha for tun of th let Inventor Feter Cooper Hewitt charged two ftan Francisco doctors with conspiring ith tier mother to perform a sterilization operation on her In 1934 Kite claimed her mother wished to make it impossible for th girl to produra an iielr to tha fortun Tha css waa dismissed against th doctor by a trial Judge and Mrs Hewitt waa not prosecuted Kotmatlon of a Kuropean "united front" around mutual guarantee of aalaianca between England and Kranea Alma At All Kntlona TSIum'a eprerli directed to all European nationa will deal principally with a French requat that tier- many work with Iba I government In rcatorlng confidence on the continent with a prom I of a benevolent French attitude In eco nomlc mattera It waa aaid The Oceanian for the foreign pol-Iry declaration will be a public banquet organlied by the popular front government in honor of the re-elecilon of Andra Kebrler aa Malian Day Ad pioneer Frea-member of the chamber of drpu- ju Counly rancher dr MAUON DAY Long Illness Is Fatal To Pioneer Fresno County Rancher early local following an a Dinuba-Reedley si Pome of the outntandlng figure participating tn the KMJ brvadcala each Saturday from the alage of the famnita Metropolitan Opera lfoua in New Yoik City are aliown above No 1 la Mra Marcia fiavenporl commentator 2 I lady a Swart hout mezm axpiann 3 timvannl Maitenclli veteran tenor of the Metropolitan and (trace Moore prime donna of th opera and motion pictures 4 a acena behind the scene where linbert LJveriidge tlefti production director Milton Croaa (center) announcer and Charle Crey radio engineer look after technical details of ths brnadcat as they watch the stage fiom glaa en-Kwed boxes 5 lAly rone diminutive star of the opera concert ataga and motion pictures STARS OF Day moved to Fresno survived by his widow: two sons Day Fresno and four daugh- two son: until 1928 when Tha cabinet will accompany th premier together with delegates from all parties in tho popular front Ministerial council sessions have been called for Monday and Tuea-day to debate pending negotiations between French and German dip-lomatie representatives for increased economic cooperation The discussions era expected to ho climaxed with direct con versa-j lion between French officiate and Reich Minister of Finance HJal-mar Schacht early next month Sacramento sNctv Police Chief Hints Shakcup Of Forcehmil I BUFFALO (N Y) Jan 23 Velm Foadick and Mia Austin Roche appointed Pouceion8 jieri 0f Fresno Mra Vera commissioner of Sacramento Cslif Leavitt of Dos Angeles and Mra ftee twentv-aeven years in police i Veda Garrett of Watsonville five after twenty-seven in ponce Mra Fannie Fine of Clovla work here Indicated Mra Ora Misenbeimer and Mra sibie "complete reorganization or Nita Coffman of Centerville Mra the Sacramento department I Grace Rogers of Selma and Mrs City Manager James Dean Margaret Panett of Fresno and Stacramento named Roc ne who rose i two brothers Leland Crawford of from patrolman to Buffalos Angeles and Mason Crawford commissionership on the recoin-1 Centerville mendation of Edgar Hoover I jje 8go a survived by seventeen head of tha federal bureau of 1 grandchildren and two great-grand-vestigation Hoover and Roche children have been friends for years I Funeral aervices will be conduet-Roche aaid he would assume his ed Bt 10 A Monday at tha Coduties In tha West Coast city Feb-ionial jrun8ra Home Interment ruary 16th and that flwiu be in the Tulare Cemetery at have in mind probably will force e2 complete reorganisation of the de- The Sacramento PyUfiOoQ (Iff iSOH lAcaSUVC a yea Roche received 7000 as1 commissioner here and still gets a $3500 annual pension which will not be affected by his re-entering police work Roche 57 retired aa police commissioner here three years ago after rising from the rank of pa- at a hospital Illness of several yearn Jlia residence waa at 3028 Damon Avenue Day waa horn In Ikie Idaho and cam to California aa an Infant with hia parents They nettled in Tulare County In 1895 Day married Katie Sprague Shortly afterward he moved to tho district where he followed farming irvix ft conn When Irvin ft Cobb holds oicn house on his Taducah Plantation tonight he will present the Hall Johnson Choir singing the colorful and melodious Jubilo Clarence Muse baritone will offer a Negro spiritual song New honors are being heaped upon radio stars who art heard regularly over KMJ through the Another of the thrilling adven- VRP lures of Ac Williams and his friends will be hesrd at 5:13 o'clock Announcement wss made this Diia feature for children Is heard week of the award of national hon- KM Audience Has Seats In Diamond Horseshoe For Opera Broadcast Radio's supreme musical classic i ployed to pick up the opera broad Metropolitan Opera broadcast dl-l casts though seldom are all of rectly from the stage of the them on duty at once Those re-greatest opera Is In the full sponsible for the voices of the swing of its sixth consecutive era- artists are cradled In the footlights eon of presentations for American while the orchestral music is picked listeners over the nation-wide blue up hy microphones suspended thir-netwnrk of the National Broadcast-! ty-fiva feet abo-e the head of the ing Company Ths broadcasts are musicians heard eRch Saturday from 11 A In the rontrol booth with NBC to 2:30 over The Fresno Bee Engineer Charles Grey ait Her-Hadio KMJ bert IJversidge and Carlo Ed- Immortal of the operatic stage rda NBC production directors are singing their stirring arias thlsJverge is reading the opera Winter flushed young Americans wore bars ahead of the pcrformeis are triumphing with others of aiRn1L GreY when this eign birth in their debuts and thel n1 that one to remotest listeners are hearing this com on with full volume He also exciting music in all ita richness warns ths i engineer of entrances and beauty They are missing the nearest microphones nothing of the operatic quality of by for the entrance the music that reaches the ears of PlcuP- the box-holders in the grand tier at Engineers Improve Reception Broadway and Fortieth Street in Thus it Is that radio listeners fre-New York quently hear more of an opera than Radio Expands Audience I the audience in the flesh When a The best the world has to offer tn orchestra for Instance operatic music treasured privilege I dfowns out the voice of a singer in until five years ago of the mere Wagnerian opera It Is the vigl-3000 music lovers who attended 1" ineer? cfc'H that withdraws person is coming now in another from the orchestra a battery nteresting eeaeon to all who twirl microphones and Rives more to their radio dials to bring it in p1 microphones in the footlights Youthful new more of Edwards Is a newcomer In the AUDMOGAIL MCMAflEP IE every Monday Wednesday and Saturday at ths same hour The parade of dance orchestras gets under way at 9:13 when the Park Crntrai Orchestra starts the dancing followed hy Ben Beraie Leo Busby George Breece Jack Clawson and Red Foster These programs are corrected up to the time of publication Last-minute changes by the National Broadcasting Company for KMJ will be announced at Intervals on that station Where KMJ broadcasts of NBC programs are duplicated on KPO or KGO they are deleted from the following listings for the latter stations Programs of the Columbia Broadcasting System may now be heard over KNX KSFO SCO keys and KSU 1130 keys nmw ers to Meredith Willson musical director of NBC'a western division John Nesbitt narrator of the House Of Melody and Passing Parade programs and Helen Hayes noted stags actress who appears weekly in the title role of the radio drama Bambl 3118 Hayes was awarded the 1936 diction honor of the National Speech Arts Fellowship after committee spent three months 11s tening to radio broadcasts The House Of Melody and other programs directed by Willson were adjudged among the twelve beat of frringa on the air The Radio Stars Board of Review analyzed 139 programs in selecting the twelve best comment during the Passing Parade broadcasts and an' nounring of the House Of Melody won him a high place among all tpyes of speakers and artists and gave him a place In the open division The Passing Parade is heard at them than for an enlarged! NBC production department but Pop orchestra a charming new com- veteran in opera For the last mi trolman He was noted aa a rigid Changes in the motor vehicle act disciplinarian and a relentless foe which now makes mandatory the of gambling vice and narcotics revocation of the driving license of Joining the force in July 19061 any person convicted of driving an he received his baptism of fire a automobile while intoxicated are few months later when ha cap- provided in a bill Introduced by tured a burglar after a gun fight I Senator Garrison of Stanis-For this he received his firstllau County medal Two years later he rescued I The bill extends the crimes for a child under the wheels of a truck which revocation of license is pos-and was decorated a second time Lsible to Include manslaughter neg-He rose through the grades oflligent homicide failure to stop fol- detective detective sergeant lieu-J lowing an accident and for three tenant captain and chief of detec-1 reckless driving convictions during tlves and was appointed commis- any twelve-month period sinner January 1 1930 I At present conviction for drunk- He retired on December 31 1933 cn driving results in automatic after a political change in the city suspension of license for six administration months Under the proposal made by Garrison revocation would be Brother Are Held For Murder bin REDDING Jan An-J grant the right of district attor-drew Brown and Stands Brown neya their deputies and Inveatiga- brothers arrested at their home! tors to cany firearms near here are held for que- (IN PERSON) FRESNO MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM MONDAY FEB 1st Relating his thrilling experiences by Story Colored Slides and MOTION PICTURES of this adventura to the Antarctic fif-mentator with a new style and theteen years he haa been stage direc-latest wrinkles in broadcasting tor at the Metropolitan and during equipment are making this sixth the administration of Gattl-Casazza series of Metropolitan Opera broad- he waa the impresario's personal casts one of the richest treats in representative on the etage respon-radio history sibie for all that went on behind Each broadcast performance is the curtain that of a complete opera precisely responsibility Is to work as it is heard in the Metropolitan I with the NBC engineer! to the end Th magic oil that tha proper emphaals-and not radio has made up for the absence too much of it is put on the sounds of the performers before the ns that come frm off-stage He teners eyes knows what sounds are coming and So graphic are the descriptions he la to warn the engineers come between scenes from An example of the importance of NBC a glau-wallcd sound-proof this work is the explosion that booths the grand tier at the blows down the house in opeiw house that little is left for Hansel And Gretel Were the NBC the imagination of the appreciative engineers not warned more than radio listener hundreds even thou- ioo bars ahead of this terrific deto-sands of miles from New York nation the passing of the Commentator Is Expert house would carry microphones and nils Winter a commentator nar- listeners along with it advance of each" end iTy 7aUMrcft Dvenori in Rlo CUy critic novelist daughter of the Slfr ther relJyedby liant Alma Gluck of the other Met ropolitan days brought up in the irfonfitVo the very atmosphere of the opera actually on the air ton Cross who has been an- Stars To Be Interviewed SATURDAY JANUARY 33RD KMJ Musical Vnterlude 5:15 M- Sundays the House Of Ace Williams for San Joaquin Baking Company 9:30 Meredith Wil son's Orchestra NBC 5 Eddie Kitzpalrlck'e Orchestra 5:30 Three Cheers 5 Columbia Concert Hall 5:30 CBS Workshop 5 Paul Carton organist 6 To 1 6 Dinner concert NEC 6:30 Sbell Chateau NBC 6 Ricardo's Caballero 6 Speed 8 how 6:30 Saturday Night Screnadera 6 Education Today 6:15 Marshall's Mavericks 6:30 Jack Meakin's Music 7 To 6 7 Shell Chateau NBC 7:30 Irvin 8 Cobb's Paducah Plantation for Oldamobile NBC 7 Your Hit Parade 7:30 Juvenile Revue 7 to be announced 7:30 Johnny Orchestra 8 To 9 8 National Barn Dance for Alka Seltzer NBC 8 piano redial: 8:05 Clem McCarthy on Sports 8:15 Ink Spots quartet 8:30 Emil Coleman' Orchestra 8 Frost warnings 8:15 Benny Goodman's Orchestra 8:30 Hollywood Barn Dance 8 To ID I 9 Ernie Smith's Sportlight Review CBS 9:15 Jerry Blaines' Orchestra NBC 9:30 Ben Berries Orchestra NBC 9 Shan dor violinist 9:30 Lea Brown's Orchestra 9 Hollywood Barn Dance 9 Ed Wynn 9:30 Ben Bcr-nie's Orchestra 10 To 11 jtional European tours during which 10 Leo Busby's Orchestia they appeared before the forme 10:30 Geoige Breece'e Orches-jKirg Edward VIII Connie became tra CRS ja eoloiFt beginning with a aeries KPO 10 Eernie Cummins' Orchs- of theatrical appearances in Chi- He Will Also Give a Short Address on the Subject of WORLD PEACE tloning in connection with the slay- fnnrf State ing of Robert Conklin 55 who weal tOBrl URenS tJIUie shot down when he stepped from Wholesale LiattOT lOX the door of a camping ground cab- iff ing last night I SAN FRANCISCO Jan The police said that Andrew The etate diatrict court of appeal" Brown had been drinking and had I ruled here today that liquor who je-quafreled with man known InIuf: PF taVl "i mu Bert Murphy earlier and shot lled pirita even when being eold Conklin when he miatakenlyl to retailers for distribution on fed-thought the victim waa Murphy eral government Property The Brown brothers according aouizVtion bv the police denied any knowledge hTim Th of the shooting and wanted tol i I know "What is it all about?" ffiuat 6th retiuer 1 Bill Would Stop Use Of I New Yard i I I The superior court here upheld liCCCptlVO rood XaCKS objections of the board of equaliza- (MrClatchy News pa pern Sen-Ice) Ition to the McKesson A Bobbin SACRAMENTO Jan 23 A bill plea for an injunction to prevent providing that all food retailed in collection of the 80 centa a gallon packages must sold in packagestax The diatrict court upheld this which era 95 per cent full haa been) decision today filed In the legislature by Senator Garrison of Stanislaus County tmtni lira UCutOTS The move according to Garrison ICWIS Urges ueoiVTS is an effort to halt the uae of large Pu im Wfljp JDnDIlfS half full packages which he de- A 1 Clares are merely subterfugee An- WASHINGTON Jan 23 INS) other Garrison hill would mk vngue rumors that Amer mandatory the isle at retail of fiahj a foreign debtors were end poultry by the pound debt negotlations Senator James Hamilton Lewis Democrat TICKETS NOW ON SALE OWL DRUG STORE Tulare at Fulton HOMAN CO 1249 Fulton Tickets Are Also Available From thie Kerman High School Selma Drug Store Carlisle Drug Coalinga Record Sanger Herald 4 Matinee all seats 8 All Seats Reserved 50S 75S $1 MANY GOOD SEATS LEFT AT 50c and 7 5e TICKETS BY BOY SCOUT HEADQUARTERS 909 STREET FEES NO nouncer and commentator since the! Interviews with Metropolitan art-fittt Metropolitan Opera on Christmas Day 1931 continues fontinu ln 1936-1937 broadcaet-s announcer He Introduces the commentator and other personages uW bring a fresh to be heard during intermission jPer to The Metrepolitah first would iuiielce' have none of radio Radio the im- critical biography highly press rio Gatri-Caaazs acclaimed and is a music critic waa an interesting but undeveloped edi vr Dllrn? SalzburK infant It might poll the of opera aa the Metropolitan ticket ron SbJanc co holders hear it served as NBC commentator She However in 1931 he capituleteo wte to the explanation and the at rat Iona of Hanson NBC phy of ope ingcr' chief engineer I New Singers Appear After he heard his first broadcast Twenty-one new singers are mak rnrough a loudspeaker in the box- ing their first bows at tha Metro-of rice of the opera house ha be-politan this season Nine of them trayed astonishment that the pre- are Americans They arc: Natalie cious voices of hia singers could fly Bodanya and Franca Somigii so-tnrough the lr from a transmitting pranos Lucielle Browning and station outside of New York City Anna Kaskse contraltos George end back again to the little receiv- Reaely and Sydney Rayner tenors in the box-office and still Norman Cordon and John Gurney thrill him as they always did when basso and Wilfred Engelman he watched them sing baritone Miss Kaskas won her ludioi Men Occupy Roaea way to th Metropolitan stage grand tierthrough the Metropolitan Auditions the Metropolitan Opera House Of Th Air over NBC networks aie the heart of the NBC broad-l Great namea remaining on the aet-up Both are glass-new season's Metropolitan roster walled and sound-proof One la oe- include: Jy announcer and narrator Kirsten Flagstad Dusolina Glan-In-rifonl booth nin Helen Jepson Ix)tte Lehmann Blt he NBC engineer and Grace Moore Lily Dona Rosa Don production diiector watching the sell and Elisabeth Rethbcrg so-proiuction through a plate glass prano Karin Bianzell Bruna Cas-window listening to it through 1 (sens Gladys ftwarthout Marion --a of Illinois today suggested England hsritones and Emanuel ust turn battleships over to the United hrmisntTmff of conductors I statp that Franco supply sub-i-llinSM Artur CRodnrlvi marines and Italy airplanes in part rSrijrtrmiMrolPanl 'I payment of their debts Ettore Panizza and Grnnaro Fa pi I Lrwll deciared the debtors were wholcontendnft they had no cash to cm-i meet their debt payments to Ameri- ha TjYIhrnrrirrntln wrll ca hut did possess an "abundance" ropf and Rlcnira lUpQinAn wcu miiiurv unnifi attention to the The Metropolitan a 1936-1937 rep-here of several eminent Brit- MYrMfram-hXwill tel flusnclera reportedly to discuss hrmA the dehtx and th appointment of selected the fourteen to bo broad-a nfw Krench ambassador allegedly to "seek some new method of pay- Bciiidfi! company will pKimt tho fronoh dbt two novelties one of which Capon- ln rncn Benefit tra 10:30 Heib Sa man's Or-chestta 10 Hollywood Barn Dance 10:30 Tommv Tucker Oichea-tia: 10:45 Ted Fio Rito's Orchestra 10 Eddie Fitzpatrick's Or-ehertra: 10:30 Jimmy Grier's Orchestra II To Mldnlrht 11 News Parade Crft 1115 Chatles Punvan organist NBC 11:30 Jack Clawson Orchestra CHS 11:15 Red Foster's jthcmsrivca developed Rhythm Orrhedrs CRS "We've Biways made our own 11 Griff Wri ieme' Orrhcn- arrangements" raid Connie "Even tra 1130 Ran Wilde's Orches- when were kids we used to have ts our music teachers tearing out their 1L Patadena civic dance hair because we rearrange cago and Cincinnati four months ago "I uard to sing solos with the trio ard though I like singing slore it's a lot different" she aid "I'm mil scared" The Boswells sang together as a trio since childhood but not pro-feeeionahy until they left New Orleans their birthplace in 1527 They rocketed to national radio tame aimm-t overnight because of hich Sequoia Council Boy Scouts TRUCK FUND sacchi a grand opera I from the -SALVE COLDS I Sponsored by FRESXO 11:30 Terry Orrhestra 11 45 Kerry Allen's Orchestra 13 Orchestra: 13 15 News 13:39 Eddie Oliver's OrhMr classical numbers which the teachers thought too sacred to touch "There was rn great to formula We mply took h'- numhera ard made them sniri like hearing it juet aa itTelva and Gertrud Wettergren outside tteamong the mezzo-sopranos and con-lui Uj Thi the technical Itraltos Taiil A II house Mario onoadcasting an opera Is of tee Richard Crook Giovanni Mar- thousands upnntinelh Laurtx Melchnir and Nino tdio lis'erers whoj Martini tennis: Riehard Bonelli menico Cimarosa Roth of these I-1''85' nlul7- Schorr John Chariesjwill he sung in English There also zwtive microphones are em- Thomas and Lawrence TibbettWiU be revivaia of fve operas pen of Rirhard Hageman one of the Metropiltan's new conductors It is based on Robert Rrowntng'a poem The Ring And The Book The other novelty is The destine Mart is ye an opera by Do- tiik Price Uould-Tahleta MlieN'oM Drops KGO -11 Charles Runyan and we would rrg ballads irt Iliks hot cumbers" 5c 10cf 25c.