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7 DECEMBER 8, 1931. PART T.j SATURDAY MORNING. HIGH LIGHTS San Joaquin Valley News GRID GLASH USURPS DIAL KFI Football rama (cont, KMPC Myron Wsstovas KTM Maurice Johusni, Latter Reign Church. 3:45. KHJ Football una (cont.) KFWB R.

D.SJ. va. Notre Pame. KFVD Talk. Granny Grant, 2:30.

KRKD HesJAJ. KFOX Ch-istian Science, et-tor Honnns. 8:30: 8:35. KFAC a. Notre Dame.

8. KGER-slark-in-the-Box, Lon Beach Band, 5:30. KECt Classic Honr, 2. to 4 p.m. r.

nm Visalians Protest KILLER GIVEN Jonr'a Orch. (C.) 9:15: Piano Pointers 8:3. KFWB 8. Maude Hushfs. piano, 9:15: PJl.N 9:45.

-KFVD 0: P.R.N.. 9:30: R. 9:45. KRKD Weather Bureau, 9:05. KOX R.

Dr. McCoy, 9)15; Heajtn, P.R.N., 9:45. KFAC Dr. McCoy, Haxel Dodd. 9:30.

KGER Gospel Assembly, 0:30. KFCA Armohair Quartette 9: Genla Fonarovia tC.) 9:15: Pub. Schools. 9:30. 10 to 11 a.m.

KMTR R. 10. KFI Farm Hour 'Woman's Mar. of tha Air (C.) 10:30. KMPC Shoppinr Service.

10: KERN FIELD S.C. -Irish Game FACES TEST Lone Oak Park Ax Decree PRISONTERM Self 'Confessed Slayer Sent to Folsom Prison for Friend's Death on Tap Today Five Stations to Broadcast Battle This Afternoon; Other Schedules VIS ALIA, Dec. 7. (Exclusive)-In Soorla Parade (C) 7:30. KFWB Interview.

7: Burt Kiske, pianos 7:15: Juvenile Revue. 7:80. KRKD P.R.N.. Sports talk. E.T..

7 15. KFOX Trio. Bobby and Betty. 7:161 Juvenile Revue, 7:30. KFAC Country Church Haines 8 7:30: Popular Astronomy, 7:45.

KGER Lonf Beach Recreation 71 Chameleon Players. Concert. 7:46, KECA Kaine Bennett, poet, K. 7:30. 8 to 9 p.m.

KMTR Bell fltrlnxs Quartet, Si 8:301 Tetly Kardoa, 8:45. KFI National Barn Dance (C) 8. KTM M. W. Mack, Luther Thorn KHJ Richard Himbcr's Orch.

C) 8 Horiee Podge Lodge (C) 8:30. KFWB Round-Towner, Pioneer Sona, 8 -30. KPpV: Pasadena Presbyterian Church. 8. KFOX Souvenirs.

Anson Week's Orch a Cecil A Sally. E.T 8:45. KFAC "Trials of History," Betty Sla- acr's 8:30. KGER Ronmer's Quartet, Lonf Beach -Band. 8:15.

KECA Recreation program, R. 8:301 Desert Lore. 8:45. 9 to 10 p.m. KMTR Times P.R.N., 9i Ted While, Hkybound.

9:16) Casselotli eperatl. 0:80. KFI Col. Roscoe Turner talks. Studio program, 8:15: Let's Dance (C.) 9:30.

KTM Dr. A. IJ. Michelson, Epio pre gram. Fireside Hour.

8:45. KHJ Ben j. Franklin Drama, white's 9:30: Hoaf land's 9:45. KFWB Stuart's Slambsrtlmek 0 :0. KRKD P.R.N.

9:30. KFOX Stuart'e Slumbertima, 0:30. KFAC Ricardo's Hames'i Orche dignant citizens, objecting to the tentative plan of the City Council Navy Air Fleet 1 WillLand '4 rival of Squadron Today Held Hint of Inland Base Choice KELW 10; Studio, 10:15: Daddy Bej. 10 MO: Col. Culver.

10:45. KHJ Football Souvenirs (C.l 10; vAiir (c- iou- mr tenor. 10:50. En Va.n- 10; R. R.

10:45. Err? Andwe. 10; R. 10:30. School 10:30.

emtc 11 a.m. to 12 Nooa Sidewalk Reporter, 11:13) to abolish Lone Oak Park, "small est park in the world," as a traffic hazard, are deluging Mayor Tschu- Br CARROLL NVE When the Trojans of UJ3.C. and the fighting Irish of Notre Dame clash on the Coliseum turf In the RADIO NEW. KMTR. p.m., KIM.

KGER. KCiB and KDB. 10 p.m. CONCERTS! 1:00 p.m. KHJ.

Library of Consrifw Muaicale. KHJ. Greto StWH-kfold and Andre Kotelant'a Orchestra. (C. :00 p.m.

KHJ. Edward D'Anna'a OrchMtra. 8:00 KMTR. Bfll Strinr Qar- 9:30 p.m. KFWB.

Slumlwrtim. Instrumental and rocal. VARIETIES: 9:00 a.m. KHJ. Frederick Killiam Wile on iC 13 Noon KFI.

Oxford-Harvard debate. if.) "World Peace." 12:30 p.m. KFI and 1 p.m. KECA. Week-Day Revue.

:00 p.m. KHJ. Roxy'i Protram. IC.) 8 :00 p.m. KFI.

Sigmund Romberg's Program. (C.) p.m. KFI. Radio Cily Party. lO 6:30 p.m.

KFI. Gibson Family. (C.) Musical comedy-drama. .5 p.m. KMTR.

Isabel Mora Jones on "Music." Tffll) p.m. KFWB. Juvenilo Revue. 8:00 p.m. KHJ.

Kichard Himber'a Orchestra. (C.I 8:30 p.m. KHJ. Hodra Podca Lodra. (KFRC.) 9:30 p.m.

KFI. "Let's Dance." New weekly three-hour danca program. (C.) SPORTS) U.S.C.-Notra Barns football rame, KMTR, KHJ and KFI, 1 :45 p.m.; KFAC, p.m., KFWB. 3:15 p.m. 7:30 p.m.

KHJ. Sports parade, PLAVS: 7:00 p.m. KMTR. Tha Phantom. 7:30 p.m.

KFI. Ladies Laurh Last. 8:00 p.m. KFAC. Famous Triala of History.

8:00 p.m. KHJ. Benjamin Franklin. 11:00 p.m. KFAC.

John Do No. 16. Mystery. R. KFI- BAKERSFIELD, Dec.

7. (Exclusive) Arthur Rosales, who Tuesday pleaded guilty to manslaughter in connection with the death of his lifelong friend, John Hernandez, today was sentenced to Folsom Prison by Presiding Judge Lambert. Hernandez was stabbed to death in an altercation in his home in November. Rosales was arrested in an alley near by and later admit final intersectional game of the year, -Woman'! Mai. Pedro's Orch.

five stations will broadcast the event Jewish Question Box, 11; with two of them releasing it to their networks. KMTR, KHJ and KFI are to start their broadcasts Spanish 11. FootbaH cams (cont.) 7B Ft, 11 HYd R. ll; Starlieht Revue, 11:30. Jj5D R.

11. Garden talk. E.T., 11: Studio Varl- CU tt.nt. 1 I my, City Manager Phlllippe and the Chamber of Commerce with letters, telegrams and telephone calls of protest. Calling the miniature park a "jewel of San Joaquin," "an oasis of beauty," correspondents plead with the "woodman" City Coun-cllmen to "withhold that ax." Further action by the Council awaits findings of City Manager Phillippe, who was instructed to determine the legal owner.

H. Askin, Mayor in 1915 when the eight-foot circle centered by the famous oak was dedicated as a park, declared the City Council that at 1:45 p.m. with KFAC coming on the air at 2 p.m. and KFWB at 2:15 p.m. ii.uvi alio.

ted fighting with Hernandez but said he fought in self-defense. On the stand today Rosales said Her If bnrlr.Virl.ri I I Ati rooioau came tconi.i KMPC Lornel tcs. 3: R. P.R.N., R. 3:45.

KTM Spanish prorram. 8. KHJ Football same (cont.) KFWB Football rame (cont.) KFVD R. Lone Star Ranters, 8:30. KRKD R.

3. KFOX Man About Town, Health. 3:50. KFAC Football fame (cont.) KGER Lonr Beach Band (cont.) KECA 8. 4 to 5 p.m.

KMTR Football name 4:38. KFI Football fame Strinttime (C.) Charles Wellman, sonts, 4:45. KTM Bert Olbert. Lady Luck, Pyramid prorram, 4:45. KHJ Football fame Tha Lawyer and the Public (C.l 4:45.

KFWB Football fame Jcont.) KFVD Campus Capers. R. 4:30. KRKD Household Hints, R. 4:30.

KFOX P.R.N. R. 4:15. KFAC Football rame (cont.) KGER Texas Ramblers, 4: 4:30. KECA Strinttime (C.) 4:45.

5 to 8 p.m. KMTR Stuart Hamblln's C.anf, S. KFI Sifmund Romberf (C.) 6. KELW 6: Popular Economics, KHJ Roxy Revua (C) Mary Court land (C.) 5:45. KFWB Gold Star Ranters, 8:30.

KFVD 6 KRKD 6: Hillbillies. Taylor, Geiae A Gayl 6:45. KFOX 'Theater News." SJ0; Garden talk. E.T., 8:45. KFAC Christian Science, Typiuf Club, Merlin Revue, 6.

KGKR Timely Tips, Publld forum, 5:30. KKCA 6. 6 to. 7 p.m. KMTR K.

6: Monitor Views the News. Isabel Morse Jones. 6:45. KFI Radio City party (C Ths Gibson Family (C.) 6:30. KELW fl; Rlch a Rascals.

:30. Stuecktold (C.) Bportscaet, Plnno fiantaaia a. as Columbia's network is to wind up ER Poem-Melodv-Sonsr. Daddy Aango. 11 -HO.

nandez came at him with a pocket- A 11. Harry Styles, 1:45. KGER Dance 9. KECA The Big Ten (C) 9:30, 10 to 11 p.m. knife in one hand and a butcher knife in the other.

He showed no emotion when BAKERSFEEXD, Dec. 7. (Exclusive) When seventy-five. Navy fighting machines sweep down on Kern County Airport tomorrow with Admiral H. V.

Butler, commander of aircraft units of the Navy, at their head, It will be. a test of the airport's fitness as a naval air base, aviation experts here predicted. According to Washington dispatches three inland air bases will be established on the Pacific Coast pexS year. STRATEGIC POSITION Bakersfleld, with lis strategic position midway between the southern and northern parts of the State, protected by Its distance from the coast and the excellent weather conditions prevailing, Is known to be considered as a possible location for one base, according to reports here. Judge Lambert pronounced sen year proclaimed it a city park.

Phll tience, uivmg ins age as za, ne saiu he was a railroad worker." He ad lippe, however, says it was never 1 Noon to 1 p.m. MTR Tlmea I-oet and Found, llr ,12:031 Clvle procram, R. Ixsdft. 4TFI Oxford-Harvard Debate (C.) 12; Week Day Revue (C,) 13:30. KMPC Vi; Jean Leonard, KELW P.R.N., 12; Eiils Locy.

.12:30. KH3 Herb Slraub at His Enslras (C.) HoarlanU'a Orch, N. 1SS. "'JWB-ft. 12; Juds-e Arthur Crum.

13:30. rD Stiirlirht Revne Rlcardoa mitted a prior conviction for bur officially recognized by a City Coun glary and another on a charge of disturbing the peace. Sequoia Park KFI Helen Guest, 6:30: Bibla Fellowship. 1 IQ.J, tl cil and states there is a question as to ownership. Tulare Cattle Test Complete by January 1 KR ytt-fmr, Jinimle'a Saddle Pals, KMPC Freeland Brothers.

6:30. KTM Spanixh concert. KFWB R. Sunrise Club, 6:45. KFVD Snanijh Hour.

6:30. Real Life. I 14: Health. 11: KFC R. Ar, N.

Y. Stocks, ihur Crura, 12:45. Winter Sports Carnival Site FRESNO, Dec. 7. (Exclusive) KFAh KFOX El Desnertador, 6.

KGER N. Y. Stocks, 6:46. IS: McCoy, 1:15: KMTR 0, lOi Transcriptions, 10:88. KFI Left Dance (cont.) KMPC 10.

KTM Fireside Honr X.Ta Bartley Sims, 10:30. KHJ Times P.R.N.. 10; Hoagland's Orcaj Fred Skinner, Xnapp't 10:30. KFWB P.R.N. 10: 10:15: Tex Howard's 10 :30.

KFVn Spanish Hour. 10 SO. KFOX P. 11. 10: 10:15: Tex How ard 10:30.

KFAC O. 10: Gnnrales's 10:30. KUKK Times P.R.N., 10; Radio FroUe, 10:10. KECA 10; Coakley Orch. (C) 10:80.

11 te IS p.m. KMTR Sharpe Minor, 111 11:88. KFI Let'a Dance (cont.) KMPC Around the Town, 11. KTM Owl Club. 11.

KFJ Cave's 11: Jergen'l Orch 4 Hampton's 11:45. KFWB Stuart's 11: Morgan's Orch, 11:30. KFVD Spanish concert F.l.He R. 11:45. KFAC "John Doe" Mystery, 11; Hamptons 1130.

KFOX Smart's 11: Carter's Oretu 11:30. KGER Frolic Moore's Ore 11:15. KECA R. 11: Coakley'a Orch. (C) 11:86.

DON LEE TELEVISION KflXS (5KO0 K.c.) WAXAO (44.500 It.) "Design For Llvinf," 7 p.m. The Kern County Airport is re Cot: ntry Church of Hollywood, 18:30. trarded by flyers along the Coast as to a.m. MTR Covered Waioa Jnblle. 7.

KFWB P.R.N. 6: O. 8:16: E.T.. 8:45. KECA p.a,N- iJtij.

1 a p.m. KFI Morin Sisters (C.) 7i Health Exer one of the best ports In the State. It is a repular stop on coastwise air lines and more than a score of prl- S'Jj, Jok'r' KFOX P.R.N.. 8: AI and Molly, Irhnal KlH. 5tn.

Krh3K c. N'otra Dame, cises. 7:15: N. T. Stoeka, 7:30: Health Exercises, Old Memory Box (C) 7:45.

the season with a "Sports Parade" originating in the studios of KHJ at 7:30 p.m. Dialers will hear talks by Coach Elmer Layden and members of the Notre Dame team, Georgia Coleman and Buster Crabbe, swimming champions; George Von Elm, golf star; Elmer Boeseke, poloist; Frank Wykoff. cin-derpath champion, and Col. Roscoe Turner, knight of the air. A collegiate event outside the realm of sports is scheduled for release on KFI at 12 o'clock noon when the question of an Anglo-American alliance to maintain world peace will be debated by students of Harvard and Oxford universities.

Oxford's speakers, to be heard from the British Broadcasting Corporation studlot tn London, are W. Gordon Murry, president, and K. F. Steel-Maitland, ex-president of the Oxford Union Society. They will argue for the alliance, while the negative will be upheld by Frederick D.

Bolman, Jr, and Gilman Sullivan, speaking from Boston, Mass. TUNING IN ALONG THE AIR LANES A musical treat of the day is the third concert of the Library of Congress series featuring the famous Philadelphia Chamber String Sym-fonietta, conducted by Fabian Se-vitzky. The ensemble Is to offer a survey of outstanding Instrumental works by composers representing six nationalities. (KHJ i 1 pm.) The fifth annual San Joaquin Valley winter sports carnival will be held at Lodgepole Camp, Sequoia National Park, January 12 and 13, the committer announced, follow 1 Wa irs a KFAC P.R.N., Hour of Romance, Jud Arthur Crum, 51? Al: P.R.N.p 1:15: K. 1:80.

KM PC Tha Westerners. T. KTM Spanish concert, 7. KHJ Rise and Shine, FJ. T.

Stoeka, 7:56. KFWB Sunrlsa Club. Ranfars. 7:30. KFVD Spanish Hour 7:30.

KRKD P.B.N.. 7:45. ing a meeting here today. Tate machines are housed there. KEFTEUNa SCHEDULED Machines -tomorrow will be refueled with 5000 gallons of gasoline and 300 gallons of oil, according to an order received here from Admiral Butler.

Charles H. Hood, Fresno post a no cnurca of Hollywood, :4. KGEK Rev. John Brown, 8 :30. KECA P.B.N., a 6:30.

to p.m: KMTR Phantom Mystery, 7:30: Jean Iwreaee, 7:45. KFI Gibson Family (cont;) Ladles Laufh Last (C.) 7:30. KELW RodolJo Hoyos, 7. KHJ D'Anna Concert Orchestra (C.) 7: KFOX N. T.

Stocks. Old Tim. master and general chairman of the carnival, announced the following additions to the general committee: Sonrs. 7:35. vnitrn jaiiiiw sVf A.

Allison Phelps. 1. "Artins 1: R. 1:30. "Vk End Revua (C.) 1: Concert KFAC Junior Americana, P.R.N., R.

7:45. TULARE, Dec. 7. (Exclusive) With the county ordinance requiring testing of herds now in effect. Federal inspectors are empowered to examine any herd and condemn tubercular animals.

Dr. W. W. Worcester of the Bureau of Animal Industry of the United States Department of Agriculture, with headquarters here, is directing seventeen testers examining about 8500 cattle a week. The work Is expected to be completed in Tulare county by January 1, with the inspectors then moving to Kings county.

Government officials believe there are about 50,000 dairy cattle in Tulare county, private estimates being from 20,000 to 110.000. Reactors are expected to run from 20 to 25 per cent. Lieutenant-Commanders Turner, Paul J. Robertson, Porterville; KGER Claude Adams. 7:45.

KECA Gospel Sina-rr (C) Bl Quartet AC) 1 :30. Hazel Gallagher, Dinuba; Frank Finch, Three Rivers; John F. Calkins, Lindsay; R. M. Elliott, Lemon i'eter, McFall, Semple, Browning, Sheefle, Gavin and Toque will fly witU flee 4rrlve tomorrow Officers and men will ots euowsnip, T.av; 7:.

8 to a.m. KMTR Covered tVirni Jnhll Mini 1 KFI Church quarter-hour, Vass Family Cove; Frank Buckner, Hanlord; Carl Strathmore; Ar be at a luncheon at the field be gutsts a K.io; noy Minwweu, sown Lovers' Lane (C.I to be Club. sponsored py tna jacaange Vpoi KM PC Dr. Michelson. 8: a an thur Sutton and William Bassen, Freaio.

anUKalniaent. Or- KTM Spanish M. L. Thomas, In the past the carnivals have "7,7. oar hers and JL alnt, play.

Children's KHJ Amer. Academy of Political Si Social been held in Yosemite Valley. raantalns. aletDraa. aluT' Sawera, friends.

Golden ray what wish. THOT 4 FOOD urAat Rsasta af Beef and SAVE 50 to 60 on GAS STEAM HEAT Teor entbuslastle respenaa to ear recent sale erovss that the pablle knsws BelltleT VallBat. tht 'Mtory-teited, thsroathly rerandltlsnH. aewty-alnted Gaa Steam Radialara left. Jail fiance at these aaualngly law prices! 6 section Radiators for $15.00 7 section Radiators for $17.50 8 section Radiators for $20.00 Other sites at correspondingly low prices.

Here's year last easaee te ret these healthful steam Radiator of vsrla.s makes at savtnge a te tO. All Sales rash with Phene free estimate. Sisters Get Palm for Beauty in Fresnb Race Dis and Data: Mrs. Ed In Los Angeles for a brief visit, Lgiild fbrK Stamp YtTI Lwb rt Woman Convict Held Ineligible as Executrix HANFORD. Dec.

7. (Exclusive) OLIVE NEAR 6TH called to verify my item about her science tu, country Church, 8:30. KFWB Gold Star Rang-era. 8:30. KFVD Inspirational Hour, 8:45.

KRKD 8. KFOX Health, 8:30: 8:40. KFAC 'R 8 KGER ajj'ospel Church. 8: 8:30. KECA Johnny O'Brien (C.l 8:15: Down Lovers' Lane (C.) 8:30: 8:45.

to 10 a m. KMTR R. KFI Med. Assn. talk.

P.R.N., Natl. Farm and Home (C 9:30. KM PC Melody Masters, 0: R. 9:45. KTM Health John Brown, 9:30.

KHJ Fred In. Wile (C.) 9: Amer. Voea- tional Am. Convention (C.) De- OoWar i hwmi carctcna' Clifton's eutstsndlng The right of Mrs. Lottie McCarty, convicted as an accessory after the husband's resignation from KFRC The day Ed resigned he remarked, "I haven't heard from the sponsors of my Friday Frolic so I might as well get out while the getting is good" The next day the sponsor notified him that he wanted to take up the option on the frolic for twenty more weeks but fact in her husband's murder last Kern Sheriff Will Announce StaffShortly BAKERSFIELD, Dec 7.

(Exclusive) With T. J. Carter apparently assured as choice for undersheriff, Edward Champness, elected Sheriff of Kern county at the August primary, said today he will announce his staff within two weeks. The list is practically complete, he announced, but certain details must be cleared before it will be made public. Champness will appoint sixteen deputies, a matron and a Stenographer.

A MtAl December 8 to administer the estate, was assailed here today by Ora D. Strong, Kinks county Public Ad SPECIAL Tha new Nimmil Consolslre 1.00 slxe will heat 6. roam house. Sold an aaay terms. FRESNO, Dec.

7. (Exclusive) Nona and Melbr Ktrineastr, (coeds at Fresno State C'ollege, today have the distinction ot'wbelng adjudged the most beautifi'l of the I10O girls on the campus. Nona was chosen as the bes Rooking. Melba fell a little short, lucratively and literally, as she has aboJt three Inches less in stature than hef ministrator. Ed was adamant Why must 8980 Santa Monica Blvd.

Phones: WOodbury 62701 OXford 7186 Strong declared Mrs. McCarty's Incarceration in Tehachapi prison automatically disqualifies her as a symphony conductor apologize to his audience for playing a familiar work as Leopold Stokowskl did yesterday in announcing the "New World Symphony" I could hear it every day and find it in administratrix for her murdered elder sister. While no second-place yu iMembers of the Bureau of Identi husband and asks that letters of administration be issued to him. rresnan hoots spirational Tonight at 8 fication, William A. Snare and Don LOS ANGELES NEIGHBORHOOD ald Oalbralth.

are under the Bakers- PASADENA end MONROVIA o'clock Louis Hlrschorn re-creates the trial of Anne Boleyn for KFAC listeners Isabel Morse Jones, Times music critic, makes Wife as Burglar Playhotirta) iit4 w. jth VAaSIU tS7 'Many Happy Barns-Allen. "Ha Waa Her Man." Oagaay BARD'S "Servante Ralranee." Cslaaaja nn "14 Nighta la Rally. Bit weed." Asia Vedvll EGYPTIAN "Haass af Rethaehlld." E. COlORADOArUaa.

"Meney Meaas TOWER "Genllemea Are Bern." i ''anehet Tene H4 E. COLORADO Jeaa Malr Washington 'otn or Eddie an nl lwr. A 'WHOM GODS MERALYA 'CASE OF TRE HOWL. E. lit 8t; loul-rNG DOG" 'CARAVA Aim 7V1 Stooges Ceaedr iriarana 77B Intning." Star Cs4 Stsrllis I44 METRO FAIR OAKS "Circus clown." N.

FAIR OARS lae Brewa. "righting t.i.h. te Use." Rlar Ca.t te Use." star Cait Laretta Tennr. A "DEFENSE RESTS," Jack Halt 4720 W. WAfaH "CLEOPATRA." Cleed-elte Celkert.

A Par Bike Rider," Jaa Brews LYRIC MONROVIA WPJMTTMjrjITMj RAMONX "ONE NIGHT Of ton suNsrt a) LOVE." Grass Meers, "IINKNOW.N BRIDE tXaalitlas yi ABTADIA Hearted MIVk.e4.WIM Kibbst, a "Taelr ig ARCADIA. CALIF. Meaaant," Esia Pitta PARK "JANS ETRE." Colin IS7S N. FAIR OAKSCIIve. A "ROCKY NlseirstllS RHODES." Bark Jenes R'ALTO Trnay Dlverree." 1011 S.

FAIR 0AKA.talre, AW'THE HIDE. award was made by the judges, who were presidents of twelve civic organizations', they unofttcially named her as runner-up among fifteen candidates! representing sororities and other college organizations. -The contest was to find the most beautiful co-ed to rule as queen at the ball tonight which was the first major social function sponsored by the associated women students of the college. After a coronation ceremony the queen led the grand march with John Merrltt, president of the student body. Hanford Will Delay Filling Welfare Post HANFORD, Dec.

7. (Exclusive) Probability that the Kings County Welfare Department will maintain itaelf without the services of a direc- tor from December 15 to January 1 was expressed here today by Supervisor jielsVn, following the resignation of Mrs. Theresa Russell Tuesday. Nelson stated no appointment field Department. The'new Sheriff said his men will be college graduates, as far as possible, and will be men under 40 years of age.

Damage Action Claims, Denied BAKERSFIELD, Dec. Jury of five men and seven women tonight returned an adverse verdict in the damage suit of Claude Henry and Raymond Williams, suing R. E. Goyet and Howard Heskett in joint action asking The suit was based on an accident at Oregon and Alta Vista streets May 4. in which automobiles driven by Williams and Henry and a truck driven by Goyet and owned by Heskett were involved.

Henry asked $100,000 and Williams for injuries assertedly suffered in the crash. REGEN I 'Rlrhest Girl In Warld." a. VravaNT Hnnkins. "AGAINST AOssjs 7SJ iiiR tAW." Brewa ALL SHOWS INCLt'DE SHORT IDk JECTS AND LATEST NEWS EVEN IS. Mu4iaa Sill her second appearance on KMTR at 6:45 in her weekly series of broadcasts In which she comments on concerts, artists and latest news of the music world The Columbia Broadcasting System, in behalf of the American School of the Air, has just published the 1934-35 edition of Its Teachers' Manual and Classroom Guide as an aid in augmenting broadcast instruction The manuals are intended primarily for free distribution to teachers Charlie Marshall of Carefree Carnival fame vehemently denies he ever attended the Boston Conservatory of Music "Gosh, I ain't no dude!" says Charlie Columbia's Modern Male Chorus deserves a better break than it is getting The organization could give a very enjoyable half-hour program instead, of being used for fill-ins at the end of a symphony concert.

oi B. -XHanliamery ADAMS "Balldar Draaiaient IMt ADAMS Strikes Back," Caiman. r.y 4S4 "PI HSl KD," Aaies Ambassador hvbi ranger," UM WIL8HI6I with CEO. O'BRIEN. BHwtl Tone SFI.rfTFD S.HOHTS Americon "midnight alibi." 47 s.

AP'im M'S PATS." Ana Sethsra Arlington "the case of thk HI7 W. WASH. HOWLING DOG." partway nil "Kansas City Princess" "The Gay Divorcee." I Crtaksw.Assm iim Cellini." March l6htlM A LOST UBT" PARISIAN Stanwyck. a "CLIO VrnwOWT AT gTHPATBA." albert CHOTINEHa 'MADAMS DO BARRT RAVENNA Del Bla. -CASE OS V.rs.r.t.Be.rtv HOWtOIQ POG- "BRITISH AGENT." till S.

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aad "Oateaat Lady." Beaaelt "CHAN IN LONDON." Oland. 'DI'DE Gee. O'Brlra -JTDGB Will Reaera. "Draren Mar-dar Case." Wllllaai "CLBOPATRA." Claad-ette Colbart. A "LOST I.ADT." Staaarek aw.

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SCHOOI. fa OIBM" "PARIS TNTBRLFDE." Kragsr, "One Night at Lavs," Graee Moere. MRS. WIOOS af tha CABBAGE PATCH." 'Case ef Hsailng Peg' "1 NIGHT OP Graee Meera. A 'Dade Gee.

O'Brlea 4411 a. Hn ai4 mm Utt S. VtAataa, PLaanet line TIVOLI A aw is LONG aa The DIAL Rlrhest Girl In Werld' BKkfVIUni "Servaata' Entn.aa." (PALACE Mardsr la Private Rnsslrs. A "MI EST IKINKS." Klkbee J't a. ADsn CiaTha.

Hapklns, "NOW aal "7 FOREVER." Teasple GEORCIA "H'" teat (Haves." UtWRUIA Cartes. "KOCKT SfOwaiA AT tTH HHODfl." Bgek Jones PINE AVE. 4tia 1ND Oaraer. aad 'MAN ef Reklasea made by the present board would legal for the entire year to come, since, the board itself must reorganize January 7 to take In a new S447S FRESNO, Dec? 7. (Exclusive) Hearing what he believed to be a burglar attempting' to break into his service station, Gus Freyslnger fired at a form he saw in the darkness early today and wounded his wife in the right shoulder.

Mrs. Freyslnger said she heard a noise and got out of bed to investigate a few minutes before her husband fired from the door. Freysinger called neighbors, who summoned a doctor, and Freysinger. was held by police pending investigation of the shooting, but was released later In the day. The woman was not seriously wounded, physicians said.

State Officials Due otEtanquet BAKERSFIELD, Dec. 7. (Exclusive) Leon O. WhitseH, i chairman of the State Railroad Commission; C. C.

Brown, chief engineer of the commission, and Alfred HarreL local publisher, are to be speakers at the banquet of Shafter Farm Center December Eckmann, chairman of the committee sponsoring the affair, announced today. Attendance of farmers and business men from all parts of Kern county Is expected at tht event, Eckmann stated. Porterville to Ship Tomatoes PORTERVILLE, Dec. 7." (Exclusive) Believed to be the first whiter shipment for the East from this section, a car of tomatoes sent to Minneapolis by Omar Avery and Max Conner through the Randolph Company. The tomatoes were picked near Porterville and Terra Bella.

Due to Florida competition, TSkt-ern prices are not high, but still are very good for the Cowt. and consignments will continue to Los Angeles and fian Francisco. VERMONT" LTE GLASSELL STRAND 1U PIKE Mt'DGE Wl Raters, "PUDR RAN. Gee. O'Brlea 41M S.

CkMONr an.M. 1 "Pi'RBi'EO," Aases. Eseltlng "WORLD MOVES ON." Tone, and "Gt JtS. TICE." Ken Mavnard "MISTER SKITCH." Will Reerrs and "RIU MAN SIDE." MeaJea 35JS Sls Rack Vtn E. 4TH tiui TIMES-KMTR BROADCASTS 12 noon Times lost and found, p.m.

Press Radio Newt. BIG STAGS 8HOW 47M Roll, oiiyway "Jt DGt rilllT," with Wttl, ROGERS Henrv Wsllhall SAND I EGO and LA JOLLA VICTORIA" "Lemea Prea Kid," PICO at VERMON tea Traev." "CASE Of-ttswitUs THE HOWLING DOG Woihinaton "habold tken." nai loiter. "LONE COW. Payment Slated for Depositors FRESNO, Dec. 7.

(Exclusive) A 3 per cent payment to creditors of the First National Bank In Fresno amounting to $77,000. was announced today by Henry Hllllard, receiver. Hllliard announced payment will start December 13 and will be available to all depositors in the bank, which has been In liquidation for several years. He said this payment will bring the total paid depositors to 91Va per cent. LAGUNA BEACH TOLD OF FEDERAL HOUSING member.

The only applicant for Mrs. tell position as yet is Elmer Ver-rue, candidate for Supervisor at the primary election in August. The board discussed his qualifications yesterday in secret session, It is reported. Court Doubts AZTEC In I (TS. PLAZA "Pinlldeg a as mend Strikes Back.

else 'CHAN IN LONDON" IS? 4 SUNtfT etutmi 7R H6MC tn; w. jittrssa LA ToTa MM 8. VI8M0NT WW. WASH THR MERRT WIDOVT Wllh-Merlrs Chevalier and Janet McDeaald Jsekle Cannes PLAf A en wen- All Star ronnf y'S "NA.til! the WOMAN." Richest Glri la Waria" MINION fProrrmi llitrd below ir rampilM from 1ilr rporu proTidrd by mdln utmiont. Th Timn immra no mponfihllttr for wrori ruM by lut-rainul chmiri to nullo hiuln.

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SS0A0WAY "LADY KILLS Jss. a a aat "OPERATOR IS." EGYPTIAN "WAOONt WHtriR." gBI aea Beat, A VOU. WtMual GARFIELD IK ilwaaiaar "Wedneadsr a Child." ALNAMBRA BIO STAGE SHOW 6arET MAVWO0O Seett "BRITISH AGENT." Kay Francis "ALL AMERICAN." Arlen, "NO RAN. ROM," Jack LaRne 5T5TkTB "Jtu.il 444 a. Milk TIHter 4117 MONTROSE Broadway MONTrfOtC "sea.

mj T19T Car IfW Arfai iwVnee. Treakle," STAGE SHOW Brentwood "desirable," aad RtMTWOOO 0 1 ORPHEUM BAD ROT." M4 t. BROAOWAV ON Mirhisss la STAGE SHOW PRESIDENT "coiNT or ufiyfj jff.iU"w,ow ViZi a lT- Tracy I ALTO. lo8T" SU B. SRSA0WAV ffalrl svUfhlBlfl "CHAINED." Crawford Gable.

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SROADWAV aUHinl 174 Warns." A. Jades MADRID CANO0A PARK ORAMftr "Ike Rider." r. Brewn, "Cheating ORaWflf tlieslen." Psv Wrav la Prtlnrm Mra. Wlsae ef tha faTeiaia aPtll "BORN TO BR BAD." wltk Laretta Teant A Care Grant Wsdaesdar'a lbiid.1 Karea Marley. "1,0 Rf I rV." Slanwvek CAFUDINR Mnialna imnl Intra-dltnta whlea act tocrtktr to lira uiekai rlif.

Alao for pain dua to frwL Mid, noaralcia, and for i miliar ai joint aha. Atk for Capadina Liquid a lha modified formula, Capn-dina Brand Tablata. aaa a aaoinwav Cabbage "Bar- COMPTON 111 S. BROAOWAV Wendell. "i.2njSii atlms Herbert." tower Th.

c.a, nrr OXNARD "Girl ef Mmbertest." OkNARD 'Beneath Arlsena Skies' QinirS St A "I'eenllse Penenlwa" LAGUNA BEACH. Dec. business men gathered at a banquet here tonight to hear Charles E. Berry, organizer of the Home Loan Bank Board, discuss Federal housing as it pertains to the Federal Saving and Loan Association, now being organized in Laguna Beach. Andrew 8.

Hall, local realty dealer, was chairman. LOAN VETERAN RESIGNS TULARE. Dec. 7. (Exclusive) L.

Wilder, secretary of the Tular Building and Loan Association for twenty-seven years, has resigned, being succeeded by D. T. Frymtre. The association was organized in January, 1889. Los Anqelei "night alarm." rebel.

A "PVGITIVB BROADWAY al ITH FRESNO, Dec 7. (Exclusive) Raising anew the. question of the validity of ball bonds supplied here by two companies which operate through local agents, Superior Judge Thomson and De-vore announce they will confer to attempt a solution of the problem. Certification of bonds by the company officials as of the same date they are issued is questioned by Judge Thomson and Devore as local agents must have bonds approved and witnessed by a notary before thry are presented to court. Judce Thomson recently canceled two such bonds, holding they were Tiot legal because they bore the same date of issuance here and witnessing and approval In Oakland.

Fourteen-Pound Baby Boy Born "BELLE ef the tr," with MAE WEST aad HER GA.NO COVINA COVINA a. BROADWAY vital PBEO Utter im 1Ae aa to I ROAD," Vaa Slrehelm TUikar RENNIF t-Umsa Drea Kid." rkcnnic traer. a -comino SAN FIRNAWBD ont r.rlr," P. )ea HOLLYWOOD VALUIKIR DOWNEY pnwwfv "MTSTERT RANCH." Tarn Trier. "We're Rick Again." May Oliver "A LOST I.ABT." Rtsnwrrk.

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"CASE OP THB HOWLING DOG" "Balldef DrammeaS Strikes Bask," elaaa, "Gift at Oak," Lewa HUNLEY'S till MOLIVWS00 OLvasIs 441 FILLMORE 'NO roRRVFR- Shirley T. as pis FILLMORE and flsrv Cenyae THE SAN FRANCISCO, CHRONICLE GAINED 16.5 In Department Store advertising. First 10 months of 1934 against same period 1933. AYrf Ltrfil lti hi lAkJ kJIIVC ferevse," VAN NUTS with Shlrlev Temale VAN NUVS and Gary Ceeaer "When Ladlse Meet," with Bab Menttemerr Bad Ana Harding STUDIO SMI HOLLYWOOD "THB CAT'S PAW." CoUCHObop5 mission "PECK'S BAD BOT." Ceaeer, "GIRL IN OANCfR." Brllam I ii 4111 sm "Oil lUrnll Llayd, "Crlna- PLAZA NAWTHORRt Hiiiitinrfan sea Reatanee," All Star VIS ALIA, Dec. 7.

CTl-A four- n-pound boy, their ninth child, wan bom today to "Ir. and Mrs. Roy OLyain 4411 VENTURA JACK NOXTB "Friends at CLEOPATRA," Clsad. site Colbert. "Perk's Bad Bey," J.

Ceeaer VISTA 4471 SUNRItT OLyaiais 1104 Resiles. A "TO THE ALL SHOWS INCI.I'DB SHORT RI'R JKCTR AND LATEST NEWS EVENTS. j. Bryant here. pSm'M that Cold in the nose fNASALDOIl Dea't wall lor Bills sad edlelees to si -kit tkat Heed Cold la Ik tml Meieldot lootta Ik eeim-ladea aaeeaa.

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Lraarsr WMITTIFB "Tha Gr DIm," WNITTtf ttlnaee Pnrera SEVILLE iNdtiwnon tar," wllh Nell Man. Ulan. Marian Nlssa THE TREND CERTAINLY TO THE CHRONICLE NIGHT OP LOVE." G. Moore. "Big Hsart ad Herbert," Rlbbea MARQUIS eeis Mtiaoit oxfard aot; 1IM I "LOVETIME," a TIVOLI Petersen, A "GIRL IN AWTILlf DANGER," Bellaaiy ACTS VKl MAGIC ON SWOLLEN AVALON WILMINAT0N LAWLESS FSONTTER HOWS INCM'DR RtlOBT RUB.

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