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APRIL 20, 1928, TPART It.11 bcatftjamuementsCntcttafnmcnt)5 FLASHES ACTiV MORE BLOCK SIGNALS FOR P. E. LINES I ci a jNrVr" Broadcasting Stations to Receiving Sets fe J'ffrffl Km BRADFORD'S FIANCEE ON WAY HERE Actress Wires Bequest Dead Dancers Room be Left Undisturbed ja11jiaw Mvii Mav. netite brunette ao C3ML0L1 man i mi I WITH SID GRAU MANS GREATEST PROLOGUE 60 MAETERLINCK'S MONNA VANNA DRAMA Featuring Olga Zacsek Boris Karloff William Stack ONE WEEK and TRINITY AUDITORIUM April 23 to 28 SAT. MATINEE Seats 50c, 75c, $1.00 MAT.

SATfc CLOSING SAT. WIGHT 'Farewell to Exquisite i. 1 1 3 i a -i THUKS. AND SAT- i 1 Vttapbone Arts "THE AUTHOR" COIXK AND WEIR Fox News Billie Burke's 1928 Stage Hit By Noel Coward i i i i I 5 Lvi lAM 1 i i NIGHTLY, MATS. Vise Rn mm ni ir.vw i mm i i mmw lr mmSMMmmmmmmmmmmt mmmw "LA TOSCA" ABROAD DEL RIO FILM MAT BE MADE IN ROME LOCALE BY GRACE KINGSLEY If all goes well, Edwin Carewe will make "La Tosra" abroad.

As you remember, "La Tosca" will star Dolores Del Rio. The picture will be filmed In Rome, in the exact locale of the story's background, If Carewe finally decides to make his production there. It will be a United Artists release. The next picture which will star Miss Del Rio and be directed by Carewe is "Revenge." a gypsy story by Conrad Bercovicl, with adaptation by Finis Fox. Indeed, it is said that Fox practically wrote the story with only one situation in the original to go on.

Tests are being made for the selection of a leading man, and one highly interesting and likely candidate is one Leroy Mason, formerly an extra man, who was seen first by Carewe in Henry's Cafe In Hollywood, with the result that Carewe inquired who he was, and called him for a screen test. Colleen Moore to Europe It just does seem as though poor little Colleen Moore has the worst luck with her plans to take a trip to tne Hawaiian Islands. How ever, she is going to have another trip to Europe, accord ing to word received yester day. So that should console her. Miss Moore and John Mc-Cormlck, who produces Miss Moore's picture and who Is also her husband, are planning a trip abroad this summer.

There is a wee possibility, I understand, that the First National star may act in a picture over there, but nothing at all definite is settled as yet on this point. Josephine Dunn Plays Lead All the panting suspense is over. Josephine Dunn, former graduate of the Paramount School, is to nlav the lead ing feminine role In James Craze's production of "Excess Baggage," to be made for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Miss Dunn was under contract to Paramount and appeared in a number of pictures, after which she went out into the cinema world as a free lance. JoSF-PHiNE.

DunnC The role she will play offers the best acting opportunity of her career. Charlie Murray's Plans As 6con as Charlie Murray completes his current First National pic ture, "The Boss of Little Arcady," he and Mrs. Murray are to travel to Jacksonville, visit their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. Mrs. William R.

McQuaid, and their two little grandsons, the younger of whom can hardly appreciate his famous grand-dad, he being only 6 weeks old. CHAP2.LI rAURRAV Murray will also visit his old home town, Mun-cie. -Ind-, where already the home talent is practicing up on the band and making street banners in honor of their noted native son. When Murray returns he is to be starred by First National in "The Truthful Liar." Cafes Restaurants Tea Rooms i 1 11 COLLEEN I if 9 I 'fHE LIf story of Th rEatest french actress drama A I xwv. ad Jwkl TayUr' Msntsurtra OrctiMtra seats sue, jse, si.oo and Flrat.

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W(D. AND SAT. Bk I 1 '11 i FRIDAY WIRELESS LAND NET PROPOSED TRaJio Corporation A pplication Makes George Washington Students at KHJ High Sym phony and Concert Music for Air Fans BY DR. RALPH L. POWER The long-awaited Invasion of the domestic telegraph field by the Radio Corporation of America soon will tecome a reality, was the disclosure in applications filed with Radio Commission for permits for the construction of Eixty-flve transmitters serving wenty-f our Important cities throughout the Unl'ed States from central stations in New York, Chi-'rago, Kew Orleans and San Francisco.

The Radio Corporation, according la the application, proposes to establish a wireless communiation vstem that virtually will parallel the wire lines of the country, giving all large cities direct radio communication within the United States and Internationally. The R.C.A. application follows a similar apatlon filed by the Postal Telegraph Company, the Inter-City Radio Telegraph Company of Cleveland and the Universal Wireless Communications Company of New York. To date no action has been taken on any of these applications by the commission. OFFERS SERVICE "It.

is our Intention to provide rapid and direct connection between our International transoceanic service, now operated from New York and San Francisco, and the largesb possible number of important points within this country, thus supplying the need for an all-radio international telegraphic service not now available to the public, except in New York, San Francisco, Boston and Washington. In conjunction therewith we will offer a domestic radio telegraph service competing favorably in quality and in rates with the existing wire-line telegraphs," so reads the company's application, which was signed by its traffic manager, W. A. Winter-bottom. STUDENT TALENT The Automobile Club of Southern California will give its fifteen-minute weekly radio talk at 5:45 tonight over Don Lee's KHJ, wjth Ernest McGafley at the microphone.

Pacific Wholesale, will give its half-hour Sparton program at 7 p.m., with Doug Steade, tenor, as soloist. Then Dick Lundle will give a ten-minute talk on the Southern California Pigeon Racing Association, to be followed by an instrumental group, the CadiUac-LaSalle Concert KH.r studio svmohonlc band. with Helen Davis, will feature the 8 p.m. time, and the studio concert orchestra will give the "Echoes of the Rialto" program, with Alice Porsythe Mosher, soprano and mu-Elcal-comedy star, in the vocal lead. On the afternoon educational hour Walter Sylvester Hertzog will present the George Washington High School student with the school orchestra; a violin number by Balvadore Crimi; a piano duet by Ruth Dodson and Avonelle Scholder, and a talk by the student-body president, Bradley Spencer.

Prof. Hertzog of the city school department of American historical research will give his usual weekly radio chat. CHILDREN'S PROGRAM FOR INSTITUTE RADIO A children's half-hour will be given over KTBI commencing next week, daily except Saturdays and Sundays, according to John A. Glasse, new station director. KTBI will move into its new studio quarters and will go to 1000-watts power about May 1.

PARROT MAKES BROADCAST DEBUT INGLEWOOD, April 19 On Its week-day 1 p.m. hour KMIC is introducing a parrot which, according to Eddie Barnes, the announcer, can whistle tunes and sing a few -bars of song. No requests will be received for special numbers, how-ever. I 6:30 to 7 a.m. KOFJ (2126 1410 Breakiast frolic 6.30.

KNX (336.9 M. 89 K.l Exercises at KPO' M22.3 710 K.l Health program i.TAB6'(280 2 1075 ener-. alM at 6. 45. 7 to 8 a.m.

(234 4 cram. (454S hour. lEFHO 252 M.i 1290 Breakfast pro- 660 K.l Blmpy Fltfi ramtly altar 1190 service FW1 (267.7 Mi 1120 Health titer- cues. KOPJ (212.8 I 1410 Breakfast jWrnO M.i 1340 (616.8 M.i 680 Louise Howatl tklX (336 890 Exercises at 7:15 kPO(, (4223 710 Happiness pe- 'KTAB' (280 2 1070 Oood Cheer hour. 8 to 9 a.m.

tFON (241.8 1240 K.l Program at 8 '10 1TFQZ '(234 4 1290 Breakfast hour KFRO (454.3 M.i 660 K.l Studio. KFSO (252 M.i 1190 i Bible study. 1.TWI (267.7 1120 Mutlc. KOPJ (2128 1410 K.i Breaklaat frolic to 8.30; records at 8:30. KB (398.8 700 KJ Sperry flour iffSflkfyu.

1340 K.1-XMIO Breaa- idTBSie M.i 580 -Louis Howatt tn 8:30: -time at 8:57. KNX (338 9 890 K.l Prayer yt time and birthdsy riotlces at 8:5 (422 3 M.i 710 K.l Happy T'SaB (260.2 M- 1070 in 111 our. rayer at G.30 "Hawaiian Nighta" An hour of music and rojiianca Tune in Tonight 7 P.M. KFI, KPO, KGO 8, From KFSD (4403 M.i 680 K.l Newt at 6:45. KFHO (252 M.i 1190 Tr'el hour.

KFWB (361.2 M.i 830 K-l Music and an. nouncementa, KFWl (267.7 i 1120 Concert hour, KPWO (299 8 M.i 1000 France Hewitt's golden hour. KOFR (2157 1390 KGFJ (212.6 M.i 1410 News iour. KOO (384 4 M.i 780 Kl Program at 5:30. KHJ (399.8 M.i 750 K.l- Twilight hour; Sunset Quartet, instrumentalist, to Auto Club of B.

O. at 6:46. KLX (508.2 590 Scottish rite organ to Brother Bob Club at KMK?" (223.7 1340 K.l Organ recital. KMTR (5169 680 Muslo and announcements. KNRC (374.8 800 K.l Organ at 6:45.

KNX (336.9 890 K.l Sponsored hour to 5:45: timely tips at 6:45. KPLA (288.3 1040 K.l Spanish lesson to 6:30: sundown frolic at 6:30. KPO (4223 710 Big Brqther'a cniiaren a nour. KPHN (3156 950 K. New at .:00.

KQW (296.B 1010 Children's hour to 8:30: Aunt Sammy talk at 6 30. KTAB (280.2 1070 Who's Who nour to music at KVA (352.7 M.i 850 K.l Karl Brandon berg and others. 6 to 1 p.m. KF.JK (252 M.i 1190 K.l Organ. KFI (468 5 640 K.l Male Quartet.

KFON C41.8 M.i 1240 K.l Concert OT- KPQZ (234 4 M.i 129(1 k.i Records. KFRC (454.3 660 K.l Ceclllan. KFSD (440.9 680 Nightly musical review. KFWB (361 2 M.i 830 Bailey's Quartet to 6:30: Jackson's entertainer at 8:30. KPWI (267.7 1120 Irene Smith's program.

KPWM (236.1 1270 K.l Studio hour, KPWO (299.8 M.i 1000 Orand opera. KOER (215.7 1390 K.l Musle. KOFJ (212.6 1410 Danes orchestra. KOO (384 4 M.i 780 Dinner concert. KHJ (399 8 750 Nightly doings to 8:15: Fitzgerald Mnslc Co.

to 8:45: Los Angeles Times world-wide news at 6:45. KI.X (508 2 590 Brother Bob Club to 6:30: string trio at 6:30. KMIC (223.7 1340 K. Studio dinner KMTlt (516.0 M.i 580 K.l Studio concert orchestra. KNRC (374 8 800 Organ.

KNX 1336 9 B90 String mUle. KnLA (252 1190 K.l Dinner concert hour. KPO 422.3 M.i 710 Concert hour. KP8N (315.6 M.i 950 New to pnnatione to 8:45. KQW (296.9 M.i 1010 1 California Farm Bureau news.

KTAB (280.2 M.i 1070 Who's who hour KYA (352.7 M-. 850 News to 7 to 8 p.m. 262 1190 Crenshaw's eon-cert orchestra. KFI (466.5 M.i 640 K.l Paul Roberts and band. KFON (2413 1240 Dance orchestra.

KPOZ (234 4 M.i 1290 Artists' hour. KFRC (454.3 660 Charles Hamp to 7:30. KFSD (440.9 M.i 680 Studio hour. KFWB (361.3 830 Studio hour to news at 7:60. KFWl (267.7 1120 Lectures to 7:30.

KFWO (299.8 1000 Organ recital KOFJ (212.8 1410 K.l Hawaiian Trio. KOO (384.4 780 Music to 7:30. KHJ (399.8 750 K.l Pacific Wholesale, to Cadillac concert orchestra at 7:30. KGER (215.7 1390 K.l Cornhuskers to Long Beach band at 7:30. KLX (508.2 M.i 690 K.l News to 7:30.

KMIC (223.7 1340 Ceclllan trio. KMTR (516.9 M.i 580 Ron Wilson. KNRC (374.8 800 Dance orchestra. KNX (336 9 M.i 890 K.l Sponsored hour. KPLA (288.3 1040 Harold Titus.

basso, arid' others. KPo (422 3 710 K.l -Miiste to 7:30. KQW (296 9 M.i 1010 K.l-tndlo music. KTAB (280.2 M.i 1070 K.l Shopping news KTIU7 (273.1 M.i 1090 Sunday-school KYASJ352.7 M.i 850 Lecture to 7:30. 8 to 9 p.m.

KE.IK (252 1190 K.l Gag Christopher. KFI (468 5 M.i 840 N.B.C. nour. wrliilcy program KFON (241.8 1240 K.l Long Beach Municipal Band. (234 4 1290 Coppock Trio, KFRO (454.3 880 K.l Sponsored hour.

KFSD (440 9 M.i 680 K.l Minor twins to 8 30: concert ouartet at 8:30. KFWB (361.2 M.i 830 Studio dance orchestra. KFWl 1267.7 1120 Sponsored KPWM (236.1 M.i 1270 K.l Bible study to 8:30: San Rafael music hour at 8.30. KFWO (299.8 i 1000 MaJ. Mott KOER' (215.7 M.i 1390 K.l Long Beach Municipal Band.

KOFJ 212.8 1410 Dance or- tfStT ft KOO (384 4 780 K.1-N.BC. hour KHJ (399.8 750 K.l Studio Symphony Band and Helen Davis. KLX (508.2 M.i 690 Sponsored pro- 1340 K.l Dance orchestra. KMTR (5169 M.i 580 K.l Powell's 8ym- 8 800 Band concert. KNX (3369 890 K.l Sponsored hour.

KPLA (288.3 1040 K.l NeU Russell, baritone, and others. KPO (4H2 3 710 K.l C. hour. KQW (296.9 M.i 1010 K.l Studio music. KTAB (2110.3 M.i 1070 K.l Zooks frolic.

KTBI (275.1 M.i 1090 K.l Biblical Exposition. KYA (352.7 850 Play hour. 9 to 10 p.m. KFJK (252 1190 K.l Studio danee orchestra. KFI (468 5 640 1 N.B.C program; to studio at 9:30.

KFON (241.8 M.i 1240 K.l Old time 1290 K.l Musical eom- KFRC (454.3 M.i 880 Concert or- KFRD M- 680 Instrumental KFWHtPt361.2 M.i 830 Louise Snl- M.i 1120 dance 1270 K.l Blanche Klrner. soprano, and others. KFWO (299 8 M.i 1000 I Dance hour. KOFJ (212.8 M-. 1410 Dance or- 780 K.l N.B.C.

hour to 9:30: studio at 9:30 KHJ (399.8 750 KM Time and weather at 9:00: Echoes of the Rialto. KLX 508.2 590 K.l Sponsored pro- KMI0m('223 1340 K.l Harmony Boys. KMTR (518.9 580 K.l Georgia Williams and others. KNRC (374 8 M.i 800 K.l Headline Trio. KNX (336.8 890 K.l Sponsored hour to 9:45: fights at 9 45.

KPLA (288.3 1040 K.l Fry's Blue KPOir(422 3 710 N.B.C. hour to studio at 9:30. KQW (2969 M.i 1010 K.l Pa'J Alto High 1070 K.l-,7ook frolic KTBI (275 M.i 1090 K.l Mixed ouartet. KYAmn352.7 850 K.l Metro Trio and other. 10 to 11 p.m.

KFJK (252 M.i 1190 K.l Requests. KFI (468.5 M.i 840 K.1 N. B.C. dance hour. KFON (241 8 M.

KPOZ 234.4 1240 K.l -Organ recital. 1290 Studio dance orchestra. KFRC (454.3 M.i 660 Hopkins' dance KFBO (440 9 680 Sponsored hour. KFWB (361 2 M. 830 K.lJMarkejr's dance M.i 1120 Studio dance orchestra.

fc KOO (384 4 M.i 780 K.l Olrard Beale'S Ounce OrchcHra. KOFJ (212.6 M.i 1410 K.l Emll Orob, pl- 8 K.l -Burtnett's dance orchestra. Blftmore Hotel BMir- ci'iii M. 1340 K.l Male ouartet. KMTR 1616.9 M.i 580 K.l Dance orches tra.

KNRC (374.8 800 orches- KNX (338.9 890 K. FlilhtS. KPLA (288 3 M.i 1040 K.l Reynold dance orcnesvra. KPO (422.3 A- 710 W.B.u. oanoo M.i 850 Paul KeUTs dance orchestra.

11 p.m. to Midnight KFJK (252 1190 K.l Reouest. KFON 434T.B) M.i l-u r. uihict-'234 M.i 1290 Studio danco M. 660 dance orcnes'ra.

KFSD (440 9 680 carrs nance KOFR (818.7 K.l Dobrn's Blue KOFJC(212 8 M. 1410 Norman John- KHJ (399 8 780 l-Biirtnetf dance orchestra. Biltmore Hotel. KNX (336.9 890 K. Axtthalrd daneo 7W ane hoar' 12 Midnight to 1 a.m.

KFOT4 (241.8 1240 Studio daoea KFSO 'VJ' M.i 104O Barald. KOER (21S.7 1390 Blue Thrt to 1410 K.l-Beeord. 1 to 6:30 m. KGFJ (212 6 M.i 1410 K.l -Records. AO MEN TO HEAR KIRTHNI) "The Old Order Changeth'1 will be the subject of an address Tuesday noon at the Advertising nun oy Harry B.

Kirtland of Toledo. former chief of copy of the University Press at Cambridge, Mass. limohacm 111 in t.ha bMJjrexrm KTBI (S75.1 1090 Prayer at 1:30. KYA (312.7 M.i 850 K- Frolic. 9 to 10 a.m.

KFQZ (234 4 12P.0 Bulldog hour. KPON (241.8 1240 K- MiUlC to oman at 9:30. KPHC (4i4 3 660 Sponsored program to 8:40. KPoN (241 8 1240 Oraan at 9:30. KFWB (381.3 830 K.

Spanish pro-ram to music at 9 30 KFWl (267.7 1000 K. Charlie Glenn. KFWO 299.8 1000 Unity Hour at 9:30. KOFJ (212 8 1410 K.l Muale. K.HJ (390 8 750 K.l Records to mory nun and sir castle at 9 30 KMIC 1223.7 1340 Polly Anna end other KMTR (516.9 880 Home talk and vaudeville.

KNX (336,9 K.l Shopping hour. KTAB (280 2 1H70 Town Tattler. KVA 1352.7 850 K.l- Home talk. 10 to 11 a m. KTI (468.5 640 K.l Betty Crocker at KFON (241 8 M.i 1240 Musle and announcement.

KFQZ 12.14 4 1290 K.l Records. KFItC MM 3 BfiO K.I Shouplna hour. KFSD (4409 6B0 K.l Bhopplritt hour. KFSO (252 M.i 11U0 Buuahina hour at 10:30 KHJ (399 8 750 I "Have you Ever Heard" program to 10:30, Celette Ryus KFWB (361.2 830 Classified to 7 1120 K.l Btdriio hour. KOKR (2157 1390 K.l Announcement" to 1015: oman recital at 10:15.

KUFJ (212 6 1410 Records. KLX (508 2 690 tRllc. KMIC (223.7 M.i 1340 Loula Fields and others. KMTR (516 9 5R0 K.l Prms hour. KNX (336 9 890 K.l Town Crier to 10.30.

Harmony Trln at 10:30. KPLA (28H 3 1040 K.1 Records to 10.30: household tallt at 10:30. KPO (422.3 710 K.l Town Cryer, 10:30 to 10:45: Betty Crocker at 10:45. KTAB (2H0.2 1070 Shopping news to Mills Colleae lecture at 10:30. KTBI (275.1 1090 Student chorus KVA 352.7 M.i 850 Music and talks.

11 a.m. to 13 noon KFT (4RH 5 840 K.l Home talks. KKUN (241 1240 K.l Music to 11 :10: news at 11:30. KFW (234.4 12(10 KFRO (454.3 660 Aunt Martha tulk to amateur try-outs fit 11:30. KFBO (252 M.i 1190 Sunshine hour to 11:30: organ recital at 11.30.

KFWB (361.2 830 Aunt Hamniy to 11:15. lecture to shopping news at 11:30. KFWl (267.1 M.i 1120 K.l Pestfnl hour KOKR (215.7 1390 I 1 evolions to calendar to organ to 12. KOPJ (212 6 1410 I Records. KOO (3H4.4 780 K.l Luncheon concert at 11:30.

KHJ (390.8 M.i 750 Pabst at KMC (50R2 590 K. Martha Lee to Ennor Trio at 11:30. KMIC (223,7 1340 K.l Organ recital. KMTR (516.0 51)0 1 Shopping hmir. KNX (336 9 890 Harmony WO M.i 1040 Variety.

KPO (423 3 710 Oypny and Marts to 11:30: Kane's Hnwalmns at 11:30. KTAB (280.2 1070 K.l-Mllls College lecture to 11:30: Arlon Trio at 11. JO- KTBI (271 5 1090 K.l Dr. O. C.

Morgan, lecture to 11:30. KYA (352.7 850 Sunshine hour. 12 noon to 1 p.m. KFT (468.5 640 KFON (241.8 1240 K.l Baud to 1290 K1-1 KKRC (454 3 filiO K.l Concert hour. KFSD (440 9 b0 K.l Cair I ounce orrhestra at 12 30.

KFSO 252 M.i 1190 Organ recital KFWB236i.2 830 i-Shopping rewi to 12 30; music at 12 30. KFWl (2H7 7 1 1'JO K.l-r-Olen and Well. KPWO (299.8 1000 Ca(allna dance orchesta at 12:30. KOEK M.i 1390 K.l RequMila. KOFJ (212 6 1410 -Mitjlc KOO (384 4 780 K.l Luncheon concert and dally reports.

I'HJ (399 8 M. 750 Hotel concert orchestra to I oj Angeles Times world-wide news at dance K.l-Ennor Trio. In-slruinentalists. KMtr I2J3.7 134(1 Rerords. KMTR.

(516 9 580 Music and announcements. KNKC (374.8 800 Organ. KNX (336.9 K.l Music to 12.30. Alder's travelogue at 12:30. KPO (422.8 710 to 12 45: Commonwealth Club luncheon at M.

950 Panatrope at KTAB T28O.2tM2.:1ld70 Trio, InstrumentRllsts. KYA (352.7 850 News to 12. 15. 1 to 2 p.m. KFT (468 9 M.i 640 K.i IX' uiawiora KFON (241.8 1240 -Masonic Club luncheon to Olanyg 1 nomas ai KFQZ (234 4 M-.

KFKC (454.3 orchestra. KFPD 440 9 M. tra to 130. KFWB 1361.2 M. lll 860 Studio concert 680 Dance orches- 830 K.l Shopping news KFW1 I2B7.7 1120 Country store KFWO 30V299.R M.i 1000 Oatallna KOKR M.r.ai390 K.l-Hllo Hawaiian (212.6 M.i 1410 K.l Music and M.

750 Kl-Slildlr. music to 1:30: Charlie Wellman at 1:30. KMIC (223 7 1340 K. I- -Records. KMTR '516 9 560 I Who's who hour to 1:30: eprmsored program at 1:30.

KNX (336.9 M.i 890 K.l Hookworm at KPni 422.3 710 K.1 Commonwealth Club lo 130: etudlo instrumental trio KUW '2969 1010 Wynn'g friendly M.i 1070 talk to 1:20. 2 to 3 p.m. KFI 468.S 840 V. -WUltam Hon. KFON (241 8 1240 music to 2 30: long Bench Bind KFQZ (234 4 1290 K.i- Records.

KFWB '381 2 M. 830 Coast league 1 M.l31270 Classic, musle. KOF.R (215 7 1390 l-T-lo to 2.30; Hoeg. pi- KH j' HOIKS'1 Concert to 2-30: Mrs. Florence Doolnson, talk on the theater at 2 30.

KMIC (223.7 M.i 1340 K.l Country Janes KMTR'(516 9 M. 580 K.l Music KNRC (374 8 800 Siring ensemble. KNRC 8 M.i 800 K.l -Oraan KNX (330 9. 890 K.l-U A District of Women's Clubs. KPLA (288.8 M.i 1040 K.l-Tiure(.n of Public Safety.

L. A. Police Department at Kvt (4223 M. 710 K.l Coast League busebHll at 2:45. KQW "296 9 1010 K.l-Wynn's frlend- 1070 Mills College KTBl'VsriR! Dr.

Ralph Atkinson lecture. 3 to 4 pJii. KFI (468. M. 640 -Morris Plsters.

KFON i241 8 M. 1240 Long Beach Municipal Band KFwZ (234 4 1290 K.l Records. KFSO (252 1190 Paradcna pro- KF(SNm'(241 8 1240 Long Beach Municipal Bnud. KFWB (361.2 M.i 830 K.l Baseball continued. KOFR 1215 7 1390 Long Beach Municipal Band.

KOFJ (212.6 1410 K.l Music nd business announcenients. KI.X (508 2 M.i 590 K.l rowell Hawal- lans at KHJ "3 99 8 750 K.l Matinee Melody Mnhters KMIC 1223 7 1340 Nick Harris program KNHC H74 8 800 K.l 8il fonrert. knx (33ii 0 890 K.l Shopping hour. KPI.A i2B8 8 1040 K.l Reynolds dnee orche.Mra. KPO (422 3 710 K.l --Baseball.

KTAB 2802 1070 K.l Mills College lecture to 3 30 KQW (296.9 1010 K.1 San Jose Teachers' College at 3:30. 4 to 5 p.m. KFI (468 5 640 Los Angelei Fira Department orchestra. KFON (241 8 M.i 1240 K.l News to KFQZ (234 4 M. 1290 K.l Hecords.

KFRC (4.4 3 660 K.l Garden talk KFRO (252 119" K.l CUMlr hour. KFWB (361.2 830 K. Baseball continued to 4:30. KOKR (2157 1390 K.l Musle. KOFJ (212 8 1410 K.l Music to (ryouls at 4 30.

KHJ (399 8 750 Walter S. Hert-gog. history talk at 4 00: council on In- rUttnn tttllr at. 4'30. KLX (5083 M.i 590 K.l Powell's Hawal-lana to 4.30; Scottish rlta oiata reuul KMIC4 (22X7 1340 43ountry Jane'i KMTR' (R16 0 M.I 580 K.

Talks at 4:15 n.nlh.r Tom at 4-30. KNX 336B M.i 8P0 Announcement! i a CiCl: snonfiArfl hour at 4:45. KPI.A (288 8 M.i 1040 K.l Health talk to 4 03: records at KPO 422 3 M. 710 i Baseball" eon- tinuert to 4:30: Town Cryer at 4:30 KTAB (280 2 1070 K.I My graildfa- iVer's clock. KTW (275.1 1090 K.l Rev.

J. Maclnnls. lecture. I 5 to 6 p.m. KTI 4CK5 8o r.

Brother Boo to 5 30; Huuthern bjncooalors at 30. KF.iN 1240 K.i Concert or- cletra KPOZ (234 4 1290 K.l Dinner eon cert. KFRC (484 680 K.l Organ reS La ia ana cut iu-s Fjour Extensive Units Safety System Will Installed at Early Date of be Four extensive block-signal Instal lations on the lines of the Pacific Electric, Involving a total expendi ture of $114,000. are scheduled lor early construction, resulting in both a speeding up of service and Insuring more safety of operation. The Bawtelle line from Vineyard to Sher man Junction, a distance or three miles, soon will be equipped with.

automatic hooded signals. A similar installation wui soon be under way between Kivas ana Olendora, a distance of almost four miles, over a section in which man ual lleht circuits now are empioyea. About three minutes saving in running time will be effected by the improved facilities on this line. On the Redondo Beach line between Hermosillo and El Nido four miles of track will be protected similarly at an early date, and also the Van Nuys line, near universal City, the Tujunga Wash and Los Angeles River district, will have this type of automatic signal safeguard for a distance of 2400 feet. The protective installations to be made are of the improved type sanctioned by the Interstate Commerce Commission for steam-line operation in heavily traveled districts.

When the four sections are completed the Pacific Electric will have in excess of 100 miles of its high-speed trackage protected with automatic signals. New Harbor Rail Board Will Meet Next Wednesday To complete organization of the Board of Control, which will direct the affairs of the Municipal Belt Line Railway under the agreement reached between the City Council, Board of Harbor Commissioners and four large rail lines using the harbor. President Allen of the harbor board has called a meeting for next Wednesday at 3 p.m. in the Harbor Commission assembly room in the City Hall. As soon as the necessary steps are taken to organize arrangements will be made for the selections of members who will comprise the various committees for the work of operating the belt line railway under permission of the Interstate Commerce Commission.

Orders from the latter are expected at any time. President BOnelli, of the City Council Commissioners Allen, Crawford and Spear represent the city and harbor commission and D. W. Pontius, F. H.

Knickerbocker, T. H. Williams and W. K. Etter represent the four railway lines.

Home Beautiful Fund to be Used to Boost City Substantial percentages of the gross receipts of the Becond annual Home Beautiful Exposition to be held at the Shrine Auditorium May 19 to 26 will be turned over to the Olympic Fund, the Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Shrine Temple, it was announced today. The money taken in by the Shrine, the Junior Chamber and the Olympic committee will be used not only for the Olympic Games here in 1932, but also to further the campaign designed to make Los Angeles the nation's convention center. Mrs.Tibbett Arrives Today Mrs. LawTence Tibbett, wife of the Metropolitan Opera star, and the Tibbett twins, Larry and Richard, will arrive in Los Angeles today to spend the summer. Mrs.

Tib bett will stop at the Hotel Roose velt prior to buying a nome in ix Angeles. Mr. Tibbett will join nis iamuy nhniit. June 1 and will spena tne summer studying new roles for next season. He will appear witn me Ancrelps Grand Onera Association in October, starring as John the Bap tist in "Salome." as Tonio in a- gliacci" and as Neri in delle Beffe." Mrs.

Tibbett expects to take an active nart this spring in the lo cal grand opera association's campaign for 5000 founder members. Visiting Cruisers Leave San Pedro Hypothetically already at sea, the light cruiser Division Two known as the Orange Fleet, slipped out of San Pedro last night, and expects to Intercept the Blues three days later and decide who' shall have Hawaii. While simulating a 6low fleet, the cruisers because of their 100 per cent greater speed actually have been enjoying liberty ashore Just to let the Blues get a good start. Following the execution of the problem the cruisers Trenton, Memphis and Milwaukee will proceed to the Orient to relieve three cruisers on duty there. The Raleigh will return from the war game and proceed to the Atlantic Coast for repair work, whence she will sail for a year's duty In European waters.

Insurance Sold by Oil Company Insurance policies covering a period of seventy-two hours, with a maximum protection of $10,000, and costing 1 cent, will be istued to per sons between the ages of 10 and 10 years bv the Richfield Oil Companv of California, beginning today, it is announced- President Fuller declares there will be no examination, no red tape and no txlo.s to i policies. tress, and sweetheart of Wayne Bradford. 28 years of age, acrobatic dancer, who plunged to hla death Tuesday nlcht from the fifth floor of the Yorkshire Hotel. 710 South Broadway, Is believed to be hurrylni? to Los Angeles from Salt Lake City. Detective Lieutenants Van Aiken and Freudenberg.

who are Investigating the circumstances surrounding Bradford's death, learned yesterday, according to that the actress had wired the hotel asking that nothing be disturbed in the room which he had occupied. Love letters which she had written the dancer are In possession of the police. No further word was received from the mystery woman who called Georgia street police station Wednesday to report a fight In Bradford's room. Circumstances and the statements of the dead man irienas, uic ucrewn insert point clearly to suicide or an accidental fall from the window. Sheriff Traeger yesterday received a telegram from the Sheriff of Fort Worth where the parents of Bradford reside, asking him to make a complete investigation.

However, the Inquiry will be left to the police and Coroner, Traeger said. The inquest will be at 13 ajri. today. Reservoir Wall in Banning Park Offers Problem Disposition of the historic reser voir in Banning Park, Wilmington, was before the park board yesterday. The walls of the reservoir arc ten feet high and Supt.

Konrpr said that when made Into a fountain it might be dangerous to children. Shearer suggested that the walls shnniri be cut down to near the rnnnri which would preserve its his tnrir interest and remove the dan- frpr- The heirs In donating the land for nark nurnoses required that all historic features of the estate be retained intact. President Griffith of the park board suggested that a conference be held with the Banning heirs to see if the proposed change would be agreeable. Development of an extensive water system on the grounds for an artificial lagoon and for other uses Is said to have been a particular hobby with the late Gen. Banning.

At the exact time the general died the bottom of the ble reservoir cracked and all the water ran out. it is said. Sub sequently It was repaired. Elsa Alsen to Sing at Trojan AlumniDinner Klsa Alsen, prima donna soprano of the Chicago Opera Company, yesterday accepted the invitation to appear on the program at the all-Trolan dinner at ihe Univer sity of Southern California alumni at the Biltmore next Tuesday eve ning. The entire program, with the exception of Mme.

Alsens song group, will be broadcast between 9 and 10 p.m. over station KHJ and transmitted by telephone to San Francisco and there sent out over station KFRC. Arrangements for the local din ner, which is expected to be the largest Southern California alum ni function ever given, are In the hands of a committee consisting of L. K. Small.

Mrs. Warren B. Bo-vard. -Mrs. Ethel Hogan Kopp, Miss Gladys Crail.

Frank Hadlock, John Woods and G. W. Hall. Adult Education Institute Opens Sessions Today E. C.

Carter of New York City, chairman of the American Council of the Institute of Pacific Relations, will speak today at 10 a.m. at the first session of the institute of adult education to be held at the Pub-lib Library under the auspices of the California Association for Adult Education. William J. Cooper. State Superintendent of Public Instruction, will speak, and Mrs.

Susan M. Dorsey, superintendent of Los Angeles schools, will preside. The afternoon session will be devoted to art. The speakers are Sam Hume, the drama; Karl Howen-stein. the graphic and plastic arts; Miss Gertrude Darlow, books.

A dinner meeting will be held at the Ebell Club at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Ethel R. Allen, assistant State superintendent of public instruction. Max Farrand and Dr.

H. B. Alexander will speak. Desserts to be Concocted for Cooking Class Desserts will figure very largely In the menu at The Times Cooking Class this afternoon, when It meets at 8 o'clock. In the Demonstration Hall, 130 South Broadway, Southwest Building.

Mabelle (Chef) Wy- man, who conducts the class, has several new ones to concoct These Include strawberry cream pie. orange cups, frozen rrulta In a rice. border, butter honey cakes ana souuiern ginger cane, in aa dltion cheese and. spinach roll will oe made. The Times cooking meeta every Tuesday and Friday after noon.

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