The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 14

MARCH .1, 1937. PART I.j 14 MONDAY MORNING. KHJ Story Teller, tittle Jack Utile AIDE TO McGEE RADIO SYSTEM HIGH LIGHTS KFAC News Broadcast II noon, 8 and 10 p.m. CONCERTS! 12:30 p.m.-KECA. Rochester Clvio orchestra.

2:00 p.m. KECA, Clasio Hour, Records, 7 00 p.m. KFi. Contented Hour, 7:30 p.m. KHE, Lnd of Romance.

m. KHJ, Lislewood -I'arlc Concert. 8:30 p.m. KFI, Marsaret Speaks, Steel Wage Plan Rejected 'Administration Offer to Manufacturers Would Provide Compromise GUS EDWARDS TO START NEW PROGRAM TODAY "Schooldays of the Air" Will Feature Parade of Proteges Over KFWB ''). BY CARROLL NYE 1 Vaudeville's premiere impresario, Gus Edward; 'will launch his" long-heralded "Schooldays of the Air" on KFWB today at Prohibition Era Predicted Bishop Fout Tells Dry Session Return May Be Sooner Than Expected ST.

PETERSBURG (fte.) Feb. 2S. Bishop II. II. Fout, Iidianapolis, prcdicted at the annual convention of the Anti-Saloon League of America today that prohibition will return, 8:15 p.m.

with -a parade of proteges who nave men cuuca oui oi some 1500 applicants TO GUARD MINT Boy Cify Building Will Hove Costly Hook-up SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 28. P) Vaults of the new Federal Mint; here will be protected by a network of photo-electric cells, microphonic alarms, special floodlights, tear-gas dis pensers and an elaborate radio hook-up, officials disclosed today. Floors of the eleven vaults will be guarded by heavy mats of intertwined steel cables which, if nicked, will send out a siren alarm through a system of microphones. Devices for spraying tear-gas are In vault and floodlights may be turned on from either of two switchboards in case of an emergency.

Pact Reached in Rail Dispute Agreement Results in Creation of Some 250 New Jobs CHICAGO, Feb. 28. -Representatives of most of the principal railroads of the country reached an agreement tonight with officials of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and En-ginemen to employ firemen, or helpers, on Diesel-electric, steam-electric and other Internal combustion locomotives hauling streamlined or main line through passenger trains. CREATES EXTRA JOBS An announcement said the agreement also provides for employment of an extra man on all other internal combustion and electric locomotives, regardless of class of service, which weigh more than 90,000 pounds on their driving wheels. Railroad spokesmen estimated the agreement, reached after almost two weeks of negotiation, will mean some 250 new Jobs on the railways for firemen, or helpers, and an increase of approximately $445,000 in the pay roll.

EFFECTIVE MARCH 13 The request for an extra man on the locomotives now operated only by an engineer was made; by the brotherhood last October! 31. The agreement will go into! effect March 15. Wlipn film Rtars begin "cuttiiiR up" tin cniHiHl camera man Rets usy! Kesult.s a mighty intrirsl- ing page of in Ilotogra-. viire in next Times! call, and is talking terms with three sponsors. March of Time is rumored leaving the air waves April 8 because it has already accomplished its purpose boosting the new picture magazine its sponsors put out Joe Cook's sponsors are so pleased with his radio work they; have renewed him for another thirteen weeks Another refrigerator maker is going into radio with a Avax series, in which the Mills Brothers will be featured Phil Duey has been renewed for the fourteenth time by his ciggie sponsors.

The baritone will continue on the -Tuesday and Saturday night shows on N.B.C. and C.B.S. Carlton Kadell, announcer for Amos 'n' Andy, has been given the announcing assignment of the Friday "Twin Stars" in the absence of Don Wilson, who has gone East with the Benny troupe. The Army and Navy are reported to have put in the first bids for television wave lengths and private enterprises will be considered afterward Li la Lee, screen celebrity, will make her debut before KECA listeners Thursday at 9:30 p.m. in the first of a series of weekly half-hour dramatic programs titled "Short Story Theater of the Air" "When Are Picketing and it-Down Striking Crimes?" is the subject Albert Bergman will discuss today on KECA at 7:45 p.m.

Duane Thompson, telephone operator on "Hollywood Hotel," will be married to William Johnson, radio script writer, March 6 Lew Weiss has appointed Don Hastings manager of KDB, the Don Lee station in Santa Barbara, and Ernie Underwood to the post of chief engineer of KFRC, San Francisco outlet of the network Clem McCarthy's account of the Santa Anita Handicap was muddled. "probably in a shorter time than we are prone to realize." As chairman of the league executive committee, he delivered the keynote address in piace of Bishop W. N. Ains worth, Ma con, league president, who is ill. "Repeal," the bishop told the league, "was a rebuke to the complacency of the belief that the battle was over with prohibi tion ana the victory won but the enemy's signature was never adixed to any truce;" GROWING SENTIMENT Report a growing sentiment against alcohol and liquor traf fic, he said "the awful spectacle is doing more for our cguse than the most eloquent voice that has been lifted in our behalf." All the promises made for re peal have failed, continued Bishop Fout.

"In the United States crime has increased 100 per cent more than when repeal went into ef fect. The prison population has been growing at the rate of 000 a year since repeal. Reliable reports never place at less than 50 per cent the number of deaths in automobile accidents attributable to drunken drivers," he said. CANNON PRAISED Delegates applauded loudly when Dr. A.

C. Miller, Little Rock, said Bishop James Cannon, Los Angeles, has been "the worst persecuted preacher in America since co lonial days." Bishop Cannon sat in the front row, He is speak tomorrow on the topic "Prohibition, Presidents and Politics." Deadlock Grips Electrical Strike MINNEAPOLIS, 28. IP) Electrical walkers' and Northern States Power Company officials were deadlocked today in their efforts to settle a five-day strike of union employees. New steps to settle the con troversy awaited the arrival of Rev. I-rands J.

Haas. Federal conciliator, from Washington. Guest performers will be Eddie Cantor, Dcanna Durbin and Eddie Pcabody. Members of the regular cast include Bert Fiske and his Grace Hayes her son, Lind; Tommy Bond, Dick Brodus, Sidney Miller, Llndler, Jerry McKay, Sherry Ardell, Milton DeLug and Marshall Fisher. SrORTS FEATURE "Baseball Fanning Bee" is the label of a new sports series to make its bowl over KFAC at 8:30 p.m.

today from the stage of The Times auditorium. Bill Henry will emcee the shows. On the initial offering he'll present "Pie" Traynor, manager and third baseman of Pittsburgh; "Beans" Reardon, National League umpire; Jimmy Dykes, manager and third baseman of the Chicago White Sox; Manager Hannah and Oscar Ttelchow of the Angels, and Bob; Ray, "Times" sports scribe. TRIPLE THREAT Three cinema celebrities Charles Winninger, Dick Arlen and Sally Eilers will appear in today's Radio Theater production of "Cappy Ricks" over KNX at 6 p.m. Cecil B.

De Mille will return in his role of producer, and interview Peter B. Kyne, author of the seafaring drama. DRAMA SERIES Arrangements are being made for the airing, this spring, of a network dramatic series to originate from the Hollywood N.B.C. studios which will feature celebrated dramatists, writers, actors and performers. The broadcasts, sponsored by the Radio Committee of All Faiths, will be offered for philanthropic purposes conveying messages of good-will, tolerance and fellowship among all races.

SWING CONCERT Eyes of musical classicists arched skyward when three local maestros announced they would step to a podium hitherto honored only by the sole-dust of symphonic bigwigs and treat Los Angeles to the first symphonic swing concert in America's history. The nonconformists who will assault tradition at the Trinity Auditorium tonight are Phil Harris, David Broekman and Felix Mills co-operating with the Los Angeles Federal Musis Project and its 110-piece orchestra. Clarence Muse will sing solo nelections from Broekman's "Harlem Jleab'n." N.B.C. and C.B.S. offered to broadcast the "session" but they were checkmated." ARE YOV LISTENING? John Boles is expected to fly to New York soon to discuss the possibility of his taking over an hour program Frank Crum-it and Harry Salter's orchestra auditioned for a network; spot last week, but the prospective sponsor asked for a new continuity Mark Sullivan, po VARIETIES 8:45 a.m.-8:15 s.m.- 11:00 a.m.

11:15 s.m.- KNX, Dr. Dafoe. KNX, between the Book-en lib. KM, Forum on Character Building. KNX.

American School of the Air. 12:00 noon KNX, Magazine of the Air, KFI, Hour of Charm. KHJ, Ed Fit.nenUU. KFI, Frank Wstanabe. KNX, California Legislature, KHJ, For Men Only.

KKCA, Jack Pearl, comedy. KFI, Amos n' Andy. KECA Lum and AUner. KFWB, Schooldays ol the Air. KFI.

Fibber McGee. KECA, House qJ Melody, KFI. Richard Himber's Orchestra. 1:00 p.m.-1:30 p.m.-2:30 p.m.-2:45 6:00 p.m., 8:30 p.m.-8: IB p.m.. 815 p.m..

9:00 p.m.. "9:00 p.m.-9:30 p.m.- 8:30 p.m, KFWB. Theater Party. SPORTS: 7:30 p.m. KNX.

Old Observer. 8:30 p.m. KFAC, Baseball Fanning Contest. PLAYS: 9:15 a.m. KFI, Mary Martin.

9:30 a.m. KNX. Helen Trent. 11:00 a.m. KNX, Big Sister.

11:30 a.m. KHJ, Syracuse 8iret. 11:45 a.m. KNX, Myrt and Marge. 5:30 p.m.

KHJ, Cssisandra. 8:00 p.m, KNX, Rudio Theater. 6:00 p.m. KFI, 20,000 Years in Sing Sina. 6:45 KHJ, Drums.

7:30 p.m. KHJ, Lone Ranger. 7:30 p.m. KFI. Hawthorne House.

7:45 p.m. KNX, Easy Aces. 8:00 p.m. KNX, Scauergood Balnea. 8:15 p.m.

KNX, Renlrew of the Mounted. 8:00 p.m. KFAC, Lives of the Great. 9:30 p.m. KECA Helen Hayes.

Carlin Texas Outlaws, 12:30. KECA Rochester Civic Qrea 1 to 2 p.m. KMTR Church of the Air. Music, Lucca, Peanut Time, 1:45. KFI Hour of Charm.

1. Follow the Moon. 1:30. Guiding Light, 1:45. KMPC Faye Rene.

Daily 1:30. KEHE Music, It Cafe Continental, Love Story Girl. 1:45. KHJ- Magazine Man. Society Editor, Ed Fitzsorald 1:30.

KFWB Allison. Philistine, 1:30. KFVD Editor of tha Air. Rsdio Poetn Club. 1:45.

KNX Fletcher Wiley, 1 Pontrelli 1.30. News 1:45. KFOX Civic Talk, 1:15: The Philistine, Mrs Lillian Culver, 1:45. KRKD Civic 1:30: News. 1:45.

KGFJ Music. 1: News. 1:45. KFAC Religious Silence. 1:43.

KGER Officials, Marian contralto, 1:30: 1:45. KECA Paul Martin's Music. 1. News. 1:15.

Young Hickory. 1:45. 4n 2 to 3 p.m. KMTR Music. on Army.

2:13. 2. KFI Hello Pesey, drama, Helen Jane Behlite. songs, 2:15. Frank Watauabe.

2:30. Laneendorf Pictorial, 2:45. KMPC Hawaiian Music, Spanish Hour, 2 '30 KHJ Harold Stoke Johnson Family, On Wines of Song, 2:30. KEHE Listen. Ladies.

2. KFWB H. M. Robertson. Mnic, 2.15.

KFVD News, Essie Locy, 2:30. KNX Women's Forms, 2. Almanac, 2:15 News Thru a Woman's Eyes. 2:30, Calif. Legislature Session, 2:45.

KGFJ Mn-ir 2. Fedfral Tne-m-r. 2.30. KFUX -Ch'i'-tlfin Pe'enc J- Clo-inrr Stock and CHiiii. 2 lj, Bievities.

2:30, George Strange. 2:45. KFAC American Women, Il Preview of MuMi-al FvrrttK, American Legion Avxihary, Muiie, 'S KCf Spanish. Oartlener, 2.30. K1CA Cl.iss.c Hour, 2.

3 to 4 p.m. KMTR M'li'C, 3 Car hav Cirrle, 3.50. KFI Women's- Marnizme. 3. KMPC Cecil i- 30.

MU'ic, 3 45 KFhE Globe Troitc, 3, Music, 3.15, Remote Control. 3:45. KH Fi munne Fane es, 3 These Our Nemhbors. Rlcg Roberts 3 4. KFWB Impromptu, 3:15.

KFVD Pnc-'flc Crct T-ail. 3- Newton Yates, First Fundamental Church. 3:30. KRKD Lnrc'ta O.st Herr.essy. talk, 0.80.

Pro-! ram. 3:45. KNX Western Home Hour, 3. KGFJ Music. News, 3:45.

KFOX Los Caimlleros. Jerry Shelton, accordion. KFAC Lillian Cutver, 31 Or, Frank Me- oy, 1 J. Newton Sates, Music. 3:15.

KGFR Dr. Frank McCoy 3: Mammy Marty Riddle 3:45. KECA U. Army Band. 3.

News. 3:30 Public Opinion Poll. 3:35. Clnrk Dennis. 3 38.

The Escort Betty. 3.15. 1 to 5 p. in. KMTR Piano School.

O'e Hansen, Music, Paddock Sports, Hillbillies, 4:55. KFI News. 4. Haven of Rest, 4:15. Louis Ford, violin.

4:45. KMPC Mows. Music, Gloria r'on. 4:30. KEHE New.

4: Ruth 4:15: Market Reports, Lucky Stars. 4:45. KHJ News it Stocks. 4: Ted Lewis Radio University. Melody Muse, 4:43.

KFWB Siesta, Better Business Bureau, Music, 4:30. KRKD Music, 4: Success Doctor, 4:15. KFVD News. Swing Session, Dr. McCoy, Starlight Revue, 4:45.

KNX Newiywefls, 4. Maurice 4:15. Charles Hamp, 4:30, Hometown Sketches, 4:45. KFOX News, talk and music, Dr. Reynolds, talk, 4:30: Ads.

4:45. KFAC Congregational Church, Col-trglan Interlude, Farm Time. 4:43. KGER Theater News, Old Bachelor, Lieo Estrada. 4:45 to 6, KECA Music of All Countries, .4.

Bughouse Rhythm. 4:15. Jeane Cowan. 4.30. State Board of Education, 4:45.

5 to 6 p.m. KMTR Hillbillies. 3. KFl Music, e. Famous Sonus.

5'DO. Sande Junior Neve. 3:45. KMPC H. M.

S. Richards, silent 9:30 p.m. KEHE Lucky Stars. S. Bill Thompson Horatio Boomer and Mr.

Vodka 1 to radio listeners is the indispensible aide to ber on the latter's N.B.C, broadcasts. KHJ Easy Home Decoration, Andy Virelnia, Monllcello Party Line, Norma Young. 9:45. KFWB News. Magazine, 9:55.

KFVD Dr Richardson. 9. KRKD Government Weather, 9:30. KNX The Gumps. 9.

Between the BookendJ, 9:15. Helen Trent, drama. 9:30. Rich Man's Darling. 9:45.

KOPJ Music. 9: News, 9:45. KFOX Music Beauty Talk, Dr. Reynolds, talk, Club Cabana, News, 9:45. KFAC Meditations, 9t Dr.

Frank McCoy. talk, Wade Hamilton, KGER Markets, Music, Gospel Assembly. ,9:15. KECA Ann Cook. 9.

French Lesson. 9:15. New World, 9:30. ftO to 11 a.m, KMTR Music, 10; Home KFI Joe White. 10.

Mrs. WIkks. 10:15. John's Olher Wife, 10:30. Just Plain Bill.

10:45. KEHK Music, 10: Globe Trotter, 10:15: Modern Girl Romance. KHJ Ends. 10; Dr. Payne, talk.

Merrymakers, 10:30. KMPC ShoDplnn. 10: The Past. 10:30. KFWB Music, 10, KFVD News.

Union Rescue Mis sion, 10:30. KRKD Dr. Albert Smith, talk. KNX-Betty it, Bob. drama, 10.

Modern Cinderella, 10:15. Betty Crocker. 10:30. Hymns of All Nations, 10:36, John K. Watkins.

10:48. KFOX Concert, 10:30. KFAC Monitor News, 10i Musie, Time Lost and Found, 10:15. Music. 10:35.

KGER De Wolfe Market. 10: JsnMs An drews. Union Rescue Mission, 10:30 KECA News 10 Food Maman, 10:15. Live Si Learn, 10:30. Neighbor Nell.

10:45. 11 a.m. to 12 Noon KMTR Music. Hi Strings, Lost Found, 11:30. Kri character i-orum.

u. "One Girl in a Million," 11:30. Feqeral u. i RMfC MUHC it; Keyiioiuo, 1 1 KEHE Post Shadows. 11; News ReC.

Hasel Blair Dodd. 11:30. KHJ Concert 11; Lawrence Salerno, 11:13: Sycamore Street, drama, 11:30: Black te White, 11:45, KFWB Deep South, 11:43. KFVD Shopping Hints. 11.

KNX Big Sister. 11. School of the Air. 11:15. M.vrt Marge.

11:45. KFOXDr, Richardson, talk. 11; News, Talk and Music, 11:45. KRKD Tine C-nfesloiu. 11: News, u.10 KGFJ Or Wurman.

11: Maiset F.epoi ts. 11:13: News, KFAC Music, 11; City Hall. ll.lSi Mumc. 11:30. ftr.ER Renotta.

11: Rev. Harms. ceo. c. Hittniey, ii-su.

KECA-CJiaonrml. 11. S. Naiy Band, 11:13. Farm and Home, 11:30.

12 Noon to 1 p.m. KMTR Christian feience 12, Bureau Missing Persnnj, JStJO Civic. 12 la; MU'lc, 12 30; Porter Ferguson. KFI Pepper Ynunfr's Family, 12. Ma Perkins.

C-. 12:15. Vie Bade. 12 The O'Neills. 12:45.

KMPC Commercial Gaide. 12: Times Job Man, 12:15. KEHE Globe Trotter, Music. 12 30 KHJ News. 12.

Al Pert, 12 15. Ben Sweetland. 12'30. Conceit 12.4a KFWB HiPh Ligliis, 12; Music. 12.10.

Al Jarvis ''Make Believp Ballroom," 12'ia. KFVD News, 12 30, Voice of Opportunity. 12:45. KNX Magazine of the Air. 12.

Piano Duo, 12:30. Pop. Concert, 12:45. KRKD Talk. Saddle Pals.

KFOX Noon Highlight, 12, News Oddities. Surprise Party, 12:15. KFAC Times News -(Carroll Nye,) F.ves en tbe World. Music. 13:1 ft.

KGfc'K Times News, 12; Music, Bub Shortwave MORNINO 6:00 Siberia. RV15 (4.2R.) 6:30 Japan. JZJ HI. SO. 6:30 Czechoslovakia.

Ol.R HI. 84.) 6:30 Hongkong. ZBW (9.52.) 6:45 Germany. DJB (18.20.) 6,55 London. GSF (15.14) A Welsh industrial AFTERNOO 2:30 Sniping Lady.

(N.BC.) WBXK (15.21.) 3:34 Lowell Thomas, news commentator. WBXK 115.21.) 4:40 London. GS0 111.75) and GSB (9.51) News. EVENING 5:30 Ahe Lyman's Orchestra, WBXK 8:30 Glen Orgy's OlCh. W2XAF (9.53.) 9:00 Japan.

JZJ (11.801 News. 10:00 Hawaiian Islands. KKH (7.23.1 London GSC 0.58 and GSD (11.75.) Big Ben. "Memories of the London Theater." 6:27 "A Welsh Industrial Story." 7:10 "Ezra Pitt and Elmer Come to London." 7:40 The news. Smith America Havana.

Cuba. COCQ (9.75) COCH 19 42.) 6:30 Buenos Aires. LRX (9.66) 7:00 Cartagena, Columbia. HJ1ABE (9.50.) Germany DJD (11.77.J 6:15 Humorous sopgs, 7:30 News. a.ia: "uassanora," dram, Invisible Trails, 6:43.

KFWB Uncle John Daggett, ft; Btory Town txpress, Dick Tracy, KNX News, 6. Junior Nune Corps. 8:13, Jack Armstrong, 5:30, Orphan Annie. 5:45. KFVD tiilent, 6:43 to 10.

KHKU Music, Race Results, 8:30. KGFJ Music, 5: News. 5:43 KFOX Fivo O'clock Revue, Oll talk, 6:45. KFAC Christian Srlenre, 5 Smart Women, 6:13: Who. Bill Club.

KB0A -Strlnnwood Knsemble, 6. Newa, 6:30 Sports Reporter, 3:45, 6 to 7 p.m. KMTR News, Hillbillies. Santael. la Music, 6:45.

KFI 20,000 Years in Sing Sing. 6, Marching Along, 6:30. Jack Men kin Music, 6:43. KEHE Globe Trotter, Race Results, 6:15: Sports Review, Music, 6:45. KHJ For Men Only, Federal Housing, Drums, :43.

KFWB News, 6: Music, Jones Pup, Texas Drifter, 6:45. KNX Radio Theater. 6. KFOX News, Every Family, School Kids. 6:30.

KRKD Music. Taylor St Kahm, 6:43. KGFJ Sports Interview. Magnolia 1 sue. :45 KFAC Times News (Iale Armstrong, i (ilno Srverl Broadway Bill, 8:13) Pirture Typins, :0.

KGER Times News, 6: Music, Kings Men, Market Reports. 6-30; Kiddle Revue, KECA Wall Flower, 6. Jack Pearl, 6:30. to 8 p.m. KMTR Arms of the Law, Hawalians, Fred Shoemaker, talk.

7:45. KFI Contented Program, 7. Hawthorne House, 7:30, KEHEl Lasses and Honey, Jack Owens, music, 7:30. KHJ Hollywood Whispers, 7( Meet Some People. 7:15: The Lone Ranaer.

7:30. KFWB Voice of Santa Anita. Lillian Goldsmith, Harold Cart 7:45. KNX Wayne King The Old Observer, Easy Aces, 7:45. KPSQ Church Services, 7:45.

KFOX Eb Zeb. Bobby Betty, Small Town Hotel, 7.30; Roily Wray, 7:45. KRKD News, 7, KGFJ News, 7:45 KFAC Starlisht Berne, 7i Campus Be- Tie. KGER Jewish Hour, 7. KECA Editorial Period, 7.

Music, 7:15. King Cowboy, 7:30. Law in Every-day Life, 7:45.. 8 to 9 p.m. KMTR Gordon McDonough.

A Year Aao, Little Counsellor, El Mirador, 8:45. KFI Amos 'n' Andy. 8. Oncls Ezra's Radio Station, 8:13. Voice of Firestone, 8:30.

KEHE Sterling Young Ted Pio Rite 8:30. KHJ Fred Starke Gentlemen From the South, Townsetid Plan. 8:45. KFWB Music, Days of the Air, KNX Scattergootf Balnea. 8.

Renfrew of the Mounted, 8:13. Pick is Pat, 8:30 KGFJ Rudolfo Sftlina Spanish Hour. 8. KFOX Music. Talk ii Music.

8.15; Ben Bernie 8:30. KFAC I Tones, 8t Junior Birdmen, Times Baseball Program, Distil. KGFR Rodolto Hoyos Ss 8. -KECA Music. 8.

Lum Abner. 8:15. Colonial Quartet, 8:30. Music, 8:45. 9 to 10 p.m.

KMTR Sports Parade, Chito Montoya KFI Fibber McGee Molly, 9. Champions. 9:30. KMPC Robert Noble, 9:30. KEHE Snortlite.

Between Acts, 9:13: Little Show. 8:30 KHJ News. Jimmy Dorsey Michael Zarin 9:30. KFWB Music. Theater Party.

9.30, KNX Horace Heidt Orch 9. Morgan Family. 9:30. KFOX Leonardi, piano, Neal Glannini Theater Party, 9:45. KGFJ News, 9:45.

KFAC Lives of the Great, 9i Jack Dunn Pacific Melodies. :S.V KGER Dr, A. V. Michelson, Night Jus tice, music. 9:45.

KECA House of Melody. 9. Helen Hayes in "Bambi," 9:30. 10 to 11 p.m. KMTR News.

10: Curl hey Cirrle. 10:15: Chiio Moiuova 10:25. KFINews. 10 Voice of Hawaii, 10:15. Jimime Oner lO-'V) KMT -News.

10, Max Dolin, 10 15: New Music. 10:45. I KfcHE Dude Ranch. 10; Slim Martin Evening Country Club, 10:45. KKJ-Sammv Kaye 10: House ni-vided, Sterling Young 10:30.

KF'VB Nws. 10; Cafe Continental. Music. 10:30. KFVD- Bid Aveiill, 10; News.

10:30. KNX Ted Fio R'to Orch KFOX News, 10. Pacific 10:15. KFAC Times News (Hale Armstrong,) 10: Miiiir. 10.13) Les llite KGER Times News, 10; Gordon Allen, bari'ei-ie, 1015.

Classic, 10:30. KECA Musical Celebrities. 10. 11 p.m. to Midnight KMTR Hawaiians, 11: BuntaeUa 11:15: Safety Program, 11:30.

KFI Ben Bernle 11. Reveries, 11:30. Silent to 6:45 a.m. KMPC Hawaiians, 11; Music to 1 a.m.; silent to 6 a.m. KEHE News, 11: Music.

11:15, Ted Fio Rito Santaell 11:45: silent to fi a.m. KHJ Oeo. Hamilton 11; Les Hlte't 11:30. KFWB George Redman Hi Eddie EHen. 11:30, KNX Tommy Tucker U.

Gill Evans 11:15. Black Chapel, 11:43. KGFJ Beal It Taylor News. 11:45. KFOX George Redman 11; Eddli Eben, 11:30, Kt AC Music.

11. KGER Tom Moore 11; Claude Ken. nedy 11:30. KECA News, 11. Paul Carson.

11:13. After Midnight KFVD Mystery House, drama, J2; records until 4 a.m,; silent until 6 a m. KMTR Slim Martin 12; silent, 12:45 to 5 a.m. KHJ Rhapsody, 12: silent to 6 a.m. KFWB News, 12: Concert.

12:10. KNX Louis Prima 12. Transpacific News, 12:15. Eddie Oliver 12:30. KFOX News.

12. KFAC R. to 6 a.m. One of the nation's big radio s-hows goes through the throes oi pirpaiHt ion and the cameraman re cords the aetion! See tho pictures in the Roto Section of next Sunday TimesI 9:45 A.M. Tuesday March 2 "A Bullock Shopping by JEAN ABBEY onion's Heme Companion Shorper Tune in on 1 1 1 Copyright, 1937.

By th VnltM Pr WASHINGTON, Feb. 28. (U.R Steel manufacturers have re jected a compromise offer front the administrat ion 'under which, they could operate profitably on government contracts and still adhere to the wage and hour re strictions of the Walsh-Healey Act, it was learned tonight. FINAL ATTEMPT TODAY 7 A final attempt to break tha deadlock with steel masters, which is threatening the naval construction program, will bo made here tomorrow. Labor Department officials are scheduled to confer with representatives of one or more steel companies on the Impasse.

Failure of these conferences, it was said, probably will result in a public hearing on a proposal by the Navy Department that the labor provisions of the Walsh-Healey forty-hour week law be suspended until ship yards accumulate sufficient steel to insure the success of the Navy, program. The steel manufacturers have refused to bid on steel contracts for the Navy, contending they could not profitably, initiate a forty-hour week. SUGGESTION REJECTED Government officials suggested that manufacturers continue to operate on a forty-eight-hour basis and pay overtime to workers who put in more than forty hours a week. The amount of the overtime, it was proposed, could be included in the bid made by the manufacturers. The offer was rejected by industrialists, who took the position that the overtime pay would create dissension among the workers.

Elderly Man Dies of Bullet Wound Henry R. Claremont, 78 years of ag2, of 2114 West Twenty-eighth street, died at Wilshire Hospital last night from the effects of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Claremont, who, according to police was despondent because of ill health, shot himself under the heart with a pistol ln the bathroom of his home last Thursday. The bullet was deflected by striking a rib and missed the heart. Complications arose, however, and the man died last nipht.

(D. Of OHCI-MIW WWII TiusvK OHa THE DIAL TIMESKFAC BROADCASTS 10:30 a.m. i and Found. 12:00 Noon Times News. 6:00 p.m.

Times News. 8:30 p.m. Times Baseball Tro- gram 10:00 p.m. Times News. TIMESKMrC BROADCASTS 6:45 a.m.

Times Job Man. 12:13 p.m. Times Job (The following programs are compiled Trom dully reports provided by radio stations The Times assumes no responsibility for errors caused by last-minute changes In radio schedules. C. Cbln Brosdcsst.

Orssn. X. Transcription. -piano. Before 7 a.m.

KMTR (S70 k.e.) EpsBlsh Program, to a.m. KKI (640 k.e.) Eadio Bible Pollowshlp, Early Birds, 8:45. KMPC (710 k.c.) Msthew Murray, Times Job Man, KEHE (780 K.C.) Music, 8 to I. KIEV (B50 k.e.) KHJ (900 k.c.) Rise Shine, 6 to KFWB (950 k.c.) Music. :30.

KPVI (1000 k.c.) Spanish Proitram. Bi KNX (1050 tc.O Jack Kay. 6:30. KRKD U120 k.e.) Dous Douglas, News. Dour Douslas, :5.

KOPJ (1200 k.c.) Eecords 6 KFOX (1250 k.c.) El Despertsdor. S. KFAC (WHO k.c.) Records, 6 to 7:30. KECA (1430 k.c.) KGEK (1360 k.c.) Farm Federation, BuKle Boy. 6:30.

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KECA Robert Gstely. 8. Vagabonds. 8:15. Vie and Bade, 8:30.

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9. of Mary Msrlin. 9:1 S. How to Be ChanniriE. 9:30.

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