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CCCC 10: THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER: WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1941 Clocking The Shows Noted 'Chase' Film Booked AtWarfield TO AKKIVE AND DEPART Behind the Makeup (Reg. U. 8. Patent Office) By Harry Crocker HOLLYWOOD, July 8. Neil Hamilton, who raises homing pigeons, is beginning to wonder if some of his birds aren't giving him the bird.

Some time ago Neil sold a pair of his young homers to a man in Fresno for $75. The purchaser kept the birds penned until they had become accustomed to their new surroundings, but the first time he released them they ma.de straight for 'i VESSEL SHORTAGE HITS LUMBERMEN COMPLETE WEATHER REPORTS PL rSvA fit NEIL HAMILTON Has Pigeon Trouble. inc nome in wesiwooa. une fancier came down and took the pigeons home. with him, and did not give them their freedom for several weeks.

A few hours after they were released, however, they again turned up in the Hamilton back yard. Dispairing of success in transplanting the birds, Neil gave the U. S. AVeather Bureau Fan Vrancineo Bay Teirinn f'flir and mild Wednpftfiay and ThursiHV but foe near Ihe oian and parly mnrninir cloudi nen Huewhern moderate wihl wind, Xort hern Cali forma Fa i wit ijrh tpmpraturs in th interior VdiiPsday and Thursday but Mghi1y lowpr in the i-entrnl portion Thursday; fosrs on the coapt: moderate north wen wind off coast but fresh aom- Chpp MndX'inn, Sierra Nevada Fair and continued warm Wdnday aud. Thursday; gentle smith wept wind, Sacramento and San Joaquin Valley Fair with rnniinutvi hiph temperatures Wednesday and Thursday but alichtly rool- Yhuminy the Delia; senile MtriHhle wind.

Sanla. Clara and TJvprmore Valleys Fair and warm Wednesday and Thursday but Miffhtly mnlr Thursday afternoon; niodf'aip westerly wind. Salinas Valley Fair "WerlttPsilay and Thursday but morninsr foe in north port 'on; chan; in temperature; moderate north-wert wind. Los Anne! and Vicinity Nicht and early forenoon low overcast, otherwise n-n -ilv v- 'ir rontintied normal day temperatures; gentle westerly winds. Nevada and Idaho Fa ir and warm Wednesday and Thursday with a few mat-lered afternoon thunderstorms over mountains of east portion.

Washinrion and Oreenn Fair Wednes day and Thursday; warmer west of the' Cascade Wednesday and Renerally Thursday; lower humidity; moderate to fresh northerly wind oft roast and light to moderate northwest over inland waters of Washington; inrrpasine firm hazard. North of Cape Blanco Moderate to fresh northerly wind and fair tonight and Wednesday. Between Cape Blanco and Point Conception Moderate, northwest wind fresh above Cape Mendocino and considerable low cloud fog- tonight and Wednesday, Storm warnings None, RECORD OF OBSERVATIONS, Jl LV purchaser back his $75, and thought no more of the matter. He's just received word from the man in Fresno that he'd discovered the two pigeons roosting on HIS dove cote. To date, Neil is out both the $75 and the MUCH MARRIED MAN Warren William went statistical! in "Wild Geese Calling" and computed that in his fifty pictures i he's been married twenty-two times, divorced seven, engaged; eighteen, been shot seven, played a lawyer ten, a gambler; five, and a tycoon three times.

Which, no matter how you figure, leaves him a film bigamist by fifteen wives! ROSALIND RUSSELL, starred with Clark Cable in "They Met in Bombay," which it being shown at the St, Francis Theater. Sharing ihe program is the melodrama, "A Shot in the Dark." Card Expert, Performing Here, Discusses Gamblers Coast Hi. LoJ Eastern Hi. Lo. Faker 2 45 Abilene (H Boise PI 1 Amarillo I'D Calsary 85 49 Atlanta, Pn "JO DpI Monte.

Boston 70 Edmonton fill 48 Brownsville. 9.1 7S Estevan 4 Sf Buffalo tifl Kurpka 62 55 1 harlpston PI 75 Chicago 74 Hi Fresno 71 Cincinnati S5 H5 Havrp npnvpr Pn 7H Hplena 84 55 Dps Moin-s. 87 H5I Honolulu 82 73 tiwlep City. 1H i Kaluppll 81 52 Puluth 72 54 l.os AngPles. 82 61 (ialvpston WO 85 Moffptt Field 75 58 Junction P5 5 ....112 84 Huron f'H North Head.

2 57 PS 741 Oakland 7fl 5H Kansas City P5 Phopnm ....107 78 Knoiville 87 in Poaielln P.t 54 LandPr PO Point Rpypa. 54 50 Mpmphia Portland 81 55 r. 82 68 Pr. 0 52 Npw prlpana PO 1" Rpdding 77 jv-ew Tork 8: Rpno Pfl BO -North Platte Pfl 5 Rosphura- 85 54 Okla. 07 11 101 8fl Omaha.

8 71 Salinas fin 5-'i Pittsburgh. 77 63 San 7fl 62 Rapid PI fil San Fr'nsco 65 65 St. P2 69 San 87 68 Salt P7 65. Spattle 78 65 San Antonio 1 Soda Spria. 44 Shpridan PI 64 Spokane 84 6S Swift Crrnt, 7fl 61 Tatoosh 60 64 Tampa 87 751 Tonopah P2 67 A'ickshura: P2 Winnemucct.

P7 66 Washington. 60 7t Takima 90 62 Willistnn P2 67 ITVinntppn 60 56 "MAN HUNT," coming to the Warfield Friday, stars Walter Pidgeon with Joan Bennett, a cockney-speaking "girl out of the shadows." Said to be the most thrilling "chase" picture ever filmed, the story is based on Geoffrey Household's "Rogue Male." In the supporting George Sanders, John cast are Carradine and Roddy McDowall, the youngster recently selected to play a leading role in "How Green Was My Valley." The Warfield also will offer the western musical, "Las Vegas Nights," with Tommy Dorsey and his orchestra. Bert Wheeler, Constance Moore, Phil Regan, Betty Brewer and Lillian Cornell. The current show is headed by "Moon Over Miami." Larkin to Present Russian Bill Today "SOVIET FRONTIERS," the camera record of Russian campaigns in Bessarabia and Buko-vina, will be screened at the Larkin today. Presented with English commentary, the film offers the official Soviet account of military actions leading up to the present conflict between Russia and Germany.

"The Red Army" and "Russian Folk Songs" are two short films on the program. rH sK Oakland Films PAR AMOI'XT "Caught In the Iraft." Kl-(t Akl.AM) "They Met in Bombay." "In the Navy." KSQI Knows All the Answers." "Sunny." thing hut systematic in his play, et there have to be winners. I think that is the basic hope In the mind of any gambler the hope that luck will single him out. Gamblers don't hot on the horse in the race, the single number in the roulette, the dice or the cards. They bet that luck is with them." Kahler is engaged in exhibitions of card manipulation for patrons of the Peacock Court.

He deals perfect poker and bridge hands without lifting an eyebrow. He amazes his audiences with feats of mental gymnastics such as calling off from memory each card of four hands of bridge at which he has glanced briefly before being blindfolded. Following this he allows a player to deal a number of poker hands and then calls each hand, suggests discards and calls the cards drawn. Kahler is versatile to the extent of authoring a number of books, and is a contributor to Town and Country Magazine. He was trained as an engineer at Ohio State University.

He became interested in cards as a lad of 10. He concedes, however, that his college training in engineering has been helpful in many mathematical card tricks. STARS CONTINUES AND HIS ORCHESTRA 3 SHOWS NIGHTLY i vm i a i a s. A i l. Temperatura of preceding day, RAINFALL DATA.

fSeasnn beginning last July 1.) 3 9 Si 2 FOLLOWING ARE announced starting times of first run films: ARFIEL "31 Over 3Iiami," 11:02 a. 1:53, 4:41, 7:35, 10:26 p. m. ORPHEU3I "She Knew All the Answers," 11:10 a.m., 2:05, 5, 7:50, 10:15 p.m. FOX "The Bride Came C.O.D.," 11:10 a.

1:58, 4:46, 7:34, 10:23 p. m. PARA3IOUXT "Caught in the Draft," 11 a. 1:25, 3:50, 6:15, 8:40, 11:05 p. m.

ST. FRANCIS "They 3Iet in Bombay," 12:01, 2:10, 5:16, 7:52, 10:28 p. m. GOLDEN GATE "The Reluctant Dragon," 11:30 a.m., 2:20, 5:05, 7:50, 10:35 p.m. Stage show, 1, 3:45, 6:30, 9:15 p.m.

UNITED ARTISTS "Pot o' Gold," 11:46 a. 1:51, 3:56, 6:01, 8:07, 10:14 p. in. CLAY "Of Human Passions," 2:15, 7, 9 p. m.

LARKIN "Soviet Frontiers," 2:15, 7, 9 p.m. TELENEWS Newsreels on the hour, 9 a. m. to 11 p. m.

NEWSREEL News on the hour, 10 a. m. to midnight. FIRST S. F.

APPEARANCE! Mary Prtitntt JERRY and UNA Stmational Hill Billy Start of National Barn Dane Htadinq an All-Star Show GEORGE HILDRETH our denial Kmeee. THE COQUETTES 8. New Dancing Darlinfi. ir RAY CAMERON Singing Star. ir AL KELLI and His Band.

Dinner Dancing Nightly (Ex. Mond.V MARY'S VILLA 840 Donahue Avt. ATwater 3437 At HUNTER'S POINT IDVIfcJf" Irving at 15th Ave. IKTmVJ "ROAD TO ZANZIBAR" Bine ROSBV-Boh HOI'E-Dorotliy 1. amour HIDE ON VAQI EliO' with Cesar Homero March of Time HINA FU.H TS BA( A DICIHC Taraval at 19th Ave.

AKIVJIUC of Bovs Tuwn" SPENCER TRACY and MICKEY ROONEY "Blonde Inspiration" with John Sheltnn CI DCV Ocean Ave. at Victoria tt KCI "RAGE IN HEAVEN" Robert MONTOOMER Y-Inyrid BERGMAN 'LADY FROM Loretla Young Miss Jones' Round I p' NOE Noe at 24th "TRIAL OF ARY DI GAN" LARAINE DAY and ROBERT YOUNG "GREAT MR, NOBODY" Eddie Albert BLUE RIBBON 0 EN WARE NIGHT! A A A Mission at Ocean UKANADA HOADTOZANIBAIt Bing CROSBY-Boh HOI'E-Dnrothy Lamour 'HIDE ON VAQI EHO' with Cesar Romero MArch HINA FK.HTS BACK" AMAZON Geneva Ave. at Mission "Man Who Lost Hinnelf" BRIAN AHERNE and KAY FRANCIS "Blnndie (ines Latin," Pennv Singleton TWO COMPLETE SHOWS. 6 9 P. M.

BI.l RIBBON OVENW ARE FREE! DALY CITY Mission at Flournny H. B. WAR NEK "CITY OF MISSING GIRLS" Arthur Kcnnedv-Olvmpe Bi-Rdna 'hnnrhont DINN EHW ARE SILVERW ARE FREE! COLISEUM THEATER METRO Union at Webster Street "ROAD TO ZANZIBAR'" Bine CROSBV-Bnh HOl'E-noroihy l.ammir "There's Magie In Mn.lr" Allan Jones Walt Disney's "PLl HI PLAYMATE" HARDING Dlvleadero and Haves ROAD TO ZANZIBAR Bing -ROSBV-Boh HOPE-Dorothy I.amour "BLONDE INSPIRATION" John Shelton YOGUE Sacrament at Ave. OVENWARE FREE! "GREAT MR. NOBODY," Eddie Albert JANE WITHERS in "GOLDEN NEW FILLMORE Fillmoro at Eddv "I WANTED WINGS" Jane Withers in "HER NEWMISSTON" th Bav Milland FIRST BEAT" Mission at 22nd I anted lnrs' RAY MIT, LA XD and WILLIAM HOI, DEN "HER FIRST BEAl with Jane Wither CASTRO Castro at Market "RODTO ZANZIRtn" Boh HOPE-Bing Crosby-Dorothy LAMOI "Rage In Heaven" wllh Root.

Montgomery SIERRA POTTERY FREE TONIGHT EMPIRE West Portal Vicente -MO oO "THE LADY 1 VE" BARBARA STANWTCK A- HENRY FONDA -NICE GIRL?" with Drannn Dl BB1.V HARRY CROCKER'S "Behind the Makeup" In THE EXAMINER CALIFORNIA Cary Grant in PENNY SIRENADL" Alice FAYE-Don AMK HE-Carmcn MIRANDA in "THAT NIGHT IN RIO" SND Market near 7th UN. IMS "Angels Over Broadnav" thanks, Jr. Rita Havworth Also 'Charlie Chan at the Wax RED MARK HELLINGEB IN THE SUNDAY EXAMINER EL PRESIDIO Chrstnut nr. Pcntt lalinpp today 2 pm "fiUNK ITH TH (. IM Fuil Lruptii Popular Pncrs EL CAPITAN Mission near 20ti Hi WMIIIMH Atlr, F.v Jack OsV'e "Great Amerlcsn Broadcast" "A WOMAN'S FACE'' with Joan Crawford DIE TO ARRIVE IN HAN FBANCIPCO Wednesday.

July 0 TfMf! Tel iec. Time From l'ler Tuerto Armuelles Fourth and Channel Coast Trader, Los Angeles. Kaat Oakland Thursday, July 10 Virginian, a. Boston 20 Maine, New York Shipper, Ulais Creek Vawata Maru, Los Angeles "5 Coast Miller, Los Angeles 4', Friday, July 11 Jacob Lui Ken ha h. Mobile "ft Boyara Punt arena a 3 Coast Seattle (t J.

L. Ltukenbach, 3 1 Coast Milter 1)1 TO SAIL FROM SAN FRANCISCO Wednesday. July 0 Vrssel Time lor Tier Philae. Noumea 41 Texan, p. Lurline.

noon. Honolulu li-l Thursday, July 10 Makna. noon, Hana 31 toast Trader, 5 p. Seattle Friday, July 1 Mariposa. 5 p.

Coast Miller, p. Portland Virginian, noon, Seattle Denotes passenser vessel. Sun, Moon and Tide I'tvtH Stales and (Jentlctii: Survey Field Si uion, Custom House, Table shows limes and heims of hieh and low whit at Fori 1'oinl entrance to San Francisco liay. L. Uiiarter New Moon f.

(lunrtrr Full Moon MEDMSBAV, JILV fun rise 4:55 am Sun wm 7:11.1 pm Moon rises pm Moon seu 5:58 am JI LV 9 TO JILY 15 Cay Tiitie Ht. Low. a.m. Time Ht. High, p.

m. Time Ht. TimeHt. Low. High.

p. m. p. m. 5 .10 2.4 11:36 6.2 6:2.1 2.5 High.

Low. p. m. p. 2:12 5.1 7:18 2.6 2:57 5.2 8:18 2.4 3 40 5.2 9:22 2 3 4:24 5.2 10:13 2.1 5:07 5.2 11:43 l.S 5 49 10.

.12 1.3 12:43 5 0 1.0 1:28 6.1 High Low. a. m. 7:15 7 :50 8:30 0.2 0.7 a. m.

11 0:27 5.8 12 115 5.4 13 2:07 4.0 14 3 02 4 4 13 4:08 3.8 10:02 1.3 NOTE. In the above tabulation of the tides the daily tidpa are given in the ordor of thpir occurrence, commencing with the early morning tide In the lefthand colujnn, and the succeeding tides as they occur; on ome days but three tides occur. The column of heichta gives the elevation of eacii tide above or below the Jfvel of the Coast Survey Chart soundings. The numbera are always additive to the chart depth unless preceded by a minus (-) sign; then the numbera are subtracted from th. (Signed LIKI T.

L. S. HCBBARD. Transpacific Mails Malls close at the Itincon Annex (Mission and Steuart StrcPts) as follows (one hour eariler at the Main Post Office, Mimion Street at Seventh): For China, Jnpan, Korea and Siberia! July 13. 8:10 a.

m. (China mails for Feipinc, Tientsin and Tsmgtao only). For Netherlands F.ast Indies and Mraita Settlement: July 18, 810 a. m. (except French Indo-Chlna, and Thailand).

For Estonia. Latvia. Lithuania and I nion of Soviet Socialist Republic's: July 13, 8:10 a. m. (3i.

For Hawaiian Islands: July 9, 9:10 a. m. (via San Pedro 6 p. July 11, 1 :10 p. July 13.

9:10 m. July 14, 8:10 a. m. July 15, 9:10 a. m.

For Philippine Islands) July 18, 8:10 a. m. For Samoa n. Fiji and Cook Islands: Aug. IP, 8:10 a.

m. (via San Pedro 6 p. For Australia, West Australia and New Zealand: Aug. 19. 8:10 a.

m. (via San Pedro 6 p. MEMO 1 Specially addressed. 2 Letters only. 3 Firat-class and newspaper mall only, 4 Parcel post only.

5 Third-class and parcel poBt only. 9 Shipside mail received at wharf up to 10 minutes netor. vessel aails (doubla postage required). Closing subject to change without notice. Registered mail rinses two hours earlier.

Transpacific Clippers Transpacific, South Tad He per Aircraft CALIFORNIA CXirPKR. July 13: For Hawaii, Canton Island, Noumea, New Zealand and Australia. Foreign and domestlo registered mails close at the Rincon Annex at p. m. evening before scheduled date of departure.

Transpacific Far East per Aircraft anzac cnrrKR, ju.y is-. For Hawaii. Midway, Wake, Guam, Manila and Hon? Kong (connecting for Japan, lndo-China. Straits Settlements, Dutch East Indies). Siam and India.

Pnmcstic renistered mail closea 12:30 p.m. Foreign registered mail closea Leaves Treasure laland 4 p.m. Rates, per half ounce: To Honolulu, 20 cents; to Guam, 40 cnts; to Manila, 60 cents, and to Honff Konff and Singapore, 70 cents. Closing morning of data of departure: Foreign and domestic malla for Honolulu clnee a.m. Foreirn end domestic malls for porta beyond Honolulu close at 8:.10 a.m.

Rates, per half ounce: To Honolulu, 50 centa; 1o Canton Island, .10 cenls; to Nou mea, 40 cents; to New Zealand. 60 centa and to Australia, 70 centa. str San Tiiegan from Loa Angeles; str Pennsylvanian from Baltimore. Sailed, July 8, atr Elna for Coos liny; str Moana for Loa Angeles; 6 p. atr R.

Chamberlain for Tacoma. BEATTLr Arrived, July 8. 7:15 P. str Coast Banker from San Francisco 8:15 a. sir North Sea from Alaska.

Sailed, July 8, 4 a. tkr Richmond for El Eegundo; noon, str Mokihana for Honolulu; 9 a. str Alaska lor Alanka. Arrived. July 8.

6 n. atr James Griffiths from Loa Angeles; 5 Jap ms Cuba Maru from Yokohama; 4 p. m. str Denali from Alaska: 8 p. str Ma pele from Honolulu: 10 atr Lake trances from San Francisco.

Sailed. July 8. 0 p. atr Collings worth lor Manila. TACOMA Arrived July 8.

str Firming ham City from Seattle; atr Lake Frances (rom Seattle. Sailed July 8. 12:55 a. tkr Dianalch for Point Wells. Foreign Ports BARBADOS Arrived, July 8, atr L'ru- Busy from rew York.

BI ENOS AIRES Arrived, Brsmlian from Nem- York. July 8 tr II DAD TBI JIL1X) Arrived, July 8, str Borinouen from iew York. HAVANA Arrived. July 8. atr Shaw nee from Nw York, LA Gl Al A Arrived.

July 8. atr fisnta Roea from New York. VALPARAISO Arrived. July 8, ttr Eama Clara from New York. ST.

THOMAS Sailed. July 8. atr Evangeline for A'ew York. LA I NION Sailed. July 8 itr North Haven for Loa Angeles.

ISLAND TORTS HONOH LIT Arrived, July 8. tkr Frank G. Drum from San Francisco: str Flying Cloud from San Franri-o; etr Wai. mea from San Fram-iaro: str Maliko from San Francisco; atr Susana from San Francisco. TANAMA CANAL PORTS CRISTOBAL Sailed.

July 8, atr Sanla Elena lor New York. EASTERN TORTS NEW VORK Arrived. July 8, atr Port-mar from Los AnaHee; sir Paul Lucken-ba-h for Ban Francisco; air Jionterey Irom Havana, Hi July S.i July HI Auk. rt 12U7am lliiWom 1:1 II am tLUopm By THE MARINER Beginning the new fiscal year west coast lumber operators are said to be facing a critical situation with the withdrawal of inter-coastal shipping from normal trade lanes. In addition, operators are confronted with a higher freight rate on lumber because of the necessity of the Maritime Commission acquiring a large fleet of American vessels for emergency and defense service.

The Commission is reported to have taken over more than a third of the ships in the intercoastal trade. This is producing a serious shortage of tonnaee in the lumber trade and, according to the West Coast Lumbermen's Association, is bound to freight rates, which tie carriers already have proncsed to from $16 to $17prr 1,000 feet. Such an increase, it was said, would affect the cost of lumber supplies for national defense projects which at present is the keynote of the lumber industry. On the basis of defense requirements for the first half of this year and the estimated need for the last six months, the industry will probably furnish close to a billion feet of lumber for defense before the year is out. Recently, the Interstate Commerce Commission postponed its order canceling out the proposed increase in tne intercoastal steamship lumber rate until August 26.

The effect of this action is that the Commission will now reconsider its disapproval of the rate increase and issue a final order on that date. Capt. A. 0. Lustie Takes Bremerton Navy Yard Post Capt.

Alvin 0. Lustie, well known Pacific coast shipmaster, renorted yesterday as the assistant yard captain of the Bremerton Navy Yard on Puget Sound. He was formerly in command of several President Line steamers and 'commanded the H. F. Alexander on her initial run from the east coast to the west coast.

Harbor Defenses to Hold Target Practice Office of the harbor defense commander yesterday notified shipmasters and small craft operators of service target practice with major caliber soacoast artillery which will be held tomorrow at Fort Funston. The danger zone was described as in the vicinity of the south long range of the harbor defenses. Maritime Academy Board Seeks Hearing on Base's Site Board of governors of the California Maritime Academy yesterday sought to arrange a meeting with Governor Olson In an attempt to reach an agreement on the selection of a site for the academy's new shore base. Dr. J.

A. Burkman, member of the board, announced in Sacramento that an apparent discrepancy in assembly bill 1078 appropriating $1,250,000 for the construction of a base "has thrown the question of a. site wide open." Burkman said the board would attempt to arrange a meeting with the Governor at the earliest possible date since July 19 is the deadline for the signing or veto ing of bills. 1 The discrepancy in the bill arises, Burkman said, from the fact that title states the appropriation is to be used for the construction and equipment of buildings and the improvement of grounds at Morrow Cove, while the body of the bill declares that the academy may be located upon San Francisco Bay, San Pablo Bay, Suisun Bay, the straits con necting any such bays or the mouth of any river flowing into such bays. Standard Oil's Marine Official Goes East Charles H.

Robertson, assistant manager of the marine department of the Standard Oil Company, left yesterday for Washington where he is to be stationed indefinitely. The company announced that Robertson would retain his post here while acting in the East for the firms marine business on the Pacific coast. San Francisco Arrivals and Departures ARRIVED AT THIS PORT TUESDAY, JULY 8 LURLINE, atr (C. Rerndtson). 4 days 17 houra Honolulu; passengers and mrlee to Mataon Navigation Company: Pier WEST CELERON, sir (H.

Fisher), 7:58 a. nv; 39 deys Anlofagasta, 41 hours Los Anpeies: mdse to Line; Pier 37. FLORENCE OLSON, sir IV. Jaiohsen). 8 20 a.

40 hours Enndon: lumber to Oliver J. Olson to Redwood City. MILANA. tkr (O. Moerman).

4:50 a. 30 hours Loa Angeles; oil to Associated Oil Company; to Avon, i V. H. HI LI. MAN.

tkr (H. Rl.umrhen). 12 30 p. IS hours Estero Bay: oil to 'Ftsnds'd Oil Company; to Richmond MARIPOSA, sir W. R.

Meverai. 2 in 18 home Los Angeles. Passengers and merrhadise to Malooil Navigation Com-easy. Pier 22. no or Eureka A 39.7 Redding i 36.1 4 Sacramento A 17.

US Santa Ke 9 0 28.75 San Franeliro A 0 tZM San Jose A A A A 114.81 Stockton I A A A I A I13.1R Salinas A A A 12 HI Fresno A A A 0 San Oblnpol A A 1 A I A 21-03 Lna Angelet I A A A San Diego I A A A 1 10.30 Precipitation to 4:30 a. m. Tueaday. birds. Spanish Program Will Open at Verdi IMPERIO ARGENTINA will bring genuine Spanish songs and dances to the screen of the Verdi today in the starring role of "Carmen La De Triana." Described as an outstanding Spanish film set against a background of Spain, it features complete English titles.

UPTOWN Sutter and Stelner "THK GREAT I.IK," RETTK DAVIS and BRENT starts today at 2:55, 6:55 and p. m. A with James Menart, Judy (iarlanri. Heriy Lnmarr, l.ana Turner starts today at 12:45. 4:45 and 8:45 JH AT IN EJ) A 1 1.

YCONT I 01 8 SHOW MIDTOWN Haight at Fillmore SI.K.F.I'KRS wnsr LLOYD NOLAN and LYNN BARI "SHARK WOMAN" with All Native Cast LADIES! OVKNWARK FRKE TONHiHT! HAIGHT Haight and Cole CF.SAR ItO.MF.RO. ON, VAiI K.KO" Henry Armetta in "Caught In the Act" DI.V.NKBH A RE or SUV ERWARE F. PALACE Powell and Columbus Ave. "MEET JOHN DOE" Gary COOPER Barbara STANWYCK "They Met In Argentina" Maureen O'Hara March of Time "CHINA KKiHTS BACK" VERDI 644 Broadway near Stockton 2 SPANISH 1'lf'TI HKS MPERIO ARGENTINA in 'CARMEN, lE TRIANA" starts with English Tides; also "Sfnderos De Fe" ELCAMINO On El Camino Real 15 Minutes from S. F.

Joan Crawford in "A WOMAN'S FACE" "Wagons Roll at Night" Humphrey Bogart MATINEE TODAY AT ALEXANDRIA Geary at 18th GIRL' James Stewart-Judy Garland-Hedv I.anmrr "THK FEN A LTV" with Lionel Barrymore COLISEUM Clement at 9th Ave. CONTINUOUS SHOW "THAT NIGHT I.V RIO" Carmen Miranda Don Anierhe-Alicr F'ave at Plus Frank Capra's "MEET JOHN DOE" Gary Cnoper-Barh. Stanwvck 1 STARTS DICTATOR" BALBOA PAUL MUNI "SKY DEVILS" Balboa nr. 3Rth Ave. "SCARFA and GEORGE RAFT with SPENCER TRACY ALHAMBRA Polk and Green "MEET JOHN DOE" Barbara STANWYCK and Gary COOPER "They Met In Argentina" Maureen O'Hara ROYAL Polk near California TENNV SERENADE" RENE DUNNE and GARY GRANT "THAT NIGHT IN RIO" Technicolor Carmen Miranda Don Amerhe Alice Faye "SPORTS PARADE" hy Curley Grieve, Examiner Sports Editor AYENUE San Bruno nr.

Bacon Telephone RAndolph 9TO0 Margaret Sullavan In "BACK STREET" 'FOOTLIGHT FEVER" with Alan Mowhray FREE niNNFRWAHE TO THE I.ADILS CONTINUOUS SHOWING TODAY RDinflE 3010 Geary near Blake OMUvC LADIES' CHINAWARE Martha Scott in "Cheers for Mls Bishop" Also "Behind the News" with Lloyd Nolan POWELL road1 Sh mr- ADOLrHE MEN.TOTT ft CAROLE LANDIS "THE MAD IH)CTOR" with Basil Bathfwnr Dan McLean's EMBASSY! Market near 7th Phone HEmlork 5221; TOMORROW NIGHT DON SANTO HIS AMATEl FROLICS AT James Stewart tn "COME LIVE WITH ME' "KEEPING COMPANY" Frank Morcan March of Time-" HINA FIGHTS BAC fTT MARINA Chestnut at Steiner it AN ARTHI "THE nil IT. AND MISS JUNES" Also "Ellery Queen Penthou-e 2JJT NEW RIALTO Mission at 22nd Thomas Mitchell Jeffrey Lynn "FLIGHT TBOM "Cawboy th Blonde- Mary Beth Hughes sT1 IMC II IflUZ mm m. vt I KNOWING PERHAPS better, than any other man the methods of stacking, marking and misdealing, Jerry Kahler, current attraction at the Hotel Mark Hop- JERRY KAHLER Entertains at Mark Hopkins. kins Peacock Court, does not hold the average card player in high regard. Kahler says: "He knows nothing1 of odds and percentages and is any- EXOTIC CHINESE DANCES FUniMO WITH MIRNOFFS VERSATEERS -A I THE PARADE OF LATIN AT r'f I El a pita to Offer 'Broadcast' Today "THE GREAT AMERICAN BROADCAST," a musical with a cast including Alice Faye, Jack Oakie, John Payne, Mary Beth Hughes and such well known entertainers as the Four Ink Spots, the Nicholas Brothers and the Wiere Brothers, will open for a week's engagement today at El Capitan Theater.

Sharing the program will be "A Woman's Face," with Joan Crawford, Mel- vyn Douglas and Conrad Veidt. rr. at Oakland Concert AMERICAN music, will form a popular program of the northern California WPA Symphony, led by Nathan Abas, Friday evening, at tne uaKiann Auditorium rne- ater. 1 1 i -j fTT TJrn NINO MILO WEEK TWINS GR. 6648 I9K1 fX a a i sw i i I IWIIil I III 'Indicates precipitation to A a.

tObsprvatlona taken at airport. Pan Franrlsro Meteorological Data Noon Barometer (ea level I Millihara 1012 1015 2 1014 2 Inches 29.91 29.98 29.95 TemDeratur. riry bulb 55 1 Wet bulb 64 0 Humidity (per cent) P3 Wind direction VNW Wind velocity 8 Weather Pt.cldy, 62 8 67.7 73 18 Clear 60.0 66.3 80 20 Clear WEATHER CONDITIONS. The normal summer thermal depression la charted Tueaday afternoon over interior California and Arizona while a large high pressure ayaiem la charted off the "west coast. Fair wpather prevails over the Far West with abnormally high temperatures over northern California and the plateau States.

Weak disturbances over the Pako- tas and New England have been attended by ahowera near the Atlantic coast and In the southern States but little or no rain elsewhere. Temppraturps are above rormn! also In the southern plains and west Gulf States. The large high prpssure system off the west coast will remain nearly eta tionary and fair weather is indicated in the Far West Wednesday and Thursda There will he. however, conaiilprable fog on the California coast. Temperatures will become higher In Oregon and Washington snd hpgin to fall in the cpntral valleya of California Thursday afternoon, R.

C. COUNTS. Forecaster, SAILED FROM THIS PORT Tl.FSDAY, JILT J. C. FITZSIMMONS, tkr (S.

Dunnell), 2:35 a. Estero Ray. PRESIDENT OR ANT. atr (a. Chilian).

2:10 p. Honolulu. MONTKIIFIIII. (M. Andr.sss.nY 4:65 p.

Kstero Ray, ANTTETAM, atr (L. A. Nixon). 8:10 B. Portland.

CATHWOOD. tkr (F. Ellison). 7 n. Port Pen Luis.

WAIPIO. atr (J. A. Hansen). 7 B.

Honolulu via Portland. Pacific Coast Ports (Complied Tneedav, Jnlr 8) ASTORIA Arrived July g. 1 a. atr Stanwood from Ixis Angeles. Psiled July g.

4 a. air Ynrkmar for haitimore; 5 a. str Idaho for Loa An gles: 7 a. atr Mathew Luckenbach for Seattle. Arrived.

July 8, 7 atr Barbara c. irom Loa Angeles. COOS BAY Sailed. July 8. 4 p.

atr Alvarado for San Francisco. C.RAYS HARBOR Arrived July 7. 8 v. mr anoen irom Angeles. Sailed July 7, 10 p.

atr Herman Frasch for Seattle. Sailed. July 8. 7 a. re tr Camden for Loa Angelea LOS ANC.EI.F.S Sailed July 7.

8:80 tkr San Piegan for San Diego; 6:05 P. atr Coast Trader for Sen Frsncieco; i 30 p. atr Permanente for San Francisco. Arrived. July 8.

8 a. str Elna from San Diego; 4 a. tkr Kmldo from Se- "ie; 7 a. Jap ma Kokuyo Maru from Japan. Arrived.

July 8. 8:35 a. tr West roast from Taroma; 3 15, atr Point San lahln from Port Gamble. Sailed, July 8. 10 a.

atr Samoa for Portland. PORTLAND Arrived. July 8, 10 a. nv. sir Ftanwood from San Diego; 4 p.

nv, sir J. L. Luckenha'-h from Sesttle; 6 p. str Barbara C. from Loa Angeles.

Sailed. July 8, 8 P. atr J. J. Cooney for Los Angeles.

BAJJ DIEGO Arrived, July (, 4 LA WITH NINO MILO BILLIE HERRERO LYDA ALA LOLITA AND ARDO DON ALYARADO DANCING FROM 7:30 LA FIESTA THE ANNOUNCEMENT: BEGINNING NEXT SENSATIONAL HERRERA DIRECT FROM CUBA BAY AT COLUMBUS if.