The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 21

tudksday, September 19, THE OTTAWA JOTJTlNATJ 21 Any Inaccuracies in these programs -are the result of last-minute changes by the broadcasting compare ies about which The Journal has not "been informed. (All Times Mentioned Are Eastern Daylight Saving). thu jbb.ua ativj. iu. 1 CRCO OTTAWA.

(S Kilocycles) OO Concert Music, recordings" SIS The Monitor View tha New. 30 Recordings. Oft Closing Stock Quotstlons. SIS Vsrietiea 6 30 Xn Olmnl. 00 Wtshart Campbell, button.

T.lSDance Orchestra. 1J0 This WK I History by Jack Ksnnswin. T.45 "Old Black Spirit- uala. 1.00 Tho Nightingale and the Mafic Flut. 90 Mort Dennis and hla Orchestra.

00 Tho Georgian Singers. JO Twilight Echoes. 10 00 Org an recital. 1030 Dane Oiehestrg. 10.45 Canadian Press News Bulletin.

1100 Horace Lapp and hla Orchestra. 11 JO Lullaby Lagoon. CKCO-OTTAWA. (MIS Kilocycles) 00 Dinner Music. IS Snappy Tunea.

SO Vocal Favorites. TOO Concert Program. 7.1S Band Music, SO The Rhythm Trio. AO Helen Hswkthaw, contralto. IS Dance Orchestra.

.45 The Movie Club. 00 Piano Classics. 15 Kathleen Baker, soprano, .30 Dane Orchestraa. CFRB TORONTO. (CM KUacvcles) crcaiuv oympnany urcnrsire.

00 Crmhy's Swingers. SO Pramensde Symphony Concert. 10.30 Organ Reveries. 10 4.S Jimmy Fsrell, songs. 11.00 Newscast 11.10 Armchair Club.

11.20 Hal Kemp's Orchestra. 11.SO Jay Freemen's Orchestra. CICAC MONTREAL. TM KUoereles) ISO The Fireside program. 15 Classical Interlude.

25 L'Heure Recreative. TOO Organ Interlude, 03 Eugene Corbeil, operetta. T. 15 Chansons Francaucs. T.30 Cavaliers.

t.45 Vanetv Show. 00 Le Radio Theatre. 15 Columbia's Concert Rail Seattle Bvmphony orchestra. 00 Mark Warnow and Blua Velvet orchestra. SO The Piano Ramblers.

45 La Tourlame. 10.00 To be announced. 10.30 News (French). MUllnn Carroll (1 I'mt lira 11 SO Jay Freeman and Orchestra. 12 00 Charlie Bamet orchestra.

U.30 BeroJey. Cummins' orchestra. tVJZ-NBC system. (TM KUecydes) Easy Acta comedy sketch. T.ia Music Is My Hobby Julius A.

u.i k. 4 Zirlngaky, Rusalsn portrait stinging his native folk songs, guest. T.30 Lum snd Abner comedy sketch. nir "WotnenTr JOnonsT Tennli Championship. Forest Hills.

New York Resume oi the games. 100 Al Donahue's jo Roy ftnteio ana. nia noveuy Orchestra Vivian Delia Chiesa. tawara navies, oarj- tone; Charles Sears, tenor. .30 Meredith Wlllaon and his Orchestra.

10.00 V. S. Marine Band, direction -Captain Taylor Branson and soloists. II. International World Power Con- ference.

11.15 Frank Msrr'f Orctie-tra. UJO Henry Kirg and hi Orchestra. WEAF-NBC SYSTEM. KUnryclea) 100 Amos nny. T.

15 The of. Experience. 1J0 Edwin C. Hill The Human Bide ot via news; B. Gambling" Sot" Serenade S.

Sorani. violinist: Hsrrison Knox, tenor, and William Meeder, organiat. f.oe Rudy Vallee and hla Connecticut 1- Yankees; Charles AlphonM Val-; lee. Budy'a father: George Jes-el jnd 'John Boles, -film star, guest artists. .00 Lenny Roaa Preaents the Show Boat, featuring Helen Jepsdn.

operatic enpreno: Honey Ifcfsn. gongs: Modern Ctiotr; -Molassea n' Jsnuarv; Sam Hearn; Roaa Graham, baritone; Al- Good- i-iniiii vrcneawa, ana auesi 1900 Jimmy Domer'a Orchestra: Bob Burns, comedian; Dean James; Jack Oakle. Clenda FarreU, screen atsrs: guest artist. Il.Oft Fashion Future Betty Good- win. NBC fashion jri Mwt ahota.

it'u ruiphr tlmierann'a Orcheatrt. 45 Jesse Crawford, organlsti -1100 Henry Buaae's Orcheatra. 1J.SO Bobby Hayes' Orchestra, WABC-Columbia System. (tea Kilocyrtes) TOO George Hslla Orehestrv T.30 Kste Smith's Band, a sin.w r.rtr. ColumbU'a Concert Hall Presents SeatUe Symphony OrcheaUa.

conducting. Mark Warnow a Blue Velvet Or chestra; nonon. uownrj. J0 Ht Hon. Lord Harry enell.

of the London County Council nd leader of me uo rnr the House of lxtraa. 4n To be announced. MMTnu Varietv Show. M.JO Marc a ot Time, pewa drsmstlis- tlon. 10 48 Jimmy Fsrrell, songs.

1100 Hal Kemp's Orchestrs. ji so Jay Freeman's Orchestra. 1200 Charlie Bernet and hla Orchestra. U-30 Bemie Cummin and hla Orches- ira. WGN CHICAGO, TN KUeeyclea) AO Tomorow'a News.

07 Quia Ryan's Sports Shots. 15 Joe Sanders' Orchestra. 30 Magsilne of the Air. 1000 News commentator. 1ft 15 Ouie Nelson's Orchestra.

10.30 Henry Weber's. Orchestra, EE THE NEW ROGERS CY Lbdsay Cx, Ltd. in Street TONIGHT'S SELECTIONS csw By M. T. tt-WZJ l.

WEAF aaWEAP 14 WJZ Al Donaha Orchestra v. Vallee Varieties Boat WUIsea Orchestra Dortty and Guests Bd Concert Frees News Barnct Orchestra King Orchestra l.a WCAP WJZ 14J CRCO U.tS WABC 12.1 WJZ 1130 Freddy Martlri'a Orchestra. 12 00 Dance Orchestra 12 30 Horse Heidt'a Orchestra. 00 Dance Orchestra. 30 Joe Sandera' Orchestrs.

100 Ozzle Nelson' Orchestra. WLW CINCINNATL (70 Kilocycles)' 1 00 Johnson Family. 15 Voice of Experience. So Lum and Abner comedy team. 45 Pleasant Valley Frolic.

.00 Rudy Vallee' Orchestrs guest srtlst. 00 The Show Boat. 10.00 Bing Crosby snd Jimmy Dor. sey's Orchestra. 11 00 Amos 'n Andy.

11. IS The queen's Minstrel. 1130 Ssiute to Mobile. Alsbama. 1200 Paul Sullivan, news comment.

xor. 12 15 Johnny Lewla' Orchestra. inf-io De anouncea. I SO Jack Russell's Orchestra. 2.00 Orxie Nelaon'a Orcheatra.

IORTWAV PBOGgAMSji THURSDAY, 8EPT. 10. World-Wide Selections PARIS. jhMa 4,1. maa.

hsrplst. IPA.3, 25 4 lli LONDOH- T.ao "Do Yeti Rememberr (A Bal- ta Cenrcrt el the Ntaetles OSP. GSD. CSC. MADRID.

Program for Children. FAQ iA J7 aaeg. CARACAS. IJ The Theatre the Air. TV2RC, in meg.

7T' BERLIN, Canadlamrol Songs. OJD, LONDON, 1I. The Spotted Lion," ky K. C. TiUHl DW.

osr, GBC. TOKYO. I. Overseaa Program." JVn, Nat- ski, nj 11 meg. GERMANY.

BERLIN. I DJD, 11,770 Keg, (25.49 DJB, 1500 Kcs. (19.71 50 German Folk Song. 55 Greetings to our Listeners. 0O Rlstenpart Chamber orchestral (.43 News snd Economic Review In German.

TOO Talk. 15-rRelch Party Day 19M. (.15 Today In Germsny, sound pictures 30 "Wsllensteina Lager." (.13 New and Economic Review English. .30 Little Broadcasting ABC. 45 Canadian Folk Songs.

i looo New -mr 10 IS Military Concert 11.30 News in SpanisTt. 11.45 Greeting to our Listener. ENGLAND. Three of the following' frequencies wtll be uaed: OSP IS.lt Mrs. (U -GSD ll.TS Mrs.

lilli GSC Mtl. (11J2 P.M.. TOO Big Ben. Ballad concert, 40 "Evenrreena of Jazs. 10 Jipeedway championship Cora.

menlarv. Jn Recording. 4n New and announcement. 45 Greenwich time signal. OSP 15.14 Mrs.

ISft ml CSC ta Mrs. (JI.M If) on Big Ben. BBC military band. It.On "Th Spotted Lion. 11.20 Welsh song recital.

11.40 Newa and announcement, i 11.49 Greenwich time atgnaU -FRIDAY. OS Mrs. fllST G0 H.t Mrs. fM.M lav GIF 15.14 Mca. as.) A.M.

10 00 Big Ben. Buxton Spa oreheatr. 11.00 Speedway championship commentary. 1 1 20 Popular 11.30 "Six Serenader." 11 55 News and announcement. 12 .00 Greenwich Urn signsL P.M.

11.15 Frsnk "Blffo's brass quintet 1T.T Mrs. (1M i.no i.ia nra. is m. our IVI4 Mrs. (IS SI GD ll.TS Mca.

(25.SJ "CSB Mca. fJlS LIS Big Ben. Recording. 1 ctmaenta' sons. 2 00 Greenwich time linsl.

on News and announcement. 330 Dance music. NATTVJE OF PEMBROKE. WINNIPEG. Sept OV-Cnria topher OTCelly, 72.

father of Major C. P. OIXellT, V.C, and prominent in business circles her a decade ago. Is dead here. Mr.

O'Kelly was born at Pembroke, OnL, and came to Winnipeg more than 40 years ago. His son drowned with a companion while prospecting at Lac Seal. Northern Ontario, in 1922. SOLD ON SUNDAY. A fine of $10 and costs was Imposed in Police) Court this morning by Deputy Magistrate O'Connor upon Nicholas Saikaley.

112 Slater street; who pleaded guilty to a charge of selling a quantity ot ginger ale on a Sunday, contrary to the Lord's Day Act It's the refresliihff thing to do Science of Food Mkes EosMble NwHiimanRace Noted British Chemist Foresees Revolution in Methods of Growing 'Foodstuffs. PITTSBURfiH. SnL revolution in.the ttieOicxU of growing tooostufl to bring aiput rac of supermen and women was 'forecast today by Dr. E. T.

Armstrong, president of the Association of British Chemical Manufacturers, in addressing the American Chemical Society. The distinguished English chemist the same time 'criticized the United State New Deal for what he called iig "neglect of scientific principle in devoting more atten tion to the farmer because of 'hi poll lies 1 influence as a voter" than to the land iUelf. The new cience ot food, he de clared, may raise the mental level of the human race and even elimin ate the idiot, whose mental defect may De due only to tne absence oi a tiny amount ot iodine in hla diet. 'Tood 1 the first of all the "weapon ot preventive medicine and it must be the function of the agriculturist in the near future to grow complete food and not mere mar kef nroduce." Dr. Armstrong de clared.

"Life Is go complex that we have forgotten how entirely food is it foundation and mainstay." One big problem today, he added, Is to discover "what chemical sub stances in tood, if any. can give intelligence, courage and alertness to the inhabitants, of a city. "Can we feed to produce nervou strength an4 mental atrilllv" in the same way we have learned to eat vita. mins to prevent scurvy, pellagra rickets and other diseases? he asked. Build Convent Jo Cost $25,000 City ijPermit Taken Out for New Bank Street Structure.

A new convent, to cost $23,000, is to be built for the Sisters ot St. Mary of Namur, at Rose de Lima, Que. Ed. Brunet, Hull, has been awarded the contract J. S.

Lefort, Ottawa architect, drew the plans. The building will be a two-Btoree one. 62 feet by 82 feet in size. It will be concrete and stuccQrlaced, City permit was taken out by Garnett Douglas for the erection of one-storey cinder and brick building on the northwest corner of Bank and Nepean street for the owner of the uroperty, Hugh Carson. The cost will be $15,000.

There wtfl be two stores in the new arrangements already having been. made for leasing. D. L. Campbell Is erecting a slx- 4-suitaia-partrnpnt hnitf on the north- west corner of commissioner ana Albert streets.

property formerly was owned by M. Zagerman. Will Safeguard Interests Of Primary "Producers CANBERRA. Australls, Sept 10. tR Prime Minister Jamea -Lyons told the House of Representatives today the Government -has decided to take an early referendum to amend constitution so as to enable the Commonwealth to control marketing and safeguard the inter ests of primary producers.

The referendum action was decided-upon in July following a Privy Council ruling holding tne Commonwealth was bound by a provision ot -the-constitutiod- that trade and commerce between the States should be absolutely free. Lyons said, the result ot the ruling, based on the Commonwealth license for the sale of dried fruits, had been to face 'the industries affected with chaos. Tha Government Intended to seek powers tn pass.legisIation which would maintain the home price ot primary products to compensate for low export prices, Britain Makes Plea for Portugal to Act LONDON, Sept 10. Great Britain today made most urgent representations to Portugal to Join the international committee discussing an embargo on arms to Spain, Al Ihniiifh V. 4h bargo- in' principle, Portugal stilt remains -outside committee.

Portuguese objections are based on the fear that the committee may leave the field of non-intervention and try to stop the war. FUNERAL OF MI8S G. TAf LOB. The funeral of Miss Grace Gersl-dine Taylor, popular member of the staff of the Chateau Laurier who died here on Monday, was held Wednesday Irom the residence of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Thomss Taylor, at Osgoode, Ont The service was conducted by Rev. H. L. Morrison of the United. Church, following, which interment took place at Re id's Mills cemetery Miss Taylor was on the "Imforma-(ion" desk at the Chateau for soma years.

The deep regret occasioned by Miss Taylor' death was manifest by the large number of former friends in attendance, and by the many beautiful Coral tributes and messages of sympathy received from fellow employes cf tht Chateau Laurier and others. Chief mourners were her parents; three brothers, Carl, ot Ottawa, and Eldon and Harold, both In the United State; and two sis-ers, Mrs. Mamie Simpson, ot De-troth-Mich and Mr. M. Brers, of Ottawa.

i Many ers Visit Quintuplets NORTH BAT. Ont, Kept. Is. check on foreign ear In this centre jalntaplet- bound tonrWa today ahewed I'nJted States (chines passing given point fat tg (striate. The check waa made by E.

T. Dilley. of Ellwood. Pa, The ear were from It different states, mid Mr. Dilley.

An eats-mated finmmer Inflnx of 0O (arista baa already been exceeded here. It as believed. The famous Dlonne babtea hav been visited by the enrlon from every province of the Dominion, Soajth Africa, New Zeav land. India, Aastralia, Ireland. France, and many other eonnlrien, H.

Radke Heads Walther League St. Paul's Representative Named President at Annual Convention. Upwards of two hundred young people participated In the first convention ot the Walther League of Eastern Ontario, which was held at St John's Lutheran Church, Pembroke. The main object of this convention was to form a district, which was don and named Tb Laurentlan District1 Tha convention opened Saturday afternoon and-was devoted to registration and housing of guests. Delegates and members of tha Walther Leagues of St Lucas and St Paul's, ot Ottawa, and St John's, of Pembroke, attended.

Other bodies from Montreal. North Bay, Sud bury and surrounding associations about Pembroke were represented. Drama. sen petition. Saturday evening- was devoted to a one-act play competition at St John's Church Halt Three groups took part in the Competition, 'lney were: St.

Luc' Walther League. Ottawa: St Paul's Walther League, Ottawa, and St John's Walther League, Pembroke. There were no prizes awarded but tho adjudica tor, Mr. Johnston, gave nts opinions as to the class of acting and selected as the best plsy, "Sauce for the put on by the Pembroke League, and named the best performers. Miss A.

Schultx, Pembroke, and H. Badke. ot St Paul's. Between the plays numbers were rendered by the St Paul's Girls' Chorus, Schieman Sis ters of Germanicus and St Lucas Girls' Chorus. On Sunday morning a special ser vice was held in St.

John's Church with Rev. Mr. Neuhaus in charge. The speaker for the occasion was Rev. C.

E. Feucht ot Chicago, who represented the International Walther League at this convention. Music suitable for the occasion was ren dered by the St John's choir, un der the leadership ot Misa E. Me its. A business meeting was held in the afternoon followed by an oratorical contest During the intermissions numbers were rendered by the Pembroke male quartet The ora torical contest consisted ot juniors and seniors from the two Ottawa Leagues, the winners being Miss D.

Leiehnitx, ot St. Lucas League. Ottawa, for the juniors, and G. ot St. Paul's League for the seniors.

A service was held in the evening at which Rev. N. Krltsch, ot North Bay, was tha guest speaker. Officers Are Elected. Monday morning was devoted 'to business and election ot new offl- Icers'for the new term, who were as imiowr president n.

Kadke, st Paul's, vice-president, H. Tubbe, of St Lucas. Ottawa; secretary. Mis Nelda Gelck, of St Paul's, Ottawaptreasurer, Norman Radke. ot St John's.

Pembroke. The executive board elected were: Rev. Mr. Neuhaus. Pembroke; Teach er Bchultz, St Pauls, Ottawa, and Norman Radke was put in charge tif Kiflge seals, and Miss.

Nelda Geick in charge ot the Walther League Messenger. A Softball game took place far the, afternoon in which St Lucas' visited St John's, and the winner visited St Paul's. St Lucas, ot Ottawa won both games. A farewell banquet 'closed the convention Monday evening at which musical numbers were rendered by the several leagues. The tosstmaster for the occasion was Rev.

Mr. Neuhaus. of Pembroke. The Walther League hymn was lung in conclusion. Source of War Is Singled Out Osservatore Eomano Hits Economic Nationalism as Cause.

VATICAN CITY. Sept A front page article in Osservatore Romano, Vaticsn organ, todsy attacked economic nationalism as a source nf wsr. The article was written before AMUSEMENTS. OM THAT LOVING MAN 15 HERE AGAIN Lull" iiersuo.lt JOSEPH CALLEIA A W. S.

VAN DYKE 1 production I VftUx oi I I ADOED ATTRACTION iTkTit KELLT COMEOT Tor rur iv New Verbal Mania Gripping HoUywood HOLLYWOOD. SepL Hollywood's Indoor spertsxnea kave consigned "handle" and "knock-kneck" to deep grave, and turned to new verbal mania far diversion. It'a called, "Who waa the lady?" and It gees like thl "Who was that lady?" "That waa no lady, that waa an aria tor and eh gave me the air." The Marx Brother are charged wijh having atarted It deny everything. Sean "choice lines Holly- wood wit hav figured art: "That was no lady. She wait-' a seamstress and abe had me in etltrhe." That was a lady.

She waa a teacher and aha mad little things ce ant" Reichschancellor Hitler proclaimed a -four-year economic program at nuremoerg to make Germany uide pendent of the rest of the world. "Economio nationalism." the authoritative newspaper said, "has reached extreme positions such as it hss never before approached. No medieval period divided Europe economy with such insuperable Darners. The result Is a difficult sltustlon In which internal economics Ian gulsh in absurdity. It Is, in fact, this absurdity which creates the new difficulty.

"This is no distinct, unsatisfied need which sees in wsr, that is over turning the European equilibrium, some sort of a way out" CINEMA TIME TABLE CKNTSIE "Meet Naro Wolfe." It 40. 00-S 00: "Love Begins at 11 00-1 00-4 JO-a 40- 00. Last complete ahow KKO CAPITOL "Mary of Scotland." ia.00-2.S0-4.3S-ess-a.lS. Last complete show o'clock. REGENT "Yours Tor' The "My Americsn Wife," 1 I A "Postal rupee tor." I S0- S3: "Crash Donovan." 1.00-3.00-7 00- 00.

I ALTO "Calling of Dan Kat- thews." a.51-8 45- 39; "The Farmer Take A 1 30-3 44. AVALON -The Ex-Mr. Bradford," I 00-3 51-7 "forgotten races," 3 30. MATPAIR -r-Msn g.19-1 40; "TJn. der Two Dags," 3 VICTORIA Old Man'! 3 "Tha Girl from Mandalay." 3 SUDEAV "The Poor LMtle Rich Girl." I 45-3 4S-5 gt "The Princesa Cnme Across.

00-S 43; "Till Meet Agsln." IS. COLUMBIA "Murder on tho Bridle Psih." "Too Many Par-enta." 7.33-10.00. LAURIER "La Gondola Aus Ch Inheres, 1.00-4 30-7 00-10 30; "Bach. Detective," a. S0- 50.

Tht obovt billing and limt tchtiults art tmpplitd by loeol mamatrs. AMUSEMENTS. IHtsy Kelly Comedy "Twin Triplets" Cartoon and Novelty Keel REXY rivrtg TQPAV "Prhweas Cemea Acraoi" Till We Meet Again" TOMORROW "ROSE MARIrT. TO; YOUR HO ARTS, GIRLSK Charles Fever Dies Suddenly Plumbing Expert Col lapses at His Home, 006 Gladstone Avenue. The death occurred suddenly at his residence, $56 Gladstone avenue, Thursday morning, of.

Charles Fever, widely known resident ot Ottswa and at the time of hla 'pissing superintendent of plumbing on the new build ing ct the French legation, Aim Stall T1nlinM PfimMiiv Mil the Mother House of the Grey Nuns of the Cross, Mr. Fever wss S4. A son of Mr. and Mra. Charles Fever, he wss born in England, and came to Canada at tho age.

of three, living in Ottawa for the greater part of his life. He was married to the former Annie Moffitt years ago. -Mr. Fever was for many years superintendent of plumbing locally for the John Colford Company of Montreal, and bis Industry and expert knowledge of his craft won him Jobs or, responsibility. He was engaged In plumbing lnstallstiont with several important new building in the Capiul.

and new ot his death will be received with regret by his many fellow workers. Mr. Fever attended St Matthew's Anglican Church, and was a member of the Independent Order ot Oddfellows. He 1s survived by his wife. one son, Charles Wellington Fever, AMUSEMENTS.

Today-Fri -3 2 Grand Pictures That Spell E-nt-e-r-t-a-i-n-m-e-n-t George RAFT Dolores Costello BAR RY MORE IN "Yours For The Ashing" 2nd FEATURE Francis LEDERER Ann S0THERN IN "MY AMERICAN "WIFE" COLUMBIA TOPAT- "Marder en the Bridle rath" "Toe Many farenU" TOMORROW Tellew the neet" Tw In atevelt" 7r 7 ST a 9 TOHORROW! Hostdtornt) Bob TbyforY wrov of tht ttm end hond torn and hoi a war witfl (wotnon. And when hoi howrt' kisssH' onot rotews' on lor Wo Stonwct youTI snood for lov). foof clerk in the office of tha British Ministry of Pensions; and a daughter. Miss Dorothy Fever, both home as well as by two sisters Mrs. cnaries waaon.

oi Toronto, and Mrs. Gear so H. Hod Der. of Ottawa. The funeral will be held on Saturday, September 12, from the par- or ox nuts tirouier- uneral Limited.

$13 McLeod to St Matthew's Church, where the service will be conducted by Rev. Canon Robert Jefferson at 2-30 p.m. Interment will be in Mrivie cemetery. AMUSEMENTS AliVcck Starting TODAY Xfi i arriioni it ZM itictln si tolvlnr itliiilftfiplfelul Cm a I'M WW i mm tbrn carlout ill niidli is. MM Mm? Joaa mm uom STJUiDzn ponrr' Vktot lory Pbb1o Mooro John Qtsalsm Bliessj Haetsott SISsnaaa el.

reOtUlMIO toVsdla stn i VSl Ii I II I I I TONIGHT'SHEAVY DATE' NIGHT AT THE The whole gangll he thera so 1 call op the girl friend, and bring her long to see. what IMS HUGH TODAT FRL SAT. eisuww" COLM AN COLBERT MclACLEN rSTsELI awe cast or te.eeei an4 rUTI BK Jack Haley "F-MAN" ROW rtATINO irvih a. conn in "Everybody's Old torn tn4 rKAlXBE -C CONRAD NAGLR In "The Girl From Mandalay" Statrae Bafly rroaa I aautraav rroaa 1SJ. 1ANET OATNO In "The Fanner Takes a wife" ADDED FEATURE filCHAaO ARLBN la The Calling of Dan Ms tl newa" MRW ADMISSION ICALB Aealia Mala.

lie AitaBr. Sa lilt. a)4 kaiia-ays, Saf SO Caiiaran AayUa I PATRICIA TO, SEE EQUIPMENT HEXE. Sept. -'Sp cUl) The local School Board bM a short session on Tuesdsy evening with R.

3. Gardner In 'the chair. The purchasing of needed ttrjulp merit for the new school was discussed and it was decided Gordon Young, I and several members of the some of the schools In, Ottawa and- wfcat would bernrrffCsuitable. The wet fare of theTligh School pupils wag 2ND BIG FEATURE happens -HERBERT a. I XT ummm mm Ml ELLIS 4- TODAY AND FRIDAY William Fowell Jean Artbu In "TJIE EX-MRS.

BRADFORD" 2ND felO BIT- Berbert Marshall la "FORGOTTEN" FACES" Today Tomorrow THE TEAR'S TIMELIEST NCTUEEl "POSTaAJL INSPECT0Rw wrni RICARDO CORTEZ PLUS A CAR VITAL OI A -MILLION TBXnXSI HOLT "CRASH DONOVAH".