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i. -cl i r- i sf- 1- -T- 3 OTESDAY' JAARVv6, 1931: LLU STB AtTE DDAI fN E.W 'r TV -y, ei -Jjr 'f 4 EDUCATION BOARD FAVORS REVISION PROGRAM HOUR BY HOUR ReadvidSne Over In preparation to Jhecountyj3oard for $34,444 against OF SCHOdL PLAN Changes in the public school ays-1 tpm now. obtaining in California 1 KILOCYCLES KMTR 518 KMIC KFI 848 KFSQ KMPO jMMfu-JM KTM 788 KFOX KELW 788 KTB1 KHJ 908 KGEF KFWB 838 KGEB KFVD KP8N KMX 1058 KECA ipenrtstiwljver unpaidexpehses for operatlo of twor juvenile schools, the board of education night refluested the city counsel $rf 52 52.tS'Btile 1tufe y-8ince he is legal adviser-for 'a- as- WTl'il dintoirlth and jtroviding for. fa by the county of the El Retiro' afuT; Juvenile Hall schools' Tor 'the yitar of 1928-a. sw NEW -LINER On tier maiden- voyage-; fignnw, Ttnllan TAnos pit 'S vessel California, arrived In geles harbor yesterday.

ftepreseil tatives of the Italic and the 'Italian Chamber of merce formed a reception coin mittee. PLEASANT RELIEF V. LOCAL RADIO ROLPH INAUGURAL RITES BROADCAST TO WORLD TODAY! By KENNETH FR0GLE7 INTO one fleeting hour, the most momentous me In. the life of Californias native sob, James Rolph radio ushers Its listening pub lie at 11 a. m.

today. Eavesdropping, as It were, for every citizen, radio, broadcasts to the approving winds, the final, crowded hour of the ceremonies attending the Inauguration of Rolph. as governor of California. It' will be to this crowning episode of his career that he will allude, when, 4q future years, old friends gather about an aged Rplph, a former governor. The Columbia chain fqeds the program to KHJ this morning in the grandest manner.

To those who hear, a milestone of state history will have used their minds for a historical scroll JERE In condensed form Is what an announcer, will, say -tonight on a KHJ' program at 8 o'clock: Dqwn through the ages unroll tapestries woven by the lives of men and women. Busily the shuttle weaves and the patterns glow with color and gleaming through the fabrics length, the golden thread that la love Tonight's tapestry was woven by the poet, Thomas Grey, In the little in Buckinghamshire, where he wrote the immortal 'Elegy, Written In a Country Churchyard. TOOG, dismal and blinding, chok- Ing, disrupts the lives of a man and a maid In a play tersely called heard also at 8 tonight over KNX. In a country of perpetual gloom lives the maid. With the man she runs over the hill, far away.

As many others before her have found, there was no happiness over the hill. As the long sought sunshine broke through a far away cloud, the maid returned to home. A Georgia Fifield production. vr executive secretary. INTERFERENCE HIT The report approved strictly tadent acthrltiei or those apon-ored by school officials if kept within proper boutdi, buf declared that fntemiptlons created by ontside interests should he feUminatedvor diseouraged.

Commenting on mentAl hygiene, 1 the committee recommended that attention given to "problem chil-1 dren should be increased, with 4 view to aiding authorities and parents In preventing creation of public charges. CAUTION ADVOCATED flore careful selection of teacher material was advocated as well as a more thorough system (supervision Of "attendance. The report asked that higher eligibility standards be fixed for. the office. county school superintendent and that the salary be made commensurate with the duties.

The junior college should be con' I high school system, the report stated, and district types only should be established, eliminating the type now known as "junior col- ege courses In high school The report closed by suggesting that the California school Shoulders droop under weight of Youngs yet' beauty Checks are sallow and drgwn. sightly pimples. Keep your clean and you keep the beautyjofwtr clogged bowels and inactive Uver-'? cause poisons to seep through system. Health vanished and with it beauty and energy Dr. Edwards, thS een ta should be revised and codified, andl1 uwij and freedom from constipa- tlon.

Thy act and smoothly, No dangerous griping. Take before retiring. Results will amaze you. Thousands of men and women would never be without Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, a vegetable compound Know them by their olive color.

15c, 30c and 60c. AU druggists. Advertisement y. recommending that the state super- ntendent of public instruction be I appointed by the state board of education. Rosicrucians Sue New Cult, Charge Ritual Borrowed Efforts will be continued today in Superior Judge Caryl M.

Sheldon's court to determine whether E. E. Thomas and other leaders of the Universal Order of Ancient Mystery helped themselves to the ritual of the Ancient Mystic Order of Rosal I Cnicia when they left the latter orJ ganization to create the new, The Rosicrucians are seeking a restraining order and $50,000 damages. H. Spencer Lewis, Roscrucian executive, testified yesterday that Thomas opened the supreme headquarters of the Universal order at 233 South Broadway, using Roslcru-cian material 1 -4 BEST PROSPECTS Orchestra, Tepleal TcS Ocbarae, kits.

to a.m. aver tni. Dabbalc'c Utnyllmtn, 8 a.m. aver an. Charlie Hmi'i mm a.ai.

aver KHJ. Gev. Elect Belahl iaaacvratiea, 11 a.m. ever KHJ. Carter'a BirthSar Party, 11:15 am.

ever KNX. Laacheea eeaeerta. 13 aver KHJ aaS KECA. BeeveU Sis ten, with Vacabeafa, 1 p.m. ever KECA.

NBC matinee. 1 p.m. ever KFI. Dam Se Lucky-hear, am. ever K(IJ.

Frederick Wile aa the reUtleal Sit-aailen. 1:15 ua ever. KHJ. -White aal Lane a. 5 p.m.r Black aal Blae, 5:58 aver KHJ.

Braslllaa pregram 5 am. aver KECA. 1 Maaieal Maeayiae, 8 p.m.i Happy Bake re. 8:88 eVer KECA. Je end VI.

1 p.n.i 'Charlee Hemp, Fhnuaeaat prasraei, 7:88 ever KHJ. Dael De Kereklarte, vlellai A. lapft-fcarlteael am. ever KFL Balate te Frigidity, 7 am. ever KECA.

Elegy In a Ceantry Cbarrhrard, 8 am. ever KHJ. Oae-kct play: "Fee," 8 pm ever KNX. Orebeatra aai gingers, 8 pm. aver KFWBi 8:15 ever KFI: 8 pm ever KHJ.

KNX. Mystery Flay, 8 am. ever KM PC. emery Laae. 8:88 pm.

ever KECA. Clacsleal mails, 11 p.m. ever KTM. KTBI Hymn requests: devotional service. KFOX Bright and early music.

KGFJ Records; WIsemsQi talk. KMIC Reeorde; Meretbon, 8:45. 9 TO 10 A. M. KHJ Quest's domestic science; Femme Fancies.

KFI Nathan's beauty talk: Norma and Monte; Ilnance talk; Twin pianos. KECA Lumberjacks; oil program: Hale's talk; Rockwood'i songs. KFWB Morning Melodists; Do Lory KNX Studio program. KMTR Kitchen economics; records. KMIC.

KOFJ Record. KGER Oena end Folly; Mammy Jinner; Womens hour KFOX Beauty talk; music; piano; Hollywood. Girls. KTM Heslth Cafeteria; records. KFVD Beauty Seekers; records.

KTBI OokpcI message: music; message. KMPC Bob, Bunny, Junior, chapel service. 10 TO 11 A. If. KHJ Femme landes; Charlie Hemp.

KFI Color Woman's Magazine; L. Gordon, tenor, to 10:15. KFWB-Organ; Beveri's strings. KNX Studio program. KMTR Records.

KFSG Sunfhlne hour. KGFJ Studio ensemble: Graham sings. KELW Bob and Mabel; Texas Longhorn. KOER H. Smith, piano; beauty chat.

KFOX Strluc trio organ. KFVD Records; home hints. KTBI Oospel message; Bible Doctrine, KMPC Chapel service; V. Schram; rec oriis. 11 TO 12 A.

M. KHJ -Rolph inaugural. KFI -Woman Magazine; Girls' trio English lesson. KECA Organ, 11:30. KFWB Scvrrl's strings; organ.

KNX Carter's Birthday Party, 11:15. KMTR Records; City hall. KGFJ Health Man; Spanish program. KFSG Organ. KELW Texas Longhorns; Zodiac Man.

KGER Vlbrols duo; string trio. KFOX 8mith, entertainer; harmonica; Air Raiders, 11:45. KFVD Beauty culture hour. KTBI Bible doctrine; records: message. KMPC Rollicking Radioliers.

13 TO 1 P. M. KHJ Concert orchestra; Ad club, 12.45. KFI Agriculture, markets; sightseeing. KECA Luncheon conceit; Farm and Home.

KFWB Tom and Wash; Lynch's songs; dance band. KNX 8tudlo program. KMTR Prosperity hour. 12:15. KGFJ Organ; Dixie dance band.

KMIC Records. KELW Ray's Serenndcrs; Bob and Mabel. KGER 8trlng trio to 12:30. KPSN -Music and features, 12:30. KFOX Air Raiders: musical moment.

KFVD- Kiefer's hull hour; health talk. KTBI -Chimes to 13:05. KMPC- Livestock murkets; Happy Chappies. 1 TO 2 P. M.

KHJ Ad club; Forum KFI Luncheon string trio to 1:30. KECA The Vagabonds; Boswell Sister. KFWB Joyre band; L. Whiteman tings. KNX -Albright reads fiction.

1::30. KMTR-Frosperlty hour: Lumberjacks. KOFJ -Dixie dance band; records; Bud and Platfoot. KMIC Records KTM Records; Health Man. KPSN Music end feu to re.

KFOX Klwsnls luncheon; Cheerio Boys; Bee and Clarence. KFVD G. All'son's hour. KTBI-Devotional Bible study; A. Ilor-goplan.

contralto. KMPC-Records; John and Leo, 1.30. TO 3 P. M. KHJ Happy Go Lucky hour.

KFI NBC matinee. KECA Balladeers; Twin Pianos; Hawaiian. KFWB Organ; Long Bearh band. KNX Studio ensemblf, 2:30. KMTR-LumberJarks; records.

KGFJ -Records; Ebony KMIC Records. KTM Over the Teacup; Salty Saps; reeords. KGER-String rnsemble, 2:30. KPSN Music and features to 2.30. KFOX- Bee and Clarence; Wray's piano; string trio.

KFVD Murray and Harris: records. KTBI -Vislthis Pastor Brooks to 2:30. KMPC--Mexican American program. 3 TO 4 M. KHJ Bounty talk; safety talk: Midnight Mission; Trojan talk.

KFI- Sally and Ruth; Sylvia happy time KECA -Muikets; Coe's and Johnson's sonirs; Autrry's songs. KFWll Long Heart! band: English's orchestra. KNX -Ensemble to studio. .1128 .1188 -0 4 .1358 it 11 1 1SW a 99 0S 9 9 lWt 98 0 9 98 hi'iooawelMt 143i KTM Records; behl' orchestra. KGFJ Beauty progran); KMIC Records.

KTM Orgirrr, Kiefer's tali, records. KGER Sightseeing; Lpnfc. Beach KFOX Hollywood Dir Is; organ. KFVD Late. and classical record.

KMPC Plano; records: Music School. I TO I r. H. KHJ Downey's' band: F. Wile on Politics; food talk; Griffith's poems to 4:45.

KFI Opinion; Brother Don: L. 'Gordon, tenor; KECA Wedgwood Nowell's. memories. KFWB Dance 'band; Cookie Bings. CNX Records; CPUs muslo.

KMTR Dehi's orehestrs: Trading Post. KQPJ Organ; records. KM1C Records. KTM Organ and. plado; records 1 Griffith' poems.

KGERF Studio program! organ. KFOX DaF Dreams, Nash's chestra. KFVD Late and classiest records 4:45.. KMPC Records: just Kids. 5 TO 8 P.

M. KHJ White and Larson; Black and Blue; Premier Chefs KFI Story Map; Italian songs; markets. Coffee; J. Baldwin, pianist. KFWB Dtmahvllle; dance band.

KNX Travelog; records; Town KMTR-Ttadinr Post! orgsn to 3:45. KOFJ Markets; Harmony Hawaii ana. KMIC Records. KELW Don-Julio program. KGER Em and Tlnj; orchMtrs, KFOX Air Raiders; DreamGirls; Nash's orchestra.

8 TO 7 P. M. KHJ Romance of Fashion; Pianoville. KFI Grandee's songs: Molly and Mike; H. Spaulding, 'tenor.

KECA Musical Magazine; Happy Bakers. KFWB Little Pig; dance band; Cecil and Solly. KNX Tourtellotte at organ. KMTR Banjo Boy; Supper club. KGFJ Edmunds' dance orchestra.

KMIC Records. KELW Leo -Herman's orchestra. KPSN Concert-program. KFOX Bill and Coo; Mart's House. 7 TO 8 P.

M. KHJ Jo and VI; Charles Hamp; Paramount hour. KFI D. Kerekjarto, violin; A. Lang, baritone.

KECA Westlnahouse Salute; Lucky Strike orchestra. KFWB Twin pianos: concert music; Myrtle Street. KNX Wstanabe and Archie; Sam Coslow, composer: Paramount hour. KMTRr Rhythmic orchestra; Grarcole on: Harmony trio. KGFJ Studio -orchestra.

KMIC Records. KELW Don Julio's protrsm. KGER Myrtle 8trcet. 7:45. KFOX School Days; Jimmy Lee; Cheerio Boys; Harmony Boys.

8 TO 9 P. M. KFI-E. Jensen, contralto; Violet Ray music: male cctet. KECA Amos and Andy; Tom Terriss' yarn; Sperry Smiles.

KFWB J. Arden, soprano; L. Meehan tenor. KNX Play: ''Fog'': Lion Tamers. KMTR String ensemble; Cue per program.

dance band; Salon orchestra. KMIC Records. KTM Highway Highlights; Valentin: and De Crescent. KGER Dance band; Billy Van's songs. KFOX Campus Nights; dance band.

8 TO 10 P. M. KHJ Orchestra, lingers; studio program. KFI Shoe frolic; L. Alvarez, tenor, KECA Georgia Stark, soprano; Memory Lane.

KFWB Plantation club; Land of Dreams KNX Orchestral program. KMTR Cooper's program: dance band. KGFJ Bslon orchestra; Blue Serenaders KMIC Records; Zandra, mystic, KTM Ranch hour. KGEF Phantoms of Broadway to 9:30. KFOX-Ranch Boys: Crystal Gazer.

KMPCMystery play; Happy Chappies 10 TO 11 P. M. KHJ -Hartnett's orchestra, trio. KFI Organ (Reilly). KECA Schonberger trio; opinions; ever else.

KFWB- Roosevelt dance band; Olsen dance band. KNX Aruheim's orchestra; Rhythm Boy. KMTR Happy Guys; Sweep' stake: Brown's Peacemakers. KGFJ Blur Serenaders; organ. KMIC Record; Marathon.

KTM Just Girl: organ. KGER Brick English's Gibsonians. KPOX Danct oichfstra. KFVD Organ tYate). KM PC -Beverly Hill Billies.

11 TO 12 P. M. KHJ- Burtneit's orchestra, trio. KFI-St Francis orchestra. KNX Aruheim'a orchestra; Boys.

KOFJ Lou Hillikcr's orchestra. KMPC All-request records. KMTR, KMIC Records. KTM Classical music. KGER -Organ and voice.

KFOX -Majestic dance band. KFVD Sebastian's dance orchestra. 12 TO 1 A. M. KHJ-Phantom of ihe organ.

KMTR--Elght Ball grid Charlie Lung. KFOX-Dunce band; records to 3. KTM Spixxerlnktum club. KMIC-Herords. KCiFJ -Dance band; records.

KFVD-Yates at organ. Rliytlmi Cavac Radio Plant Destroyed by Fire 'ANN ARBOR, Jan. 5. (U.PJ-Firc raiisrd by a lacquer sprayer, destroyed the Cavac Corporation radio plant tonight with a Joss estimated at $90,000. The plant produced 200 radio sets a day.

employing 60 persons. is 4. a DEVOTEES of the circus program, the Lion Tamers, are warned that to tune in at the regular time tonight for this broadcast would be disappointing. Reason: The Lion Tamers" have changed their time to 8:30 p.m., over KNX, as usual. JntOLD as the Icicles on an Eskimos whiskers, a salute goes out this evening to frigidity, as controlled to benefit modern living conditions.

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FIRE, CYCLONE, LIGHTNING OK rORN ADO $1000 JH) This clause includes the burning of privately owned dwellings, as well as public buildings PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENTS $500.00 If struck, knocked down or run over by any moving vehicle. PAYMENT FOR LOSS Ot 1TME-Caused by accidents described in policy in lirst six paragraphs, $10.00 per week beginning the first day ot injury, not exceeding 15 weeks. PAYMENT FOll BREAKAGE OF BONES Liberal payments are made for breakage of ANY bone In- the body, mused by ANY accident EMERGENCY BENEFIT A $100.00 emergency card is given with the policy for registration, identification and additional financial aid The policy covers all of employes no matter where they are injured at home or tway from home, at work or at play, or while traveling. HOP talk: Gus Arnhcim's or chestra. now broadcasting from the Ambassador over KNX, soon will be heard over KFWB during the same hours Saw Gary Brcckncr of KFWB at The Apple Cart, Bernard Shaw's traditionally satirical play.

Proving some radio singers have intelligence Some prankster on Christmas day stole the Beverly Hill Billies prized pig Searchers found It on the desk of Manager Naylor Rogers of KNX, stole it back Radios usually sound better in heavily carpeted, curtained rooms. A tone control on the set. however, will bring the same effect in a bare room You'll soon be hearing about KHJ's new man, an Oxford graduate who has a penchant for old razors and better radio programs Eddie Busch, who left Burtnctt's trio for more salary with Gus Arnhcim, now is a regular radio performer over KFWB! Station KHJ as a whole has the most genial staff in the city The boys at KGFJ 1 often called the phonograph record station) announce improvements in the caliber of evening programs KGEIt in Long Beach now is using the facilities of the United Broadcasting system. 7 to 1 A. M.

KHJ-Records; markets, 7 30; Niles' program. KFI- Market. 7.30: exercises. KMTK-Ueiords: orKan. KPSN -Morning miislr.

7 30. KPOX-Hello everybody program. KGFJ -Records. KFSO Family altar hmir. KMPC Mexican American program.

KNJ -Exerrlses, 7.15. TO 9 A. M. KIIJ Niles' piovram. -State of Prosperity.

KFI'- She), happy Wne. KECA-Exercises, 8 30. KFWll Twin pianos. 8.30. KMTR Markets; organ: records.

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