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MEDFfYRD MAIL TRIBUNE. rEDFOHT), (VREdOTC. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1037. PACE FIVE On the Radio Chains STATIONS mitre to Find Them on the Dial KMED. Medford. 1410: KEX. Portland, 1180: KFI, 840, Lc An geles; KFRC, 010, San Prancltco; KOA. 1470. Spokane: KOO. 790. San Franctaco; KOW. 820, Port land; KJR, 970, Seattle: KNX 1050, Los Angelea: KOA, 830. Den ver; KOAC. 650. Corvellls: KOIN. 940. Portland: KOMO. 926. Seattle: KPO, 680, San Francisco: KSL, 1130. Salt Lake. NBC-Prank Castle's Orcb.: KEX KBC-Richfleld Reporter: KPO KOW KFI KYA-Wrestllng Match 10:15 CBS-Poetlo Idylls: KKX NBO-Olen Hurlburfs Orch.; KPO KFI-Varlety Program 10:30 NBC-Jimmy Drier's Orch.: KQO KFI NBC-Jack Winston's Orch.: KPO KOW 10:45 CBS-Clyde McCoy's Orch.: KNX 11:00 NBC-Rudy Vallee's Orch.: KPO KOW NBC-Haven of Rest: KGO Tuesday 5:00 NBC-Husbands & Wives: KGO KJR KEX KOA (8W-11.87) NBC-Munlclpal Gov't: KPO NBC-John Teel. bar.: KOMO MBS-Jazz Nocturne: KFRC News: KFT KSL KOAC-On the Campuses 5:15 , NBC-Johnny O'Brien's Harmonica High Hats: KFI KOW NBC-Behlnd the Footlights: KPO KSL-Let's Dance 8:30 NBC-Walter Kelaey's Music: KPO KFI NBC-Chansonette: KJR KEX NBC-Mlndways: KGO CBS-Melodic Strings: KNX KOAC-Mualc 8:45 NBC-Chansonette: KEX MB8-Symphony In Rhythm: KFRC NBC-Safety First: KGO ' KOAC-Vespers 6:00 NBC-Ben Bernle's Orch.; Vass Family: KGO KJR (sw-11.87) CBS-Watch the Fun Go By: KSL (sw- 11.83) NBC-Beaux Arts Trio: KGW KOA CBS-Leaves In the Wind: KNX NBC-Radio Reporter: KPO MBS-Vlncent Lopez' Orch.: KFRC KFI-Lum & Abner 8:15 NBC-Beaux Art Trio: KPO KNX-Modern Screen Magazine of the Air KOAC-News 6:30 NBC-Hollywood Mardl Oras; Lanny Ross, tnr.: KPO KFI KGW CBS-Jack Oakle'a College: KNX KSL NBC-Reflections: KGO News: KJR KOAC-Fann Hour 7:00 CBS-Swing School. Genny Goodman's Orch.: KNX KSL NBC-Rlcardo & his Caballeros: KGA KJR NBC-Bernle Walker's Amateur Hour: KGO 7:30 NBC-JImmte Fllder's Hollywood Gos sip: KPO KFT KGW KNX-Sport Page KOAC-Improvement of Instruction In Oregon Schools 7:45 CBS-Joaquln Grille's Orch.: KNX NBC-Miss Fischer Directs: KPO NBC-Symphonic Serenade: KJR Vic Arden's Orch.: KGW News: KOAC 8:00 NBC-Amos -n' Andy: KPO KGW KFI CBS-Poetic Melodies: KSL CBS-Scatergood Balnes: KNX KOIN NBC-Land of the Whatsit, sketch KGO 8:15 NBC-Lum 'n' Abner: KGO KJR KEX NBC-Vocal Varieties: KPO KFI KGW KNX-Rube APPleberry, sketch KOAC-A Writer Looks at Literature 8:30 NBC-Johnny Presents: Russ Morgan's Orch.: KPO KOA KGW KFI CBS-A1 Jolson Show: KNX KSL NBC-Darrell Donnell, news: KGO NEWS: KEX KOAC-Cadet Band 8:45 NBC-Three Cheers: KGO KGA KOAC-Globe Trotting 9:00 CBS-Watch the Fun Oo By: KNX NBC-Rudv Vallee's Orch.: KGO NBC-Death Valley Days: KPO KGW KFI MBS-Leo Relsman's Orch.: KFRC WON 9:15 NBC-Rudy Vallee's Orch.: KJH 9:30 NBC-Good Morning Tonight: KPO KGW KFI NBC-Dance Orch.: KOA NBC-Concert Hall: KGO MBS-Wavne King's Orch.: WON KFRC KSL-Weather; News 8:45 NBC-BUtmore Boys Orch.: KEX CBS-Ted Fto-Rlto's Orch.: KNX KSL NBC-Dnlv. Explorer: KGO 10:00 CBS-News: Sam Hays: KNX JJBC-Fusslan Rhapsody: KGO Wednesday. 5:00 NBC-One Man's Family: KPO KOW KFI NBC-Duchln's Orch.: KGO KOA (sw-11.87) CBS-Cavalcade of America: KNX KSL (sw-11.83) NBC-Laughing with Canada: KFRC KOAC-On the Campuses 5:30 NBC-Sid Skolsky, Hollywood News: KGO KGA (sw-11-87) NBC-Jack Meakln's Musical News: KPO KOW CBS-Hawaiian Moon Casino: KNX . KOAC Music. 5:45 NBC-Agriculture Today: KGO MBS-Loule Rich's Orch.: KFRC 6:00 CBS-Deems Taylor, commentator: KNX KSL NBC-Town Hall (sw-9.63) MBS-Lopez' Orch.: KFRC NBC-Beaux Arts Trio: KGW NBC -Radio Reporter: KPO KOAC-Muslc 6:15 NBC-Callfornla on Parade: KPO NBC-Beaux Arts Trio: KOA KOAC-News 6:30 NBC-Thrllla: KPO KFT KGW NBC-Waltz Interlude : KGO KGA (6W. 11.87) MBS-Elder Llghtfoot: KFRC ' KOAC-Fann Hour 7:00 NBC-Hit Parade: KPO KGW KFI (sw-9.53) CBS-Gang Busters: KNX KSL (sw- 11.83) NBC-General Hugh Johnson, com mentator (sw-6.14) NBC-Concert Petit: KJR KGA NBC-Dance Hour: KGO 7:15 NBC-Joan Edwards, songs: KGO KGA 7:30 NBC-Minstrel Show: KGO KOA (sw- 6.14) CBS-Hobby Lobby: KNX KSL KOAC-Muslc 7:45 NBC-Allstalr Cooke, commentator KPO KOA (sw-9.53) KOAC-Munlclpal Attain 8:00 NBC-Amos 'n' Andy: KPO KGW KT CBS-Poetic Melodies: KSL CBS-News: (sw-11.83) CBS-Scattergood Balnes: KNX KOIN NBC-Land of the Whatsit: KGO NBC-A1 Donahue's Orch.: (aw-9.63) Land of Whatsit: KEX KJR KGA KOAC-Muslc 8:15 NBS-Lum & Abner: KGO KGA KJR NBC-Uncle Ezra's Raaiu Station: KPO KFI KGW CBS-Boake Carter; KNX KSL KOIN NBC-Ink Spots: (sw-9.53) , KOAC-Book of the Week MBS-Joe Sanders' Orch.: KFRC 10:45 KGW-Wrestllng 1:00 CBS-Sam Hayes, news: KNX NBC-Rudy Valleo's Orch.: KPO KFI KGW CBS-Ted Flo Rlto's Orch.: KOIN KSL NBC-Paul Carson, organist: KQO KJR MBS-Wavne King's Orch.: KFRC News: KEX 1:30 CBS-Eddie Cantor: KNX KSL KOIN NBC-Sande Williams Orch.: (sw-.&3) NBC-Olsen Johnson: KPO KFi KGW NBC-Darrell Donnell, newa: KGO KGA MBS-Ted Wecms' Orch.: KFRC KOAC-Albany College 8:45 NBC-Victor Arden's Orch.: KGO 9:00 NBC-Town Hall: KPO KFI KOW CBS-Cavalcade of America: KNX KSL NBC-Mart Kenney's Orch.: KGO KOA (sw-6.14) News: KJR KGA 9:15 NBC-Mart Kenny'a Orch.: KJR 9:30 CBS-Clyde McCoy's Orch. KNX KOIN NBC-Herman Middleman orcnestra KJR (sw-6.14) NBC-Murder Will Out: KGO KGA KEX-Wrestltng Bouts KSL-Weather; Newa 9:45 CBS-Clyde McCoy's Orch.: KSL 10:00 NBC-Frank Castle's Orch.: KGO KOA NBC-Rlchfield Reporter. KPO KFI KGW CBS-News; Sam Hayea: KNX News: KOA 10:15 NBC-Everybody's Music: KPO KOW CBS-Your Witness: KNX KOIN KSL NBC-Frafak Castle's Orch.: KJR MBS-Jlmmy Joy s Orch.: KFRC 10:30 NBC-Jimmy Drier's Orch.: KOO KEX KOA KJR NBC-Ellis Kimball's Orch.: KPO KOW iii iii : : ! : : : AM AAA AAA NEW STYLE-OLD CHARM Today', panorama from Nob Hill sweeps the great Bay Bridge and the riling World's Fair "Trea.ure Island". Today's luxury diitlngul.hes the Fairmont's tpaeiou. rooms... chic Circus Lounge and enini.ilo Venetian Dining Room The t marte.t. friendlieit place in town to stop or lit ... with all iu historic chirm inlacll Shops and theaters four minutes sway, nrage in the building, ttf Bstes from 13.50 per day. o 5 I Vje KLAMATH INDIAN HELD NOT GUILTY BY JURY I THREE LONG YEARS of study In Virginia Univer sity's law school are ahead for Franklin Roosevelt, Jr., shown here with his bride, the former Ethel duPont, looking over their new home, The couple has leased a white brick residence in Charlottes ville, Va. Tiffany Hill. 87, Klamath reeerva tlon Indian, waa found not guilty of assault with a dangerous weapon by a Jury in United States district court last night. Hill waa accused of assaulting his wife with a rifle on the reservation September 6. Testifying aa the sole defense witness, Hill denied using the rifle. He declared he assaulted the woman with his fists and feet after she had tried to shoot him with the rifle. The Jury waa given the case at 5:40 p. m. yesterday and returned its verdict at 8:16 last night. Under court appointment. Attorney Otto J. Prohnmayer represented the defend ant. Manley B. Strayer, assistant United States attorney, prosecuted. The Jury was composed of Lyle Lamphear of Grants Pass, foreman; Edward. N. Basye of Takllma, W. L. Chlldreth of Eagle Point, Chris Kee gan of Jacksonville, E. C. Oardner of Talent, D. P. Bentley of Grants Pass. Charles Russell Moore of Lake Creek, Chalmers L. Strange of 610 North Bartlett street, George E. Bear of Hugo, W. L. Ingram of Grants Pass. William Ray of Ruch and Ro land Hubbard of 831 Mlnesota avenue. War on Speeders. PORTLAND, Oct. 12. (fi) Declar ing war on "Sabbath speeders" as a result of 23 Injured being taken to hospitals following traffic accidents Sunday, Police Captain Fred M. West said two extra patrolmen would be assigned to traffic duty on Sundays hereafter. Approve Larger Budget. PORTLAriiJ, uct. . (JP) A school budget for 1938 calling for an expenditure of $162,000 more than this year had the approval today of the Portland school board. Expendl ture of 84.631.411 from general funds and 81,095,717.39 from the dubt fund is provided. two-chambered house, one house elected on a population basis and the other according to geographic divi sions. , BUILDINGS TO RISE ON BANDON ASHES BANDON. Oct. 12. (AP) Nearly 8100,000 worth of new buildings will grace Bandon's skyline In the near future. The city, destroyed by forest fires more than a year ago. will deed a site to the government for a $75,000 unit of the coast guard. The Baptist church has prepared the foundation for a 83500 structure and the Meth odist and Catholic cotwegnttona are making plans for buildings. A fun eral home and a grade school are list ed among the early building projects. Weather Northern California; Increasing cloudiness tonight and Wednesday, probably rain on the coast Wednes day and in the Intejlor Wednesday night; ccoler in the Interior Wed nesday; gentle to moderate southerly wind off the coast. Oregon: Fair east and partly cloudy In west portion with fogs tonight and Wednesday; little change In tem perature; gentle, changeable wind off the const. Texas leads all other states of the unton In the number of both cattle and sheep. There are two obelisks known as "Cleopatra's Needle," one In New York City's Central park, the other on the Thames embankment, London. The word "cathedral" Is derived from the Greek "Kathedra" meaning portable chairs from which the phil osophers delivered their orations. BISCEGLIA AtCONOl II BRAND FINEWINES Thar'iBiogUDLaKWinorvrTOCstoau(l n j Iut.Thi lin wtoca oowUbI ia all ritlN. OrcUr Biaegu D Luia Wia from your daUr now. BISCEGLIA BROS. inc. of OREGON PORTLAND. OREGON FIRST RUSSIAN VOTE DEC. 12 MOSCOW, Oct. 12. (;p) Soviet Russia today announced Its first di rect secret election of a national leg islative body will be held December 12 when a new supreme soviet will be named. The new supreme soviet, provided by the recently ratified Russian con stitution, will tnke the place of the union central executive committee which In the past has held the su preme legislative and executive power. The new supreme soviet will be a . TIP FOR 1938 Ji" ji 4'aww . ..... 2 J """" ir wnrr i Jr v America's Greatest D&m Grand Coulee Dam . . . whole f)toject (2 units) will be 3 times arger than Boulder Dam . . 13,098,815 cubic yards of concrete ... will reclaim 1,200,000 acres of arid land! 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Clothing, home fur nishings, hardware, auto needs, dry goods . , . the tremendous variety of merchandise that is offered in America's Greatest Sale! Then, traffic experts, figuring the most eco nomical means of sending the merchandise to the stores . . . making possible even greater savings for Ward Week customers! Finally, in the stores themselves in YOUB Ward store counters piled high with fresh new merchandise; experienced salespeople ready to give you intelligent service; com plete department stores keyed to the tempo of America's Greatest Sale! 560 stores buying together TO SAVE . : ; shipping together TO SAVE . . . cutting sell ing costs TO SAVE! That's why Ward Week brings you America's Greatest Savings I Starts Tomorrow ccoitci D. surra. .xi bOUTH CENTRAL TELEPHONE 266
