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5T TALENT. month total $3G1 on buildings rtml ,v arc nhVays nccom- f4j,r>0 nn contents, according to 10 appearance of the tho report of Fire Chief William radio Inlent In per* P Cooper. Arrests made during the expected the Chicago 80-day period totalled 206, accord no exception. If the i arc l>ut on the air re' during the radio it New York last win. lie will he treated to ing to the report of Police Chief Daniel J. Cox, and of $2872.06 worth of property reported stolen, $2199 was recovered and returned to the owners. 'adlo. Tho innnufai it expected to let this slip )>j evon though nccuiiy moat of the closer affiliation between the music end radio industries. It was reported Robert J. tl days from June 32, day at Kansan City, ho trade show's pron on simultaneously leal convention Is tin.ho Republicans con-icetlngs to the day Cuncy'a manual oirradio interfer ence, whl^h ln uprightly and amuRlug flctlop. tells tho non-lechnl- .cnl. listener how to remedy man made static, has run Into 00,000 circulation. A now edition Is be ing prepared. This manual la the oy do rot ahrnytt do 11 be no interference joint Industry's the ..layman- for contribution the purpose to of i(?:'l>lj'na.'-If. the con helping him- get the bast results ing* (jo on at night, out of hla receiving set, regardless peeling probably will cast on on extensive .of type or make. (Copynffht. IBM.) leading stations will or lo "talk" politics." son of the San Francisco police department, at the .luncheon ses sion of the KJwanJe club at Hotel Carnulncy.. tho Hues canal, Caylon, .Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Japan and Honolulu, and then a climax, the arrival In .San Frnncisco Bay. AXGE PATENTS. rA. meeting at Buti plan of patent croas;reby radio mnnufaciterchangc their pat* iltjcct Is to stabilize i ml the public will wer prices which re* ,ver production c o r Is . also considered fur J2;0J MIDNIGHT Easy to make est Coast Theaters Air Concert orchestra, unco orchestra. NT STATIONS I Stucco Houses Meters , 5-n p. m............... 44? no. 8-8 p m............. SIC les. 6*11 t> m........ 4111) !. 6-u:3U a. m......... 30r, id, 6-9:30 p. m.... 319 elca 6-JJ p. m......... 400 elcs. 5*12 D. m.... 333 d. 6*11 p. m............ 492 3esch. 6-3 tL m.... 242 jver, 10-12 p. m... 291 wood 6*11 0. ni.... 301 5.11 s. ...................... 349 n. 4-10 D. ................ 344 . 5-13 p. m............... 261 I. 6-12 p. n................. 278 'MOItHOW. Seles. 5:46 a. m.-6 .................................... 337 wood, 10 a. tn.-2:30* ................... 361 Beach, 8:30 a. m. ..................................... 342 d. 7:15-11:30 a. m. 492 i. 9 a. m.-5 n. tn... 278 d. 10 a. m -6 p. m.. 31H . 10 a. m.-8 p. m... 44? Uu. tn.-6 p. m... 278 i, 10 ft. m.-6 p. m... 309 0 a. m -6 p. m..... 349 *. 10 a. m.-fi p. m.. 370 Sets Tested 50c e ItixJIn Service pen Eruinas Piedmont 1736 COLAY'S ar Bids.. 3169 Toltfrnph An Extra Day In Europe To Play With...TheGift of The Mauretania After another aointillant and successful season of cruising in the Mediter ranean, the 1928 Mauretania returns to the PlymoulhCherbourg-Southampton run.- -. on which she is the only five-day ship . . . This five-day speed gives you a wbole beautiful, im portant extra day to enjoy in Europe ... think of the things you can do with it-- things you have never quite had time for, when allowing six days for the passage.. 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He waterproofs and weatherproofs your house with paint that is tough, and Just write us for detailed in formation about the use of pure lead paint on stucco sur faces. Also request our book This trademark,' a guarantee of high quality, u on ertry keg of Dutch Boy whitelead. It is the j trademark of j| National Lead jj Company, which I makes leadprod uctsfor themany uses for >kieh lead-is fitted m art, industry and let,"The House We Live In," which contains valuable help in selecting colors for interior E\ as well as exterior painting. NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY 235 Montgomery Stmt San Frendsco- daily life* Paint with LEAD DUTCH BOY WHITE-LEAD J|.| '" it gram at the Woman's club meet ing yesterday was arranged by Mrs. George Ivancovltch, chairman of history and landmarks. Mrs. Ralph Holtz of Sonoma discussed Sonoma county history, of which she has made an Intensive study. Mrs. Bruce Painter contributed several mualcnl numbers. On the evening of May 16 a muslcalo will bo given`At the club house under the direction of Ma dame von Selbcrllch Bowley, mu sic chairman of the San Francisco district. With her will be James 2shcrwoodi4*) radio artist, and Mrs. Anna Marie Brouitlct. both singers, lo take part in the program. This Will bo the final meeting and en tertainment for iho club year. The annual breakfast will be held Mny 22. Mother of San Mateo City Attorney Dies SAN MATEO. May 9..--Mrs. Mary E. McCurdy, mother of City At torney J. E. McCurdy, died here yesterday following a brief IllnessThreo daughters also survive. They eve the Misses Eula amt Wyrtls Me. Curdy, San Mateo, .and Mrs. Wil liam L. Glascock. Hillsborough, wife of the former supervising principal of the. San Mateo Union high school district. Funeral serv. Ices are to be held this afternoon at the First Congregational church, San Mateo, with the pastor, the Rev. Charles L. Itloss, officiating. Interment will be private. Curt* Modesto College Talks `Gym' Plans MODESTO, May 9.--Ways and means for construction of a gym nasium at the Modesto Junior col lege to cost $20,000, were discussed o r r is o n Eg b e r t , who us M to have something more thi an altruistic Interest in t nt a meeting of the board of edu cation yesterday. The stild,ent theater, but who became lnvolv body of the college recently voted In the business of making money $7500 toward such a building and the board Is asked to appropriate between $10,000 and $12,800 to ward the fund. The final decision nf the board will be announced at a special meeting to be held next -Monday at 2 o'clock. Los Angeles and forsook hin fir love, paid a flying visit to Ooklai last week, leaving a trail of inte estlng rumors. Whether Egbert's appearance . the local scene had any portent whether it was rherely rt social to Jury .Obtained in of the old home town remains to seen. He did appear at: tl Sait for $62,808 office on a couple of occasions, b missed connections with this c FAIRFIELD, May 9.--A Jury partment and left without dlspe woe obtained here yesterday In the ing the air of mystery with whl damage suit of Gfprge and Lucy he had surrounded himself. White against J; A. Raffetto, ask Egbert and his brother. Char ing $02,808 for damages as the re Egbert, are in the' jragazlne-d sult of an automobile accident. trlbutlng business down south, 1: D. J. O'Brien Jr., son of Chief Of are also heavily interested In Oa Police O'Brien of San Francisco, Is land real estate. We have notifi ..attorney for the defense. our chlof Southern CaJifon sleuth, the eminent Ben T. Dlllc Women Jailed in to investigate and report. Whl means that the readers of this c Liquor Raid Fined umn will probably have all news by. say, January. 1947. t LIVERMORE. May 9.--Beatrice Taylor and Tommy Emerson, two women arrested by deputies from the sheriff's office when they left TWENTY SEASONS AGO TODAY the recent banquet of the Liver ``The Strollers," a musict more Stockmen's Protective associ ation to mako a raid, were fined 60 each by Justice of the Peace G. comedy with Edith Mason fe> Hired, is at Idora Park this wee- S. Fitzgerald yesterday on charges of vagrancy. Susan Girl Track ILLIAM ST. SURE, m Wflirts with the stage oc< slonally when he Is i spreading sunshine for the Stars Are Guests System, wrttjee in friendly and cltfed Invitation for us to visit t BUISUN, May 9.--Miss Lola Car Auditorium Theater this even!: roll, Armijo track coach and teach where "Pandora in Lilac Tin er and the track stars. Miss Minnie will be produced for the first tl, Meyers and Martha Scarlett, were here. guests of the Sulsun Lions club "I sincerely trust," trusts here yesterday. The Lions clubs of Sure, "that you will be present. 7 both Sulsun and Fairfield are spon cast Includes Pauline Perry, w soring a plan for transportation of was one of the `Merry Widow the girls FLY-TOX NEEDED EVERYWHERE Ralph Marlowe, who did the Prii In the New York and Phiiadelpl companies of 'The Student Prln (N. B.--Are you trying to kid : or yourself, Willie?--) and our i frtand John Ivan of: the-* Full players. There are others who i Flies Carry - Disease worth while, "Gene Blanchard-will eondt Germs Twelve Miles and-we-will have a splendid lat orchestra--twenty pieces--our b Army Sanitary Officers Investigat Jets are Jed by WlJIette Allen,.w ing sources of contamination in Is, to my .mlndi a splendid, lane army camps found flies carrying She has worked wlth 'PavJowa a substances obtainable twelve miles In the Metropolitan ballets. I away. Thus flies can bring into solo work and Interpretive wc homes everywhere filth', contami will be. a thing of beauty and v nation and disease germs from a cause much favorable comment. long radius. Fly-Tox kills flies. It is fragrant, safe, stainless and sure.. Every bottle, is guaranteed.--Advt. "Prepare for something dlff ent! I hope It . strikes you 1 same as It does me. Sincerely, TV 11am P. St. Sure." K bil io u s n es s f o r t y -s e a s o n s r el iev ed t... QUICKLY - AGO TODAY Kyrle 'Bellow is- touring tl coast in "Loyal Love" and "Tl 'Icvtei'iUitiaUnrrb 'fuw9f9ipl--1.1 Ae the bowel* he*Stem nay, and MpIfiuBt afar ,a.-- . ThayraUava the NOTHER note arrives n Walter Barusch, loud iipeal for Ackerman A' Han SSSeSb! and whatever they decide to i Into the Franklin Theater on lea * Barusch is agitated over a J> ture ealled "The Road to Rul: sssysswtoj- current at the Franklin,-arid b< GARTER'SEBPIIAS announce that . it haa. bqen^e w llllfil