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lNG Fish andGame BoatLeaves Sardine Family Habit& (V^HTrrrfny the ~ QVe6Ug*tJ0D--Cl^tJiat pit-dlCtlOHS IS to futUTO Supply the life habits f the Cabloroia ear- of watHnai eta be expected next fjin* the flsh sad game patrol boat year. These will be based upox^ Bisefis will leave Monterey hsrbpr conditions at the central spawning, for the south today. She will cruise area, off southern California, and aloag-the ooast, about lMTmflesouh -tha-condition and numbers of the . t Thlt Eugene C. Schofield, divl- young sordines which spend their ridenttst "to--make--further fim-yeas-to-AteUeao-wateta,------ -n ____<a*i (h lafenmattea la regard to vW*ne that sardines are Mlfec ihe- important commercial flih. ing depletion is very definite^ the Research In regard to the sardine scientist said, but thus far~tbe He im j-j*t about been completed, pletlon is not serious enough to call Schofield said tod&y. Two big ques- for restrictive legislation. Three tions, together with a number of facts indicate that sardines are be- less important details, remain to be coming less numerous. 1. Fishermen . ri-fi-ltffr ------------------------ are making, longer runs for fish To Check Movement! each year. 2, Sardines are becom- mentions of the sardine, which mg Increasingly scarce at Monterey ranges along a 200 mile strip of wa- during the winter months. 3. Then irog^Loyer jaUfomia to-Can- }is a decided scarcity of young fish ada, will be checksmextrear thru -tquaner oils> ofl southern Califor fpriring of a number of fish. Sar- nia. ` .e* will be tagged with celluloid Investigations a*, the spawning ' |[>^mil'll-, ttKich WHl' bfTP _ . af me sardine range have net been under war _ marker can be recovered and re- , long enough tor signs of depletion ported by fishermen. ! to be found in Schofield's own re- yindings in regard to age and search. rtf' growth- must -be- worked - on The Bluefin will make anothsr a little further also, Schofield said research cruise In June Of this year, To Predict Future Sapply prebab.y taking in the southern his statement on dais al- terminus of the sardine range off ready at hand Schofield,-said-fcedK' -the coast of southern California. of the evening. The candtdatee Estelle Fleming, freshman; Blanche Nielson, sophomore; Peggy 'Hughes, Junior, - and' "MOTgnret Montmorency, senior. No admission will be charged at iiiediM. Prase Pkolo Adrienne "motldiC^pleturs the door. Grammar school students must be accompanied br-adulta. 5 gallons of gonuino Acme Qaallty Honso Paint {New Ent to paint the exterior of their-homi*.^:------------- fpN THE AIR TONIGHT] otreu, lunohee on a sandwich after ewlm at the film oofon/a ocean playground at Malibu Beaoh, Cel GIRL TELLS ATTACK STORT The University of Iowa extension division will oonducl championship contests In pnlntlbg. sketching rtnd designing for high school pupils.-. HereIs yonrobanoe to have your house painted with Aome Quality i II TO J P. St I. fi Til * P Si. KPO--Masters of lualc; 0:46, Cecil KPO' -- Bestor** orchestra, 8 - -STOCKTON, CfiK .May J2 _pp) The personnel of the sheriff's of- and &aUy , KGO--Lucky Strike dance hour. , Mono Low ; fCoo-- Dutlo Memories; 0:15, Stand KPRC--Ballck'a orchestra; 6 . 15 ard Sjmphocj. ' Weeks*- orchestra; Q '30, Music Tbn' , KPftC--Chiffon fan; 8:18, Ohandu; nee and police of Traoy, Informed laet night by an it year old girl that she hod been attacked on her Satisfies. 18 30 Eric Crinjo club scries. gfttT--Dunes musPft--------KVA--Revue; 6:30, Just -----Willie TailMS?, r^^nsr 1 KOGC--Bell Ringer*' frolic. i way home from school, began an Intensive wrdh` <rf tha jungles south of Tracy. | KTAJ3--Watcrwltch orchestra; 8:18, The girl sold a man had a-Mzod KOOC -- Dinner program. 6.16 Studio; fl 45. ScanrUnavlan Tuaos Bi.-ebi.i from Soal's Stadium. 1 KLX--King Sister*; 8']0, Baseball. her at Lyoth, about threo miles KTAB--American Legion employ Onfcs vi. San Francisco, ' 1 south of Tracy and carried her bo v kings and their best - spiritual ised to be ment talk; 6:15, Fsahlos talk, C'45 Reporter. err.T--ssvlcr'a orchestra. KQW--The- -E&HHterboc-kera:--B-46 Market reporits;to6:45,P Rautral nows. JCitow--4J:ifl, Watch Tower pro* i crnl mllee down tho Southern Pa- fra45m, , cu8r3tA0,iawBaonojdo aanndd Agpupitlasbr obltaonnd.; cirJc rrfatji)lrronaHd tirrauccxk, KQw--Old chUrCh ciioir longs. I ' KPO--NatbMx* ACai! viollnlot, 8 A0.! If ft wasn't for sleep people would reason a KPO--Book talk bv Joseph Hcnn -be- arc-KJ- Jackson, critic of the Chronicle; 7.:6 'ResePs orchestra; 7-.30,- The Opcrr trrldnlghl Hour.' "----------- ---------- days felt KGO--Amos *n' Anly. 7 15, Cos well musical program; 7:30, Keap.` CTCheatra. " " " nks whose KFHC---Joe Falooka, 7-16, Syncr ij under- Thots, 7.30, Camel quarter hour. T-4f SI sale orchestra. .ch in the KYA--Hap and Jack; 7 30, Sm&irr ged to see have long concert trio. srwi--1 .U. Vlrgtruo Mlfko, 1st plots- tL _by_the. KGGC--Scandinavian tunes; 7:43 ss folk go Pcaturt^ srKsGT ETAB--Song recital; 7:15 Mags- every day. in* rev'ew 7 T5 Dane* tr.'jjrc 3 the holy BXX--7:3Q. Talk by Earl Fry, 7:45 who spent Out of Doors ECROW--7.30 Hal R-ebert*. banjo in prayer 1st: 7:46, Italian program. some of their piety KQW--Weather repprt. news. State agricultural program. News *n` Mualc. 7.15 7:43 En.-i Burtnett's orchestra. , . worry over their troubles 34 hours KGO--Standard Symphony; 0:18.1 ' Hi"ne's orcnesirt7. 7 :45, CTlTtCcaaRgo -Tejv-tt-ClM!. race Gardens orchestrc.. KFRO--Weeks' Beet Dots 0:16, Eb aud Zob; L30, Today and Yeatorday. KYA--Billy Small onsemble; 0:30. program. k J[0\^V--Echo,,es at. Poradlao: 10:16, S'pScr*?^^'1'^' w*TM DSS>wSS3S,ltort^. KTAB--BDBObaU. 11 P M TO MIDNIGHT i KLX--Baseball. 1 KPO--On Parade;' 11:30, w.tehing KBOW--Lyrla trio with Willard hour. - Daniel tenor: 8A0, Pcmm Player*. . KGO--Lofner orchestra. ROW--Parlor music. - jj-Tho Five KPRC--'Halstead"'s orches'tra. Pretzels.-------------- -- ------------------------- 10 to II P M IQPO--Great-Momenta of History, 10 50, Around the Network. KGO--Richfield inrwT fla*heo; 10.16 KFWl--Molodlea of the MruTteraT KTAB--Charles Ford, tenor; lliiQ. Night Owle. , MIDNIGHT TO i A. M. I Ralr.bow Harmonies. KGO--Organ concert. BLPRC--Weeks' orchestra. KFRO--Vagabond of tho Air. KKTYAAB----10B:e16v,erSlyanmdmila3nUhtleosu.r, KFWI--Dedication hour. K.JB8--'Owl" program to fl ft m. KLX--Gey Caballeros; 10:30, DftDCC KTAB--Night Owls. 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