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Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-06
German Armies Close
In On Warsaw As
Former Capital Falls

BERLIN Sept. 6. (UP)-The high command announced
today German troops smashing forward four fronts
closing in Warsaw and had captured the impor-
tant city of CracoW in southern Poland.
CracoW the southwestern of Poland is about
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-06
4 Inch DoWnpour
Strands Dozen
Trains in Valley
BY MARGUERITE BROOKS

An unprecedented downpour of more than four inches
of rain in the last 48 hours left Imperial Valley with
Water running from curb to curb in valley town
Nine mainline trains with 924 passengers stranded at
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-06
Hitler
War
Tactics

LONDON, Sept. 6. (UP)-
Military men here say Adolf
Hitler's stategy in the Europ-
can war is to drive his armies
IN q series of "all out"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16
FLOOD CONTROL
CASH APPROVED

Proba biiity of final approval Of
of $4,000 appropriation for pre-
liminsry PuyslIup river flood con-
troll work within the city limits
OF Tacoma was increased today
with house approval Of the s305,-
1884 rivers and harbors and
flood control appropriation.
Passage came after the house
put back $50. O00. 900 into the bill
which had been reduced in COM
mittee by the economy bloc. That
restored the PuysllUp river item
TO $50, 900 from the $50 900 II had
ben cut to IN the general re-
trenchment.
In addition To the Puyanup sp-
preparation, there Is also 81 go
600 provided in the bill for Mud
Mountain dam. and s. 900 900 for
power plant installations at Bon
neville.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16
GOldUyn Studio?

Samuel eoidwyn sought permits
sion Of the California secretary Of
state 10 change the name Of the
is-sere United Artists studio 10
Samuel Goldwyn studio The
movie producer acquired complete
control Of the studio by buying the
interest Of Joseph sehenek. chair
man Of the board Of 10th Century
Fox studio
Mrs. Anna Aufdsrhslde, 81. Gel
ebrstsd Mothers day - nying
from Los Angeles 10 Dayton. o
In = skylinef 70 BE- With the family
Of her granddaughter she IN.
sisted upon making the trip by All
against her famiiys wishes 49,.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16
Europe Today:

TURIN - Mussolini. touring
industrial area. awaits foreign
reaction TO no cause for war
speech.
WARSAW - Optimism sue
ceeds tension as Nazis deny
plan for big demonstration at
Danzig tonight and Mussolinis
speech is interpreted as urging
Hitler to 90 slow.
BERLIN Foreign observers
see unwillingness to fight for
Dsnzig in Mussolini's speech;
Nszis say this il distortion.
LONDON Mussolinis "rels-
tive moderation seen az sign
Of growing strength Of British
French security front
PARIS Reports reach Pans
that Germany and Italy are
having difficulty In phrasing
new military pact.
MA DRID - Authorttst tive
newspaper attacks President
and Mrs. Roosevelt as favorable
10 Spanish reds. %
GIBRALTAR - Spanish ma
tionslists begin n strengthen
frontier defen>es opposite Glib
rsltsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16
BuLlE

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16

morning.
The csisson, floating and in tow
of tugs, arrived from Seattle Sun
day night and was moored to the
9th ave. construction dock TO
await favorable light and tide con-
ditions.
With the coming Of low tide at
Sal a. m. the mooring lines were
cast off and the tugs hauled the
huge steel and wood shell to its
position where cables were at
tached to keep it in place. until
like its sister pier across on the
west side, it is filled with enough
concrete to sink its footing into
the gravelly bottom of Puget
Sound.
AS it arrived from Seattle, the
caisson is almost an exact du-
plcate e the west side caisson now
being completed as the foundation
for one of the suspension towers.
The steel framework and internal
cell construction Is protected by a
wooden plank sheathing 10 keep
out water.
Delivery Of this second caisson
was delayed until the west side
caisson had been built up above
water and sunk below water 10
make its permanent contact with
solid earth underneath the racing
tides OF the Narrows.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16
ARMY PLANE
FORCED DOWN
Lieut.. Quick Land
Ship On Allen
more Links

A basic training srny plane, ".
=. No. . assigned 10 the air corps
reserves At noeiag field. pliosea by
Second Lieut. Qginton Quick OF
Seattle. vas forced 10 land Of
Allenmofe golf course shortly be-
fore ~ ~ Monday when this
motor ~ the ship stalled al an
elevation Of 500 feet.
Lieut.. Quick. member of the air
eofpe reserve. tDok oft from Gray
field &C Fort Lewis 1T 10 Is ..
N. and sss returning 90 Seattle
whsn the motor quit he managed
70 act the training sulp do~n sn
the golf course without damage to
the plane 90 injury 20 himself
Mechanics ffem taft L~Nis
we're o. repair the faulty motor
and Lieut. quick planned 70 pro.
essd 20 Hosins field st Seattle
during the afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16
Need Air Base

brig. Gen. George &. asrsbsH.
who becomes chief 81 STAFF u the
army IN August. visited Puerto
Rico TO study possibilities for an
army air base. RE said creation Il
new military department n
Puerto Rico vas due 70 the Nar
departments realization that pres
ent conditions Heeessltsts al army
air base as veil a. a navy air b@se
there -.
Potter d'ofszy Palmer. Oft. mar
RED scion of a wealthy Chicago
family. was IN critical condition
today from injuries aneRsdiy suf-
fered in a fight II was doubtful
Il the playboy would live through
me d. Exactly what happened
sss unknown II vss Understood
ne vas hurt az a fight at the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16
COOLER today;
81 ON SUNDAY

Slightly cooler weather xss
forecast for Washington and Ore
gon Monday after the mercury
had shot up 20 - In Tacoma on
Sunday and above % in many
cities Of the Pacific Softhwf T.
Minimum temperature here Mon.
day morning Was SO degrees
The Official forecast calls for
showers In the vest portion. bot
there u no guarantee Tacoma all
be included The city 81 present
u shy +s2 inches az rain. as com.
pared 10 the normal fall
Portland registered q maximum
Of Is degrees on Sunday. while
Msdford reported -. Il wss -
At walls Nalia and 1skirHs 20
az Spokane ard IS Ia seattle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16

Il stood pat on the original Soviet
suggestions for . more eompre-
hensive mutual aid agreement with
Great Britain and France.
Adherence Of the Moscow gov
eminent TO the snti-sggressiOn
front has become a key factor in
the British-French effort 10 form a
barrier 70 future aggressive ex-
pansion in Europe.
British circles believed arrange
ments for bringing Russia into the
united front In one way or another
might be worked out when Vlzdi-
Continued on Page Il. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16
CHARGES NOV
HIGH ENOUGH,
SAYS LETTER
Covpovat;on Counsel
Instructed To Do
All IN HE Powsr To
Block Increase

Foundation for official prn-
te~t ia the state aGxlnes per-
hitting the teIerhone rate in
crease proposed Inst week BY
the Pacific T~tephone . Tete~
graph Co. was laid ~ the city
council Monday,
TIE commissioners snenwve1
ansrsmcusIy IN i>ftsr sanNi(l&1
~ tftstissss cemmsssssnsx p~vie-
sor sna ~ IL s~tsnn tlreetsH ~
enrp.sssler sp<1nseIa nffi<e - -
sesssssts fully. An n p<e<enl -
the state psseisx services AsDsTs~
msnt and n ~ III slse u ~
pe~ss 90 p<sve~s shls ss<seene eU1
IN safeguard sA~ Interests - H.
rsopse ~ Tacoma fvogH ~ -
warranted ssu~s
rhs eoanssfs seflna wne tAteo
wstAsat tssseassien p~vteooess ~.
Ter go resa ard sh> ncmsl66p
sian@F explained ~ fen tnAs ~As
= mAft<t that 10 eetresexte4
eeun~>@ snrsii handle
reEiewsna u In cmmmom1onp
tiee sndsvs~t ~ Inc <auneiil
Permit me 10 cell ycur ses~n~
lconsiaasd m rsse ]. csisssr ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16
+. ID. Coming West

AsHIN TON President
Roosevelt expects to leave Wsph-
ington about the middle Of June
10 visit the San Francisco fair,
the White House said today. II
was emphasized that Roosevelt
has no plans beyond San Fran.
cisco. On his swing across the
country the White House said
that no speaking dates had been
arranged for him
Mrs. Helene roftrs.ue Reynolds
today Won Reno divorce from
Julian Louis Reynolds. Richmond.
Va. tobacco tinfoil msgnaie and
member Of the Reynolds tobacco
company family
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16
SWIMs over
800 YDs. TO
Save YOUTH
Story OF Rescue AZ
Five-Mils Reveals
Bravery OF Ethel
Van valkenburs

Ethel Van valkenhurx. ~.
ycar.old Stadium hirh school
senior. was being acclaimed
today as a major heroine after
she had. almost unbelievAbIv.
swum more than 400 yards 10
save the life Of John Madsen.
her 2a-ycar-oid boy friend, ii
fivc-Mile lake Sunday after
noon.
unsisied and alone sas SWAN In
Msdssn. vim ~ss thrrshlna sseat
In the water wildly when she
reached aim
Although shs wetahs bsse
10 pounds asa sesAsew swes~
thss i5e. 80 hassks< hsss
eos with . h,sw frsm h~s MT.
And thes she pulled MIN safety
3. the shsrs husAseAs u
,asds away.
chests1 Erieksan. una II shs
msmbers u the picnic party. wss
waiting on the beach and ~
helped hsf to bring IN the unepn.
seinas. nsarly.dfowaed yeash.
tse Asssfseis, ne~psrassss
Es7cAson and Miss Van vslAens
burg. although she wss near "a.
hsustios herself, desperately APP
piled artificial respiration 10 Mad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16
LIGHT
Dup onts, Other Polit-
ical Angels of Past
Lock Pocketbooks

Observation-Disclosures
political money will be searcer
in 1910 than in many years If
preliminary checkups of the
bag holders furnish a true in
dication. National Chairmen
Farley and Hamilton may find
the cupboard bare when they
need the cash most.
The duPonts, who helped to fl
nance the COP and the American
Liberty league for no many years,
have forsworn active politics COM
pletely: they burned their fingers
without scorchlng hair Of Mr..
Roosevelt's head.
Prospective COP angels who re-
Gently visited the capital expressed
a Discrimination to shovel out the
way they used 10.
wv
topnotebers that they won't
contribute uniess the grand old
party names a man who prom
ises to scrap major New Deal
reforms. That puts the ma
tional committee in a dilemma,
for such a candidate might
ALLEVIATE millions Of votes.
Fact Is that business men are
growing skeptieal 81 both the ma
f0r parties-of the whole tribe Of
politicians Slowly but surely they
are getting the idea that the thing
70 DO il 20 70 back to work and
stop being hysteriesi about Wash
ington politieos -- that they must
sink or swim without regard 10 the
life pfeSeryers thrown or Withheld
BY any national standardization.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16

PHOENIX. Ariz.- Robert
NJ. Burgunder ir.. son Of a
prominent Seattle attorney,
told authorities today that he
shot two automobile statesmen
to death two weeks ago be-
cause he needed their car to
get away.
Burgunder signed statement
saving he killed Jack Peterson and
Ellis koury after he had csshed
S17O in bad checks. He said he
forced Peterson and Koury TO bind
each other with their belts and TO
lie prone while he shot them.
Burgunder. student at the
Arizona State Teachers college at
Temple. was captured in johnson
City. Tenn He told County At
tourney Richard Hairless that he
was ready to face whatever comes
now"
-
/ the checks 10 pay gambling
losses. He was especially
fond Of playing slot machines
and was warned by both his
father and mother on several
occasions against playing so
much. lie also lost money on
pin ball machines.
After the statesmen were MUIR
dured and authorities were search
ing Burgunder's personal effects.
they found letter from his mother.
Mrs. Ruth Burgunder OF Alham-
bra, Calf, advising him against
playing slot machines.
Butgunder's conviction on a
grand larceny charge in the state
OF Washington was also blamed on
his desire to play slot machines.
He robbed a drug store. and told
officers that the reason he did IL
was to get money to play gamb-
ling devices.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16
RUSS REJECT
BRITISH plan
Formula for Anti-Nazi
Front Held to be
Inadequate"
EUROPE

Soviet Russia was under
stood in authoritative sources
today to have politely rejected
Great Britain's proposals for
adherence of Moscow to Euro
pean anti-aggression front.
The Russian, government, in a
note to Britain, described the
British formula as inadequate. 3"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16
GOES To TRIAL FOR
Staying IN AUBURN

Leslie Thomas Wheeler. 81,
cook, went on trial in Seattle to-
day before Superior Judge Hugh
Todd for the first degree murder
lat Auburn Of Mrs. Daisy Mae I'll
iotson Moore. So. Of Oregon City
and Ashland. Ore. last Dee %.
Wheeler pleaded guilty last Tues
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16

futt.tDtt.rHtt Delegates 10
the conventions hess ~ tbs unitsd
Tsxflis Workers u America and
the Textile Workers Organizing
COMMITTEES today voted 70 merge
the tao unions
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16
GIRL MOTHER
1T ACE Of /!

LIMA Peers M<ateet sushort-
ties ted<y Investigates ~ ease
~ Lana Medina. an iHia&a s1sS
SAID ~ phss.ss&Bs At IN ss4lsr-
ssss hssps'xi ~ h&xs gwen nNth
% . soa ~ ths age IT five.
Before she nfth Ina weighed
- posaa<lxs xhs % littis le<s tnaa
81 fest tall ina hss5 ~ss d.
lissrsd ~ . c.ss~fsAn Operation.
D.. ifepeists Lsfsbsfe. dlfe<tne
Of the Astsfnsty sn~pstsL $40
-LiBs sGd ne nany sfs we'll
she esthstop< tn~ sp~fsiiea e.
esii<ntiy. Tne sisl. who speAme
pregnant ~a<n shs vsz four ysnss
ard ii mentss cd had m1n~
ssfu~ied ever .snce ne ~ae ef9ne
noashs ssa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16
GIRL Is
RESCUE HEROINE
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS:
It's # Sad Story For Feminine
Fd7s...Robert Taylor Married

Robert Taylor, having taken unto him.
self bride--the beauteous Barbara Stan.
wyek-hoped today that he at last had put
an end to the ordeal he has been subjected
to by feminine admirers.
Taylor who perhaps suffered more at the
hands Of admirers than any other movie actor.
married Miss Stanwyck at san Diego In ccre-
mony held up until after midnight Saturday 50
they wouldn't be affected by any possible May 18TH
bad luck
His friends believed hi. wedding weuid
stop the siege Of mass hyster,a which caused
feminine fans To tear pieces off hts siothe. for
souvenirs. 10 crowd close In attempts 10
kiss him that they smeared his face with lip
stick. 10 hide under hi. bed. and ia make life
miserable for him whenever he dared iesye
Holly wood
The newyweds had only one day 10 honey
moon and even that was broken up by reception
for the press. Both returned 10 work today Taylor
TO make make-believe love to Hedy LAMAR. his
bride TO perform as prize fighters girl friend,
For three years they were companions. They
even built adjoining ranch homes in the San Fer
naudo valley close they could signal each other
from their upstairs windows
Taylor who born Arlington Brigh n
years ago in Filley Neb and who got his new
name because n studio secretary thought II sounded
well never had been married before. His 3i-year-
old bride is the divorced wife of Frank Fay =.
President Manuel Que,an. answering an as.
sembiy movement 10 amend the constitution to
permit his reelection said at Manila he was unytl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16
Topay's nnAl
BASEBALL,

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16

The snip had emerged from tbs
Re fields Hbich hsa aslsyss q zsa.
In al effort v make up for Loaf
time. sped al nixht ana morning at
- knots
From csps Race. Newfoundland.
the Empress Ali stiil ns more than
400 niles from is BERN here ia
the 81 t-ssfsnes liver. Ths master
rsdl0ed he hoped 10 arrive ~
midnight t0n0ff0e.
In Ottawa. members 81 fhs
.nfsf-aepArtmsntxi COMMITTEES In
charge ef ire royal toz4. studied
the engagements IN Csnsa. and
the United states and nlll an
n04aes saon hee the tao dsys
Topped off ths tour ssii b. al.
sGfsed
4 AS not expected that thssf
nlziesfiss visit 10 the tinted stats
would be shortened.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16

Fred Il. snite Jr.. Is. whose home
for three years has been an iron
lung is enroute from Miami TO the
famous French shrine Of miracles
OF Our Lady OF Lourdes, He will
sail from New York on the Nor
msndie Tuesday. snite said he
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16

The liner Empress Of Australia
carrying the British m0nsrebs On
Their first voyage - Amsrtes. cane
In sight u the southern Up ~ Sse-
foundiand At 7,s0 a ~ psf.
Delayed tao days. first BY fsg
and then b lesbefgs. the liner
finally foana perfect sailing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16
BIAMES SLOT
MACHINESFO
TWO MURDERS
Burgunder c o nfesses
Crime, Says Money
Needed For Losses
On Slot Devices

PHOENIN, Ariy.--Rabert VI.
Burgunder. jr.. was brought
briefly before the Phoenix
justice court today and his pre-
llmlnary hearing on two first
degrees murder charges set
for May %.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16

oUEBEf-fir.t ~weiesniax
party" to reach tbs ship besf=
lag the British noonsfehs To
Amsrtca aers t&s sparros :.
Exhausted bY their long fiight
from land. the spsffsss we're
greeted utfh delight when tbsx
sIighted on the deck.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16

.Brsden,on Junior Chamber Of Com
merce barbecue last Thursday. His
sasailants were not named
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16
Huge Steel find U)Ood
Shell Placed By Tugs

Second of the huge Narrows bridge pier cassons des
tined to became the Tacoma side main pier, moored in
place just north of Ttow beach the slack tide Monday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16

Ntes ksn<i Nno No)oeooof9
ssn. A doctor vss called frsm
Auburn ana the psllmosar waa
ofisfsd from Tacoma =
Asdssn. bepevsf. ~ss virtually
recovered b. ms tire the pssl.
motor arrived
MIA. Van vsissnhsug hers~if
reconstructed what occurred 10 .
Times reporter
IL 0ss1 s~fsnsu~s
sjohn decided 10 s~lm ssfsss
ths isks. Hss . very good s~ims
mer. qua snox Nothing nss shis
hAa ever happened 70 aim s<fofs
Anyway no started cut Ali tn~
others ~sfs an the psense sfoua1s
playing ssfsssil
When NJ h8a goa. shosxs hslf
uay aesass the lake. be susifsnit
cried out ne bad cramps r. kis
MP and lsx rnsfs ~ss nobody
else ssezad
Ne hsd xsoe asea three Or
fssar tines p~fers reached ain.
hs ~ss failing about 1ildIf sns
I kns~ | ~Vsli have 20 40 SINE
thing ~ land here sns xsxxlsa
= iittis nesvoasifl l ksesxsa hsza
cut
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16
King, Queen Get First
Glimpse of MeW UOrld

QtEBEC-king George and Queen Elizabeth sgrfetsd
with fog and ice their first glimpse Of the world
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16

weather a. II made the first lana-
fall Of the voyage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16
HATCH BILL MAY
BIZ SHOWED THROU oil

Another angle on the campaign
fund problem u that despite b.
partisan pressure against the Hatch
bill outlaUfng political activity and
contributions by federal employees
and FeIiefers. a coalition Of Re
publicsns and Democrats has been
formed to force IL out Of the house
judiciary committee for a test vote
II has passed the senate. and II
Continued on Page Z. Col 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-16

was making the trip chiefly for
spiritual sustenanee. but his father
hoped the waters of 81. Befnsdetts
might do his son some good
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
Baptism Of Infants At
St. John Held Sunday

Sunday morning AZ = John CME
hat,A an nlsualie large congre-
ga'ion witnessed the baptism OF
'NeKe infants The large church
ehfrus marched IT, 10 The strains Of
God ~ our Fathers and after
The regular opening ceremonies the
s'ewardesscs. parents eod-mo'h-
ees. the pa-,or and his associates.
also Tho infant candidates Mere
grouped within 'hc altar and =
eroup picture made by The Tribune
phofostapher. J Theus
Tho SERMON hy no Rev Mr. Nc
claim followed text 81 Mark 1915.
The speaker fnlv explained tho
lnrew Of Bringing children 70
GOD
~ nm membcrs aud friends
of s. Iohn church assembled a.
lDcy Therman YWCA. and attend.
ID musital program and a pa
raie - f'as iIiors sponsored hy
81 iohrs chM George Walket
Ngsged a saw solo THE Rosary
The fashion review Included
s''ies Tor s'rcs' sport bushes:
and evening wesr FOR juniors and
ad'.Ifs
3ne fn'ruH'ss on rWoffainnien
ui AT guests ~ honor We're a..
cd In formal dress Tea was
\. ,urod nr Mrs Matte Holmes o.
fic Sen!nr choir
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
Corinthian c h ur c h
Conducts Revival

The Rev Mr. Fisher. dean OF the
local Baptist Training school. was
guest preacher at Corinthian Bap-
list church. Sunday morning al II
O'Clock. his theme being, How "a
70 Happy" II was a very master
ful message.
The BYPr met AZ so with Mrs.
4. Alexander in charge.
AT $50 pm, the regular month
" program was presented by the
Senior choir The pastor the Rev.
r. l.. Jackson, also delivered a
short sermon
Monday night. MAY 90. revival
srvices hegan at Corinihian Rap
b, church. conducted nv the Rev,
r W. Wright OF Nj Zion church,
in this city The pastor invites the
ministers and members ~ other
local churches 10 assist in the re-
sival
The Rev Mr.. Jackson and his
Radio choir broadcast over WENL
a. 7l5 each SUNDAY evening