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again De tdnuiudtc ioi TIC Vi
Because, just two weeks ago, Ten
nent IL was revealed by one who
prefers to go unnamed. penned the
following letter to Joe L. Long.
ar president OF Atlas Foundry a
Machine Co. of which Tennent
sas vice president:
Dear Sir: Due to the tart
that I am again entering poll
tics. II h necessary that ]
have sufficient time to carry
on political activities. and feel
that In Justice to the Atlas
Foundry l should tender my
resignation a. effective Aug. J..
1888. In doing so wish Atlas
Foundry every success.
(signed)
M. G.. TENNEST."
The resignation seems 10 make
Il obvious the former mayor be-
lievss he can win. A couple OF
moShs ago he circulated 5000 or
5000 Npledge" cards for sigma
lures. He has told friends the
response from those urging him
10 run and promising support was
Exceptionally encours ging.'
Incidentally. Congl -Ssman hnute
Hill. Of Prozser. is testing his
political wings via pledge csrdA
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Big enough be Western Washingtons largest-iport-
enough involve expenditure in Of $4,000
high enough to be the loest Of its type in the world
that's the Mud Mountain dam essential part of the Puyaup
Flood Control project.
Located six miles OF Buckley and miles south
east of Enumaw at point where the White river makes
gorge Mud Mountain dam will take three years
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POLITICULARS
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Tennent Quits Job
To Run for Mayor
Knute Hills Wants
To Be Governor
Fish burne Out
As Demo Chief
Will Select New
Leader Sept. 9

WHEN quits his job tackle politics. he's serious
That being ii evidence beyond doubt today
that NJ. G. NeD Tennent, aggressive former mayor will
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S. p. Still Talks Sabotage,
But G.Men Get No EVidence

RENO Nsy.Ths desert reAchss at Nevada wsfs se1rene
TODAY for man or men who might have deliberately wrhn0
the southern psefcx brown and yellow aereaaine TRAM
City OF San Francisco. and hsd - peFnoee hss betnr
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BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland 01O 900 0s0-- 3 ; 3
Detroit. -. O03 0O7 1lx-12 IL o
Dobson. Broaca t6) snd Hens
ley. Sewell: Newsom and Tebbetts.
Washington 900 100 100 o. ; o
New York. Oi0 900 100 is 6 1
10 innings)
Chase and Giuliani; Gomez and
Dickey.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York 03O O0l OOI--5 IL
Brooklyn. -. GIL 900 00x-8 Is o
Gumbert. Lynn %. Brown t2).
Salvo go and banning; Hamlin
and Phelps.
Philadelphia 0lo 900 0S0-4 8 0
Boston 49,. 101 DOL 0O0-S 3 o
Beck and Miles, Davis: Fette
and Lopez.
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TWO CARS HIT.
KILL TACOMA
BOY IN Street
Priest and Stella
COON Hospital At
tendant at Wheels
of Tragedy Autos

Tossed like a billiard ball
between two cars that struck
him. six-year-old Jack Beer.
$3.50 So. Madison St. was
killed almost instantly Mon
day afternoon.
The boy was struck by a car
driven by Father Gerald r. Des-
mond, 81. of 81. Martins college.
Lacey, and hurled into the path of
another machine driven by NJ. o.
Rudd. 81. attendant at Western
Washington State hospital. stella
COON.
Rushed to Pierce County hos
pitsl in police ambulance i'm
mediately after the accident, at
4:i7 p. m, the boy was pronounced
dead by DR.. Magliole.
Both drivers were arrested for
investigation of the accident. After
questioning they were released by
Deputy Prosecutor James Peter
son. and notified to appear at the
court house at 2 p. m. Tuesday
for further questioning.
Ran Across street
Meanwhile, Police Captain Tom
Ross. head Of the traffic division,
was assembling evidence which
was to be turned over to the
prosecutors office.
The boy. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank l.. Beer. ran across the
street into the path of Desmond's
car on So. 66th st. where South
Tacoma swamp cuts under the
thoroughfare.
Desmond was driving east, when
the boy darted off the sidewalk
and into the street. The priest
slammed on the brakes of his car
and skidded 81 feet. His car
struck the boy and carried him 20
feet beyond the end of the skid
marks.
Cars Collide
The boys body was hurled into
the path of The oncoming machine
driven by Rudd. Rudd. already
trying to stop his car. skidded 80
( CONTINUED on Page 5, Column 81
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Merchants
ThanksA%'
But Calendar Makers
and Football Men
1red as President
Alters Thanksgiving

MI EkCHANIS generally
were happy today over
President Roosevelt's an
nouncement he was advancing
Thanksgiving day a week. be-
cause that will enlarge the
Christmas shopping period,
but there was CONSERVATION
among college football man.
ayers and calendar makers.
At Campobello. N. s., where he
arrived yesterday on a vacation
cruise. Roosevelt said he had had
many requests to move the holiday
ahead. because it came too near
Christmas. and that since there
was nothing sacred about the
customary date-the last Thurs
day of November-and no federal
law governing it. he would pro-
claim it for Nov. % this year. in
stead OF Nov. So He said that
henceforth. beginning in 1910.
Thanksgiving would be the second
Thursday of November.
MORE SHOPPING TIME
II Is tradition among business
men that advertising and display
of Christmas goods is withheld
until after Thanksgiving and since
that holiday would have fallen this
year on the latest possible date,
there would have been only 20
Christmas shopping days.
However, there had been IS foot
ball games scheduled for Turkey
day." some of them annual sec
tional classics, and now that the
schedules of most universities are
completed, and Nov. 80 is to be
just another school day, some
serious problems arose.
Tacoma merchants, frankly, |
were pleased with the announce
ment. but local officials in foot
ball and calendar quarters were /
inclined to be embittered and dis
gruntled about the whole bust
ness.
WINES COMMENTS
Ben Elterman. assistant man.
sger of Peoples Store, summed 1t
up neatly for all the merchants.
He said: "A very good thought.
It's finew
But F. B. Wines. whose printing
company specializes in the making
of calendars, took a firm stand on
the other side of the question.
Its too late to do anything /
about this year, Of course. The
heck of 1t Is, it's too late to do
anything about 1910. too. You
see. we calendar men keep about /
a year head Already we've sent
out about IS per cent of our 1910
calendars. We take orders the
first of the year for the next years
calendar, delivering them begin
ming about in March or April.
NORRIS DISGUISED
Now, well have to change our
plates for the rest of the orders.
It's very confusing. Wen wait,
though. until we know it's official
Dave Morris, Stadium hi III
school athletic director, was dis
gusted. "Stadiums annual Thanks
giving Day game with Lincoln
won't be played on Thanksgiving
at ALL" he said. Either that
or the schedule will have to be
changed. We have game
scheduled with wenatchee Nov. Is,
and that doesn't give US enough
time to prepare for a big game
on the 23d. It's TERRIBLE
And at Seattle, Frederick E.
Baker, president of II. G. Brace
.r-z.f,,,aa ~ Daoa n Calupon Al I
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The boys body was hurled into
the path Of the oncoming machine
driven by Rudd. Rudd, already
trying to stop his car. skidded 80
CONTINUED on Page 5. Column 81
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BANK TRANSACTIONS

Tacoma ........-..-.sss4s5.ooo
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Incidentany. Congl -zsman hnute
Hill. Of Prozser. is testing his
political wings via pledge cardA
The Washington times., 1939-01-18
Life's Little Tragedies
assn
sSSB

aS1 0S0
takers, skilled workers, man.
ayers Of large institutions, car.
penterS and cabinet makers.
OCTOBER "A TO NOVEM-
BER 22 (ScorpiO) All matters
handled with keen mentality,
foresight and adrOit manipuIa-
tiOn should mOye swiftly. You'll
be . useful accessory to any diff
ficult situation toby.
Sc0rp1O-SOme' cdv'
NOVEMBER % TO DECEM.
BER 20 (SagittariusJ
after December 6: tone down q
tendency to be haSty and i'm
pulsive and y0u1l obtain equally
aa good results as your more
favored brethern born before
December 4.
The Washington times., 1939-01-18
BV Frances Drake
BY Aherm
BY Beck

those connected with law courts,
accountants, stOckkeepers, Su-
perintendents Of buildings, shop
keepers, domestic affairs.
A CHILD BORN TODAY will
be q SeriOus-minded, ambitious
yet kindly individual who can,
If rightly reared, succeed in any
profession or trade it under
takes. Excellent planetary in
fIuences from Uranus, Neptune
and Jupiter during 1889 win
work for this chiId's future
good. Environment will reflect
strongly on its nature.
(This feature also appears tn
the Sunday Herald TinteSJ
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aSw
g.
NEcENNRER. 22 tn IANTTARV

DECEMBER 2S TO JANUARY
Fl (CaprlcOrn) in
business and improvement In
personal and social standing
very likely If you are at your
best. Deal with lawyers, Inn
pOrtant perSOnages in industry
and finance and those in high
church and social affairs.
JANUARY 22 TO FEBRU.
AIRY 20 (Aquarius) Natives of
January 22-February 6: inject
more pep and ingenuity into af.
fairs. Be brisk, attentive. Other
Aquarians: make a good score,
you're under fine rays!
FEBRUARY FL TO MARCH
20 (Pisces) artic larly
favored: agriculturists, florists,
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Rains
Came

Continued from Page Six
the Maharanee's band had been
playing
Edwina said. Lets sit here for
a moment and have a cigarette.
I'm exhausted by the heat"
So they both sat on the divan
and after the cigarettes were
lighted they both fell silent until
at last the silence became unen-
durable, when Ransome said, Are
you thinking what I'm thinking 30
She laughed, of course I am.
you ninny."
For the first time in many years
he was aware Of a romantic feel
ing. He said, You're looking very
beautiful beautiful than you
were then"
IT'S a long way from England.
We've both come a long way since
then.
It's as if it were meant to be.
you know, the two of us meeting
again like this in a Maharajah's
palace.
She laughed. ITS all very Elinor
Glyn."
Don't do that"
Even to the tiger skin" she
said, kicking the skin on the floor
with her toe.
You're perverse Anyway it's a
panther skin" But inside him the
excitement kept on mounting.
She laughed again: TN the mid
die of the monsoon-with the heat
and the rain. It's all very provoca.
tive and savage
He rose then and closed the
door.
(To BE Continued Tomorrow
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BENEFITS
BILL INCREASES

WASHINGTON = Benefit pay
mcnts to farmers IN the last half
Of 1855 tatalcd S233. 259 BOG. com
pared with S37076. 215 for the
same period Of 1887. the AAA re-
ported today
Most Of the increase was ae-
counted for by cotton price adjust
ment payments. totaling Sl14.15i.-
1876. and sugar benefit payments
aggregating 500 996 7as items not
included IN 1887 payments.
The bulk of the payments
sl4O. $50. 000-went to 10 southern
states. North and South Carolina.
Alabama. Arkansas. Mississippi,
Louisiana. Georgia. Texas Okla
homa and Tennessee.
Texas farmers received S3s 600
900. more than double the amount
for any other state Iowa headed
the list outside the south with
S13.923 900 and California was Sec
ond with S6.156 600.
Farm income in principal agri-
cultural states included:
Washington. S134 303 900 fro m
marketings. S1.S7s0O0 from gov
eminent payments.
Oregon. S97 $3.50 from mar
ketings and S2,499. 900 from gov
eminent payments.
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LOCAL GIRL PLEDGED
AT WASHINGTON STATE

WASHINGTON STATE COL
LEGE, Pullman Jean Hansen OF
Tacoma has been pledged to the.
Washington State college chapter
of the American College Quill club
Miss Hansen is a freshman ma jor-
ing in bacterioloGy.
Membership in the organiza-
ton is extended to students who
have presented outstanding liter
airy work to the group. Two man.
uscripts are submitted to the club
by each applicant, and each manu-
script must be approved by all
club members.
The members of this group are
all actively interested in literary
accomplishment and publish a
group of selected stories and arti-
Giles written during the past year
in the Shark, a magazine publish
ed semi-annually.
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KINGDOM Ares; 1915
Swingsters
KVl-M vst1c Melodies
l0:a5. Mary Lou Taylor
KOMO - DANCE rou
Roads. l0:45 DR. Kate
KJR-Cecll Solly. l0:45
Harmony.
KIRO-AntlQupS
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KMO-E d d lie Albright.
ll:45. Hollywood Whis-
pers
X Y l 49, American School
OF Air.
KOMO - Valiant Lady
ll:45 HYMNS
Variety Show.
kIRO-Air School.
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KMO-School OF Air
XVI 80 Big Sister. ll:l5
Real Life Stories
KOMO - Betty and Bob
Has. Grimm's Daugh
".
KJ.t - S ence Every
where
KIRO - Serials: ll:lt
Aunt lnnnu
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KMO-Cats and the Fid :
die: - as, Health and
Training.
KVI-Scattergood Baines:
I2:45. Fletcher Wiley
KOMO - Pepper Young
l2:45. Guiding Light.
KJR-News. l2;45. Book :
ends
KIRO - serial: l2 40
commentator
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II NOON

KMO - Vitality. u Is
News.
XVI - Headlines: IL is
Music OF the Day.
KOMO - MARY Marlin
l2:15. Ma Perkins.
KJR-Department OF Ag.
riculture. 1915. Cow
boy Joe
K | II o N VS., l2:i5
Singing sam.
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KMO Trade: i0:i5
Jackie Heller.
XVI - Gold Dergs: 1918
Life Can Be Beautiful
K O NJ o Other Wife
1918. Plain Will.
KJR-National Farm anc
Home
KIRO-G Serial
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o T9s.as are Ppafse I0s d,o .isi2Ts %.
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RMO - News. Gas. En-
semble
KVI-Helen Trent: Gas
Gal Sunday,
kOMO-Tena and Tim
9:45 Studio Party.
KJR-N National Farm ant
Home
KrR Romance
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Radio Time Table
10 NOON

] stations latest Hvaila bic
VISIBILITY fez last-minute
u NOON
KMO Luncheon X
press i2i5. News
XVI - Headlines y ID
Music q me DAY
KOMO Mar Marlin
1915. Ma Perkins
KJR - Dept % AErietil-
ture. = IS, COWBOY
Joe
KIRO News. y Is.
Singing sam
1890 +. VI.
KMO Cats and the
Fiddle
XVI Bafnes. Y -
Commentator
KOMO Pepper YounE
i2:45. Guiding Light
KJR-NeWs. y IS Book
ends
KTRO-Serial
| p. NJ.
KMO All-Year Club
l:l5. Midstream
XVI Kitty Kelly; ll5
Myrt and Marge
KOMO-Backstage Wife
1915 Stella Dallas
KJR--Club Matinee.
KlRO-Serials
30 =. NJ.
iKMO-Notes, l.45, Book
q Week.
KVI-Hilltop House i5
Stepmother
KOM 10 Vic and SADIE
l:45 CIR Alone
KJR-Matinee
X X O-S q al 80
Stepmother
. ?. NJ.
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2:l5. johnson Family
KVI-Band. 2;l5. March
OF Games
KOMO-Houseboat Han
nah: 2 20. Leo and
Ken.
K J r - Orchestra; 2:l5
Songs.
2::30 Z. NJ.
KMO-Ayre 5 Music; 2 As
Blues.
KVi~so You Want to
Be; 2:45 Eton BOYS.
K o NJ O-Pres. Birthday
Program: PAS. Tenor.
kJR-Trio. 2:45 Songs
IKIRO-Vocational.
3 p. Nj.
H6MO-Feminine Fancles.
XVI 49, Press News, 3 05
Varieties.
K o M o - Our American
School: BIS, l Love a
Mystery
KJR-J esse Crawford
3:l5. Duo.
lkIRO-News; 3;05, Pa
rade.
$3.50 P. Nj.
KMO-What Goes On7;
3:45. Rhythm.
XVI 80 Bob Trout: 3:45,
Dial Teasers.
IKOMO-Woman's Maya
KjRELyon & Marlowe:
3:45. Father and Son
K / r o - 7 o d ay: 3:i5,
Ruth O'Neil
a Z. Nj.
KMO - Fulton Lewis:
AIS. News.
lKVI-County Seat: Ais.
Pre- school Story Hour
HOMO-Easv Aces: 4:l5
Mr. Keen
kJR-Rendezvous Orch.
AIS. Orch
kIRO - c unity Seat;
AIS, Job Finder.
a 80 Z. M.
KNOTS Box Office.
X V / - Louise Receconi.
4:45. Duo.
KJR-Portraits.
* o NJ o p lav ground
News. 4 :45. Orchestra.
lkIRO-Rhythm.
5 p. NJ.
K NJ o - Vitality Club:
5:l5. Wandering Cow
boy.
kVI-Tea for Two: 5:l5.
HOWE Wing.
KOMO-P or t "a / is At
j Dusk
KIRO-Tea Time.
$3.50 Z. NJ.
KMO - Jack Armstrong:
$40. Gaslight Harmon =
les.
lKVI-Duo.
KOMO Hobby Lobby
KJE-Vibraphone Time
KIRO-Duo. 5:45. How :
ard Costigan.
6 Z. NJ.
KMO-Aireotorials: els,
Phantom Pilot.
KVI--Star Theater
/ KOMO-Paul son;
6l5. Orchestra.
KRIS c a n d NAV ian;
6:l5. News.
KIRO-Music
6:30 p. NJ.
KMO-News; Gas, Frank
Bull.
RVl-Star Theater.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Hour
KJR-Wings for Martins
KIRO-Theater.
7 p. M.
/ KMO-Talk
kVI-Rhythm; 7:l5. Ski
Tips.
KOMO-Kay Kyser's Mu-
steal Class
/ KJR-P t ople ] Have
Known.
IKlRO-Rhapsody.
80 =. NJ.
KMO-Lone Ranger.
KVI-Ask 1t.
KOMO-KaV Kvser
KJR-Public Interest.
authorizations
s 2. Nj.
KMO-News. 8:15, Birth
day Ball Plans.
K V - Orchestra: 6:l5.
Lum and Abner.
KOMO-Amos n Andy:
S:l5 Ed c Hill
kJR-Radio Forum. SIS,
Rhythm.
K1RO-Moonlight Music
e:l5, Lum and Abner,
80 p. Nj.
KMO-Orchestra; DICK
Jurgens.
KVl-Paul Whiteman.
kOMO-Tommv Dorsey.
kJR-Until Tomorrow.
kIRO-Musical,
9 Z. NJ.
RMO-News: s:l5. Sam
my Kaye.
kMO-NeNs. s;l5. State
Supt
KVI-Gang Busters.
HOMO-Town Hall To-
night
X J K - VS.. e:l5
Rhythm
KIRO- Gangbusters
9:30 p. Nj.
HMO-W Wash State Pro-
gress. 9 As. Lawmakers.
KVl-S o p HE Tucker
9.45. News
EOMO-Town Hall
kJR-Parents on Trial.
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X NJ o - Quartet, lis
Mid stream.
XVI - Kitty Kelly; lis
Mvrt and Marge.
KOMO-Backstage Wife
l:l5 Stella Dallas.
KJR-Club Matinee.
kIRO-Serials.
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KMO - Trade Program
iO.i5. Eneores.
XVI - Goldbergs. l0i5
Life Can be Beautiful
KOMO-O her wife
lOl5. Plain Bill
KJR Farm and Home
X I 4 o - Tonic Tunes
10 Is. Feminine Forum
1890 A. VI.
KMO-Syncopaged Brew
titles 10 -, Voice OF
Experience
K W Nj site Melodies.
KOMO - D anse rou s
IL A. NJ.
KMO-School OF the Ait
KVI-Bls Sister, has
Aunt Jenny
aOMO-Betty ana Bon.
10 Aiktal4i44 Aya Us u .
ter
KJR- Your Health
x I r o 49, Serial, il:l5
30 A. VI.
RNO - Eddie Aliorighr
li.f5. Muse and Music
kNI-AmerIcar School Of
tho AIR
KOMO - Valiant LADY.
HAS Betty CrocEer
NJR-Marine Band
kIRO-The Living World
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\. VI.
X " o TodaE Altman
ar Is Farmer s Pro.
gram
ENl-DEdfionals
kOMO - Good Morning
tbs Morning Mem
orauda
X fR- urrh OF the Az
X ! r O Morning Aelo
dies
30 A. VI.
r ~ O VS., T45
Tonic Tunes
News 745. Top o
Morning
X O N q Memoranda
7;45. Yodelirg.
X JR Financial. : 40
Sports Parade.
KIRO-Rise and Shine
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KMO-Ayre S Music 2 45
Blues.
KVI-So You Want TO
Be. 245. Eton Boys.
K o NJ O-Pres. Birthday
Program: ? as. Tenor.
kJR-Trio: 2:45 Songs.
IKIRO-Xocational.
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KMO-Cnristian Science
8:45 Haven
KVI-Musical, 8:45. Sally
OF the Star
KOMO-Shlp OF JOY.
kJR-Paul Page Songs;
s;45. Originalities.
KIRO Eewsreel. 6:45
Weather Forecast.
9 A. VI.
KMO Talk OF the Town
BIS. Talk
XVI - Womens Page.
9:l5. Nancy James.
KOMO-Farm Talk: s:15
O'Neills
KJR-Campus Kids. Q 10
News
KIRO-Connie ort h,
q.i5 Her Honor.
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RMO-s O'Clock Clipper
BIS Sheiia Bennett
ENI-Helen sawyer. 8 Is
RhvfhmalFes
KOMO- ReYcries
X J r - Ensemble. 8 Is
Christian Science.
KIRO-Hour Glass.
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KMO-Feminine Faneies.
XVI - Press News, 3 o5,
Varieties.
K o M o - Our American
School. 3l5, l Love a
Mystery
KJR-J esse Crawford
3:l5. Duo.
kIRO-News: 3:05. Pa
rndn
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KAfO AlI-Year Club
1915. Midstream
XVI 49, Kitty Kelly; I'D
Myrt and Marge
KOMO-Backstage VIE.
l.l5 Stella Dallas
KJR-Club Matinee.
klRO-Serials.
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KJR - Gilbert Sullivan
Music
KIp O Father Goose
SIS Wlnz
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KMO - Kevboards. l45
Book a Week
XVI Hilitop House
l:f5. Stepmother
KOMO-NIc and Sade
las Girl Alone
KJR-M tinec.
kIRO-Bess Johnson.
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Don't You Believe II
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Baum.
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8:l5 Varieties
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K | r O-Knowledge Col
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son.
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OF Games.
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Songs.
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ENO - JACK Armstrong
5f5. Orchestra.
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KMO-Notes, l:45, Book
q Week
KVI-Hilltop House, i5
Stepmother
K o MO Vic and SADIE
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KJR-Matlnee
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KJR-Bal Tabarin.
KIRO Might Extra
l0.i5 Sereuade.
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K MO Treasure Trails
KMO-6l5 Reichmuth.
KVl-We the People
KOMO-Aloha. 8 IS. Fl.
nesse.
KJR-Scandinavian.
gIRO-People's Program
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KJP 49, Dent o. AEricdl
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EMO - Navy Talk: AIS
Johnson Family
KVI-Senate Questions
2:l5. Music for Fun
KOMO-Houseboat Han
nah. > Is. Gallon Bros
KJR-Orch. 2;l5. Gil
Engineers Band
IrIIl a Aa.nnln
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die: - as, Health anC
Training.
KVI-Scattergood Baines
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KOMO - Pepper Young
l2:45. Guiding Light.
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ends
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Family
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1918. Orchestra
KJR-Garden Orchestra
KIRO-MoonliCht Music,
1915, Nightcaps.