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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-05
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CHARLES M. SCTIWAB, New York, N. Y.
Chairman of the Board
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
WILLIAM L. DEBOST, New York, N. Y.
President, Union Dime Savings Bank
JEREMIAH MILBANK, New York, N. Y.
DALTON CORY COLEMAN
Montreal, Canada, Senior Vice-President,
Canadian Pacific Railway
NEWCOMB CARLTON, New York, N. Y.
Chairman of the Board
Western Union Telegraph Company
LEROY A. LINCOLN, New York, N. Y.
President, Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company
HARRY w. CROFT, Greenwich. Conn.
THOMAS H. BECK, New York, N. Y.
President, Crowell Publishing Company
WALTER EWING HOPE. New York. N. =!
Member, Milbank. Tweed and Hope
Attorneys at Law
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Metropolitan Life 4
Insurance Company I
VZAJEMNA ~POLECNOST
FREDERICK H. EcKER. chairman If III Board LEROY A. LINCOLN. Preadsnt
/ Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y.

SAMUEL w. FoRDYcE, 81. Louis, Mo.
Member, Fordyce, White, Mayne, Williams
and Hartman, Attorneys at Law
CARROLL B. MERRIAM, Topeka, Kans.
Director, Reconstruction Finance Cofporaione
and Chairman of the Board,
Central Trust Company of Topeka
GEORGE McANENY, New York, NJ. Y.
Chairman of the Board
Title GUARANTEES and Trust Company
ROBERT v. FLEMING, Washington, D. c.
President and Chairman of the Board
Riggs National Bank
FREDERIC W. ECKER, New York, N. Y.
Vice-President
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
WINTHROP w. ALDRICH, New York, N. z.
Chairman of the Board
Chase National Bank of New York
EDWARD r. sTETTINIUS, Jr., N. Y.C
Chairman of the Board
United States Steel Corporation
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vYsokE BODY
1888

Stencil, jejichz zivotni ~pojiSteni S touto Spolecnosti
obnaselo pies $22,612, 600, 900 ma konci minule-
no roku.
R. 1888 vice nez $500, 800, 900 bylo vyplaceno
pojiStencim a benefictantdm a S176,O 600, 900 bylo
ulozeno do zakonnych reserv ma ~splaceni obligaci,
jez Sc n~ashromazdi v budoucich letech poole nynei-
SIGH pojistek. Vyplacene dividendy r. 1893 ~obnaSely
$103, $40, 900. JeSte vstSi suma-S118, O42, OOO->
byla ponechana ma vyplaceni dividend v r. 1889.
Metropolitan O%yplatila cd roku 1927 uice nezi
S $4,000, 900, 900 poDstsncdnn a beneficiantdn.
Vice nez 81, 800, 900, 900 ochrann6ho ziUotnfbo
poIStsnf u~zaUfeno pocten 3,33O,151 nou1ni DO
jistkanN, vydangnm noinulg rok.
Metropolitan pFedklada Obchodni Zpr
I'VE ehodS q VZ.oSnS z~.sv>u -
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-05

Jmsni, drzene pro dobro poji$tsnci a benefician-
td-coz zahrnuje vice nez 100, 900 peclivs wy
branych, rozmanitych investici-obnaSelo vice nez
81, 200, 600, 900.
Jake Cast sveho programu pe6e roku 1893.
Metropolitan rozdala 68 milionI kn1zek o zdravot-
nictvi-prdmerns kazde pil vtefiny-a u~vefejno-
vala msslens ohlaSky o zdravotni vychovs v easopi-
sech, jejichz 1hrnna cirkulace obnaSela "a rok pies
300 milionI vytiskI.
Metropolitan vita kazdou pfilezitost k poskyt-
mutt informaci svym pojiStsncdm, jez jim umozni
zlskati ~jasnejSi p~orozumsni, jak SpoleGnost PRAGUE.
Ia tim deelem Spoleenost uvefejnuje serii vyfchov-
nych ohlasek v e~asopisech a usiluje dalSimi rIz-
nymi zpdsoby Q informovani svych pojistsnci.
V brzke dobe Dude k dostani knizka, ktera bu-
de obsahovati podrobny vykaz o postupu spo-
lecnosti Metropolitan roku 1893. Ochotne yam il
poSleme ma pozadani.
lvu "a rok, konGici 81. prosince 1888.
'anou u Pojist'ujiciho Department.
York;
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1890 2 NJ.

KMO-Cats and the Fid :
die; l2;45, Bookshelf.
KV1-Scattcrgood Balnes
- As. Fletcher Wiley.
KOMO - Pepper Young
l2:45. Guiding Light
kJR-News: l2:45. Book
ends.
KIRO Serial. l2:43
Commentator.
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IL A. NJ.

KMO-School OF Air.
XVI = Big Sister. ll:l5
Real Life Stories.
KOMO - Betty and Bob.
ll:l5. Grimm's Daugh-
ter.
KJR - s Gle n c e Every :
where.
KIRO : Serial: ll:lo
Aunt Jenny
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u NOON

kAiO Vitality { u D
y Is News.
: y - Headlines l2.l5
Music Of the De-
AOMO-Nsry srl1n
i2:i5. Ma Perkins
kjR-u. 5. Dept. Agri-
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WEDNESDAY
7 A. NJ.

shs t'As
KMO-Hits and Encores,
7:l5. Farmers Program
KVl-DeYotlonaIs.
iKOMO TOP OF IN C
Morning; tbs, Morn
ing Memoranda
KJR-Church OF the Air
KIRO-Breakfast Club
1880 A. NJ.
i EMO-Dally News: 7:45
Top OF the Morning
lKVI-Breakfast News
KOMO-7:45. Top OF the
Morning.
7:45. Yodeling
K j r = Financial 7:4o
Sports
KIRO-Rise n Shine.
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u NOON

KMO - Vitality; 1915
News.
XVI - Headlines: 1915
Music OF the Day.
KOMO - Mar Marlin
1915. Ma Perkins.
KJR-Department OF Ag.
riculture; l2:l5. Cow
bov Joe.
KIRO-News.
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7 2. VI.
Reichmuth
KVI-Dr Christian
KOMO-Bob Hope Show
KJR-If Had a Chance
kJRO-DrZ Christian.
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KMO-Revue: HAS, Hol-
lywood Whispers.
KVI-Concert.
KOMO - Valiant Lady;
ll:45 Hymns
KJR-Variety Show
KIRO - Christmas Holi-
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KMO-Skinnay Ennis
KVI-Studio; GAS News
KOMO-Capt. Dobbsie
kJR-Orchestra
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KMO-Educstionsi s IS
News Dramas
EVI-We The People
kONO-Muslc
ELP Scandinavian
SO GeorEe Hall.
kfRO-People ; Program
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KMO-Notes; lis, Mid
stream.
XVI - Kitty Kelly; l:l5
Myrt and Marge.
Misunderstanding Wife
l:l5 Stella Dallas.
KJR-Club Matinee.
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TUESDA Y

KNO-HIts 7i Farm
ers PFograTr
ENl-nsotionals
KOMO - Good Hornins
7i5 Morning Mem
oranda
KJR-CnurCh . the AL
kIRO-Breaktast Clue
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4:30 P. Nj.
EMO-Private school.
KVI-Second husband
KOAiO - Hot Music
4:s5, Brand Show.
EJR Violinist: 445
Singer.
KIRO-Helep Menkep-
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Having kicked the slrship bust
ness out of the window. when We
could have had a virtual monopoly
Of it on both oceans. We arg now
blsndiy kicking the flying boat
business out the same window. be-
cause we refuse 10 profit by some
one elses experience.
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iMO-NeWs, els, Sam
my Kay.
HVl-Gang Busters.
lkOMO-ToYn Hall To-
night.
kJR-News, els, Singer.
kIRO-Gangpusters.
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kMO-Orch.
kVl-Paul Whiteman.
/ hOMO---Tommy Dorsey.
kJR-Until Tomorrow.
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kMO - Jack Armstrong
s IS Nemesis
EVI-Rhy ming ReuDsu
& . NJ o - Information
Please.
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Q NJ

& NJ o - Bladder, els
Talk.
XVI - " 0 m ems Page,
9:I5. Nancy James.
kOMO-Heart OF Julis
Blake: 9:l5. O'Neills.
KJR-e .o5, Osborne GAS
News.
kIRO-Femlnine side.
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1:30 2. NJ.

KMO - Keyboards: l:45.
Book a Week.
XVI Hilltop House :
las. Men and Books
kOMO-Vlc and SADIE.
las Girl Alone
KJR-Matinee.
KIRO-BeSS johnson
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/ KMO-Dally News. BIS
Don't You Believe II
K VI Orchestra. Chas
Baum
kOMO-Amos n Andy
8:l5 Varieties.
KJR-Orchestra.
8.l5 Between Round
KIR O-knowledge Col
lego
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kMO-Daily News. e;45
Pres Roosevelt
kVl-Helen Trent: 9:45
Gal Sunday
KOMO-Tena and Tim
GAS. Pres. Roosevelt.
Educational Farm and
Ho m e GAS, Pres
Roosevelt.
kIRO-Serlal; Gas. Ser
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kMO--Squlres.
XVI - Prelude to Mid
night.
KOMO-Hotel Orchestra
kJR-Organ.
KIRO-Prelude TO Mid
night
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KMO - Baritone 1915.
Hitmakers.
KVI-M y site Melodies;
i0:45 Mary Lou Taylor
kOMO - Da n rou s
Roads. l0:45. Dr.. Kate
KJR-Cecil Solly.
KIRO-Singer.
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9:30 A. NJ.

KMO News; Gas. En-
semble.
KVI-Helen Trent: 9:45
Gal Sunday.
kOMO-Tena and Tim,
Gas, Romance.
kJR-Congress.
kIRO-Romancc
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kMO-Hayen Of Rest.
K v l. Brown and Ber-
men; 6i5, Sally OF tAe
Star.
j KOMO-Capt Dobbsie
HJR-Ranch Boys. 6:4o,
Orlglnalities.
& l r o - Newsrcel S.4o
Weather Forecast
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KMO - ira q c. 1915
Jackie Heller.
XVI - GoldbergS: 1915
Life Can Be Beautiful
K o MO - Other Wife
lO:i5. Plain Will.
KJR-National Farm and
Home.
KIRO-Serial.
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KMO - Navy Talk, gas
Johnson Family
KVI-Questions for Fun
2:l5. Music for Fun.
kOMO-Houseb boat Han
nah; 2:l5. Gallon Bros
HJR-Orch 2;l5, Singer
KIRO-Lyrlcs
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IL A. NJ.
1880 A. NJ.

+ kMO-Duo. Has. Muse
ana Music.
kVl-American School
hOMO-Naliant L a q y:
ll;.5. Betty Croker
kJR-Cecil Solly. II AS
l ;. Navy.
EIRO-School
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S A.. VI.

KMO-8 O'Clock Clipper
8:l5 Sheila Bennett
KTI-Heien SAWYER. 6:l5
Rhythmaires
KOMO-Reverles
X j r - Ensemble $40
Christian Science.
KIRO-Hour Glass
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KMO-World Dam es;
40 Hstterfields.
KVI-Hilltop House ! 80,
Band.
K Q II o - VIC and SADIE.
10 Girl Alone
KJR-Matir5e.
I EIRO-Serlai.
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KMO-s O'Clock Clipper
Band; 8:l5, I e m p {
1idings.
KVI-The Fact Finder,
S:l5, Pianist.
/ KOMO-ReVeries
KJR-Ensemble
HIRO-Hour Glass.
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KMO-P T 4. Program.
2:I5 Johnson Family
KVI-Band. , Is, March
OF Games.
kOMO-Houseboat Ham
nah. 2i5. Leo and
Ken.
kJR-Piano Time, 2 10.
1--WE Five.
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6:30 Z. Nj.

kMO-News. 6:45. Reich
muth
.6Nl-Star Tlleater.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hour
hJR-News, 6:45, Studio
Party.
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KMO-Christian Science
8:45. Haven
KVI-Duo. S:45 Sally Of
the Star
KOMO-Ship OF JOY.
kJR-Paul Page Songs,
S.45, News
kIRO NeWsreel S:45
Weather Forecast,
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22:30 7 Nj.

* NJ o - Quartet. ? IS,
Piano.
XIV i Music for Fun
2:i5. songs.
K o NJ O. Quartet 245
Cook book.
kJR-Trio, 2:45. Singer
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KIN No w. : IS
What's New
KVI-News 10. TOP o.
Morning.
K o NJ o - Memoranda
7:45. Yodeliig
X J r - Financial. I ;45
Sports Parade
kIRO-Rlsc and Shine
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KMO-Citv Salute
KVI-Ed~aro q Robin
son
lKOMO-Johnny Presents
KJR - Greater Washing e
ton.
/ KIRO-Big Town.
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KMO-C on gress e:i5
Talk.
XVI - Womeus p a & c.
els. Nancy James.
KOMO-Farm Talk: e:l5
ONeilis
kJR-Opening OF Con =
gress
X l r o - Tower Town
OLD. Her Honor.
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Radio Time Table
culture I9a5. Gov uo5
To
EIPO-Sevs i2l5 sam

age 0I9ssB' ' s 9ais sss
r.1,
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4 = NJ.

MO - Fulton Lewis
Ais News,
SVI-County Scat. AIS.
Blind Association
EOMO-Easy Aces. 4:l5
Mr. Keen.
kJR-Hotel Music. AIS
Milhollsnd
KIRO-County Scat
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KMO-Talk.
kVl-Autumn Rhapsody.
kOMO-kay kyser Mu-
steal Glass
.kJR-Mlnstrels,
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kMO-Oich.. 2 70, BarI-
tone.
.HVI-So You want to BE.
X o NJ O - Cadets. 2:4o,
Tenor.
KJR-Trlo. 245 Songs.
KIRO-Vocat ional,
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KMO-Hollvwood On Pa
rade. 5:l5. Wandering
CoWboV
KVI-Tea for Two. 5:lo.
Howie Wing.
KOMO-Portralts
kJR-Revue: 5:lo, Sons
OF Lone Star.
EIRO-Anti 7. B.
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lKMO FULTON Lewis,
Ais, News.
KVI-County Scat; Ais,
Pre- school Story Hour.
KOMO-Easv Aces: 4:lo.
Mr. Keen.
kJR-R Rendezvous Orch,
4 Is, Orch.
kIRO - { ounty Scat.
4.l5, T. II. A
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lkMO-Feminine Fancies.
KVI-News 3 .05. Organ:
3:l5. Dial Teasers
K o NJ O. Our American
School: 3.i5. Malcolm
KJR-HoteI Music. $40.
Serenade.
] LTD Darade
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KMo-Notes. l;i5, Md
stream
XVI Kitty Kelly; : .lo,
Myrt and Marge
KOMO-BackstaEe Wie'
10 Sella Dallas
KJR-Club Matinee.
kIRO-Serlals.
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KMO-Rhy thin and Ro'
nance
kNI-Jimmy Fdler. I:4o
Sports
KOMO-Unc!e Ezra.
kJR-Wash Radio For
um, 7 - organ
xTRO il m m s. fidler
7i5. Rhythm
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4:30 2. NJ

KMO-Its Box Office.
XIV - Louise Recconi,
AS. Studio.
ikJR-Horace Heidi.
/ K O NJ o - p a y GROUND
News; 4:45. Show.
/ kIRO-Hollywood
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kMO-Lone Ranger.
kVl-Ask 1t.
kOMO-Kay Kyser.
kJR-America 5 ProblSm
authorizations.
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ENo-Cats and Fodis.
R45 Boo Young
KVI-ScatterEood Belnes.
i245. Fletcher WHEY
EOMO - PeppeF NounEs
Pas Guiding LlEht
kJR-Sews i2=5 BOOK =
ENDS
EIP o Seria4 = %
- q Ha#@#
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KMO-Aireotorlals. 6.l6.
Phantom Pilot.
KVI-Star Iheater.
.HOMO - Will Aubrey.
els, Orchestra
KJR-Scandinavlan.
kIRO-MuSlC.
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KMO - Trade Program
1915. Home Forum
XVI - Pres. Roosevelt
1915, Life Can B,
Beautiful.
KOMO-Pres Roosevelt
kJR-Pres Roosevelt.
kIRO-Populsr Program
l0;i5. SERIAL
1890 4. VI.
X NJ O. Brevltles i0.45
Voice Of Experience
XIV Mystic Melodies
l0;45. Just Calling
KOMO-Pres Roosevelt.
io:45. Or Kate
KJR-Pres. Roosevelt
klRO-Thc Family Doc
tor lo45. Femlnini
Forum
IL A. VI.
kMO-School OF the Air
hVI-Blg Sister mas
Aunt Jenny.
SOMO-Betty and Bob
HIS. Grimm 5 Daugh-
ter
kJR-Your Health.
klRO-Ser!al.
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kMO - Jack Armstrong.
5:45, World Dances.
kNl-RainboW's Ena.
kOMO- HOBBY LOBBY
KJR-Vibraphone Time.
kIRO-Studio Program;
) 40. Howard Costlgan.
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KMO-Music.
KVI-Quartet. l0:4o, Or
chestra
KOMO-iotel Orchestra
KJR-Wanderer.
kIRO - Nigh t Extra
10.Ah Sernnadc-
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KMO-What Goes On?.
345. Rhythm.
XVI Bob Trout; 3:45.
Songs.
KOMO-Womans Mags-
zine.
kJR-Lyon d Marlowe.
8 As. Father and Son.
I K | R.O r o q ay. 3 40,
Tea Dance.
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KMO-NeWs; 9:l5. Frank
Watanabe.
KVI-Al Jolson Show.
KOMO Good Morning
Tonight.
K JR-Ne va els. Or.
chestra.
kIRO-Varietv Show
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KMO-Joe Thomas.
KVI-Dance Tunes.
.KOMO-Hit Tunes.
kJR-Paul Carson, Or
ganist.
kIRO-1odaN'S Almanac
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KMO - Phil Harris Or
chestra
KVI-Orchestra.
kOMO = News Flashes
1915 Orchestra.
kJR-MuslC.
kIRO-Moonlight Music
1915, Organ
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KMO-Radio c a m D u 5.
3:f5. Notes.
XVI - Today With Bot
Trout: 3;45, Orch.
KOMO-Woman Maga-
zine
kJR-Hotel Music. 34o
Ralph Blaine
EIRO-Commentator
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< N o New e;45
Symphony
Ky - Caravan. penn.
Goodman
KOMO-Fiboer MCGEE
KJR-NeHs
KIRO-Bennv Goodman
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KR-Thrce Cheers 5 IS
violin
EIRO - Christmas seals
- E...aran
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3 p. Nj.

KMO-Feminine Fancies
KVI-News: 3:l5, Dial
TeaSers.
KOMO-Cookbook; 3:l5
Malcolm Clair.
KJR-Hotel Music.
KIRO New sos
Parade.
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) p. Nj.

EMO-Hollywood on Pa
rade: Sis. COWBOY
kVI-Duo. sis. HOWE
Wing
KOMO-Seattle Speaks.
kJR-Muslc SIS, Sons
OF Lone Star.
kTRO : anita, Sis.
Wlng.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-20

accepted by growers for 1o,ou
Was wa equally cautious in adJin Jfo He
tne m present crisis lis also N"lng oi that
gency and must be treated ''l emer-
Scott said that he had r" r"nnd as such."
farmers f interested in Tl,u nrnc,4n many
nelp n that could be provided '4tPPective tPetive
control measure, but 'oG od,Cs ulsfough
sucn farmers are "eouaIly' 'oGQ '', that
ca IN what assistance the govoret 9nyereSt-
Will give them on this vea,.1 f,o. e'nment
IN conclusion the commjgs;on'cf sci y CROP.
clared that "all agricultural p''gI 1a.! de-
are seeking a solution to t6n '' LEADERS LEADERS
Crisis and are looking towa.d resent
preventIon of future price mr,S, nr"o the
North Carolina farmers ''oole'os. a'.
a4 mll.ar with the principles OF oI' Ia
control and the North Carniino crop
partment Of agriculture nIadma ,j,,a de-
support and has assigned threeS thSeS ;, It's
specialists to the AAA Office 4 q 9. Us
college to assist in famjlari4ioo. o'a(e
farmers with proposed chananr n''s z; lhe
l94o tobacco control act brforo for III The
Vole IN the coming refernd,m, - 'Dey
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-20

nent place in Blue Devil football for
two years. He got into the lineup
as sophomore with the 1887 team
won his letter that year. AS a regu-
lar on the 1888 outfit, he teamed
with Fred Yorke to give Duke as
superb guard play as was seen any
where in the nation.
His performances throughout the
undefeated, united, and unscored-on
campaign and in the Rose Bowl won
him everlasting praise from his
coaches, his teammates, his OppOn-
ents, and the entire football public.
When "SWeet Pea" was elected to
the captaincy for 1899, he realized
a lifelong ambition. He was born to
be a leader, and he is destined this
year to have his greatest season on
the gridiron.
johnson can't stand inactivity. He
wants always to be with his team
in the thick of things. When a pulled
leg muscle forced him to the sidelines
temporarily during the early-fall
workouts, the Duke leader stood
around restless and uneasy, anxious
to get back in there.
The Lexington boy derived his
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-20
Citadel l-CaroLirla Game
To Be Battle )l Stars

Carolinas starting lineup will be
minus five regulars and one alternate
from 1888 while The Citadel has vir-
tually its entire squad back from
1888.
The Tar Heels also nave been
Handicapped by numerous injuries
during the early drills and likely will
not be at top strength Saturday. Rad
man and Sadoff, regulars in the "A'
backiield, have just returned TO ac-
tive duty and are far from top shape
or form as result of their layoff
Roy Lee Connor, second string half
back, and George Spransey, reserve
tackle, and others are also slowed up
as a result of injuries.
Both Carolina and The Citadel won
six games last season. High spots of
the Light Brigade's performances in
a suicidal 11-game schedule were
their holding Georgia and N. c. State
to 20-12 and 14-7 scores, respective
ly. The Tar Heels held a highly fa-
VOred Fordham team to a scoreless
tie for their biggest achievement in
1888.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-20
Scott Fauors Leaf Contro1
Vote As Emergency" ,ston

Raleigh, Sept. 2O.-W. Kerr Scott,
North Carolina commissioner of ag-
riculture, today issued statement
approving tobacco crop control as
"the only apparent solution to
stabilizing prices and improving pre-
sent market conditions"
"While it is the farmers privilege
as tobacco producers to vote as they
see fit, I believe in this emergency
that a determined effort to restrict
tobacco planting for 1910 will be
helpful to the grower in stabilizing
the price and obtaining an improved
market for his product this season."
Commissioner Scott said. "HOWeVer,
farmers have the right to expect i'm
mediate help from the federal gov
ernment during the present crisis if
they vote control for next year and,
unless such help is assured, then
there will remain large number
of farmers discontented with the
prospective tobacco price improve
ment pictured if the proposed re-
ferendum is carried" Scott declared.
Earlier in the day, E. Y. Floyd,
state AAA executive officer, told a
civic club here that the government
is expected to aid tobacco farmers
in the current crisis if growers con-
sent to control their 1910 crop. The
cause Of the tobacco holiday, he
said, was the withdrawal of the I'm
perial Tobacco company, Of Grea
Britain, from the markets. The Brit
ish company buys about 35 per cent
of the states flue-cured crop.
In the meantime, a group Of NORTH
Carolina growers, Warehousemen anc
bankers are conferring with fedora
officials in Washington in an effOr
to solve the tobacco problem. 1t il
understood a number of plans to re-
lieve the situation are under con
sideration, with officials maintain
ing that unless control is approved
none of the proposals could be adopt
ed.
A referendum on marketing quota
is scheduled to be held between Sep
tember 80 and October 7. The exac
date to be announced shortly by Sec
retary of Agriculture Henry A. Wal
| lace.
Commissioner Scott, in his state
ment, was careful to point out tha
tobacco control sis still regarded a
an emergency measure, even if it i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-20
Sweet Pea johnson
Fills Bill Well AS
Duke Grid Leader

Durham, Sept. 20.-Coach Wallace
Wade has his worries as he goes
about making final preparations for
Dukes opener with Davidson week
from Saturday, but it's cinch that
at least one position will be handled
during that game in manner that
should bring nothing but smiles to
his face.
That one position is left guard,
where Allen (Sweet Pea) Johnson,
captain Of this years Iron Dukes,
will once again hold forth.
' Johnson is player whose techni-
que on the football field is a coach's
delight. His indomitable spirit is the
kind that spreads easily through a
squad-the kind that inspires goal
line stands and last-minute touch
down drives.
Allen Johnson has held promi-