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PIT. A. ToHear
Special Proqram

Wilson PIT. A. is to have a pa
triotic program at its meeting Fri
day at 2:30 p. m. in the school.
Edna Morrison will give a talk
on the American flag; Hugh Will
cox. Scout executive, will explain
the Boy Scout program in relation
to building citizenship. and Mrs.
Warren E. Sage will talk on the
work of Camp Fire in this regard.
A group of Wilson students under
the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Arm
strong, music supervisor, will be
heard in special songs
The board meeting is set for
p. m. preceding the regular session.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-16

sell Yeager are already in the city.
Mrs. Yeager, the former Peggy
Whitelaw is also to assist as are
the following: the bridegroom
sister, Mrs John Isaac of Alham-
bra, Miss Barbara Snyder of San
Diego, Miss Ruth Sprinkle of Ell
Centre. Miss Grace Libby of Long
Beach, and Mrs. Robert Reynolds
OF Ell Centre. Mr.. Reynolds is to be
best man for Mr.. Moore
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Adams en-
tertained informally at dinner We'd
nesday night for the two families;
Friday night Miss Whitelaw will
entertain for her out-of-town guests
and Mr. Moore will preside at the
traditional bachelor dinner. Satur-
day morning Mrs. Earl Kraft will
give a breakfast for the visitors.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-16

Coast province.
On Thursday, Nov. 80, the guild
is sponsoring a pot luck dinner with
Father Harris of Trinity church
of Los Angeles, as the guest of ho-
nor. Father Harris will address the
congregation relative to matters of
church interest
At Tuesdays meeting the Rev.
Mr. Devon Ellsworth, vicar of st.
Paul's, gave an interesting talk on
the symbols and vestments of the
church. The two hostesses served
tea.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-16
Forrest Dupont
Host at Party

Forrest Dupont. son of Or. and
Mrs. Norman f. Dupont. celebrated
his friends for dinner, later taking
them to the theatre Those present
for the celebration were: Charles
Blalack, Eugene Carey, Jim Schil-
Ter. Neal Macurda. Russell Weart,
Frank Weakley, Norman and For
rest Dupont
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-16
St. PauI's Faces Busy Week

The week following Thanksgiving
is to be busy one for st. Paul's
guild according to plans laid at the
meeting Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. William McCulloch, with Mrs.
McCulloch and Mrs. B. R. McCul-
loch as hostesses
On Nov. 20 the guild is sponsor
ing a pot luck luncheon at the
home of Mrs Willis Johnson, 571
Olive, with Mrs. Ingham of Yuma,
Arizona as the guest of honor. Mrs.
Ingham is the educational secretary
for the Womens Auxiliary Pacific
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-16
Announcements
OF Meetinqs

Women's University club meets
in the Barbara Worth hotel, Miss
Saturday for a / O'Clock luncheon
Mary Sonoda will talk on modern
Japanese customs. Luncheon res
ervations must be made by Friday
noon with Miss Ruth Yehling, tel
enbOne 25
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-16
County yForeisn Missionary
Rally In Calexico

an excellent account of her 20
years as a missionary in India.
Luncheon was served by the Ca
lexico women. Mrs. Lambert pre-
sided at the morning session and
Mrs. Charles Rowland of Holtville,
county president, at the afternoon
meeting
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Bunsteads
Fe atured

Blonde, Dagwood and Baby
Dumping are in the movies,
The nations favorite young mar
ried couple :. In all their lovable.
laughable, heart-warming adven-
lures right out of Chic Young's
celebrated comic strip so eagerly
read by millions of followers
They're the first family of the
land, First in troublel First in
laughs. First in the hearts of their
millions of fans They're at the
Beverly theater now In Columbia's
Blonde" with Penny Singleton In
the title role, Arthur Lake as
Dagwood, and Larry Simms as
Baby Dumping. Frank Strayer
directed the film from a screen
play by Richard Flournoy.
You'll enjoy these Bumsteads,
Blonde liz the eutest bag of tricks
that ever popped right into your
heart! Dagwood is the master of
the house when he isn't In the
dog house, Baby Dumping Is
mammals dimpled darling
when he's fast asleep.
Here's the favorite comic strip
of millions of readers come to
life on the screen,
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Jack Smith AT
Century Tonight

With a one-nirht stand sched-
nled for tonight. Jack Smith and
his Sophisticated Swing Kings
appear as guest stars on the regu-
ular Saturday night dance pro-
gram at the Century ballroom.
Smiths appearance precedes the
annual Firemen's ball, which is
scheduled for Friday evening. Feb.
"a. and the personal appearance of
Ran Wilde on March and 5 and
Buddy Rogers on March II and Il.
The members of Smiths orches-
ira are reputed to be outstanding
crowd pleasers as individual en-
fertainers and as group and
should bring out large crowd of
dance followers TO the popular Fife
square ballroom. Dancing and en-
tertainment will continue from
$50 p. m. until ] a. m.
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THE COR E

ANNUAL REPORT READY
The 4s-page annual report of the
Western Washington Experiment
station at Puyallup is now avail
able for free distribution to the
public. DR. J. w. Kalkus, super
lntendent, announced today.
Ross D. Wright, M. D., an
nounces reentering surgical prac-
tice. giving attention to ano-rectal
diseases. Med. Arts bldg. Main
1852. tadv.)
DR.. Albert Ehrlich announces he
has taken over the practice of DIR.
James A. La Casa, 1912 Med. Arts
Bldg. Ma 250s. Res. BR 2141. adv.
LUMBER MILLS REPORT
Mills in Washington and Ore
Kon, which reported to the West
Coast Lumbermen's Assn. for the
week ending Feb. IL. produced
e0.744.947 board feet of lumber.
This was SIS per cent of the aver
age weekly cut during 1926-29.
worlds Best Butter. Cow
Butter Store. "-(Adv.)
HANDICRAFT CLASSES
Two new PWA ndicraft
CLASSES for Pierce county were an
nounced by the Tacoma zone office
Of the works program. One will
meet in Tacoma. at the McCarver
junior high school. Tuesdays from
100 to 4 p. M, the other at
Purdy. on the peninsula. I'd and
eth Wednesdays. from l to 4.
Fruit trees, rose bushes, shrubs.
Puget Sound Nursery. s20i Pac.
(adv.)
Funeral flowers you can afford.
Garden Show, Rhodes Bros. adv.
TAKE OUT LICENSE
A marriage license has been is
sued in Port Orchard to Myron
L. Finrow, n. Spokane. and Esther
l.. Simpson, %. Tacoma.
Spring Flowers-Hinz Florists
adv.
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olobe-Trotfine Sleuth
Finds Mystery at Home

Having solved murder mysteries
IN London, Paris. Egypt. Shanr-
hal, at the race track. the opera.
the olympics. on Broadway and in
Monte Carlo. Charlie Chan returns
TO his home town in the latest of
his adventures. Charlie Chan in
Honolulu to solve the most baf-
fling mystery he has yet encoun-
tered.
A goth Century-Fox production,
playing second week al the Blue
Mouse theater. Charlie Chan in
Honolulu" presents Sidney Toler in
the role of Earl Derr Biggers' IA
nous sleuth for the first time.
Phyllis Brooks, Sen Yung. Ed
die Collins, John King. Claire Dodd.
George zucco. Robert Barrst and
Marc Lawrence are included in the
cast of the production, which was
directed by H. Bruce Humberstone
with John Stone associate pro-
ducer.
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with silver-plated engine and
hires special man to carry his
sherry bottle, was guest last night
ut special meeting of the Mas
quers club to honor him and as
William Collier. sr., pointed out,
to keep him in his place, for 40
years more.
While many of Hollywood's
best-known actors howled their
glee and Fields ears turned
from pink 10 red TO purple,
Collier started the proceedings
by calling him n man with a
jugular vein of hum0r and the
owner Of the finest travelling
barroom on wheels. Then the
speakers continued, like this:
Groucho Marx: IF I'd had any
Idea I'd have to talk here, I
wouldn't have eaten dinner. As 1t
1t I'm none too happy about it,"
DIR. Leo c. Roster. Carnegie
Foundation scientist studying the
movie; ANY man who hates
babies and dogs can't be all bad"
Dudley Field Malone: The last
time I saw Bill, he would not re-
member"
Collier introduced magician.
and called him a master of leger-
demain.
Whats that: demanded
Fields. "A brand of Scotch
whisky"
Then Collier called upon
Edgar Bergen 10 produce
Charlie Mccarthy.
II hope You cant get him
out Of the box" mumbled
Fields.
I'm surprised you're here"
Bergen said to his dummy.
There were more insults. and
there were also many pat on the
back from roster of celebrants
including George Arliss. Robert
Taylor. Joe F., Brown. Bert whee-
Ter, Mervyn Leroy, Eddie Cantor.
Ned Sparks, Leslie Howard. Chico
Marx, Harold Lloyd. Herbert Mar
shall and Billy Gilbert. The Mas
quers, who comprise the Hollywood
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eatWaltz'
TO | emple

The life and loves of Johann
Strauss. Nienna's waltz king. are
presented in The Great Waltz"
spectacular drama of the DAYS of
Franz Joseph, which will be the
headline attraction at the Temple
theater starting tomorrow.
Luise Rainier. Fernand Gravel.
French star of The King and the
Chorus Girl and Miliza korjus.
brilliant European opera star and
Continental beauty. head the cast.
Gravel plays Strauss. Miss Rainier
Poldi. his wife. and Miss oKrjus
Carla. the singer he adored but
Kho sent him back to the wife
who loved him. The story covers
Strauss rise to fame. his marriage.
his great love. his opera triumph.
the Revolution. and finally as an
old man. his triumph at the court
Of Emperor Franz Josef.
:. Spectacular opera seuences with
Albertins Rasch ballots, courtroom
episodes, scenes in the Vienna
Woods. Strauss debut at DOM
mayors Casino, the street riots,
and the great ballroom scene pro-
vide spectacle for Strauss music
sung by Miss oKrjus to lyrics by
Oscar Hammerstein II.
The incompatible Jones Family
packs up and goes Down on the
Farm for vacation in the goth
Century-Fox series, also returning
tomorrow to the Temple. The film
introduces a hilarious new comedy
team-Louise Fazenda. as Aunt
Ida. and Eddie Collins, her hired
man and perennial sutton.
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Bad Money
Into Good

Henry King had long been fami-
liar with the old adage Don't
throw good money after bad but
it was only during the filming of
Daryl F. zanuck's production,
Jesse James, Goth Century-Fox
Technicolor epic, that he found out
how much truth there was in it.
In one of the scenes from the
picture, now playing at the Music
Box theater, Tyrone Power and
Henry Fonda, as Jesse and Frank
James, delay posse from which
they are fleeing by scattering
money along the trail. The MEM
bers of the posse leap from their
horses to pick up the bills, thus
enabling the outlaws to escape.
To provide added incentive for
members of the posse, Director
King instructed one of his assis-
tants to mark certain of the bills
and then told the men that each
marked bill would be worth one
dollar in cash.
When filming of the scene start
ed, there was mad scramble for
the money. The members of the
posse leaped from their horses at
full speed. and even wrestled
among themselves for possession
of the marked bills. King was
elated.
Then to the CONSERVATION of the
director he discovered all the other
extras in the picture, who were
gathered along the sidelines, had
joined members of the posse in the
melee, running the scene.
he solved the difficulty by BAN
ming everyone but those necessary
for the scene from the set. Later
describing it to Nancy Kelly and
Randolph Scott he said. Gosh. 7
don't blame them. almost iumped
IN there myself"
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Nurse T ellis
All At Roxv

Helen Mack didn't have to go
outside Universal studio bounda-
ries to find a technical advisor for
her role in Secrets of a Nurse, ="
now playing at the Roxy.
Aiding Miss Mack in her anthem
tic portrayal of nurse was Mar
garet Bell. real nurse from the
studio hospital. In addition to
standing by on the set during film
ing of the picture, Miss Bell gave
the actress an almost complete
course in hospital procedure before
shooting began.
Edmund Lowe and Dick Foran
have male leads in the picture.
which was directed by Arthur
Lubin. with Burt Kelly as asso-
ciate producer.
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counterpart of the New York
Lambs club. we're out in force.
They cheered when Collier intro
duced Fields:
Before I offer our guest of
honor and help him to his feet.
may I offer a short biographical
sketch He was foaled in Phila-
delphia In 1879, which date can be
changed later. When he was Il
his parents took one more look at
him and ran away. Nov. Mr..
Fields. If I've said anything that
pleased you. anything at all, I'm
sorry"
Fields. who had some little diff
Guilty with his handkerchief and
his eyeglasses, which persisted in
getting damp, said he remembered
as a boy seeing Mr.. Collier on the
stage. He said he also wanted to
thank Mccarthy for all the nice
things he said. He continued:
Il hope Charlie and | are in an
other picture together, If either of
us get In another picture after
that last one.
And now I'll read the tele-
grams of congratulation. Here's
one that starts You dirty,
drunken I'll try another.
It's signed The BOYS From
Universal Studios and II says:
so you've been In the show
business 40 years; the two
months you've been over here
seem like 60"
Fields read some more kilograms
like that. Cantor made speech
about how he'd come to know
Fields in the Ziegfeld Follies by
using his soap and his towels
and the Masqners adjourned to the
cellar. where the bar was.
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AstrOmers Club
Banquets Monday

The annual banquet Of the Taco
ma Amateur Astronomers club
will be held Monday night at the
College OF Puget Sound cafeteria,
beginning at $50 o'clock, accord
ing to NJ. f. MeCarty.
Following the dinner, motion
pictures. shown by Walter A. SUIT
ter, Of the city utilities depart
ment, will be featured. Prof. Fred
erick A. McMillin of the college
will speak on geology, and the
building committee will outline
plans for the year.
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TWO SISTERS
FORFEIT BAIL

Non-appcarance in police court
Friday afternoon cost JEANNE and
Margaret Williamson, lace sellers,
SIS each.
Their bail WAS ordered forfeited
BY Judge Joseph Mallory.
The sisters were arrested Thurs
day night on charges of making
houee-fo-house sales without a city
peddler's license.
Police declared they were selling
cheap machine-made lace which
they told buyers had been woven in
. Canadian convent and smuggled
70 America.
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The Crowd Roars'
At Shell Sunday

As Tommy Mccoy, the boy who
fought his way from the slums to
the heights, Robert Taylor presents
The Crowd Roars." returning to-
morrow TO the Shell.
A cast of champions supports
the star: Frank Morgan. Edward
Arnold, Msureen O'Sullivan, Jane
Wyman. William Gargan. Lionel
Stander, Nat Pendleton and Isabel
Jewell.
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plot to make it very easy TO enjoy.
Autry, in case you have forgotten,
is Americas most popular screen
cowboy and that should be
worth something.
THE Last Express stars Kent
Taylor, Dorothes Kent. Greta
Grandstedt, Don Brodie. and Paul
Hurst in a mystery yarn which
has its climax in the dark recesses
of New York's subway. Gambling
racketeers are responsible for all
the trouble which finds its way
into the picture and which must
be put under control before the
final fade-out.
Both pictures are packed with
thrills and are designed for enter
tainment purposes only.
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NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
FIRST SHOWING

fssB' 'fo " hA"o
BILE MouSE-Roland Young
and Billie Burke in Topper
Takes a Trip" 1925. $40. $50,
$40. lilo. also Sidney Toler
and Phyllis Brooks in Charlie
Chan in Honolulu Il 80. 2 05.
4 .45. TBS. 1905.
MIS- SIC BON-T yrone Power.
Nancy Kelly. Henry Fonda and
r a n d o p h Scott in Jesse
James 1915. ESQ. 5:25. sos,
10:40.
RINIERA-Gene Autrv and
Smiley Brunette in Home on
the Prairie" 1890, 300, $50,
800. 1920. also Kent TAYLOR
and Dorothea Kent in The
Last Express" II 80. so. 20.
$50. $40.
RONY-Joan Bennett and
Fredric March in Trade
Winds" 1850. LOS. $40. $50:
also Edmund Lowe and Helen
Mack in secrets of a Nurse"
LOS. 400 7:35. 1915.
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY - Paulette Goddard
and Douglas Fairbanks Jr in
THE Young in Heart. also
Penny Singleton and Arthur
Lake in Blonde
COMM NITN-Shirlev Temple
Around the Corner" also Den
in Vacation From Love"
KAY sTREET-John Boles and
Madge Evans in Sinners in
Paradise. also John Howard
and Heather Angel in Bulldog
Drummond In Africa"
PARK-Fred MacMurray. Raw
Milland and ANDY Devine in
Men With Wings"
PROCToR-Stan Laurel and
Oliver Hardy in Block Heads"
also John Howard and Mary
Carlisle in Touchdown ARMY
REALaRT-Shirlev Temple and
Joan Davis IN Just Around the
Corner" also Hawaiian Holt
day."
REN-The Ritz Brothers and
Richard Arlen in Straight.
Place and Show also Gloria
stuart and Michael Whalen in
Time Out for Murder
SHELL mes Newill and
Carol Hughes in "Renfrew of
the ROYAL Mounted" Bruce
Cabot in Love Takes Flight
and Stan Laurel and Oliver
Hardy in Beau Hunks"
SINsET-Paul Mum and Bette
Davis in "Bordertown.' also
James Ellison and Marsha
Hunt in Annapolis Salute -
TEMPLE-Dick POWELL and
Olivia De Haviland in Hard 10
Get. also Jane Withers and
Arthur Preacher in Always In
Trouble -
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"Just Around The
Corner" ToKaySt.

Shirley Temples film. Just
Around the Corner" considered BY
previewers as lust what the coun.
try needs returns TO the Kay
Street tomorrow.
The story is based on one of the
most original story ideas ever con-
ceived. Shirley is surrounded by
splendid cast, including Joan
Davis, Bill Robinson, Charles Far
rell, Bert Lahr and Darrell Ware in
this story by Paul Gerard.
Nurse From Brooklyn" featur-
ing Sally E,ilers. Paul Kelly. Larry
Blake and Morgan Conway. is the
second feature.
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Home on the Prairie Is the
title of the production and the
Riviera theater is the place where
you can see it. Autry heads the
new bill at the Barovie house
where The Last Express. a crime
club story, is also an attraction.
Cattle thieves have been the
inspiration for more movies than
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either you or l can count. and this
Autry vehicle Is some more Of the
same However. new plots are not
necessarily essential to good enter
tainment If they were, Hollywood
would have been out on limb long
ere this.
The story is fast-moving. and
enough new slants are given the
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Young, who again has the role of
Topper In MIR. Topper Takes n
Trim" which il beginning a second
week at the Blue Mouse.
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Hollywood Masquers Fete
Bill Fields At Gay Party
Bubous Nosed Thespian Surrounded With HOLLYWOOD
Celebrities AS He Enters His 4ofh Year of Acting;
cherie Mccarthy Among "Uninvi'ed" Guest.

H0LLYWOOD-W. c. Fields entered his 10th year as a
thespian todaywth the wemeant insults of experts from
Groucho Marx to Charlie Mccarthy squirting him
little insulting himself
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Gene Autry 7 ops New Bill
At Barovics Riviera
Home on the Prairie Title OF Singing Cowboys Iares
Vehicle; The Last Express" Crime Club
Mystery. Other Screen Feature
Rs HAL NELSON

Exploding guns mingle with the plantve tones OIL the
or as Gene Autry 1889 version of the hero Of the range
sings his uav through another of those tales of the Old est
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ANp SDps CANlO21S "NlO FROM
SPAIN s.s
Paulefte Goddard returns TO the
screen i'm her first speaking role
In THE Young in Heart" now
playing at the Beverly theater
last picture MAS Charlie Chap
Inns Modern Times" danced in
the chorus Of several New York
musicals came to Hollywood
while awaiting divorce from
Edward James, wealthy southern
luInberman spofted ns M
actors agent st party ne
got her a contract with the Hal
Roac' studios she was then
platinum blond let her hair re-
turn 10 its natural color, brown
met Chaplin at a party /.
% years old June IL.
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The red nosed comedian. who
rides 70 work in an automobile
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oyster shells have been discoy-
cred 1000 feet underground in the
Texas oil fields.
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$3.50 p. Nj.

KMO-Sands of Time.
XIV l. Bob Trout 3:45.
Dial Teasers.
.KOMO-Woma Maya
zine.
K JR- Wash Dept. OF
Health. 3::45, Spor
Talk.
KIRO-TOday.
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KMO-Feminine Fancies.
.KVI-Press News. 800,
Matinee Varieties
Quiz.
3:l5. Love a Mystery.
KJR-Orchestra.
KIRO-News. 3:05. Tea
Dance. 3:i5. Job Find
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11:30 A. NJ.

KMO - Eddie Albright:
II AS, Montana Meechy
KVI-American School OF
the Air.
KOMO - Valiant Lady.
HAS, Betty Croker
KJR-Band.
KIRO-New Horizons
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Radio Time Table
u NOON


Times program. radio stations s
schedules responeaty - nl
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.KMO-News: s.l5. Music
KVI-Gang Busters
.KOMO-Town Hall To
night
KJR-News. 9i5, Box
ing.
RIRO-Gangbusters.
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2:30 p. Nj.

IKMO-College Of Puget
Sound. 245, Organist.
lKVI-Matinee Variety.
IKOMO-Smilin Ed, 2 as,
! Cookbook Quiz.
tx JR Washington at
Work.
lKIRO- Trio: 2;45. SIN
gers,
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K M - Fulton Lewis;
AIS. News.
KVI-Studlo. 4 Is Robert
Edge.
EOMO-Easy Aces: AIS.
Mr.. Keen.
K j R Orchestra: AIS
Virginia Lane.
Seat.
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RMO-Guy LON bardo.
kVI-Paul Whiteman.
KOMO-Tommv Dorsey.
kJR-Lloyd Solberg.
KIRO-Musical.
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KMO-School of the Air
kVI-Blg Sister: ll.I5.
Aunt Jenny.
KOMO-Betty and Bob,
HIS. Grimm 5 Daugh-
ter.
KJR-Your Health.
KIRO-Sprtal
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KMO - Marriage License
Romance: 1915. News
XVI 49, Headlines. IL .l5,
Music OF the Day
KOMO - Mary Marlin:
1915, Ma Perkins
KJR - Dept. OF Agricul-
ture; l2:l5. Cowboy
Joe
KIRO - NJ W S. IL Id,
Cfvufnn Gam
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EMO-Notes ? is, john
son Family.
XVI S att erg o o d
Baines. 2:l5. DR.. Susan
KOMO-H ouseboAt Han
nah. AIS. Charlie Mar
shall.
K JR - Orchestra. AIS.
Sheriff Bob.
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SOMEBODY

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KMO-Music Fashions,
12:45. Muse and Music
KVI-Music Hour.
kOMO - Pepper Young
I2:45, Guiding Light
KJR-News, - AS. Book =
ends.
KIP Singer
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lKMO-Jungle Jim; AIS.
Johnsons.
XVI 5 at ter good
Baines, ais. DR. Susan.
KOMO-House boat Ham
nah. 2:15. Contrasts.
lKJR-Hans c. Anderson,
2l5. Sheriff Bob.
KIRO- Baines.
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KMO-Katz on KEYS.
l0:45, Voice OF Exper-
fence.
K Y ] - Mystic Melodies:
l0;45, just Calling.
KOMO - DANCE Gus
Roads. 1o:45. Or. Kate
KJR-Cecil Solly: l0.45.
NAVY Talk
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KINGDOM Office.
XVI - March OF Games,
2:45. Eton Boys.
KOMO-Trio. ? as. Tenor
KJR Tuo. 2 45, Base :
ball. Seattle VS.. san
Diego.
KlEO-Games
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KMOaOrchestra.
KVI-S o phie Tucker,
8 as. Community.
.KOMO-Town Hail.
.KJR-Boxing
kfRO-Sophie's Gang.