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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27

TRAINING CAMP NEWS

lilly Werbss, WIN wns NIT = ~
finger - tbs Kams s9atnG1 H.
t,easrrs friday. Lazy osinae0.
vim he's yisizsd saty one snsnea
run IN ~ innings ~ kaS pteGna6 "
thsss game. gill start ~ ~
HSds
Nj arhsmnshss y ssepe1a1
u stnSt ssoeg - t'nsl 49,
bsti M ~ sevs6 ~ esgnoe.
row Shse . senoOp91ea ~ ~
1essahs9- - Ss11ss 80 , -
etrSoneN1.
NEW Osl.GANn, ln.---nGsnagsv
Oscar VA 81 tho ;kevsiaAd In
aisns decided zxiay 10 - -
rsii<r " sundays gsnss with ~
ssw York. GisAss. Ne satd ~ ~
~ ~ ths request ~ fstit Terry who
plsnaes Ia uss Carl nN1ou1f 49,
day and soped fnw . yenewn1 -
the vsii<f. tipbbeii 1aet we>si1
asss . lsrEs crowd
Ths hox sompistsd shetS sprisg
series Sith ths Lss Angeles AnGel0
Yesterday, vtnntsg from ~ -
esfie Coast ,eags.s tsem V q 4
1lIa throw issl "Wednesday struts
Pitcher Vic vsssGss N ~ hood -
As eat On . dasout hss<h - free-
tssssa bss skull Fbysiciaao sai6 ~
would ~ lost 10 the tSem ~ two
msaths.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27
Mat
Team Winner

A powerful Lincoln wrestling
tram tfiumphed avsr an undsfeAts
81 FIFE graphing squad. 1a.s. last
night IN tho Abs boys gym
rhs f.incaln mAsusa woW seven
ef the eight matches. stH u them
bsins dec ssiana and ans . fail. Fife
had previously downed the Lynx.
sa.ts, aud were rated the fsvasit>s
last night
Walt AsaslsA. Ilarsea 49,
peusAes. wea m ftfSh sssece
~ the year Va ~ fnll ve~ee
whea Mr. threw y. vsGssren ~
as. ~ rscIsas wsse sllgAe-
IL weakened ~ several 49,
were svpvwe>9At.
Loo kawssahi, Fifs taespminsieF.
was out with an injured lsa. and
Don ksweski. vim was a. cussnHs
overweight. wrsssled 81 that
weight instead II IN TIE 49, psuHd
eisss
wifs edged out . ss7's via
over ths Abe seeondsstftngefs ~
eahibstlan matches hstd aftss tns
first team meet
viFst Team Fssuits
"a pounas RlshnssaA -, ~.
eisionsd fsrtsviish vi io-k
ios pounss = vssusht ~ -.
aisinned uuaue ia, 80
ia pounds rsksAusi a., assis'
ioned dsirf ~, ihsfn
tsk pounds Arnsssa III tNssv y
yssushi 10 time. t>s
iss pounas Csswsson IL, esaishosp
I'd u kA~assnt - 80
les pounds Cofrofau ~, Aeussssn.
I'd rasnadn ~. s-1
1865 pounds Cole tLD dseisioasd
Holden -. ga
ias pounds stoisoh ~, assislsesd
TsmUve ~. 40
nrcond team results
% pouhda xioehi 20 pinned
Rsin~y ia tiwss. 7<5
i6h pounds Tansbs Ill aeeSsloeel
Wsiansis ~, 1910
Ia pounds Dinsfield III decision
ed naFfnahi ~, so
las pounds Mosisstt ~ HseIssca
ed tsnsessss ~ III 80
ias pounds ussh ID asss siti
fwshifi ~. fost0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27
Idaho Ring mea
Take Slight Lead

SACRAMENTO. Cslh - Uni.
versity 81 idaho's Defending cham.
pioas held . slight lead in polnis
today ~ squads fram sirht schools
entered the finals of the rsetftc
Coast intercollegiate besinG cham
pionships here.
In last nights preliminary
rounds Idaho garnsred eight points
10 seven for California. seven for
UcLA and sin for washingtos
state. San jose state and Oregon
State each had five and Cal Aestes
and the University Of san Fran
cisco each had two. Finals will
be run off Tonight.
Last nisht's resuitsf
i1i-pound cisss Paul Che. Call
fofnia. dsslsion~d oeorse kna~hims
nan jos. fed Ksrs, Idaho. scored D
Il X q over Jim Thlokstun, UCfA.
Doug niessinsef. Washington STATE.
d~eislonsd Gene SHADE. Idaho
I'D pound eissAl Ire coffman.
decision over prank Kars. Idaho. Tor
Inef coast champion ana member Of
the 1888 Olympic team Charles kof-
win, San Jcss. defeated RIM kistier,
uCi,A
pound ria.s sam zinsals, fds-
no, r. X. o. over Cal Ninrue. Oregon
| state Who Sss fiooted three times
IN the second round Jim kinesld
San Joss, deeisionrd I'd Littie, wash
lnston state. ksrh Knb~fson, ucLA,
T .. over Glenn revier. Cal
| AgsioH
f7s-eound oia.si Carl Hiiiisn. Ida.
no. defending champion dee lslassed
I)sllss Ginger. Warrington STATE
using his LIFT hand effectively Ia Siu
while bi~edirp from an eye injury
Wayne Bsndson, uCf.A. d<essinusd
Pete Bfeceda, ueP. Jim Aafb,~eii
California. bsst Mob Wiliiasss Cal
Agsirs. and Carl L~rson, Oregon
state. dseisionsd Pete foi'eh. San
jose.
In i1s-pound smi- final bossts
Larson took ADVANTAGES OF EliIlsas
injured eye 70 win . decision. Han
son ontpointed McfDowsii
Other r~sulsrf Jos rsiini fdsho
ouipolpted Jes~s svan. California.
ibS. Homer Meade ralifornia knDe / :
sd out Hoa~ nos. Idaho. lss Walter
Watson, Cal Assies. outpointsd Dou
Presley. san Jns<. hes.rseishts,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27
SteeIe's Ringmen
On Local Program

Gene Manus and Jake Jackow-
ski. ST. Martins college boxers and
proteges Of Freddie Steele, former
worlds middleweight champion.
were signed today To meet Tacoma
mittmen on next Thursdays Amer
lean Legion amateur ring card at
Greenwich coliseum.
Manus WAS hooked Ia meet
Dell Martin. Northwest Aih-
Ietie club middleweight, while
Jackowski WAS paired With
Tony Marker, I55-po'inder
who also fights under the
Northwest \. &. banner. Both
scraps win be three FOUNDERS.
A third battle also involving st.
Martins and Northwest A. e. mid
dleweights. will bring together
Killer Ball" OBrien and Tiger
Willie" Muse In a remateh.
Matchmaker Win Mnyl0n plans
a 10-bout card. for which he In
tends TO bring In outstanding ANA
teurs from ali parts OF the North
west TO meet the best Tacoma
boys available.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27

Prayer WINS
SKI FEATURE

sun VALLEY. Ida - Walter
Prayer, Hanover. ~. IL. skier, won
the cross country race today 10
open the Sun Valley national four
event combined ski championships
Prayers official time for the
first event Of the international
meet was 81 minutes 20 seconds.
Peter Radacber, DeUtsche
Ski yerbaDd, Germany. placed
second In So minutes 25 s~e-
onds. trailing Prayer by near
~ two minutes.
Third place went 10 Heinz Won
Allmen. st. Marguerite Quebec.
who covered the distance in :56t5.
Reider Andersen. Norway. wss
fourth IN :57.25: Richard Durranee.
Dartmouth. fifth, in 1913, and
Arthur u. LiDdley. Sun Valley Ski
club. sixth In 1.0l 45.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27

IT. rGTH0n0ukfs. ~. - ms
New York Yankees spd ~ Louis
Cardinals, even With iva Victories
saeh IN thsir spring sssiss. meet In
q rtibb~r game today Manager
Ray Blades VI the Cards plans 10
start Paul Dean IN his first sshibi-
'isg Cams. rhs Cards blsnksd tbs
Boston bees 40 Yesterday whiis
tho Yanks hammered their Kan.
saH CITY farmhaads 50
BmADENTON. Kls----Ths Brook
lyn podgsrs come here to-day for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27
Adams and mood
10 Guide Tigers

Fred Adams and ROBIN Mood.
msmbsr. of the stadium wrestling
team which brought its seissut shs
city championship this yosr foe
tbs fIfpe time stnes 1871. ware
s,sctsd In guide ths is>e mat sqsisd
rs co-cossbss. Art woodrnff was
siscted honorary captain fog the
1889 sessos
Roth boys have bssn an the first.
string graphing squad two yssrs,
Adams a. . heavyweight and Hired
q i4s.povndsr. Ths tws GILL sue
osed Bob Rowan and NH Mons
mars. Wrestling teams II MIA.
dinm have been student oacbed
for several years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27
Tacoma Ski Club
Meets Collegiians

The Tacoma mi club team wiIl
match skill with . group 81 TIA.
coma college oilers Sunday ~
Paradise valley over . giant sls.
ION e",Irw the NEE, viii begin
st 1870 O'Clock and siri be- run
on Alta Vista. The city cham.
pionship viii be- usofficisily 81
stake
Following The business msetinr
II the club Thursday night, mem
bers were entertained by . special
showing ~ an Otto Lang ski
movie ~ the Park fhsstsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27
IaDitzi>Martinez Bout
Will Be Weighty Affair

Martinez, 2ss-p0und MeIi-
can, viii have only y slight
weight advantage over the
Pougbksep~ie butcher boy
Who tips the beam at $50
when stripped for action.
Two out Of three falls viii de-
eide the issue
Jim "Dazzler' Clark, Montreal
heavyweight who made quite hit
last Monday when, appearing here
for the first time, he wTestled
Martinez 10 a stsndstill, IL paired
with Al Getzdwich Of Pittsburgh
in the fiye-round semi-final on the
forthcoming card.
The card was completed today
when Promoter Jack Conner
booked a pair of thres-round pre-
liminaries The special event will
bring together Jack Holland OF
Los Angeles and Bobby Roberts Of
Kew York. while the opener will
find Bull Venabie II Denver paired
with Henry GRADER, new arrival
from New York Both matches
will be one-fal tussies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27
COAST LEAGUE
BY UNITED PRESS

SAN FRANCISCO he San
Francisco Seals open a five-game
exhibition series with the ma Jor
league Pittsburgh Pirates at Seals
stadium here today.
Seals Manager Lefty ODoul
named the veteran Sad Sam
Gibson TO start on the mound for
the home town squad Either cy
Bianton or Russ Bauers are ez-
pected to hurl for Pittsburgh.
RIVERSIDE, Cal. - sAcrs-
mento, trounced 90 by Holly
wood yesterday, went Bp
against Los Angeles today as
the spring exhibition series
drew near An end.
Hollyud. $40 200 003--9 II I
SAeramo. 200 i0I O0O--3 10 !
Chapman. Brysch and Brep-
z~I, Dapper; Berg. Nsrtinsk,
ksiIsher and Ogrodo~shi,
kstkayek.
LOS ANGELES 49, Defeated by
the Chicago White sox. -. yhs-
terday. Los Angeles went bark 10
its own league today In an exhibit
tion against Sacramento at River
side
Chicago lO5 900 600 d 10 Q
osAngeles 100 100 2O0-4
Dietrich. Dobernic and Esnsal
fresh. Prim. FLORES and Collins.
ANAHEIM, Cal - SEATTLE
rested today after 81 We
tory over Portland yesterday.
A Portland rally nearly sue
eeeded In the ninth. Lyle Iur-
pin. rookie pitcher. had let In
onr run and. flied the bases,
when be turned the mound
over 10 big Hunk Anderson,
who ended the gam In short
order. The KaiBirrs play Los
Angeles heE tomorrow.
FULLERTON. Cal. - Portland
breaks camp after today's cams
with Hollywood here The Beavers
play IN San Diego tomorrow. uhsf
head north for games with OAK
land in Visslis and finally th'
league opener IN Sacramento on
! April l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27
ToElect Officers
For Junior League

Managers and sponsors ~ teams
In thr Junior American Baseball
league viii meet Tgsadsy al 3
p. IN. at the r. NJ &. a. 10 elect
officers for the coming season.
There viii be two leagues this
year Boys II and under will bs
IN one. and pisysrs ~ and under
viii compose the other
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27

Figuring in the relatively modest
,o,,ndaee Of Referee Nick ZVoils,
which amounts to around 100, more
than $50 pounds Of humanity "hi
he Assem- bied on the wrestling
nlatform when Ignacio Martinez
and aRoudy Rudy LaDItzi meet
Monday evening at Greenwich
coliseum
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27

if~ sox IN tins sseond inning In
his FIRST start sxsinst Washing
Ion last BstsgaAy, se was
reached for seven hts and TIVE
runs 10 five snaunKs.
Tbe l9-yess~eid flxhthsn<Ies
allowed only oGe hit 70 Brook
Iyn IN ths first inning. tat uas
Co~anus csmboiiers made hay
IN the second franz. and HUTCH
~ii,ed under = thres-rln bar
rage.
Walks 10 csmiiii and singtoa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27

fr WfUtt uPh IN
picture ITO George A. Calvert
one Of natures nobiemen.
Joe. secure In hls etd days.
did not scatter his earnings
- did and ao ~ wsaay e'hsrs
Of the ring. Now 10 years
old. he has lived . fun And
rich HE and 20 make tho set-
ting more perfect. NJ stiii has
his wife, Latte, BY his side.
n was none Of "off with the
aid, M with tks now" with
dec. and more hones 10 the
grand old Eenttrmaa ef the
ring.
u Mas (hoSWskt's III for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27
Tigers, Vikings
Meet On Snou;

Stadium and Puyallnp hieh
1901 sh teams will clash IN a
nrsctice meet Sunday at Psradisf
rsIIev preliminary 70 the Sorth-
west high school meet Apfh a.
the mountain. h
prep ski followers VIII "stcn
,eq,lts closely as Stadium and
p,,ysIlup Gominstd the meet last
wear. the Tigers winning Ghan-
pionship and the vikings finsn'he
second.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27
LAKELAND. Ma.

LAKELAND. Via. FREDDY
Hgtrninson. Ogs VI the most
p.blieizea ROCKIES u tas pre-
training season, MAS The mos,
foriorn yolsngstsr In the Detroit
Tigers camp today.
Freddy. VINO came from Se-
attic 70 the Tigers al q cost 81
$4,000 and four players. made
his second start a. ma of
Lacquer sgsinst the Dodgers yes
terday and wss hammered from
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27
HUTCHINSON TAKES HARD BATTGRlnc

started his ussioipg. Hutchfusoa
picked sington otf first. hat L.
ssxetts followed with . tsSplas
and Pete nSlser drove . sinsIo
To center Tamulls flts1 ouf. w
sfainbAck doubled. scoring NJ
sier. Two moss walks ioo<ed the
bags. and Hutch took rsfuSe ~
the showers.
p. B. The Tigers cams hack
with too run In the sighth -
wsn. -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27
Lodge Quints to Meet

Tho bsskstbaII Tram 81 the
Warrington Junior Lodge No. q.
I o o. ". Win mae, The Olympus
Junior lodge Ia ths second game
n bomssspd-noms series on Inc
bsllsFmins naples Monday night
Olympia WON ,hs first game. ~ ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27

btDDtsd by meismsu, weather
Friday night. the cammarano
Br0thefs' s0fibaIl team 1ili hold a
workout sunday st'frn0on at 4
O'Clock On Mckinley piayflsis.
Players from last s<asons team
sD1 any nsv candidates are sIsE.
lbls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27
On the Lam
with *.
Elliott Meteala

ponderm catch Of trout this tceek sndgqed ont Of
Al the Colclt; By Les Nelson's party That old stream chen
II clear at thus time Of the rery often prorides some
tconderfui sport -.
sportsman writes that youngsters the local udeas for
% rife shooting their with wild
ducks Reports To kill
their
nesting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27

fighters In the book
Of old timers WAS
Joe Cnoynssy. the
San Francisco boy
and lifelong friend
Of George Calvert,
owner Of tho Taco
ma hotel.
Joe and George
oouidn't locate one
ano her for ~
years until recently
Then George learn
ell of Jocs where
abouts In cinoin-
natl. o.. and drop
ped him a line.
In return J oe
fired back . five or
Elk page letter
which renewed the
old, old dsya They
had last seen each
other in 1910. when
Jack johnson beat
Jim Jeffries at
Reno
but from now on
In these old pals
will keep in touch
with one another
making more direct
. friendship that
hogan in the EOS.
SO cheered wns
Joe al hearing from
his old pal that hs
sent along an auto
graphed picture of
himself W h en- he
was at hts prime,
He wrote upon the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27
castins Club

me Tacoma c&stiag cinb NJ
held . meeting Tuesday NIGHT 6
Doc wsatssrs noms II ~ -
stevens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27
Texas Cowboy
Wins Long Race

OAKLAND. CsI. shannon Dn-
vidson. = aaiador. Texas. op~boy.
jogged into Oakland on his nine
year-old pony. Ranger. yesterday,
winning by many miles pony
express race from Hsneona. TEXAS.
TO the San Francisco Worlds fair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27
You're Missing Something, Dan

AN PAKkEK The Old sporting COumnlst OF The New iork
Mirror puts professional hockey Of the east the heat
He pans the magnate fries them bcs them and sews them
in his He asserts that most of the club owners
boss and that the hockey there is reflect
the turf influences He likewise takes to pieces the
silly and absurd play system that becomes effective al
the end of the regular Calls II plain mercenary
maneuvering :.
Well Dams correct there Don't doubt 1T at all Any person
with half should be able what's gong on ana
take that type of hockey for what it syndicated entertainment
not to be taken seriously not to be wagered upon
should influence writing ability toward
other New York syndicate monopoly
dominated by Mike Jacobs and
M approved silly NY commission
And his to work THAT sport
evils needed
sport In ny IL
considering
Mike 1 merely of the n,ob
influence hockey the strict
syndicated hockey then he might find
the of the big
Because the youngsters fresh
youth Who the claws of the monopo-
often mumbng wrecks their best years
before them. while still in their twenties
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27
Tiger nespstas
Uia 0ver Alunloi

Playing . team rompass1 - -
fnrsnss Tiger hcop stars. elaftsm
sbefsstsA IN si,sNNl teaSs. 49,
Yesterday sftsvnooa n The ~
dium gym
Th~ slssmm squs4 wns eempnoo1
NJ nlil Mooss. Tom csues ~ IN
rsulson. III now stssu1onG ~
College ~ rsGet soun1; -
Davies SD Carl ops1shy - ~
University NJ WseA1ngtNa. -
Jsrh Nichols ~ G;oNaaea4 useeDe
Psnisan. WIN SO . nsewhss ~
isst ssssoa's cbsmplss mt1Dno
squad. I'll wsse ussah~sp - -
years mearsi varsity.
Russ ecp~v. Tiger f0rwuv1
paced ths winners wtth n ps>eeA
while Davies and Nichols npnsto1
the ALUMNI ssssn wSth ~ eaeA-
rhe ansurss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27

Tommy because he ~ years Ola last NONemDef ms
become ineligible for further athletic competition at the
school, track football, anything
athletics hard blow to Tommy
But boy stride with sigh of regret then
He Joined Coach squad the day he was
negbty and has turned out every day just e
to knowledge to the other candidates
than Tommys winning OF the looyafd
22oyard events which were his speca oeoe
ruled out A.,
boy feeling for his school his mates ana ms
something far greater than athletic ability on
the spirit unselhnes and hope the breaks come
many and good for Tommy Jones
CLIP Davie Ward into The top spot against Truman Ken
nedy or frankie Collins and couldn't get the fans
into Greenwich coliseum. Either boy IS ndtnraF mere
4cith Ward cho has caught the home too" fancy by ms
Iketa Has Ability
TKETA SACHIO is grinning little japanese sophomore
student at Lincoln high school -. ,
keta can read and write English without fault but seldom
cares TO speak the language being of extremely recen
nature
The little breaks into print here because he poien
tally track star The way he pick em and lay EN-
down in the sprints caution, Coach harde and 1eo~
trackmen inform this corner % 49,. T., 49,, ,o.. ,
over 20 rect IN me ofoa" Jump
And Do -. neat and surprising job the low hurdles
He seems to needs to replace Tommy Jones
Rn S speech, lketa retiring peofe
onoers prefers perform when too many are looking on
Coach explains -. ,.,u.o.
that part of things and the little fellow can DO as
But wish he'd turn to thing. in serious wa,
feel that become top performer and great ssf 70
ur no Of the loss Of Jones' The boy game
and able student Now he'd just let himself loose ana
freeon track
rc,r CITY league erexy has been flat on hi. back
Gov, davs big league president doesn't often get c ou'
when he does he usually turns in good job Of it
c...o, Mann, III. Tiger hur /. feet Volta
man..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27
Hutch Can't Find Self

hold of himself the spring training work.
In = disappointing
ner Yesterday Dodgers hits and three
Wild pitch to that and see why
than innings And maybe that extreme
national publicity has cursed him with hazard
TWO hundred and fifty thousand rainbow and steelheod
trout ranging an length from to 10 inches long soon
,c eaue the state hatchery at Steacoom lake for trans
ldntiq in nearbp cdters Most of them 0W IN lakes,
but beeUe the DeSchutes ruer should RECEIVE far share
The fish hare been brought planting by Sup Charles
Foster, q gentleman lcho knOlcS his UOrk
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27

JERAEY CITY -s The Jersey
City Giants had their third man
ager In two years whsn Bert Me-
hoff took command March J.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27
Tommy Jones Rates High

THE Tommy Jones, young Negro Splinter OF Lincoln
high school, brings to the front his fine qualities
Tommy because he 20 years old last November mas
become ineligible for further athletic competition at the
hall anyfh hing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-23

WATR is scheduled the body Children Sunday histories orphans from local den hcme-fndg features film celebrities Hope Bng crosby Spencer Tracy weekly Beginning of radios top daytime serials "The Carters Elm Orphan Annie" It took ancient Johnny skyrocket oin Fuckers WATR-Muual band will be heard the nationwide ming Tuesday of next week and continuing through damatons nationally the Mutual network hocyces From onps heard succeeding Gasoline Alley will make way "Terry Pirates"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-23
CHRISTMAS RADIO HIcHLTcHTs
suNpAY. pECEAapER a

SUNDAY, DECEMBER M il 1sso F. MWJz.NBC Chdens "VvaF" Chrissnaas t't1' bruadcnsg from England, France and GeFmany. 2iOO- 800 F. M-WJz- NEG "The Man Named Christmas"
 
 sOO- s.sO r. M-wATRMBs, "st Anthony Hour Christians
 program.
 muny Christmas tree n Washington SiO0 S;Sb F. MWABCCBs "A Christmas CarOlIioneI BaF rymOre S;3O- O;OO r. Me-WJZ-NBC, Christmas in Hawaii l03O1l;O0 F. M-WATR Dckeng "A Christmas Caro-sccond
 Congregational Church Players. 11I6-l2;OO P. MA Modern Christmas Carsl"-drama. R M-2;OO A. M-WATR-MBS Midnight from s. PatFIcks
 cathedral New York City. "
 MONDAY, DECEMBER % # G3O- 100 A. Ms-WJZ.NBC, Milton Cross Claus. Olb-lOOO A. M-WATR.MBS Christmas in the Empre'-Kine
 GeoFgeW speaks t0 his empire with replies from
 distant points, including the front line trenches. lOlb-1llb M-WATR- Colonial "Thc Story of ChTistmas'
 Baptist Church ChOIr ROO-12lS M-WJZ'NBC. Greetings correspondence
 to their families ROO-12SO F. M-WAfRNfBS, Padre
 Mission. @3O- 800 F. M-WJZ-NBC, Music from TschaikOwskys "Nu
 cracker Suite" In narrative GOO-l0;OO F. M-WATR.MBS Christmas Program Chicago
 starring Grace
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-23

 Gl6~- Eddie Cnsuy's Football
 R0uDdup--YaDkeo Net GiS0--jchlnd Inc Scenes with Paui
 Lucas Caj-ModIcal Program 7iO0- Whats My Name 7;30--Truo or False Si00--Arch Oboler's Plays S:30--stop Mo If You've Heard
 This One 0;00-Art for Your sal0 9;30-Dcath Valley Days i0'Oo- Benny Goodmnn's orch. l0;50--lIon Cutters orch. fl ii00--News ii;lb-- When Day fs DonG--farry
 Huard, baritone; Bud Itainey,
 Narrator U lH5-aGeoFg6 OiEon's orch l@iOg-- Woody ilGrman's Orch, 4. M. l9;S0-Iiluo lINrron's Orch, ig,56-NeWE i;00-HiicHt
  Mass gymnastic exercises gre be- ing introduced Into Japan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-23
What some of your favorite radio

t~O0 O0E0 ford has been looking forward to reunion with her dad who the to Hollywood from his home Lakeland FcsidA Family parties planned the Bin GOOdwns the Kenny Bakers and the Billy NGieven and
 For the first time in ten Jim "Fbber McGee" Jordan will
 spend Christmas with his two sisters One of them survived the Sdhana explosion on Singapore month and will arrive Hol
 wood by boat from Manila the the other sister gets by train George Brac Allen respectively won't surprised sS Santa Clauses their Christmas Day. Their two children made point personally invite santa they met their shopping party.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-23
Lithuanian Group
 To Glue Program,

The Lithuanian Catholic Stu dents association will present n special broadcast over WATR on Christmas day, from l:15 to l:4S. The group, directed by President Kateiva, has pre- sented several holiday broad casts during the past year which have been well received by Lithuanian listeners.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-23
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