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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-25
AFTER MANY YEARS
By {. T. SHORT

gether, and to my surprise /
saw by the setting moon that
it was near dawn. They bent
their steps swiftly and silently
towards the ancient temple Of
Isis, which was then, as now, in
ruins and deserted by every
Egyptian for the sacrilege done
therein under the reign Of Buon,
the Phoenician Pharaoh.
I could see them steal along
the tangled avenue beneath the
palm trees and through the way
of the broken sphinxes until
they came to the pyramidion Of
the obelisk of Sesostris !. Here
a deep ancient excavation COW
cred with vines and rushes
showed a flight of broken steps.
After carefully looking about to
see if they were observed, they
descended.
In a few minutes the three
came forth, the elderly woman
holding in her arms an infant
and hurried to the riverside.
Here the man put the basket
upon the shore and extended his
arms for the child. The poor
mother, as l now perceived she
must be, burst into tears and
clasped it closer and closer to
her heart.
Nay, Jochebda,' he said
with gentle firmness, thy cries
will attract notice. The child
cannot live IL we delay. Hast
thou not had warning from the
kind Egyptian woman who aid
ed thee in concealing it, that its
hiding place is known and that
in the morning soldiers will be
there?
Bear up, dear heart. II
we commit it to the Nile, the
God of our fathers, in whom
We trust and who will yet re-
turn 10 redeem us according
TO His promise TO our father,
Abraham, may guide the frail
harris 70 some secure haven,
and provide for the child .
pitiful heart to save H."
Monday the story will resume
where Moses saw what purport-
ed TO be the scene enacted when
he himself, the Hebrew infant,
was placed in the ark Of bull
rushes and committed 70 the
Nile to save him from the death
decreed by Pharaoh for all
Hebrew infants.
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An Inside Picture of Finan-
cial and Political America
L Ugh

Observation-Disclosures Stokowskis friendship with
Grea Carlo and his alleged radical tendencies cited
by we-marred and conservative members of house
appropriations subcommittee why he should
be permitted chaperon the National Youth orchestra
its forthcoming tour Of South America The behind
the-scenes debate became delicate at times that
expunged from the public record
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MR.. FIXIT
He Fixes Things

To receive attention IN this col
umn letten must give name and
address Of writer Only Initials
vii be published when requested
Mr.. Fixit: Can you give me
directions for drying starfish.
please am visiting here from
the middle west and am anxious
TO take q starfish home with
me, n one can be- preserved.
MRS. l. u. II.
Take a razor blade or very
sharp knife and slice down the
underside OF each one OF the
tentacles Of the starfish. being
careful not 10 cut through TO the
top side. Then. with a blunt in
strument, scrape out all the
meat. wash. scrape some more
with a stiff brush. II you have
one. and dry. Do not dry In the
sun or the fish Will lose its
color. just sit ii in natural po-
sltion. top side up. 30 air can
circulate under IT. and IL will
dry looking like live starfish.
II is not necessary TO use shell
lack. which only spells the color.
When cured that way, We are
assured by our expert. Homer s.
Fox. starfish are guaranteed
odorless.
Mr.. Fisit: Who IL the state
safety Inspector and what Is his
business address. READER.
The one In this area Is o. w.
Eckman. He works out of the
State Department of Labor and
Industries office. AL Perkins
building. Tacoma.
Mr.. Fixit: When and where In
Tacoma VIII they enroll three &
boys again: VIII any 20 to Quill
Gene. Would boy IS years old,
on his own, get TO keep the $50
. month: L. b.
The next enrolment day prob
ably will be about April s. at the
county welfare office, oath and
Pacific ave. Some might be sent
to Camp Quilcene, but when
boy joins the cCc, he enrolls in
the corps itself and not any par
ticular camp. He can be sent
anywhere in the country. though
most OF the boys do 20 to near
by camps
II the boy OF 23 is over 23ia.
he Is ineligible to start. Permis-
sion to deposit the pay during
his enrolment would be given
only II no living blood relative
with a below normal standard of
living could be found to receive
MS Aliotmenl.
Mr.. Fixit; Can you please tell
me where I can obtain data on
the raising and care of poultry:
w. &. &.
The Pierce county agricultural
agent, fifth floor of the court
house. can give you government
pamphlets on poultry.
Mr.. Fixit: Could you tell me
where should apply for n job
In the Tacoma shipyards
OHIO III.
Hiring is being done through
the local unions. principally the
Tacoma Metal Trades council,
740ls Broadway.
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Liberal education is in bad
shape. Despite the fact that
more people than ever are able
to read advertisements. men
have lost the power TO read
Or. Stringfellow Barr, presi-
dent. ST. Johns college. Annapo-
lis, Md.
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ropAY's COMMON ERROR

Fine Is a word Of such inoefl-
nite meaning that 1t usually Is
preferable 70 employ more
definite word. For fine eXplana-
ton. say clear; for fine looking
man say handsome; for fine
spring water, say delicious or
refreshing.
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We spread the poison Of fed
eral patronage in the states and
then propose to take away the
rights OF individuals in the
states. -- S en- tor Ellison ID.
Smith Dem, s. CT
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First TO equip an army with
muskets was the Swedish ruler,
Gustavus Adolphus.
Gunpowder was known in
Europe for more than two CEN
turtles before the French armed
their soldiers with matchbox
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SO THEY SAY

The world will never forget
the mass murders. executions
and fortunes Of Poles under
Maxi rule. -- Gen. Wiadislas ST.
korski, premier OF Polands exile
government.
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probably viii be serious and de-
termined. practical and smoi-
uous. Finsneiers may develop
among these citizens Of the
future.
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Our troubles today have ne
suited from the theory which
dominated the new deal "A
planned economy in regiment
ed state. Senator Robert A
Taft (Rep- ohiol.
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muskets. at the close of the 18th
century. Conservative England,
fearing that archery would be
superseded, banned the use of
the new weapon as late as the
time of Henry VIII.
MONDAY: Mary Goddard.
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China viii sooner or later
wear japan out because there
are 4so million people there,
one-fourth OF the population Of
the world. JspSn's task OF con-
quest is impossible DIR. Egbert
". Smith. secretary. foreign
mission committee Of the South
ern Presbyterian church.
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BUILDING CONTROVERSY

Editor. The Times: While n. r.
johnson was quick 10 note the
rumor that the Portland build
ing trades workers were volun-
tarily cutting their wages he
failed 10 show equal elertness in
noting the reputation OF this
rumor In The Times. The Times
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We Are Called Down for
Calling Moses q Jew
But Even Anthropolieists
Seem a Biz Confusing
So. We 60 On With Story
Of Egyptian Movies
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Evening star., 1940-02-11

POPULARITY Of odut cooking Closes instituted Woshnoton
public schools only lost fo hos exceeded all expectations
Cookery to hove lure thon the edu
cotton sponsored Is schools oil over the c bv the
Home Economics Department Of the public schools There ore
more than 500 enrolled these Here present.
peofoy the soeo Of the 3ese coke os cuIinoy triumph
OF the cooking Gloss at Ceno High School, Wives ond husbands
hove pe" Of spnster ond bachelor eompoy these evening
closes for those interested better ood-ond who isn't?
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KMO-Sews. 10 IS, Phil
Harris
KVI-World To-Day. 10 80
I Dance Orchestra
KOMO-Hots. Orch.
EIE-MUsie-
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KNOT hsse Unite q
States
KVi-Gtrl Inferno: S45
World Today
KONO - Eomekeepers
3.45 Anne Morrow
Lind bergh
KJR-StreAmlined jour
nal.
KIRO-G1ri In-eru<
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.KMO-News.
iRVI-World Today.
/ KOMO-Bal Tabarin.
KIRK N as Greetings
Prom Arou n d the
World
KIRO - News Roundup,
l0.45 Xmas Music
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KVI-Songs py Louise;
4.45. Tenor
.KOMO Capt. SamlSlo;
6:35. Rendezvous.
KJR-Xmas Songs
KTRO-XmaS Program.
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KMO-Fulton Lewis:<:is
Ma Perkins
KVI-Seoond Wife: AS
Santa IN Toylanc.
x o NJ . - Fairgrounds
AS. Europe
SJR - OrEznlst. 4 -
Hotel Orch.
KIRo-Seconc Wife
4::30 p. VI.
KMO - Christmas spot
light
KVl-Eeien kencksn-
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KMO - Shafter Parker;
5:45 Capt Midnight.
XVI - Twilight Trails:
5.45, News: SIS Elmer
DAVIS.
Serenade
KJR-Bud Barton. 545
Tom Mix
mas
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KMO Ruth Reisner,
Poetry and Prose
XVI - Texas Rangers,
6.l5, Gene Grounds
and Ivan Ditmars
KOMO-Paul Martin.
KRIS scandinavian Re-
porter
SIRO-Texas Rangers.
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.kMO-Prleudly IS
KNI-Mart "a webster
1915. News
.xONO - MARY Marlin.
12.l5, Ma Perkins
kJR - Orphans CT d.
yorce. y IS Amanda
KIRO - Society Girl,
1918. Singin sam
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KMO-Toast: Sis. Crazy
Cowboy.
.KVI-Studlo
KOMO - Waltzes. Sis,
Jack Armstrong.
.KJR-Vaughn DeLeath.
Sis. King Arthur, Jr.
KIR 10 Father Goose,
5I5 Christmas.
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KMO-John B. Hughes:
Gas. Sports.
KVI-Big Town
.KJR-News. SIS. SPIN
and Win.
KOMO-Csvalcads.
KTRn-Rtc T0Up
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KMO-News. 1915. Cav
alCade.
Willie Beautiful.
1918, Woman in White
HONOLULU Pc tiers;
1918. Howard Harding
KJR-Farrn and Home
1918. Inquiring Re-
porter.
KIRO-Life Beautiful.
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KMO-Albert La Schelle.
1l:45. 81 A
KVl-Fletcher whey
l1:45. MY Son and !
K o NJ O-Valiant Lady.
ll:45. Light OF World
KJR-Navy Talk. ll:45
News.
KIRO-Fletcher Wiley.
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Bridge 2 As. Keep
Pit 70 Music
KVI-Kafe smith. ai5
When a Girl Marries
KMO-Shlp OF JOY. 9 lis
O'Nellls
KJR-News. el5. Health
Club.
KIRO-Kate Smith.
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RMO-Happy H o N es.
s4S, Words and Music
XIV Gold bergs: ef5
Kathleen Norris
K o. NO Studio. 3 -
Snip OF JOY
X J P-BetWefn Frierds
645. Ann Sterling.
KIRO-Goldoe rgs.
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KMO - Riddles: Gas
Keep Fit 10 Music.
KVI-Helen Trent. 9 As
Our Gal Sunday.
ROMO-J {. Scott. Q -
Handy Man
KJR-Farm and Home
KIRO-Helen Trent.
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kMO Fulton Lewis.
4:l5. Ma Perkins
KVI-Second Wife. AIS,
Santa in Toyland.
KOMO - FREQ Wsring'
AIS. Europe
.KJR-Little Revue.
.KIRO - Serial, 4'lo,
Wsreel.
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KMO-News: s45. Trade
n sales.
KNl-News. T45. Jane
Powers
[ KOMO-wake Up and
Sing. 7:45. Sam Hayes
IKJR-Breskfast CLUB
lKTPO-NeWs, 745, AGO.
liam Ensemble.
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KMC-Breskfsst Club
XVI Family Aim anac i.
ei5 News
HOMO-Victor Lindlsnr
S.l5. Against storm
EJR-Breskfast Club
KIRO-Housewives 8 IS
News
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KMO-Neighbors; ll:l5.
Organ Music
KVI-Big Sister: ll:l5
Aunt Jenny
KOMO-Hymns. ll:l5, A
Grimm's Daughter
KJR-Our Half Hour.
KIRO-Big Sister.
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Fire
KVl-Girl Inferno. $40,
World Today.
.KOMO-Clas ical MUSIC
3:45. Sports.
.KJR-Wednesday Mlxup
KIRO-Girl Inferno
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KMO-DevOtions
KXI-Singing Cowhand
tbs. March Time
nOMO-Top o. Morning
7.l5 Reveries
KJR-Ranch Boys. Is,
News
.KIRO-At $50 a m
Xmas Services %
Xmas Music.
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IKMO-Christmas Under
Fire.
I RVl-Dr Malone. 3:lS
Hedda Hopper.
kOMO-Your Treat: 3:l5
That Girl
lKJR - Homespun, $40,
Ireene Wicker.
KIRO-Dr Malone.
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KMO-Johnson Family.
l0:45. Bachelors Chill
dren.
X V I-Happiness. l0:4o
Mary Lee Taylor
KOMO - Hotel Taft,
l0:45, Dr. Kate
KJR Spiritual Life;
l0:45 News.
KIRO-Happinesk
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< NJ o - Happy Homes.
S45. song OF Bethle-
hem
XVI - GOldberEs 3 40
Kathleen Norris.
6 -
Snip Of Joy.
EJR-Between FrlenCs
8 IS. Ann Sterling
HRO-Goldberg
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.KMO-Trojan Horses
| KVI-Mystic Tunes. 2 ;i5
Scattergood Baines
aOMO-Guiding Light;
2:45, Life Beautiful
lKJR oiree 245,
Wayne Van Dyne
De Valera
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KMO - Dance Musi c,
l2:45, Christian Sci
enCe.
KVI-Kate Hopkins.
KOMO-Pepper Young
l2:45. Vic and Sade
KJR-Other Wife: y 45
Just Plain Bill
KIRO-kate Hopkins
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Theater
KVI-Ben Pollsck
Gar
dens.
KJR p aul srso T..
1887. News
KIRO Nigh I c a ?
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KMO-News.
XVI - Baritone. AIS,
Concert.
KOMO-Girl Alone. 2:l5,
Lone Journey.
lKJR--Zollman
F. kIRO- Womsns World.
Qr1S Concert
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KMO-Sevs 2:l5. q. s
Navy
XVI - President Roose-
welt
KOMO-Girl Alone. 2l5
Lone Journey
kJR-Organ Concert.
kIRO-Nomans World
2:l5. School OF All.
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NOT cast: l2:l5
News.
XIV l. Martha Webster
l2:15, News.
KOM - Mary Marlin.
l2:l5, Ma Perkins
KJR - Orphans OF Dr.
vorce. l2:l5. Amanda
KIRO-S 0 ciety Girl.
1915 Singing Sam.
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KMO-Literature: las,
Candlelight Service.
KVI-Portla Blake. 40
Myrt and Marge
KOMO-BacksLage Wife.
lis. Stella Dallas.
KJR-Mother Of Mine
lis, Cecil Solly
KIRO-Portia Blake.
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K MO Christmas Key
hole.
KVI-Missing Heirs
kOMO-J o b n Z J Pre-
sents
SJR-Ben Bernie
KIRO-MiSsing Heirs
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KMO-RinE-O: las. Al
bert LaSchelle.
KVI-Hilltop House
l:4S. Steprnother
KOMO@Lorenzo Jones
las. Wilder Brown
KJP-Health Club. ! IS
Old Timers.
KIRO-Hilltop House.
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KMO-2 IS. Family Rob-
lnson.
KVl-Mystic Tunes. 2 -
Scattersood Bsines
KOMO = Guiding Light,
As. LIE Besutiful
kJR-OrEanist
KIR Q Commander
American Legion.
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KMO-Christmas Mass
KVI-Amos n Andy
BIS, Lanny Ross
EOMO-Fred " ari q 8
BIS. Armchair Cruises
KJR-Grand c e n : q
Station.
kIRO-Amos n Andy
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K NO - New 9l5
Christmas Keyhole.
KNI-We. the People
KOMO - I N / I a o n
EJR Easy Aces. s:lo
Mr. Keen
KIRO-We. the People
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KMO-Gossip Club.
hVi-Hilltop House: 1915
Stepmother.
KOMO-Lorenzo Jones.
l:45. Wilder Brown
.KJR-Health Club, i:45.
Cowboy joe.
.KIRO-Hilltop House
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KMO Wvthe williams
745 QuiZZes
KVI-GreetingS, Z IS. Fl
mer Davis.
kOMO-Dog House.
KJR-Question Bee
KIRO-Peter Mertens.
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KMO-John 2 Hughes
10 IS. Winger an @
Alexander.
XVI Life Beautiful.
l0:i5. Woman IN White
& o - O. julia Blske
io-I5 Vatican Christ
mas Program
aJR-EErm and Home
I lo;l5. Inquiring Re-
porter
paas4-.s,,t
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KMO - Santa Barbara
2 Is Mission Xmas
KNI-Kate smith s-lo
When q Girl MarrleS
KOMO - Ship OF Joy
ai5. O'Neills.
KJR-Sevs. 2 IS. Health
Club.
EIFO-Kate Smith
$3.50 A. VI.
KNO-Bridge az5 Keep
Ff 10 MUSK
gVI-Helen Trent es5
Our Gal SUNDAY
KOMO-Voics Of Exper-
ienos. ? IS. Handy Man
SJR-Farm and Home
KRO-Eelen Trent
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lKMO-Keyhole
'KVI-News. cas-. Christ
mas Carols.
.KOMO-Battle Of Sexes.
K JR New Gas
Tropilsc Moods
.KIRO-Xmas Music.
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KMO-Haven OF Rest.
XVI Paul sullivan
News.
EOMO - News, 10 10
Navy Talk.
KJR-Dramatic Serial.
XIRO-News Review.
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Theater.
KVI-Anita Carol
x o MO St Frances
Hotel.
KJR-N oving World.
1915, Paul Carson.
Music.
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KNO - Hendrix ! q r
Loom Ills News
KN1-Glenn Miller. Is
Xmas Greetings.
kOMO BOD Hope.
.KJR-Xmas Story.
Miller.
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RMO-JohnSon Family;
ioS5. Bachelors Chill
cren
XVI - Happiness: io:4S
Eonenaker<
< o ~ Q - Hotel Taft.
ios45 Dr. Kate
hjR-Pesce. 10 IS News
SRO-EspplneSs
ll:00 A. vi.
iSAO Friendly Neigh.
| oors. HIS. Your hon
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wv
KMO-Dance Orch.
HVl-Portla Blake. l:l5
Myrt and Marge
kOMO-Backstsge Wife.
l.l5. Stella Dallas
KJR-Mother Of Nine:
1;15, Cecil Solly.
KIRO-Serial.
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TUESDAY


I sUH y. fls
EMO-RNcficns
EVI-SlnznE C0w1anc
7is. March Time.
kOMO-Top o Moruins
7.1b feveries
EJR-Josh Eissins. IS
NeuB
KIRO-Trs Klock. TBS
Farm Forum
7:30 A. VI.
KNO-Sews IS Trade
n Sales
KVI-SeUs 745. Jane
Powers. OTEanist
KOAO - Reveries -
sam Hayes
KJR-Breakfast Club
KTRO-Seus AS. Aeo-
Ian Ensemble.
500 A. VI.
KMO-Pals OF G older
West
KNl-Family Almanac
Sis, News.
KOMO-Yictor Linclahr
s:l5, Against Storm.
KJR-Breakfast Club
KIRO-Housewives s.lo
News.
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.KMO-Muse and Music.
XVI Kate Hopkins.
I2.45. SONGS
EOMO-Pepper Young,
12.45. Vic and Sade
SJR-Other Wife. IL IS
Plain Bill
HIRO - Kate Hopkins.
l2.4h- News
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KMO-John 3. Hughes
KVI-Prof Quiz.
.kOMO-Fibber MCGEE
KJR-News. c IS. BlshoI
and Gargoyle.
EIRO-Prof Quiz
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-24
Small Platform

At the far end OF the room was
a small raised platform upon
which sat three musicians.
One was a pianist. another mad
a cornet which az the moment was
resting on the floor in front 81
hin. and the third man apparently
handled the drum department In
addition 70 a brass drum. there was
a snare drum directly IN front Of
him and at the side a collection Of
various noise making devices.
You don't have 10 eat your
sandwich. Frank cautioned. In
fact. I'd advise against II. But
everyone has 10 order something
even If ne doesn't consume it. The
coffee is none TOO good. but is
drinkable.
There was a sudden fanfare
from the three-man hand, and
Cam and Frank looked toward the
raised platform.
A woman in a dark dress, shiny
with spangles appeared on the
edge ot the platform, aid the or
chestra with more energy tnsh
I accuracy. swung into popular
song
That's Ruby Osborne. ra"
said. nodding in her oiree'ioi'
"Joes girl"
10 be eontinusd')
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-24
400 2 VI.

RNO--Neu,k : 05 Orch
kVI-Dr Malone SIS
Night Before Christ
mas
kOMO-C ssiro Orc b O..
SIS That Cir
KJR-7 05 CHRISTMAS foi
Navy Children.
KIEO-Dr Malone
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-24
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EEI-Clark Ross.
gONO - Grass Valley
Cornish Miners Chorus
Scandinavia Re
porter. els. News
E1RO-Radio Parade.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-24
GeDanfen mn GrinMerMilgell
Bon Heb. 5rana Guertges

tpuroe faft ipie elm SeiIiser begraben.
am 20. Mlai 1906 itarb er am Sint-
meIfabrtstag 81, gallaoolio. SIM alo-
iter Der Sran5isfaner Saielbit fan6 er
feline Rubeitdtte. SIN Sabre 1886 aber,
orei Sabre na6 Dem Sooe ieines 2ieb.
linsslobnes 5eroinano (eeit. IL. Suli
1889 au Sebina), tpur6en bic @e-
beine 6es sroBen @nt6eders geboben
unb nod Der bon ibm angelegten
Staot ieiner ,,euen Welt, mad Snn
Domingo, iiberbradt. (Serber's 2e-
rifon.) Spdter, als bie Jran5oien
Die Sniel in 9elis nabmen, bradte
man Columbus nod Sabai,na, anba,
uno als tuieoer ipdter 1897 bie Mn,e-
rifaner 2,,ba nabmen, brabte man
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-24

angefniipft uno @eleeenbeit eegeben,
Der 6riltliben STRIDE neue, unermeB-
li6e 2anber ein5uberleiben uno 70
oen @lal1ben Bis at Die gnoen 6er
groe 5,t berbreiten. 8ie tief uno rid-
tig bat nidt Der eroBe Mfann oas
tpirflide gn65iel ieiner unternebmun.
gen eeabnt!
Gin an6eres Motib, 6as ibn ni6t
tpeniger bei6dftiste, tpar oie 9efrei.
,.ns oes SI. @rabes. Mit sem @oloe,
oas ct aus ben ent6edten 2dn6ern
gelpdnne, fonnten - 10 itellte er IN
ansiiht - SSbre Sobeiten, 6ie fatbo-
liiben Serri6er einen areua3ug Der.
anltalten, oas Grab oes Serrn ben
San6en oer llnsldubieen au entrei-
Ben.
gs par eben oie 3eit ser srana6i-
iden ariege noriiber, gang Spanie,,
nod bon 6es ron1antiid-relig
gntbuiiasmus, Sen oiefe adnpfe err
5euet; ct ielblt batte Dem ShluBaft
oes getualtigen Dramas, Der @innab.
me @ranaoas (21. Sonuar 1922
als 3euge beigetpobnt. Die Mealiiie.
rung eines iolden 9lanes in einen,
2anoe, oas 10 biele geeisnete glemente
bot, mar ourbaus nidts l1noenfbares
J sd berliderte". 10 er5ablt golum'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-24

Columbus tuie6er na6 @epilla, Spa-
nien, mo er nod Iiegt. l1eber fein 2e-
ben, ieinen 500 uno iein 8egrdbnis
iino biele 2egenoen III l1mla,f, Die
ii9 oft tpi6eripre6en.
Sn ben nidt Iange Dor ieinem 60
Sc berfaBten uYrofecias" bot gol,in-
bus 6ie S6een nieoereeleet, tpelbe i'm
auf ieiner merf.piir6igen 2aufbabn Be-
berridten. T., -.
Der gntbuiiasmus, tpon,it er ben
@eoanfen ieiner @ntoedunssfabrt inn
sroben 8eitmeer ersriff, tpar Elm tues
ientlid relisi0ier. columbus betrah-
tete iid", fast Srbins, ,unter Der
Sano 6es Simmels itebenb, aus ben
Meniden ermdblt, 6ieien boben gn6-
stued (oer gntoedune bei6nii9er 2dn-
oer) alsaufiibren. CT 1as, tpie er
meinte, feline 10 betradtete gntoedune
in ser 81. S6rift boraus berfiinoet
uno in BEN eebeimnisbollen Musiprii-
9en ser Bropbeten ounfel abgeidat.
tet. 9ie @n6en Der 8elt follten at.
iammengebradt, ,1n6 alle Nationen,
3uneen uno Sprahe1 ,,nter Der Sab.
ne oes &eilan6es bereint tperben. Die
glorrei6e 8ollenoung ieines l1nterneb.
mems folte iein, baB es Sic unbefann.
ten Megionen ber gr6e i,1 @eneinidaf1