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distant battlefields. The arrival
of Australian and New Zealand
troops served to strengthen the
allied military establishments In
this area which lies adjacent 10
vital communication and supply
lines. including those leading TO
the near east oil fields.
CAMP ON DESERTS
Once a tourist paradise. Egypt
Is now being used a. a funnel for
British forces. including those
from the far east. en- route TO the
battlefields somewhere in the war
zone" The first contingent of
New Zealanders who arrived Mon
day are eneamped on the Egyp-
tan deserts In order 10 become
accustomed gradually TO the
change in weather. rather than
being suddenly dispatched 10 the
extreme cold Of this winter In
Eruope.
The writer WAS permitted 10
attend maneuyers. reviews
and official inspections In the
last two weeks and every
where saw impressive evidence
Of the close collaboration Of
the British. French ana Egyp-
tian high commands. He
Gently there have been tn
partite conversations invoiv-
ing such personages ~ Ming
Farouk, Gen. Maxine wey-
gand. the French commander
In syria: sir Archibald Wa
yeH. the British commander
in-ehlef In the middle east.
6fn. Wilson. eommaadsr-in-
chief Of Britain force. In
Egypt; Sir Andrew Cunning
ham, commander-in -chisf 81
the British Meditsrransan
fleet, and q number Of high
French naval authorities and
Egyptian army officers.
These conversations were un-
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Kellogg to SholO
STAMP Collection

Frank M. Kellogg will show his
collection of U. S. stamps at the
next meeting of the Stamp Col
lectors' Guild, American Stamp
Association Chapter 2, at s p. m.
Wednesday in the Tacoma Secre-
tarial school, Medical Arts bldg.
Visitors will be welcome.
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It's i227s apartments, In 81
separate buildings ranging from
seven to II stories. will house A
900 people Ia two 10 five rooms.
Average rent. including utilities.
SIS per room per month.
Previously the biggest private
housing project Though not ~
large a. the u. 3. governments
uncompleted 3.i4e-unit oueens-
bridge project In New York; was
a 2.125-apartment. three-site prof.
ect completed In 1928 In New
York's borough Of Queens
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Egvpt, Once a Paradise
For Tourists, Is Nov Funnel
For Forces From Britain
Network of New Military Highways Being Built
Throughout North African Desert; Country IL Seen
As Potential Spring Board for Allied Action


. the pis n OF
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Change In Defense
Zone Dangerous


WAsHINcToN-A Admiral Harold r. Start chief II naval
operations believes that any effort u establish 4
defense 100 miles of the coast would b mpsnet
cable and dangerous"
s.s gave ~ ss<. q ~ z<vs ~aa - ass<rfv f nnd = ~
npna nen41 -
aaesflnnlux nv chsIFman James fsrN~
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starr ave - views e fht HAtA&
appropriations s4nenmmsis< nnder
ass<sflnnlnx Nv chsIFm~n J.mes
.. ssTaxAsm. =. Nsx
rnx~xNr tI.1Ff
onNof-KTH
ssfuxh~m suxnp~s>d tk.f th<
three .nAsl< lluit wse rh>rt<ts snzz
ssk<d Ht.Fs WHISTLER : Ire might
nps - arA~n &lanx - szse - -
ennsin<nt1i sh<if. Aheut 1no mzlen
aff the Atlantic eeA1s.
~ usat1 - : spxy utmVto
mSa1ssx.~ xeaxN sn.1. ~ - -
~ - - we<e - eecnnrlno
ltmiis - s~r swu Mhln9 -
sA~~ - - u~vi1 - tnn66p
ah>>> llnlla - rlgn1n -
ae1ilsy y 1s<sn1e une1nes un~y
in<1~se& n~ntnU stuheA npe-
tvH1lty tahsA - uhn1 -.
s~re sagsesseA
.tta~svsf. changes n hinges
tsslssh<a rssoknIseA iatsFnNsIennl
ilmita ~ ere pss~er might ~.
ana rrea~kly weula mi. ~ 60
espssd ~ seme ethern. p4rtlralNss
b II lh><s nshsr~ ~ fheir uwn
previously accepted rights lajaF~a
thsrshy.
vgour NIGHT
unmUf.T
..Anrh matters ~ usually han.
dlea through aspisnsatis ehaeneta
and u u aaaatfai 4 IL wsrld ~
large would willingly submit -
what Il might eaasi1es high
handed procedure ~ our past. n
~ failed ALPHABETICALLY b eAtAln
international acceptance ~ our
enntrntlan. ~s weubd either h~vs
10 give in ~ fight IA put n esux 2
ntAsk snta aNy efless - -
sahllsA asee.se nsms6ns1sm ~
lag peare- ttmp. - ~ tnenxy
hal 800 wesst1 ~ eetempa
- esess psess~re esont1e No.
sees~ ws~l1 - ''tmpsneeteat1e
and 1nnnesens.-
We must protect oar semmsre<
and nar interests wherever - can,
and re must SEEK and ntriks ~
enemy whers ws ear effeefivsis
weaken him. ~ explained. ''Tr
attempt 10 dsfsns this IN psare-sim<
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Enlarged attendance made
necessary modern. fully approved
transportation equipment for out
of-town students and more spa
eious and up-to-datc suditoriums
in both the high and grade
schools. The high school athletic
field has been enlarged and a
modern grandstand has been con-
structed.
Fullam has always been inter-
ested in vocational training and
during his Is years has seen an
agricultural department organized
for high school boys. the expan-
sion of the shop department to
include a wide variety Of expert
ence, rather than q restricted
woodworking program: a music
department developed through pur-
chase Of equipment and recogni-
ton In the curriculum and speech
correction work placed in the pro-
gram OF studies at both grade and
high schools.
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SEEK FULLAM's POST

SdIt DlsUltk dikDoun1td nc n y
candidate for the position of
school director and will run on
the March ballot. Bisbing S
filing will make a contest Of the
school election as he will be run
ming against Dick Greenwood Of
Burnett for the position left
vacant by the retirement of James
Fullam from the board.
CHILDREN GET GIFTS
Senator Monty Percivai. state
president of the Children's
Benevolent League. was in Buck
ley recently to show motion pic
lures to the children at the West
ern State Custodial school. He
presented 10 pair of roller skates
to children as gift from the
Pierce county unit OF the league.
Children have been skating In
Easements during wet weather
and are grateful for the timely
gifts. J. e. Martin. local post
master, has presented the school
with an encyclopedia, and 100
photograph records were donated
by the Pierce county unit of the
Benevolent League.
r. r. Airsman, of Machias,
Wash, was added to the Custodial
school staff this week. Airsman
is a poultryman of wide expert
ence and will have charge Of poul-
try at the school.
50TH ANNIVERSARY
Western Star lodge No. 81,
F. and A. M, celebrates its 50th
anniversary Saturday night with
Master A. o. Johnson In charge.
william Fairweather,. past state
grade master. of Puyallup. who
was present at the charter cere-
monies here in 1890, will be at the
meeting.
Following closely on the heels
of the Masonic celebration Is the
50th birthday anniversary Of Buck
ley lodge No. rs, I. o. o. f.. which
will be held Friday, March /.
Orville Lochridge was given the
End and Ord degrees in the Odd
Fellows lodge Friday evening.
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The strategic Importance and the thoroughness of Egyp
tan military preparedness revealed to this correspond
ent tour through of the great of activity
the eastern Mediterranean area
Everywhere the places enrenched
British Egyp
distant battefds
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BY REYNOLDS PACKARD
UNITED PRESS STAFF CORRESPONDENT

CAIRO
Balkans r near
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ritis
hing
for
help
ling
Dints
the
ago.
n1ber
joint
oint-
erica.
adv.
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Scotland Yard
SEXES Aliens
GREAT BRITAIN

Scotland Yard men swept down
on thousands Of Germans and Aus
TRANS. who had been permitted lib
err today. In a determined drive
to prevent activities Of Trojan
horse elements. In New Of the
threat OF q German attempt To
invade Britain.
Sir John Anderson. home secre-
tsry and home security minister.
suddenly ordered internment Of all
Germans and Austrians In Britain
between the ages Of IS and 50
years. who have been permitted
freedom Of movement with certain
restrictions.
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The folding chairs were all filled
and Madge Kendall. who had
dropped into the shop out Of curl
osity. leaned forward in her seat
at the back to see the ring.
"Four-leaf clover ring" an cid
erly woman seated next to the
girl shifted. Il never heard OF
such a thing. Who'd want a thing
like thst?"
What am I bid, folks ?" the
suctioneer repeated. Speak up
quickly If you want TO bid on this.
or III put 1t aside and sell some
thing else"
"One dollar" called a man at
the front
"A dollar ," From the tone Of
the saleman's voice you would
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Executive Would Put Wm Factories
On 24-Hour Bosis; Appropriulion
OF 1855. 100000 at Once Askod

WASHINGTON President Roosevelt Thursday PROPOSED
to congress slss emergency national defense
10 meet the threat If modern
The combined air strength Of the army and navy
Ne proposed 10 put national defense mssufa<turis~
ena 2s-hour hasi. The emsrxsnsy sumncNs q ~
s rssssss was as, eoass, D. y ssssus gs...sH
before joint session Of congress- called barely II
hours notice.
He warned that ear shores even xrsal MD
western cities, surh ~. Louis. kaasaa City an1
Omaha - M longer are days. weeks mpntha sway
%s.s e place. s, Which ss.sss.ss 's ssss s sss~s
bases for air war.
The message asked:
I--lmmediate appropriation Of <Ho60Oo0o0 far nrma
] ment.
o-Authorxation for the making Of future contrast obI
cations argregating x2s6OO0Ou0.
Together with The s2ooo.ooooop already anks1
from this congress for defense, this wss3 mAks ~
sim more request. are likely before esarreuu ss>u
Roosevelt left up congress the question Of how 10 Hy
the bills for defense Unlike his January message. which
he proposed specia national defense Of xfd0000000
he did not mention taxation boosting The national debt
has given no indication that planned % levy the
special new tax.
Great additional production capacity |. our prineipa sIr
requisite Roosevelt said. adding;
= believe this nation should pIss a this line
program that would provide Us VITA $1,000 min.
He said the speed Of potential attack had increased from
he average OF five miles hour by sailing fleets through
Inc 10 10 20 miles hour &C which steam battle ffet
could approach coasts 10 the btx speeds Of to-day
200 TO 800 miles an hour by air
The president did not say how The 10000
plane air armada would be ready. mar what part ~
the funds and authorization sought today would be
earmarksd for aIrpowsr.
Hut h appeared The United States ahout ~
challenge Germany for world leadership In the air.
IL understood the army planned TO big
for pilot training that most Of the planes would
come later
From the fords Of Greenland" Roosevelt warned IL
In only four hours Newfoundland. and only SIX hours
10 New England
From base In ths outer West Indies. thu coast III
Florida could be reached In 200 minutes
sOn the other side of the continent. Alaska, with
. white popuation Of only 10000 people. il within
four five hours Of flying distance 10 Vancouver
Seattle Tacoma and Portland"
The Atlantic and Pacific reasonably adequate
fconinusa on Page H. Column ~
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Man Is Killed
By Auto Here
Identify Victim
As G. w. Elmore

A man who was fatally injured
when struck by an automobile
early Thursday was identified
shortly after noon as Charles Wal
ton Elmore, so.
Identification was made by the
storiie mortuary. and remains were
to be removed 10 the Piper mortu-
airy during the afternoon. His ad-
dress was listed At So. saith II. and
Puget Sound ave.
Death Of Elmore ended q S3-day
"desthless days" period for Taco
ma. He became the citya seventh
traffic victim for 1870.
struek By Sedan
Ths pedestrian was struck down
when he stepped from a mid block
curling on South Tacoma way
near 5sth II. A sedan driven by
Harvey r. Langberg. n. so7 No.
L 81. struck him infiictlng brain
conclusion. two compound frac-
lures Of one leg. and other IN juFiss
The accident occurred about z.iO
a. m The victim died IN the
Continued on Page II. Column ~
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Dog Parade Will Be on Saturday;
Expect !, 900 Pets 10 Be Entered

at what takes place. for on that
day, it appears. no less than a
thousand dogs will parade In the
second annual Commerce ST. Mutt
festival. an event which Tacoma
boys and girls are preparing for
this very moment
To them. the day viii be a great
success. When they guide their
dogs down the line Of march, they
viii all have their minds on the
scores OF prizes which viii be
awarded TO the various winners.
There viii be more than 10 prizes
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Young Woman Jumps
To Death From Span

POhTLASD-A young woman.
identified az Helen Walmer. an
enploye Of the Bonneville Ad-
miniStration. jumped TO her death
from Portisnd's Vista Avenue
bridge Wednesday night, police
said.
She was killed instantly. Off
Gers said . note found in her room
indicated she had been IN financial
difficulties.
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Kidnaper Gets
50-Year Term
Penalty Is Severe
In Women Cose

OLYMPIA 49, hsb~ft hiDmlsh.
surly. i7-yssr old Pennsylvania -.
form school graduate. drew .
s0-year minimum prison sentence
today for kidnapping ana rapinR
Mrs. Geraidias noloff. Of Olympia.
the heaviest minimum ever handed
out by tbs state patrole board.
kimmlch's aooomplics IN the A..
fair. lack sisrsbis. escaped convict
and three time loser. vas ssn.
fenced 10 be hanged. tiin appeal
vas argued before the ssipfsms
court Monday
The parois board gave kinfnieh
30 years on ibs kidnapping count
and rs years on two RAPE eounis.
% h. served consequently.
The sentences was hsagssF than
ths 30.yesr minimum given Ds.
kent ". Berry. Olympia. who KID.
"a ped and tortured Irving Baker.
Eiaes n. Dushasn. former Cow
iltz county treasurer who snDez-
Rcd 81 so in pubic funds.
Nas given three years mini
mum sentences after being convict
81 on seven counts Of falsifyinE
public accounts and one count u
embezzlsneDt The tfai court mad
given him a i5sysar maximum.
Two claiIan county officials.
Alfred clark ard Hugh u. fsrswn.
we're sentenced - ~ months mini
NUNS for Incorporating pubic
funds.
". Pat fo0aey, former sp,Okane
county commissioner convicted a
asking and receiving a Dr1be. drew
4 tBo-year minimum IN prison.
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entry blank ~iil be found on pase
Z. Fill u IN Of once and send 10
Commerce Street Business Mems
club, go commeres ST
Anyone who has remarked. while
IN a humorous mood. that there
were a thousand dogs in the back
yard when actually there were
only four or five. will have a
chance Saturday to square himself
with his conscience.
When Saturday comes, his eyes
no doubt will blink several times
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The tread Of invaders feet has
not been heard on English soil
since william Of Normandy landed
in 1905 and won the battle Of
Hastings. but today the fear Of
an enemy raining out Of airpIanes
has brought forth an army of
minute men"
A thousand volunteers. ranging
In age from ~ 10 So. already have
appeared at police stations and
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Jail rs, 900 in Indies

SINGAPORE, straits settle
me0ts The Straits Times re-
ported today from Batavia thai
5000 suspects. including both
Germans and Netheriandsrs, had
been detained Ia tina Netherlands
East Indies.
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With the sun shining brightly,
Tacoma had read straw hat
weather Thursday
Fair weather IL forecast for
Thursday night and Friday. High
temperature Wednesday was -
degrees and i0v Thursday norningl
20
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.DAN(ENC'AD DANGER
b. B6GlN
CHAPTER ONE

Here folks, is very unusual ring Made in the shape
of fourea clover It'll bring good luck TO What
am bid?"
The auconeer held the ring between two pudgy fingers
his right hand glanced expecany about the crowded
1t typical auction ROOM with great heap of mis-
celaneous articles piled against the dais which the
toneer stood
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BASEBALL
FINALS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York At Chicago. post
poned. cold and vet grounds.
Philadelphia 81 Detroit. post
poned. rain and cold weather.
Washington At Cleveland. post
ponsd. rain.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago. 80. ZD0 900 1895 . Q
Boston. $50. 100 0e0 0Zo-4 :
Lee and nsrtDett. SULLIVAN. Pie
cbota and Lopez
Pittsburgh a. Nsw York. post.
pOned. rain.
s. LOUIS A. Pbiiadsiphla. post
pOned. rain.
Brooklyn game called san inniDe.
set grounds
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Belqian Rexisis Held

PARIS Seventy Belgian civil
prisoners. including Rex Degrelle.
Belgian 'rexist" party leader. have
arrived at Dunkerque and been
transferred elsewhere IN France,
it was made known today.
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can Volunteer Ambuiancs corps |
Thursday that ahe and her ambu-
lance unit were under a German
bomhardment in the brdennea
woods along the Freneh-Beigian
frontier.
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PARIS Anne Morgan. sister Of
J p. Morgan. telsphoned the
Pans headqusrters Of tina Ameri-
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for the winners. and tn addition.
several prizes for each entrznt.
Each contestant. whether he
wins a main prize or not. will re-
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British Populace Prepares
To Fight Parachute Troops

For m- Hfitsns
tsisndh
ih
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LONDON old and for fontins fighting
sporting
possibility parachute assault hs British
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WEATHER FORECAST

Pair tonight ere saturday. Tenz-
peraiurs<: High. 81; los, -. sua
rises, ash; sefs. tai.
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Bombers Chase
Wallace Berry
Uncle Sam S Airmen
Look Situation Over

A L. :. army bombing squadron
which dove from the skies above
Death Valley 70 investigate the
strange sight Of a 2o-mule team
pulling borsx wagons across the
desert for the first time in IS
years, came near soaring the mules
to death and unseating Wallace
Berry.
Berry was starting his first
days location work on 20 Mule
Team, saga OF the pioneers of the
lseOs which is now playing at
the Roxy theater, and was driving
the original wagons used for the
borax haul, with Leo Carrillo as
the Indian, Piute Pete. his swamp
err AS the planes came swooping
down, Garlic had to jump from
the wagon and Beery dismount to
calm the animals.
Two hundred tourists had fol-
lowed the strange cavalcade TO get
autographs and snapshots, further
puzzling the army pilots Among
the tourists was Mrs. Madeleine
Sloan, daughter of Thomas A. Edi-
son. Director Richard Thorpe was
forced to take time out until the
pilots satisfied themselves that
motion pictures were in progress.
dipped their wings in salute, and
headed on their way south.
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| Ticket to
Hollywood
CONTINUED from Page g.

Continued from Page 81
she felt that even the most i'm.
possible dreams might come true.
Wen never scrap again, will
we ?" Gusty said.
mo. Gusty- never" But even
as she said il, Francie was fright
ened. A tiny square of pssteboard
cast a huge black shadow over this
perfect moment. She hesi-
tated, then said family, "Gusty,
why-why don't I mean,
wouldn't you like TO kiss me ,"
Holy smokes. I Gusty bent
awkwsrdly but his lips never
touched FranCie's.
A car had drawn up behind
them shattering the silence,
a heavy voice said. Hey, what
goes on here >" The beam Of
flashlight blinded them So
necking party Haven't you Kids
any sense parking here ="
Gusty bridled Hold your
horses. mister. We're moving right
on"
A burly state trooper ap-
preached the car Suppose some
body came around that curve and
didn't see you7 You guys from
the east amt got much sense
Maybe you western hicks got
~ all Gusty fired hack
Please. Gusty." Francie begged.
Hes liable 10 arrest US"
Wise young fellow. Ell the
trooper said I'd better take YOU
in 10 Circle and cool you down IS.
We're going right away. Of
ficer." Francie said. We didn't
mean to"
Gusty said. Sure. we wouldn't
take your lousy old mountain as
a gift"
"okay. lad, I've had enough Of
your lip. I'll follow you in. Ten,
bucks and a night in the ciink
may teach you some manners
Oh Gusty" Frsncie walled.
why did you have 10 get smart
You-you can't afford 10 pay a
fine"
White-hpped. Gusty hardened
rs face into It's "so-whst :" mask.
Tn yet N Hollywood ell right,
Frsncis Don't you worry
TO Be Continued)
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Rescued 'Pooch'
'Rescues' Rescuer

Contract or no contract. movie
or no movie, they simply can't push
Jean Arthur around so far AS one
of her friends is concerned
This point was brought home
wildly during filming Of Jeans
current Columbia comedy, Too
Many Husbands" now at the Bev-
erly theater when she was called
upon by Producer-Director Wesley
Ruggles TO be considerably mussed'
up by fellowstars. Fred MacMur-
ray and Melvyn Douglas, during a
frantic battle for her affections. =
A rehearsal was called The two
men had at each other, with Jean
caught squarely in the middle. IT.
was when the fur was flying thick.
est that Jeans friend rushed TO.
her rescue
The friend was Pat. a mutt res,
cued from the city dog pound three
months ago by Jean and brought.
to work by her that day for the
first time. For the first time. and
the last. =
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The Glory Trail" Now
Playing al the Shell

Out of the pages of American
history onto the screen,
One of the most exciting and alb
sorbing historical dramas dealing
with the reconstruction period of
The great west, The Glory Trail"
is now at the Shell theater.
A thrilling screen story that
will reach out to every d-blooded
American is this fascinating pic
ture with truly outstanding cast
Of players headed by Tom Keene,
noted outdoor star of the screen.
Among the players are Joan
Barclay. James Bush, Ann Hovey.
Walter Long, Frank Melton. Cap
tain f. II. Calvert. John Lester
Johnson. Eta Mcdaniel.
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Radio Time Table

The Kraft Music Han will move ahead one hour on the
NBC red network Thursday night Bng Crosby Bob Burns
John Scott Troer and his orchestra Ken Carpenter the
Music Maids and guest stars will be heard over KOMO at
p. m. instead of p m.
Tines
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