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When a Cir Marries
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100 p. NJ.
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Story
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AIS. Ma Perkins
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Music.
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InQGlrln ne Reporter
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Our Gal Sunday
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Handy Man.
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Meeting.
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Mary Lee Taylor
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Party.
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Powers
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Sing, 7.45. Sam Hayes.
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sic. T.45, Meat her.
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Music.
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Our Ga
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Handy Man
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Orch: SIS. Pre-Scheol
Story
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Outdoors with Bob
EDGE
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3:l5. That Girl
kJR-LInda Dale, S:l5
Ireene Wicker.
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ntfrH 1.1~E
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When a Girl Marrles
EOMO - Words q q c
Music.
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duh
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Aunt Jenny.
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HIS Ranch BOFs
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IL: 80 A. VI.
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chool OF Music
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iI45 Home OF the
Brave
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1875. Light o. World
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Has. News
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1900 NOON
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News
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News
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p Is Ma Perkins.
EJR - orphan rs i2:l5.
Amanda
Girl.
1890 p. VI.
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symphony
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Z 40, Woman of Cour-
age.
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l2.45. Vie and Sade
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Plain Bill.
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100 =. NJ.
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Dance orch
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Myrt and Marge.
KOMO-Backstage VIE
1:l5. Stella Dallas
KJR-Mother OF Nine
lis. Cecil Solly
Blake.
1880 +. NJ.
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Stepmother
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Las, Wilder Brown
KJR-Health Club. l:4o.
Cowboy Joe
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200 p VI.
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Lone Journey
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Housewives. Inc.
2:30 +. NJ.
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Play Bridge
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Orch. 2 IS. Tenor.
KTRO-Interview
300 =. NJ.
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ais. Prof Lindsey
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That Girl
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Ireene Wicker.
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World To-day
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3:45. Amer. " h ! I e
Cross.
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Al. Ma Perkins
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Song Treasury
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devious. 4;l5, MIC
News Room.
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Lady. AIS, r a G ! c
Magic.
KIRO Second Wife.
AIS. News Reel.
4:30 I. Nj.
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AS. Anita Carol
lHOMO-Glen Hurlourt,
4:45. Dining Sisters.
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Play Bridge
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2.45. Baines
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Orch. 2 IS. Tenor.
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Leon Mojica.
KVI-Clark Ross.
KOMO-Hotel Orchestra
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1l:15 Dance Music
KIRO-Ross and Carter
1880 Z. Nj.
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XVI - Nanny Strand
1855. News
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room
X J r - Dance Music
Has, Organ Music
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Music. u midnight
Concert Hour, ] a m.
Hour OF Reflection
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16
Mcneil Faces
Fred Schroeder



NEWPORT. r. l.. Aug. 10
The stage was set To-Day for the
final showing of the twenty-fifth
annual edition of the Casino in
Vitation tennis tournament with
Don Mcneil, the nations No. |
player and defending champion,
and Frederick Schroeder Jr. CO
holder Of the United States doubles
crown in the starring roles.
Mcneil. who halls from Okla
homa City, Okla. gained the final
round with a rs. 6-3. 60 victory
over Jack Kramer, Los Angeles.
Schroeder. who with Kramer
captured the 1910 national double,
title clinched his berth by upset
ting Frank Parker. Altadcna
Cal, Cd. $40. GA. Ga.
The Kramer-Schroedcr doubles
team, which begins defense of itS
title next week al Longwooc
Cricket Club, was forced to come
from behind 10 overtake the New
York combine OF J. Gilbert Hal
and Frank j. Bowden, 10, GA, 4-6
60. 60.
Mcneil and Parker. the ma.
lions No. 2 doubles team, advanced
into the final round with a as
6-3, Ga, So victory over Wayne
Sabin. Portland. Ore, and Gard.
mar Mulloy. Coral Gables. Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16
Prices Changes
Small as Trade
Hits Snail S Pace

NEW YORK, Aug, 16.-GNS)
-Apathetic dealings marked the
opening of the stock market today
giving promise of one of the dullest
sessions in weeks.
Price changes were meaningless
with many pivotals slow in open
ing. The general tone was steady
Douglas Aircraft. Boeing. Beth
lehem. Crucible, Woolworth, Santa
Fe and Goodrich all started un-
changed from last nights closing
levels.
Modest gains were chalked III
by General Motors. United States
Steel General Electric. Mont
'gomery Ward and Pennsylvania
Railroad Similar losses were
shown by Union Carbide. Standard
OIL OF New Jersey, Johns Man
vile, Lockheed and Allied Chem.
ical.
Initial quotations. United States
Steel 81 up IL Bethlehem 81 L
unchanged; General Motors IS
up q Sears Roebuck 70l4, un-
changed; Montgomery Ward 33 -
up a; Pennsylvania 23ss, up =
Santa Fe PTS unchanged; Cen
eral Electric 3li2, up a; Union
Carbide 77Is, off q Lockheec
'267s. off a; American Telephone
1924. up =: and Pullman 277s
mn a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16
Two Journeys
Attract Meters

Two tennis tournaments will at
tract the claSSieSt set of men and
women tennis players from the
metropolitan district today. The
Highland Park Open Will get un-
der way at Ford Field and the
seventh annual Pine Lake tourna-
ment will start at the Country
Club courts.
Thirty-two mems and Is wom-
ems en$rieS have been received for
the Pine Lake meet. Mems opening
rounds began this morning ano
women's will open Sunday.
Among the men entered are jim,
Tobin, Bill McBrearty. Kimbark
Peterson. Ed Devine, John Reindel
Or. a. n. Schneider. Fred Kovale-
ski, Frank Donovan, Ed Roszak
Wally Preston and Harry Witczak
Women entries include Con-
stance ODonovan, Jean Hoxie
Pearl Peterson. Rita and Renetta
-Onischuck, Florence How yard
Elizabeth and Louise Blackman
and Amy Roosevelt.
Many Of the Pine Lake entries
have been duplicated for the
Highland Park Open. and con.
testantS will have 10 do consider.
able dashing around to keep their
scheduled matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16
Mass. Mutual
Reports Gains

Mortgage loans on Michigan
properties. amounting TO Sl0,656,-
296. were held by Massachusetts
Mutual Life Insurance Company
on June 30, according to George +.
Lackey, general agent here. At
that time the company owned
Michigan real estate in the amount
of 81, 1872 1888. Its assets invested
in the state at the end OF 1910
were approximately S36,llS,000
Policyholders and benefciaries
throughout the country received
S22 PIP ,50430 from the Massachu-
sets Mutual in the first six months
of this year. During the period
14.163 new policies for SEA, 232 ,44C
were sold.
Being purely mutual, the com
pany is owned by its policyholders
numbering more than 100000, with
81 1908, 507 022 life insurance in
force. in addition 10 annuities
Ledger assets of S726. 288. SOS were
at June 30. an increase
of Sl6,458,373 in the preceding
half year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16
OK. Exhibition
Games for Pros

Gil &c GO. Aug. 16.-Elme,
Layden, commissioner of profes.
spnal football, approved a sched.
ule of Is exhibition games for Ma.
tional Leage teams. Five of the
games involve the kenosha. Wis.
Cardinals. an independent team
coached by Johnny Blood, former
National League star.
The schedule i9-Chicaco Bear,
AZ kenosha VIE Aus 23-New York
Giants A. Green BAY Packers: Aug rs
Philadelphia Eagles A. Kenosha Wis
Aug. 3i-New YORK Giants vs. Kenosha
Cardinals At 81 Paul MINI: Aug al
Brooklyn Dodgers vs. Stamford Bears a,
Stamford Conn.
Sept / Detroit Lions NJ Pittsburgh
Sieeiers. sep; 6-Washington Redskins IN
inira-squat game AZ san Diego. Cal
Sent New York Giants a. Chicacc
Bears. sepf Philadelphia Eagles vs.
Green BAY Packers a. Milwaukee. Sept g
Chicago Bears a. Brooklyn Dodgers
sept. s-Chicago Cardinals at Kenosha,
Wis
Sept. 1i--chicago Bears We. Ali.s,ar,
a, Boston. Sept. it-Washington Redskins
VS. Pinchsrt At.stars in Los Angeles
sept if-Brooklyn vs. Churchiii a; Spring
feid. Mass sep, 2O--Wsshington Red
skins IN intrs-squad gsme at Colorado
sprinss; Sept. 23-cleveiand Rams ir
Kenosha
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16
Header Shows Why

An able advertising leader,
Arthur Kudner, in a recent i'm
pressive and straightforward
shoulder address, pointed out:
Advertising saves I m o in
introducing bette1nentS an d
innovations, in communicating
benefits and values in finding.
holding and expanding markets.
II is a money-and-muscle saver
as well.
First and foremost, the bene-
ficiary of advertising has been
the working man. Under the
system In which Il flourishes.
he has a better job. gets better
pay. owns more things con-
tributing 10 comfort and pleas
ure than any other man in the
same social position anywhere
else in the world
Advertising has helped the
consumer. II has brought a
steady parade Of now products
10 market in a volume and va
riety not possible except for
the pioneering JOB done by adj
vertiSing
Advertising has helped the
farmer. II has provided markets
for his products. II has light
ened ms drudgery adorned his
home. multiplied his comforts.
reduced his isolation. mechanical
his tillage.
Advertising has, of course.
benefited the manufacturer and
the stakeholder. Statistics show
that dividend payments are a
lot steadier IN the use Of COM
panieS using advertising as
against those not using u.
IL is time 20 do more and
better advertising, 20 deal
primer-like with costs. 20 reveal
such facts as that II Coca-Cola
lompleiely abolished advertising
~and used the saving 10 in
crease the amount Of It's product
delivered, il could put 10 more
drops in each bottle
The promotion of luxury or
semiluxury purchases has kept
factories buster than they would
be in a purely unitarian So
ciety and has played some part
in keeping retail business out
OF the red.