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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-25

Edwin Markham. author of 1.-THE Man
With the Hoe, and'other poetical gems,
many Of which will be quoted for years to
--corne because they have an undying effect
s-cn the readers. A realistic and factual
Item, worthy of repeating, is; There is a
destiny which makes US brothers, none goes
--.his.way alone; all that we bring into the
rslives of others, comes back into our own.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-25
Chapter %
Henry--At Last

yXyHEN Lucia opened her eyes
| wv again, she was stretched out
on a warm, dry blanket in place
! that was brightly lighted. There
| was a strange stiffness about her.
| the storm sounded far away.
She glanced around and saw
others lying upon blankets, and
women moving softly here and
there. She thought: Hurricane
emergency hospital nurses.
Then she heard someone calling
her name.
Henry Pell was hurrying toward
herl
She tried to speak, but no words
came. All she could do was wait.
and then collapse into Henry's
arms.
ooh, Misunderstanding Henry
cried, his voice choked with sobs.
1--WE been looking for you every
where!" He held her to him. His
lips touched her hair. her cheek.
'Luella--sweetheart."
Luella lay still for moment,
weary but content. Then she sud-
denly pushed Henry from her.
'Tommyl" she gasped. Where's
Tommy"
Henry stared at her. IT don't
know" he said stupidity. "You
---mean--he'S been with your
Yes! 3. He came today.
He hurried out to the cottage to
get me-" Luella began to look
wildly around her. ooh, Henry,
we must find him. We must"
A nurse heard her, and came
over to where she and Henry were
kneeling upon the blanket.
Anything wrong?" she asked.
Tommy j. Mr.. Mcintyre" Luz
ella cried. "The man who was on
the cottage roof with me! Where
is her"
Hes gone the nurse replied
quietly.
Gone? What do you mean?"
I'm sorry, but Mr.. Mcintyre
couldn't be rescued"
"Oh, no-no!" Lucia began to
sob overwhelmingly. "Oh, poor,
dear Tommy J" She sank down
upon pillow. "Oh. Cod"
Henry motioned to the nurse to
leave them. He took Lucia in his
arms once more.
Don't cry like that. darling,
he begged. "Please. don't
can't bear it. / had no idea you
T-s,1xl I-s,S, 3lx1%
Luella looked up quickly, her
eyes swimming in tears.
Love him?" she said.
''Yes ! didn't know. ).
You're wrong, Henry" Iuella
said, struggling for calm. Its you
love. But Tommy was such
a dear-sueh splendid person.
So kind-so sweet She began
to sob anew. ooh, Henry, it's hor-
rible - horrible - being swept
away like that"
She laid her head against Hen
RVS shoulder. He held it there,
his own eyes filed with tears.
Silver Comet
ONCE more the door of Drawing
~ Room A closed softly.
Once more The Silver Comet,
the railroads crack streamlined
express, sped on into the night,
And Lucia and Henry Pell were
alone.
Happy" Henry asked. break
ing in upon her thoughts.
Eyes, darling" she said. Happy
that we are together again"
'sLuella and Henry-until death
them do part"
Luella nodded.
Henry grinned and said: "All !
need to make it perfect is some
rice to shake out of my collar .
He tilted Luella's face, looked
down into her eyes. "All set to
take the bitter with the better?''
Eyes, Henry"
The grin was gone from Hen
rvs face. II hope" he said seri-
ously, "that all the bitter is over.
49,. I think it is. too, darling"
$50 do l." Luella said. She sank
down into a seat. Il reckon we
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-25
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
PERSONAL

FALSE TEETH ON INSTALL.
MENTS. Low Prices. Three
Months Trial Popular Price
Products. 1855 State, East ST
Louis, Illinois, aug25- tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-25
There always has been much waste in

> There always has been much waste in
the peeling of potatoes, especially in the
Army and Navy. where there is no at
.tenuated family budget Possibly, because
: he disliked potato peeling, most dreaded of
Army X. p. duties, Arnold J. Antoski, sol
: der attached to 68th Field Artillery, Fort
!. Knox, KY, set to work and invented CAD
!. get that makes potato pairing efficient, eye
. ing easy and reduces waste to minimum
: For this device the soldier has received
: Patent No. 2,251 1913, and if the Army and
: Navy adopts it, he will receive, undoubt-
: eddy, the undying gratitude of buck and COB.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-25
Some motorists drive as if they were
afraid of being.late for their smash-up.

World peace, we are afraid. will have
Ito wait until men and women all over the
world, are willing to cooperate with one
another and share the economic benefits of
. nature. tits just pious thought for it will
: never be; there will always be wars and
-rumors Of wars.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-25
EsaE gloQN

were silly--being so hasty and
tcruel."
/ but sometimes it takes a lot
Of hard knocks and sufferings to
make people appreciate each
other" said Henry. He sat down
beside Luella, took one of her
hands between both Of his. How
would you like to move back to
the old hometown
"Henry" Lucia exclaimed. I'D
adore It'll"
We can, If we want to-" Henry
continued. They're NAL ng some
changes in the New Yoi ( orc n
ization, and | think all I'VE got
to do is ask to be sent back to
where I came from" He took a
deep breath. 1--WE done some
pretty deep thinking since / found
your note, Luella. and I've decided
I'd be more valuable man at
home than in New York"
'But you love New York" Lu-
ella protested. "And your radio
work? What about that?"
TO heck with it," said Henry.
I've changed I've grown up. and
God knows it's time! -. think
I'd prefer living in the old home
town. and just visiting New York
now and then"
The Voice
IT HAVEN'T told you yet said
Luella presently, ''how sorry
am about misiudging you and
and--that Chicago trip"
Forget it, honey" said Henry
Lets never refer to it again"
"All right, let's not" Luella was
silent a moment. There's one
more thing / want to--to-ge
straight, Henry"
YES? =. What is it,"
I've got to know once and for
all time whether or not you really
love Marie, and if you do, just
why you came back to me-"
TT was infatuation, pure and
simple" Henry said. 1.-THE coun-
try boy going to the city and be-
ing impressed by the glamor girl
who sang on the radio"
Thank you, Henry" Luella
said. "I-I--feel better now"
Luella tried to think of some
thing more to say-and couldn't.
She took Henry's face between
her palms, and kissed him. Then
she got up and began to do things
to her hair before the small mir
ror Outside waiter was telling
everyone that dinner was being
served in the dining car in the
rear"
Hungry" asked Henry.
"A little" said Luella, "but first
let's go back to the observation
car and just loaf a bit"
They went out of the drawing
room, and back through car after
car. holding hands. swaying a lit
tie with the motion of the speed
ing train. Just before they entered
the observation car, standing in
the cramped veStibule, Luella
looked up into Henry's face.
This time we really are start
ing out with complete under
standing. aren't we?" she asked.
Yes, darling. we are" he re-
piled. No more neglect. no more
! jumping to conclusions"
He bent down and kissed her,
and then they pushed open the
door. Someone was working with
the controls of the radio at the
head of the observation section,
And as they sat down to watch the
occasional lights as they whipped
past, rich, familiar voice rose
behind them.
Moonlight on the Swannanoa,
An NAH man a-standin' by:
Lovin' me, holdin' me,
Almos' make me cry. -"
Quietly Henry's hand found Luz
elias; they listened without a
word.
ooh. Lawdy-send--him--
back"
The voice broke. There was a
sob in Marie's throat. And the
song came to an end.
. The End
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-25
The Insular Affairs Committee delay

/. The Insular Affairs Committee delay
ed action on the nomination of Rexford
Tugwell as Governor of Puerto Rico, but he
. will be appointed. He fits in well with the
Vaccinations of the Legislature of Puerto
: Rico, which recently proclaimed the COM
munistic theory that lit is the policy of the
people of Puerto Rico that finally each per-
son who tills the land shall be the owner of
that land which supports him" And how
is he to acquire that land? Through the
Land Act which will exercise the power of
appropriation Gas in Mexico) in the man
ner provided by this Act and the Laws of F.
r. There is nothing in the Act to prevent
a land owner from becoming Disguised and
handing his property over to less competent
hands. and letting the nation at large suffer
the consequences.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-25
REAL ESTATE
MISCELLANEOUS

NOTICE-LAUREANO MORENO
is now located at 907 Division
street. Expert Piano Repair
ing and Tuning. All work
guaranteed. Phone 230-J.
jly3I-lmo
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sPrrTAr. NoTgCE

All reading notices. cards OF thanks resolutions of
aspect obituary notices. etc. will be charged for at
the rate OF 10 cents line.
Notices for entertainment by churches from which
evenue is to be derived cents line.
The Citizen is open forum and invites discus
mon OF public issues and subjects OF local general
interest but it will not publish anonymous communi-
cations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
Overtime
Pay Veto
Upheld

Common Council inconsistehtiy
failed today TO override Mayor
Jeffries' veto of the payment of
$500 in overtime TO employees of
the controllers office and instead
referred the matter back to COM
mittee for further discussion.
Only two weeks ago Mayor jeff
ries exercised a similar veto after
the council had approved payment
OF $4,000 in overtime 10 asses
sor's employees and the council
promptly passed the matter over
his head by a unanimous vote OF
its six remaining members.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
Mayor Upho|ds
8 Piano Tuning

IF the board Of education can
get It's 100 pianos tuned twice a
year for s. per piano u has no
business paying $3.50. even though
the higher price may include some
minor repairs Mayor Jcfrcs
ruled today IN vetoing the school
boards piano tuning contract for
the coming year
The school board recently adycr-
tised for bids 81 the tuning Job
and both the Chelsea Piano Tun-
ing Company and the Dean T..
Brown COMPANY said they would
do the job for s. each piano HUI
bert s. Batcheller submitted 4 bid
for $50 and said that he would
include minor adjustments and re-
pairs at no extra cost The school
board voted 20 accp' Bachelor S
offer. but the mayor objected.
I'm view OF the fact that the
lowest bidders based their offers
on the required specifications. 10
II my opinion that the contract
should have been awarded TO
them and not 10 the higher one,
even though he contracted 10
furnish additional service for
the higher price TIC mayor
aid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21

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Many women who need to help
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
Does Your Breath Broadcast
II WEAR FALSE TEETH"?
Play Safe-Be Sure-Use PoIident

People who wear plates or bridges
often sdser from a special kind Of
bad breath Dentists call it-"den-
ture BREATH
You won't know Il you have it
bat 1t can spoil yoaf happiness
Friends Will Shudder-people avoid
you And the wore. OF IL is that
ordinary brushing may not prevent
u. Neither Will mouth washes. For
Tie odor comes from a mucin-scum
that collects on plates and bridges.
THIS scum soakS UP germs and
decay bacteria and causes o vile
odof that you cannot detect.
one thing that definitely stops
dentJre breath" Is daily use of
Polident . This new brushless 4
cleaner has won the approval OF
thousands OF dentists and users. ,
Pohdent not only purifies false
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
City Asks Bids
On Trucks, Cars
Worth $4,000

Common Council today auth
oriled advertising for bids on an
estimated S32900O worth of cars
and trucks TO be purchased by the
city To replace outdated and worn
out equipment IN nearly all de-
partmentS of the government.
The order, one OF the largest
In the city'S history. calls for
the purchase of POI passenger
cars, of which LAT will be bought
for the police department. Thirty
of these police cars will 60 toward
replacing 81 motorcycles which
will be traded in on the new auto
mobiles or sold in a lot 10 the
highest bidder.
The purchase of the new cars
will practically eliminate the mo-
torcycle in police work except for
a few which will still be used in
paradcS, or as escorts for funerals
or visiting dignltarleS.
In addition the city will buy SO
commercial cars of various types
II one and one-half-ton trucks. "A
heavy duty trucks. Is graders and
tractors. and four street SwcepcrS
and two street fluSherS
In a separate order the city is
now advertising for bids on l0S
trucks which will be used by the
DPW in collecting garbage and
rubbish. These new trucks viii re-
place vehicles now rented by the
public works department from
private owners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21

thrilling harmony Of Evening in
PARIS Face Powder with matching
shades OF rouge and lipstick ell for
the price Of the powder alone
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
AN-Ameri(dn
Channel 10 Erie
Up in Congress

In tho interest ~ National DC
tense. the House rivers an
harborS committee today m Wash
ington plans 10 request army en-
gineers 10 reconsider propose
to complete a deep-Watcr cham,
on the American side Of the De
troit River from Gross lie 10 LAX
Erie.
According 10 Arthur P 2irka
loso of Lincoln Park, who mad
the request TO the committee q
the beheSt of the Port of Dctroi
Authority, the House committc.
agreed 10 act when Zirka!oSo SAL
the only available channel lies u
foreign waters.
ALL-AMERICAN CHANNEL
"Even though the Livingston
Channel II In the waters OF a
friendly neighbor," ZirkaloSO
said. committee me I'm hers
thought IL important to national
defense 10 have an all-American
deep water channel for lake
shipping"
ZirkaloSo explained that ~"
proposed project would complete
the channel built from Wyandot'o
10 the Detroit Edison Trenton
plant in 1887 with army approval
"Army engineers approved
the channel a. far a. the Edi-
son plant" ZirkaloSo said. hut
ruled at that time that there
was no tangible reason 20 jus
tify its continuance To Lake
Erie.
OPEN WATERWAY
"Since then. however. and-in
addition 10 the defense angle,
two manufacturing companies
have built there and need the
channel for making shipments
by water"
II has been constantly argued
In the past that such channel
would open an industrial area for
steel mills and other heavy indus
tries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21

just think of IL, Genuine
CANNON wash cloths at
this amazingly low price.
Assortment of lovely pastel
eolors; blue, pink, rose,
azure, maize and green.
Here is your opportunity to
stock up at this great saving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
Truck Kills Bow, 5

CHATHAM, Ont. May 21.--Eli
Metochc, 5 years old, of Wallace
burg, died at st. Joseph Hospital
here last night two hours after
he had darted in front of de-
livery truck near his home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21

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and feel better Costs only 30e at
any drug store and lasts for many
weeks Money back II not delighted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
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HEED THIS WARNING

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dizziness. hot flashes followed by
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distress OF irregularities due to
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THEN LISTEN -
Start today and take Lydia F.
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famous for over go years in helping
hundreds OF thousands OF women
calm nervousness. lessen ANNOYING
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smiling thru this trying time
Pinkham's Compound is one
medicine you can buy today that's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
vEToEs BUS LOADING ZONES

The mayor also today vetoed
the councils resolution for the
construction of concrete bus load
ing zones along the curbs at
approximately 1000 intersections
with WPA funds The reason was
because of the confusion" which
existed over the manner in which
the proposed construction was
handled.
Through an error, the matter
was presented 10 the council with
out first securing the approval of
the DSR commission. The mayor 5
veto was intended 10 give the
commission a chance 10 discuss
the building of the loading zones
and the matter viii then once
again be passed through the
council
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
SIMILAR VOTE EXPECTED

A similar overriding vote was
expected in the case of the cash
payment of overtime in the con-
trollers office. But instead Coun-
Gilman Eugene !. Van Antwerp
moved that the question be re-
ferred back TO the committee of
the whole for further reconsidera-
lion and the other councilmen
agreed. with no discussion.
For years IL has been the prac-
tice TO give salaried city employees
compensatory time of for over
time worked during rush periods
In both his veto messages Jeffries
pointed out that the payment of
cash overtime was violation of
city regulations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Short Wave
HighIightS
SUNDAY, JANUARY IL

MOSCOW p m.-Rvss. 1874 meg,
1872 m. RNE. II meg, 25m.
btBAPtssf-7:5 .. m. -HAI4, s.i2
meg. 32.s m
BERLIN p. m.-DJB 1920 meg
- m; DID. III meg. IS m DID.
10 50 meg. 2s m: DC. o2 mes, ~ m.
ToKlo-s:5o p. NV. ilsi meg.
253 m JLGt. 1919 meg. Is.s m.
LONDON-s45 p m.--GsG. 2 IS meg
u N esd IFS meg, 25.5 m.
GAITEMALA-lo p. m.-TGWA, as
LONDON p m-Gsc. e5s meg.
~ , m esd, Ills meg, ass m. GsL.
81 meg fai m.
BERLfE-10 p. m.-DJD, III neg.
Is m. DID. 1874 meg. Is n: DC
20 meg, 10 m
RoME- 10 p m.-2Ro3. qs3 meg 81
N 2ROA II 81 meg. 25t m 2RO6
LoSDON-i0:30 p. m.--Gsc. pss meg
81 ; m esd, rs meg, ass m GsI..
gil meg 49i m.
BERLIN 80 p m.-DJD u y msg
Is m DID. 10 50 mes. 2s n DC,
500 meg IS m
LONDON -ii,isp n.-GsC. e5s rnsg
u m: esd. rs meg, ass m. GsL.
- reg 40 m
ToKIo-i2 80 a. m-Jzi. e53 meg
goscow-s a m.-Rvss. is.ls meg.
1871 m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Japan Running
Short Of Planes
International New. service wiz.


PORTLAND. Ore, Jan. lin
kthe opinion of r. T. Huang, legal
secretary of Generalissimo Chang
Kai-Shek, Japan is running short
of airplanes.
The young legal secretary and
director of the Trademark Bureau
of China recently arrived in Port
land on his way to Yale University
to- spend a year studying interna-
tional law and maritime law.
LAST December, during the
full moon, the enemy (Japan)
came over every night st 1880
o'clock" Huang recalled.
"They don't come over 80
much nowadays. think they
ran out of planes. Anyhow the
enemy doesn't do as much bomb
Ing Of Chungking as formerly.
There are also great many
moro Chinese planes and pilots
on active duty than last year"
Huang studied for eight years at
Indiana University. the University
of Chicago and the University of
Illinois, where he was active in re-
ligious work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Radio Programs
SUNDAY MORNING

This program has been
given Ihe Detroit Times
by the stations herein
listed. n the presentations
as scheduled are not on
the air. the fault lies with
the stations and not The
Detroit Times.
SYMBOLS
D-Drsma
M-MusicaI
R-ReiigiOus
Talk
S-Narfety
(Easfsrn Standard Tinsl
700 A. VI.
WJBK-Morning Melodies.
7:15 A. NJ.
CKLW-Morning musicale.
1880 A. NJ.
UkLW-Baugney r m Gle
WJBK-sacred Cross-R.
800 A. NJ.
WJR-cabin Folks-M.
WNJ-Europe reports-T.
CkLW-Orgsn hoods-M.
MNSL-European kpts T.
NEAL-Rumanian Baptist.
WMBC-Hungarian Church
MJBk-Elder Emerson X.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Today S Radio
HighIights

$50 p. m.-Gene Autry ..
WJR; Show Of the Week :.
CKLW.
700 p. m.-Jack Benny 1.
WWJ.
7:30 p. m.-Screen Guild The
alter WJR; Bandwagon
WWJ.
500 p. m.-Ielen Hayes The
alter WJR; Charlie Nc
Carthy =. WWJ.
$50 p. m.-Crime Doctor 1.
WJR: One Mans Family /. :.
WWJ; Sherlock Holmes {.
WXYZ.
900 p. m.-Sunday Evening
Hour WJR; Manhattan
Merry Go Round WV;
Walter Winchell WXYZ.
$50 p. Nahum of Familiar
Music WV; Irene Rich
WXYZ.
1000 p. intake II or Leave
II WJR; Hour of Charm
WV; Goodwill Court -.
WXYZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Ono II. NJ.

200 =. NJ.
WWJ-Infantiie Paralysis
Program,
CkI.W-Arner. Rhythms-A
WxYL-American PNgrim-
sge-T.
MENI,-rrEt Nazarene-H
N,NBC-Polish HIM.
NJBK-Hungarian feie-A.
Gals =. NJ.
WXYL-Foreign Policy IT.
2:30 +. NJ.
WJR-Quiz OF 2 Cities.
WIsJ-kound Tablet.
CkIW-Pronounce lit.
MNYZ-Tapestry Musical.
NEAI-Rev. Aarion-R-
800 +. VI.
wIR-S. Y. Philharmonic
MNJ-Chas. Danf,M.
CkLW-Mortons Taber-
racle-R
MNYZ-Great Piays-D.
MENL-Tabernacls-R
NNBt-SymphoHy Hahn.
WJBk-IriGh prog.
3:l5 i. NJ.
wWJzH. V. Kaltenoorn-T.
$3.50 +. NJ.
WWJ-S. Orleans CAneos.
CKIM-Churcn 81 Air r.
NJBk-Eumsnian Yoath-I
3:35 r. VI.
WWJ-Rab Becker.
vENI-tiermsn Mission-R
VJBk Iva Nlctor-T.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Read HO1U Women DEFY
Hitler Invaders
As Told by BETTY BARZIN
Noted Belgian Journalist
Noted Belgian Journalist

Unlike any recent series about life in France this
series is not only completely free from censorship,
but it is written by an authoritative journalist who
has just arrived in New York after spending six
people, particularly the women. Betty Barzin, in
private life is the wife of an eminent professor of
philosophy at Brussels University. She writes
factual story about life in France today as she
observed it, not only in Vichy and Paris but in the
more remote sections as we'll In the United States,
unhampered by censorship, Miss Barzin presents a
forceful picture about the attitude Of the French
people in their present plight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

400 p. NJ.
WWJ-Soloist- M
IkIN-Peter Quill-D.
MNYL-Lutheran Hour-R.
WJBk-ltanan fete-V.
AIS T.. VI.
WNJ-Dsnce music.
NEAL-GOspel Mission-H.
4:30 Il. NJ.
WJR-Pauss That Re-
fresheS NJ.
CKLW-Luth' an Charities.
MNYNBehind the Hike-I
NENI-Rsdio Revivai.k
MMBC-Alyln Hamer-T.
4:15 +. NJ.
WWJ-Nat. Defense-T.
WIM-Pilgrim Hour-R
WSfBC-SewA
500 z. NJ.
WJR-Design for Happi-
ness.
Wyyy-"Met" Additions.
CKLW-Musical steelmNi
WNYNTony Wons-T.
NMBC-Itaiian Hour.
NJBh-Rosary hour.
Sis r. NJ.
WXYT-News Acct.
.NExI~CnrIstTan Science.
$50 p. NJ.
VIRGO. Stoopnagle-v.
WNJ-Dream Come True.
CkIW-Shadow-D.
WNfz-Tacker A Baker.A
MEXL-Tabernscle-R.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
1900 NOON

1900 NOON
NJR-MaJor BoVeE
CkIW-Reforned Church
WNlL-Children's Theater
NEAI~Key. Van LOon-A
" NBC-Jew:sh fete-H.
NJBk-Chndren'H fete-V.
1918 Z. NJ.
WWJ-Garden Hour-T.
1880 r. NJ.
WIFI. ~ NJ. prog.
WWJ-Worid Adveniure-T.
CKLW-Congs Time-A.
MEAI,- Pew. StecexlcL
12;45 +. NJ.
WWJ-PAM Wlliiams-T.
NAYL-Spanish sefe-
nAde-N.
MEAL-Lu,heran Church.
100 T.. VI.
WJR-MGfners Album.
MNJ-Naster Canarier
CkLM Popular Rhythms,
WNNZ-Musio HAll-A
NEAI,--Gospel Tabernacle
NJBk-Pahsn Varieties.
1:l5 Il. NJ.
WIR-Music.
NNI-story % Detroit
CkLw n Narbiers
" Nib Ukrainian fete-V.
1880 +. NJ.
WJR-Narch OF Games.
NWJ-On Your Jon-I.
CkLW-L8,heran Hr R
MNYZ-Josef Aarais-b
NLAL-Bethel Tabernacle.