davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

record, was placed on five years
probation and Zigmund Zilinskl,
80, of 8051 Conger avenue, was
sentenced to Ia to 20 years as a
third offender.
Harry Brickley. owner OF the
creamery, who disarmed Zilinsh
in a fight during the robbery at'
tempt, asked that DeVridt ba
given probation and promised 10
give him a job.
For the HInsida News" OF
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Oracle the Glorious
Britain's War-Relef Thrush Is Here for Concert;
She's 43, Pert, Blond and Indomitable
BY VERA BROWN

Feds Briams inde- husband, Monty Banks
strcbe who makes million Hollywood director. She added
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For the Tnside News" OF
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column I'm the Times.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
COUNTRY BOARD.

MEMORIAL HOLIDAY. from Thurs. night
through Sunday in the Shen. Valley; mod
ern conV.: 81; chicken dinners SOC when
notified. Write or phone Mrs. O. N.
Gochenour, Edinbu-~. Va. phone 79-R-
Reference North 55s7; weekly rates So:
ROOM AND, BOARD for two; reasonable.
waterfront home. Box 249-C, Star.
ON LARGE HISTORIC ESTATE. 10 miles
from city; bedrm. and bath. cool and de-
lightful: porches; pvt. family; middle
aged couple pref. Capitol Heights S05-J-4.
WILL BOARD several children. ages to
,. on Loudoun County farm. cultural side
OF life stressed: $40. Box 64C, Star.
LICENSED. COUNTRY HOME for / or .
children: perm wkly.; Colesville.
Md Mrs. E. T. Johnson. Rt .. Sill. spr., Md.
WANTED-Children to board on farm;
plenty fresh vegetables, milk and eggs;
references. Marble Hill Farm, Route 234,
Catharpin- Va.
NEAR MOUNTAINS river; modern, cool;
screened porches; best Of food, well served;
80 weekly. Mrs. Clinton Burner, Wood
stock. Va. or call ia. 1856.
BOY. 1918. to boar0 on mountain fsrm;
swimming, fishing, horseback riding Hid
den Valley Farm, Blue Ridge Summit, Pa,
Box 2Os
WANTED-Elderly boarders en- farm, near
Staunton; good meals, rooms and beds;
lovely scenery; homelike; So week, S25 mo.
L. Hotinzer. ParmsssuS. Va.
A DELIGHTFUL modern home, on road 10
Annapolis half hour from D. C.; terms. $40
and s12 per week. Call Bowie 1875.
RETIRED MEN OR VACATIONISTS, room.
Valley; $40 wk. Write Mrs. W. B. Dodge,
Box 81. Stuarts Draft. Va.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
FOR GRACIOUS LIVING

In modern. dignifed building,
near Rock Greek Park The accom-
modatIons and furnishings of this
charming apartment will meet the
most eXactins Of social require
mentS. There are 3 bedrooms. 2
baths living room with fireplace.
dining room combined kitchen and
buffers pantry. reception foyer,
corner porch with lovely southern
view over downtown Washington and
of into the hills beyond The furni-
tUre is appropriate. and with the
silver. china etc, contains price
less pieces. The rent Is $3.50 a month
snd NAV be had for E n - months.
For snoointmen' tn insDect call
EDMUND J. FLYNN, Woodward Bids,
RE. 1918.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES.

FREE SERVICE-SAVE TIME.
Guest Homes Associated, at
Washington Room Exchange,
with 800 well-located homes,
offers single, double and group
rooms, some with running water,
private bath. A director with car
shows available space free to
potential guests. Phone Columbia
1850. Sunday service.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

REFINED GOVT. WOMAN OR NURSE,
day. night emp, share 2-rm. efficiency:
Govt. woman; so, expo; S24 comp. 5000
DO
Evening star., 1941-05-18

ANACOSTIA. 1910 You ST. s.e.-Comfort-
ably furnished large front room; new
home: gentlemen. AT. 6551
Evening star., 1941-05-18
I,AFAYETTE HOTEL.

18th and Eye sts. n.w.-Rooms with bath
and radio for I person. from $40 per
42i0.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

NAVAL OFFICER. AVIATOR. AGE 90,
sinsle. ordered duty Navy Dept. > o. 3
years. wishes or rm, kitch. ant, fur.
or unfuru.: walk. dis; max. S45; July
1st or before Box 1850. Star
UNFURNIsHED APT. > RMS K. AND B,
incl porch; NV. sec cony. to trans
quiet counle. Box 9a-C. Star.
SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE OR TWO
room apartment to subet for summer:
responsible couple. no children. Phone
MA 556R Room eli Is
WANTED. ONE ROOM. KITCHEN AND
bath. unf. top floor. southern exposure:
approximately S40 Box l61-C. Star. lS'
FURNISHED APARTMENT, BY COUPLE;
one or two rooms. kitchen. private. bath;
Sunday. all day Monday.
COLORED GOVERNMENT COUPLE. TWO
large boys want three-room, X. fiat; NV;
reasonable. 1854 St ne. Apt. 3.
YOUNG COUPLE, . OR RIM. APT. WITH
bath, furn.: by June !. NJ. WEINHART,
1874 @ st
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR uNFUe.

ONE LARGE ROOM. THREE WINDOWS
and closet. complete kitchen elsc. refs;
9nd fl. pvt home; S35 mo. 1855 31st. Mt.
Rainier. Md WA. 1856.
44l2 3rd ST NV --SEMI-DET., 1st
floor; 3 rooms, dinette. kitchen. pvt.
bath, rec. rm.; garage. Employed gentl,es.
ALTON APIS. 1445 PARK RD NV
Bachelor apt. furnished $40: unfinished,
S32 so; Frigidaire included
Evening star., 1941-05-18
CONCORD GARDENS,

tCor 5000 Block 18th ST.
New cross-ventilated, AIR-COOLED art
Q rooms kitchen. dinette and bath. RI
FRIGERATION AND COOKING INCLUDED
IN RENTALS.
Resident Manaeer. Ant. 1903 RA. 1856.
MODERN DOWNTOWN APT.
l RIM, K, $40; 2 RMS, $50.
FURN, AT SMALL EXTRA CHARGE.
Modern, fireproof. convenient apt. bldg;
elevator, secretarial phone. TOURAINE.
1880 r St NV. DU. $500.
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3 BEDRMs., . BATHS, LIVING RIM, DIN.
ing rm.. kitchen, large screened porch, fire.
place; best residential section; owner leav-
ing city; refs DU. 1857.
BACHELOR APARTMENT, FURNISHED
or unfurnished mature woman to share
with annther Box o4R-C. Star 2ns
Evening star., 1941-05-18
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANrEI

ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
MOTHER and Como. .-old son wish rm. and
bd. with motherly woman to care for
suburbs. Box 222-C. Star.
ROOM AND BOARD and care of infant
in pvt. Protestant home, for working
couple: Immediately; NV. section pref.
Box TAB. Star
EMPLOYED GENTLE COUPLE age AS.
who enjoy life, will pay well for living
room, twin bedroom private bath. two
meals daily texcept week endsl; no row
house or children considered. Bex 239-C.
Star
YOUNG LADY desires room and board in
private gentle family; northwest section;
particulars, Box 24S-C, Star.
BY YOUNG SINGLE MAN, with private
Protestant family; Eastern High School
vicinity. Box 205-C. Star.
WANTED APPLICATIONS FROM PROTES-
TANT D. C. OR SUBURBAN FAMILIES
WHO CAN BOARD WORKING MOTHER
AND BABY. APPLY IN PERSON -
ASSOCIATION 1907 S ST NV
Evening star., 1941-05-18

PACING GOVT. PARK library; phone,
c.h.w: bus passes door. streetcar TWO
blocks: new furniture; two large twin
Sedrooms. next bath; IS minutes Treasury;
master bedroom. pvt. bath. 19xl5. 1os d
~ WO o3q7
Evening star., 1941-05-18
THE PRESIDENTIAL,

1926 18th ST. NV.
Convenient downtown location; rms,
kitchen, ba tn. hallway and porch complete
RES MGR Me e537-
THE MUNSEY TRUST CO.,
Real Estate Dept. MA $3.50
Evening star., 1941-05-18

S535 ALASKA AVE N.W.-Room tor L
or Q inner-spring mattress; next 10 oalh:
i317 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV, Apt
2O4-Large room, next TO patn' NaIklus
distance. & week: lady.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY SECTIONAL
tractive, newly furnished. cross ventila-
ton in new. modern. private home; cow.
buses: restricted residential section; ga
rage ont Warfleld 1862.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
(Continued.)

zoos EYE ST. SE-Lge. room, adj. bath;
nicely furn.; near Navy 1d.: no o0t oIner
rnnrnerS "
Evening star., 1941-05-18

ROOMS WITH BOARD.
1905 NEW HAMPSHIRE.

ROOMS WITH BOARD.
1905 NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Vacancies for young men and women;
] single, space in double and triple: new
furniture: switchboard: excellent meals.
MICHIGAN CLUB,
1872 18th ST.
Vacancy for young lady in triple. pvt.
available at once. Phone MI. g314.
1910 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Refined guest home: spacious lounge
and dining room. cool upper porch over
looking Dupont Circle; carefully super
vised meals.
THE JOHN KILPEN.
23I0 Ashmead pl n.w.-Seyeral nice
single and double rooms. Excellent food.
Switchboard and elevator service. Ho.
1856.
BEAUTIFUL MASS. AVE.
r E S I D E N G E FACING
SCOTT CIRCLE, OPENING
JUNE 1St AS GUEST HOUSE.
NEWLY DECORATED AND
FURNISHED. WILL BE ONE
OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
GUEST HOMES IN WASH.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
AND RESERVATIONS. AP-
PLY 1917 r. I. AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

i6 ST, N.W-In private family; con-
venient to bath; with porch; for lady. or
gentleman. DU. S144.
nTTp0NT CIRCLE 1873 st.-Large
roon, kitchen, hall, private entrance; Clean
and light; adults. MI. 4332-
To0o N CIR NW-Rooms for Ink run
ming water Frigidaire. Phone Nortn
Evening star., 1941-05-18

AVAu,ARI,E June 1St-Iarge sc: expo
s1lre studio or master bedroom: privileges;
Ysfined: no other roomers; reference. BOX
OR Star
Evening star., 1941-05-18
SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

KENSINGTON, Garrett Park nearby
vicinity light housekeeping room, furn or
unfuIn.. for refined elderly lady. Box
2Nn-R Star
Evening star., 1941-05-18
633 LAMONT ST NV.
ture; convenient to stores and trar'
Ition Heat. gas and electricity f''
a Available June / So so mon-r
'EDERAT FINANCE CO, al5 New Yo-
NV. M. 74I6.
BELMONT HALL.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

e-rln., newly furn. apt, inc. all utili-
ies Si7 50 Nj 1852
Evening star., 1941-05-18

2403 PENN. AVE. NV ROOM.
kitchenette, elec. refs.; very attractive;
1st noor, $40; 3rd a., So; basement, 81.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

1874 COL RD N.W-Basement house
Keeping room: clean and quiet home; So.
WANTED-Roommate for young man, in
HrInont 1920
Evening star., 1941-05-18

25O3 14th ST. NW-Room with bath;
suitable l or ladies: reasonable. Call
Sunday. 10-4 pm. Mon. and Tues. to 9
pm Dupont 1877. S5. 2Os
Evening star., 1941-05-18

GEORGETOWN - PRIVATE ENTRANCE,
entire ground floor: oak paneled living
room with real fireplace, long hall. double
bedroom. bath. three closets; gentlemen
preferred: references; by appointment only.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
EXCEPTIONAL.
241O goth ST. NV.
EXCLUSIVE LOCATION.
DUPLEX STUDIO
APARTMENT.

50-foot living room. fireplace modern
heat. > bedrooms, closets, tiled bath.
shower on balcony: kitchen. Frie.dsire:
denghtfully furnished; oyerlookins Ro-k
Creek Park: blocks car and bus lines.
Sl60 month. utilities incl. CO 1852.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

1911 EYE ST. N.W.-SUBLEAsE JULY /
to Sept. l. Also share apt. June with
another woman. 2 rooms, bath, grill 2nd
floor old Colonial house to l or 2 persons
Interesting unusual furnishings. wood
burning fireplace, books; comfort. S75
rental includes phone, electricity, linens,
dishes. DL- o2s9 or see jsnitor, 1915
Eve st
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Lock Up My Heart

Continued Form PaFs s.xl
tsreztsd n snY particular ore To
- forced n NARY e. - sd
10 Rad scarcely nouced-it vss
lnthIn kahle.
u hsd all seemed - simple
when thev hae first listened 70
Doctor Hobart 7 hadn't ever
seemed 81 terri hlv wrong u take
ne Isw INTO the.r aVu hands. .
give Dale a chance n rshsh.litsts
himself
To discover Whsf bar turned /.
respectable young mar with
brigh, future before hin. INTO a
criminal and II attempt scientific
ally - put him hack n TIRE
straight road.
Hohsrt's plans had worked -
weli. that they had been lullel into
a feeling Of false security until
Lefty Sldel ana Dutch Collier had
stumbled into their secret and
demanded a huge sum for black
mai Now here vss trouble from
another source. Lucia.
II should have lei her 70 be-
fore we ever tackled this" Mrs.
North said.
II wed done al the things We
rL.r+Ha Na,a. arra ~. -. ~.
never would have tried II in the
first place Mark said. and then
Dale would never have had MS
chance We had n take chances.
That they've turned out this way.
is too bad. Somehow. wei have
10 overcome all obstacles We
must"
I had thought of Mrs. North
stopped suddenly IN the middl. Of
sentence. She mad heard foot
steps on the stairs.
A moment later there was a
light tap on the door. and without
waiting FOR an answer, Lucia
walked into the studio.
Confident
As though she already were
mistress Of the house. the girl con-
fidentlv crossed the room and
stood looking at the sketch on the
drawing board.
She examined every line Of 10
closely. and then glanced at Mark
whose hack was toward her as ne
stood staring out the large Cir
cular window that faced to the
north
I'm glad you came up" Mrs.
North SAID. I'm Just going for a
ride. VIII you please help me
down the stairs o"
! m sorry. Mrs. North" LUCAS
tone was respectful. but none the
less decisive. Il came up 10 talk
with Mark. Later perhaps, we
can 20 for ride If you like
Never mind. Il was Just an
idea. I presume you mean you
wish to talk to Mark alone >"
Mark whirled around, his eyes
carrying an appeal 10 his aunt.
but she had already arisen to her
feet and with the aid of her cane
made her way to the door.
TO Be Continued)
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KMo-Neighbors. ll:lo
Organ Music.
KVI-Big sister. ll:lb
Aunt Jenny
KOMO-Hymns. ll;l5, A
Grimm's Daughter
Kirkland Music, ll:lC
Retiring Gov Martin
KIRO-blg Sister
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KMO-Johnson Family
1913. Bachelor S Chill
drcu
K VI-Happiness. lO.45
Mary Lee Taylor
KOMO Hotel Taft.
l0.45. DR. Kate
kJR - Navy Recrultlne
Talk. l0:45 News
KIRn-H aDDlneSE
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.KMO-Sludio
KVI-Sougs by Louise
4 As. Tenor
lKOMO - Capt Samislo.
635. orc h. 4 IS
Strings
KJB-Easy Does It.
.KIRO-Job Finder.
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.RMO- Fulton Lewis
.KVI-Second Wife. 4:l5
Song Treasury.
KOMO Fred Waring.
AIS Europe
.KJR-Matinee Melodies
HIRO - Serial. = 10
Anu.nrnnL
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KMO-News
kNf-kate Smith 2 Is
When a Gin Marriss
KOMO-WoTds and M
sic.
KJR-Newk. ela. Health
Club.
KIRO-Kate Smith.
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KMO-John p Hughes
10 Is Hollywood
XIV LIE Beautiful
1918. Woman in White
KOMO-Ruth ters,
1915. Howard Harding
KJR-Farm and Home
1918. Inquiring Re
porter,
rho 90. uauHHefffIt
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.UU a. vi.
KMO-News. tbs. Deyo-
tlons
KVl-Singlng Cowhano
7;l5. March Time
nOMO-Top o Morning
7.l5 Reveries
KJR-Ranch Boys. 7lo,
News.
.KIRO-Range Rhythm
7:l5 Farm Forum.
1880 A. NJ.
.kMO-News 745 Trade
n Sale
KVl-News. T:45, JANE
Powers
KOMO-wake Up and
Sing, 7.45. Sam HAYES
KJR-Breakfast Clun
KIRO-News 755 Wea-
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KMO-Albert La Schelle
III As. P-T A
KVl-Fletcher Wiley
li45. Home OF the
Brave
K O NJ O-Valiant Lady
ll:46. Light OF World
kJR-Retirlng Governor
Martin. II as. News.
KIRO-Fletcner Whey
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KNO-Happy Il o ~ g
Bs5, Words and Music
XIV Goldbergs 3 40
Kathleen Norris
x % o - Studio q -
Pianist
K j h-BetReen Friends
B.45. Ann Sterling.
EIRO-GoLdbcras
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KMO-Phil Harris, ll;l5
Marvin Dale
.KNI-Anita Carol
Dance Music
kJR-M vlne World
l1:l5. Paul Carson.
80 L. VI.
Dale
.KVI-Manny Strand.
.KOMO-Muslc
KJR-paul Carson.
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RMO-John B Hughes.
Is IS Answer Man
KVI-Bir Town
.KJR-News. SIS. Spin
and Win
KOMO-CavalCade
kIRO-Big Town
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KMO Bridge. 9 40. Keel
PIT 70 Music
kVI-Helen Trent. 9 10
Our Gal Sunday.
KOMO-J. c Scott 8 10
Musical Handy Man
KJn-f'arm ana Home
KIRO-Helen Trent
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KMO Ruth Reisner
Poetry and Prose
XVI Talk Your Way
Out.
IkOMO - PAU Martin
s IS Library G o o q
Music
KRIS candina Wan Re-
porter. 6 is. News
KTRO-Don { Be Per
sonal els. Grounds
and d mars
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KVI-Family Almanac
B.15. News
EOMO-Geod Aornlng
el6, Against Storm
KJR-Breakfast Club.
EIRO-Jerry Sears Pre-
~nts SIS News
$50 A. VI.
KMO-Happy Il o e.
g<5. Words and Music
VI Goldb ergs 8 40
Kathleen Norris
ONO 90 Studio $40
Pianist
K j R-BetReen Friends
B45. Ann Sterling.
KIRO-Goldbcrgs
900 A. NJ.
KMO-News
kNI-Kate Smith . Is
When a Girl Marriss
KOMO-Words and Nj
sic.
kJB-sew1. els. Health
Club.
KIRo-Kats Smith.
$3.50 A. NJ.
KMO Bridge Q 40. Keep
Pit 70 Music
KVI-Helen Trent. 9 as
Our Gal sunday
KOMO-J. c Scott 9 -
Musical Handy Man
kJn-f'arm ana Home
KIRO-Helen Trent
1000 A. NJ.
KMO-John p. Hughes
10 10 Hollywood
XIV LIE Beautiful
1918. Woman in White
KOMO-Ruth Pc ters,
1918. Howard Harding
KJR-Farm and Home
1918, Inquiring Re
porter.
KIRO-Life Beautiful
1890 A. NJ.
KMO-Johnson Family
lO:45. Bachelor S Chill
dren
K VI-Happiness. 0:4o
Mary Lee Taylor
KOMO Hotel Tart
l0:45. DR. Kate
KJR - Navy Recruiting
Talk. lo:45 News
KIRO-H Happiness
IL: 100 A. NJ.
KMo-Neighbors. Has,
Organ Music.
KVI-Big sister. ll:lb
Aunt Jenny
KOMO-Hymns. ll;l5. a
Grimm's Daughter
Kirkland Music li.lO
Retiring Gov Martin
KIRO-Blg Sister
1880 A. Nj.
KMO-Albert La Schelle
ll45. PIT A
KV1-Fleteher whey
li45, Home OF the
Brave
K o NJ Valiant Lady,
ll:46 Light OF World
Retiring Governor
Martin. II As. News.
KIRO-Fletcner Whey
1900 NOON
K MO- cast. l2:ls
News.
XIV Martha Webster
1915, News
ROM Mary Marlin,
l2:l5, Ma Perkins
KJR - Orphans OF d.
vorce. Y is. Amanda
/ KIRO Socle Girl.
SONG Treasury
1890 2. Nj.
K NJ Q - . a II e Music
As. Chris a n
Science
XIV Kate Hopkins
y as. Women OF cour-
KOMO-Pepper Yoang
l2.45, Vic and Sade
KJR-Other Wife. y 40
just Plain Bill
KiRO-kate Hopkins
100 Z. NJ.
KMO-Literature. ll5
Sidewalk Cafe
XVI rOr.la BAKE. ! 80
Myrt and Marge
KOMO-Backstage WIFE
l:I5. Stella Dallas
KJR-Mother OF Mine.
l:1b. Cecil Solly.
KIRO-Portia Blake.
1880 =. Nj.
KMO-Ring-O
XVII top House
las. Stepmother
KOMO-Lorenzo Jones.
AS Wilder Brown
KJR-Health Club, Las.
Old Timers
KIRO-Hilltop House
200 Z. VI.
KMO-News. AIS. c s
Navy
KVI-American School
hOMO-Girl Alone, : 10
Lone Journey
KJR-Organ Concert.
KIRO-Neus AIS. Ae-
cent on Music
2:30 Z. VI.
KMo-2 IS. Family Rob-
lnson.
KVl-Mystic Tunes : 40
Scattersood Baines
KOMO - Guiding Light
? as. Life Beautiful
KJR-White House Tea
N connection VT 2
Nght against lnfantlle
Paralysis 245 Tenor
KIRO-Woman ; World
$500 =. NJ.
KHO-News. 5 o5 orch;
SIS. Cooking Scnoo-'
p. KVI-Dr Malone
| KOMO - Casino Orehes-
ira. SIS. That Cir;
KJR-Linds Dale J 10,
Ireene Wicker
/ KIRO-Dr Malone 5 10
JOB Finder
$3.50 p. NJ
KMo-Cooklug school
kVI-GrI inferno ) -
World Today
KOMO Homekeepers
s45. Govt. Reports
KJR-Streamllnec jour
nal.
KIRO-Girl Intsrns
| 400 p. NJ
KMO-Puiton Levn;<:ls
Ma Perkins
/ KVI-Seconc wife. AIS,
i Song Treasury
NO - Violin. as
/ Europe
lKlE- auEhn DeLestn
AS Hotel Or hestrs
/ KIRO SsCc = c VIE
As NeWsree4
$3.50 vi.
3 EMO-Sands o. Time.
kVI-Hslen Asncksn
Ec NO-Sorranc rs
Ksltennc-n
KJF-Hctsl Penn
NGO-RsAr ksnkal
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KMO-Toast; o:I5 Crazy
Cowboy.
TX VI Svmphonettes
Sis. Columbia Concert
lKOMO - Waltzes. 5 10,
Jack Armstrong
IkJR - Tropical Moods,
SIS. King Arthur "
iKIRO - Father Goose
| Sis Captain Samislo
80 ?. Nj.
lKMO - Shafter Parker.
545 Capt Midnight
XVI twilight Trails
545, News. SIS Elmer
DAVIS.
IKOAO - Orrh . %
Listeners Club
KJR-Bud Barton 5 IS
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goddesses, animals and people. Fig
ures we're shown taking part in one
of the professions in Athens in
honor of the goddess Athena.
1t was for Athena that the Par
thenon was built. Work was started
in the year we call 447 B. c. We do
not know exactly how much time
passed before the temple was fin
ished, but the period was about 16
years.
In one of the rooms of the temple
a huge statue of Athena was placed
This statue was carved by Phidias
the greatest of all Greek sculptors
1t rose to height of about 40 feet
and was coated with ivory and gold
In our next story I shall speak Of
the great hill on which the Parthe-
non stands, and shall also tell the
temples history since ancient times
For history OF seneral interest section
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UNCLE RAYS CORNER

OF all the temples men have built,
the Parthenon ranks as probably the
most beautiful. For many hundreds
of years it stood proudly on a hill
in Athens, and was a wonder to
those who looked upon it and en-
tered it. Today it is in ruins, but
even in its ruins we can see some
thing of its olden beauty.
The fame Of fthe Parthenon never
rested on its size. There were larger
temples in ancient times, and there
are larger ones standing now.
The fame of the Parthenon never
"Maiden's Chamber" That name
was at first given to one of the
rooms inside, but later it was used
for the whole building.
The Parthenon is 101 feet wide
and 228 feet long. This means it
covers only a little more than hall
an acre of ground.
The height is "a feet, which is
almost the same as before the build
ing suffered great damage.
There were 46 tall pillars around
the outside of the Parthenon. Most
of these are still in fairly gooC
condition. Behind the outer pillar:
are others of equal size and beauty
The pillars and most of the res
of the temple we're cut from whit
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Neiqhbors Contribute

GREENSBORO, N. C. lR.-When
the First Presbyterian Church here
started a campaign to raise $780,
900 to clear its Indebtedness, Tenn
pie Emanuel-located across the
street-passed the plate. 1t COL
lected $525 for a starter.