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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

pendent his direction and parents until
he becomes sefresponsibe adult
Children have to learn to make choices in terms Of
the greatest good for the greatest number
This greatest good should not be determined by the
father the mother the children the family the
political leaders for the naonl, but by all working
planning deciding together Under such circumstances
most parents surprised how willingly children accept
such cooperative decisions il these against their
wishes providing they had a hand making them.
A certain wealthy fnancier defined cooperative
person who does what / want done and does it
darn quick" Such definition be Hitler's and
Mussolinis also This is not the ideal children will
acquire if our families truly democratic
Children sensitive to the prejudices exhibit.
It important their effectiveness helping
build the world after the that parents help them
attain tolerance for other and religions.
Occasionally parents find themselves combating intol
in their youngsters Frank. aged IL home
crying bitterly because other children had called him
"a German. 1t explained to the children that just
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

Some dictatorial parents complain that when they
children of school age home alone they often get
into trouble This that these children good
long their parents around because they afraid
to be bad Such fear of punishment outward order
but often develops untthfuness and defiance of authority
Someone has remarked that dictators photo
graphed laughing smiling Inevitably they strike ag
gressive with grim determined faces 1t is equally
true that people with of humor would
accept dictator because he would appear ridiculous and
laughabe.
Probably the essential condition for humor in
the home is happy atmosphere Of good-natured banter
ing Joking repartee Parents cultivate the
chlds of humor by providing opportunities for the
enjoyment and telling Of humorous stories funny situa
tons jokes. riddles and word play.
Children should be encouraged TO laugh at their
predicaments matter Of good craftsmanship, too.
Laughter at ones self gives child adult of
proportion ability TO himself relation TO the
rest Of the world. No wonder laughing die
tators."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

A GROUP of parents were discussing the latest
~ aggression OF Hitler. One father finally said
only yesterday Hitler and Mussoni both
little boys, probably not much different from
youngsters 1t TO that If dictator be such
scourge in the world parents shouldn't raise en-"
There big grain of truth in what this parent
said in the opinion of Dorothy F. Bradbury of the Uni
versty of Iowas Child Welfare Research Station. This
child psychologist beginning to know enough
about human personality and motivation be able to
understand at the time condemn the stuff die
tators made Of
II do not want little boys to grow up to be
dctaoria unreasonable ntruthu and ntolerant adults
with lust for power for that's what dictator really
should make it impossible for them to either become
be influenced by adults of this type says Miss Brad
bury and gives some tips how this be done
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Queer Tricks That Fate
P|aUS With Names :: :

is Frank Sunshine, the eighth grade
teacher Helen Cloud, and the janitor
is William Showers
Perhaps the most remarkable Of all
condolences concerns a whole series
Of shipwrecked men named Hugh Will
lams, whose miraculous escapes are
on record at Lloyd's in London.
On December 5th, 1864, the sailing
ship Menia. crossing the Straits of
Dover capsized in a gale. OF the 81
passengers on board, one only was
saved Hugh Williams
On the very same day Of the same
month, in 1855, a pleasure craft called
the Sea Sprite was wrecked near the
Isle of Man. There were so persons
aboard. among them one Hugh Will
liams and his family. OF the three
score passengers, none but the senior
Hugh Williams survived.
~ III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

A IEN who have studied the sub
M ject scientifically agree that
W. the most remarkable thing
about condolences is that they don't
occur more often.
Names, for example, are frequent
examples and a rather amusing case
happened recently in Kentucky hotel.
Clerk Harry Black suspected
prank one morning when he found in
the mail letter addressed to Bowl
ing Green, Care Helm Hotel Bowl
Green, Kentucky" A check of the
hotel register showed Mr.. B. G..
Green, travelling salesman Of At
lanta, Georgia, stopping there. Green's
name was Bowling G.. Green.
Police arrested a Seattle Washing
ton, Chinaman in fan-tan game. The
Celestial gave his name as Chow On,
and his occupation as cook.
Similarly, Boston bluecoats recently
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

Totalitarian gov
ernments quickly
recognized the I'm
portance of incul-
eating their doc
trines early. From
babyhood the chill
dren in [ h e s e
C Countries are
nodded to a pat
tern determined
by the state. Hit
Ter has declared
that through its
children the Third
Reich will survive
a thousand years.
The democracies
should take their
cue from the to-
talitarian states.
If Germany a n d
Italy can raj se
their children into
good n Zis or
good F a s C st s
American parents
C a n make their
children into even
better democratic
adults.
The first step ia
allowing children
of every a & e
enough freedom to
meet life in their
own way. AS di-
rectors of / h g ir
children's behav-
Tor, parents should
become progress
siv ly unneces-
sary," but [ he y
shouldn't fade out
Of the picture all
at once. But the
child should be-
come m ore de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

truths as an adult.
Both Hitler and
M u s s o lini are
dominated by fear.
Their secret po-
lice, their wide
spread executions.
their guard e d
mountain retreats,
{ h cir concentra-
ton camps, their
persecution of mi
norities all show
how they fear
people who differ
from themselves.
The first IL
years OF his life
Hitler was domi-
mated by an over
bearing faith e r
and spoiled by an
o v e r s o | / C =
itous mother. His
father wanted him
TO be a high-grade
civil servant; the
boy, alt h o u & h
without I ale n I
wished to become
An artist. His
fat er strongly
opposed this and
the son met this
opposition with a
refusal to do well
in the essential
S ch DOL subjects.
He countered the
d Q m a DIS of a
dominant father
whom he feared.
by evasion, sabo-
tage and untruth-
fulness, a pattern
that later he was
to repeat in inter
national affairs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

:
party on the ship River Belle down by coal
barge the Thames. Five-year-old Hugh Williams,
resident OF Liverpool, the sole survivor.
Now the most amazing part Of this remarkable
story: On July 10, 1910 English trawer struck
German mine. Two Of the crew, uncle and nephew
each named Hugh Williams were the only rescued
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

looked up Socrates and Plato They weren't absorbing
ancient Greek philosophy either, but finding the
missing 11year-od twins of Greek residents named Mr.
and Mrs. Seraphain Parsos
Speaking of names, people can't the weather
around New Jersey coast~town's grammar school, for
the principal is Mrs. Brooks Blizzard the teacher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

Great Britain Rights Reserved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

Q 1871. by American Weekly. Inc. Great
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Banquet Saturday

InterClub Council has planned
a banquet and program for Sat
urday evening. at 7 o'clock, at
the Colony Town Club. with
Miss Louise tdr1dstrofff- of fiefeft-
ing an chairman and Miss Jean
Stole as toaStmiStresS.
Defense and d @ m ocrac
Among the Americas" is the
topic 10 be discussed by Mrs.
Josue Picon of Detroit, who at
tended the eighth annual Pan
American Conference in Lima
and was instrumental in organi-
cation OF the Pan-American
League Of Detroit OF which she
was the first president
Clubs represented in the Inter
Club Council include Detroit
Business and Professiona
Women's Club. Metropolitan
Club Nike, Northwestern Buyi
ness Women's Club and the Up
town Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Dinner Meeting

Az a dinner meeting scheduled
for Wednesday evening, at $50
o'clock, at the Highland Park
branch of the Y. w c. A, mem
berS and guests Will hear an
address by Capt Donald S.
Leonard. head of the Detroit
Area Of the Michigan State
Police
Captain Leonard, il will he
recalled. with five others. was
appointed by Mayor Fiorella La
Guardia of New York, National
Civilian Defense director, to
study civilian defense measures
in England He will report on
his findings.
Also, w. A. Doyle, president
OF Highland Park Council Of So
ciai Agencies, Will discuss the
plans of these organizations.
All "A social and service clubs
Of Highland Park composed of
men and women arc invited.
Reservations should be made by
Tuesday with Mrs. Anne H.
ketchum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
AAdVertisin9
Club Lists
Conferees

OFF to Milwaukee next Friday
~ will 60 a delegation from
the Women'S Advertising Club
of Detroit TO the NidweSECo Con-
ference of Advertising Women
in that city October IL and y.
The local delegation, headed
by the president, Miss Suzanne
Blank, will include Florence
Clark, Clare Unger, Marjorie
Dorr, Hester Wright, Lois Bry-
son, Dolly Callahan. Rena
Campbell and Margaret MORT
arity.
Miss Moriarity is the clubs
"on to Milwaukee chairman.
The highlight will be the ban
quet Saturday night at which
Frederick b. Heitkamp will
speak on Selling a World at
War" This will be followed by
a Gay Nineties party at which
Florence Clark will sing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Speakers Listed

Speakers VIII include Or VIII
liam s. Sadict-, conSuitaut III
psychology at the w *. kellogg
Foundation; Mrs. Arthur II.
Vandenberg. wife of the senior
United States senator from
Michigan, DIR. Howard y. Nc
Clusky. associate director Of the
American Youth Commission,
and DR.. Jay p. Nash of New
York University faculty. vice
president of National Council OF
Camp Fire Girls.
A pageant Of service, higt
lighting the last years contr-
buttons from Camp Fire Girl.
will be directed by Mrs. Phelp.
NewberrX~ president of the De
troit branch OF the Needlework
Guild.
Delegates to the meeting from
the Detroit Council are Mrs.
John A. Brown and Donald A.
Wallace, with Mrs. William II.
Hudson serving as alternate.
National Business WomeGs
Week. inaugurated in 1923, %ill
be observed October ) 10 IL by
local clubs affiliated with the
National Federation OF Business
and Professional Women'S Clubs.
The Federation now has f,700
clubs, located in every state, in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Felician-Alunnae
Fall Dance Oct. II

TIE PELICAN ALUMNAE
are sponsoring their Annual Fall
Dance on October II at the
Whittier Hotel.
The following committee
members are completing plans
for the success of the party.
Mesdames Edward J. Lipke
and Richard Yarosh and Misses
Helen MaciejewSh, Mary Sien-
kiewicz, Helen Lubinsh. Sophia
Kukielka, Helen Zaklzewski.
Jean Goralewski, and Mary Ann
SOchowicZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Two National Groups
To Consider Question
Or American Defense
By MINNIE CAGE

TWO important national or
IL CARNATIONS Council OF Camp
Ere Girls and National Fedora
ton of Business and PROBES
sional WomenS Clubs each Of
which has a large local repre-
Sentation. are meeting this week
70 consider the question or HI-
ti0nal defense.
Ii IS not enough their lead
erS opinc 10 do without some
OF The things American women
have COME 10 regard as neces-
sites. 20 pay the 10 per cent
excise tax on cosmetics. furS
etc. or even 10 wear cotton
stockings II they have 10 for
the cause
Although attacking the prob
lem from different angles each
organization viii endcavor 10
work out a program whereby 70
can make IT'S own contribution
in the. present emergency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Tea viii Benefit
Sisters

BIDS TO an Autumn Tea for
the Friends Of the Dominican
Sisters OF the Sick Poor will
soon be in the mail.
The tea will be held at the
home of Mrs. William Ulrich I'm
-- t1srkSrrir 57vpHUe and Mrs.
George Fredericks will be gen
eral chairman,
Mrs. Delmar Meyers, Mrs.
Russell G.. Finn. Mrs. Edward J.
Fisher, Miss Margaret Bradford,
Mrs. Cyril Burke, Mrs. Leo Bra
bant, Mrs. Frank Kramer and
Mrs. J. O'Donnell will be com
mittee heads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

Strengthening our Naronal Dc
Tense.
During The lour-daA= meeting.
there Will be addresses by out
standing speakers, study com
mittee m ectin gs and panel
discussions.
We feel that IL i important
10 plan for tomorrow while we
meet the needs of today" said
Lester +. Scott. national eXecu-
tive OF Camp Fire Girls.
Young people of this genera
tiOn should he fitted by train
ing and experience 10 steer this
country when the crisis il over.
We must meet that challenge"
Mrs Ebert Williams OF Dallas.
TCN. natlona ] president, viii
preside I'M AN sessions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Forward Looking

These forward-looking groups
also are concerned with plans
conserving the- American
way Of life afts, the war
Camp Fire Giss Council which
teaches its members that the
best in our culture centerS IN
and radlateS from the home is
stressing home defense "
National Council Of Camp
Fire Girls Will convene in De
troit, at Hotel Statler, October
$40, inclusive. From all sec
lions Of the country VIII come
representatives of Camp Fire
Girls Councils who are civic
leaders in their home towns.
They arc drawn together for,
the purpose of developing the
give service" program adopted
by Camp Fire for the duration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

the District Of Columbia. in
Alaska and Hawaii with a total
membership OF $4,000.
The theme adopted for this
year is Strengthen Democracy
for Defense"
The Highland Park Business
and Professional Women'S Club,
an affiliate. is particularly inter-
ested in Civilian Defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Auxiliary Holds
First Fall Mee+inq

THE FIRST Fall meeting of
the auxiliary of the Volunteers
of America will be held Tuesday
at the Ballington Club in Mack
avenue with luncheon served at
1890 o'clock.
This meeting will complete the
plans for the visit of the COM
mander-in-chief of the Volun-
teers, Maude Ballington Booth,
who will be Detroit'S guest No
Vember 6.
Lieut.. Gov, Frank Murphy will
be the main speaker of Tues
days meeting and Mrs. Sid
Erwin, president, has made two
appointments - Mrs. G. orge
Cooper Robinson membership
chairman. and Mrs. Frank Muir
ply, program chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Ex-Defroiter S Kin
Plans Marriage

MR.. AND MRS. LEO GRIMM
Of Linn drive, Cleveland. o.,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Muriel, to Joseph
Sam AaFoHson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Aaronson of Park
wood drive, Cleveland.
Mrs. Grimm was formerly
Gertrude Silk of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Nornae Study Club
In Social Meetinq

NORNAE STUDY Club will
hold It's first social meeting Of
The season at the home Of Mrs.
a L. BalSam in Chicago boule-
ward Tuesday.
A luncheon will he served at
1890 o'clock 10 be followed by
bridge
Mrs p I. Warner is chairman
al hnglnAess.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Illumination Woods
Study Club Meets

THE FIRST Fall meeting of
the newly-organized Huntington
Woods Study Club was held
October at the home of Mrs,
n. +. Brown with Mrs. r. B.
Wisener as co-hoStess.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

Photo hy Baohrach.
MISS MARION JOHN
SON, recently elected presi-
dent Of the Catholic Study
Club Juniors, will greet the
members at the annual
breakfast this Sunday at 9
o'clock, following COM
munion in the Little Flower
Chapel, after which the
Rev. FIR. Harry S. Smith,
C.Ss.R., will speak on God,
the World and Women.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
By Remote Control

Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt
will open the Council meeting
by remote control, Wednesday
night. by a radio message from
New York, on The Importance
OF tho Camp Fire Program in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
First Meeting Held
ByCervenyCabine

CABINET MEMBERS Of the
Cerveny Women's Round Table
held their first meeting of the
Fall season at the home Of Mrs.
Frank Knapp in Sussex avenue
recently.
The president, Mrs. w. Lorne
Box. appointed several new Of
ficers to replace those retiring.
POLITICAL ApVFRTTSFNTNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
ChrysIer Girls CIut
To Meet Monday

THE REGULAR monthly
meeting of the Chrysler Girls
Club is to be held Monday at the
Dodge main plant, in Joseph
CamPau avenue.
Dinner will be served at 6
o'clock and will be followed by
business meeting and a program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Mt. Sinai League
To Hear Doctor

THE LEAGUE of the Mt.
Sinai Hospital Association are
having their first meeting OF the
season on Wednesday at the
Detroit Leland Hotel at 8 p. m.
DR.. A. Max Kahn will be the
guest speaker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

Grand River, mr.. 0skmsH
Woodward, al Smile Rd,
Jos. campau, AZ YemsHs
ersiiots 81 1.hIIs Rid.
Harper, Cor Baldwin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
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Whether you're secretary.
ssleslsd y or housewife,
you'll appreciate the sup
port and comfort of this
belt! Get one AT your Fed
eral Store now you'll
notice the difference in
your appearance and energy
almost immediately. White
coutil cloth with front
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rneut. Sizes ia A.. Now
at your neighborhood Fed
eral Store e.. $500.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-27

NBCBlue listing conscrpton Called Buck Private and his Girl it's listed at 05 morning The ceasng popularity of rhyhm reflected in the newa Of Xavier Cugats NEG series for his cigarette Daers who find impossible to hear President RooseveS Preside Chat
 night a 0O may tune WOR for either Of two transcribed rebroad casts The New York station will the Presidents talk at b30 Americas will Uncle WOR broadcast tomorrow night birthday Canadas Donne Quints We the Abbo daytime serial will NBC Red on June g. and will be broadcast at q tme 530
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-27
WALCOTT SPEAKS
 ON CONSERVATION
National Director of Wild. life Federation Urges
 Public Support

Tho enlistment of public support, and the imperative need for awaken ing the public mind to e realization of the necessity for conservation of natural resources, was the keynote of an address by George E. Lundy, national director of the National Wiidlifc Federation at the Water bury club last night.
 MT. Lundy spoke of the advisabii- ity of incorporating studies on con- servation into tho regular curricu- lum of elementary schools, and for this purpose c group of more than 400 educators and conservation OK. ports have prepared material suit able for grade school study.
 He further proposed the forfna. ton of local committees whose func- ton would Do the solicitation of funds to finance such c program. Each dollar contributed, he stated, would serve to publlcize the cause of conservation, besides providing adequate finances.
 Other speakers were former U. 6. Sen. Frederic o. Waicott Of Nor- folk, president of the National Wiidlife Federation, and Chester W. Martin of Old Lyme, secretary of the Connecticut Wildlife Federa- ton.
 Proof of the variety of ways jn which program of this sort can Dc promulgated was the exhibition of two motion pictures before the audience of seventy-fivc.
 One of these was an animated
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-27

WATR-MBS features tonight 545 Captain Midnight 6:2O Lake C0mpOunce Program 5:l5 Morgan Wythe Williams 9:3O, 1O3O President Roosevelt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-27

Frank Morgan never carries q watch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-27
159O-WBRY--96

i,Oo-13lancho DiviRnrde, Songs 4;15-Wc, tho Abbots; Serial 4.30--T'he Story of Beas Johnson 4;45--Columbin Concert Orchestra 6:00-News
 5:t5--StAtion L-A.F.F 5.30~-Dance Hour 5;55-Wenther Forecast; News G:00--Edwin c. Hlli Presents The
 Human Side of the News g:10~-Bnacbail Scores G56--Bob Hannen, Songs B;30--NoWs
 G;45-Tho World Today 7:00--Th0 Jittorettes 7:15-Dnnce Fancles 7.30-Concert Hall of tho Ar 8:00-MclodIes for Modorns 8:i6-Dairy Drama S;30--Shall We Waltz S.j5-- Elmer Davis 9:00-1'0d Winters 6:i5-I'o Re Announced a;3O-InvItation Co Learning iO.00--Glcn Miller Orchestra i0;l5-Iinited China Relief Program 10a5-ScWs intcrludc ii .l0-DHnce Orchestra 1 ;30--Snmmy Kaye Orchestra l 12;00t--SiRn off,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-27
10SO-WTIC--2SS

 P. Nj. ai0O-- -Baekstago Wife 4;i5--Stclla Dallas 4'30---Lorenzo Jones 4H5--Young Widder Brown 5:00--Home of the Bravo bib--POrtia Fac0H Hfo b:36--Jhck Armstrong 6ab--ThrGe Sons Trio G00--N0ws and Weathre 6i6--Bnsoball Scores and Strictly
 Sports Gi96--lflve Dollar Facts Professor Andre Schonker 6;46--L0Woil ThOmaB 7i00--Fred Warnings Orchestra 7iib-NeWg of tho World ;30-Tho Village School wlth
 GGne and Glenn Si00--Johnny Presents S;3G-- Musical Treasure Ghost 0't0-iiatti0 of tho Sexes ei30--FIbber McGee and Molly l0.00-f|Ob HOpd l0;30-colleg6 Humor l ;00-NGWB and Weather Coffey'g Orchestra ] ;30-P0lish Orchestra 12;00-War News 4. N. 12i06.-oSzie Nelson's Orchestra lg'30'-'lhe Ambassadors Orchestra i2:6b-NeWs ,UO=-SIiDut,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-27

Heldts God which the air con- nuouy the fall of 100 being dropped the sponsor his Gabriel Heater story tonIghts People" broadcast much needed rest.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-27

Morton Gould brilliant young Mutual impressive medley famous patriotic which will performance tonight the MES Gould calls the Medley
  America America Beautiful"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-27
ROAMING THE AIR WAVES
WATR PROGRAMS
 1920 Kilocycles

6s0O--~John Hughes. Commentator Hsft~-Mciody Revue 6s3O--NewB
 bssb--Capt. Midnight e:i5--Basebai scores--Hits 6 B:iS-Pieasure and Profit 7.00--Fulton Lewis Jr. 7:16-Here's Morgan 1.30---phone Your Answer 4s4B-Dance orch.
 asOO-- Wythe Williams 8:1b--Don Aires, tenor NssO--Ned Jordan, Secret Agent s00--NewB: Lang Thompson's orch 1:1b--Jack Hunt: From Mexico
 City
 9.sO--Morton Gould's Music KU.00--Raymond Gram Swing 1D.f5--Your Defense Reporter 40:30--Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt a1i0O--Ynakee News &I.1b=-Sports Page 41s3O--Mills Brothers 11;4b--Leonard Keller's orch.
 ToMoRRow s:O0--Yankee News 8:15--Weather: On the air today s.30--Muslc Menu 9.O0---MorninR Dovotlons ae:i5-Shoppers' Guide AUsVV-kitiFH IAOlutllt NfpN ts SiAA S0:ib--I'l Find My Way A0:30--SlnRing Strings hf;o0-B. $. Borcoylcl, Commentator nt:i5-shoppers' Guide 1i;45--Doc Sellers True Stories a2:00--Noonday Musicale S M. DarM VA 12.ib--Meiodlc Mmoents 12:30--NeWa G2.46--Lepa Dance e1:00--Ynakeo News
 1:1b--Our Neighborhood--Fhy sf:4s-Broadway Band Wagon 2:00--cedrlc Foster, Commentator 2:ib--FrIst Race--Suffoik Downs 2.30--Off the roCord=-News 3:00-Baseball Red Sox vs Athlo-
 ties
 b;O0--John Hughes, Commentator b:f6--Mel0dy Revue s;iS-cSpt. Midnight 6:00--NoWs
 6:i5-lsaseball Scores; Hits and
 Bits
 6:lb-Volces of Yesterday s7s00--Fulton Lewis JP. 7.ib-Horo's Morgan T;30--lsone Ranger S!00--Now EnRlnnd Town Meeting 0.00--lionke Carter 0:t5--Arthur Mann: From London 9:30--Adventuros in Rhythm lei00-Itaymond Gram Swing lCnb-News: Anita Boyer, Snogs 10s30--'fo be anOuneod 21:00-Yankeo Nows 11 11H5---tnterludo: Weather al;30--Will Bradlcy'B orch 12;00--Sign off.
 Frank Morgan never carries q watch.