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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

RADIO SERVICE ANYWHERE
\ FREE HOME checkup. minor repairs.
~ loanefs Ideal Housekeeping Shop.
TEMPLE 17i40
ALL makes repaired push button. tuned /,
guaranteed. 1918 kerchevai. Lenox 56ss.
ANY PHILCO. SPARTON. RcA |servicef
~ all makes. tree checkup Radio Main
tenance Company. Temple l-7200.
FREE estimates; minor repairs. 81. Van
Derziei Radio 1892 JOY road Tyler 1900.
HARMONY RADIO sTORE-Guaranteed
radio service. 5000 West Fort VI 172s2
NORRIS RADIO sHoP-West Detroit and
Dearborn district. 1922 Greenfield. Re
liable OR. 7s74.
WAGNER ELECTRIC Company I2022
Linwood. "A complete Radio Service"
Townsend s-is03
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ANY AAKE-ANYwHERf TINE
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CITY RADIO CHERRY 25t2
RaLoRS And ELECTRIC UIIPPEKs,
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Building Propositions

MODERATE PRICED homes: building &c
order estimates Henry FORTUNA
UNIVERSITY 1852.
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HALF ACRE ciose IN. only $3.50. $40 down,
Phone Truruhlev. IL. 6367
Money to Loan
On Real Estate

ARRANGE hrst mortgage or sell your land
contract 20 reliable Edward Henkel Co,
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Is YOUR PROPERTY FORECLOSED2
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Write IN confidence give fun PARTICULARS.
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LOW payment loan. any home BlGELOW.
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81 n BURKE COMPANY tffuffa
tractors 1910 FISHER Buadine. Te
phone Madison OSLO -
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Flats for Sale

BARGAIS- Traverse Van Dyke. 2-fam.is
5 and rooms basement. 5000. 81 loo
down olive 4i25
DOWNING 1881 Brick rms and hath
clean. nice porch, steam heat. sarage
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IRoQUOIs (near Mack Eight rooms f,
modern. garages. owner hactlhetn-
L.
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Male Help Wanted

Male Help Wanted
MEN-A limited number OF matured men
for special sales work. must be OF neat
appearance and have car. Apply $50
o. m. SHARP. Wednesday, Employment
Dept. 9th floor. East Bldg.
CROWLEY'S
STEEL BENCH MoLDERs wanted. Apply
Detroit Alloy Steel CO., foot OF Iron
street
TOOL MAKERS-Jigg and Fix
ture Inspeetors-Tool Room
Lathe Operators-Casting In
spectors and Layout Men
Lucas Boring Mill Operators
Pratt & Whitney Jigg Boring
Machine Operators = Brown
Sharpe Automatic Operators.
Must be experienced men. Also
Authorizations Write Box
B-6246, Detroit Times.
Two NEAT BOYS. free to travel. Good
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Houses for Sale

Granville. 1921 (Rouge Park six
rooms. garage, awnings. FLA. owner
Vermont 6-056s
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NEW HOMES FOR Old
ONE DOLLAR

dav keeps the landlord away six beau
-fifu models almost completed mile
north of Eight Mile road. ! block east Of
Woodward ia MnrdaMnrth- -Eerndale.
FRANK j. ASIAN COMPANY
ROYAL. OAK 90 homes under construction
$3.50 10 81 $50. Benz Rich TO. s-f3s3
TELEGRAPH F'nk'n. br I'd new bung. Lee.
attic 50 1859. no. 1922 1882 Livernois
S970.00-S10 MONTHLY
ESSEX, s02s. at Van Dyke, near Nine
Mile broom new house 35xi22 lot, $3.50
down. SIS S. first 30 months
5O39 McDOUGALL AVE.
2-RDRM homes. S2s mo-. Inc. taxes etc.
Buffalo at Smile tbet. Ryan Mound.
CONSULT the enlarged Reai Estate listings
N the big sunday Times Want Al
Section
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
Invasion Of u. S.
Held Possibility

SEATTLE - Capt. Eric Barr.
read OF the naval reserve officers
training corps at the University
of Washington. believes invasion
of the United States would be
possible with establishment Of
bases in South America.
"A strong enemy with bases in
any part of the hemisphere would
be dangerous threat to this coun.
try he told the Latin-American
institute here. An enemy with
such bases could invade the coun-
try and make fight on our own
soil with parachute troops and
bombing squadrons.
Capt. Barr said il takes four
times as many men and ships to
capture defended base as it does
TO defend one already established.
and that therefore IT would be
tremendous task to nd the hemis-
phere OF an enemy after IT pos
sessed air bases.
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M URDER
TN PARADISE

By Morauerite 0ohoeon

They're probably painting the
town red said GROSSLY. Sowing
their wild oats now that you're
sWav." But anyway went 10 the
Inn for the mai and chance 10
prove 70 myself that the sight Of
Denny talking TO that hussy, Mar
gle Dixon. was Of no Importance
10 me. They were not around and
7 asked Chris Gordon If Miss Dixon
had checked out yet.
He said she hadn't. and With
that worried look on his fat face,
he added that 4 business didn't
pick I'D she'd be the only guest
left. "How's your mother feeling -
he said. still sorting the mail.
shes quoted down" l said.
She went visiting today. She
doesn't like 10 be tied down and
two DAYS at home were plenty for
her. so she went to the Morrises-
Jesnie's. I mean.
She's not home he said.
Wei, she visited with Liza
Holmes"
Shouldn't think your ma would
find Liza much company" he said.
laughed. That was my opin-
ion. too. but she said Liza was
smart woman. But mother liked
Miss Mile. too. They had a couple
of chats and apparently Miss Mil
lie was in one of her good moods
because mother said she liked her
We'll. takes all kinds of people
to make up a world" he said and
l took the letters and started out.
still hoping for a glimpse Of Dem
ny. The lobby and bar were empty.
| supposed he was over at the State
Police post where. | hoped, some
progress was being made to end
all the suspense.
Jeanie Morris was at the cottage
when | got back and young Tod
Palmer was with her Liza told
me you had been over. Mrs. O'Con-
nor, and l was sorry to have MISS
ed seeing you" she said. It's nice
to have friends at time like this"
l suppose people were already
beginning to stare at her with
curious eyes. I was glad Tod was
around to ease that loneliness, and
from the way he looked at her I
could see that he wouldn't mind
the hours he might spend acting
as Boy Scout.
DO you and Liza Holmes STAY
IN that big house all alone >"
Maudie asked.
Jeanne looked slightly surprised.
oh. we don't mind. II guess I'm
Used to the house being quiet"
Quiet. yes. But is it safe ?"
The girl laughed a little. Really
It is. I'm not scared. OF course
I've thought and wondered who
who would have killed nv aunt.
and the only thing l can think il
that some poor. demented person
must have seen her in the boat
alone"
Her voice faltered then. But q,
Tor myself or Liza-whv. we've
lived in that house all the sum-
mers ! can remember and I've
never been afraid, and I'm not
now"
Maudie reads mystery novels"
explained. You mustn't let her
upset you"
Maudie shifted loudly. I'm not
trying to upset anyone. I'm lust
trying to suggest the child use
ordinary precaution.
"Precaution against what ," [
said, but she glsred at me and
emptied her ginger ale glass.
ITO Be Continued)
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SUNDA Y
5000 A VI.

X N o - Morning DE-
vctions.
XVI Chapel Organ De-
yotionsls-
KTBl - Marching Along:
e.lS. Chapel Songs.
x o NO - News sos.
Sunday Down South
kJR-Compsss Mission
klEO West Coast
Church O. the All.
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HOO p. NJ.

kMO-Sign Off.
XVI Ill O'Clock Final.
II, Midnight, Sign OF
KTBi-Sign Off.
KOMO-Slgn Off.
kJR-Sign OFF.
KIRO-Stevens and Yeo.
II 80, Easy Listening
Has. News for Alaska.
IL IS. News. 70 Mid
night. Concert. / a. m
SiEn Off.
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MONDA Y
200 A NJ.

kMo-News; tbs. MI
steal Clock.
XVI Military Band:
tbs. Singing COMMAND
kTBI - GOOD Morning
Neighbor.
kOMO - Serenads. IT'S.
Top OF Morning.
KJR-Western Agricul-
ture. 7;i5. News
kIRO-News. 7:o5, Mu-
sic. ITO, Mkt. Reports.
tbs Farm Forum.
1880 A. NJ.
KMo-Nevs; T:45. Trade
y SALE.
XVI News. 7s5. Joe
Mlllers Almanac.
X 7 b - Music. 7SS.
+ News T35. Wake Up
and Live
SOMO - Louise Massey
and Westerners; 745,
sam HAYES.
kJE - Transit Tunes.
7 IS. Breakfast Club.
KIRo-Bob Gerred News.
las. Music. 7.55,
Weather
500 A. VI.
KMO-BreakfsSt Club.
XVI - Top OF Morning
Sis. News
KTBI-Breakfzst Band =
stand. Sis. Trade N
sale.
KOAO - Transit Tunes.
sf5 Victor Lindlshr.
KJR-Gospel Clinic
KIRO-Trest-Tns SIS,
Peter Mertens. News
$50 A. VI.
RMO - News: Gas. The
Txig Is Bent.
XVI - Song Shop, 6 IS
Morning Eynnsl
K T 3 - Rain bow Tho.
s45, Chapel songs
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500 +. NJ
KMO 49, Crazy Cowboy
Sis. Vocal Varieties.
KVI-Invitation to Dane.
KTBI-News: 5 Is. Rancl
House Rodeo
KOMO - Music OF thu
Americas.
KJR - Bill Clifford : or
KfRO - Concert Nina
ture. S25. Football
Scores
$50 = VI.
KMO-Beacon Light.
KVl-Twilight TempoS.
n I b | - Rodeo. AS
Henry Busse.
KOMO-Ed Stockers or
kJR - Along SIdelines
5.s5. Popular Potpourr
KIRO - News Reviewers
SIS. Elmer Davis
News.
600 Z. VI.
KMO-News: SOS, Din.
ner Concerto. Sis
| Football Scores.
KVI-Dinnertime Music
6:l5, Football Scores
kIBl-NeWs. SOS. Mu'
sic; 6.15, Supper Melo
/ dies.
KOMO National Barr
/ Dance.
KJR - Scandinavian Re
porter. Sis. News.
KIRO-Hi. Neishbor.
$50 4. VI.
KMO-Howard Leo; 6.45
News.
KNI-Dinner Hour Musi,
KTBI-Dance Time. Gas
News.
kOMO - National Barr
Dance.
KJR-Frank Black Pre-.
sents.
| KIRO - Sport Scores,
6:45. Saturday Seren-
AIDE.
700 p. NJ.
KMO-John B. Hughes
News; 7l5. Spot Light
Bands.
KVI-News; tbs, Anita
Boyer.
KTBI-Showcase
KOMO-Sports Newsreel;
7.l5. Overcoaters
KJR-Hemisphere Revue
aIRO - Serenade. tbs.
See BY the Papers.
80 z NJ.
KMO-Gands: 7:45. Cav
alcade of Songs.
XVI - Stadium Everett
Game.
KTBI-News. 7.s5, Mu.
sic: 7:45, Don Allen.
KOMO-Grand Ole Opry
KJR-Sammy Hayes Or
KIRO-Thanksgiving In
vitation by jess Flet
cher: 7.45, Jingle Tune
500 p. NJ.
KMO-Rep. Jess Sumner
s:l5. Raw Mobiles Orch
KNI-Football.
KTBI - Weekend Jam
boree.
HONOLULU or Conse
quences
KJR - Bishop and tn
Gargoyle.
K1RO-Lombardos Orch
$50 z. NJ.
KMO-Calif. Melodies.
KVI-Football
/ KTBI-Organ Treasures
8:45. Eyeing the New,
KOMO - Knickerbocke
Playhouse
KJR-Spin and Win.
KIRO - Hobby Lobby
s55. william Winter
News Analyst.
900 p. NJ.
KMO-News: el5. Hsrr
James Orch.
! KVI-Football.
K BI - Dance Music
9l5, Song OF the Is
lands.
KOMO-News. eos, De
sign for Dancing.
KJR - Serenade. e;ls
Paul Whitemans Orch
KIRO-Your Hit Parade
$3.50 p. NJ.
KMO - Griff william
orch: Q as. Phil Stesri
XVI 49, The War Today
PAS. Night Edition.
KTBi-News. q..35. Mu
sic: Gas. Sons of Pho
neers.
KOMO - Beat Of tn
Week: e55. News.
KJR-News: s45. Dane
orch: a.55. News.
KIRO-Hit Parade. ga.
Sports Parade.
1000 = NJ.
KMO-Chicago Theater
XVI Masterworks c
Music.
KTBI-Melooy Cruise.
X o NJ o - Larry Car
Singer: 1918. L A
AQunAN Dc lAu
KJR-rwo Round Jam
boree.
KIRO - News: 1915
News Roundup.
1890 p VI.
KMO-chioago Theater.
KVI-Swing Parade
KTBI-Melody Cruise.
KOMO - Bob McGrew'
Orch.
KJR-Jam boree.
! KIRO-News: 10 IS. Pub
lie Affairs.
1900 p. vi.
KMO-Ted VEINS Orch
XVI Eleven o'Clocl
Final.
KTBI-Melody CRUISE
kOM O. Evening Rev
cries.
KJR-Csrl Rsvazzss or
il-I5. Dance Orch.
KIRO - Martha Near
and Erwin Yeo.
80 p VI.
KMO-Bob croShys Or.
KNI-F1nal
KTBI-Meiody Cruise
KOMO-Biue Moonlishi
ii:4S. News
kJR-Avino Esy's orch
il-4S. Jimmy Greer
Orch.
KIRO - Easy Lstenins
Has. Alas IA News
HISS News
1900 MIDNIGHT
KNO-Sign orr
kVI-Mstinee. a N
sign Of.
SUNDAY
500 A. VI.
X N o - Morning D.
vctions
XVI Chapel Organ De
votionsls-
KTBI - Marching Atoms
e.lS. Chapel Songs.
X Q II o - News, s-Os
Sunday Down South
kJR-Compsss Mission
EO West Coas
Church o. TIE All.
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sfs Bread 81 Life
kFf-chureh OF the Ar
X T p Western sere,
made s4s. Gaylorc
Z Carter
kOMO-FeIlouship Houl
kJR - Fiesta OF Music
sf5. Voice OF Tomor.
row.
KIRo - swedish Tsber.
nscle.
900 4. VI.
KMo-voioe OF Propheov
Choir 2 Is, Concert
Color
XVI - Sunday School o,
the All
kTBl - Central Baptist
Church
kOMO-Second Cuessers
Football
KJR-Chureh of People
e:i5. / Am An Ameri-
can.
KIRo-country Journal
$3.50 \ VI.
kMO - Elizabeth WAYNE
sam Brewer and John
b. Hughes.
X VI - Chamber Music
Cycle
KTBI-Four Notes: e4S.
Tune Tabloid
kOMO - Emma Otero
Soprano
KJR-Rsdio City Music
Hall.
KIRO-Salt Lake Taber-
naele Choir. Organ.
1000 A. VI.
K MO News: io:I5.
Melodic Moments.
XVI - News. 1918. AM
basSadors Quartet
KTBl - Gilbert a. Sulli-
van: 1918. Lud Glus-
kin.
kOMO - Upton Close
1918. Silver Strings.
KJR-Music Hail.
KIRO-Churoh OF Air.
1890 A. NJ.
KMO - Concert: i0:45.
Canary Chorus.
KVI-Light Concert Mu-
sic.
KTBI = Dance Tempos:
l0:45, Light Classics.
kOMO - The World Is
Yours.
KJR-Speaking OF CLAM
our io:45. European
Situation.
X l r o News: 1O:45.
Hymns OF Worship.
ii 100 A. VI.
RMO-Church Services.
XVI - Sunday Philhar-
monte
X I B. Presbyterian
Church.
KOMO - Sammy Raves
Sunday Sere ade:
las. Concert Petite.
KJR - Ray Malone. Pet
Parade. HIS. John
Seagle. Singer.
kIRO-Spirit OF al.
80 A. NJ.
Services.
philharmonic.
X t B / = Presbyterian
Church.
KoMo-Chioaso Round
Table.
KJR - University Chris
tian Church.
KIRO-The World Today
100 NOON
RMO - Services: l2:l5.
Ted Weems orch.
lKVl-Philharmonic.
KTBI-Music: 1915, Bing
I Crosby.
kMO-Overcoaters: 1915.
II V. Kaltenborn.
X j r - Joseph Msrias
African Trek
KlRO-Symphony Hour.
1890 p Nj.
KMo - Disney Parade:
l245. Dunphy's Foot
ball Review.
KVI-Album of Waltzes
KTBI-Melodic Moods.
KOMO - Captain Quiz;
i2:45. Serenade.
KJR-Matinee With Ly-
tell
KiRo-symphony.
90 L. NJ.
KMO-Lutheran Hour.
KVI-Y.W CA. Program.
lis, Rhythm Revue.
KTBI-Evangel Hour.
kOMO-Marlowe a. Ben
nett. Piano. l:l5, Tony
Wons Scrap Book.
kJR-Emmanuel Taber-
nacle. Rev. A. J. Bard.
kIRO-Symphony.
1870 =. NJ.
KMO - Young Peoples
Church.
KVi-Dr. Roy T. Brum-
baugh.
KTBi-Ted Flo Rito:
I las. Rhythmic Ro-
nance.
K MO = String SYM
phony.
KJR-Rev Henry Ness
Hollywood Temple.
KIRO-Pauses That Re-
fresh.
| 200 p. NJ.
KMO i Hear America
/ Singing.
KVI-Gypsy Flddles.
.KTBI - Musical Horo-
scope.
K MO Metropolitan
Additions
KJR-Church OF Christ,
I AIS. Dance orch.
klRO - The a m ! J y
Hour.
| ,. 80 p. NJ.
KMO-Hed Jordan.
XVI News. 245. Band
I Concert
IKTBI-DaVe Roses Or.
2.45. Songs OF the Week
/ KOMO - Were Five IN
the Family
KJR - Wheeling Steel
makers
KIRO - Family Hour:
2:45. william L. Shirer
News.
800 p. NJ.
KMO-Hsven OF Rest.
KVI-Lght Opera.
KTBI - Hollywood Spot :
KOMO-Old Songs OF
the Church.
KJR-CEfholic Hour.
kIRO-Silyer Thester.
$3.50 p. VI.
KMO - Bulldog Drum
mond.
KVI-Orgsn and Voice.
K T B News. S:z5.
Music. ; IS. Homes on
the Land
kOMO-The Great Gil
dersleeve
EJR-Luth- Gospel Hour
Rev GsorielSon-
X I r Q - Gene Autry :
Melody Ranch: ass,
Dear Mon.
400 Z. vi.
K NO - Sy mp onic
I Strings
KNI-Pan- Americans.
KTBI-A sons Is Born
KOMO-JAck Benny
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TIME TABLE
90 2. VI.

90 p. VI.
KNo-Ansricsn Forum
KyI-Vesper Altar
RTBI-Sonss Of NJ T.
= lands SIS. WALTZ
Tine
KoMo-Bergen and Ne
Carthg
KJR-Gospsl Clinic
: KfRo - Symphonies.
SIS Music for sunday
80 Z VI.
KMo-Forum. 5 As Mu-
steal Comedy Echos;
S so. Football Scores.
XVI Sweet and SRing.
4, KTBI - For Mother and
Dad
{ KOMO-ons Mans Fam
uY.
/, kJR-Danoe Orch
K | r o - Studio. SIS
Elmer Davis. News.
500 =. VI.
+ kMo-Old Fashioned Re
ViVal Hour
kNI-Music OF America
X T p - News. sos,
Music: SIS, Guy LON
bsrdo.
, K o NJ o - Manhattan
Merry Go Round.
. kJR = Grandpsppy and
Pals.
kIRo - Sunday Evening
Hour.
$50 p. NJ.
kMO-Revtval Hour
kNI-Music OF America
* I B - Diana Gayle.
6 as. News
! kC MO-American Album
OF Music.
KJR = National Conven-
ton OF Jews and Chris
tians; 6:45, Dinah
Shore. Songs.
/ KIRO - Sunday Evening
Hour.
200 2. NJ.
kMO - Gabriel Heater;
us. News.
KVl-News: tbs. Sere-
made in Rhythm.
KTBI-Dinner Concert.
/ KOMO-Hour OF Charm
KJR-Goodwill Hour.
k1RO-rake 1t or Leave
1t.
$50 p VI.
KMO - Worlds Finest
Music; 7:45. Noon
Hangs Low.
KVI-Four Star Melody.
KTBI - Remember This
One.
KOMO-Sherlock Holmes
KJR-Goodwill Hour.
k1RO-Helen Hayes.
500 L. Nj.
KMo-Hancock Ensem-
BILE.
KVI-Swing Time.
KTBI - Male Quartet;
5:l5. Faith Temple
Church.
X o NJ o Carefree
Carnival.
K J r Inner Sanctum
Mysteries.
k1RO - Crime Doctor:
625, Knox Manning,
SeWs.
$50 P. Nj.
KMO-Answering You.
lKV1-Myri and Szath.
KTBI-Faith Temple.
1 KOMO - Highway Night
| Express, 8:45, Over
coaters.
, KJR-Jack Benny.
kIRO-I Was There.
900 2 NJ.
KMO = News: els. Ave
. Maria Hour.
KVI-Vesper Choirs.
X 7 2 | - Dance Music:
ais. News.
kOMO - Walt. Winchell:
els. Parker Family.
kJR - Irene Rich: e:15,
Mrs. F.. d. Roosevelt.
: KIRO-Workshop.
$3.50 p. Nj.
KMO Ave Maria: Gas,
Rabbi Fink.
VI Langworth Salon
Orch; 945, Night Edi-
ton.
KTBI - Sunday Night
Symphony.
K o MO - Quiz of Two
Cities.
: X J r News. PAS,
Nichols Radio Parade.
KIRO - 80 Minutes OF
Music.
1000 p. Nj.
KMO-Good Cheer Pro-
XVI = Masterworks Of
Music.
KTBl-Melody Cruise.
X o MO - News. 1918,
Bridge to Dreamlsnd.
KJR - Shining our.
1915. Tapestry Mus
: icale.
KIRO-News; lo:l5. News
Roundup.
1880 p. NJ.
KMO-Ted Weems Orch
kVI-Swing Parade.
KTBI-Melody Cruise.
K o NJ o - Bridge to
Dreamland.
KJR-Hollywood Temple
KIRO-News.
HOO p. NJ.
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RMO-Ted Weems' Orch.
kVI--Swing Parade.
lKTB1-Melody Cruise.
x o NJ o - Bridge to
Dreamland.
KJR-Hollywood Temple
KIRO-Neys.
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10000 p NJ.

KMO-Good Cheer Pro-
gram.
XVI - Masterworks OF
Music.
KTBl-Melody Cruise.
K o no - News. I0:l5,
Bridge to Dreamlsnd.
kJR - Shining II o ur.
1915. Tapestry Mus
icale.
KiRO-News; i0:l5. News
Roundup.
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l.3n 2 NJ

RMO-HzFmony Caravan
XVI Sunday Afternoon
Music.
KTBI - Con sensational
Church.
KOMO-Banc Wagon
kJR - Capt. Flags and
SGT. GusrT.
KIRO - Johnny Forres-
Ehythulng Times
4i5. Aeloc e Measures.
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700 2. NJ.

kMO - Gabriel Heater
7l5. News.
KVI-News: tbs. Sere-
made in Rhythm.
kIBI-Dinner Concert.
KOMO-Hour OF Charm.
KJR-Goodwill Hour.
KIRo-Take 1t or Leave
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kMO-Revival Hour
kNI-Music OF America
* I B | - Diana GAYLE.
6 as. News
KC MO-American Album
OF Music.
kJR = National Conven-
ton OF Jews and Chris
tians; 645, Dinah
Shore. Songs
kIRO - Sunday Evening
Hour.
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RMO - Services: l2:l5
Ted Weem's orch.
lkVl-Philharmonic.
KTBI-Music: 1915. Bins
I Crosby.
KMO-Overcoaters: 1915
II V. kaltenbor
X j r Joseph Marias
African Trek
K1RO-Symphony Hour.
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KMO-Calif. Melodies.
KVI-Football.
KTBI-Organ Treasures:
S:45. Eyeing the News
KOMO - Knickerbocker
Playhouse
KJR-Spin and Win.
KIRO - Hobby Lobby.
e55. william winter
News ANALYST.
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K NJ o - 5 mp = o n ! c
strings.
KNI-Pan- Americana
KTBT-A sons Is Born
KOMO-JAck Benny
KJR-Europesn News
K = r o - Studio. Ais
TsHr.es 10
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kMO - Concert: i0.4S.
Canary Chorus.
KVI-Light Concert Mu-
sic.
kTBI - Dance Tempos:
l0:45. Light Classics.
kOMO - The World Is
Yours.
kJR-Speaking OF Clam
our 10 AS. European
Situation.
X I r o News: lO:45.
Hymns OF Worship.
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1000 Z VI.

KMO-Chicago Thester
XVI - Masterworks OF
Music.
KTBI-Melocy Cruise
K o NJ o - Larry Carr
Singer: lo:l5. I A
County Band
KJR-Two Round jam
boree.
KIR - News: 1913.
News Roundup.
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kMO - Elizabeth WAYNE
sam Brewer and John
b. Hughes
X VI - Chamber Music
Cycle
KTBI-Four Notes: e45.
Tune Tabloid.
KOMO Emma Otero
Soprano.
KJR-Rsdio City Music
Hall.
KIRO-Salt Lake Taber-
nacle Choir, Organ.
The Valley settler., 1941-02-28

In order that the citizens Of
Alaska may better underst and the
purpose and reason for the organ
ization Of the Alaska Natl onal De-
Tense, it is believed at q bri eff
explanation regarding this import
ant matter is time ly.
Fan1ose Of the National Guard
The comp onents Of our army, as or
ganized under the National Defense
Act, consists Of the Regular Army,
the National Guard and the organi-
zed Res erves, and form the basis
for a complete and innne di ate mob
ilization for Natl onal Defe nse in
event Of National Emergency de-
clared by Congress. Our regular
army, small in numbers mans our
overseas defenses and provides the
necessary schools, training centers
and instructio nal per onnel for the
Of the Revolution the mi litia Of
the various states, or in more re
cent times, our National Guard, has
been the backbone Of our military
power. In the World lar of l9l4-le
it would have not been possible to
organize our A,neri can Exp edi tt onary
Force with the speed and efficienc y
then attained had it not been that
the National Guard Of the various .
states and Territories was organi-
zed and prepared to assimilate
in its ranks the hundreds Of thou
sands Of young men sele cted for
service. With the exception Of
few Regular Army Divisions hastily
as embed the Natl onal Guard Div
Isl ons wore the first overseas, and
their Splendid war records jus tify
our system and proved the eff1ci encs
patriotism and valor Of our Ameri cz7
soldier. In the prose emer gency
our Natl onal Guard i S pref orming
the same mi ion is as I'M lating in
its canl-8 the Sele ctive Service men
now being called to the colors. In
the last analysis the basis Of our
The Valley settler., 1941-02-28
F eb. 90, l94l

Tori tories Of the Union the nee
essary arms, material, unif or1ns,
clothing, equipment and military
stores Of all kinds necessary to
arm, uni FORM and equip the Nation
al Guard for field service, and in
addition thereto, pay the Officers
and men for drills incident to
training. The Federal Government
provided the necessary camps tran
sportation, subsistence, hospiti1-
ization and pay for the National
Guard during the field training per-
iod or summer encampment. It is
not possible within the scope Of
this brief article to list all the
forns of assistance the Federal
Government gives the National Guard,
but in ti'is connection the annual
report Of the Chief Natl onal Guard
Bureau, for the fiscal year 1910
July 1, 1889 June 80, l94O) shows
the strength Of the National Guard
Of the AZ States and Terri cries
the Alaska National Guard had not
then been organized) as 24l, 6l2 CT
Ulcers and men and the total amount
Of Federal Funds expended for its
ma int enance as $40, $50 775. 81. These
iii cures alone emphasize the import
ance that the Var Department attaches
to our National Guard as q comp onent
Of our Natl onal Defense,
Necessity fo1, -aI1noriss. In ad-
|dltlon TO the mandatory proVi lions
|Of the Natl onal Defense Act which
impose s on the Terri tory the re-
lquirement that crmories must be pro-
lvided for it's units if the Alaska
Natl Onal Guard is to be ontinued,
|armorie s are an absolute ne cessity
In the training Of the modern or
|Canizati on.
The modern erganizatio on is no
longer a musket- toting outfit-it
lis highly specialized and provided
|wl tn much technical equipment UNI
dreamed Of a few years ago. lake
mo mi AXE about thi S--a mi tarv