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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
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the Air, 10 Is, Garden
Lady
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Soprano. 10 ID. Bess
johnson.
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10 Is. Helen Hiett,
News.
KIRO Life Can Be
Beautiful. 1918. Wom-
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Americas.
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dren 10 40. Or Kate.
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pert. 10 45 News 10 90
Polka Dots.
KIRO-Right TO Happl-
ness. 10 45. Peter Mer-
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Orch 7l5. Defense
Dividends.
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Henry.
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Treasures
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SIS Weat her.
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Sales
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Diet
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made.
KoMO Gordon Jenkin 5
Orch.
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Orchestra
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Hal Leonard Orch
Ku-Sew > 05 Time
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Pam SIS. Lons
Journey.
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tual Life
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voice Of Broad way
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KMO - Superman. 5i5
Shafter Parker Circus.
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Topics. 5 Is Ranch
House Rodeo.
X o NJ o - Jane Arden
5I5, String Serensde
KJR-Adveuture Stories.
sis. FLYING Patrol
kIRO-Second Husband
with Helen Menken.
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KMO Capt Midnight.
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KVI-Sports Extra. 545
Bob Harmon. Songs
K T BI Ranch HOUSE
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Orc hestra
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News 545. Straight
Shooters
KIRO Job Finder AND
Lost and Found 5 as
Ne vs. 5 SIS, Elmer
DAVIS, News.
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el Chimes.
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8 as. Chapel Songs
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KJR-Ask Eleanor Nash.
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Singer.
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News.
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Nation.
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rell. 10 40, II Find
Ny Way
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Americas
KTBI Gaylord Carter,
lO45, Music. 1890
News.
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dren. 10 40. DR. Kate
KJR-Kay Cook. Diet EX :
pert. 10 45 News 10 90
Polka Dots.
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ness. 10 45. Peter Mer-
tens News
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o the Morning
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Henry.
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Singer
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Grummel
KVI-Dinner Hour Music
K T p News. 6 05
Music s Is, Supper
Melodies
KOMO-Burns & Allen
kJR - Sea ndinavian Re-
porter. s Is. News
KIRO Carol and Yeo
s IS Dream Girl.
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KMO-John p Hughes.
nl5. Dental Program
XVI Time-Iunes- Top
les
IKrBI-News. ? 05 Mu-
SIC ais. MID Morning
Musicale
KoNO-Words 4 Music
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KIP - News Q Is. Ann
sterling wonders
XXI n o Kate Smith
axis. els Big
Sister
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.

No one in all the Green Forest
knows more about the ways of his
neighbors than does Buster Bear.
When he started out to hunt for
Prickly Porky he knew just what to
look for. He knew that looking for
Prickly Porky himself in all that
Green Forest would be almost as
hopeless as for you or me to hunt
for a needle in a hayStack. So in
stead of looking for Prickly Porky,
he started to hunt for trees from
which the bark had been eaten, for
you know it is bark on which Prickly
Porky lives chiefly. 1t didn't take
Buster Bear long to find some trees
of this kind, because, of course, they
stood right out just as white
house stands out among dark-col-
ored houses. The first trees, he
found had been stripped of their
bark long ago. He knew that by
the color of the wood. He didn't
waste any time looking up in these
trees. He just kept on until he
found a tree which he knew must
have been stripped of its bark that
very winter.
Then Buster Bear began to LOOK
sharply in every tree. Every few
steps he would stop to listen. At
the foot of every tree he shifted.
He was using eyes, ears and nose to
find Prickly Porky. 1t was his nose
that finally told him that he had
found the tree in which PriCkly
Porky was hiding,
Buster Bears little eyes-for you
know for the size of him Busters
eyes are little - snapped greedily.
He sat up and looked up in that
tall tree, but he couldn't see any
thing of Prickly Porky because
of the thick green branches. He
went all around that tree, looking
up. but it was quite in vain. How
ever, this didn't trouble Buster Bear.
He hadn't really expected to see
PrickIy Porky. His nose told him
that Prickly Porky had climbed that
tree and had not come down. That
meant that he must be up there
somewhere. There was just one way
to find out where he was, and that
was to climb that tree.
Now. big as he is, climbing a tree
is no trouble at all for Buster Bear.
That is, it is no trouble at all if
the tree is big enough. This tree
was big enough and Buster started
up at once. AS he climbed he looked
sharply along every big branch to
make sure that Prickly Porky was
not on one of these. Up, up, up
climbed Buster and still he did not
see Prickly Porky. The trunk of
that tree was growing smaller. At
last he reached the point where the
trunk Of the tree was too small for
him to climb and the branches
would not bear his weight. Then
still some distance above him he saw
Prickly Porky.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Don't Take
Ny Word for 1t!
BY FRANK COLBY.
Porty-Person

This weeks slip O. the tongue:
"He is peculiar party" No, en-
phatically. Except in legal use, the
term party always refers to a group
of persons. Better say: He is a
peculiar person.
Wrong: She is the party that
I spoke of" Right: She is the
person (woman, or girD that I
spoke of Cor, improved, of whom
I spoke).
Wrong: "a certain party of my
acquaintance" Execrable. Why
such pomposity? Improved: An ac-
quaintance of mine; an acquaint-
ance; a friend of mine; a friend.
Wrong: He is the same identical
party whom said was there" 1t
seems incredible that this atroCiouS
sentence actually appeared in a
recent magazine of national circu-
lation. It contains three glaring
errors, and means, literally: He
is the same group of persons whom
was there, I said"
Better say: He is the person Cor
man, or one) who, said, was there.
How to use PARTY correctly.
He was a party to the contract.
belong to no political party. We are
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going with a party of friends.
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Evening star., 1941-04-03

Of Illinois and Ernest W. Gibson. jry chairman
Of The Committee 10 Defend America by Aiding
the Allies.
WRC, t0:O0-Looms the specier Of base
ball game as il would be played by Joe {.
Brown, Rudy vaee and John Barrymore.
WSv, 10;t5-Profssor Quiz: A new day
and hour for The program Of The eminent
Prof. Quiz, A. @. always quzzng, ha-ha0
VOL, tO:3O-Chioago Symphony An all
Richard Strauss program with guest soprano
Rose PduIY in "NOnoIogue," "Aradnes Mon
oIogue," "EIekfra's Narration" the orchestra
in Den Judn" and the finale from "Feuersnof"
WRC. lO;45-WIIian Green, chief Of The
A. F. Of l., on Labor and the Registration
for Defense"
WI5V, tO:45-RepreseDtatiVe Martin Of
Massachusetts,: The Country Needs Strong
Opposition Party"
Evening star., 1941-04-03
THE EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS.

THE EVENINGS HIGH ll6HlS.
WJN 7:3O-Vox Pop: Mary Beth Hughes,
STAGE and screen actress, and Mrs W. A. Fly,
wife Of The Brooklyn Navy Yard tommandanf
represent respectively The causes Of the Ma
rnes and The Navy in tonghts pepper QUIZ.
WRC, 8:OO-Frank Morgan makes The prob
able mistake Of trying TO hull Snoos 10 sleep
with The story Of The Reluctant DRAGON.
Daddy HanIey Stafford, Of course, will have
his inning Of woe, too.
WNAL, 9;OO-RepreSentatiVe Van Zdndt Of
PENNSYLVANIA on The ST. Lawrence Seawdy.
WPC, o:00-Musit Hall: hisiofer Crosby back
In the NJ C. spot 10 introduce as guests
Roland Young, the movies Topper and a
penguin whittier; Russ Morgan popular band,
man; Rudolph Cans, bandman Of the classical
variety.
WINK, o:7O-Gen. lanes A. Drain, former
national commander Of The American Legion,
speaks on national health
WNAL, 9:35-Town Meeting; Should Our
Ships Convoy Arms 10 Great Brtan!' the sub
ject 10 be discussed by Sen. 6. WaYIand Brooks
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Roles Reversed

LOS ANGELES tP).-Thirty years
ago Mrs. Emile Bernhardt took her
son Curtis to school. Today he is
driving Mama and her books to
Hollywood High School. Mrs. Bern
hardt, a 73-year-old war refugee, is
studying English and taking a
citizenship course.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
POINTS FOR PARENTS
By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.

There come times Uhen it is
necessary to ask ourselves,
(which is the more important,
this thing 1Uhich affects the 1Uel-
fare OF my child, or this lphich
affects mn Dride2"
Evening star., 1941-04-03
SH0RT.WhVE PROGRAMS,

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Evening star., 1941-04-03
EVENING STAR FEATURES TOD

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Star Flashes: Latest news with Bill CoYIe,
WMAL, 4:30 pm.
Star Sports; Late sports with Ray Michael
WNAL, 6 pm.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
LETTER-OUT

to the word
called
which
correctly reminder of the South.
Answer to Letter Out.
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Co RANCID-DRAIN pipe.
Evening star., 1941-04-03

60. o.Round-Dawn Pat. News-0nhesiras
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Halt Squandermania

THE tremendous cost Of what your government is
i doing should be known by YOU who are paying for
II down 10 the last penny.
YOU" are the taXpayer-and the taxpayer means
every man, woman and child in the United States
We are to have an indefinitely climbing tax bill
President Roosevelt SAYS So He says I'VE will have
new tax bill every year
We have had new bill EVERY YEAR since
1888 TWO in 1940 and pocket-peelng bill is being pre-
pared for 1q41
This in spite Of the fact that President Roosevelt
elected in 1882 on SOLEMN PROMISES to REDUCE
TAXES, BALANCE THE BUDGET and REDUCE THE
DEBT
THERE HAS NEVER BEEN AN ATTEMPT AT
ANY TIME SINCE 1883 TO DO THESE THINGS.
ERE is another way paying out in steadily
l i cumulative amounts:
The civil service commission reports that the govern
ment pay roll increased BY ONETHIRD in the first y
months of full defense effort.
There were 1306333 civil employees in the executive
branch of the government at the end of May.
That's jump from 9S0S01 from May last year.
Now Mr.. and Mrs. Taxpayer this increase was NOT
all for defense.
Large increases are listed in the post office depart
ment, agriculture department, the department Of the
interior and the IVA
There may be SOME defense" in those depart
ments but there is also decided smell of PIE
n ESIDES all this, the taxpayers putting about
= s50OO0O0OOO0 into defense and governmental
expenditures
The defense taxes all right
But under cover of defense" isn't the squanderng
New Deal getting away with STATE SOCIALISM?-for
that's what this extension of non-defense bureau
cratic government means
Your Congress Mr. and Mrs Taxpayer, has become
rubber-stamp.
What need is a countrywide organization Of tax
payers-to demand INSTANT HALT on squander
mania and the use of OUR defense billions to build an
anti-American socalistic government