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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

thoi will oppeol 10 the pubic.
Who' they sod will be repre-
scented in The next concert.
Woods, student At the College ef
Puget Sound. y. A stelro. eon-
tractor. y. n RrsTg. shipysrd
mechanic. Earl Mann. attorney.
Tho Philharmonic viii CIV. II.
first concert 81 the winter season
on Oct. II in the Jason lee audi
forum. season tickets for the
four concerts now ar, available
at Frssr's At Browns Music
store and st The Philharmonic
office. sos perniee building.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

After an adjournment of several
months the Whatcha Maxim club
met Thursday evening at the home
Of Mrs. c. z. Hamilton for an in
formal discussion Of the various
patterns Of Fostoris as well as
the reading aloud of The Story
or the Willow Plate" BY Leslie
Thomas. A lunch concluded the
evening Membership includes the
hesdames Van Madden Jr.. r. A.
Gross y. A Parkinson. c. L.
hscCiothien. " Hisel. 3. NJ. Har-
Dor. p. Kruger and r. 3. Ander-
son.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Buckley Hears
Law Explained
Reorganization of
Schools Discussed

BUCkIFf Percy Cox. former
member of the Buckley faculty
and now county superintendent Of
schools. Was the speaker at the
meeting Of the Buckley klwanis
club Thursday evening At the
library. He explained the new
school consolidation law. Mem
hers ~ the school boards in this
district we're the guests Of the
club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Compliment Bride

Mrs. Phillip Murray Of Tacoma.
. recent bride. was complimented
this week with a one o'clock
luncheon given by Mrs. r. Venzke.
Those present were Mrs. Murray
Of Tacoma. Mrs. Mead Murray of
Puyallup. Mrs. Eta Clark. Mrs.
Nettie Murray. and Mrs. Auriel
Morse Of Buckley. Mrs. Venzke
presented Mrs. Philip Murray with
a lovely piece of china.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Mexican Lunch

Members Of the o. o. o. club
met this week at the home of Mrs.
Frank Morgan for an evening of
sewing and cards followed by the
serving of a Mexican lunch by the
hostess. Those present were the
Mesdames f. Venzke. T. Riggs. NJ.
Morse. J. Loughran. w. Daniel. A.
Watts, M. olene. r. Courtney. o.
Lund, o. Anderson. L. Morse, D.
Csdy and Miss Ethel Conn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Honor Birthday

Mr.. and Mrs. PAU Demko enter
tanned Tuesday evening with a
family dinner honoring the birth
day Of Mrs. Demko's brother. Eu-
gene Harris of Sumner. Places
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Harris,
Mrs. II. J. Beanie, Betty Lou Har-
ms. J. L. Geschwint, all Of Sumner.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Harris
Of Vancouver. 3. c. The latter is
. flying instructor of the Royal
Air Force.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Honor irs. Phillips

Ms. n y Philips. president Of
both the Ladies Aid and the Mis-
sonsry societies OF the Com
nunity church, and who will soon
Be moving 10 make her home IN
Gig Hzrbor where her husband has
been appointed superintendent OF
schools, was honored Wednesday
afternoon when some forty-fiye
members OF the societies met for =
Joint meeting at the church par
lorS.
After a very short business
meeting Mrs. NJ. F. Olene. on be
half Of the Aid. presented Mrs.
Phillips with a lovely gift Of china
and Mrs f. c Peterson and Mrs.
w f. Daniel brought in a large
basket Of dainty handkerchiefs
with which her friends showered
her.
The Birthday club met Tuesday
at the home Of Mrs John Schweikl
with Mrs. F. f. Whitney as CO.
hostess. 10 celebrate the birthday
~ Mrs. Orville Miller. who WAS
presented with Gift from the
club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Council 20 Meet

The city council of Buckley will
meet next Monday for a special
budget hearing meeting. Members
Of the progress planning council
will attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

The band of the Buckley Aerie
Of Eagles will journey 10 Tacoma
Friday evening to visit the Taco
ma Asrie No. 3. Sunday the mems
drill team of the Buckley Acre
will 20 TO Olympia to take part in
the annual Governors day ceiebra-
ZION.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
MOTHER sALUTED

The minister finished. Just be-
fore they put the caSket away,
the handsome young cadet who d
accompanied II from the distant
place. stepped forward. rpverently
folded the flag of our country that
had enshnouded II through the
long ride and the services. and,
walking across 10 the mother. he
came stiffly 10 Attention" and
saluted her as If she'd been the
nations ranking major general.
Placing the flag in her tense,
white hands. he said, please ac-
cept this as tribute from
Selfridge Field" Outside no June
day was ever more beautiful.
Nature never seemed more sweetly
at peace, A finer American home
was never so suddenly broken. n
greater kid with more friends
never more suddenly taken from
laughter and life and the sunny
days of fine future That's the
way II was in our town one day
last week. Here's A prayer that too
much of such isn't visited upon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Parker
Uses New
Net Stroke

NEW YORK. July a. frankie
Parker brandished a new forehand
stroke TODAY as he continued
efforts "a retain his eastern clay
courts tennis championship.
Showing a smashing drive with
the forehand shot. Parker. breezed
through four sets. losing only
three games in all. and hoped
into third round ~ the iourna-
nent. He defeated Conrad LAMA.
Jackson Heights. 81 60 and
doWned John Curtis, Cornell IN
SirIcior, 81. 6-l.
Other faVoriteS kept pace with
him. however. and also were IN
The round 81 Is. These we're
headed nv Frankie kovacS. Oak
land. Cal. ace who is seeded No
.. KovacS disposed ~ Joe Abrams
New York. 81 and b when
-sAAs==as4sz-4lfelAilliad- The last set
Jack Kramer. also faNOriie,
reached The third bracket by
downing Dick Howell, New York.
6-3. "a.
Others vino advanced 10 the No
3 battles were Charley Mailman
southern California ace. and Bill
Canning. University Of California
Mailman ousted Bill Crosby. Cali
fornia. %. So. Of. while Can
nlng routed IVES MichaelS, Jack
son Heights. g.. 6-l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
SCORING sTIFFER:

Whether these new hit and err
ror signs on certain major league
scoreboards are going 10 work out
well remains 10 be seen. For years,
until radio. such rulings on plays
were secrets with the press box.
at least until the stories were
printed
When radio came into the pic
ture. II was an easy matter for
the broadcaSter TO catch the sign
and inform his listening audience
That brought up situation
whereby the free leaders were ac-
tually getting the low down on the
ball game while the bona fide
customers Who came Out and
forked up 10 attend were sitting
IN bliSSful ignorance Of some OF
what they were looking al.
So up went hue and cry and
several Of the hall parks have met
the situation by adding and " ano
+ 10 their Scoreboards which light
up when a button is punched in
the hanging gardens aloft.
Now comes the conflict. The
crowd keen 10 the new thrill nov
loudly cheers or roundlv be- 2
r1lling II doesn't agree with. Now
IT'S beginning 10 be question T.
whether or moi the scoring won
gradually grow lot SITTER. BE
ing boocd by park full Of tx.
cited partisaus IN full cry is a new
terrifying experience 10 some o
those secondary umpireS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Mother of
Volunteer
Salute
Nv BILL CUNNINGHAM

He Was one Of the incest kids
who ever lived, clean. handsome,
clear Of eye. fine mother and
father. nice home on one OF The
better streets IN our town. fine
record IN high school and q bril-
liant one in college. where he
SOcked me books ronScientfoiSiy
and made the athletic teams. find
ING time enough. regardless, 10
make friendships due 10 be warm
and lasting.
One thought Of all that. as the
clergyman talked. almost infor-
mally. II seemed almost pleasantly.
He referred 10 him by his nick
name there IN The huShed place
that Smelled so heavily of flowers.
he remniSced about his boy
hood in The neighbofhood. ffiS
father and mother sal there
hrayely. tearleSSly. Their boy.
after all. was soldier. The lad
had volunteered for-the Air Corps.
II was his first flight. his first
trip off the ground IN a training
plane. lie wasn't even flying il.
He was only the passenger. The
instructor was taking him up Just
TO give him the feel. Something
went wrong. Nobody now would
ever know what, for il was that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Many Cars!
Many Bargains!

p0DCE-ia3a sport coupe: RADIO and
heater. ctr: clesnss, car you've seen
actual 1, 500 miles. S4sa. SIS down, o.
trade.
PoNTIAc-lp3T De luxe t-door trunk
sedan: SztS, SIS down.
cHRYsLER = ls5s Royal s-eyl. adcor
trunk: radio and heater best OF condi-
tion: 1855. SIS down or trade.
LINCOLN ZEPHYR - 1899 4-door sedan
IL 600 actuai miles: chauffeur driven
hesutifui deep blue. interior spotless; radio
and hratsF: W n. tires Hurry. fi2S or
your car down. so-dsy guarantee
FORD 1899 de luxe tudor sedan; jei black
IS. 0oe-rnle beauty; hks brand ne~
radio and heater. ctr; 60-day guarantee
SIS or your car down.
MERCURY 1870 de luxe S-paSs. sedan
original shiny Como blue nnish. rich
hrnadcioth trim. tires and motor cant ~
beat heater. extras Only tSs7 fun price.
So of your car down.
LINCOLN -ZEPHYR-1sto 4-dcor sedan a
spotless beauty; driven ~ prominent
business man: very few miles, nearly new
car a. sacrifice, your car In trade. long
easy terms.
FORD 1910 coupe: shiny black. clean
~-.iofh trim. only driven 5000 miles.
Hurry for this one. Make your own terms
PACKARD "I20'' a-door touring ss
dan black: radio, heater General tires
rfrsn inside. reconditoned and guaranteed
price t7s5 we trade terms on the balance
HAsH-'3p Ambassador IS" de luxe tour
inE sedan black; radio. heater clock
chrome trim rings. cigar lighter traded by
the nririnel owner price 1878. recondl
toned and guaranteed, We trade lonf
terms on ire balance
-rr-r-T7 rorpsd5 no't1 81; WV 7ton'
hluf radio. heater. very good tires ~
conditioned and guaranteed price ts65
trade long terms on the balance.
PACKARD 30 "i20" touring sedan
fszfef defrostef clock: gunmetal gray
Eo01 ttreE, traded by The urignsl owner
price 1855. recunditoned and guaranteed
we trade long terms on the balance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Obituaries
Charles 0'Connor
Shoe De a er Succumbs
After 3 Weeks Illness

Funeral services will he held
tomorrow for Charles OConnor,
u, of 4745 Toledo avenue. at $50
a. m. from w. r. Hackett e. Son
funeral parior, 56l5 West Vernon
highway, and al 9 a. m. from Holy
Redeemer Church. Burial viii be
in Holy Cross Cemetery.
Mr.. O'Connor died yesterday in
Dearborn Clinical Hospital follow
ing an illness Of three weeks. He
was born in Arnprior, Ont, but
came 10 Detroit 50 years ago. lie
was in the shoe business.
He leaves his widow. Rose: one
son. c. f.. (PaD O'Connor OF Mac
Manus. John & Adams, Inc. and
two daughters. Mrs. Charles A
Morris and Mrs. +. o Bffeh
both Of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Baseball in Brief
HOME RIMS


yesterdays homers u. DiMsggio ard
Cronin Red SoN Dickey. Yankee Mi
mar, Trosky. Indians, Sam Chapman. Sir
bert. Athletic Mize Cardinals. Young
and q Dea, Giants; Herman Dodgers.
t-r,Nf1fftS
o American League. DiMaggio. New York
~ Work. Detv"it. Keller. New York. John
son. Philadelphia 70 each. National League
Oft New YORK rs; Camiih. BROOKLYN IS
Chicago ~
LEADING IIITTERS-
National League Mize. 81 LOUIS ase
Reiser, BROOKLYN .3S3 slaughter 81 Louis.
337. LaVsgetto. Rooklyn .3i9, Hack, Chi
csgo BIS
american League Williams Ros'on to2
Heath. Cleveland .375 Cullenbiue ST
louis 35q Tsavis Washington .35s III
Maggie New York 3S1
PtfNS RATED ~
American League Keller, New York IS
q ofk - Work. Detroit So.
National League: Nicholson. Chicago So
oi .siHIas 81. MiSe and Slaughter, St
Louis and Camilli. Dodgers. 50 each.
LEADING PITCHERS
American League. Feller Cleveland wor
Is lost 4 Ryha. Boston. BeHton. Detroit
each won lost RuffinE New York
won 3 lost 3 Lyons Chicago won lost 3
National League Riddle. Cincinnati WOO
lost o Nahem and krist, 50 Louis each
econ 'o.i n white. ~ Louis won
lost :; wyatt. Brooklyn won ~ lost Z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
OLD-TIMERs GREATER

Ty Cobb's slant on baseball oil
today compared 10 baseball of his
day is unique. He says the stars
Of his time were probably brighter
than today's variety. but that to-
days teams were better than the
teams of his day.
What he meant was that there
are more good players now and
there were more great players
then. The great players. however
were mostly major performers on
teams the general average of which
wasn't so high as today's. or. al
least, that seemed to be what he
was trying 10 say.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
DR.. H. H. Sdnderson
Practiced Here 30 Years;
Funeral Friday

Services will be held at 2 p. m.
Friday for DR.. Hermon II. Sander
son. Il. of 1540 West Boston boule-
ward. who died suddenly AT Sparta.
Ont. yesterday
He leaves his wife. Kathleen
Mickleborough Sanderson: two
sons. DR.. Joseph Sanderson and
Harvey. and daughter, Mary
Sanderson OF Toronto.
During the World War, Doctor
Sanderson was major with the
Essex Scottish of London. Ont
He practiced in Detroit for 20
wears and was on the staff OF
Harper Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
|ziviC-Davis Bout
To Be Held TOniqht

NEW YORK, July 2.-Becatise
rain fell late yesterday. which
probably would have cut down the
gate" the scheduled 12-round
non-iitle bout between welter-
weight champion Fritzie Zivic, and
Al Dummy Davis was postHsA
until tonight. Davis scaled las Nd
Civic 1872 AT the weigh-in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Motorbikers Race
At lockwood July a

Outstanding motorcycle racers
from the Detroit and donn river
districts will compete July 4 Al
Riverside Ramblers' Speedway. "a
mile. at Fort and Woodruff roads.
Time trials begin At
80 and finals an hour later. r..
J. Wroblewski. the president, an
nOlInCed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Double Main Event
On Mack Park Card

The second outdoor wrestling
show of the Mack Avenue A. C's
season will he staged in Mack
Park. Fairview and Mack avenues,
tonight with a double main event
scheduled. Rufus Jones meets Pat
Riley and Gil LacroSs takes on
Lefty" PAGER. Bob Castle also
meets frankie Hart. The show
starts at $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

KALAMAZOO. July q Five OF
six senior regulars on the 1871
Western Michigan baseball team
have signed contracts and re-
ported TO minor league teams, with
John Cuckovich. hard hitting out.
fielder going IN Dayton, o., Of the
mid Atlantic League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Mud Hens Buy Tom HefeY

TOLEDO. July 2, - tlNSD -
Tommy Hafey. third baseman with
the New York Giants in 1899. has
been purchased by the Toledo Mud
Hens Of the American Association
from Baltimore of the Interna-
tional League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
OROS RIDES AGAIN

Watercure. incidentally, was rid
den by George Oros. younger
brother NJ Johnny Oros, who also
rode a winner on the card. George
was making a comeback as a rider
after laying off for some time TO
train the family's horses. Water
cure is one OF the Oros horses and
one Of the most consistent bread
winners for the turf clan from
Aurora. III.
Travel Agents triumph in the
second race was married by a
tragedy when Johnny O.. the d.
year-old gelding which set the
early pace. broke down al the head
of the stretch. II was necessary TO
destroy The son OF Dominant, which
raced for x. G. Marshall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
STICK WITH HIM

But II took patience 10 stick
with Travel Agent this season at
the Fair Grounds He went In the
post SIX times. four as a favorite,
and SIX times he came hack beaten
Yesterday he made his seventh
start here. He looked like a stand
out. the, fans stuck with him and
made him a favorite again
This time Travel Agent came
back a winner, thanks to the huS-
ting ride OF Jockey Jack Flnchum,
Smsrtest householder on the
grounds. Victory al last. Winner
more than a length over the 40-l
shot. Certain Party, and with 10
others trailing him home. But he
had 10 run for il.
And what did Travel Agents
loyal followers receive as their re-
ward ? A big fat Z 10 10, or a 50 40
return for every 81 they laid on his
nose. You'd have 10 throw i'm a big
bundle 10 get even for those other
six starts. II looks like loyalty is
It's own reward.
But as skinny as the return
seemed 10 be for the loyalists who
kept the financial guns leveled on
Travel Agent. II was far bigger
bag than that returned 10 those
who have been chucking il in on
example number 2.
Example number 2 is Pal O.
Sweep from the stable Of G.
Ellis. This 7-year-old gelding has
started here seven times this meet
ing. five as a favorite. And al
though he has finished in the
money six times, he has yet TO win
a race.
Pal o Sweeps seventh start was
made in the eighth race. With
Jockey Gerge King 10 aid him, he
was sent away as the even money
favorite. But where did Pal o.
Sweep wind up again? In the
number slot behind Watercure. a
field horse Pal o Sweep took the
lead at the head Of the stretch. but
Watercure came on TO beat him
by neck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Two Redskins in Fold

WASHINGTON, July 2.--tINS)
IF all's we'll that ends well. the
Washington Redskins will have a
top-notch football team next Fall.
The signed contracts of two OUT
standing collegiate ends have been
received at the Redskins office.
They are Joe Aguirre. 2l5-pounder
from st. Mary's, and Ed Hiestand
of Vanderbilt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

Back
At Track
By LEWIS n. WALTER

The smart gee who first cracked
that patience is always awarded
had better come out 10 the Detroit
race track today and square him
self with few thousand fans.
They've shown the patience. hut
they figure they've been short
changed In the reward department
Now take example number /.
the case of the horse named Travel
Agent and thousands who nave
been following has fortunes. A lot
Of race crackers have been tossing
IA bundles Of cabbage on Tins s.
year-Old son Of General Lee since
Rollle Shepp first brought him
here as 2-year-old with the River
Divide Farm outfit. He was 2
rather smart juvenile and deserved
the following.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
What S on the Air
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

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WJLB-Italian Hour-M
WJBK-Popular Melodies.
Wt5D PERSONAL---VERY..
N4eD--Neus-T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

CKLW-Helen Holden-D.
WCAR-Newt: Evangehstic
WxYZ-DiVorce Orphans-0
WJLB-Folk songs-M.
WExL-Rhythm Aesody-A
WJBK-Popular tubes-h-
W45D-Design for music.
W4eD-Foik songs-M.
f:fs y. NJ.
WJR-Frank Parker-M.
WILMA Perkins-D,
CKLW-Al~Ays Young-D.
WCAR-On Win Dance-M
WxYZ-Honeymoon HIND
WJLB-IntermeEEo-M
WJRK-News and music.
WaSD-stock market closs
80 r. M.
WIR-LindA's Isi Love ID.
WWJ Guiding Light u.
VARSITY crew-M.
WcAR-Bing Crosby music
WxYZ-John's Other wife
WEXL-Parads of RandS.
Melody Matinee
Ws5D-Design for music.
f:sk q. N.
WIZ I'm Harmony-D
WV VIC and Sade u,
CKLW Ausicale-M
WCAR-Just Relax-M.
WNYZ-Just Plain Rili-n.
WJLB Porms You LiksT
v feD-Women's Psge-T.
ssGe r. M.
WJR Editors DaughtsT-D
WWJ ~- Musical-h.
CKLW-News Acct.
WCAR-News Acct.
MAxz=AeihsE Ains n
WJLB-News: hatinee-M.
WHIMSICAL securitV-T.
W4SD-Here u pews-T.
WssD-Fredd,e Nage!-A.
AIS Y. NJ.
WIZ -Four Ciubmen-M
WWJ Club Matinee-N.
kLW-SopraDo. organ.
WCAR-Mich. Roundup n.
WNYZ-StellR Dallas-D.
NEXl~Dance Music M.
W4SD-Restyled rhythms.
$50 T.. VI.
WJR Accent on music
CkLW-JOhnGOn FRmily-D
WxYZ-Lorenzo Jones n.
WExL-Musie II. Loves
Wt3D-John Hammond NJ.
WfsD-FM Demonstration.
S:lB r. NJ.
WJR-MelOdv Time NJ.
WV Ole F0erch- M
CKLW-Harold Turner NJ.
Edgar Guest.T.
WseD-News-T.
800 y. NJ.
WJR MARY Marlin n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02


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WIR-Dr. MAione-n
WNJ-Llght OF World n.
~'KLW-SOns OF Saddle M.
N'CAR-News Swing ~
M%YZ-Lyten Matinee NJ.
WJLB-News, Hits-M
MUSIC prog N.
WJBK-Polish Ladies mr..
MaSD MID =dAx -muEics
NfeD-FM DIFFERENTIATION.
l;IS y. NJ.
WJR-Joyce Jordan-D.
W'WJ Mystery hAn-n
CKLW Winger a Alex N
Bing Crosby music
W49D-cheerful Eartul-T.
80 r. NJ.
WJR-F1etcher wiley T.
WWJ-Naliant Lady
-KLN-Quiet Sanctuary-T
VICAR Matinee melodies.
WXYz-The Aonros-
WJLB-String Ensemble M
WEXIs-husic program NJ.
W45D John Hammond NJ.
W4sD-StTinE Ensemble n
I:tS Y. NJ.
WJR-kste Hopkins
WWJ--Grimms Daughter.
WXYZ-Midstream
WJLB-Popular music NJ.
WsaD-Disnh Gsyle-A.
r:e0 Y. n.
WJR-Mary Mcbride T.
NWJ-AEsinst Storm n.