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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22

Industrial league bowlers click
ed off some good scores Monday
night on he Broadway alleys 10
open the weeks firing with big
bang Top effort Of the so men
and women trundlcrs Of the cir
cult was made by Earl Mshnkey,
Broadway Sport Center star. who
rolled 237 FOR the high single
game and $50 for the high total
The strong sport Center
team. first half champion Of
the Industrial league. met
tough opposition IN the fem-
inlpe Turf smoke shop quin-
tet md emerged with two
points In ciosel, contested
match. The sport Center boys
won the first game nv only
one pin, thanks Ia Mahnkey's
2S7 game. The ladies captured
the second game, a,,d the point
Iof ioIai Nv miffin OF ihfff
sticks.
Erma Huxselmln and Mae
knight turned In brilliant pin work
for the Turfs ElS. husselman
rolled III. 1856 and los. To take
the top honors with SCI. while
Mrs knight rolled q very aocepta-
bic a33 score.
Pat Person. the leagues Leading
bowler. maintained ais is6 sver-
age by rolling So total Bob
Fnbcrg finished his series with a
220 game TO bring his total TO
533. while lead-off man Billy
Ruehle contributed 535 20 the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
Hittinq the Old Head Pin

Sport Center total Of 7a7s. with.
out handlcan
Mar, Hewitt registered .
nice all total 10 lead the sHth
street boosters In q s-point
victory over Gas company.
Fred mrs sst .i,rl. and sys
total was tops for the caseos.
Broadway Alleys stepped into
undlsputsd possession Of first
place by taking four points from
Totem stores. while Herts Men,
Wear and Ray Printers split even
To drop two poln'A behind the
broadway team Wheeler osgood
won four points from Taooms
Towel supply
knights NJ Columbus trtun-
dlers failed in reach high
scores, nut five NJ the team.
went home satisfied, for the
Pat and Mike quintet. first
half champion. and leading In
the sesond half until last
night, was finails stopped
cold. Nsllos Motors did the
stopping. with anchor man
George Bosco,ich turning 57a
for the high score ~ the eve
ming. Wis hest single wa. 100.
Len Marcoe rolied ?07 for the
high single game and finished
with sos but his team. Fuel on
Service. lost four points In Farm
Maid Ice sream. which went into
first place by the victory. Frank
Fox Tires split even with Center
Street Service p Army rolled 500
for the best total ~ the match
and Charley Toynbee came through
with 200 for the best single
game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22

Play Tonight

sseena reana a. plav ~ CAM.
nsrcisl a ~ Commercial a
leagues siii eesla leaisst It sta.
dun
one u M ciuhs n watch in ne
a leap = the nonesrs from Nc.
chord Firld Ths hanhefs ic.s feuf
straight game. u star - sesson
80 the Nrner FOO, eut have cerns
hsek uith three straight victories
and ierksd BITTER IT. eash game
The tepseass fssertts.
rfeixhtrrs. sesm To- tsii sea
experienced far the rest sra
are . god bet g Win al thres
reard. and the title eusstzss.
Seven e'sleek fats Y ard Nc.
Chord meeting IN ne epsnins A
league Game.
tse'e.ock Shipeulllisrs viii try
- stop 'reomsses while wcoas ard
Norwood meet At , e'eleeh. Play
/. IN ths hnys EYm
pfc md Freishisrr meet Al =
q clock ~ the elfts sym.
rhs Commercial A loop race -
sgaln expected 70 - = battle 10.
tween Mckinley Hln and \ Y A
sith American Lake ard Ssi
n'rith - outs eentsndsfs
The giris fioar program finas
sons 81 l'ericies and Easiss meet
ing IN an A league game 81 7
o'clock. while ~ Q O'Clock Gem.
naunity House and nNai Birth
close play.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
Chuck Orwiq
Tops Scorers

Chuck orwiE. the tail Auburn
Trojan sou,hpaw. rssalnsd the lead
In tho Puget Sound Conferences
race for individual scoring honsrs
orwigs ~ point. while nsni"n
sss hotdtnG ruysilap'. Frsd
strsnkman scorelss.. hnis,sd him
10 thu front
Don A..citiss. the h~~i
smoothis. jumped isis ssse@A
place With 10 points. just iss
paints behind Or~iK. DIRK
Marshall. the little btiahiiws
.hsfp.issoter. puilea Int. . ne
With sirsakmsa 81 tk~ 81
peint mark.
Htfsnkman can rsssln the lead
tonight ~ Marshall ean uays into
tho top spot snsn fpysilup and
Hishlins meet IN a makeup rams.
the only league tray u tho eve.
ming
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
Ring Chiefs
Okay Bout

los s>effrs - Tfflshcldsf
- Louis sna Arturo tsosiey a
CHILE nest II = heavyweight es.sH-
rsnnship hent fef ths third flass
Arril Is n Les Angeles. TIE state
athletic commission fexrsiea at
Night
Promoter rcm Gallery. sossi
representative ~ wIks tsrces -
New Yefk VA hss iks to nsn
under eontrsff. I. stsstnx ths
match DE hss prumissd 81 least
eas te.Fesina -~snl.fsnat . eenes.
ton specified ~ ths fight saus.
slsslen h~fere u would grant ia
approval q ths matsh
Louis sea a is.fauna ssei.en
ossr Godny In their fSfst meeting
while IN their s~eena. ~ kneskea
cat re Chilssa n TIE eighth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
Weather Report for Skiers

Today's road and SKI reports:
PARADISE - Temperature %;
no new snow; Sc inches on ground ;
overcast: southeast wind: snow
powdery. skiing excellent; road
good with chains.
MT. BAkER-Temperature %;
no new snow: 90 inches on ground /;
scattered clouds and calm; carry
chains.
SNOQUALNIE PASS - Temp
srature 20: no new snow. 50 IN
ches on ground; overcast; carry
chains.
NACHEs-Temperature 30; no
new snow: 81 inches on ground;
overcast. carry chains
STAMPEDE - Temperature 80:
no new snow. IS inches on
ground; crusty; cloudy, light east
wind.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
SIXTH AVENUE orNrrR

The two leading teams took a
beating from the tai .nders when
the sixth Avenue Business Won
ems league rolled Monday night.
stutEmsn's took points from
Sixth Avenue Salon lie Bsauls
with a total Of 1871 10 1900. Mrs.
Geer Of stuisman. had high game
II is7 and Winnifr.d Rowe had
high series with . ass total.
In the match between CuImb-
llngs and Burpess. Burpsss took
points with 1893 pins To 1871.
y Halesky had high game and
series with lfi and ssz total
fANrHN iIADiI
The spot z32s - - Pine ~
1881 80 hish game = .aisssg ist
high ssrlsa u Glenn b1D
LaAsys 1887 % "a Csnsiss g1ss
high game. u YotaE. isz. high series
" VotaH SIS
Ths loop ASA ~ v Wsst-Ena
1886 ~ hisn game. MeCallsy. as
nigh sefiss. keCsttsy SO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
Bob Teller
Gets $4,000

CLEVELAND Rob Feller. .
n year-old Iowa farm hoy. b.
came the highest paid pitcher in
baseball history to-day when Ne
signed his ipsi contract with the
Cleveland Indians The contract
"a. reported 10 call fer SO 600 =
year
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
BOYS BASKETBALL

Roy Scouts and Ice Company
were victors in Junior "Rn basket.
ball games played al the First
Congregational church last night.
The Scouts defeated the 4sth st.
Merchants, 1922. while the Ice
men downed Christ church. 40 10
"a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
Yelm Player Top

Doyal Gallagher. big Yelm Tor
nado center. and Honest John
Nordatrom. rugged EatnnYiii'
Cruiser pivot man. are tied for ths
individual scoring lead IN th'
Pierce County league. a oompiis
ton revealed today.
Sordstrom has scored ~
paints In four Eams. while
Gala Cher has dunked through
the same amount in five
games.
Close on The leaders heels
are Tom AlopHi Of Vein With
~ point. snd Dick Bnsk NJ
kspov.in with ~ points.
f1ss Tea "a agaT4Fs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
EAGLES LODGE LEAGIE,
GUIIsFINi

Eagles Lodge lsagUsrs rolled
some good ones last night -
Rouss. anchor To- Eagles No 2
shot high. 933 , WIZ rolled = III
n Clement. 202 A TorRsson and
Justice each = 1872. ann Joe kszsis
snd y Appel each = 100
Joe Kezeis leAd-off for Toksisd
Furnace. rolled The hlgh three
game series Ike this $50 100.
III 547 Other good series were
4 Torgsson with szz. Is Appel
5is. " Clement szs. snd Nc
DoNeli 5l4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22

MARTIN-Temperature 81: no
new snow; ~ inches on ground
crusty; cloudy: light east wind
MONAD LAKE - Temperature
%. no new snow: So inches on
ground; dry; cloudy; light east
wind.
sNOQTAI4MIF SKI BOWL -
Temperature 30. no new snow: SO
inches on ground: calm. cloudy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
Cooke Defeated

ORLANDO. fis--Dan Mcneil,
Oklahoma city. defeated Eiwoai
Cooke. Portland. one. la . semi
final match Of the Florida state
Tennis tournament yesterday. Tho
score vas los, a.. "a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
Three Games

Three games are scheduled In
the Upper valley Basketball
league this week. On Wednesday
Midland plays al Buckley and
Carbonate at EnumclaW Thurs
day Wilkeson plays at Orting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
s.y " urmou,Nrs. RAY Mon

Cfsis 4 sons Has 1855 ~ ~
Hans Johnson Iept stare zass -
high game. a Lana. tyf. ssfsss.
Lake st7
johnson Candy ca zs1s - "a
Kins flHist 1sxO fDi nlxn ssnss
Al Hafane 100 asFiss. - asfsno.
So
Pioneer AafEst zsg1 - - fiGf
cafe 1s1t ~ hisH safIs bsfs
atfefn. Is7 saFiss D bsfsasfef9. sss
Hay - CiuB zJTs 90 - v sluo
Cl9B 1ssT 80 hish ssHis. Collins
go3 asflss collins ttf
- Hidss gufnssR 1sls - -
Warrington Hand In gsss - nish
ssms y ffeasoaf iss asflss.
LynEsn 81
Psssrnsh - Tacoma zsTs 81 -
bails Hsn Franklin ltsh ID nisn
gam , Cstsn. 10 ssfass. Estgn
30
Jebnas Tavern a. p nsgsf .
Dfux CO ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22

Ilsisf 1900 ~ HantfScs gsgs iaif
hiKh game Tss Bills 49,, hish aries
les Kills Dos
Withsfidx. z1ta - Bal tsss aot
hlEh game ~ Bal ice hish sfies
q NslDos tI3
slater 1911 ~ Bismp 1T1i 49,
hish game stamp an man ssfiss
rafI Wilson b1s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
sof ~ rAc0gs arHebASrs
UfsNAt

Osus and BIli sbsil , 90 -
Clue Tavern 80 nisu sans EsfhE4t'
: 1Ss ssrtss kkfnulis 80
AifDsyt cz4F ~ - risftfie tits
fuj high sknss = foffmsn. sffiss
4 Hoffman ait
Eknau fsEa6n h~fFios zSzT - -
Jsfssn Bfsnd zsSs fgi han RAM
sstsfsnlfE 10 asfsss tst<FantEs
s7s
n Nsiosfs supply 1850 % -
fsnes1 pc. 2sIs ~ hizn xsMs l.
Iuisg, 100 e<fies .. Julsg. tzs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
LADIES ynpp ffMr. soIispi "

kinss Place ts1a 30. stadium
DE Nofsa i2os 10. high game
Laufstis Cfonsf is1. hisn ssfiss
Dofothy Miller ass
pIos Beauty shop 1879 81. Con
uiss Beauty shop 1893 ~ hish
game hisiia fsnosifb ls1i niEH ssTis.
stella PenoNlfh zoe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22

HAN s.ns. sehusisr tss CIbi. 10 =
mes record
asstmsds 1907 -, lied ons gam.
Cfoss Country 1871 "a Hsd one
ssns hlgh Hsns AfksHns $50
htsH AsTlss ArFNuns AS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
Passing 1T Along.
With HAROLD SHAW

LHNGS were never tough even when Johnny Lewis
fighting AlAmericans Sim Wintermute Laddie
Gaze and Bobby Anet for place On The University Oregon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22

basketball team. as they are
now for the new Kent Nandal
basketball mentor.
For Johnny. in his first
season of coaching. has watch
ed his Kent hoopSters lose
three one point games and
one two-point overtime tuSsle
in six Puget Sound conference
starts. That really is coming
close and not counting.
But just as Johnny Lewis
and his Kent Nandals have
lost all the close ones SO has
Bill Ames and his Buckley
Mountaineers won all the close
a four victories N tho pucat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22

s<idons HsTs es1OHd hlEn nlfh
z1ls Hsfults A<id0n's z1is % -
hathans Cle1hlsfs 145z al. Esslss
No zisi 10 " Vienna Cabaret
zszo ~. Tsd's Place zfss a. -
befas Tavern iS51 10 Hammond
Zee Ia zsss a. - MserE fteatau-
rant 1851 10 IanlInsk zizf 90 -
Turf brnBEs snop zs70 ~ AsfYiex
4 Rae 1894 20 ". Toksfsd Fgfuses
z7sz ~.
" q IEaGlI. fOITzTfB
ksnmofs IS5s "a C0a6spos fTs1
~ hlsb game flslseh les nigh
seflss FisiAeE f7s
Commsn1ers 1877 81 hsafffnlx
lss3 ~. E.sn game s1husssf ziz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22

Johnny Lewis Bill AmeS and his Buckley
So close yet S for Mountaineers won all the close
The Buckley boys have four victories IN the Puget
race and each a pointer
Here the records of the two teams:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22

ore isss "a csIesgss f7s1
az sans tlelaeh lss. MN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
All Have 4-WheeI Drives

The trucks are of these types: cargo carriers
with closed cabs; weapon carriers with bucket seats
and cargo bodies; command reconnaissance cars field
radio cars; ambulances, and certain other special
types. All have four-wheel drives and have been
built to rigid army specifications.
An interesting feature eff these trucks is the
front end design. Instead of the customary straight
hood, they have slanted hoods with protruding
rounded front ends. Previous army trucks had spe-
eal brush guards installed in front of the radiators
on the trucks the brush guard is an integral
part.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Blackout' Lighting System

Another important development is "blackout'
lighting system which permits the driver sufficient
light for operation at night yet prevents detection
by enemy aircraft.
Because of the spectacular part played by motor
lied and mechanical troops in modern warfare, four
officers and f6t men from the United States Quarter
master Corps Meter Transport School of Camp
Holabird, Nd recently visited the Dodge truck plant
to study production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Mzlck1
Chrysler's 2l,5OO Due
To Be Finished in April
BY JERRY PETIT

S AMERICAS outstanding defense produc-
IN ton center, Detroit will produce for our
N land and naval forces a wide diversity of
articles-from uniform buttons to tanks.
Foremost among Detroit defense products, however,
are army trucks. and foremost among the producers
is Dodge Division of Chryser Corporation
Production is under way on 16500,000
order which Chryser Corporation received for 81 500
new type Dodge trucks for army use. At rate OF
2oo per day, these trucks should att be built by April
1871.
When these orders added to those previously
shipped by this company, the total number of pas
senger cars and trucks manufactured for the army
will exceed $4,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

Officers, noncoms and enlisted men In
Dodge's auiomotiys transport school for
Army personnel. These men were learn.
ing care and operation Of modern motor.
lied equipment for the sirsamlined Army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

Two Of the six types Of trucks coming of Detroit
assembly lines for national defense; h.ton cargo
carrier (rea and reconnaissance car. Both are olive
drab, fsur.whssI driven Speed requirement; as NJ p. H.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
derneath an umbrella on the
clubhouse terrace. Frankly, I've
Don't Sleep At The Switch!

derneath an umbrella on the
clubhouse terrace. Frankly, I've
Just about exhausted Them he
said with mock seriousness.
There isn't much more | can
guarantee. I'm the clean, whole
some, outdoors type, you know.
For instance, I've never had a
talent with women
TOO bad" she said cynically.
Nothing you couldn't develop,
though, is it,"
with a little of the proper en-
enlargement, maybe" There
was q grin on his face as he said
it, but his eye looked straight in
to hers, and she was the first to
lower her gaze.
Sorry" she said, recovering
the slight measure of composure
she had lost. Sorry, but / don't
see any forthcoming in the
near future"
He made quite q business of
examining the glass Of lemonade
he held in his hand. II didn't
really expect any. In fact, ! was
Mt seeking any at present. You
flatter yourself"
She stiffened. He had led her
to q neat little trap, and she had
tumbled right in.
So he didn't want encourage
ment, did he? Well, Mister Du-
gan Blake, she didn't think act
ing was one of his talents, and
that look he had given her in
dicated he wasn't quite telling
the truth!
And then she wondered how
she should describe the Jingle
which the sudden little observat-
ion had given her.
At any rate. II would be fun
making him change his mind.
But just for the fun of it, of
course, she told herself
(To be Continued)
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
MIND YOUR
MANNERS

Test your knowledge of cor
rect social usage by answering
the following questions, then
checking against the authori-
tative answers below:
/. If guests are served at nu-
merous small tables may those
at one table start eating as soon
as everyone at it has been serv-
ed, even though all the tables
have not been served?
2. At q buffet supper is il
correct to place the silver and
napkins where they are to be
picked up last?
3. AS q bride-to-be opens her
packages at q shower should she
thank the giver of each one?
4. Should bride set a
limit on the number of showers
her friends give for her, or
should she take the attitude, 1.-The
more the better?
S. II you are invited TO a
shower and cannot attend should
you send q gift?
What would you do if
You call q private number
and the person who answers
says Hello; you are not sure
whether Il Is the person you
want or another member Of
the family
(a) Say Hello" and ask to
speak to the person you
want?
(b) Say Hello" and then
ask, who Is this?"
Answers
/. Yes.
2. Yes. Then the guests
won't have to hold on to them
while serving themselves.
3. Yes.
4. She should limit the num-
Der IL more than . few friends
wish to give showers for her.
5. Yes.
Best what Would You Do"
solution-(a).
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08

l3 Noon
WWy-Matinee in Rhythm
WJR-Let's Pretend-D
WXYZ-NeWs Ace
CKLW-News Ace
WyDK-Children'A Hour
WyLD-News; Music
wExLr-Hawaiian Music
1919 p. n.
WxYZ-Colorful Melodies
CKLW-lnteriude
1915 r. n.
WWJ-Your Government
WXYZ-Waltz Serenade
CKLW-New York UNI
versity Chorus
WEXL-Recordin0s
is:yo p n.
WWJ-News BY SHIFTS
WJR-Brush Creek follies
WxYZ-Cleveland Calling
CKLW-AnswerinS You
WJLB-Musicale
WEXL-NeWScast
1870 p. u.
WWJ-Recordings
CKLW-Luncheon. Dance
Rhythms
I2:l0 ?. u.
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
LESSONS IN LOVE
COPYRIGHT. foAi.
NEA 8gNvlce, INC.

II know. Typical, wasn't it?
The palefaces started trimming
them then, and they'd still be at
it down in Oklahoma and else
where If the government hadn't
stepped in to protect their oil
lands"
They were quite for q few mo-
ments with only the purr of the
powerful motor in the air. Then
Barbara broke the silence.
"Well, If we've exhausted the
Indian subject, how about some
golf tomorrow"
Have to be at your uncle s
office tomorrow morning, but
okay about 2 in the afternoon, y
he said mechanically. And then
in a surprised tone. "Oh, you
play golf?"
She bristled. For your infor-
nation, I've never played with q
man couldn't beat. Also for
your information, I shoot in the
high 70's and I'll bet you q good
ducking in the pool that I beat
you."
i've only played twice this
year and I'm q little rusty, but
I may be able to make 1t inter-
esting. It's q date and Q bet"
She shot Q beautiful 70, but
he went her one better with q
n. She knew she was licked
when her eye followed his open
ing drive which cleaved the fair
way in two, 27S yards down. But
what really got her was the man.
ner in which he merely smiled
patronizingly every time she
made q good shot Instead OF
complimenting her. he gave her
4 superior glance and bettered
the shot with his.
"Tedd me-" she said somewhat
petulantly a. they walked off the
18th green, rs there no end ia
your talents? With what am /
10 be surprised nextf" ~
He guided her to Q table I'M
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08

Dugon studied her profile as
they drove. There was grin on
his own face as he replied.
Look, beautiful. don't dis
agree with my boss. It was your
Uncle Hanks idea, and he in
sisted on my cooperation"
Don't think for q minute" he
continued, "Thst I particularly
like the ideo of providing your
social picture with q change of
pace. Especially when / was told
beforehand that probably
would And you an intolerably
spoiled but uncommonly beauti-
full wench."
She gaspe6.
"Unquote. Uncle Hank" he
grunted, but I'm inclined to
agree"
"And II you must know" he
went on evenly, I'm not fraud.
There IS Indian blood in my
veins, and I'm proud of it. A
great-grandfather of mine mar
ried the daughter of q Pawnee
chief. Since then we've stuck to
the Irish"
Then where do you get this
Chief Leaping Water business?"
Strictly on the legitimate. I
spent most of my life with In
dams. ! was practically raised
next door to Q reservation Z.
lived, played. fought with In
dian kids. When I graduated
from college they indicted me
into the tribe Is an honorary
chief. Now then IL I'm not too
Questionable, start showing me
the wonders of the modern cliff
dwellers."
Ten hours later they were on
thsir WY back, the lights Of
1GenlDttnu in the distance.
ssoQ6ho 16land," Re unused.
~ ~ ~ ~ and . strina
g oon113 ~ observed. That's
v1de - Eu1th rive the Indians
4 ~ = ~. low"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
TOMORROW AFIERNO on II NOON TO p. N

CKLW-Orchestra
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3:%8 ?. n.
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CkLW-Dance Orchestra
wJBK-Jungle Jim-D
WEXL-Record Program
eco P. n.
WJR-Matinee at
Meadowbrook-A
WxYZ-Two Pianos
wJBK-Italian Hour
WJLn-News
WExL-Music Program
A:lB p. n
wxYZ-Saratoga Horse
Race
WJLB-Harmony Hall
CKLW-Alabama Handicap
WExL~Top Tunes
l:3o p. ~.
WXYZ-Dolly Dawn Orch.
CKLWACanadian Half
Hour
WJDk-Cxech Melodies
WJLRKsy Kyser-V
WExL-MuSical Pregnant
News
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WJBK-New% ard Music
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WJDk-News and Music
WWJ-Popular Recordings
CKLW-happy Joe-V
WJLB-Rise and Shine
0:So A. N.
WyR-Wake Up and Sing
WXYZ-Reveille
0:l5 A. N.
WWJ-MorninR Devo-
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WXYZ-News Ace
7:0o A. NJ.
WWJ-Yawn Club-M
WJR-Bud Guest-C
WxYZ-European News
CKLW-News
WJBK-News and Music
WJLB-News and Music
WExL-Musical
5:15 A. N.
WWJ-Yawn Club-M
WJR-Rsv. John Zoller-R
WxYZ-Sunrise Club-M
CKLW-Happy Joe
1850 a. M.
WWJ-Yawn Club-M
WJR-Mu3ical
WXYZ-Mornins News
WEXLeNews
WyBK-News and Music
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WXYZ-News Ace: Music
WJBK-News Ace
WExL-Musical Program
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WWJ-u. Of d. Program
WXY-Cady's Quarette
CKLW-Hits and Cncores-
Wlpx-ravorite Tunes
S:3o A. ~.
WWJ-America the Free
WyR-Work Prepares
America-D
wxYZ-Four Polka Dots-M
CkLW-Myrtle Labbitt-1
WJDK-Polish Varieties
S:l6 A. ~.
WyR-Musical
WXYZ-Rosa Lee
CkLW-Dance Rhythms
WExL-Milsdy's Music
to:oo a. n.
WWJ-Lincoln Highway-D
WyRcJackson Wheeler-C
WxYZ--Rex Maupin Orch.
CKLW-News: Music
WyLD-Ethel Wtllitts-R
WExL-Mustcal
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WJR-Life Of Rtley-D
CKLW-John Agnew-M
lo:16 a. u.
CKLW-Music
WWJ-Pepper Youns-D
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WXYZ-Sandlotters- Sports
$50 r. n.
wis. l.. A. Marshall
WyR-Wayne Kings Orch.
WXYZ-To be announced
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WWy--Sports Parade
WXYZ-Harry Heilmann-l
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WWJ-Latitude Zero
wJR-Guy Lombardo's
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wXYE-Town Talk
7:l5 p. ~.
wXYZ-Organ Favorites
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wJR-News Comes TO Life
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wWJ-Barn Dance
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
J SERIAL STORY
BY JERRY BRoNDFIELD
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