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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-09
CARY GRANT AND
 MARTHA SCOTT IN
 CAPITOL DRAMA
Epic Story of Early Days of America Adapted from
 Three of Liberty"

The man who made "Cavalcade." that epic of Empire, and "Mutiny on the Bounty" that epic story of men against the sea, turned his moving cameras to a monumental event in the history of the world the American Revolution. 'Tne Towards of Virginia" which opened yesterday at the Capitol Theatre, is the splendid result a picture which is not only a page torn out of history, but a stirring, dramatic answer to the problems confront- ing America today.
 "The Towards of Virginia" stars Cary Grant and Martha Scott in a romance literally carved out of the rugged ground of this mighty nation, in a blood -tingling drama of the fight for freedom and for democracy, the fight which is still going on. Sir Cedric Hard wicke, Alan Marshal and Richard Carlson are others in the cast of this fascinatingly real cinematic achievement, adapted to the screen by Sidney Buchman from Elizabeth Pages Literary Guild best-seller, The Tree of Liberty
 Cary Grant is seen as Matt Howard, buckskin- clad frontiers man who believes in freedom and democracy, and is prepared to sacrifice both his home and his happiness in order to fight for them. Miss Scott is splendidly cast as his wife, a gracious, beautiful Virginia belle willing enough to fight the wilderness at the side of her husband, unwilling to fight both her family and her heritage because her husband believes that the majority must and shall rule.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-09
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
MRS. FRASER SURPRISED

A group of Mrs. Jessie Fraser's friends surprised her at her home Saturday night to celebrate the oc- casion of her birthday. Bridge was the game played and Mrs. Fraser received the high score besides a number of appropriate gifts.
 Those present were Mrs. J. R. Guerin, Mrs. J. M. Clark, Mrs. Charles Schramm, Mrs. John Mills, Mrs. James Sey, Mrs. Alex Gair, Mrs. Joe Riedi, Mrs. Arne Shud- shift, Mrs. Felix Gray and Mrs. Anna Kronquist.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-09
MpS. COOPER PURCHASES
 sIGRlD'S BEAUTY SALON FROM MRS. WALTHER
olution of saturday's Puzzle

Purchase of Sigrid's Beauty Sa- lon by Mrs. Yvonne Cooper from Mrs. Sigrid Walther was announced today.
 The shop, under it's new owner, will retain its present name and Mrs Walther will remain in the shop with Mrs. Cooper for the pres- ent.
 Two new operators are expected to join the staff of Sigrids next week
 Modern equipment and attractive furnishings make the Sigrid's Beauty Salon one of the finest shops in the Territory It is in the Cooper Building at 4th and Malr streets.
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said, have to remain under doctors care for some time yet.
MISS LADD VISITING

Miss Austria Ladd sister of Ar thur Ladd. local high school in- structor. arrived here Saturday on the Princess Louise and will visit her brother for time. She has been teaching in Bellingham, Wash, during the past year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-09
EXTENSION MEN HERE

L. F. Oldroyd, head of the Exten- eion Service of the University of AL aska and F. D. Fromme, of the United States Extension Service, ar rived in Juneau from the Interior on the southbound Electra late Sat- urday and are registered at the Gas tineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-09
FOB FEERO IS NOW
 OUT OF HOSPITAL

Expressing his gratitude to the Douglas High School Alumni As- sociation and all others who helped make his stay at Riverton Sani- tarium more comfortable, Robert Feero was heard from in Satur- days mail. The young man stated that he is now out of the hospital, having gained about B pounds and is feeling fine. He will however, he
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-09
Mrs. Livie Will
 Present Pupils
 In Violin Recital

Mrs. Jack Livie will present six of her violin pupils in recital We'd nesday evening at 7:30 o'clock in Trinity Parish Hall Those appear ing include Rosie Matters, Peggy Jean Houk, David DeLong, Mary Avoian, Manuel Diaz and Ann Thompson
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-09
Joan Lingo Here
 On Summer Visit

Miss Joan Lingo, daughter of Mrs. George A. Lingo, of Anchor age, arrived on the Aleutian today to spend the next two months vis- iting her aunt, Mrs. Robert Ben- der, and grandfather, John w Troy.
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PARTY TO HONOR MISS LADD

Mrs. Grant Logan will entertain at tea at her home tomorrow af- ternoon complimentary to Miss Austria Ladd. The event will be from to o'clock and all Doug- las women are invited to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-09
ATTENTION MAsONS

Stated Communication of Mt Ju- neau Lodge Monday evening a. 7:30. Work in the E. A. Degree.
 J. w. LEVERS, adv. Secretary.
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VERA HARMON RETURNS

Vera E. Harmon of the Indian Affairs, returned to Juneau on the Aleutian this morning after trip to the Westward.
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wANrED-WANTED

Responsible person or family to rent Shitanda Apts. as caretakcr. Attractive proposition for regular party Phone Red 725 between 6 and ' pm. adv.
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who keep telling them their plots aren't logical and couldn't happen are getting shock: "The Hess th!lg couldn't happen, either Truth has been established once more as stranger than fiction.
 Another front-pager, the rescue of the entangled parachutist irl mid-air, almost made the movies within the week. It was projected for insertion in a Gene Autry flicker, but dropped on the grounds of expense. Done in process" il would have been feasible-and a lot less hazardous than the expert ence of Marine Lieut.. Walter s Osipoff. But this great air adven- ture will be in a movie, sure as the reels go round.
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Garbo, in that dual comedy role, will slap Garbo.
 That Sealyham you'll be seeing in Before the Fact" directed by Alfred Hitchcock, is Alfred Hitch cocks Ray Middleton, the singer who learned to ride for a big western he never made, is putting his tricks to use at last he's taken over the John Wayne series at Republic.
 Shameful waste department: D. Lamour of the sarong is scheduled for an Eskimo number called An gel in Furs." Before donning the parka, however, she does "The Fleets In' Jane Withers glor- flies the All clubs in Young Am erica" Movie stand-in for ice cream is mashed potatoes = they don't melt under the lights.
 Rose Hobart Gin Nothing But the Truth'D moved into her new home in Santa Monica the day after painters started redecorat- ing. She occupied one bed- room until they finished the rest of the house, and never saw the workmen-was gone before they arrived in the morning, returned after they left at night. But one night she worked late and slept late the next day. She awoke with scream strange men lin her bedroom. Painters, like movie pro- auctions, have schedules.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-09

Slap-happy Hollywood. Marjorie Main vs. Connie Gilchrist in Bar nacie Bill"; Paulette Goddard vs Susan Hayward in Reap the Wild Wind; Rose Hobart vs. Glenn Anders in Nothing But the Truth; Veronica Lake vs. Joel McCrea in "Sullivans Travels" Joan Crawford vs. Osa Massen in "A Woman's Face; James Cagney vs. Bette Davis in "The Bride Came C.OD"; John Wayne vs Betty Field in Shepherd of the Hills" etc.
 After which it's no surprise that
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-09

SubscrDe 10 the Daily Alaska Empire e--the paper with the larges paid circulation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-09

There are 126 Class One rail roads in the United States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-09

SALESLADY = Woman, married, age 34, university graduate. Several years experience as sales clerk in department stores. Also newspaper reporter and copy writer Call for ES BIT.
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Empire Classifieds Pay
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
DETROITER, IA, EXPERT RIFLEMAN
James Krk.s 80 Average Earns N. r A. Medal

James Kirk, l4-year-old North
western High School student and
member of the Detroit Edison
Junior Rifle Club. has been
awarded the National Rifle ASSo-
cations Expert Rifleman medal.
Informa tIon received from
Washington today says Kirk es-
tablshed "a small bore rifle shoot
ing average OF 80 per cent
accuracy for 30 shots IN the most
difficult OF all shooting positions
standing
Young Kirk made his record
over the standard indoor rifle
range at the Detroit Edison CLUB.
50 West Willis The mark was
made on "A 50-foot range at
30 ring which measures only
fifteen one hundreds OF an inch IN
diameter
Kinks success as a marksmen in
the qualification series in when
he competed is emphasized by the
fact that only 36S other young
rlflemen in the entire nation have
been able 10 reach this high rung
in the target sport this year, as
compared with SO 969 who have
won one of the lower medals.
Kirk, who lives at 1869 Oregon
avenue fired IN the William
Randolph Hearst Citizens Marks
manShlp finals sponsored by The
Detroit Times, along with 800
ptbay, rtfippopp. winners IN their
respective league races.
Responsible for his outstanding
shooting proweSS IS Edward j.
insolvency. chief instructor of the
Detroit Edison range
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
.Dixidna Stable S
Night Glow Triumphs

HAVRE DE GRACE. Md,
Sept. 10. Charles T. Fishers Dix
Iana Stable today held its first
victory in the meeting here today
following the triumph of Night
Glow in the Mount Pleasant
purse. fifth and feature event
yesterday
Night Glow. with Ken McCombs
riding. beat Blue Twink 10 win in
the stretch. Boreale took third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
IMP BACKS LOPEZ

DiMag went 10 third as CAIRNS
flied out and held his base as
Reese tossed out Leip. With two
strikes on Lopez, DiMaggio sud-
denly broke for the plate. Casey,
who had started the windup, APP
peared 10 hesitate a moment 10
cape at DiMag, and Lopez
promptly hoped out Of the bat
ting box hollering at Umpire
Magerkurth that IL & HE had
baked.
Magerkurth upheld the catch
er'S claim. and waived DiMaggio
in from third with the run that
tied the score. Manager Durocher
screamed for 10 minutes but the
decision stood.
Casey then uncorked three very
high pitches which sailed a couple
of feet over Lopez's head The
crowd started 10 boo. thinking the
enraged Casey was deliberately
trying 10 bean" AL. Umpire Mag
erkurth went out 10 the box 10
warn CaSey--and the battle was
on once more.
Durocher came Storming out Of
the dugout, rushed between Casey
and the umpire and ordered Casey
not 10 talk 10 Magerkurth. The
Lip then went into action at high
speed and was bounced out Of
the game.
Casey then threw a fourth wide
pitch 10 Lopez and the catcher
took first with the potential win
ming run. me Dodger pitcher
was so upset that ALI Anderson,
rookie Shortstop and one of the
weakest hitterS on the squad. fol-
lowed with triple into right field
corner. scoring Lopez with what
proved 10 be the winning marker.
Sewell set the Buns down in
order and they trailed 20 their
club house, a Sullen group of ath-
.letlcs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
PLAY ROSENILLE

The BatherS are the first Of the
1910 indicated Class a CON
tingent 10 get going taking on
RoscvlIc. The others who escaped
losses last year Flint Northern,
Ann Arbor and Benton Harbor-
join In next week.
Northern, incidentally Will 60
beyond the state boundary for its
opener. playing Aurora Ull) High.
Coach Guy Houston OF the Vikings
found it impossible TO land state
team for an opener possibly be-
cause of the fact no ones keen
about starting with Northern.
The Vikings haven't lost IN their
last % grid starts.
Only one game OF ior con-
sequence actually marks the first
round OF prep play It involves
Bay City and Saginaw Arthur Hill,
who are wasting no time in firing
away al the Saginaw Valley cham
DiOuShID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
Rockies Rejoin
Squad

Continued from First Sport Page
a third baseman with Franklin
the shortstop.
With % victories against hut
seven defeats, Hutchinson COM
piled a spectacular record on the
mound for the Buffalo Bisons. He
won IS games in the regular
International League season and
three in the plaVoffS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
TRUCKS WON, LOST IL

Also pitching sensation with
Buffalo was Trucks, who was the
leading Strikeout artist in the
loop this past season. While
Trucks record showed an wen
Stephen mark with y wins and
II losses the young highlander
from Birmingham, Ala, : con-
sidered 10 have a fast bail the
equal of Bob Feller'S.
While he is once again in the
good graceS Of the Buffalo cluu.
Trucks. like Hutchinson, may
never see the minors again, AZ
least for a few years. Both Jack
Zeller and Del Baker believe the
kid has great possibilities. They
are hoping Virgie doesn't develop
into another Boots Poffenbergcr.
MAY BE DRAFTED
For the Tigers 1912 prospects,
the only disturbing element in
Hutchinson'S case is the POSSIBLE
ity OF the 21-year-old Seattle
youth being called for service by
Uncle Sam. Without dependents
and physically fit, Hutchinson
may be called this Winter. He
may join the navy.
At Buffalo. White won Is games
and lost II in the regular season,
with Cook capturing four and
losing eight
In Patrick the Tigers appear
to have a potential Ted Williams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
What S on the Air
FRIDAY AFTERNOON

CKLW Tea dance tunes.
VICAR News.
WXYZ-Home OF Brave-D.
WJLB-NeWs and music.
WExI-Life and Land-D,
WJBK-News and music.
W45D-Shall We Dance?-M
MigD-COncerto-M.
AIS T.. NJ.
WJR Rhythm matinee.
CkLW Chas. Jordan NJ.
WCAR-Let's 60 out N.
WXYZ-Portta Faces Life.
WJLB Your Army I
VEIL Musical program
NJBk-Chlldren's hourly.
4:30 q. NJ.
WJP-The o. Nellls ID.
WWJ Dance music.
CKLW C0nga Rhumba NJ
WXYZ-We the Abbotts-D.
WJLB Jr. Showboat-M
WEXL-Latin-Am. music.
4:i5 q. NJ.
WJR Just Entertainment
wears. American Way
WxYZ-News Acct.
500 y. VI.
WJR Passing Parade 7
CKLW-News Acct.
WCA-R-News: Hits-M.
WxYZ-Show World-T.
. WJLB News: music
WEXL- Rhythm Rhapsody
WJBK-SeWs Acct.
Wi5D-3 suns Trio-M.
WigD-ChoTisters VI.
6:I5 a. VI.
WJR Hedda Hooper NJ.
WV Swing I'm.
CKI.N Turf Reporter.
VICAR Music by Moderns
NXYZ-Bud SHAVER. scores
WJRK Lionel Hampton.
WfgD-Plano moods NJ.
$50 y. ".
WIR-MelO hmm.
WWJ Musical program.
CKLW Baseball scores
VICAR Mystery melodies.
WXYZ-iiarold True-T
WJLB supper melodies.
WEXI.- Design for dance
NJgk News ROUNDUP.
W45D- From DiXie-M
Wild Popular music.
5:l5 q. VI.
NJP-W0rid TodAy-T
WWJ-LoWell Thomss-T.
CKLW Dance music
Notwithstanding sports
WXYZ Melody IN Rhythm
WJLB Meet the Maestro
MJBk John Cart
W4jD Sport Roundup.
WfgD-SeWs Roundup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
Casey Bd|ks
And Brooklyn
Ball Game
Uproar Follows as
Pitcher Blows Up;
Dodgers Hold Lead
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
denly after two were out and
took a 5-4 lead.
Walker started II with n double
TO left and scored on Herman's
single 10 right. ReiSer and Ca
MILL singled in another run and
Truett Sewell replaced Lannlng.
Medwick dropped a single into
center scoring Reiser and Lava
getto doubled Camilli and Med
wick home. Reese then fouled out
ending the inning, but the Buns
were now on top, Sd
Luke Hamlin pitched for Brook
lyn in the last OF the eighth but
when DiMaggio opened with a
single 10 left, which Medwick FUN
bled into a double. he gave way
for relief star Casey, who makes
almost a daily appearance on the
mound for the Buns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19

This program has been
given The Detroit Times
hy the stations herein
listed. II the presentations
as scheduled are not on
the AR. the fault lies with
the stations and not The
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
Hope VS.. RAPIDS
Junior Colleges Steal March - Open Football
Season Tonight; 200 Prep Games Booked
RY GEORGE MAskIN

program of activity for the next
AZ hours. there's nothing small
about the doings set for high
school teams in and out Of the
Metropolitan and Catholic
Leagues.
Upstate, i'm the ncighborhood Of
200 prep games are booked-one
of which involves Mt. Clemens. the
defending Border Cities League
chamniOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19

20 4 NJ
VICAR Morning IN ~ CD.
5 .OO 4. Vi.
VICAR news Morning II
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WIZ Farm F0rIrr :
WIBE-SewS and music.
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WJBk Motor News.
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WV J Popular music.
CKLW-Hapry Joe y
WCAR-Nrrnire %sWsreei
NJLB-Rtse and shine u.
WJBK-NeWs and music.
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W1R-N AXE Up and Sing.
WNYZ-Reveiils N.
WJBk-NeRs ana music.
s:a5 A. NJ
NWI Morning devo'I1rv
WxYz-NeSs Ace r.
100 A. VI
WIR-Bud Gucst-T
WWJ-YaWn club ~
CkI.W National News
VICAR wake ~ Time
WNIZ European news
WJIR News
WENI-Nusical program.
MJBk NeWs
7:t5 4 "
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WJlB --5outmoruIne D.uD.
WJBk Harlem parade 81.
$50 4. ".
WIR Musical
WXYZ-NeV.s. Sunrise NJ.
WJLR Berean Rsptsi
WE%Ls-NeWscast-T
WJBk-NeWs and music.
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WJR Happy Hank v.
WNl--Austln Graut-T.
WY lusT'raf4uus-E
WJLB NusiCal f0tcrutr
WENi. Musical program
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
WERE UNBEATEN

It's only fitting. perhaps the
spotlight should fall on the Grand
Rapids eleven so early a year
ago, the Rapids gridders alone in
Michigan completed their schedule
without dropping a game.
Like other coaches. Harold
Steele at Grand Rapids has his
troubles gigantic ones. Gradua-
fion has sliced his 1910 starting
team to single performer-Guard
Carroll Van IarteStveldt.
In contrast TO the slim collegiate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
SATURDAY MORNING

N%YZ-Rosa Lem.
100 A. ".
WJR--1ackson Wheeler T.
WV Lincoln Hiway-D.
CkLW News Ace
VICAR News. Serenade N
WHY Rex Maupin-N.
WI B-Fthel Wilitts-R.
WE%L-V Variety Music.
iO:i5 \. VI.
WIZ BUR- Ives VI
CkLN Biz LeWis.M.
1880 A. VI.
NJR-NGice ~ Broadway.
WJ--Naudeville theater.
CKLW-U :. army band.
NCAR-Lsdy of Charm-T
WSYZ-Our Bsrn-V
WILB-Gres' Wsltzss
NENL.- Music Program.
IO:ij 4. NJ
WJR-Mrs Fage.T.
~ % 4. ".
NlR-C1uutry Journsl-T.
NWJ-Consumer Time-T.
CKLW BIC News
WCAR-NeRs Acct.
WNYZ-NeWs Flashes-T
WJLB-Flying Reporter
NE<is-Musical Menu-T.
has A ".
WWJ-Gerry McSafety-T.
CKLW Rhythm Romance
WrAP-Chiid's party-V.
WNYI Rhythm reflections
Nk%l.-DanCs music
MJBk Glenn Gray 81.
1880 4. VI.
NIR-Over Hollywood T.
WWJ-CAn % Youth T.
with the Guards.
WNYZ-HouseWife seren n
WJLB Morning Moods NJ
tI.4S \ ".
WNJ-Mlch. Humane Soc
CKLW To be announced
WCAR-Here Comes Band
NJBk News Roundup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19

W. WV y
WJR-Lets Pretend "
WV Matinee fn Rhythm
CkLW News Ace r..
WCAR-Ncws,
NNYZ-Ncws Acc-T
WJLB-NeWs. musl,
WFXf-Hawaiiau music
WJBK-Chiliren's hourly.
Wf5D-Midday musicale.
l2:Ih y. VI
" Wl--iour GOVT.
CKIW Dance rhNthTs
WCAR-Iunchepn Cluh-M.
WNYZ-WaI'I Sercuadc
WEXis-Musical program.
M4ap Rillv Grant "
~ 80 y. NJ.
WJR- Brush creek F0.lles
WWJ-Lee Smifs-I
CKLW-Answeung You r.
WCAR-Man On street
WY vincent LopeT n.
NJLB sammy KAYE NJ
WidD sammy Watkins 81
I2.ia q. NJ
WV Musical program
WCAR-FrUlic Makers n.
WEXt- Musical program.
WIRK Henry KING NJ
W45p News summary.
90 q VI
WJR New Eng Chorus
" NJ-Loun parsons 81.
CKL,W Past World series
VICAR News
WNYZ-Johnnv Long "
WJLB Children songfcst
WENi-NArietv music
WJBk-P0lish ladies' hour
VA 5D-.Gordun Jeukins-M
WfqD Luncheon music
II5 q. VI
CkLW Rimac Orchestra
VICAR Musical Roundup
WENL-N0cal Varieties "a
1880 y. NJ
WIZ GOV Van Wagoner.
WV Dance music.
CkLW--Lelghton Noble-M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

WCAR-Mich. Roundup-M
WY Club Matinee VI.
WENL--Concert music.
$40 y. ".
MJR Around London
CkLW Dick Barre ~
WE%I--T Love a Parade.
Wf1p BOY Girl. a Band
Nt9D- Five OF n kind-M
3;45 2. VI.
NJR Al Meadow Brook.
WENL--M Music program.
WJBK-Jungle Jim-D.
WfeD-News
400 y. VI.
NJR AT Meadow Brook.
WV Spotlight Tune
CkLW Boy scout prog.
WcAR-News.
WNYZ--Glcnn Miller VI.
NJLB News.
WJBk-Ttalan Hourly.
Nisp England go Nou-T
AIS q. NJ.
WV New Fms Co You.
CkLW Lawrence Race
WCAR-Let's Go Out-M.
WJLB-Harmony Hall-M.
WENi.- Top Tunes.
$50 q. VI.
WWJ Recital Period
CKf.W Britain Letters 7.
WJLB Tropical Serensde
WENL- Musical program.
WJBK Czech Melodies.
WHO'D News
4.is a.. VI.
WCAR-This rhythmic agt
Mi1D Desi Halban ".
; 90 y. VI.
NJR Call Pan America
WV Dance music
CkLW-News Acct.
WY Dick Rogers NJ
WCAR-NeWs: Hits-M.
WJLB- News, Rhythm
WEXfs-Rhythm Rhapsody
WJBK-Hungarian Hourly
Wf5D-3 suns Trio-M.
WisD-M errick Chorus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19

WtSD Favorts melodies
10 100 o. ~.
WJR--Amos N Andy.
NWJ-Fred Waring- NJ
rKLW Jimmy Fidler-T.
~ XIZ-NeWs Acct.
NJLE News. Del Greek
WIKI Musical program.
NJBK News
I0:l5 y. ".
WJE-Lanny Ross 81.
WWJ-Russell Barnes-T.
CKLW Britain speaks
W%TZ-Johnny Long ".
WENI.-Sp ortcast-T
WJBk Public Opinion.
1880 r. NJ.
NJR-- Musical
WWJ -GOod .SeiPhbors-T
CELW BIC SewsTeel.
W'%YZ DICK Rogers "
MJLB Goodwill Hour-v.
WE&Is- Dance music.
IO:I5 y. VI.
WIZ Benny GOo0msn-M
WJBK- Popular Melodies.
~ no p. ".
WIZ Jack klng T.
NWJ News.
CKIW-Vai Clsre-T.
N%YZ-Music You Want.
WFSIl-Mooniight tunes.
NJBk-Music Potpourri-A
lI.I5 4. VI.
WJR Musical Memories.
- w Dance Music.
CkLW Harry James VI.
1850 r. NJ.
WWl-pOn Pablo NJ.
CkLW Mafu Holt NJ.
Wfi.B Morning Edition NJ
WJBk Dance time
mas .. ".
WIZ Bob CY0Sby-M
WEYI Gene krupa-A.
WJBk-POpular melodies.
~ MIDNIGHT
NRJ Weather. scores
CkLW Ted Flo Rito- VI
NJBk--Night Owl-M.
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i2 80 4. ".
CkLN-Skating Party-A.
l2;i5 4. VI.
CkLN-DaWn Patrol-M.
" jBk-RhNthm mastrs-M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19

WJLB -inteTmezzO- NJ.
WExIs- Melody IN rhythm.
WJBK Kari Krsss-M
WiSD Design for music.
WfsD- News
2.I5 4. NJ.
WIR Frank Parker NJ.
WILMA Perkins-D
CKIW To be announced
MCAR-On with dance NJ
NXYZ-Honeymoon HIND
NIBK News and music.
W45D--StOck m ket close.
W4eD- Musical memories.
1850 a.. VI.
NJR Linda's lst Love y.
WJ-Guiding Light-D.
CKLW Broad Hollow
Race.
WCAR-Bing Crosby music
WXYI-John's other wife
WJLB Favoriie folk songs
WEEK. Parade ~ Bands.
WIBK Melody Matinee
WiaD-Design for Music.
2;45 a.. ~.
VJR-ln Harmony ID.
WWJ We a Ssds y
CELW Caryel craig NJ.
VICAR Music salon
W&YZ-Just PLAN Biil-D.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19

\ Most everywhere on the col
1legiate football scene this is just
another day of going through the
job of getting ready.
AS for tonight. in the majority
of the grid camps the boys will
soothe their aches while coaches
think up-or at least make the at
tempt-new plays and manruvers
which eventually will pay off in
touchdowns and victories.
But it's different story al
Hope and Grand Rapids Junior
Colleges across the state. For
them. preliminary training has
ended
Their seasons start under the
lights in Grand Rapids tonight aS
they steal a weeks march on all
rivals in the Michigan college
football race.