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Evening star., 1941-02-09
Basket Ball Games

George Wsshlnston. so; Furmsn. 2s.
&sGlsfaesh &sshinsson and nd Lee fTsf e Maryland
wilson Teachers. A.; William and Mary
Virginia, 40; virzinia Military, 2s.
MessTn s faa Ma5d Is TsfRs Tsea B 'o
cci5SenIrsf; cur5eiI n: 8P; PcnAED7yapa AEmy a. a.
St. Joseph,s, u: Brooklyn COLLEGE. 81.
Lock Haven Tea:hers' 80: shiDpensburs.
Ithlca College. 81; Clarkson Tech. 81.
Presbyterian, s.; nTfnia chsrieston, 81. e'h' Co.
osEshsl oso slate 81 10! MR5sheafi faSs. q As.
Wooster, "a; Case, 81
Frostbqrg ! acders. -, Blue Ridge. 81.
Randolph-Macon, SC; Apprentice School.
Purdue. 4S; Chicago. 3s.
Wisconsin g: Butler, 555s
Appalachian State Teachers, 81; cstaw.
HaSsl!S EE5 RoP5 P.5 r. 45 Eo2 2,Iss;. AZ Christian
Iowa State; 35; OKLAHOMA So w.
Murray Teachers. IS; Western CKy)
Kentucky. As, Alabama. IS
Princeton J. v, 81; Princeton Theological,
c. c. NY. Al: Fordham. 40.
Columbia, A.: Harvard, 2S
Dartmouth 50; rrinceton: 40
MGRdGssssF NrRansss5 aS BSch BaEior tf 81 Aselm 80
Miami. 40: Stetson, IS.
Rochester. 81 OLerlin, 81.
Williams, 40: Wesleyan, "a.
Navy. "a; Duke. 30
North Carolina State. 81; Davidson. 4s.
Sorthern Illinois Teachers. Is: wheaton.
Arnold, SIS; American International, 81.
Wayne 80; Springfield. Al.
Clemson, - The Citadel As.
Loyola (SouthJ, %; Mississippi Southern,
Miiisan, "a: carson-Newman. %.
Rollins, Al; Florida Southern. 30.
BaldwIn-Wallacc, 40: Western Reserve, S5.
Akron U: -, Ashland: 30.
Kanyon, 4! Bluffton, 40.
Michiyan Normal 40: Bowling Green, 80.
Miami (oxford Ohio, 45; Cincinnati. 80.
Toledo. Sc. DAYTON. 30.
otterbein. 56 Heidelberg. %.
Oberlin, SIS; Wooster, Il
DuQueSne, SO: Long Island, "a.
PitstsburEh1 its;aiEh Teachers 81 Fort Hayes
DeSaux. ssaTs. 45: f5: ssrlham. rs.
West Virginia. 40; Michigan State. 81.
Scholastic.
Randolph Macon. AZ: Woodrow Wilson. 43.
Episcopal 81; Gilman. Il.
HedgeSville. -: HarperS Ferry, Is.
Font MSTfnfSGFg R%Es s. a ST. JosepS. 'o
Bunker Hell. 8: Alumni. II.
Maryland Freshmen. So; Baltimore Poly.
n.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
Washington Defeats
Baltimore in Meet
OF " Tankers

Washington Y. M. G. AS swim
ming team trounced the Baltimore
~ 41-25, in dual meet yesterday
in the local tank.
George McLay of the visitors
captured individual honors, winning
the SO and 100 yard free stvle events
and sharing relay laurels. Out
standing for Washington were Bill
Bruce, Harry Palmer, John Fielder
and Conrad Kreps.
5O-yard free style-Won by G McLay
CB0, second. A. Sims tW); third, W. Tur-
pin tWD. Time, O:25.
100-yard breaststroke-Won by B. Bruce
(WD, second, ]. Stathes (W0: third, r.
Fox (B). Time. 1:1S7.
220-yard free style-Won by H. Palmer
wv, second, B. Becker tWD; third, r.
Hennerberg. Time 2:34.s:
I00-yard back stroke-Won by J. Fielder
IW0, second, V. Smith; third, C. Lipot.
-I0o-yard free style-won by G. McLay
(BD, second. A. Sims WV: third, v. Bauer
(WD. Time, lola
Kreps CWD, second, Grygolewski iB5;
third, A. Lyman tWO. Winners points,
705.
l6O-yard medley relay-Won by Wash
ington M c. A. Fielder. Bruce. Turpin).
?l3-yerd free. style relay-Won by Bal
timore Y. M. c. A (Smith, Grygolewski.
Hannerberger, McLaD. Tine. 200.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

Basket Ball.
Baltimore Clippers VS.. Wash
ington Brewers. Riverside Sta
dunn, preliminary 7:15.
Badminton.
Fourth annual Atlantic Coast
championships, Kensington Ar
mory, 200.
Hockey.
Washington Eagles vs.. New
York Rovers. New York.
MONDAY.
Basket Ball.
Maryland VS.. George Wash
ington, Riverside Stadium. $50.
George Washington Freshmen
VS.. Maryland Freshmen, College
Park, 400.
Gonzaga at Georgetown Prep,
$50.
Handball.
District A. A. U. champion
ships, Y. NJ. c. A, 800.
TUESDAY.
Basket Ball.
Wilson Teachers VS.. ToWson
Teachers. Towson, Md.
Catholic U. VS.. Western Mary
l2nd, Westminster, Nd.
Tech at Eastern (serieS), $50.
Wilson vs.. Wes, ern tseries', ct
E~csavelt, $50.
Westinghouse at Central,
$50
Episcopal at Lastein. $3.50.
Coolidge at Anacostia, $50.
st. James at Landon, $50.
Roosevelt VS.. Mount St. Joseph,
Baltimore.
Friends VS.. Boys Latin, Balti-
more.
Hockey.
Baltimore orioles VS.. Washing
ton Eagles, Riverside Stadium,
$50.
Handball.
District A. A. U. champion
ships, Y. M. C. A., 800.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
Varied Sports

Swimming
Carnegie Tech, 50; Kent State, 90.
EgEass Sc Fac asadny %aSns IL Penn A. State
Navy WIFE Piebes, es, a.; staunton Military, 10.
JOINS JOINS Hopkins, S A5 So Dickinson. %.
Michigan state S.: Ohio wesleyan, 16.
Army. AZ: Columbia 33.
Rutgers. SO; Lehirh. %.
Penn State. 53; Temple 81
Lafayette, "a N Y u, 81.
Ohio State; 49, PITT Pittsburgh. 81
Duke, 43: William and Mary 80.
Iowa So; Illinois, 90
Oklahoma So; Kansas, 26.
Kansas State, 81; .,fsg5sn1 GginneI' T.
Edlnboro Teachers, 46; Indiana (Pao
North ort1'' carolns. 2t 50; washington and Lee,
eathole eat5sas. u / u s. Mar MaTylssnpd' sp6 B.
NsTin NyS Gs2sn ss Penn RFfsh Slate: s s
Indiana. 52ls; Ohio State, 51h.
Butler, 81; Wayne. 80
MlEHaTa M5Sissa sSn AEy s chicaso ae
Drake, 6S; Kansas State 36.
Gymnastics.
penn penn state Frosh, 81; Navy flebes, 8.
Temple, 40; Princeton, IA.
Wrestling.
IN. !. g vlTEinls Tech, o.
TrineesGf1 pfs5s: "a coEam3la Re1a1I Academy
Msyser5SSfs NsEs Fl54fs' Acaaem7 @ sS dsttysours
TsmpIe 1r1sh' 10. i2' Gettysburg, 13.
purdue, 10: Ohio State, 10.
Iowa, %, Nebraska. 6.
indiana 5Gas'@ Pa, Pa Teachers 20: Edinboro
pie Teachers' nv nv
Yale. IL; Cornell. II. -
Navy, l6; Harvard, 16 ttie).
Hockey.
Dartmouth. o: Yale. overtime tie,.
R4%ii9a, FIiaes53n. 7. Aarvard Hn'2as 3.
Rifle.
Maryland, l,3ss; U. S. Marine Corps. l..320.
Maryland Frosh. 1881; Anacostia High,
Navy, 1,4O4: Yale 134l.
Army 1866 The Citadel, 1'34s.
Fencing.
Chicago, 10: Northwestern, S.
William and Mary, 2l; University of Vir-
c9Tnel Tfitli' Is; + PRINCETON; 9. s.,
Ohio State, IS; Notre Dame, IL.
North carolina, u; South CAROLINA, 3.
North Carolina, II: v. M. l.. 10.
Newark Engineering, g. Temple, g.:
PENNSYLVANIA, 1S1z Haverford. S1a.
Navy. IA: Penn State, l3.
Stevens Tech. 16; Hudson. 10.
Polo.
Princeton, Is: Penn Military, IL.
Squash.
Harvard 4: Princeton. 3.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
Ocean Contest IsLost
By Stormy Weather
On Corrected Time

By the Associated Press.
MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Feb. 8.-The
54foot yawl Belisarius won the Sir
Thomas Upton Challenge Cup race
today, beating the favored Stormy
Weather by l:29 on corrected time.
The winner, skippered by E. S.
Bradford. jr., of Springfield, Mass,
completed the 28-mile ocean course
in the handicap time of 5:03.05.
William Labrot of Annapolis, Md,
piloted the Stormy Weather over
the distance in 5:0434 for second
place.
Third place among the five sailing
craft competing went to the Gulf
stream, 7O-foot yawl, which had a
corrected time of five hours, II min
utes and 9 seconds.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
Temple West Virginia Promise Bang
0uigIey Easily Gains
Final in Badminton
AT Kensington
Battles Loveduy Today
For Title; Hoeon, Brooke
In Women's Clash

Ken Quigley of Cleveland, third
ranking badminton player in the
country and top-seeded in the At
lantic Coast championships at Ken
Sington Armory, swept through IN
easy sets TO hurdle the quarter final
and semifnal rounds yesterday af-
ternoon and last night.
The slim young Clevelander dis
posed of Russ Grant of Pittsburgh,
15-10, 15-6, in the quarter final
and came back to defeat Wally
Brandt of his home town, 15-2,
80, to reach the final.
Mary Hagan of New York. top
seeded in the women's division, also
advanced through the two rounds
without trouble, defeating Margaret
Graham of Washington in love sets
Of 1l-0 in the quarter-finals and
eliminating Washington's Charlotte
Decker, 15-4, Isl, in the semi
finals.
Finals will start today at 2 with
Quigley facing Carle Loveday OF
New Jersey for the mems cham
pionship and Miss Hagan meeting
Fairfax Brooke of Baltimore in
the Women's match.
An exhibition will be given before
the doubles finals with Ken David
son, English trick artist, facing Hugh
Forgle, former Canadian champion.
Quarter Final Results.
Womsn,s me IS. singIes-Mary Hagan, IN "
ingtOnl defeated ViTginia WhiteC saiti- ain-
B5g9s: gsllimorss s defeated d7s R.ssE E'tat g4iss
CGPIhliadeMIphis! GIdIa M;1do 1911; LIS. ia:
Ill.
Mems sinsles-Ken ouigley (cleyelandD
fstes5ed Ss wsiS RqSs Grant sTsDd 'PCtt6.Fsh 15Io
ed Jim Danaher IN ". i5~s. 15Wf2;
GarIse a.se IL.oveday, lMoptclair) defeated Hairy
BaSkfst BoS sts Phla%si2hia 3cmeinsp d.fe,.5 d5.
Snyder CPhiiadelDhiaj. f5N5; H5sa 16@. SneI'"
dsfsaisd saao %S.efl
defeated Fo2RSbefs RabssThedsYit: 9Bsit:
moTe} moTe} s asfested 65 BlTo9keWhte tBsiti
Decker washington. defeated dnoResSh- HssSh-
Warner IN. ". 15-lO. I0NiS. i5~ii.
| Mems doubles-Hackett-wa (Phils.
deIphlsl defeated Koewer-Snyder (Phiis-
ddSslphiia)' LIP. l5--s: Loyeday -Gibien
ns5i(. 1bbtl 1I5mlO; l7-I4: Gerren-Lindsey
,,BBadltimorel. 15--7. l5-4 ouisley-Tracy
meyer tBaltimore), I5-6. 15-6.
Mixed doubles-ouigley-Gih defeated
Hackett- Swift. I5-1. 15-4. Grant-Platt
defeated Mitcheu-Gsrren, 14-15. 1910.
/ l5-l3; Lovedsy-Bergmsn defeated Warner
! Warner, l5-3. l5-2; Danaker-Hasan
defeated Observation-Disclosures I5-7,
! 15-l0.
| Semifnsl Results.
Mems single-Ken Quisley defeated
Wally Brandt. l5-3. l5-O. Carle Love-
day defeated Bob stiue. l5-s. 15-l0
Women's slnsles-Msry Hsgan defeated
! Charlotte Decker, I5-4. 15-I: Fairfax
Brooke defeated Glare Mitchell. 5-II,
/ Ii, lis.
Mixed doubles-Quigley-G defeated
BsTsnan defestesd DanaheT-Hasan. L015os$. G5@2.
12-15 Isl.
Women's doubles--Be Bergman Gibson de-
feated Mitchell -Svit, 15-5. l5-5: Brooke
White defeated Thompson-Decker, 15-e.
! l5-3.
Mems doubles-Loye1ay-G y-Giblin defested
Esckett-Warner. 15-lO, 15-17. 1914:
9uisley-Tracy defeated Gsrren-Lindsay.
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Lopsided Scores Mark
~ Sunday Loop PIoy

One-sided action featured play in
last nights Y. M. c. A. Sunday
School basket ball league games
with all four winners taking easy
victories.
Ninth Street Christian led the
way by romping over Concordia,
52-19. In other contests, Calvary
Methodist downed Epiphany. 1921;
West Washington Baptist won over
National City, 1924. and Mount
Vernon Methodist defeated Calvary
Baptist, 1852.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
WoIcott
Continued From Page B-5)

of Manhattan second and Lynn
Radcliffe of Syracuse third.
Kehoe has scored batch of
seconds this winter but tonight's
was his first victory OF the cam
paign.
Georgetown's relay team won
mile race from Pitt and Manhattan
in the fast time of 3:23.3. Charley
Neumeyer, Pete McAtee, Ken Lyden
and Mort Alnwick ran in that order
for the Hoyas.
Fordhams mile relay quartet, Ted
Struble, Hugh Bennett, Bob Winn
and John Campbell, turned in
3:212 performance, fastest in Bos-
tons track history, while out-run-
ming New York University and Seton
Hall in decisive fashion.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
ST. Stephen Victory
Marks Junior ). ).
League Battling

Second-half play in the Y. NJ.
c. A. Junior Sunday School Basket
Ball League opened yesterday on
the "Y" court with st. Stephens and
Ninth Street Christian supplying the
fireworks.
st. Stephens won, 1918, In over
time after a 17-17 tie with Ninth
Street.
In other games, Salvation Army
swamped United Brethren. 47-17;
Calvary Baptist nosed out Mount
Vernon NJ. E, 26-21, and Y. M. c. A.
defeated Epiphany, 1926.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
McQuinn, Sciotico Gone,
Sees Better Hittinq

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 8-George Nc
Quinn, fanciest fielding first-base-
man in the American League, sent
his signed contract to the Browns
today with letter saying he had
recovered from a sciatica that ham,
pered his batting last season.
McQuinn hit only .279-his first
year under 800 with the Browns
but he fielded .992 to lead the
leagues drst-sackers.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
PhiIs Sign Chuck Klein
As Player and Coach
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8-The
Phillies announced today Chuck
Klein, once the National Leagues
outstanding slugger, has been signed
as player coach.
Klein replaces Syl Johnson, who
was given his release.
Contracts were received from
Pitcher Hugh Mulcahy and Out
fielder Johnny Rizzo.
Mulcahy may be called for mill
tary service within 60 days.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
Harvard Tonkers Beut
Navy; Two Marks Set

BN tht ASsocIated PreSs.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. 8.-Two
Academy pool records we're set to-
day as Harvards swimmers dunked
the Middies, so to 25.
The Tars broke a record, set by
Princeton, by winning the 300-yard
medley race in 1868.
Art Bosworth. Crimson flash,
splashed home in 1927 to set a
mark for the l50-yard back stroke.
Led by Capt. Francis Powers, who
took the 100 and 900 yard races,
Harvard won five of the nine events.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
Central Branch Tops
Boys Club Basket
Meet Battling

Central Branch 105-pounders
nipped Eastern Branch Cards. 16-l1,
in the feature of Boys Club Basket
Ball League competition yesterday
at Eastern Branch gym.
In another outstanding game,
Eastern Branch Rens romped to a
1925 victory over Capital Clippers
in a 135-pound clash.
QA-Poupd Glass
Evening star., 1941-02-09
Maryland Hunt Event
Is Slotted April 26
By the Associated Press.


BALTIMORE. Feb. 8.-The Mary
land Hunt Cup Race Committee to-
day announced the forty-eighth an
nual running of the steeplechase
would be held Saturday, April 26, at
the Worthington Valley estate of J.
w. Y. Martin.
The entry list closes at midnight,
April II.
A new trophy will be offered. since
the old challenge cup was retired
last year by Mrs. E Read Boards
Blockade, winning the third race in
succession.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
Navy Co1ouers Duke
Quintet, ?A!-32, by
Closing Drive
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DURHAM. N. c., Feb. 8-Navy's
basket ball team came from behind
here tonight and defeated Dukes
Blue Devils, "a to 50.
At the end of tie halfway mark
the Blue Devils were ahead, Is to 13,
and stayed in the lead until only
four minutes and As seconds re-
mained. Then the Middies tied it
up at % to % and went on to win.
Glenn Price. Duke forward, was
the top scorer, with II points. Bill
Busik, Navy guard, topped his team
with eight points, and also played a
Evening star., 1941-02-09
E. c. G. Comes One-Sided

Beltsville 2314 C. C.. C. basket
ball team doWned Cabin John 333,
41-20, and Washington 1860 defeated
Cabin John 325, 31-17, in games at
the Twelfth Street Y. M. c. A.
yesterday.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
Shick's Free Shot Tells
As sYFlushes Win

Y. NJ c. A. Flashes basket ball
team defeated Western High Light
weights yesterday. 1922
Shick sank a free shot for the
winning point, with less than a min
Ute to MAY
Evening star., 1941-02-09
Navy Outshoots Yale
In Every Position
..-.oo;,,.d p-oer

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS. Teb. 8-Navy's rife
team outshot Yale marksmen in
every position for a l404-to-l ,34l
victory
Midshipman Arthur Hamilton was
tie best shot, hitting for a 265 score.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
Pro Hockey

Sea Gulls. 9; washington Eagles 4.
Boston. g. Toronto, ..
New Haven, 4: Cleveland, 3.
Pittsburgh. 9: Buffalo, 4.
Montreal, 8; New York Americans. 8
Phiiadelpba. y; sprinsheId. ..
Hershey. z: Providence. 8.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
Burns Loses Scorinq
Lead as Sea GuIIs
Lace Eagles, 9-4
Fusuno Goes to Front;
Police Protect D. G.
Team From Funs

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Feb. g.
Norm Burns was replaced as the
league leading scorer as Sammy
Fasano scored four goals and an
assist TO lead the Sea GullS to a
9-to-4 victory over the Washington
Eagles in an Eastern Amateur
Hockey League game here tonight.
Many fights and penalties studded
the game. which was one of the
rougnest seen here for some time
The Eagles were escorted from the
ice by police when fans threatened
them.
FaSano took the scoring lead as
Burns scored only two points. He
marked up two in the opening
stanza and two more in the second.
His second period scores came with
in 54 seconds of the stanZa.
Heck PozZo made a BID for scor-
ing honors, as did ALI Webster, for
each scored twice
The Eagles. after spotting the
Gulls a one-point lead, scored three
times in the opening session, and
held a 3-lead at the period end
But Fasano's two quick goals in
the second period put the Gulls
ahead to stay.
Pos. Eagles. Sea Gulls
G. Hemming ---- Porter
Id Knlpfel - Dick
RID Burra2e Dixon
c. = Corteau --~---------- Webster
L.W. 800 Pranschke ------------P Pozzo
W Dewey FasanO
Alternates: Eagles = Germann ,McTeer,
Mcbride. Mailley, Burns. Macbeth. Ros-
signol. McCurry. Sea GulsI-zCheethsr1
Livingston.
Rcferee-Stevenson. Linesman-Watt.
Scoring, first period Sea Gulls, Fasano
(unassistedi. 55 seconds; Washington
Pranschke tCourteau. Dewey. a:4Oi Wash
ington. Burns CMailley, Macbeth, 1920:
Washington, Mcbride (RossiEnoU, 1914;
Sea Gulls Fasano Dick. 1902
Penalties: Dixon tripping).
Scoring second period: Sea Gulls, FaSano
[RBxoni Bxon 29 seconds SEA GqiiS S. Fgsano
WEBSTER. .9:O6: Washington, Burns bur
rage Macbeth, l4:lS: Sea Gulls, Pozzo
sssistedJ aste9' 1a55 iedS sea 'uiis "e0s'ef 'uh-
Penaltes-Dick. Burns (high sticking)
Cheetham charging; Pozzo, Burrsge
Uroughing): Cheetham, Mcbride trough
ing; Knipfel tcross checking.
Scoring, third period: Sea Gulls. Rus
sell (Prokop) 5:19; Sea Gulls, Webster
(unassisted). S:5l
Penalties-Dick and Courteau % min
utes, hghting).
Evening star., 1941-02-09

Totals Sly Totals 13 q 80
Referee-Boyd. Score at half, Hill.
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Totals is 642 Totals 20
Evening star., 1941-02-09
aO-POund CIaSs

Totals 20 l Al Totals 3 o
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Totals Q 523 Totals
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Footsteps in The Fog
Nv GILMORE CowAN STONE


tNonllnae1 rfo1 rage III
worse than = bad conclusion. Il
there's fracture. haven't found I
yet"
But he'll want me- Deborah
sobbed rebelhously. Hell want
me more than anyone
He will not. said Dr. Bing-
ham patiently. want anyone or
anything for some time 10 come.
His first glimmer Of consciousness
Is very likely to be an unpleasant
suspicion that he Is about 10 be
most automatically sick at his
stomach"
In the end. Deborah brought
chair from her own room. and set
II against the wall just beside
stephsn's door For ages, II
seemed To her. she sat there. lis
tening to every stir-every muir
muir from within.
Each time the door opened. she
started eagerly 10 her feet. Once
II was the doctor who pstted her
shoulder in absent-minded reas-
suranoe. and sent her downstairs
to telephone the drug store for
something he wanted. He would
not say much. and Deborah found
his very kindness ominous.
Once it was Bridge. looking tired
and years older, to send her for
ice and more clean towels.
Much later. II was the little man
with the bright eyes. who slipped
down TO the front hall to carry
on a conversation with someone at
the front door. Deborah could not
hear much. although she crept to
the top of the stairway and shame
lessly strained her ears. A few
phrases she did catch:
so the other one got away,
after all >"
Clean" another voice answered
from the doorstep. And say. II
that lad pull. through, his skulls
sure made Of good honest stuff.
We found what he was hit with
and it was plenty"
About dawn Deborah went to
the kitchen to make coffee.
AS she picked up the tray to go
upstairs, the telephone rang. Be-
fore she could reach the instru-
ment Mr.. Hilton was there.
The Herald ?" he was saying.
How did you boys get hold of
this g.? Who did? Okay.
You may say he was trapped with
information for a foreign govern
ment in his possession. Yes.
fatally wounded. We-hold every
thing
He had just seen Deborah.
Deborah remembered fumbling
with shaking fingers to brace her
self against the frame Of the hall
door. She remembered Mr.. Hill
toms remorseful face bending over
her, comically foreshortened az
she slumped TO the floor.
After that, there was nothing
until she floated back to conscious
ness in her own bed.
ITO Re Concluded)
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ROMO - Pepper Young:
2:l5. Lone Journey.
: KJR-Fantsy in Melody.
RIRO-News. AIS, Hedda
Hopper.
2:30 p. NJ.
KMO-John b. Hughes:
2 as. Bridge.
KV1-Music.
D kOMO 49, Reveries; 2:45.
Homekeepers.
KJR-Buck Private: 2:45
Wings on Watch.
K1RO-Girl Inferno 245.
| Treat Time.
300 p. VI.
KMO-Bs seball.
KVI-News. 3:05. Deep
I South.
KOMO-Biltmore Band:
ais. Worldwide News.
KJR-Bridge 10 Yester-
day; 3:l5. Radio Magic
KIRO-Second Mrs. b:
3:l5. Young DR.. Ma
| lone.
$3.50 p. NJ.
KMO-Studio.
KVI-Hawaiian Music
KOMO-That Girl; 3:45,
4 Newscast.
KJR-Wife Saver
KIRO - When a Gal
Weds; 345. World To-
day.
400 p. Nj.
KMo-Fulton Lewis. AIS.
Ma Perkins.
KVI-Cocktail Hour.
| KOMO - Vocalist; AIS.
, Amer. White Cross.
KJR-Southernaires
K1RO-News.
4:30 p. NJ.
KMo-Jane Arden. 445.
Crazy Cowboy.
XVII. S, Army. AS.
Songs.
KOMO - Organ: 4:45.
Jane Arden.
KJR-Ireene Wicker
! 4 Las. The Bsrtons.
KIRO-Danoe Time.
100 =. VI.
KMO-Men OF Tomorrow
Sis. Passing Parade.
KNI-Cowooy Trails
KOMO-waltzes
kJR - Vocalist; SIS.
organ.
KIRo-School Quiz
$50 p. NJ.
X M o - Shafter Parker;
| 5 10. Capt Midnight.
kVl-Sports: 545. Army
! Hour.
ROMO - Uncle Walters
Doghouse.
RJR-Behind the News:
i 545. Bard OF the Bye
WAYS.
KIRO-Hollywood.
500 Z. NJ.
kMO - RAYMOND Gram
Swing els. Townsend
| Talk
lKVI-Dinner Music
KOMO - Wings OF Des-
tiny
| KJR-Scandinavian Re
/ porter.
KIRO-Penthouse Party.
$50 p. Nj.
KMO-News: o.4s Sports
KVI-Dinner Hour
lkOMO - 645. Guess
/ What.
RJR-Listen America.
KlRO-Studio
700 p. Nj.
KMo-Gabriel Heater:
tbs. News
KVl-News. 7.l5. Sonss
KOMo 49, Pred warins.
tbs. Lum a. Abner.
/ KJR-Happy Birthday
/ kIRO - Amos n Andy.
7 IS Lsnny Ross
j 1880 I. VI.
KMO-Jons Ranger.
IKVI-Music Hall
IKOMO-Death Valley.
kJR-Ben Bernie
KIRO-Great Play.
! 500 p. VI.
| kMO-I Am an American
kVf-Buddv CLARK. Bari
tone Sis. The War
I Today.
I HOMO - F1sh Finder.
8 Is. Armchair Cruises
KJR-Grandpappy's Pals
kIRO - Claudia and
David.
$50 p. VI.
/ KMO-BESe ball
KVI-Army Program
.SOMO-Fort Lewis Life.
KJR-Dsnce Orch.
KRo-Jimmy Fiddler.
) 800 p. NJ.
KMo-News. s:i5. Base
ball
KvI-Chuek Foster. or.
News
KOMo-Highlight Hour
SJR-Dance Music
xIRo-NeWs Review.
$3.50 p. VI.
KMO-BsSs ball
KVI-Four E.squires ? IS
Meas
K o N o Dancer
Answers.
EJF-NeNx. as. Music
SIRO-Elu Eenry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-10

Ta<emo sessboii slsb
genes ere breeders ever
ststie. kMo 1890 &c;
Seattle Cssst lessse
comes ever kRSC gl4o
&c.
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II .OU +. vi.
KAO-Johnson Family.
l245. Varsity Grew.
XVI Waltz Matinee
kOMO-Lorenzo Jones;
IL AS. Wilder Brown
KJR - Matinee. ~ as.
Hal Curtis
KIRO-Studio
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-10
1880 Z. VI.

KMO-Wythe williams;
7.45. Orrin Tucker
Orc hestrs.
KVI-Music OF All Ma
tons.
.KOMO-Fannie Brice
.KJR-Clark Dennis, J IS
Continentals.
KIRO-Marriage Club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-10

XVI salute % Americas
koAO - Valiant Lady
10 IS. oumms Daush-
tsr.
KJR-ineuiring Reporter
10 IS. MIdstrezm
K I r o - Commentator
10 IS. Kate Hopkins.
ll:00 A. NJ.
KhO-Bookvorm. Ills
Dance Music
KFf-Wsr News. 10 0s
Concert
KONO- Against Storm
f1tS. Ma Perkins
KJR-Orphans OF Divorce
Il is. Amands
Webster.
80 A. VI.
KMO-Troubadors ii:As
Childhood Education.
KNf-Concert Hour
X OMO-Guidins LiEht.
Il IS, Vic and Ssde.
KJR-Other wife. ii.45,
Plain Bill.
KIRO-NeHt