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Evening star., 1941-10-18
The Political Mill
House Vote on Aiming of Merchant Ships
Once Again Tocks Isolation Label on G. o. P.

Nothing, however, will convince
the dyed-in-the-wool isolation
ist that this is so-until the blow
is actually struck.
Representative Cluett, Repub-
lican, of New York told The
House, and particularly his COL
leagues on the Republican side,
some unpalatable facts when he
rose to support the armed ship
resolution. He did not mince
words. He told the House that
If the country had relied on the
advice of Congress, this country
would probably be in the same
position it was two years ago."
BY which he meant that it would
not have prepared for war at all,
and it would not have taken the
steps it has to aid the enemies of
the tOtalitarian nations. steps in
the interest of defense of this
country. And Mr.. Cluett added:
Fortunately, the administration
has been clearheaded and far
sighted enough to sense the peril
which, step by step, but with ever-
increasing danger. has heen ap-
preaching this Nation"
G. o. p. Will Regret Stand.
Mr.. Cluett has thrown over
board all thought of political
partiSanship in the present crisis.
Just as sure as night follows the
day" he said, the Republican
party Will regret the part they
have played, and are now playing,
with a national defense they
themselves voted to the tune of
untold billions
The New York member raised
the question in the House
whether the attitude of the Re-
publicanS was due TO political
eXpediency and hatred for the
Roosevelt administration. If
this antagonism to steps re-
quired for American defense is
only a political maneuver. he
insisted, 1T will prove to be not
only a death blow to the Republi-
can party but a diSServiCe to the
Nation which will never be for
gotten or forgiven" That is a
serious warning that has been
given by other Republicans.
The vote by which the House
has now adopted the armed ship
resolution is just a little less
than a tWo-to-one vote 1t is a
large majority, but nevertheless
it may leave in the minds of
many the impression that there
is disunity in the country. AS
such a picture 1t will be well
coined by Hitler.
Dodge at Own Shadows.
It is the kind of picture which
the Nazi chief has assiduously
endeavored to show to the world
and particularly to his enemies.
1t is the kind of picture which
was in evidence in France. and
in Britain itself, before Hitler
struck.
1t does not make sense for a
hundred Republican members of
the House to vote billions of
dollars for aid of the British and
their allies in this war. and then
for more than half of them to
turn their backs on the arming
Of American ships, or any other
measure that may help to get
this aid into the hands of the
British. 1t does not make sense
for Republicans in the House, or
out, to go along with this kind OF
aid to the extent of making these
huge expenditures presumably
as measures of national defense
and then seek to wash their
hands Of all responsibility.
Evening star., 1941-10-18

American nler-
chant ships had
been ordered to
port in t h e
Pacific, the
House of Repre-
sentatives voted
on the question
of whether to
authorize Amer
lean cargo and
passenger ships
to carry guns.
Amid such a
grav atmOS-
Dhere. the Re
Evening star., 1941-10-18

liz 4lJ4Cos1Al AlCoos
There was no
| questioning DR..
Hale COLON for
even as he talk
ed to me this
| young man with
the teachings Of
| Yale, Vanderbilt
and Chicago be-
/ hind him, fast
e n e q unseeing
eyes on me.
| -Four y e a r s
ago, just when
Evening star., 1941-10-18

HE opinions of the Driters this their not
necessarily The Stars Such opinions presented in The
Stars effort to gUe all sides OF questions OF interest to its
readers although such opinions may be contradictory
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
Evening star., 1941-10-18
.McLemore-
Greater Love Hath
No Man
BY HENRY McLEMORE.

CHATTANOOGA.-"One Of the
greatest crosses The blind have TO
bear" the young doctor said, "is pity.
I think 1t is even worse than
Evening star., 1941-10-18
G. 0. p. Eyes
1912 in Vote
To Arm Ships
Moy Switch Stund
If u. S. Enters War
Before Elections
By DAVID LAWRENCE.

On the same day that warship
flying the American flag was tor
pedoed in the Atlantic and almost
coincident with the news that
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n SERIAL STORY
HIS CHRISTMAS
.chp0T 3, AoLLAIpt
LAnuL MARITIME
CHAPTER NV

Andy was standing in the DIM
ness Of Carols porch, hat in hand.
lie vas unsmiling
This can't happen. Carol" he
told her.
She had supposed he would be
indifferent lie should be saying
Mr. Herriek was right.
Instead he followed her into the
living room Of her small apart
ment and said. We can't be with
out YOU. We wen hold the check
against you. Everybody makes
mistakes
IT wasn't mistake she said
quickly 4 did 1t because you
wouldn IT.
You're sxsggsrating the i'm
portsnee of IT. told Mr. Herriok
you meant veil I've fixed it up
with him. You're to come back"
Fixed II up with Mr. Herrick2
That's just it, Andy Dearborn.
Why should you have to fix
things up with him? Who's run
ming the store, you or Mr.. Her
rick %
He tried to answer. She rushed
on.
There's no use The words
fell over one another in their urge
to be said Its not Just me One
person doesn't matter. It's every
body, It's Mrs. Milligan and Mrs.
Grover Go on, look up their
checks, she thought wildly. You'll
find out who wrote them. Aloud,
she continued. Dozens and doz-
ems of others you know nothing
about It's Mary Todd and Bill
Reeoe. It's Miss Fanny. Mr. Her.
rick is running the store your
father spent fifty years building"
She paused for breath before
she plunged on What do you do
about it? Nothing. Worse than
nothing! You turn Mr.. Herrick
loose and then sit back and let
him wreck il. You say calmly,
I've fixed it up with Mr.. Her.
rick"
Carol Listen
mo. l won't listen. You can
take your job. your store, your
Mr.. Herrick. I'm through. Andy"
She quoted suddenly. aware that
she had gone too far at last. Now
go, please, quickly" She closed
her eyes against the sight of him.
Love? Yes, she still loved him.
That was the irony of it. But she
wouldn't try TO help him any more.
If he chose to let the will turn up
IT would be her one last duty to
help disinherit him. After that
she'd never want to hear the name
of Dearborn again.
In time she would get over it.
At least she would get used to
this heavy sickness in her heart
She supposed she let him out
and closed the door. She didn't
know. She knew only that she
suffered on as she relived the few
tense moments Andy spent with
her She couldn't keep her re-
bellious heart from wishing the
situation might have been a diff
ferent one, from thinking a girls
mind has no right to interfere with
love.
She determined to go to the
store in the morning and get her
file box That was all. The will
wasn't lost now. The person who
was holding it would have to be
responsible for the consequences.
If that person were Andy it would
rest on his own head.
She was through. She wouldn't
even think about it ever again.
Then she went to bed and
thought of nothing else!
The conviction that Andy must
be holding the will persisted in
her mind Who, more than he.
would profit by its disappearance?
And 1t would have been so easy
for him TO dispose of IT.
Yet surely he wouldn't destroy
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the Morning
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News.
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sic. 7:lo, Farm Mar
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Forum.
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News.
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derson, Piano.
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Helen Trent; 9 As, Our
Gal sunday.
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Hour.
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1918 Bess johnson.
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1918. Breakfast a
Sardi's.
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Beautiful: 1915, Wom-
an in White.
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Way.
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Sleeves.
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2. Cities
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sic. els. Suppertimt
Swing
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ringer. 6:l5, News
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Gas. Mary Terry S Note
book.
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rieties
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News.
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ence Program: Q IS.
Skitch Henderson. Pr
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Hiett. News.
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Gal sunday
1000 4. NJ.
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Terry's Note book
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Hour.
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the Air. lo:l5. Garden
Lady
7 KOMO - Dyer Bennett:
1915. Bees johnson
KJR Vance and Lila
1915. Breakfast at
Sardis
KIRO Life Can Be
Beautiful; 1918. Nom-
an IN White.
1880 \. VI.
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+ reli. i0;s5 III Find
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KVI-Saiuts 20 Americas
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News
IKOMO-Baehelors Chill
dren. io.45 DIT Kate
kJR - BTfs sst 81
saTnis 20 - WAT
News
kIao-Right to HEppi-
ness lofs. Aary Lee
Taylor
Il.00 A. NJ.
+ KnO-ChFlstmzs Tree
EVI-Ihe Var fdaAyi
III .o5' Conesrt Hour
KTbI-Alratofials liils
songs You Like
EoAo - light OF the
woFld: IitB Asst<ry
Nan
KJR-u s Army 6sla
EIRO-BFight Horizons
has. Aunt jenny.
/ 1880 A. NJ.
KMO-Themes and Vari-
attnns
/ KVI-ConceEt Hour
ikTRI Novelty Nofss
Has. Ness
KOAO = Valiant Lacy
Il-45. ATn0ln Grimm !
DauEhreF
KfP - News: Has. Old
Timers
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Ils5, Kate Hopkins.
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orch . 6:45. News
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News.
KOMO - That Brewster
Boy
'KJR-For America We
sing.
.kIRO-Radio Theater.
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KMO-Breakfast Club.
XVI - Top OF Morning:
BIS. News
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stand. e:l5. Trade N
Sale.
KOMO - Transit Tunes:
B:l5 Victor Lindlahr.
KJR-Gospel Clinic.
KIRO-Treat-T1me. 9:l5
Mans
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KVI-Top OF the Morn
ing: $40. News
KTBI - Breakfast Band
stand: sis. Trade n
Sale.
.KOMO - Transit Tunes;
8:l5, Ship of Joy.
KJR-Eyeryman's Chapel
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News.
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Tune Topics
hIBI - news. 9.05. Mu-
sic; 9.ls. Morning Mu-
slcale.
kOMO-J c Scott Farm
Talk: els, Words and
Music.
KJR - News: 9.l5, Ann
Sterling Wonders
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speaks, els. Big Sis
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q:15, Dental Program
XVI Time Tunes-Top-
les.
KTBI-News: a:05. Mu-
sic: els. Mid-mornins
Musicale
K MO - Dream Girl;
GAS, Words and Music
KJR - News. els, Ann
Sterling Wonders
KIRO = Kate Smith
Speaks. e:l5, Big SIS
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KMO - Supermsn; Sis
ShafteT Parker Circus.
.KVI-CoWboy Trails
kTBI News, Tunes
Topics. 5;l5. Harmony
Hall
go MO Jane Arden.
s:f5 Gordon jenkins
Orch
KJR-EECOfts and Betty
BIS. Flying Patrol.
KIRO Vog Pop Wild
Parks and Wallg.
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:05, Concert Hour
kTBI Tin Pan Alley
1I;l5, Songs You Like
KOMO - Light Of the
World; HIS. Mystery
Man.
KJR Vincent Lopez
Orch.
KIRO - Bright Horizon
Il.lh. Aunt Jenny.
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KMO-Horaee Heidts Or
kkI-Final.
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IL as, News.
.hOMO-Blue Moonlight:
Il:45, Hollywood News
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Orch: 1855. News
kiRO - Easy Listening:
il:45. News for Alaska.
1855. News.
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KMO - Capt. Midnight
5:45. Jack Armstrong.
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Twilight Tempos.
lKTBI - Junior Safety
Club: 5:45, Crazy Cow
boy.
KOMO-Melodies by De-
Mello; 5:45, Bob Thom'
linson, News.
'KJR News OF World
derc ook; DAD
Straight shooters
KIRO = Don WinsloWi
5:45 Bob CARED, Re-
porting.
5:55. Elmer Davis, New
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AIS. Console Inter
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IKOMO - Lee Stecland,
Songs: AIS. This Arls-
taCrats
KJR - Goodwill; sos
Dance Orch,
IKIRO-Second MIS- Bur
ton: 4:l5. Young Dr.
Malone.
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kMO-News. 7:45 Trade
" Sale
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Review.
kTBl - Music: 7:35
News. 7:45. Wake Up and
/ Live.
TX q ~ o - Cowboy Joe
7:45 sam Hayes, News,
IkJR-Breakfsst Club
klRO-Bob Cared Re-
porting 7.45, Musical
Almanac.
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Twig Is Bent.
XVI - Song shop. 6.i5
Morning Hymnal
TIL Rainbow Trio.
S:45. Chapel Songs
KOMO Lindlahr. s:s5
David Harum
KJR - Prescott Presents,
sa5. Nichols Radio Pa.
rade.
K1RO - Hymns OF Al
Churches, 8:45. Stories
America Is0VeE.
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XVI = American Legion
c o N NJ e n tator. s4b
Lee Sweetland, Bari
KTBI - Musicale. 4:45,
shutdown Serenade
| KOMO - Concert and
Dance. 4a5, Bingham
and the News.
.KJR Concert Orchestra
.KIRO-HousewiYes, Inc,
4:45. The World Today
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KMO - Raymond Gram
SWING. Ti5. Spotlight
Bands.
.KuI-Hews. 7.l5. Waten
Your p as.
Concert.
.KOMO-Cont6nted Hour
kJR-Mondsy Merry Co
Round
KIRO-OTson Wells.
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KMO-Bob eros bys Or.
XVIII O'Clock FINAL
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KoAO-EVenlng Reyerics
X J r This OWNS
World. IFS. Jimmy
Nalshs Orch.
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Erwin HGo.
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kMo-HsKs. T.lS, NJ
steal Clock
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tbs. Singlug CoThand
kTBI - Good Morning
Nelghbor
KOMO = SFrcnade: : Is
TOP Of NorulnE.
KJR-Cisrk Dennis. T:ls
KfRC-srWS 7nS. Mu-
sic. ITO. Mkt Reports.
fI5 FarTn Forum.
1880 A. VI.
KINDNESS. 7:45. Trade
" SAFE.
XVI News. 745. Joe
Mil'ers Almanac
X T Bi Music 7.3o,
News, T.35. wake up
and Live.
KOMO-Reveille Round
up. z as. sam Hayes.
KJR-Breakfast Club
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7.45, Music.
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6i46, Chapel Songs,
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S:45, Wyde Awake News
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Churches: S:45. Stories
America Loves.
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KMO-U. S. Navy Aead'
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11.4b, News
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Ii&5. Arnold Grimm !
Daughter.
KJR-News, IL: as, Con
cert Hall.
KIRO - Fletcher Wiley
Has, Kate Hopkins.
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kN0 = Alkie DspIerts-
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KTBl-Isle q Paradise
AIS, Nike Mans NIX
ID.
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KNO-Lone Ranger
KVI-Anita Eoyer. 4:4o
Fall Fas lens ~
Melody
sic. 7.45. Egentide
Echoes
.KO MO - Cayalcade Of
America
.KJR-Greater Washing
ton.
.KIRD-B.Ondle.
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KOHo-Havthorne Hss
kJR-SeHs ? IS Christ
mas BCllriugfEs.
EIRn-Hnllyzood shoS-
cast.
1000 =. VI.
EMO-Horsee Heidt's Or
XVI AasteFgoIks o.
huslc
.ETBi-Neloav CRUISE
kOAO = NtWs 10 Is.
spafkFlus and sun
Ehlue.
X R National Radio
FuTum
KIRO-NeWs. 1915. NsEs
Roundup.
1880 p. NJ.
kMo-Dick JuTsent or
kkI-SWing Fa4ads
X 81 MELODY Cruise
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Sunshine DO as, 30
Sioekers Muse
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* RIO Ness. i0:s5
Without Words.
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& NJ o - News, silo
Ths Mayor spezks-
KVI-SemmisT Or sab
Evening Altar.
ETBl-EFsEtice keEosa.
elb SouE u the Is
lands
.KONO-Telsphone Hour
KIR-Trus or False
KIRO Vox Pop Win
Parks sEd Wslly.
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KNO-Toast 70 Bread,
l2,i5, News
KVf-News. IL is, March
Time.
KTBI-Musicsl Diner
KOAO-Agalnst Storm
l2.l5, Ma Perkins
KJa - orphans OF d.
EoIce, iafla. Anlenas
Of Honeymoon Hi
KIRO-Ihe Nan ] MAI
RED. l1;l5, News, Knox
Manning
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NlocYclEs
XVI keo koho nR kAo kTe
1880
TRes otss
This sponxo TOR iosi
Droaon chonees
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KAiO-Fulten LEWIS Y
psS Les BTouus Ofeh
kVf-KEts Aenns issonn
Piano. 8 IS. NiSht kal-
ton
KTBl-Neuss e3S. M
sc. s45. sons Of Pao-
ueeEA
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lkOAO - When Q Girl
NarrieE ais. pcrIla
Faces Lie
lKJR-Nr Wide Awake
Quiz ? IS. Design For
l Dancing
lkIRD-Eews ais. Pop
uiarity Preferred.
1880 L, NJ.
kMO - News zs5. tets
Play Bridge
kNI-SAgebTukh Ssren .
adR
kIBI-NcHs 235. Nh
sic : IS. Familiar Paw
oTitC.
.KONO - Homf E<TrlEe
245. Mari Marlin.
KJR A House ~ thf
Country ass hfss
Reporter
KIRO Tbs q HEills.
ass scsttsTgoed Rsinss
500 =, N.
KMO-fisven OF Rest.
KNI-Neus. ; os, Tlmely
Eeent
lKTBI-Mslodie Melodies
IKOMO = Pepper Young 4
Family. ais. 10 \ 9
Journey.
IKJR-Between the Book
ends. 3 lis, Religion Ia
New World.
KIRO-Girl Interne 3 is,
Hedda Hoppers Holly
wood.
$3.50 7. NJ.
lKMO-Studio; 8 as. MI
steal Matinee.
lKVI-Swing Concert.
IkTBI-News. SAB. MI
\ sic.
lKoMO - Homekeeper's
Calendar
lKJR - Bride Julia and
I Chuck Collins.
|KTRO Prank Parker.
/ Songs. 3 IS. Johnny
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$40 p NJ.

KAo-Douhis o. Nothi'g
ENf-Song Cycie -.
ModEIn Choir
KTBI-OFgsn Treasures
IS Eyeing tEs Ness
aONO-Hichard Crooks
Tenor
KJR-I Love . Mystery
kIRO GAY EOS Revue
S. william NiEteT,
News Analyst.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22
$500 p NJ.

ENTHUSIASTICALLY TAX
sis. SpoTts 6.snts
kVf-SWlns IL. 9 Is, The
War Today
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-22

Musicale.
K o MO - Dream Girl,
GAS. Words and Music
KJR - News: 9:l5. AM
Sterling Wonders.
KIRO = Kate Smith
Speaks. e:l5, Big Sis
ter.
$3.50 A. NJ.
KMO - Unity Temple
Gas, Mary rerry's Note
book.
XVI Time-Tunes-Top-
les; Q AS, Carolyn Davis
KTBI - Musicale. 9;45
News.
KOMO - Strings That
Sing: as. Skitch Hen
derson. Piano.
KJR - Christmas Seal
GAS, Helen Hiett. New
KIRO = Romance Of
Helen Trent; Q 40, Oul
Gal sunday.
10000 A. N.
K NJ q - News 1918
Mary TfTrg's Notebook
RVI-NeUE lO.O5. Inter.
Jude: 1915. ohora
Hour.
RJBI-Lsdies Page oi
this All
KOMO-Ciordon Clifford
1918. Bess Johnson.
KJR - Vance and Lila
1918. Breakfast a
Sardi's.
KIRO Life Can b
Beautiful; 1915, Wom'
an in White.
1880 A. NJ.
KMO Front Page Far.
rel: io:45. IN Find M
Kvi-Salute to Americas
K T BI - Paul CARSON
fo:i5, News.
KOMO-Bachelor's Chill
dren; i0:45. DR.. Kate.
KJR-Breakfast at Ssr-
dis; 1913. War News.
KIRO-Rlght to Happi-
ness. lo:45, Cues Prom
Sleeves.
ll;00 A. Nj.
KMo - Faith Heslers
ii .o5. Christmas Tree.
KVI-The War Today
ii :05, Concert Hour
KTBI Tin Pan Alley
1i:l5, Songs You Like
KOMO - Light Of thu
World; ifi5. Nyster'
Man.
XXI R- vincent Lopez
Orch.
KIRo = Bright Horizon
HIS. Aunt Jenny.
1880 A. NJ.
KMO-U. S. Navy Aead'
envy Band.
KVI-Concert Hour,
kTBI - Novelty Notes
l1:45, News.
KOMO - Valiant Lady
Ii&5. Arnold Grimm !
Daughter.
KJR-News IL as. Con
cert Hall.
KIRO = Fletcher Wiley
il&5, Kate Hopkins.
1900 NOON
Kl,O-Toast TO Bread
l2.i5, News.
Kvf-News, l2:l5. March
KTBI-Musicsl Diner
KOAo-Agalnst Storm
l2.l5, Ma Perkins
KJR = Orphans OF d.
Korce iati5. Amanda
Of Honeymoon Hi
KIRO-Ihs Man ] Mar
RED. l1;l5, News, Knox
Manning.
1850 z. NJ.
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tons. l245. Chsmpel
OF Commerce Forum
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Matinee
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KIRO - SinElng sam
IA as, Woman OF Cour-
age
l:00 p. NJ.
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ms
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KIRO-StspmotheE a1o
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KAio-Johnson Family
f.4S. BOaxe Carter
KyI-AodsEn Masters O.
Music
KTBI-ssWs. ! 5S. MI
sic. las. Tunes AROUND
Town
KOMO-Lorsrzo Jones
s5 Ioung Widoei
KJR CLUB Matinee
las. Transit Tunes
kIR6-AmeFlesn sShoo'
Of the Air
1900 p. VI,
KN0 Muse DspTscts'
ton AIS Studic
XVI Mystic Melodies
AIS. The Juke Box
KTBI-Isle q Paradise
AIS. Nike Mans NIX
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
Sing While
They Work

eliminating their special $4,000
drive for payment on their recent
~ purchased club house on the
corner OF Bruh and Ferry rho
Detroit Association n Women $
clubs will hold Triumphant Mass
Meeting on sun. March - al $50
PM at Bethel AME church a
splendid program hae been pre-
pared. and the pubic Is invited
Mrs Estelle Andrews. we'll known
soprano. will be the soloist Bethel
Senior choir Will also sing and
Mrs. Jessie Parrish is scheduled
for an organ solo. Among the
speakers are Miss Hertha Priest
young school teacher who viii
speak on "The Women of Tomor-
row" and Mrs c. s. Smith who
will talk about Club Women In
General Admission is free. Mrs
Rosa Gragg is the energetic presi-
dent Of the association. Mrs Jerene
G Macklin. chairman Of ways and
means and Mrs. Evelyn osborne
chairman Of music committee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
Woman Seeks
Missing Sister

Mrs. Annie Woods. issi5 Oak
Dale street. Rosevllle. Michigan.
who Is seeking 10 locate her Mise
Ing sister. writes the following let
ter which she hopes her sister may
read In The Tribune. The letter
reads:
-Dear sister;
IVY mothers name was Lucy
Long. Ny fathers name was How.
ard Long. You left one child with
my mother and took the other
child. one Of them was named Ber-
thu Harris. The boy's name was
ESSEX Harris. The last time ! Jaw
ron. you had a little girl whom you
called kooda. Bertha was four
years old. the last time | saw you.
The last time saw you. my name
was Annie Lacks. Ny name nj the
present time Is Annie Woods"