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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
ON THE LAM
lrifh ELLIOTT METCALF

HoSs RACING the raging sports of the country
makes its 9Th sans~ appearance Longacres Saturday
for a 4sday program.
Several hundred thousand persons will witness the pro-
gram which Is annually topped by the $4,000 Longacres
Mile.
How many thousands Of dollars will be wagered the
hang tails remains 10 BE answered.
There Is no TO judge. but money is plentiful here
ebouts thanks 10 the defense program that has industry
hummlng and military forces booming beyond World
War No. days.
And because plentiful well. the totsizers stand
ery chance Of
hare majority c soss attend the buttons
against the betting than
The remainder bsttors the
al its glamour
Women ardent bsttors although they do
- heavily They conservative Probably because they
women Maybe because their available cash Is
nut she racing laying his the
line h \ skin hrothcr . tramp SIMILAR
OF M Tire peculiarly
h human stream th.f r.k>> followers provides
extreme riches middle dire poverty, Yet their bible
TIE
Some win hungry betting and losing their last
bunch tip a misplaced judgment Of racing
Human reactions while ponies charging
stretch cannot be matched other sport They varied
eolcrs and types in flower garden.
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Core Nothing for Profit

Most Of the wagerers risk their money The sole hope
Of winning, cashing In eag shot, although you find
end Of the steady addcs who insist profits nothing to
them, that they bet only In the amount that the
average person spends for other recreatons
Much Of that az attributed TO relieve
their consciences They really themselves fooled
However there the that of gambling
desire heavily majority of the human
A fellow said other day:
Il can't figure what that horse racing Only
suckers bet No beat the
that fellow walked gadget
poured nckes into its greedy dollars
time
And later losing that conaption, sought make
losses punch board adding only deficit
We all just don't look things the
Your old companion wouldn't 81 a II
q n
But we'd put SO
zh eventually sheds branches
spend dollars shells
smoke innocent bird
No all don't thnEs the which
Il differences opinion which
did pro-
gram
But Of all the coorful dramatic
than horse racing considering all elements involved
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HUSKIES ROLL ON TO ANOTHER 'KEEPSIE WIN
inter Wins PNCA Golf Match


DENVER - Ben Hogan. COLTS
little man with the big stuff,
traded his clubs for a fishing pole
today. but said the exchange would
be only temporary.
The top money-winner Of the
year in golf arrived in town yes
terdsy-the first Of the big name
golfers 10 begin praeticing on the
Cherry Hills course where the PEA
tournament will be played next
month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
Only Bcer Could Really Hit :.

OF all the men Joe has fought only could be
ranked knockerout waloper. That of Max
Baer, but Max didn't punch the night he fought Joe
sdvering fright He through who had
Cinderella
poverty and ring obiivion
nailed like Fiz Ketchel Langford
greats Jeies Sharkcy,
Tmnsy Fred Fulton. wei and wei again.
Conn fought brilliantly until
ne erred with Louis then
landed punches
deadly bssx .
batting long string
rleep~skers happened opposition
along
sleepwaker. shifty
kid who cold anything power
htters the would the
virtue Of knocking Louis
Let the movies convince If can't
They pictures.
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Tacoma Star
Defeats Baird
Bling Crosby Elimin-
oted: Cameron Out

SPOKANE - Bing Crosby vas
out Of the running for the Pacific
Northwest Golf association crown
today. and the gallery turned its
attention 10 pair Of matches
that brought together four Of the
tournaments finest linksnen
Crosby bowed 10 Marsh Ham
mond of Spokane. 81. The screen
actor for three days was the out
standing attraction Of the tourns-
ment.
Meantime interest centered In
todsy's meeting Of Medslist Louis
Jennengs Of Portland and Canadian
Amateur Champion Ken Black Of
Vancouver. B. c.
Jennings was hard pressed to
eliminate Harry Mamma, Seattle,
and 1. Black had less difficulty
in trouneing II. V. Valentine, Spo-
kane. 4 and 3. Chuck Hunter. Ia
coma, runner-up to the medalist.
beat Phil Baird. Spokane. l up.
Another match paired Mar
win BUD Ward, former Ma
fional Amateur titleholder.
against Harry Givan, veteran
Seattle golfer. Ward ousted
Al Appleton. Spokane. 2 and
I, while Givan defeated Lieut..
!. n. Payne, Fort Douglas,
Utah. up.
Jimmy MoLsrnin. former worlds
welterweiEnt boxing champion, fell
before Harry Umbinetti, Seattle,
and 3.
In the womens division, Medal
ist Betty Jean Rucker of Spokane
was the major upset. She was
eliminated by Carol Gleason, a
fellow-townswoman, 2 and l.
National Champion Betty Jane
son of San Antonio, Tex, came
through as expected, beating Mrs.
Angie Parkhurst of San Francisco,
7 and 6. Defending Titleholder
Mary Mozel Wagner. Portland.
beat Mrs. w. ID. Nader. Spokane,
{ and 5.
other results yesterday:
Men-Mat Palacio, jr., San Fran
cisco. defeated Al Kenney. Spokane.
3 and q Ernie Jonson. Seattle. de-
feated Walter Cameron. Tacoma,
up. Howard Tustin. Spokane. de-
feated Mac O'Brien. Spokane, up.
Carl Jonson. Seattle. defeated Bob
Rucker. Spokane, 5 and 2. Ken
Storey Spokane, defeated Jim John
son, Portland; and - :, JACK ys shaw
Seattle. 3 and q Howard workman,
Spokane. defeated Carl Raymond. Ia
coma. Z and g. Jack Burns. Yakima.
Pat Cornell. Spokane, and
2 Ralph Whaley. Seattle. won by
defaul; from Gordon Wilson, Seattle.
women-Babe Freese, Portland.
beat Mrs. Z. T. Pope. Seattle, up.
Mrs. Omar Anderson. Portland. beat
Mrs L. p. Nelson. Spokane, 2 and I.
]. Carlson. Spokane, 8 and 2. Mar
gAret crosbie, Portland. beat Eliza
beth Tanner, Seattle. 6 and 4. Marion
Portland. beat Mrs Joe
Pedaoord, Spokane. up Cd the
twentieth.
Today's pairings;
Men-wsrd vs.. Givan. Jennings VS..
Black, Whaley We. Ernie Jonson.
Palacio VS. Umbinetti Hammond VS..
rustin. Hunter vs.. Carl Jonson. Storey
vs. Shaw. Workman vs. Burns.
Women-Carl Gleason vs.. Babe
Freese Betty Jameson vs. Mrs. Omar
Anderson. Mary wagner VS. Sissy
Green Marian McDougan vs.. Mar
Raret Crosbie.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

.PORTLAND-Gecsge Keep. jr..
of oswego. today donned the IA
xorite's mantle as he moved into
the semi-finals Of the annual
Junior state golf championship.
Keep yesterday ousted Norman
Smith a Seattle Z and and then
played or a tie for medal honors
with Roy Taylor Of Eugene. He
oardsd u to the Eugene juniors
81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
Highlanders
In Title Play

Highland Golf club will open
qualifying play for the 1941 club
championship Sunday. Players
will have until the following Sum
day, inclusive, in which to at
tempt qualification.
George Coombs. defending cham
pion, il in the army at Fort
worden and may not be able to
defend his title.
First round play will be
held Sunday, July Is.
Match play will prevail.
Plans have been arranged to
make all trophies the same size.
Each flight will take care of its
own finances with the club match
ing so per cent of the total.
That means that the winners Of
all flights will obtain a trophy
equal in size to the champ and
not one of peanut size in COM
parison.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
Skiffs 90 Tn

SEATTLE-Sesttle climbed back
into second place last night over
the tumbling San Diego Padres,
with lopsided II to 3 win over
San Francisco. Hal Turpin pitched
his 10th win of the year, limiting
the Seals to 10 hits while his mates
were jumping on Tom Seats and
Charley Schanz for II. JoJo
Whites first inning homer came
with a man aboard and Ned
Stickle's triple in the second
cleared the bases. White drove in
four Rainier runs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

Summary: Innings pitched. Seats
plus. Schanz 4: at bat off Seats
"a, Schanz 10: hits off Seats 10,
Schanz e. runs scored off Seats 5,
Schanz Z: runs responsible for. Seats
9. Schanz 3. Turpin 8. struck out
by Seats 3. Schanz 8. Turpin /: bases
on balls off Seats 3. Schanz /: losing
pitcher. Seats. left on bases. San
Francisco = Seattle 8: home run. J.
White. three base hits. Sickle.
Fernandez. two-base hits. Niemiec.
Lawrence. Schanz Scarsella, runs
batted in. J. White 4. Fallon. Law
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
.Yaks Divide;
Chiefs Score

Yakima obtained only an even
break against the Salem Senators
at Salem last night. After winning
the curtain raiser 2-1 behind Chuck
Greer's two-hit pitching, the Pip
pins dropped 81 decision to
Salem in the second game. Man
ager Bunny Griffith drove in all
of Salems three runs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

Summary: Runs hatted IN. Myers
Z GeuKius 2. Alden, Mccormack. Mar
timer. Hughes 2. two-base hits Kin
nemRn. Mccormack. three-base hit
Myers, home run. Hughes. double
play. Porter 20 Perry: left on bases
Tacoma Z. Spokane 5; base on balls
of Porter 3. struck out by Porter q
Kinnaman 9. hit by pitcher. Rosen-
lund BY Porter. wild pitch. Porter.
time OF game. 80. umpires, Orayec
and Valerie.
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nENATCHEF
Totals .......-. "a IL II n is 4
NcoTe hN Innings

Vancouver .. GA 400 lOI-11 Il ]
Wenstchee -. sol 40 i2x-l2 II 4
Summary. At bat off Weller y.
Libke i9. Goldman n, Jonas 7: runs
responsible for. Weller 10. Like
Goldman 10 Jonas ?. runs batted in,
Wilson, Marionetti, Raimondi 4. Jonas.
Wright 2 CsilteauX. Brenner 3. Far
rel. Goldman. Cox 3 Endress. Joiley.
Iorgersou two-base hits wilson SOL
ley. Wright. Cox. Raimondi. Jonas:
three-base hits. Marionetti. Raimondi.
Cailteau2 Torgerson. home runs.
Wright. Jolley. sacrifices. Marionett.
Wright. double plays. Cox 70 Toreer-
son. MarIonetti 70 Cox. left on bases
Vancouver ? Wenatchee &. base on
balls. of Goldman 4 Jonas ! Weller
Z Like J. struck out. BY Goldman
4 Jonas 2. Weller ?. Like !. nitk.
off Goldman In 3 plus innings off
Weller IN as innings ?. of Jonas
IN innings 2. of Like in s., IN
nlnEs s wild pitches Like. Jonas.
winning pitcher Like: losing pitcher
Jonas umpires. Nelson and Enzer.
tine. ? 70
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

towering sons
Of the Pacific
Co st hadn't
hauled a " a Y
the bridges.
buoys and the
city hall as well
as the silver.
The blum I
truth is that
they took just
a b o Ut every
thing else. In
the rsity
flight it was
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
lftrst Camel
TACOMA

Tacoma $3.50. 400 600 0o2-4 10 l
Spokane ... 100 o60 02x--e Q /
Summary-Runs batted In. Abbott
Gray. Cardoza. Mallory. Alden. Milani
Hughes 2. Rosenlund, Myers 5: two
base hits Myers. Rickert; three base
hits. Gray. Alden. MARTINEZ, Myers.
Hughes. double plays, Orlynn to
Gedzius 60 Milani. OFlynn TO Mar
tinez 70 Milani: left on bases. Tacoma
7. Spokane 8: bases on balls, off Ca
dinha 6. OF1ynn 2. struck out. by
Cadinha 5. oFlynn 2: vile pitch.
cadinha; time OF game. 2io. UNI
pires. Valerie and Oravec
Second Dame 2 lnnlngsl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE

WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
New York Z. Chicago l.
Brooklyn S. Pittsburgh 4.
Cincinnati SIS. Philadelphia 81.
st. Louis 6. Boston 2.
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r'olRIlTi7 I ,>p

loNAt> ss4ssasss-Ai ~ 10
Batted for Brown In seventh.
b Batted for Hileher in eighth.
Score BY Innings
Los Angeles ......ioo loi 600 as
Portland ......oio 600 no -
Summary - Six hits runs off
Hilcher in 8. and ? OFF Reio in 2
and off Flores In eA. and
OF Berry IN *. winning pitcher
Berry: LOSING pitcher. Reid. runs re
sponSible for. Hiicher 2 Flores 2 Reid
4. Berry I. struck out Hflcher
Flores ? Reid l. bases on balls. Hill
cher 1. Flores 8. Reid !. home run
Norbert. two-base hits. MAYO. Wein-
trauh. Stampef. Norbert Berry: sac
riflCe. Meruilo, runs betted In. Moore
2. Norbert. schultz. Reich. MAYO 2.
OH, left On bases. Los Angeles s.
Portland 7, double play. Brown -
Wright 70 Reich. wild pitches. Hilcher
Berry 1 unpires. snyder and Hood.
time. 2.37
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

Joe Louis Il extremely vulnerable around the chin.
That has been proved teo many times for argument
But If you convince yourself that
ride fly walk down Roxy theater and look the
movies Of Joe's fight with little Billy Conn.
Joe had weight bulge 2sA pounds which. his
trained athlete Not fat Not
kosf
tabled weighed 1891 pounds.
Billy weighed ia pounds.
The Bomber is sharpshooter with power in his fists.
Billy couldn't can't dent ROSTERS comb He Is
notorious hitter.
pun weights
what
Yet rshsery4exged Had him reeiing and
Bl, would
deposited hk
reeied chung By made almost complete circle
He foggy sfoot
Erandpsppy used 70
This mind against little grand boxer and tough
but without punch
neghbor Joe
lucky time when opposition there
killing hsrs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE

WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
New York Z. St Louis 5.
Boston Z. Cleveland 2.
Philadelphia 5, Detroit 4.
Chicago 2. Washington 0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

The quests and hosts q me TIN
Poughkeepsie regatta were left
with the painful memory Of an
other eastern rout yesterday. Out
OF the entire carnival there was
only one thing about which the
natives could cheer that the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

renee. Eiemiec, Gyselman. Turpin,
Matheson. Scarsella 2. Holder. Fer
nandez. D. White: sacrifice. Fallon:
stolen base Sickle double play,
Seats to Fernandez 70 Pain; time,
!: 80
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Tigers Badly
Bruised, Boys
Beoten Twice by
Indiuns. ga. Ito
WEDNESDAYS RESULTS

WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
Yakima 2-1. Salem Is.
Spokane Gil. Tacoma 40.
Wenatchee IL, Vancouver II.
SPOkANE-Those Spokane In
dams can't be counted out Of the
Western International league race
yet-not by far.
They climbed TO within a few
percentage points Of the league
leading Yakima Pippins last night
with a double triumph over the
Tacoma Tigers % and Ito.
In the opener. the Tribe broke
loose with six runs in the fifth
to clinch the game.
Bob Kinnaman pitched four-hit
ball for the victors in the seven
inning nightcap.
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YAkIN
Total


Yakima 5000. Ol0 600 oO0-l 6 4
Salem ....-.. 0lo 1ol ooX-3 4
Summary. Runs responsible for.
Oliver ! Eistnmann ?. struck out. by
oliver 7. Eisenmann 7: base on balls.
Off Oliver ?. Elsenmann g. Wild pitch
Eisenmann. left on bases. yakima 5
Salem &, three base hit. Younker
runs batted in Reese. Griffiths 3:
sacrifice hits. Lightner. BerRstrom
double plays. Bates to Lanlfero. oliver
10 LAnifero 70 Bates; time ] ST. UNI
pireS. Weisgerher and Moran
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vt The
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
Seattle u. San Francisco 3.
Hollywood 3. Sacramento ?.
Oakland s. San Diego 3.
Los Angeles S. Portland (ten
innings).
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TacOna May
Join Senis
In Football

SEATTLE The Northwest
semi-pro football league will take
no action on charging its mem
bership until July, Secretary
Homer Cooke said today.
A meeting had been scheduled
tonight but Cooke said none of
the prospective entries Everett,
Tacoma and Portland-has made
formal application.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

Your Postmaster can tell you
how to invest in u. 3. Defense
Bonds-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
Coach Ulbrickson Admits
Squad Probably His Best
California Beers Second in Varsity
Event Win JGyvee; West Remoins Tops
BY JACK GUENTHER
United Press staff Correspondent

FOUGHkEEPsIE n N-There many RELUCTANT sdnsloTs
propelng college shell over gwen
Of The west Just can't Be matched
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

Washington and California. In the
freshman competition it was Cor
nell and Wisconsin, but skip that
as an oversight.
The far-westerners graciously
didn't bring their yearling crews
along.
The story Of the race for the
varsity trophy ia simply told and
best told by Al Ulbrickson. the
man who fashioned the winning
galley slaves into the smooth. pow
erful unit they proved to be.
AL PROUD OF KIDS
This is probably as great a
crew as I've ever been fortunate
enough to handle" he modestly
explained after his bronzed Huskies
had swept over four miles of the
mirror-like Hudson river to their
fourth regatta triumph in six
years.
I'm proud of the boys and
proud of the capable manner in
which they worked. Don't ever
think California wasn't tough"
Ulbrickson stopped there but the
oldsters who have watched boats
come and go in this sweltering
river hamlet since before Rip Van
Wrinkle dozed off weren't content
to let matters stand.
They were busy haillng the
gameness Of the Husky No. 1
man. Doyle Fowler. who had
been ailing until the eve Of the
race. and the smartness of
Coxswain Vic Fomo.
Fomo sent his charges away
fairly easily while California stayed
almost even with his bow. For a
mile the white-tipped Husky oars
cut the water lightly in a two-boat
race while the other seven starters
gradually fell behind.
Washington held a quarter
length advantage at a mile and a
half and about four feet at the
halfway mark-rowing a steady
80.
BEARS LACK POWER
Then Fomo slowly upped the
count-to 81, 80 and finally SO, and
that was all it took The Bears
reached as high as 80 but they
lacked the power of Washington
at the end.
Cornell. the heaviest crew in the
race. also was game but finished
another three lengths behind.
Syracuse, Princeton. Wisconsin,
Rutgers, NJ. 1. T., and Columbia
trailed in order.
The time wasn't too good.
At 1883 ii was far off the
record Of 1895 set by Gall
fornia In 1899. The ease of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

Salem &C.,. o1o 600 o. 2 /
Summary: Runs responsible for
Windsor !. struck out BY Windsor 1
Greer ?. base on balls. windsor 2
Greer 6. wild pitches. Greer 2: left
on bases Yakima 4 Salem ! runs
batted in. Madrid Reese. sacrifice
hits. Cameron. Bergstrom: stolen
basek Bates. Bliss double play
Madrid 70 Koski TO Reese. time. 80.
umpires Moran and Weisgerber.
ANNEnNHk-En
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Teacher Gains
Colorado Final
international New. service wire

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col,
Aug. "a Denver school teacher
and an heir 10 a washing machine
fortune today won the right 10
clash in the 36-hole finals OF the
twenty-firSt Broadmoor Invitation
Golf tournament.
The teacher is John Kraft, who
rapidly came 10 the fore this sea-
son. Today he gave another goli
lesson 10 Dee Replogle, the Stan
ford University student from
Oklahoma City. who dropped his
.esmi-final match one down.
Kraft's opponent tomorrow will
be l.. b. (Bud) Maytag Of Colo
RADIO Springs, member OF the
noted washing machine family,
who copied the Broadmoor title
in 1881 and 1892 Maytag de-
lfeated John Oliver. the city cham
pion of Amarillo, Tex one up.
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Split Helpful

Most encouraging TO the State
League OF late has been the in
crease in patronage at the gate.
Most OF the loops leaders attribute
the gains 10 the "dog-hght' race
which has been going on in the
second half
incidentally. II appears the split
season definitely Will become a
regular part OF the State League
schedule. It's worked more sue
cessful than the former system Of
qualifying four teams for a
Shaughnessy playoff series.
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CKLW-Q Queen Eliza beth s
talk rebroadcast
WXYZ-Bob Strong-M.
1880 r. ~.
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CKLW-BBC Eewsreel-T.
WxYZ-Ray Kinney-A.
WJLB Baptist tabernacle,
WJBK-MOon Magic-M.
1919 p. NJ.
WJBk-Populsr melodies.
~ 90 y. NJ.
WJR-Jack KinE-T.
WWJ-Willsrd kennedy-T.
~kLW-Val clare-T.
WXYZ-Music You Want.
WJLB-Goodwill hourly.
WJBK-sandlot scores-T.
II;I5 y. NJ.
WJR-Chas. Spivak-M.
WWJ-Dauce Music
CKLW-Harry James-M.
NJBK-Music Potpourri
1f.30 r. NJ.
WJR-MAl Hallett-M.
CKLW-lnterlude-M.
WJLB-Dance music ".
WJBK-Dauce Time-M.
Il;45 r. NJ.
CkLW-Jimmy Joy-M.
WXYZ-voice OF Hawaii-N
WJBK-Popular Rhythms.
4, MIDNIGHT
WWJ-Weather; scOres-T
CKLW--Charlie Barnett-k
Withdrawing edition NJ
WEXL-Moonlite tunes-M
WJBK-Night Owl-V.
1880 A. NJ.
Dawn Patrol-M.
I2;ts 4. NJ.
NJBK- Rhythm Mast's-l
90 A. NJ.
NEXI-Noonlight Tunes.
WJBK-NewE Night Ow'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
1900 NOON

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WJR-Church Of the Air.
WWJ-Silver Strings-N.
CKLW-Hello. children-T.
WxYZ-Ehild. Theatef-N.
WJLB-Jewish Hourly.
WE.KL-Rev. Van Loon X.
WJBK-Children's Hourly.
Wi5D-Melody's Universe.
1913 r. NJ.
WwJ-We Old Timers NJ.
WcAR-Margaret Pelican.
1880 q. NJ.
WJR-Aother's Album M.
WWJ--Garden HOur-T
CKLW--Conga Time NJ
WCAR-Wake Up America
WEXL-Rev. ~. Stecewicl
W45D-Charlie DAnt-A.
I2:45 r. NJ.
WJR-husical-M
WWJ-Willsrd Kenusdy.T
WxYZ-Rhumba Time NJ
WEXL--Lutheran Church.
4 200 y. NJ.
WJR-Learning Invitation.
WWJ-Upton Closet.
ckLW-Dream House M.
WCAR-Labor Party-T,
WxYZ-News Reyiew-T.
WExL-Gospel Tabernacle.
WJRR-Polish Vsrieties-N.
W45D-The Far EAst-T.
I:ib y. VI.
WWJ-String symphony.
WCAR-NeWs-T
WXYZ-Foreign Policy-T
Withdrawing H0ur-M N.
WxYZ-FOreign Pohcy-T
Wf5D--String Ensemble NJ
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WJR-Selectees AIT.
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CKLW-Lutheran Hour-R.
WxYZ--Grass court tennis
WCAR-Old Fash. Church.
WENI-Bethel Tabernacle.
W45D-John Hsmmond-A.
90 y. ".
WJR--Columbia sym phony