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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
David Luck
Ade Q KKanter
Engaged

MR. Nh MRS NJ Rs Gfffl4fR eff st7.S
ANDREW KANTER today are
announcing the engagement Of
their daughter Miss Adele. to
David Johnson Luck Of Austin.
Tex-,-Snn -nl Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles a. Luck OF Detroit
Miss Kanter went 10 Liggett
and the University of Vermont
and made her debut in 1887.
She Is a member of Sigma
Gamma
Her fance Is a graduate of
Dartmouth and ttt1e Wharton
School of Finance in Philadel-
pima. He is an instructor, now,
at the University of Austin,
Texas, but viii be home June l.
MIR. AND MRS. ROY {.
FRITZ tjcan Allan of Dundee
road in Huntington Woods. an
nounce the birth of a son, John
Allan. on April Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
lhrong
AtCasino
Luncheon

AMONG TIE many who
turned out for luncheon and
dancing in the Book-Cadillae's
Casino Saturday afternoon
were.
Miss Ann Evans and her
brother, jim
Mrs. F. ". Starting. Mrs
Helen Hudson and Miss Mildred
FltZ PATRICK
Billy Baxter. making his first
public appearance since his long
trip in the South and the West
with Miss Evelyn Feeteau--
Art Simon, on leave from hrs
military duties. with his mother
Mrs. Ben Simon
Howard Davidson and friends.
At A LUNCHEON yesterday
the engagement Of Miss Ann Pa
tricia Feeney daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence +. feeHey,
and Gerald Lane. son Of John
J. Lane of Lawrence avenue and
the late Mrs. Lane. was made
kt4essfi.
Miss Feeney has named June
q as the date OF her marriage.
Among the several guests al
tn announcement luncheon
were:
Virginia Martin. Mary Thomas,
Alice Nichols. Fran Putnam
Mary Jane Maher, Shirley Nor
rison. Shirley Graham. Mid
DORM, Gan Golden. Mary Jane
Herbig. Peg Sweeney. Rome
GaSpard, Ruth Duffield. Kay
Byrne. Mrs. Harry Fitz John
and Mrs. James Prince.
MRS. DEAN EMERSON will
be hostess today at l O'Clock
at luncheon to the District
Nursing Society.
Members wili-Heet- at her
house about i o'clock to sew.
Among those who will be
present are; Mrs. Russell Dex-
Ter. president: Mrs. Albert II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

Al 10 O'CLOCK this morning,
Miss Edith Mae Powers, daugh-
ter of Mrs. John Henry Powers
and the late Mr.. Powers, and
Earl John Healey. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward A. Healey Sr.,
were married at Gesu Church.
The Rev. John Hayes of SYRIA
cuse, n. Y, a cousin of the
bridegroom, effieiatedi= at the
ceremony and the Rev. Thomas
Hayes. another cousin, who also
came from Syracuse, to read the
nuptial mass.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her uncle, Herman
J. Wittenberg, wore W e
chiffon made with a fitted bodice
and lace insertions. Her finger
tip veil was held in place by a
tiara of tuife and seed pearls.
She wore elbow-length lace
mitts and carried gardenias,
white roses and white sweet
peas.
Miss Mary Mielock, the maid
of-honor, wore heavenly blue
marquisette over pale pink and
carried a Colonial bouquet of
pink roses and blue freesia
Mrs. Joseph Gallagher, sister
of the bridegroom, and Gene
We've Ruese were bridesmaids
and their heavenly blue mar
qulsette gowns were made With
lace inserts in the skirts. They
Wore matching tulle hats and
carried Colonial bouquets of
pink carnations and blue freesia.
Edward A. ffeaiey Jr of
Cleveland was his brothers best
man and the uShers were Stan
ley Teagan and William Han
kins.
For her daughters wedding,
Mrs. Powers wore olive green
crepe with Benedictine brown
accessories and d shoulder spray
of gardenias.
Following the ceremony,
breakfast was held at Botsford
Tavern for the wedding party
and immediate families and this
afternoon, a reception is being
given at the brides home in
Dearborn for relatives and close
friends.
The young couple will motor
to Washington, d. C, and for
going away. the bride is wear
ing nav blue sheer with navy
and red accessories.
Among out-of-town guests
here for the wedding are Miss
Mae Hayes and Frank Hayes of
Rome, n. Y, and Mrs. Edward
A. Healey Jr. of Cleveland.
MRS. WILLIAM GERVAIS,
chairman of the ticket commit
tee for the concert TO be given
by Detroit alumnae of Valpar-
also University. is entertaining
the members of her committee
at luncheon today. in the
Momen'S City Club.
The meeting is to check up
on outstanding tickets for the
concert which will be given
April y. at $50 p. m. in the
Detroit Institute of Arts.
Mrs. GervaiS' guests include:
MesdameS william Fenske,
Archibald Mckay Irma Maui,
Ray Hansen. William Hansen.
Otto Rosenbusch. Carl Thrun,
Alvin Stoetzer. Alex Regener.
HUGH Henderson and Carl Plum
hof.
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This is the wedding day of
pretty BONNIE BERNICE
JAYNE. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur L. Jayne OF IN
dian road. who becomes the
bride of John NJ. Carnaghie.
GrlfIths, wee president; Mrs.
Mcpherson Browning, treasurer;
Mrs. Harry Cupper. secretary;
MIS-. James ScrippS Booth. pub
LEFTY chairman, and Mrs. Henry
L. Newman. chairman of Bay
court Committee.
THE MEMBERS of the Bad
minton Club of Hannah Y. NJ
C. a are giving their Spring
dinner dance this Saturday in
their clubrooms.
Chairman of the COMMITTEES
and president of the club is
Leigh Mackellar and is assisted
-by Warren Johnson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Escorted by Franklin D. If.


That Madge Lndley who for the Eleanor Roose
veRobe Proctor Elliott nupais escorted to her place
IN church by Franklin d. Roosevelt Jr2....
That invitations the church and wedding included
card for the Roosevelt Elliott wedding2...
That Mrs J. Vincent pwyer back from Florida is fast at
her Red Cross work again and that women
You know put fullme fiveday week at headquarters
which Is quite job?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
n N ayf E: -.

THESE GLORIOUS afternoons chat should bring clouds
TO the sky)....
Find the go. and the exhibition of
paintings handcrafts Of Detroit Artists Market
attracted many at its opening
That opening incidentally, marked by tea.
making it very gala occasion and the paper thin bread
butter sandwiches drew almost much praise
of the handsome objects dart exhibit
Mrs Julius H. Haass authority, declared the ceramics
better all the time
Among the exhibitors IN this class
Mrs. William B. Stra4ton. Marta Gratel. CleVia
Calder. Walt Speck- Charles berry. Grace
Befgey.
Charles Pitt Helen Brett Murray Douglas
Henry Johnson and others
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and a-Marketing They Go

AMONG THOSE who dropped INTO the market
Mrs. Graham John Graham almost her first public
appearance since her horse fell her requiring that her leg
be kept a cast for nine long weeks.
She radiant don't you think she always So in char
and black printed rock and becoming yelled ogque
Mrs Avan Macauey Mrs Christian Henry Hecker.
Mrs. John Matter. Miss Mary Woodruff Mrs George
Goodsou.
Mrs Albert oNeH 1--WE hardly knew son Albert in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Draft Call
Speeds Up
Wedding
BY THE BYSTANDER

SPEEDING UP the wedding
date has become a popular GUS
tom these exciting. military
days, and the latest TO advance
their nuptial plans. from May 10
until today. are Betty Van After
and John Hirvel.
The bridegroom has been sum-
moned by his draft board and so
the wedding Journey will have to
be completed by April u.
The marriage is taking place
today in GeSu Church with the
Rev. Thomas j. Moore. S. j..
officiating. The bride is a
pretty picture in her gown of
blushtone satin made with a
heart shaped neckline, a long
bodice and a train. Her three
TERED veil of palest pink illusion
falls from a Dutch cap held in
place with pink orange blossoms.
She is carrying a large arm
bouquet of white iris.
Dresses of the maid of honor
and the bridesmaids are identi-
cal except for color. Maid Of
honor Jeanne La Joie is wearing
daifodill yellow net with a lace
bodice short full sleeves and a
long full skirt. Her hat is a
Flemish halo in matching shade.
Her flowers are blue iris with a
center of yellew daffodils.
The bridesmaids, Loretta Har-
rison and Judy Van After. are
wearing French blue and carry
ing arm bouquets of yellow daft
fodilS with centers of blue iris.
John Gedda is the best man
and the ushers are Gene Hoff
and Leonard Hurst
Because of the changed we'd
ding plans the reception had to
be cancelled The immediate
families of the young couple arr
enjoying a bridal breakfast a u
he Aardelll -
- lAAgAMALAA-A
RACER, who will become the
bride Of John kirschenheiter on
May 3. Mrs. Leona Vuehetich,
Mrs Viola Goetsch and Miss
Madeline RACER are entertaining
with a dinner at i'iift.=7st Arlington
This evening
Following the dinner. there
will be a shower and bridge
party.
IN CONJUNCTION with the
National Convention of Alpha
Gamma Epsilon to be held in
Detroit this year. the Detroit
Tech chapter of the fraternity
is sponsoring a dance in the
English Ballroom of the Book
Cadillac Hotel on May 10
Brooke MarStiller is chairman
of entertainment committee.
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Faithful to Artists Market

MRS ALVIN MeCORD. Mrs. George Lanng Miss
Edith Ferry Mrs Clarence Wilcox Mrs. Richard H.
Ieeker who has been of the most faithful of Artists
Market supporters, it seems TO ISL.
Mrs Arthur Webster Miss Frederick Allen Mrs
Clare Bracket Mrs Willard S. Worcester.
Mrs Harold Browne Mrs Orison White Mrs. George
Kamperman. Mrs. Kenneth Warren Mrs. Neil McMath of
Bloomfield Hills =. Adelaide Mason.
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Now It's a Rainbow Horse

HUMoR WAS found in the figures cats cows ROSTERS
and little glass horses
rainbow horse drew special attention. eolored in all
The o the rainbow.
Found many admifing the water coors of Jay
Boorsma whose very always euls up the imposing
figure he is at Scarab Balls
Mrs. Lee Simpson. president of the market...w
hand early. greeting all the guests
Official hostesses included:
Mrs. Haldeman Fnnie Mrs Robert Kales Mrs. Trent
McMath (who buying of the exquisiteIy
hand-carved silver jewelry at the market
Mrs. David r. Ballentine. Mrs. Edgar Thorn. and
Mrs Thatcher Rea...
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ais. The Twlg Is Bent
1 kVI-Amerlcsn School
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Lone Journey.
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sinslu Sam.
2:30 z. M.
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Play Bridge.
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| 2:45. Sesttsrs o o c
Baines
lHOMO-GuicinS Light
2:45. Life Beautiful
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Little Brass BAND
2:4S, Wayne Van Dyne
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800 p. NJ.
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EIRO-Ssriai
$3.50 p. NJ.
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Ss5. Smilin Thru
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World TO-DAY
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S.4s. Gasoline Alley
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f. HA SsyleA
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n sale
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Powers.
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As. Sam Hayes.
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taste Egg Hunt
White House Lawn.
1855. Wes-
ther
500 A. Nj.
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Live; e:l5. Haven o.
Rest.
KVl-Treat Time. Sis
News.
Gavin, sls
Against Storm.
K J R-M / xe m an @
Matchem. BIS, Nlen-
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Time: slo
News.
$3.50 A. M.
OF Rest:
8 as. Unity Temple.
XVI - Goldbergs. s:45,
II Y m n s o ( a ]
Churches.
KOMO - Popular Pot
pourrl. s:45. David
Harum.
kJR - Christian Science
s45, Ann Sterling
kIRO 800 Goldbergs s:45
Hymns OF All Churches
800 A. nj.
kVI-Kate Smith; e:15,
When a Girl Marrles.
kOMO-Victor Lindlahr
kJR-News. e:l5, Health
Club.
kIRO-kate Smith: e:l6.
Serial.
$3.50 A. M.
Portraits
9:45, Keep Fit to
Music.
kVI-Helen Trent: e:45,
Gal Sunday.
of Ex-
perience; 9:46, Musical
Handy Man.
xJh-Farm and Home.
1000 A. M.
b. Hughes:
l0:l5. G h APPEL Mo-
ments.
XVI - Lie Beautiful,
10:15. Woman in White
kOMO - julia Blake;
l0:l5, Home Service.
kJR-Farm and Home,
l0:l5. Inquiring Re-
porter.
1890 A. M.
SMO - ellen Holden;
10 40, III Find My
Way.
XVI - happiness. l0.45
Homemakers,
K o MO Mixem and
Matchem. l0:45. Dr.
Kate.
AJR Religion: lo:45
News; go. Harvey
Harding.
xlRO - Serial; 10:46,
Songs OF a Dreamer.
IL 100 A. M.
Neigh
bors; ll:l5, Federated
Women.
SvI-Blg Sister: HIS,
Aunt Jennie.
of World;
1l:l5. Mystery Man.
kJR-Art Bakers Note
book.
III 80 A. nj.
Sym =
phony.
XVI - Fletcher Wiley +.
Has, Home OF the
Brave.
kOMO-Valiant L a d );
ll:45, Grimms Daug =
ter.
With Dance.
Il AS. News.
100 NOON
l5. l2:1h
News.
XVI - Martha Webster.
12:l6, News
nOMO - Mary Marin.
l2:15. Ma Perkins.
kJR-Orphans OF Dr.
vorce. l2:l5. Amanda.
1890 p. nj.
KMO-Symphony.
12.45. Edith Adams,
XVI - K ate Hopkins,
12:45, W o m a II OF
Courage.
hOMO = Pepper Young.
l2.45 VIC ana Sade.
K JR-John's Other VIE.
12:45. Just Plain Bill.
KIRO-Kate Hopkins
100 z. M.
Are AIw avs
Young, Ills. Comics
sions OF a Corsair.
nNI-Porrla Blake. l.lo.
Myrt and Marge
Vile;
1:l5, Stella Dallas.
KJR-Mother OF Mine:
lis, Cecil Solly.
1880 p. nj.
Family;
las. The Bookworm.
J o h n s o n;
l45. Stepmother.
hOMO-LorenzO Jones;
LAS, Wilder Brown.
kJR-HeaIth Clup; ! 80,
Cowboy Joe
SIRO-SerIal
200 p. NJ.
kMO-John b. Hughes
ais. The Twlg Is Bent.
SVI-Amerlcsn School
aOMO-Girl Alone. z.lo,
Lone Journey
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E4a-tr4f Sa
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KMO-Devotions
KVI-West Coast Church
K o NJ o - n e W S, 8:0S.
Rhapsody OF Rockies.
S;l5. Red Cross De-
tense.
KJR-Compass Mission.
k1RO - West Coas
Church.
$3.50 A. Nj.
K NJ o - Studio; s45,
Bread Of Life.
KVI-Major Bowes
kOMO - Music and
American Youth.
kJR - Luther Laymen
Singers. S:45, Voices
OF Tomorrow
HRO-Rev Helm.
900 A. Nj.
KMO-Quaker City Sere-
made; q:15. Fifth Ave-
nue. Easter.
kV1-Mslor Bowee
KOMO-Fellowship Hour
KJR-Rex Maupin Orch.
e:i5. ] Am an Ameri-
can.
$50 A. VI.
kMO-Haven OF Rest.
kVl-Salt Lake CITY
Tabernacle
KOMO-Pageant OF Art.
kJR-Music Hall.
k1RO-Salt Lake City
Tabernacle.
1000 A. Nj.
KMO-News: lo:iS. NyA
Workshop.
EVI-Church OF Air
KOMO-Swins and Sway
kJR-Music.
klRO-Church.
III .ou A. M.
KMO-workshop. lo4S
Canary Chorus
kVI-NewS: lo:35. Rs-
distore Rhythms
KOAO-On Your Joe
KJR - Church. lo;4S
John Seagle.
KlRO News: io;4S
Around the Sound.
IL 100 A. NJ.
EMO Inde pe ndeni
Bible Church
KNI-Free Company
KOMO \ BIC Srring
symphony.
EJR - American Ptlgri-
mage il:iS. Foreigu
Policy
KIRO - Plymouth Con-
. SreSst.orl Church
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kMO Wake Up ana
Live. sis. Haven OF
Rest.
'kNl-Treat Time: sis,
News.
kOMO-Bill Gavin, . 10
Against Storm.
K J R-M xe m an d
Matchem. BIS, Wen
nese Ensemble.
.kIRO-Treat Time. 8 10,
News.
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kMO-News.
KVI-Kate Smith; e:15,
When a Girl Marrles.
lKOMO-Victor Lindlahr
kJR-News. e:i5. Health
Club.
kIRO-kate Smith: p:l6.
Serial.
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kMO-John b. Hughes:
l0:l5, G APPEL Mo-
ments.
XVI Lie Beautiful.
10:15. Woman in White
kOMO - Julia Blake;
1915, Home Service.
kJR-Farm and Home
1915. InQuirlng Re
porter.
kRO--Serl
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KMO-Musical Portraits
9.45, Keep Fit to
Music.
lKVI-Helen Trent: p:45,
Gal Sunday
lkOMO-Voice OF Ex-
perience; s:46. Musical
Handy Man.
'kJh-Farm and Home.
KIRO-Serial.
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kMO-Haven OF Rest:
8 as. Unity Temple.
XVI - Goldoergs. s4o,
II Y m 5 Of a ]
Churches.
KOMO - Popular Pot
pourrl. 6.45, David
Harum.
kJR - Christian Science
645, Ann Sterling
kIRO - Goldbergs s:45
Hymns of All Churc hes
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KMO-Philadelphia Sym
phony.
XVI - Fletcher Wiley
: Has, Home OF the
Brave.
kOMO-Vallant L ad ),
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ter.
KJR-On With Dance
Il AS. News.
lkIRO-LOmmentst
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%Oh o - Defense 70
America
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KIRo-Peoples Platform
4:30 p. NJ.
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KOAO = soprano. +4e
Kaltenborn
KJR-Varieties
KIRO-EeWsreel.
500 r. NJ.
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Sis. Crazy Cowboys
KVI-Army Recruiting,
5:1b. Serenads in Tan
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ROMo-Hotel' Orchestra
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Sis, Man and tbs
World
KIRO-Songs OF Youi
Heart.
$3.50 r. M.
KMO Hawaii Calls.
5:45. Church Service.
kVI-Sports; 5:55. Elmer
Davis.
KOMO Paul Carson
$50. Howard and Shell
ton.
KJR = Bishop 81 Gar
goyle. Mystery.
RIRO-Sports.
900 p. Nj.
KMO-Superman. 6:lb,
You and Your Dog.
KVI-Kids Qulzaroo.
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Dance.
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$50 p. M.
KMO-John p. Hughes.
6:45. Contact.
KVI-Bill Henry. 645,
Serensde.
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Toscanini.
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700 =. M.
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tbs. News.
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Pine Canyon Boys.
KOMO-Uncle Ezra
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KIRO Serenade: 7:l5,
Questionary.
1880 p. M.
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XVI Quartet. 7:45.
Waltzes.
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A Case Of Books.
500 Z. Nj.
Hornet.
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K o MO - Truth-Conse-
quence.
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$50 p. Nj.
KMO-Calif. Melodies.
XVI - Duffy's Tavern;
8:55, Bob Trout.
KOMO - Knickerpocker
Playhouse
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Tavern.
900 p. nj.
K M o N We. 9.15,
Dance Orchestra.
KVI-Hit Parade.
KOMO-Cornish School
Program.
KJR Sports Forum,
9.l5, Serenade.
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$3.50 p. M.
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Orchestra.
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1000 p. M.
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KV1-News; 1915. Music
to Remember.
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Corp 1o:15, Orchestra
SJR-Sat. Night Mixup.
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News Roundup.
1890 p. nj.
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XVI ORD Today
l0:45. Orchestra.
KOMO-Orchestra
kJR-Songs ID Night.
KIRO - News Roundup.
1888. Weather Reports
IL: 700 p. NJ.
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kV1-Martha Mearx.
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KJR - Fishing News,
li:05. Skinny Ennis
Orch.
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IL: 80 Z. Nj.
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KV1-Manny Strand
Gar
dens
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KIRO-Savory Opera Al
bum; 10 midnight,
Concert Hour. | a. m.
Hour of Reflection.
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kMO-Church.
KVI-World OF To-day.
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Table
KJR-Tapestry Musicale
HRO-Church.
1900 NOON
KMO-Church.
KVI-New York Philhsr.
monte
KOMO - AiNem an c
Mate hem: i2l5. Kali
tenborn
X JR Great Plays
THE Cord
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kJR-Church OF Christ.
2:l5, Conference OF
Christians and Jews.
KIRO-Music.
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kMO-Friendly Neigh
bors; ll:l5, Federated
Women.
lkV1-Blg Sister. HIS,
Aunt Jennie.
KOMO-Light of World:
HIS. Mystery Man.
kJR-Art Bakers Note
book.
Serial
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-18
By Peter Edison
The Inside Track in WASHINGTON

knowing that these programs are
tree press news. and not the dream
stuff of manufactured prOpaganda.
INSIDE STUFF
Another Rockefeller innovation is
& private news letter sent out in
Portuguese and Spanish by weekly
alrmail to some 5000 key people in
government and private business
among the 20 sister republics. This
American News Letter" takes the
form of similar confidential news
letters sold by private reporters to
U. S. business four pages of type
written copy run through a dupli-
eating machine. It boilS down the
weeks news of special interest to
hot shots, wrapped up in such form
to make it appear that this, COM
padres amigos, is the only real
inside straight confidential dope on
what's going on.
Most ambitious effort of the
Rockefeller organization in seeing
that the South Americans get
straight news and not propaganda is
through a new special news picture
service being set up in Washington
under Francis Jameson, Pulitzer
prize winner, and Harry Frantz,
veteran United Press cable editor.
When this service is fully organized
it will cooperate with the western
hemisphere papers in preparing and
furnishing news about the Ameri-
cas-. Only one South American pa
per now has a correspondent in
Washington. u. S. news services do
furnish cable coverage on spot news,
but the feature news and the special
requests can't all be handled. Why
U. S. chemical imports from the
Argentine are increasing, outlook
for the South American hide market
how Puerto Rico's price control
works, editorial reaction of the us.
preSs-all this the Rockefeller news
service will furnish on request
In all this service of information
for South and Central America,
however, efforts are made to see
that there is no competition with
private enterprise. News for the
LatinS is first offered to the regular
U. S. commercial distributors. If
they don't want it. then the CO.
ordinator'S office will put it out, it
self
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-18
Uranium Crackers
CORPORAL QUIZ

TWo-Striper is the name they give
a corporal in our Army. You should
know why, and also the answers
to most of the following questions
about cOrporalS.
/. Is a corporal a commissioned
or non commissioned officer? What
arm ranks are Immediately above
and below his?
2. What dictator of today was a
corporal in World War I?
3. What U. S. Army corporal re-
Gently married a well-knoWn
screen society girl?
4. What was Corporal Violet?
5. What is corporal punishment?
ANSWERS
/. Corporal is a non-commiSsion-
ed officer. Immediately above him is
sergeant; below, first class private
Corporal's chevrons have two
stripes.
2. Adolph Hitler was promoted
to corporal while in the German
army in World War I.
3. Corporal Palmer Beaudette
married Cobina Wright, Jr.
4. Corporal Violet was Napoleon
also known as the Little Corporal
Friends in France gave him the
former name during his exile in
Elba when the hoped he would
return with the violets in the spring
5. Corporal punishment is that
applied to the body of the offender
including whipping, the death pen
atty or Imprisonment.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-18
DEFENSE Efforts OFFER
JOBS FOR EVERYBODY

Imperial county, swinging into line
with the rest Of California ORGANIZATIONS
Tor defense III case Of an attack ON the
Pacific coast, has an enyahle record.
The state guard. the civilian dcfen~p
setup, the disaster relief committees
all were in perfect shape To take un their
work when The need for that work became
critical. Where other counties had dal-
he'd IN preparing To face actual war con-
dltlonS, imperial county Was ready.
The status OF defense praparationS
here attest to the benefit We have derived
from that readiness.
Every individual connected with the
defense program as il pertains to impe-
rial county i deserving to the sincere
thanks OF the community. Headed bv
Hugh Osborne and Elmer W. Heald. tn
coordinated efforts of the countv'S resi-
dents have bought . greater state Of prep
araton than yet exists in most CaIiior-
ma counties. That fact alone stands u>
a promises that the effort here VIII an-
proXlmate perfection sooner than in
other places
An approach 10 perfection i'm civilian
defense precautions however. can be
made now only with the WhoI2-heartcd
cooperation OF the entire citizenry. No
one man. nor any dozen men. can do il
all alone Everybody must help. and
help with zeal not normally displayed
in peacetime
If a .ob comes Your way. do il. and d
1t well. Ii no job is offered ask what
you can do. There is Il place for every
one IN this program even if it IS only
the job of helping To uphold morale by
refralninE from repeating diSquietng
rumors. Before Wt are done. every IN
dividual should have some specific duty.
every man and woman should be engaged
in some manner ot work for the defense
Of civilian life.
The leaders Of our civilian defense
effort ft3M bacaout Wardens to air
raid spoilers aN4 chose "ho survey for
possible reta@ss ShySe:., have done 4
grand job.
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