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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
New Bible Edition
Given Roosevelt
First RepisiOn Undertaken
By Catholic Church
in Oper $50 Years

WASHINGTON. May 17.-One
of tho first two copies of the
streamlined New Testament. just
completed by a group Of Catholic
Biblical scholars, was presented TO
President Roosevelt today by the
Very Rev. Harry c. Graham of
New York. national director of the
Holy Name Society.
The other copy was dispatched
to his Holiness Pope Plus XII.
Father Graham explained that
this was the first revision of the
Bible undertaken by the Catholic
Church in 19l years. Bishop Chal-
loncr of Rheims last revised the
Bible 19l years ago.
A confraternity h @ d d by
Bishop Edwin Y -O,Hara- of Kan
SaS City worked for five years to
complete the revision of the New
Testament and are now working
on the Old Testament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
1.-Two So(iaIites Held
In Boot|egging Case

PHILADEL p HIA, May H.
GNS)-Pennsylvania liquor board
agents today claimed major VIC
tory over "bootlegging" across the
Observation-Disclosures state line
with the arrest of Mrs. Charles w.
Bayliss. mother of an italian coun-
tess and a social registerite, and
Albert p. de Sanno Jr., wealthy
manufacturer.
Both bought liquor in Whining
ton where prices are lower than
in Pennsylvania. the agents
charged. Eighteen cases of whisky
and two expensive automobiles
were confScated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Janitor Faces Court
As Woman S Slayer

AKRON. O.. May Inns
Pleading not guilty today TO a
charge that he cremated Ruth
Zwicker. 24-year-old music stu
dent, in the furnace of North Hills
Methodist Church. Easter Sunday
morning. Albert B. Lukens, SIS,
was returned to Jail by Common
Pleas Judge Walter B. Wanna
maker.
A former Janitor Of the church
where the Zwicker girl was killed,
LukenS has confessed, according
10 Detective Inspector Verne
Cross.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Arnsfein May Speed Aid

NEW YORK, May 17.--(INS)-
The appointment of Daniel G.
Arnstein, New York automotive
transport expert. as an American
commissioner to the Burma road
to speed delivery of American aid
to China is being contemplated, the
New York Journal and American
stated TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Pamphlet War
Spurred British
Victory in Keren
BY FRANK EGGLESTON
Int1 News service staff Correspondent

LONDON, May 17.-Britains
pamphlet war has borne fruit
From extensive flights over
France, Poland. Germany. Italy
and the Lowlands. Britain turned
htr attention TO the spot where
the man conflict of this war is
being waged-the Middle East.
Here. with Keren as its main
objective, this bloodless war of
paper and propaganda has had
amazing results.
A total of 5000 Italian and
native conscripts crossed over 10
the British lines as a result of
we'll chosen words-at the right
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Y.M.C.A. Seeks Books
For War Prisoners

The Detroit Y. NJ. c. A. Satur-
day launched a drive to collect
books which will be sent to pris-
oners of war in Europe. Boxes
have been set up in ~ Hobbies to
receive donations Persons desiring
10 have their book contributions
picked up may do so by telephon-
ing their nearest "Y' branch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Popularity Grows

Midget auto races at the Bronx
Coliseum have attracted so per
cent moro spectators than last
wear and 100 per cent over that of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Business Opportunities

TRUCK and good Will; opportunity for
enc eNsrienced IN handling stoves.
VI 1-7Of6.
20 ROOM hotel. lake frontage. liquor. bar.
dining rooms. larEe dance floor. base
ment. steam heat. open year around: good
spot. trads. Anchor BAY Inn. Anchorville.
Mich Two miles east New Baltimore
COLoRED Restaurant doing good bust.
ness near Michigan Central depot and
pos ofhct WI sell or lease. Newman
Tyler 4-oE8s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

At Keren. where over half a
million pamphlets were dropped
i'm one week, desertions became
50 bad before the fall that Italian
officers were compelled to wire
parts of the front against their
own troops.
Penalties were brought to bear
but without result. Conscrlpts
brought their rifles with them
after nightly fighting their way to
the British lines.
1t can also safely be disclosed
that Kerens fall was greatly
helped by a loudspeaker campaign
run by the heir to one of Eng
lands most famous earldoms.
Natives Fascinated
At first it was feared that he
would draw fire on the British
lines-but it had the reverse ef-
feet.
Fascinated natives listened,
sometimes to well planned argu-
ments, and other times to light
italian opera. No abuse was hurled
/ at Mussolini, and no lies were
/ told.
Arguments were compiled by
propagandists who had closely
watched the Italian and native
psychology.
One pamphlet stated:
I'VE have got native officers
over here. What promotion can
you get in the Fascist army"
Another said:
For 30 years, In every cam
paign the Italians have used
YOU In the front line. What
chance do you get to see your
families?"
Grasp Possibilities
j Privates and generals alike have
shown A shrewd grasp of the pos
sibilities of propaganda-with ex-
cellent results.
! Broadcasters, journalists. and
photographers worked closely with
the army command, and news of
Italian defeats was carried into
all interior garrisons-even 10
Italy itself.
And. mistrusting their fellows
and superior officers, one by one
garrisons fell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
STAMPS

1871 STAMP CATALOGUE FREE - Lists
British. North America. United States.
Foreign. FREE GRAY STAMP. Dept.
DIT. Toronto. canAAA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Pitcher S Woes
Told in Air Play

Dan Parker, popular sports
writer, tells Of a pitchers WOO
pitching" woes in The American
Weekly with next Sundays issue
of The Detroit Sunday Times.
The article has been made the
basis of Front Page Drama radio
program entitled THE Fair Foul
Ball." to be heard over ID radio
stations in Michigan and Ontario,
next Wednesday. Thursday. FRI
day and Saturday, the day of the
broadcast differing on the various
stations as follows:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

Following the dropping of
pamphlets on Zebra Marcos, a
hundred deserters joined Halle
SnlaSsie,s forces daily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

Drive out Crooks road = Of mile north
Of Big River road See salesman there.
This location 10 little north Of Royal OAK
ard miles east Of Birmingham.
Remsmber--no down payment, and only
s. a month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
A SPECIAL
NO DOWN PAYMENT
FREE FLOWING
FOR THIS MONTH ONLY


Come out and pick an acre or more and
,,sf tpU the salesman This Is mine. Go
10 work on H. some parcels already plowed.
50 get your garden right in. Bring yeqr
seed and garden tools, Excellent soil.
.rarEv- are parcels sre priced At ttSs,
which includes water pipe to the parcel.
This saves digging a well and buying a
purp. Nice homes only. No shacks al
loved This is a bargain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
ONTARIO

CFCO, Chatham, $50 p. m.
Thursday; CKOC. Hamilton. lis
p. m. Saturday; CKCR, Kitchener,
S p. m, Thursday; CKCO. Ottawa,
els p, m. Friday; GIGS, STRAIT
ford, 7:45 y. M, Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

BUsines, oppo,tunitiss Wanted
WILL Buy beer Earden fixtures with
license. Call evenings, AVA Liddesdals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

ACRE or more. We will build 4-room
small bungalow with concrete founda.
ton fun chimney. heavy installation; All
studding IS" on center. asphalt felt under
shingles three coats Of paint thfee-year-
fire and windstorm insurance Fun price,
Dot including land. S545. Inquire of sales
nan 81 any Newman office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

FHA APPROVED s01 loans
fire location for Your ZONE !, acres.
sTN2ss a. low a. Sass and ID. schools
F'afes bis transp. ct, city Wster gas
avslahis telephone Fravei roads Care
fully restricfec few parcels On pave.
merit Small dovr payment. easy ferns
HOUsEMAN spTTZLFY CORP.
4T1o Rochesief Rd. a. u NJ. Ro 72i'
fcHOOLCRAFT Cor. FARMISGToN Pds
Chcics spot Inspect foday. They wor
lski long ssissman on property evening,
sn1 Sunday. Office. Plymouth RI. cor
etars
KNIGHT NENARD CO "a 7zsf
q ACRES On ne pavement civ water
phone. eiee4. sH-Ansricsn surround InFs
you mus see '0 appreciate bargain VII
$500 down. newman. Plymouth Ro 81
Beech.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
MICHIGAN

WJBK. Detroit, PAS p m. Sat
urday; WIDE, Flint. 10 p. m.
Friday; WASH WOOD, Grand
Rapids. 1890 p. m. Friday; WIN
Lansing, 10 p. m, Friday; WKBZ,
Muskegon, 7:45 p. m, Friday;
VICAR. Pontiac, PAS p. m. Thurs
day; WSAM. Saginaw. Sis p. m.
Saturday; WTCM, Traverse City,
7:l5 d. m. Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Mortgages
Land Contracts
ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

Mortgage and real estate; no appraisal fee
Elmer Sexton, 1929 Ford Building. Cadil-
lac 1896
ALL land contracts bought. mtges. made.
/ McHugh, l4lO Ford Bldg. Cadillac 034s.
ANY desirable land contract purchased.
MELVIN +. LANPHAR d COMPANY
725 Lafayette Bldg. Cadillac 1910
AT Low discounts We buy land contracts.
Average "A e first mtg. loans. Edw
Henkel Co. Hammond Bldg. CAD. 1855.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

MIL BURN 20O5s near s-Mas Middlshei
cande 5-roarr home On o. acre r. lsnd
iaH pr.ee s. son S5H8 down. or VIVA
naxe gaa 20 offef7 owner. Daniels. I04Bs
lest chicsg0 H0Ear'h 7osh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Bring OWn Rifles

aSsie's forces daily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
ONLY S1,975. 5000 DOWN
Brand New Bungalow

Tpc beer1ouls living room. kfrher. bath
NJ if'y room. lsrrs attic Including To- 1864
80 Drive = mic rc-fh ~ Ford roAd on
Nerr.r mar roao. Garden CITY. or phone
cRrsr Dsaruo-n z5tc. evenings Psdfofd
1855
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
Traffic Victim Unknown

SEATTLE The eoroner's office
attempted Thursday 10 identity
the body Of a man killed Wednes-
day night when he fell under the
wheels Of a truck while crossing
Alaskan way.
The victim was described as
about S feet inches tan. and
weighing 10 pounds Mike Mel
sen. 80. driver o. the truck. was
not held.
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UPO-Eats Smith. . S.
Fiud a Woman
1000 L. VI.
RMo - Football - Is
studio
XVI Msstsrvorks oi
Music
ETRf-NelndY Cruise
lKONO-Neus. i0sis To-
DAYS orlc 10 70
Larry Car.
EJR-Buddy Twiss Eves .
drauper 10.ia B i ]
CiIfford'S orch
KIR O - News 10 10
News Roundup
1880 p VI.
K NJ Q News lo45
ROY Mobiles Orch
EVI-Jackle Sauder's Or.
KTBI-Melody Cruise
KOMO Bob Gray =
orch
.KJR Bob Saunders Or
10 As Aloha Land
.KIRO-NeWs 10 IS. Max
Dolln.
II 00 p. VI.
EMO-Ted Weem's orch
XVII O'Clock Final
ETBI-MelodY Cruise
KOMO-Pickard Family
kJR - can q ! navian
Dances.
iKIRo - Lud Gluskin',
Orch
1880 =. VI.
KMo-Clyde Mecoy's Or
lSVI-Final
kTBI-Melodv Cruise
xOMO-Blue MoonliEht.
II AS. Hollywood NeWs
KJR-Dance Or 1913
News
KIRO - Easy Listening:
IL as. News for Alaska.
IL 55. News
1900 MIDNIGHT
KMO-Sign Off
.KVI-Matinee. ! a. m.
Sign or
.kTB1 - Melody Cruise
u 80. sign OFF.
|kOMO-SIgn OF.
lkJn-Sign OFF.
lKIRO-Concert: ! a. M
Sign OF.
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KMO-Fulton Lewis Jr
AIS, Ma Perkins
lKNI-Console Intermezzo
lkTBI-Matinee Melodies
.KOMO - Lee SWeetland
Singer: AIS, White
Cross Assn.
X JR 49, r. II. A. AIS,
Maurice and orch.
Mrs Bur
ton; AIS, Young DR.
Malnne-
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1900 MIDNIGHT
S4TURD4 Y

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K NJ o - Morning De
votions
XVI - Military Band +;
7l5. Singing Cowhand
KTBI Morning Melodies
KOMO - Tune TopperS.
7.15. Top OF Morning
KJR-calif. Agriculture
715, News
kIRO-News. los. Klock
Kluh.
80 A. NJ.
kMO-NeWs; 745. Trade
N Sales.
KVI-Hews, 7 as, Miller's
Almanac.
K 7 p I Music. 7:sS
News; 745, Wake Up
and Live.
X o MO - Cowboy Joe
7s45, Sam Hayes, News
KJR-Breakfast Club.
X l r o - Bob CARED
News. 7:45, Music.
as Weather.
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SMO-Jane Arden. 4:45
Orphan Annie
XVI - Army Recruiting
a AS, Songs by Louise
kTRI - Meet the Band
AS, Shutdown Sere-
made.
kOMO - Dance Orch.
AS, Bergman, News.
.KJR-Bob Byrne s orch
Housewives, Inc,
as. World TODAY.
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KMO - Capt, Midnight
/ ; as Jack Armstrong
XVI Sports Extra. 5AS
Cart. Paul
iKTRI - South Tacoma
5.4h. Alvino Reg,
X o MO - Three Foul
Time. 5 as. Thomlison
News
ISJR - John Vandercook
News. Straight Shoot
ers.
lKIRO - Popularity Pre-.
ferred. 5;45. Bob Cared
Reporting 3 80, Elmel
DaNtE Nous
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sRADIO TIME TABLE

DR kNo hln
$40 10 ESQ 1000 1870 1870
Ths Toore espoFeo from oo0s '9Ie
reSporson5
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KMO-Haven OF Rest
XVI - Top OF Morning
6l5, News.
ans.
Trade n sales.
KOMO - Morning ReVer-
les. ala, ship of JOY
KJR Everyman's Chapel
KIRO - Introduction to
Rhythm: ana, News.
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X NJ o 49, News. e4b
q S Army Band
kN1-Dr Kalkus, Expert
mental. s45. Hymusl
kTBI Rainbow Trio,
s45. Chapel songs
kOMO - Ship Of JOY.
s45, String Serenade
X J r - Studio Party;
s45. WIDE Awake Quiz
X ! r o - Front Page
Drama. 945, Melodio
MnaalIrAS
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KOMo - WIEN = or
Narries 1f5. Portia
I Farss Lifs
EJn Wvds Awake Quiz
2fs Chsk Dan -
IKIno Norman Hunions
News AIS Word .
wives
2::30 Z. VI.
xMO Hugh Brundage
as. Pas Bridge
XVI Ssgebrush Sere-
made.
KT B News 235
Music : As, Familiar
Favori1es.
KOMO-Arthur Godfrey
2.45. MARY Marlin.
x JR 49, Andrine CONT
nentals 245. Wayne
Van Dine
KIR o The Nellls.
2;45. Ben Bernie.
4 300 p. VI.
Haven OF Rest
KVI-NeWs. sos. Timely
Event
IKTB1-Concert Master
lKOMO - Pepper Young :
Family: SIS. Lone
/ Journey.
lKJR-Between the Book
ends. si5- hairy
Holmes. Opportunity.
IKIRO - Girl Inferno;
SIS. Hedds Hopper,
/ Hollywood.
4 3. 80 +. NJ.
iKMo- Music Ala Mode
! SIS. Melody Patterns
XVI Modern Choir 3 as,
Pour Esquires
X T n I - News. 3 35,
/ Music. 3 as. WPA.
IkOMO Homekeeper's
Calendar, 3;45. on
With the Dance.
lKJR - Prescott Presents:
/ 3:4S. Goodwill Talk
lKIRD-Treasury of song
a:45. Johnny Forrest 8
NeWsreel.
400 =. NJ.
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KMO - Gabriel Heater.
els. Jimmy Fldler
kVI-Dinner Music, els
Charley Bryant, Pre-
dlCtions.
& I 4 l - News. SOS
Sports. 615, Speaker.
Waltz Time with
LYMAN.
KJR - scandinavian Re
porter. els, News.
KIRO-WhRt's On Your
Mind?
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$500 p. M.

kMO - Superman. Sis
Shafter Parker. Circus
KVI-Cowboy Trails.
X T BI News, Tunes
Topics, sis. Ranch
House Rodeo.
* O NJ o - Jane Arden
5l5, ed Stocker's MI
sic.
kJR-Adventure stories
/ 3 is, Flying Patrol.
: KIRO-Job Finder. Lost
and r o u n d, $40
SfnaIn
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KMO-John b Hue hes
aI5, Dental Program.
les.
XVI Time Tunes l op'
KTBI-News: 9.0S. Mu-
sic: 9.15, Morning MI
siCale.
Words a. Music
el5, The Bride Julia
KJR - News. OBS. Ann
sterling Wonders
KIRO - K a te S m / I d
speaks. a:l5, Big Sis
~
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KMO - Popular Music.
| sl5, Toast to Bread.
IKVI-Your Health. 9:l5.
Swing Tempo.
X L p l - News. Sos
| Music 9;l5, Youth
Record.
lKOMO - Bonnie stuart
Singer 9l5. Consum-
ers Time.
kJR - News. 9.l5. Kay
Cooke, Foods.
/ kIRO-Theater of Today
$50 A. Nj.
KMO - Chapel Chimes,
a.45. STU dlo. ass
Miniature Melodies.
lKVI-Swing Tempo, . AS
Morning Varieties
KTBI - Youth Record
Gas. News.
KOMO - Call to Youth
/ o45. Mstlne e in
Rhythm
KJR-Farm a. Home Hr
X IRO - Wash. Highs,
/ e.45 Norman Runion
News
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10.3n A. NJ.

.on A. vi.
KNO-Front Page Far
rel: lO:1b. III Find MY
WAY
Salute 70 Ameri-
cas-. .,.
KTBI-Tacoma journal
lo:45. Music 1000,
News.
KOMO-Bachelor's Chill
dren: lo:45, DR. Kate.
KJR-Breakfast at Sar e
dis. ,,t
KIRO-Right 70 Happl-
ness. 10 as. Peter Mer-
tanS News.
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$50 7. NJ.
KMO-Sport Slants. 6:45
War-Less News
IKVI-Ft. Lewis -McChord
News, 8 as. Robert Ro-
land Baritone.
lKTBI 49, Dinner Dance
Gas. News.
iKOMO - Uncle Walter
Doghouss
KJR-Michael a. Kitty.
K IR o - First Nighter,
SIS, Ginny Simms.
90 =. Nj.
KMO - RAYMOND Gram
Swing. tbs, Howard
Leo. Talk
KVI-News; tbs, Inter
luce, TAO. Stadium
I Lincoln. Football
lSTBI-Dinner Concert.
SOMO - Wings Of Des-
tiny
KJR-Fish Finder. us
Dance orch
KIRO-Luolla Parsons.
1880 + Nj.
kMO - Stadium Yakima
Football
KNI-FootbaN
XII b I News 7.35.
Music 745. Duke Ell
KOMO - Grand Central
Station
KJR Sam HAYES las
Ted steele ; Orch.
KIRO-Al PeGrce
S:u0 = NJ.
KMO-Footbsll.
KVl-Fuot ball
lKTBI American Male
T Voices. SIS Dial a
WORD
EOMO - Waring 5 Pleas
ure Time. 9 Is Lum d
Abner
X JR Romance ana
Rhythm el5 Along
Sidelnes
kIRO - Amos y Andy
Sis. Lsnny Ross.
:. 80 Z NJ.
RMO-Foothall.
KNI-Footban
kTBl-OrEHn Treasures
6,45 Eyeing tbs News
KONO - Don't - Per
E soral
kJR-Gang Busters
HIRO-Plsyhouss
900 Z. NJ.
knO News ais Sta
dlum- Yakima Football
kNI-Foct bal!
ETBI Evening Altar
ais. SONG o. the
Islands
KOAO-Punch and JUDY
KJR-Tnres, Pour Time
SIS. Every oooys BuSl-
ness.
KIRO-Esss Smith.
$3.50 p. NJ.
lKMO-Foot oall
EVi-The War Today
ezS Night Edition
K T 3 I - News SIS.
Music. 9 as, Sols q
Pioneers
KOHO-Armch hair Cruls-
e. 2 IS. Chris. ellison
Speaker
klR - News las, Fort
LEWIS Lie.
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KnO Chapel Chimes
n4h. MOI ms Melo-
dies e:55. Chef Corey
XVI - Time-Tunes-1op-
les: 9 AS. Carolyn Dav-
Is.
KTBI- Musicale. . 45
News.
KOMO-Deep River Boys,
a:45, Skitch Hender-
son.
KJR-National Farm ano
Home Hour
KIRO ii { . n Trent
g45. our Gal sunday
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Pretend.
1890 4. VI.


I 1915. Helen He tt.
News.
KIRO-L Let's Pretend.
1890 A. VI.
KMO-Junior Broadcast
KVi-Salute TO America
K T 3 I - Paul Carson
1915 Mus sic 10 IS.
News
/ KOMO-Amerlca the Free
KJR-News. 1915. Dance
orch.
KIRO - Voice OF Broad
WAY 10 IS. studio
100 A. Nj.
KMO- Studio
IkNI-War Today, = o5
! Concert Hour.
IkTBI - Tin Pan Alley
1l=l5. Songs You Like
I KOMO-Gordon jenkins
Orch
KJR-Johnny Longs Or
KIRO = Serenads Prom
Buffalo
1880 A. VI.
KMO-Heury Kings Or
KVI-Conoert Hour
X T b ] - FashionsIres.
II IS. News
EOMO-BEEht Idea Club
kJR-Jeno Bartal's Orch
EfRO- Studlc
1900 NOON
KING - studio. l2I5
News
KvI-Nevs z IS, March
Time
XIII Musical Diner
KOMO-Nsture sketches
l2I5 Patti Chaplin
elnEeT
kJE-Indlanz Tndizc
x z . - studio. Y .Qa
Eastern Foo oa+l Game
l2::3u p. VI.
KMO-Studio
& y ] - Farm Markets;
y IS. Walt Matinee.
kfBI-Harmony Hall.
kOMC-D2nce orch.
kJR-Piczrdo 5 Orch
kIRO-FootoSL
100 4. VI.
kMO - Z P Bulletins
los Studio
KVI-Ballsd Tine. %
Elcn BOYS
KTEI - Howard BARLOW
lis. AlFino Ray
KOM NO - News, l-V@
Weekend Whlmsy
KJR-News: l.o2, Gun
Matinee
KlFO-Foo1 ball.
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KMO-Ne VS.. 1913.
MARY Terry's Notebook
XVI News. 1908 Inter
Jude. 1915. Choral HI
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
EDITORIAL PAGE
BewiIderins Traffic Lights

THIS newspaper yesterday printed picture of Pingree
1 Square where motorists and pedestrians
fronted by is distinct traffic lights.
Pngree Square admittedly is a difficult for
traffic control 1t forms the intersection of Broadway
Gratot and Randolph and Macomb streets with
traffic entering it from several directions
But why its natural congestion should be further
involved by is separate traffic lights is mystery to
everybody including the police and the traffic engineering
department
The answer Of there is answer) probably has to
do with the fact that Detroits traffic control system
such creaking and patched and obsolete affair that
sensible synchronizaton and master lighting i'm
possible
For more than year The Detroit Times has urged
the city administration to begin planning for modern
traffic lighting system with proper synchronzaton and
lights hung high overhead the middle of intersections
instead of being stuck away street they
are with clusters of advertising lights often
minimizing their visibility.
Until up-to-date master lighting plan is installed
Detroit traffic cannot move in orderly fashion
Under the present hit-andmiss control system traffic
is bound to clog and become snared.
And in industrial city like Detroit, smoothly flow
ing traffic is essential to efficient business operation
The city fathers should do something without delay
to remedy Detros shamefuly sluggish traffic situation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-21
u. S. Favors Russia
UTHOSE are the safest ships on the sea, Joe," S

ssT'HOSE the safest ships the sea, Joe," says
Adolf Hitler to Joseph Stain as they both stand
wharf and watch American freghters go by labeled
~. S. GOODS FOR RUSSIA"
That is the subject of cartoon in the New York
Daily Mirror.
Nothing could convey to the reader better idea of
the stupldty-lf not the downright hypocrisy-of
policy of combating anti-democratc Germany with one
hand and with the other aiding anti-democratic land
ANT[AMERlCAN) Soviet Russia by shipping millions of
dollars of war merchandise to her.
Our state department has not exacted any guarantee
from Stains government that the machinery and tools
that going to Russia are not being shipped into Ger
many to be used against Great Britain whose empire
are bent on saving
This would be comic if it not tragic-for US.
IT is true that all machinery together with other
products shipped abroad come under the United
States licensing system.
But that DOES NOT necessarily mean that exports
OF war material to Soviet Russia will be held up.
The moral embargo that laid down when
Russia grabbed parts of Poland Finland and the three
little Baltic states is STILL REPEALED
We still consider bandit Russia a friendly" state
"most-favored" nation, in fact
Has our state department taken the pains to
Ind out the exact relations between Germany and Russia
or, to be more exact between Stain and Hitler?
Not that we the American people know Of
In fact, Miss Columbia is very much LADY in the
dark" Wv
Isn't 1t high time that the people should be let in on
some OF the reasons for this unhoy alliance of democratic
America and the greatest saboeur of democraces that the
world has ever known-RED RUSSIA?