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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

The year IL going 10 be music 70
many theater-goers' ears Banjo
Eyes" due late in October. brings
Eddie Cantor back to Broadway
after an 1l-year absence. Songs
are by Vernon Duke and John La
Touche. who. with three musical
shows already scheduled. should
easily get the years most pro-
hfic" billing. Their other shows
are: Listen. Lady" starring long
absent English musical comedi-
enne. Jessie Matthews, and an UNI
titled show for George Abbott
NEW PRODUCTIONS
WILL HAVE SURPRISES
Abbotts first show. for early
next month, has a campus locale.
Titled Best Foot Forward II
relates what happens at boys
school during the visit of a Holly
wood stsr-impersonated. in this
instance. by Hollywood star Rose
mary Lane, who 10 making her
Broadway debut
For his third musical. still un-
titled. Mr.. Abbott is giving Song
writers Rogers and Hart a chance
TO hit again the box office jackpot
they took with the still-running
pal Joey"
Other surprises TO be seen or
heard from the orchestra pits.
George Jessel and Sophie Tucker
Gin High Kickers," a musical re-
vue with no ne wmusic); Cole
Porter's music lin Lets Face
IT.: the Good Neighbor Policy
Through viva O'Brien.' a must
cal with a Latin-American theme)
and Olsen 4 johnson Tin a new
"Hellzapoppin" actual one 1,
now ending its third year-entitlec
"Crazy House" featuring them.
selves and the "Souse Samericsn
simeon, Carmen Miranda.)
The non-musical comedies 10 be
offered this year run from slap
stick fsrces 10 murder-comedies-
the latter hoping 10 understudy
arsenic and Old Lace" right intt
the box office. Many oldtim'
anmes are returning under thu
stars on the dressing room doors
Reginald Denny, after "a years In
Hollywood. is now studying sides
for the farce. "All Men Are Alike.
Charles Butterworth is struggling
into a telegraph messenger boys
uniform for his role in "Westerr
Union, Please" Fay Wray is get
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

RoNy-Orson Welles In Citizen
Kane" II 80. o5. cas-. 10 40. also
Guy Kibbee in "Scattergood Meets
Broadway" $50. 5.25. 800.
RIALIo-Dorothy IAmour and Jon
Hall In "Alome OF the Islands"
II so 2:io. $50 73o. io;i5: also
Richard Arlen and Jean Parker in
Flying Blind 100. s:4b. e:25
e.o5.
Music Box-Sonia Henie and John
Payne in sun Valley Serenade Z"
1880, IS. 700. 1905 also Lloyd
Nolan in Dressed to Kill" IL 80,
2.3o. SIS, s.s5.
Blue MOUSE Spencer Tracy and
Lana Turner IN DIR. Jekyll and Mr.
HYDE II 80, 3 90, $40. $50, also
Stuart Erwin in Cracked Nuts. .
$50. SIS, $40.
RINIERA-Buck Jones and Tim Nc
Coy in Arizona Bound" 2.4o,
sos. 5 rs, 800 1890. also Leo
Gorcey and Bobby Jordan In Bow
cry Biizkrieg," IL 80. 1855. <:2b,
$50. 20.
RETURN SHOWING
BENERLY-Ginger Rogers in Tom,
Dick and Harry" also Basil Rath-
bone and Bella Lusosi in The Black
Cat"
CAPITOL Margaret Sullivan and
Charles Bower in Back Street !"
also Ginger Rogers in 18th Guest. ="
COMMUNITY -- Merle Oberon and
Dennis Morgan in "Affectionately
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
Just the Core
INVITE MONTANANS

All former residents Of Mon
tana are invited to attend the
meeting OF the Washington-Mon-
tana club Wednesday evening at
Emerson hall. The business meet
ing will be followed by an old
fashioned basket social.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
NJ Paul HARRISON

HOLLYWOOD Behind ire
sr~sns Leis = ridiculous Nsia.
prcrrian remarks are attributed u
samuel Gcltwya,. but cnss - pure
eeinsEe sensfsliy lnciace
= defs ~ e iegie OF q tsrse efin-
on that - Wen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
SOCIAL DaScrso CLUB

The Adult Social Dancing club,
sponsored by the park department
recreation, will meet Tuesday
from : TO Il p. m. in Fellowship
hall. Ann Bennett will give IN
structior from 7 70 8 O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
PRosPEcToRs. MINERS

The Prospectors and Miners
association viii open their fall
season with meeting 81 9 2. m.
Wednesday N the Carlton notsl.
A program viii b given on IN.
proposed rev highway through
Matches pass 10 the east SIDE.
Always better butter st Cow
Butter store adv. }
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
THEFT REPORTED

Theft Of two aerial rods and
brackets from MS car while II was
PARKED IN q lot az 50. 5sth and N
sta was reported 10 police Tuesday
b. jim southVeH. Of 1881 So.
ssth St
Tne Law office Of L p. Sulgrove
and legal department Of the Cen
ira Labor Council have moved
from the city hal annex 70 1914
Puget Sound Bank building. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

nal weather ana sighed; What
a marvellous day 10 spend sun.
dsyt"
And in another conference he
declared: What the movies need
/. more low, stories ~ith ronsntle
Interest"
II that sounds silly. consider the
string Of love stories now desot-
ing ih.msslv.. TO multiple smours
First there Was Tom. Dick and
Harry with Ginger Rogers imar-
ming herself in three separate ro-
mances. Then came Lydia" re-
counting the four loves of Merle
oe~ron. And Tyron. Power now
10 launched In a sequence Of four
love affairs every two reels
In Son Of Fury" Ills gals are
Elsa Manchester. Virginia Gilmore.
Gene nsrney and cohins Wright.
Jr.
ANTI-DouBIE FIATuRE
Maybe the idea Of combining
episode romsncss into . single
picture has something 10 do with
Hollywoods search for better
weapons against the double fes-
ture, Anyway, there are three
producers who also are about 10
conccct festurs-length films made
up Of slightly related short storisa
orson W.lles has . script for Its
All True involving several
yarns. David selrniok 10 selecting
four from IL potential stories for
Tales Of Mystery and imaEina-
tion." a deadly title II ever ] heard
one. Boris Morros 10 about ready
to film q sevsn-ohsptsr sara Of
the adventures Of an evening suit.
He'll call II Tails of Manhattan %
LINE BLowERs
subconscious IDEAS sometimes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest in L. S. Defense
Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
COAT MISSING

Thomas Goddard. Of 34i5 So. N
~. reported TO police Tuesday that
girls coat with brown fur collar
fel off mis- truck Sunday night
somewhere between No. 9Th and J
SITS and MS home
Hospital flowers. HIM Florist
adv
Evening star., 1941-01-15
BY PAUL ]. MILLER.

Israel Horowitz, international
over-the- board master, in his lee
ture last week end at Hotel Park
side under the aegis of Washington
Chess Divan proved he is just as
good an analyst as player.
The 50-odd auditors of the editor
of Chess Review were given an in
sight into the technique used by
HorOWitZ when he represented
America in two international team
tournaments and in garnering the
national title of the American Chess
Federation. Both HoroWitz and
Chairman Norval Wigginton were
gratified by the sizable turnout.
officers recently elected by the
Divan include Solomon Adler, presi-
dent; j. o. Hoy, vice president;
N. P. Wigginton, secretary treas
urer; Donald H. Mugridge, tourna-
ment director, and F. w. F. Gleason,
E. S. Dillon and Ward Denman,
directors at large. The officers plus
the directors comprise the eXecu-
tive board, which holds social chess
activities on Wednesday evenings at
Hotel Parkside, where game facili-
ties are available "a hours daily.
Chess Problem No. 298.
BY L. A. IssAEFF. 1929.
Second Prize. LEchiouier.
BLACK-8 MEN
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Rn Out Double 1910 Entry for Virginia State Open Dpn Tourney
. che Z s #

reich, chairman Of the tournament,
has announced that all players must
qualify with him before beginning
actual play, showing that they can
meet the requirements Of the Menu
bership Committee Of the Inter-
high Chess Association as outlined
in the constitution. Gerald Will
kinson CWarfield 8160) is chairman
of the Qualifications Committee.
Players should contact him before
registering with Tournament Chair
man Heidenreich.
Each school has a varsity team
of five players plus two alternates.
The probable line-ups may include:
Roosevelt-Capt Henry Darmstesdter
michigan 6525l. Arthur Gorenstein.- Ma
than Enrich. Harry Addison. Alvin Kam-
Tech0cspt Howard Shelton CRepubls
230O, Earl GALLAGHER. Robert Kidwell.
John Prather: Gerald Wilkinson.
wiz Anstoe s9I@a0 3ofoT. KoT.
Tom Brandon, John Never.
dot1S Gsntsal1cagt Eaa5 W i. Hemmiek Tdesv Rsn-
vitz P Gof, Jack CroweI. irving Ham
norman. B. Fuchsman;
deli Marx stendeli, Don Wyvai' Phil Per-
gande. Douglass Brandon. Dick Schwartz.
:, I5as EastsIn@cspt. James James Hsidsnreiqh a..
Haugen, Jack Rhodes, David Goldstein
No match will be considered as officially
played until team pairing results at tbs
Nathan Ehriich. Correspondent Of the inter.
i8o8 @ Randolph sreet NV 'EaT CAPTAINS Of
ne seyerai oITa leans, teams are advised 70 ses
promptly of all game. and match results.
Plaglne quarters Of each club: Roose-
row row wilson HG Room eeh BIZ Fo0 cenFs T9opI RoSn
ai2; western Room aiG: ;ttf eastern. m Rom Rom
23. Any room changes in the future viii
NAV be reached by dislinE Decatur I.,:7j-J.
Pairings for round No. 2, Friday,
$50 pm, January "a. with matches
essayed at first-named schools:
Roosevelt Western. Wilson Eastern.
Tech-Central.
Federal Security's Premiere.
Within fortnight 10 players will
vie for the coveted championship
of Federal Security Chess Club,
which convenes each Friday. pm,
at Hotel Portland, says Winfred
Horn. retiring public relations
| director.
AS result Of the premiere Of
four sections, these players have
qualified: Section 1-Dr. Carl Far
man, r. PoWelson, DR.. A. Steinbach:
Section 2-Milton Paul and William
Lurie: Section 3-A. S. Kussman ard
Edmund Nash; Section &C. Kar-
| son and Jacob Perla
Harry Siller will defend his title
as club champion.
DIR. Emanuel Lasker Passes.
Three years ago this month Dr..
Emanuel Lasker, world champion,
.l894-l92l, entertained Washington
fandon in simultaneous chess, and
revived friendships made 80 years
previously, when in 1906 he visited
the Nations Capital for the first
time.
Last Saturday the world-renovned
grandmaster died at Mount Sinai
Hospital, New York City, after
short illness. He was 70.
DR.. Lasker held many honors In
the chess world and, in 1888, was
elected an honorary vice president
of Chi Eta Sigma, international
chess honor society, the Phi Beta
Kappa" of chess players and authors.
tJanuary Is, 1o41D
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Terps, Defeated 41.@
|ByW. and l., Hoping
". N. |, Is Softer
Never in Running, Though
Ochsenreiter Scores
Ia Points for Them
EneciaI Dispatch to The Star.

GreciaI Dispatch to The Star.
LEXINGTON, Va, Jan. 15.-
Maryland's basket ball forces moved
across the street to Virginia Mill
tary Institutes campus today, hope
full of finding a more gracious well
come than last night when they abb
sorbed a 59-41 beating at Washing
ton and Lees hands. 1t was the
Terps' third consecutive setback in
the conference and the sixth Of the
season.
The Generals ran up 1919 on
their guests in the first half and had
no trouble protecting that advantage
in the second.
Maryland was scoreless the first
seven minutes of the second half and
when it finally broke the ice found
w. and L. matching it basket for
basket.
Jen Hudson, rookie center; john
ny Ligon and Dick Pinck accounted
for 43 points between them-enough
to win the game.
Gene Ochsenreiter was high for
Maryland with IA but didn't have
enough support from his mates to
make it close.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Threat of Orioles Thworted,
Eagles Due to Better Lead
At Expense of Skeeters

Having beaten off the latest charge
by the Baltimore Orioles for Eastern
Amateur Hockey League leadership,
Washington's Eagles were favored
to increase their edge tonight
against the River Vale Skeeters at
River Vale, N. j.
A record ice crowd of 4,6l3 spec
tators saw the Eagles exhibit per-
haps their best offense Of the season
last night at Riverside Stadium to
outcless the defending champions
from Baltimore, to 2. BY Their per-
formance the Eagles made it four
straight and added their 2lst
triumph in 80 games.
The Orioles. accompanied by six
busloe DIS of home fans, had won six
and tied one of their last nine
matches when they faced the Eagles,
but they never were match for
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Ferrier and Chapman
Appear Headed for
Miami Golf Final
~ the Associated Press.

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 15,-National
Amateur Champion Dick Chapman
and Jim Ferrier, Australian Open
titlist, moved closer to clash today
after easy opening victories in the
Miami Biltmore amateur golf tour
rament.
Ferrier, the tournament medallst,
turned back r. L. Stevens OF Miami,
5 and 4. while Chapman was elimi-
mating Alb Johnston Of Miami, 7 and
5, in the round that reduced the top
division to 16 players.
Arnold Minkley of Chicago ac-
counted for a mild upset IN defeating
Frank Allan of Pittston, Pa, l up
Minkley clashes with Ferrier today
Chapman engages Skee Reigel OF
Glendale, Calf. 1-up conqueror OF
R. B. Leonard, Miami.
George Dawson of Chicago, first
round winner over Bruno Minkley OF
Boston, 4 and 8, plays Warren Daw-
son of Chicago net. The latter
whipped G. Georges of New York
1 and 3.
Evening star., 1941-01-15

following its smashing victory over
the Shamrocks of Takoma. With
Ell Geib's 449 featuring. the all-stars
of College Park hit for 1,946 with a
67l high game to the Shamrocks
1913. Rex Stewart with a singles
win over Lou Jenkins saved the
Shamrocks from a washout after
Fred Murphy and Goib had won tie
doubles by a single stick. 766 to 765
from Dutch Sherbahn and Johnny
Burger. Murphy shot 418. with Geib
forced to down nine pinns, after
cutting a deuce, to gain the victory
in the last frame.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
e. u. Tossers See Ray
Of Sunshine Though
Losing Twin Bill

Catholic University's varsity basket
ball team still is seeking its first VIC
tory of the season, but indications are
that better things are in store for the
Cardinals next year.
The Redbird varsity took a 46-to-
81 lacing from st. Francis of Loretta,
Pa. last night in the Brookland GYM
nasium, and while the freshmen
bowed, too, they showed promise
against Maryland's highly-rated
first-year quint. The Terp frosh won,
At to 81.
Harry Felty did most to harass the
C. U. varsity. scoring 19 points.
In the frosh game Horn. Mont and
Travis scored SO points among them
for MARYLAND.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Unbeoten Coolidge Five
Beots Anucostio, lo- II

Calvin Coolidge, newest addition to
the Districts high schools, is the only
one remaining undefeated in basket
ball competition this season. They
won their third game Yesterday by
defeating Anacostia, 1912, in the
first contest ever played at Coolidge
The Colts are coached by Julian
Colangelo, who led Anacostia for two
seasons. and really were pointed for
Yesterdays game. The Indians had
an 8-6 edge at the half. but Coolidge
came back with William Penn lead
ing the way to take a decisive edge.
Evening star., 1941-01-15

A1swer-Charles Dillon Stengel
was born in Kansas City in 1891 to
a family named Stengel. At an
early age. neighbors noted his re-
semblance to William Jennings
Bryan. the great Commoner. and
said, That boy will 60 far" He did.
He went as far as Topeka on one
occasion, and returned looking much
better for the trip.
AS young man. Casey studied
dentistry. He got so he could tell
at a glance the value of the gold in
anybody's mouth. and used to en-
barrass strangers in the smoking
car on the K, A. & T. Railroad by
saying, Mice lot of ore you got
there, friend; s1261, if dime"
They put him off the train at Pitts
burgh, where he played the out
field, hitting .314 in his first season
and earning the nickname BAN
bino," which has stuck to him ever
since.
In the world series of 1923 Stengel
hit a home run inside the park. ex-
planning to friends that he saw no
reason for goinc outside the park
on IN errend like that. He is mar
ried and fond Of DOGS. though he
will settle for lamb chops in pinch.
The world could use pore like
Charles Dillon Stengel We hone
that answers your question, Sweet
Tooth.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
From the
Press Box
information on Sports
Right Out of the Hat
BY JOHN LARDNER,


NEW YORK, Jan. Is (N.ANAD.-
The Lardner information bureau an
swers the mail ed. note: Please
inclose a copy of the Encyclopedia
Britannica with every letter written
to this department. We are not In
business for our health:
Dear Sir: I am very anxious to
find out if Casey Stengel, manager
of the Boston Bees ever was resi-
dent OF Lake Wawasee, Ind. While
passing through Lake Wawasee re-
Gently en- route to the roach train
ers' convention, happened to notice
the initials &C. s." carved on the
trunk of medium sized beech tree.
] took the precaution of cutting
down the tree, and am forwarding
1t to you under separate cover.
Please relieve my nind, as the sus-
pense Is driving me crazy.
fcIrx,.l> cIrypr-r r)orrJ
Evening star., 1941-01-15
jackets Join League

Randolph Macon College OF Ash
land, Va, has accepted member
ship in the reorganized Mason
Dixon Conference. President Tom
Kibler has announced. Catholic U.
and American U. are members IN
the District.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Louis Didn't Have Chance
With Johnson in Prime

Dear Mr.. Lardner: My son-in-
law has bet me an acre of bottom
land that a motorboat can 60 faster
than a male sparrow hawk. I think
he is touched in the head. Please
settle this little domestic argument
for us.
(SignedD MOTHER OF TWELVE.
Answer-I'm afraid you lose the
land, Mother of Twelve. and hope
this will be a lesson to you not to
20 around making sucker bets with
your son-in-laW when there still
are II mouths to feed. A motorboat
with Sir Malcolm Campbell in the
saddle, went 1915 miles an hour in
Switzerland in 1887. This makes
q veritable chump out OF the male
sparrow hawk, who calls it good
day when he goes 25 miles an hour
with the wind behind him.
Dear Mr.. Gardner ed. note: Name
Is Lardner): Could Jack Johnson. in
his prime, have beaten Joe Louis?
(Signed HEARTBROKEN.
Answer-Absolutely. When john
son was in his prime, Joe Louis was
only 2la years old and in wretched
shape. I doubt whether the bout
would 'have gone five rounds.
Brown Columbia Come
Earliest on Record
Dear Mr.. Carson ED note: Name
a.. rIr
friends ask me what is the circum-
ference OF a volley ball I can play
the banjo-uke and speak pretty fair
French, but Just because I cannot
answer this one question they put me
down for a dullard and do not in
vite me to parties any more-at
least, nothing but large parties. My
social life has become miserable.
cry myself to sleep on my pillow
every night. Please help me.
(Signed) BLUE EYES.
Answer-The volley ball is rs to
~ inches in circumference and
weighs 8 to 10 ounces. The palm OF
the hand is used in service. Pull
yourself together.
Dear Mr.. Lardner: What is the
earliest football game on record?
(Signe6 ONE WHO CARES.
AnsWer-10:15 am, Eastern
standard time. This was the Brown
Columbia game, and was well
played on both sides.
Dear Sir: How are you?
(Signed) CURIOUS.
Answer-Fine, thanks.
Evening star., 1941-01-15

Totals 14134l Totals o8 SO
Half time score-W. and L.. 33; Mary
land. ~.
Free throws missed-Ulmar Pinck ~:
Cuttino (@): Signaieo, Dobbins, Gary, Kirk
patrick
oficials-Dey DARTMOUTH and Dixon
(Wlllam and Mary
Evening star., 1941-01-15

A p. Barnes gives the odds Of Queens
Rook and Quenns knight in this game
1873. 1t is a curious game in which a
pawn Is promoted 10 Queen before the
player has lost a piece. and more amazing
is the fact that Blacks force at the end
of the game is greater than when he COM
menced play Yet White wins! Recorded
Send in your name for this opening
promptly for credit toward prize awards
OF medals and chessmen. Use any refer
r;S
Evening star., 1941-01-15

the team which now has scored
27 goals in its last four engagements
With a local player sitting in the
penalty box in the opening period,
Paul Courteau scored on the face
off that Followed Rosy Rossignol's
banishment and the Eagles were
started.
Twice more In the first period the
Washington team scored, and once
in the second The Orioles scored
in the second and final periods. after
it was obvious the Eagles were in
full command.
Norman Burns, Eagles star center,
was the high scorer with two goals.
He seemingly scored a third. but it
was nullified by penalty. Courteau
Rossignol. Firm; Mailley and Roy
Mcbride each scored once for WASH
i0ptOO
Evening star., 1941-01-15

Spares-Baltlmore, Riley. Dyte, DllI.
Griecr, Piche, Wychnenka, PARTS; Wash
, 1s;C1, Gcrman1. McTeer. Rosslenol. Nc
Curry, Mailley Burns. Macbeth. Referee
MT Harwood. Linesman-Mr. Reilly.
First period Scoring. W. W.-Nington.
Courteau (unassistedl, 9:45: ., Washing
ton, Burns tMacBethl. l.:ls; ,. y sshing
tor, Rossignol tMcB:i6e, Germ NM. 1850.
Penalties-Dill g minutes). Rossignol C.
minutes
Second period scoring-4. Baltimore,
Ripley tWebsterl. 2:01: ). Washington.
e! minutes. Knipfel 60 minutes.
Third period scoring-6. Washington.
Malllev Macbeth. 5:42 - Washington
Mcbride tGermannl. o:45; s, Baltimore.
we (Webster), 11:4S
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Interhigh Farley Begins.

Pairings for the opening round
Of the 1941 team tournament that
will be played Friday, $3.50 pm,
at clubrooms of first-named schools
are: Central-Roosevelt, Western
Wilson, Tech-Eastern.
President Anatole Volkov advises
that all games must commence not
later than Ais pm. James Heiden-
Evening star., 1941-01-15

6-cyinder power, fairly scoot you through traffic.
And never, in all your life, have you felt a low'
price car ride like this. 1t has soft coil springs on
aUtosr wheels.
Allthose jolts, tremors, and irritating vibrations
that used to wear you out are gone! For Nash has
built this body on airplane principles welding
body and frame into one twist-Proof unit OF
amazing strength.
There's new, Two-way Roller Steering. Actu'
ally. you'll hug even twisty mountain roads As
though you were running on rails.
And here, too, is Nash's amazing Conditioned
shield safely clear, no matter how cold it gets!
Yes. from beginning to end here is new
Evening star., 1941-01-15

Score at half-St Francis. 21-a
Referee-Mr. Shirley. Umpre-Mr Fox
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Knew VoIue Of Gold
In Anybody's Mouth

tSigned)
Evening star., 1941-07-05
the EyeNIN6'S HIGH LIGHTS.

WPc, 4:00-The World is Yours: Drama
ii,aton entitled Thomas Jefferson, Author Of
the Declaration Of independence.
WJSV. 5t5-John I. Flynn on The Cur
rent Situation,
WpC 6:OO-Defeuse for America: hanufac-
lure Of parathuies and other textile produds
for The defense program.
WHV, 7:00-SpofIight: The Ed East variety
show moves to new time.
WNAL, 7:00-Boy Meets Band: Ted Steele
In series Of drdndilzationS dealing with the
formation and development Of hypothetical
IdU band,
WRC, 7:00-Latitude Zero: Further adVen-
lures in the life Of The phIosopht submarine
commander and his heIpmaie
WNV, 7:3O-tiN Desk Switthng from
Thursday, The story Of newspaper life remains
ihematitay intad.
WNAL. 8;00-5pn and Win with Flynn:
Further opportunity 10 make little side money
via ihe Quiz route
WRc, 800-Barn DAME: A salute 10 the
TOJIiI, WIN SoH9SHeN Oiote HISV" Gnu SV"'l
Andy Andrews contributing their share.
WINK, 805-FiYt Of weekly series Of
programs played by Paul {. Galloway on The
console Of The great organ al Washington Ca
thedra
WNAL, 830-Summer Symphony; Child
Prodigy Loun NaaIeI, age II, conducts the
orchestra in NendeAohnS Italian symphony
Newlln's Cradle SoHq" Waeners overture 10
"Rienzi." Dr.. Frank Black takes over for Men,
deSsohns overture TO Midsummer Nights
Dream"
WpC 900-WhoOpin' HoIer: Musical drama
about mosquiio,intestsd summer camp with
a hiIIbiY background and booge wooge
foreground. " SongStresS Evelyn Lynne stars.