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Evening star., 1941-12-06
King Of Italy Escapes
| As British Bomb Port
BY the Associated Press

By the ASSOclaleO Press.
ROME. Dec. 6.-King Victor EN-
manuel narrowly escaped a British
air raid Thursday at San Giovanni
on the toe of the Italian boot
where he was en- route home from q
9-day visit to British bombed
places in Sicily. it was disclosed to-
day on the monarch's return tc
Rome.
tThe British had reported for
that day that planes of the Mid
die East command strafed ferries
between the italian mainland
and Sicily and also railway sid
ings at San Giovanni)
The British delivered their at.
tack on the area in the afternoon
while the King was being ferriec
across from Sicily to San Giovanni
Anti-aircraft fire and a cruising
formation Of Italian fighters which
formation of italian fighters wer'
said soon to have chased off the at
tackers. shooting down three at sea
The King arrived at San Giovann
from Messina, Sicily, shortly aftel
five planes had bombed and ma
chine-gunned the port. Nine per
sons were injured, but little damage
was reported.
Evening star., 1941-12-06
GernansC|ainl
New Gains in
MoscowDrive
Nozi Lines Reported
Broken in Fighting
Near KuIinin
BY the Associated Press.


Fighting on the Moscow front,
raging amid temperatures 81 degrees
below zero. sWirled to new peak
of violence today as Adolph Hltler's
invasion armies claimed the capture
of seven towns while the Russians
we're reported to have broken
through German lines in the Kali
min sector, 80 miles northwest Of
Moscow.
A German military spokesman
said Nazi troops had taken Moz-
haisk. 81 miles west of the capital,
and Kiln, so miles northwest.
Nazi front-line dispatches also
reported new gains in side-sWeep-
ing movement east of Orel and
Kursk, midway between the Mos
COW front and the Soviet drive in
the Ukraine declaring that five
towns had been captured in an arc
so miles east OF Orel
The towns were listed AS Malo-
Arkhangeisk, between Orel and
Kursk, 230 miles south OF Moscow,
Livny. Novosil, Mtsensk and Chern,
near Orel.
Tula Area Attack Pressed.
A Reuters British news agency
dispatch said the Russian counter
offensive in the Kalinin sector was
continuing and that the Red Army
had inflicted heavy blow to two
German infantry divisions about
10000 men-and captured an i'm
portant point.
Dispatches to the Soviet news
paper Pravda said the battle south
OF Moscow was increasing in fero-
city. with the Germans attacking
constantly north Of Tula, 100 miles
below the capital. and cutting the
Tula- Moscow, highway at several
points.
Large German tank forces are
taking part in the action Pravda
reported.
In the north. around siege bound
Leningrad. Hitlers high command
acknowledged the spread Of Soviet
counter-punches but declared the
Russians attempts to break out OF
the old Czarist capital had been re-
pulsed with high and bloody losses
New Gains in North
Soviet reports said Leningrad's de-
fense armies had registered new
gains in the Tikhvin sector. 10c
miles east of Leningrad. where the
Germans have been attempting 10
break through TO Join the Firms. and
reported that Soviet troops were
taking one position after another >
The Russian radio said 1900 Ger
man army trucks had been SUBJ
jected to violent aerial lombard
ment as they attempted to cross the
river by pontoon bridges and barges
German losses in the bloody re-
treat from Rostov-on-Don were
placed by the Russians at $4,000
killed and wounded.
The Rome radio said three Italian
I divisions, as we'll as Rumanian ano
Croatian reinforcements. had ar
rived to bolster the Germans re-
treating along the Sea OF Azov
where the Russians were reported
to have advanced more than mile.
beyond Taganrog, 40 miles west Of
Rostov.
A report that Red Navy vessel.
were Smelling the route of retreat
/ along the coast came from the Brit.
ish radio. 'Such craft presumabl,
either had been based at Rostov OF
entered Azov waters from the BLACK
Sea before the Germans won Kerch
at the bottleneck strait between tht
Crimea and the Caucasus)
Evening star., 1941-12-06
litvinoh Due 10 Arrive
In Washington Tomorrow
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec GA
limousine. motor cycle escort and a
special plane awaited Maxim Litvi-
noff today to speed the new Rus
sian Ambassador to his post In
Washington.
Nearing the end of trip bringing
him nearly three-quarters Of the
way around the globe, Mr.. Litvinoff
was aboard the China Clipper. due
to arrive from Honolulu around
noon.
Brief stops were scheduled in
Denver and Chicago, and at Cleve-
land the party will transfer to
Pennsylvania Central Airlines plane
due In Washington at l1:04 am. to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1941-12-06
John M. O'ConneII Dies;
Former House Member
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
WESTERLY. r. l.. Dec. 6.-For-
mer Representative John NJ O'Con-
nell. SO, of Westerly. who was one
of President Roosevelt's staunchest
supporters in the House from 1884
to 1888 and prominent in Rhode
Island Democratic circles, died to-
day.
Survivors include his widow and
one son. John M. O'Connell, jr., OF
Washington.
Evening star., 1941-12-06
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
LONDON, Dec. 6.-The Ad-
miralty announced tonight that
the British cruiser Dorsetshire
had caught and sunk German
commerce raider in the South
Atlantic.
The Admiralty said the raider
tried to escape. leaving behind
five boats laden with oil and
provisions which had been OBJ
served alongside her.
The 9975-ton Dorsetshire was
cited last in an Admiralty COM
munique on May q when she
was credited with firing the final
three torpedoes which sank the
$4,000 = ton German battleship
Bismarck.
Evening star., 1941-12-06
Britain Orders All Fighting Men
To Their War Posts in Far Eost;
Australia Planning Aid in Indies
Another German Raider Is Sunk
Bv British in South Atlantic

The Dorsetshire also was one
of three British cruisers which
caught the German freighter
Wakama last April a few hours
after it had sailed from Rio de
Janeiro. The Wakama was scut-
tied.
AS in the case of the sinking of
another German commerce
raider in the South Atlantic No
vember % by the cruiser Devon
shire. the Admiralty said the
suspected presence of subma-
rines nearby prevented the Dor
setshire from picking up sur
vivors.
The communique did not iden-
tify the German vessel, describ-
ing her only as a converted mer-
chantman Of about 10000 tons.
Evening star., 1941-12-06
Policeman Found Slain
On New York Sidewalk
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-Patrolman
Thomas Casey, "a, was found shot to
death at East Fifty-second street
and Lexington avenue early today, a
passerby discovering his body
sprawled on the sidewalk. One bull
let was lodged in his head and two
in his chest.
Police Immediately broadcast an
alarm for three men seen in the
vicinity shortly before the body was
found. The only clews were a re-
volver and hat picked up nearby.
Officer Casey, who had been with
the department nine years, had gone
of duty at midnight.
Evening star., 1941-12-06
Hair. Suits Become
New Ersotz Style
In Netherlands
Nv The Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
LONDON. Dec. 6-Hair suits.
made from the sheared tresses
of your favorite girl friend, are
the newest thing in ersatz styles
for 1912 in the Netherlands.
Come in and order your
blond or brunette suit" the
Nazi controlled Dutch Waste
and Refuse Board has suggested
TO the prospective buyers. ac-
cording to the official Dutch
news agency.
1t is as stong as worsted
suiting and will probably have
been made from a woman's
long hair
Evening star., 1941-12-06
Wooster Alumni to Meet

Graduates of the College OF
Wooster, Ohio, will hold their an
nual dinner at pm. Wednesday
at Covenant First Presbyterian
Church. Eighteenth and N streets
NV. John D. Mckee, director Of
alumni relations for the college,
will speak.
Evening star., 1941-12-06
Costu Rico and Punumu
Hit by Earthquake
~ tbf ASScciated Press

6S tDt ASSOCldIeQ f1ess.
SAN JOSE, Costa Rica. Dec. g.
Public buildings and homes in Cen
trail Costa Rica and Northern Pan
anna were destroyed and some resi-
dents were injured Yesterday by an
earthquake felt throughout virtually
all of Costa Rica and part of Pan
anna
Rescue workers early today had
reported no deaths.
Evening star., 1941-12-06
President TeIegrophs
| Good Wishes to Boy
Facing Operation
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BEVERLY HILLS, Calf. Dec.
6.-Shim Malone, 10. only son of
Attorney and Mrs. Dudley Field
Malone, i'll more than two years
with leg infection and now
facing a major operation, re-
ceived q telegram from Wash
ington yesterday which said:
Il just want you to know that
I am thinking of you and wish
ing you the best of luck. Keep
your chin up. Faith and cour-
age will do the rest"
The message was signed:
Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
Evening star., 1941-12-06
New Zealand M. P. Killed

AUCKLAND, Dec. s 12.-Lt. Col
j. M. Allen. member of the New
Zealand Parliament, has been killed
in Libya, it was announced today
OF seven members Of Parliament
with the forces, three now have beer
killed and one taken prisoner.
Evening star., 1941-12-06
Second Toxic Reply
Awaited Here; Peace
Talks Are Delayed
First Note Regarded
As Evasion; Meets
Cool Official Reception
BY LLOYD LEHRBAS.


! An uneasy peace hung over the
Pacific today as the United States
/ waited for Japan to make its choice
between conciliation or further at
tempts at conquest in the Far East.
The Japanese american discus
sions, which were started more than
seven months ago in an effort to find
a peaceful solution of problems in
the Pacific. were in abeyance pend
ing the delivery of Tokio's decision
, TO Secretary of State Hull.
Japans reply yesterday to Presi-
dent Roosevelt's question as to why
japanese troops were maSsed in
French Indo-China. it was stated in
Informed quarters. contributed noth-
ing toward easing the tense situa-
ton.
The Japanese explained the rein
forcement Ito a certain extent" Of
their forces in Northern Indo-
China ss principally precautionary
measures"
Second Reply Awaited.
Whether the Japanese American
/ diplomatic talks continue, it was
/ said, depends upon Tokio's reply to
Secretary Hull's note of November
26 In that document he restated
this Governments unalterable op-
position to japanese conquest
| Admiral Kichisaburo Nomura and
Saburo KuruSu, the Japanese en-
voys, have given no hint as to when
the japanese answer may be deliv-
cred
Informed diplomatic quarters,
which believe Jepans' final decision
! depends in large measure on the
fortunes of the Axis, forecast that
the note will be delayed pending a
definite trend in the European war
The text Of yesterdays note re-
plying to the Presidents inquiry on
Indo-China follows:
Reference is made to your in
quiry about the intention of the
japanese government with regard
to the reported movements of Japa-
nese troops in French Indo-China
Under instructions from Toxic,
wish to inform you as follows:
AS Chinese troops have recently
shown frequent signs Of movements
along the northern frontier OF
French Indo-China bordering on
China. japanese troops, with the OBJ
ject of mainly taking precautionary
measures. have been reinforced to
a certain extent in the northern part
Of French Indo-China.
Exaggerated Report"
"As a natural sequence OF this
step. certain movements have been
made among the troops stationed in
the southern part of the said terri
tory. 1t seems that an exaggerated
report has been made of these move
ments.
1T should be added that no meas
ure has been taken on the part of
the japanese government that may
transgress the stipulations of proto-
col CT joint defense between Japan
and France"
The note was described in diplo-
matte quarters as evading the para
mount question raised-Japans ag-
gression movements and threat to
ISae JApANECE poon Aal
Evening star., 1941-12-06
ItuIy Coils 18-Yeur-OIds

ROME. Dec. 6 (P.-Italian men
born in 1923 were called to the COL
ors today for regular military
service.
Evening star., 1941-12-06
Large Area Of yugos|avia
Reported Cleared Of Nazis
nv tho Axsociatsd PROSE

BY the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, Dec. Ga large area
of Axis-conquered Yugoslavia was
declared by the Soviet Information
Bureau in a communique broadcast
today to have been cleared of Ger
man and Italian invaders" by Yugo-
slav guerrilla warriors.
The patriot movement in Yugo-
slavia is developing in intensity"
the communique said. Numerous
guerrilla detachments are success
fully operating against the German
invaders"
Dispatches from Cairo and Jeru-
salem earlier this week told Of
warfare between the patriot army Of
Gen. Draja Mihailovic and from
three to seven German divisions.
Evening star., 1941-12-06

(See LIBYA, Page A-4)
Evening star., 1941-12-06
Exaggerated Report"

tSee JAPANESE, Page ABB
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
a automobiles Wanted

A CALL for junk cars nay IS 10 500.
PICK up. Tyler 4-s31s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

CHEW al station wagon: driven only
1000 miles, absolutely like new through
out, save $500.
r &c {
1885 LTvERNoIs UN. 1880
cHEvRoLET-1s55 long stake: lift. re-
built. rsfin., like new: slss 50. terms.
A. A. MOSS 5000 CARS
AUTHORIZED wILLYs Dealer
cHEvRoLET-is5s pickup. good one
runs Ike new; $50 viii handle. 1885
Woodward.
FoRD--'3s pickup; looks like new. s-ply
tires; sell at A bargain
4735 WOODWARD
GMc-is37 long wheel base stake. 2-speed
Eaton axle l4-fo0t stake body. rebuilt,
refinished Ike new: s4s5. terms.
AUTHORIZED wILLYs DEALER
FoRD-ia3s pickup Il runs Ike new, SIX
ply tires. $50 down VIII handle. 4735
Woodward.
GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCKS
1928 Vermont Temple 1850
INTERNA TIoNAr,-la3 long wheeibase
cab and chassis. viii handle up 20 l4.ft.
stake. rebuilt, rein. like new Sis5. terms.
A. A MOSS 5000 CASS
AUTHORIZED wILLYs DEALER
ONE OF the best selections OF trucks IN
the city Millenbach. 1850 Grstiot.
TWO sEMIs. 2o-is n LONG. $500 cash
Need work 2sO3 Twelfth.
WILLYS-14i pickup. never licensed or
titled brand new; $5a5. terms.
A. A. MOSS 5000 CAsS
AUTHORIZED wILLYs DEALER
WILLYS-194l package delivery panel
G O. T., brand new: never licensed or
titled: two sliding side doors; body 6x5iz
high 30 miles 10 gallon wonderful for
laundry dry cleaning, milk dsifvrry, etcT'
In prime selection OF color; S795, terms.
A. MOSS 5000 CAsS
AUTHORIZED WILLYs DEALER
1889 c. o. sleeper cab Chevrolet tractor
2-speed axle Excellent. 1903 Twelfth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

cHEvRoLET-le pickup. good one
runs Ike new; $50 viii handle. 1885
Woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Tires-New and Used

GUARANTEED tire trsadinR since 1925
Passenger and truck sizes IN stock
Motor City Tire Service. 5i5i Gratiots
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

GENERAL PUBLIC LOAN
$3.50 Joy. 403 Woodhrook BldS. TY. 6-332l
1875 Woodward. cor. Pasadena To. s-443O
SIS Barlum Tower, 63 Cadillac So. ca. OOe2
14i0 David stott. 1859 Griswold RA. 2s76
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Camp Traiiers

1889 c. o. Y sleeper cab Chevrolet tractor
2-speed axle. Excellent. 1903 Twelfth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

GMc--193T long wheel base stake; 2-speed
Eaton axle 14-fo0t stake body. rebuilt
refinished Ike new: S4sa, terms.
A. A MOSS 5000 cAsS
AUTHORIZED wILLYs DEALER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
CREAM CR0PL00K THESE USED CAR BARGAINS OVER
Automobiles for Sale

PLYMoUTH-'35 de luxe 2-door sedan
runs good: Sis 7720 Gratiot.
PLYMOUTH de luxe s-door sedan
reeonditioned, guaranteed $500. 1920
Gratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Canada PIdns
50 PIT. Boost in
Oversee Army
special % THE DErnoIr TINS

OTTAWA, July 19.-With $4,000
troops now overseas, Canada is
speeding plans TO increase that
suriber by 80 per cent within the
--sat six months. despite all naW-
CATION hazards and shortage Of
shipping facilities.
The largest contingent 10 cross
the ocean in nearly two years OF
war reached England safely early
this month. Despite the fury with
which the battle of the Atlantic
was raging, the convoy was unmo-
Ssted.
Officially. both Ottawa and
London are silent as TO The num-
ser OF troops in the latest con-
tingent. However, the number OF
ships employed in transporting
them leads 10 the belief that they
were nearer 10000 than 1000"
The contingent was headed by
the Canadian Army Tank Brigade.
The first such armored unit ever
organized in the dominion. Of
ficials hailed its movement as "a
spectacular achievement. in swift
fnlfillment OF Canada's pledged
word 10 the British government"
Other troops contingent. in
Guided reinforcemcnts for infantry,
artillery, forestry and army serv-
Ice corps units; a large number OF
airmen and naval personnel. and a
complete 1.200-bed hospital from
Montreal. with more than so nurs-
ing sisters.
Brieadier +. r. Warrington
who rose from a private in the
last war 10 COMMAND The armored
brigade. preceded the unit 10 Eng.
land by air in order 10 complete
final plans for its attachment 10
the Canadian corps there.
The aru1ored brigade is termed
one of the elite" units Of the
army. IL forms part of the ar.
mored shock force which operates
with the infantry In Canada. the
tank brigade trained al Camp
Borden, using outmofed tanks OBJ
tanned from the United States As
a means Of pracucing the rudi.
ments OF tank warfare. In Eng
land much more modern equip
ment will be at the brieade'S dis
pOSal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

and to give the home folks a
clearer. uncolored, first hand pic
ture of what the boys at camp
are really doing.
Next weeks program will be
the first 10 come from Louisiana
camps. where Michigan national
guardSmen and selectees are
training. Featured on this and
subsequent programs viii he in
teryiews with men OF the o32nd
Division, who have been in the
field since last October. more
than 1000 miles from their home
stale.
Included among these future
broadcasts viii be programs orig
mating with the 125th infantry.
l07th Engineers. 10Th Medical
Regiment and 10Tth Observation
Squadron. The latter is sta
toned al Esler Field. near Alex
andria. La. and tho others are at
nearby Camp Livingston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Children 10 Attend
Cdseades Festival
Time, stan Cerrcspondsn,

JACKSON, July 10 Children
OF Michigan. Ohio and Indiana,
Who for physical or financial rea-
sons would be unable TO attend
one of the Regular performances
of the annual Cascades Festival
production. VIII do so Tuesday
afternoon under the sponsorship OF
the service cl0bS.
Professionals VIII replace The
usual amateur pageant. which has
become one of the most celebrated
events OF the Midwest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
MONDAY AFTERNOON

WgLB Iptsrmexzo-M
WxyZ--Honeymoon Hill-D
WJRK-Nevs and Music.
W15n-Stock market close
N49D-intermezzo-
z.3s y. ".
ViR-Linda's Isl Love ID.
Withholding Light-D.
CKLW-Mich. W. G. 7. ".
WcAR-Bing Crosby music
WxYZ-JOhn's Other Wife
WExI-PaTade OF BANGS.
NJBK-Melody Matinee.M.
WB3D-Design for music.
2:t5 y. NJ.
WTR-ln Harmony-D.
WWJ-Vic and sAde-D.
* .W-lane Prescott-M.
WCAR--Just Relax-M.
MxYL--Just Plain Bind
WJLR-PDsms You 1Ake-T
Wf5D-piano recital-M.
WfeD-Womens Page-T.
500 y. NJ.
WlR Richard Naxwell-M.
WWJ Music.
CKLW-News Acct.
WCAR-News Acct.
WxYZ-- Masters Music W.
wJLB-Nevs, Matinee M,
WE.xis-Musical program.
Nt5D Here IL NeWE-I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

N49D Popular musie-M.
ssiS w. VI.
WJR-Dr. Luther Barr.
WWJ-Ciub Matinee NJ
CkLW- Harold Turnsr-M.
WcAR-Mich. Roundup NJ.
NxYZ-Stelia Dallas-D.
Wi5D-Restyled. Rnythms.
$40 y. ".
WJR- Emery Deutsch NJ
CkLW-Johnson Family-D
NAYZ-LOrenzo Jones-D.
NRxIs--Music a. : Loves
NfDD-John Hammond M,
Wt9D--FM fermentation
3;tS 4. ".
NJR Melody Time
WWJ Roger Spiker-M.
CkLW-Tea for Three NJ.
WkYZs--Swtnr % Paters "a
Wi9D-NeWs-T.
30 y. ".
NJR Mary Marlin y.
WWJ Ole Fosrch NJ
CkLW-Art Mooney-M.
WCAR-Sews +
N%YZ-Home % Brave u.
WJLR-Nevs: Hiis-M
NFHL-nanre Music-N.
WJBK-News ana Music.
Wt5p- Shall We Dance,
N4oD--Enneefto-M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Former SCOUT in Army

INDIANTOWN GAP. Pa, July
l9.-INS) approximately % per
cent or the 1880 Pennsylvania
troops at the military reservation
here formerly held membership in
the Boy Scouts of America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

a;lh q. "
WJR-Music Men NJ.
CKLW-Nl Campbell.
WCAn-Lets Go Out-M
WNYZ-Pprtia Faces life
WEXI.-iAsien. EMPLOYERS
WJBk-Children's Hourly.
$50 q. VI.
MIR-The O'Neills n.
WWJ Concert music.
cKLW--M Maurice fAttle-M
WNYZ-We. the Ahbotts-I
WI y -Pcnular mnsic ~
WExLs-Nuical /progra N 4.
NA5D- shall We Dance
20 4;aS T.. NJ.
WJR L. 81 NichigAn.
CKLW-Tea Dance Tunes.
VICAR $ American Way
WXYZ-NsVs Ace-T.
300 y. VI.
NJR -Musical-h.
WNJ -Piceadilly Trio-M
CKLN-NswS Are-T.r
NcAR-NsWs. Hits-M.
NNYZ-Show World.T.
WILR News SNOW boat.
WExl.-Rhyihm Rhapsod.
NJBh News Acct.
Wfhl Jlree suns Trio-A
MiqD 80 Male ouArtet-M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
MONDAY AFTERNOON
Is.nn NOON

~ 90 NOON
NJR-lAfe Bea uiiful-D.
WV ShoRTqr Reward T.
CKLW--News: Livestock.
NCAR-NeWs-T
WNYZ--Newr Acct.
WJLB-Nevs. Music.
Ntxls-Hswaiian Melodies
WSBk-Nsme That Song.
Wi5D-Garton afford N.
I2;1S y. NJ
WIZ Woman IN white d.
WWJ Julia Blake r.
CRLW-Danoe Rhythns
N'CAR-t unghean club ".
WNYz-Farm Nevs-T.
WE%I-Musical Pros N.
WJBK- Popular Rhythms
Women IN Action T
70 m a.. ~.
WJR-Happ'ness Right-D.
WV Lee Srnifs-T
CKLW Frt. PsEe Farrell.
Wa Nan un StFecse I.
WNYZ Josef Franck NJ
wJLR Detroiters speak-T
tstrvf 49, Newccasf-
NJBK-Luneheon Melodies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Blood Banks in Puerto Rico

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico. July
19-tINS) Puerto Rico is taking
the initiative in establishing
Blood Banks throughout the
island for transfusions in emer-
gcncieS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

s:t5 y. ".
WEXL.--oid Time Religion
10 40 q. NJ.
NJR Masisrvorks NJ
NWJ-R osseil Barnes-r.
ghLSy--Sst tonsl News-T.
WxYZ-Nsws Ace II.
WJLB-chpstAn Mission
ia:ik p. ~.
WNt-~Danre nfusic-h.
CkLW--sBsck from Britain
WAYz-Bob stropg NJ.
1a.ss T.. ~.
W JR---Ceprge Oisen-M.
rkLw-PBC Nswsreei-T.
wXYz-Ray Kinney N.
N'5IB oodvth Hourly.
WtBK-Moon MAgie-A.
faAs Y. ".
NJBK-Popular melodies.
IL 10 r. ".
NIR--jsct KNIT.
SWJ-Willard ksnnefy-T.
-kLW-Nal Clars-T.
Vxyz-Musie You Want.
WILD Dance musie-N
NJBk-ssndlot scores-T.
Ii;i5 r. VI.
WIR-Chas Sptyak-M.
s. W. Dance Music NJ.
CKLW--TommY Dorsey NJ
WJBk-Music Potpourr
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NjR~csri Holm.
XXI ,w-interiucr-h
WjBK-Dance Time N.
ira Y. ".
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