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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
Watch Columbia, Army!

VAST POINT. N. Y. Oct. l3
tINS).--Army's highly successful
football team was warned today
by coach Earl Blaik against
undertaking Columbia, their next
opponent, as drill was confined to
light work and connecting errors
of the mast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
LOOKS as If Service GMzme.s Or

NEW YORK, Oct. IS (UP) LIT. Col Lawrence
"Bif" Jones, graduate manager and former head
coach at West Point. said yesterday that the
Army-Navy football game probably would he held
this year.
Speaking at the weekly luncheon IF the foot
ball writer's Jones stressed the current Transport
tation difficulties and said that the annual classic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13

might be shifted from Municipal Stadium, PhiIa-
delphia to some other site. possibly the Polo
Grounds in New York. The final word must come
from the war and navy departments however.
spectators alone used ~ special trains
last year." Jones said. "In addition seven more
were needed for cadets and midshipmen. The
cadets will not attend this year but hope to
keep the series going. II Mt all possible"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
HE WILL If HE CAN
IF HE CAN'T, HE WON'T
BY LAYTON CARVER
international News Service Sports Writer

NEW YORK Oct lS--If the ends before Louis 3
too old to get his hands will world
championship, and he will meantime the
department orders him to do goes long
old age and his duties
ing ABILITY he won't fight when he on he
sums the his announcement
that he planned to vacae his heavyweight
he can't he won't. - - : - -' -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
Fight Results

BY United Press
Se~ YeFk-Jehnny- Coiar.-fsf. newark.
scored a technical Knockout over Herbert
Marshall, l72h. New York 81.
New York-Beau Jack 1884, Augusta
Ca. outpolnted Terry Young. 1874. New
York CiOI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
Golfers Advised
To Share Work
At Their Clubs
By VI. r. DRUKENBROD

Fred T. Lorenzen, club manager
at Plum Hollow, had 122 in yes
terdays pro-manager golf tourna-
ment at Red Run. AS they say in
the locker room. that amt par. "
But the man from Plum Hollow
came up with an idea at the din
ner that's par for any course.
The managers, who are in closer
touch with. the situation than any
group connected with golf, were
discussing the prospects for next
year. Will we have golf--and how
mitch ?
Have no fears. the managers
pointed out, lot Of golf will be
played.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
THEY'LL GET THERE

One hears so much about the
alleged shortage of balls and clubs
and gas rationing, you'd think they
are the big problems. But they're
not. There'll be plenty of equip
ment and ways will be found 10
get golfers TO their clubs-if the
clubs have 10 hitch up old dobbin
and meet trains and buses from
the city.
The shortage Of help, the man.
ayers said, will be the chief con-
Germ from now on. How TO get
enough help TO give golfers service
and keep green's and fairways cut
that, il was agreed, really will
be something.
So up stepped the man from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13

Prep BAN
On Sports

The Downtown Quarterback
Club has gone on record as being
unanimously opposed to the new
department of education regula.
tons outlawing high school ath.
letics. At their weekly meeting
yesterday at the Fort Shelby the
sports followers from every walk
of life voted without a dissenting
voice to notify the authorities Of
their stand.
The Downtown Quarterback
Club doesn't involve itself. in any
matters political, but at the Sug.
Igestion of 1t. Commander Harry
Kipke. the chairman of the meet.
ing expressed themselves on this
subject.
Wally Weber, coach OF the Uni.
versity of Michigan freshmen and
Joe Bach. former Notre Dame
guard and present coach at Fort
Knox, divided the honorS at the
luncheon yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
DETROIT TIMES, OCT. 13, 1912
DETROIT TIMES, OCT. 49, 1912 PAGE |
BOB TALES
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor
PAGE II
Sports Editor

Looking Into the Crystal OF Course It's Still
TO The Day When He His. But lis the OnI)
VIII Regain His Title Goal He Hasn't HI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
WOLVERINE VERSION

Weber. with the aid of Mr.. Web.
ster's longest word, gave a Vivid
account of Illinois victory over
Minnesota in the upset of the year
Wally secuted the Him for Michi.
gan. He paid high tribute to the
winners who were out 10 win from
the start as against the attitude
of so many teams who hope for a
moral victory over the Golden
Gophers.
Wally also spoke about the
Michigan-Iowa Cadet game.
AT Ann Arbor we feel as
though we beat the first team,
tied the second and lost only
TO the third eleven offered by
Bernie herman" he said.
Weber climaxed his appearance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13

Continued on Page 1877
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Separate Trials
Granted Sin
Handbook Plot

Five defendants in the grand
jury handbook conspiracy case, in
addition TO former Mayor Richard
w. Reading, today were granted
separate trials by Circuit Jadge
Earl c. Pugsley.
Like Reading, they will be tried
separately because they already
stand convicted Of conspiracy in
the so-called policy case. They
are former police Lieut.. Frank
Dombecky. former Inspector Ar
thur Ryckman, former Patrolmar
Carl Neubar and Elmer Buff
Ryan and Hovey Cox, gamblers
Ninety-three others go on trla
March 9.
Judge Pugsley denied a separate
trial to former Deputy Commits
sioner William Heidi and at tho
same time denied motions tc
quash by attorneys for James
Lynch and GuStave SChink, both
retired inspectors. He took under
advisement a motion 10 quash by
attorneys for Heidi.
Fred w. Frahm. former police
superintendent, was expected 70
appear in court today. He has
already been convicted in the
baseball pool conspiracy and
granted a separate trial IN the
policy conspiracy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Policy Raiders
Trap Bin Home

Eight men and five women
were held on gambling charges
today after police raid on an al
legged Panzer Policy house at 7l3
Joseph Campau avenue. which was
equipped with a complete motor
lied division.
One of the prisoners. charged
with investigation of conspiracy 10
violate state gambling laws, is Ed
die Weisberg, 30. Of $3.50 Sturte-
want avenue, who told Inspector
Mike LARGO Of Hunt precinct he
rs brother Of Louis WeiSberg, al
legged "higher-up' IN pregrand Jury
policy games.
The motorized division con-
sisted Of two panel trucks, used,
police said 10 pick up policy house
workers on street corners and de-
liver them 10 secret entrance in
the garage Of the Joseph Campau
house.
The alleged policy headquarters
was equipped with complicated
buzzer system which warned work
erS in the basement. Sgt. Harris
MERIT Of Hunt cleanup squad said.
Police think they may have con
fiscated some money along with
alleged gambling equipment, but
won't know until they find out II
it's legally all right for them 10
break open a 3 by 2-foot safe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Salary Mix-Up
Gives Headache
,ToLiq|uor Board
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, Feb. 26. - Ralph
Thomas, new chairman of the
liquor commission, was handed his
first headache" today by Budget
Director Leo j. NoWicki in the
form of an irregular transaction
which Nowicki said cost the state
Sl021.
The trouble began year ago
when Clare McNaughton was
named controller. The commission
already had a controller and Nc
Naughton wasn't paid for three
months while civil service authori-
.ticS ironed out the difficulty.
During that period McNaughton
drew Sl,317 in liquor control funds
as n salary advance.
Records Of the commission show
he paid back $3.50 of the advance
Nowcki said McNaughton claimed
10 have paid back an additional
S62l TO Louis Dobrowski, the
cashier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Court Calls
Sister OF Mayor Must Be
Traffic Court Witness

a subpoena ordering Mrs Grace
!. Cogan. sister Of Mayor Edward
J. JefrieS Jr. 10 appear as a
witness March II in traffic
court reckless driving case was
issued today by Referee Dudley
F.. Whiting
Mrs. CoCan was supposed N ap-
pear Yesterday 10 testify about a
collision between her car and that
Of Robert Barrlnger. 2755 Pingree
avenue hut was not IN court
Barringer. who was iicketed for
reckless driving after the collision.
told Referee Whiting;
"MrS. Cogan told me that "
Id pay for the damage 10 her
car that's all there would be
to a."
Not AZ far rs this court -
concercd." said Whiting, order
ING the subpoena issued.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Rotary Chief Visions
Solidarity Of Ldtins

The United States today may
depend upon complete solidarity OF
South Americans If We continue TO
stabilize our friendship with them,
IN the opinion Of Tom J. Davis,
LID. Of Butte Mont. intcrna-
tIonal president Of Rotary Clubs.
Davis. speaking before 500
RotarianS at the Commemoration
Of the thirty-seventh anniversary
of the movement, added that the
greatest mistake we have made IS
failing 10 learn the languages Of
tho South American nations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26

IbileS from the personal property
tax; granting homestead tax eX-
|emption 10 all men in the services
permitting law students 10 take
their bar examinations before they
receive a degree; making unau-
Ithorized use of an ajrplane a
felony; repeating the Camp Doe
Law enabling persons 10 obtain
birth certificates even though
their births are not registered
authorizing Michlgan's four largest
counties 10 purchase and provide
fire protection
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Governor Signs
Z More Bills

LANSING. Feb. % CUP).-
Governor Van Wagner today
signed u more bills passed az the
recent special session of the legls.
lature, including the $500 DOC
grant for old age and aid 10 de
pendent children benefit increases
Those signed included bills eX-
empting frozen stocks of automo-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
i. :. Develop
Amazon Basin

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26 QNS),
The United States and Brazil to-
day are about 10 conclude an
for Joint development
Of the Amazon River basin.
The agreement calls for estab-
liShment Of an Amazon River basin
development corporation which
will be financed by the American
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
RECEIPTS NOT SHOWN

81 am concerned" NowiCki
said. because McNaughtOn
cannot show receipts for pay
ment Of this sum other than
some checks made out Ia cash"
And he cannot produce receipts
for $3.50 I'm cash he claims 10
have paid back"
The situation became compli-
Gated by two other details.
DobroWSki Mis- been fired and
placed under arrest for alleCedly
stealing SIS 900 I'm commission funds
and McNaughton is taking a
months vacation IN Florida.
Liquor Commissioner James -
Dotsch said the commission would
seek 10 place the blame on Do
STowski and collect from the bond.
* company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Warns Up
PeddIer Asks for Cell;
V Pins Sales OF

People aren't buying V for Vic
tory pins like they did right after
Pearl Harbor Frank Lorcn2, As, a
pcddler, complained today IN ask
ing Recorders Judge Thomas NJ
Cotter for a 30-day\ term in a
warm Jail, as a Vagrant.
He got the sentence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26

government 10 the extent OF ap-
lproximately S20,0G0000. -.
American technical experts VIII
be used in the development work.
which is designed TO stimulate the
production of essential raw ma
terials, including rubber, tropical
oils, quinine and other chemicals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Rugs and FloorcoUerings

Is Room.size Broadloom Remnants 27.5O to $50
80 Wool Hooked Rugs; 24x36 36x60, 4.19 to l95
Room Size Wool Hooked Rug; 9xl2. 80. 7450
"a Cotton Chenille Rugs; 30x6O inches 289
IL Carpet Samples; 1927 to 27x36 in. 79c to SO
Is Room.Siz Felt Base Rugs $1,000. .95 to l095
300 yds. Felt Base Remnants; assorted 80. yd. Use
$50 yds. lnlaid Linoleum Remnants assorted 69e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Hufstader Heads War Chest

FLINT Feb. 26.-W. F. Huff
stader, general sales manager OF
Buick Motor Division, today was
named chairman of F'lint's war
chest board. succeeding +. A.
Bower, who resigned after taking
a post with the war production
boards automotive branch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Lamps, Gifts and Pictures

SO Floor Lamp Bases; damaged 49,. 1913 to $50
l3l Mirror WhatNotsj waIl-style ............ 4Se
II Folding Steel Bridge Chairs; black and red. l.29
81 Framed Floral Pictures; assorted ......... S9c
1l3 Slightly Damaged Mirrors and Pictures 59c-3.s9
l76 Slightly Soiled Rsyon Lamp Shades &c to l.s9
So Assorted and Slightly Damaged Gifts l9c to l.S9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
NeNA PhOtOI

Miss Gardner, an employee
Of the British Bermuda CEN
sorship Office. who gave the
surprise testimony in the
espionage trial of German
born George Sylvester Viereck
that she had intercepted
papers and A manuscript sent
by him 10 European agents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26

Gen. Hugh 8. hnson,
"America's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26

For the "Insi de News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Notions Department

Odd Notions &C.. e, SC to CSC
~ Glass Cigarette Boxes; with trayS......... see
81 Novelty Miniature Vases; assorted pr. l5e
Oilcloth Remnants; assorted Reduced
92s Chinese Novelties; ash trays minia lures 5c25e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
NO PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS
ON M0NTH.END SALES
700 prs. Women's Shoes :. 100

Odd lots of novelty, arch and sports shoes.
Majority small sizes and widths. 3o7
prs. IA to AAAA 393 prs A to c. s36 prs.
sizes 10 in the group. Some soed and
shopworn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Curtain Department

572 Odd Curtains; damaged SONS rayons 29c2.5o
267 Cesnese Rsyon Panels; 35x42 inches 59e
436 Rsyon Panels 3sx44, eggshell. rosebeige. 4ee
1913 Rayon Panels; 54x44; and eggshell. 59e
l042 Rsyon Panels; 63x44. ecru. ......... 69c
6l9 Rayon Panels; 63x44, ecru, eggshell ga. 55c
Sll Upholstery Squares; 24x24; asst fabrics. 39c
625 yds. Cotton Msrquisette; short lengths yd lie
III Fibre and Denim Auto Seat Covers 69c
2I3 Washable Denim Auto Seat Covers; brown. zee
% Auto Seat Cover Sets; fibre md denim 2.95
Is Fibre, Denim Auto Seat Covers; eoupes.. LIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Toiletries Department

(ShaUtng Set Creams Taleur, Bath Salts
and Perfume Subject 100 Federal Tar
81 Shaving Sets; bowl, taeum and lotion set 37c
5l4 Irene Blake Creams, Lotions, Cosmetic, for Soc
26 Bath Salts in Novelty Container. .....l... 79c
22i 'Fioret Lipsticks various shades. 15c
1875 Ybrys Talcum Powder ........... Csc
32l Bottles Assorted Perfumes; dramsize. Toe
SO Men, 3-pc. Military Brush Sets a.. 59e
as Imitation Leather Camera Carrying Cases. l5c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Bedding Department

i56 Cotton jacquard Spreads; seconds, full size 245
6o7 Mattress Pads; seconds; full, twin. e l6s
2O3 Soed Blankets, Comforts; some rayons, Reduced
IFS Spreads, Draperiesi some rayons. .O06.9S
Soiled Sheets. Cases; assorted sizes. Redue ed
Remn't Shee,ing. Muslin, Tubing, Ticking. Reduced
497 Shower Curtains, Draperies; rayons. Reduced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Electrical Appliances

Premier Cleaner; rebuilt .........., 1865
Hudson Cleaner; Model c, rebuilt ....... 1926
ROYAL Cleaners; Model X rebuilt. ........ 1875
Premier Cleaner; rebuilt ............... ID 95
Eureka Cleaner Model II, rebuilt 1885
Hoover Cleaner; Model los, rebuilt. .,.... 1895
Hudson Range Model PB4lMW used 80. 1895
A. B. Range; Model S040 clipped ....... 1895
Frigidaire Range Model B3S.40 clipped 1895
Odds and Ends of Small Appliances Toe to S.95
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Cotton Wash Fabrics
Linens, To.Uels and Touching

Linens, OtUets and oUeIng
SIS Linen and Cotton Dish Towels green border Use
70 Two.Piece Tufted Bath Sets; 1880 mat. s5e
So Turkish Bath Mats; 24x34 inches, green. 55c
954 Plaid Turkish Face Cloths; seconds. 6 for 22e
$50 yd,. 16-in. Cotton Toweling; seconds. .yd o9e
Dama.k, Toweling Remnants; linens cotton Reduced
ll6 Odd, Soled Cloths, Sets; rayon 59e to 2 SO
Odd Soed Searfs, Doilies; some rayons. Reduced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
friday Lots Merchandise Incomplete Style,
Royons and Woolens

325 yds. Woolens, Wool and Rayons; 54", yd. 1.39
747 yds. Novelty Printed Rayon Fabrics yd. 39e
5I63 yds. Remnants; woolens, wool-rayons. Reduced
Cotton Wash Fabrics
$50 yds l8-in. White Indian Head seconds, yd. 13e
SIS yds. Plaid Bingham, l to yds, 32-in.. yd. Ice
2ls yds Printed Cretonne; S to 20 yds.. yd. 22c
47s yd, Plain Cotton Broadcloth 2lo yds yd. 2ec
967 yds. Eeru Cotton Crash; ssnforized yd. Ice
s4e yd. 27.in. Cotton Outing Flsnnel remn'ts! lie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Children's and Boys Footwear

1872 prs Childs Great Scots; samples, Ends loo
IFS prs. Infants, 'Busytoes; imperfeets pr 100
III prs Children's Shoes; to clear. .....Pr. lilo
l55 prs. Children's Oxfords; to clear. pr. 159
III prs. Boys Heavy Duty Rubbers pr. 6se
Io4 prs. Infants Chiid's Shoes; soled. pr. soc
2l6 prs Childs Slippers; some rayons soc to 90
1853 prs Sample Athletic Shoes; some 'keds, pr. sse
1873 prs Childrens Cloth Galoshes; to clear. LOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Children's Wear


"a Infants Creepers; cotton brosdeloth, ends.
IS Infants Bobby Suits; seconds. ..........
l39 Infants Handmade Dresses; seconds. 4
III Cotton Knit Sleeper Pants. .............
ae76 Infants, Toddfers Soiied Wear, 1uc to I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Women's GIoues
Boys Clothing, Furnishings

80 Prep Suits wool-and-rayonj broken sizes. 800
extra sioeks, pr, 200
So Cadet Suits; wooand-rayon; 10 to Ia. 800
extra stacks, pr, 200
80 Boys 2-Kncker Suits; wool and-rayon. 500
"a Fingertip Coats; woolen some reversible 500
FL Hooded Reversible Jackets; large sizes. 500
20 Hooded Mackinaws; WOODEN nd cotton. 1925
"a Students Overcoats; WOOL wool and cotton l395
256 Corduroy Stacks; partridge fancy pattern 345
lag Corduroy Stacks; striped, 8 to Is. ....... ZOO
1872 Boys Sweaters; wool-rayon- and cotton. csc
l6S prs. Boys Fancy Wool Gloves. ......p pr. 79c
81 prs. Boys Leather Mittens; seconds. use
Mems Furnishings
$50 Men. Shirts; seconds white and patterns. 6se
42l Mems Tesi rayon silk- and -rayon. 1900. Ate
Ala prs. Mems Gloves; patterned WOOL. pr. 69c
29s prs. Mems Leather Gloves; variety. pr. see
S65 prs. Mems Hose; irreg., eotton-rayon, pr. l9e
se7 prs. Mems Hose; stripes, patterns pr. 200
Cotton-r -Dooi; cotton and rayon
144 Sweatersj samples; wool, wool cotton. .2.s7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26

Coats with zip-in Innings.
Boxy styles in tweeds and
fleeces. Wooden, woolen-and-
cotton. gil. First Basement.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-03

Herbert c. riley, .Srd., formerly of Rye, N, Y, and Seattle, Wash, and now Q resident of this city, has joined the announcing stan of Radio Station wATR, 1t was an~ nounced today,
 Mir. Tilley has an enviable record as an army officer, having served with the First Corps Area Service Command as e lieutenant untl hon. orably relieved from duties last April because Of physical ciSQualifi- cation, and as the founder of the Citizens Military Training Camps Reserve of the State of Connecticut "a semi-military organization or ganiaed for the purpose of giving military training to youths of high school age,
 Aside from his military career, MT. Tilley is reputed baritone singer of stage; radio and concert, Before entering the service of his country, he was heard weekly over WNBC of Hartford under the head ing of The Singer of Songs" and recently, he had the pleasure of be- ing selected the winner of the Cin- cinnau Civic Opera additions for this section of the state. At pres- ent, Mir. Tilley Is the baritone solo, ist of the Second Congregational church, this city, and not so long ago appeared at the State theater in Hartford as guest singer with Paul Whiteman and his band.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-03
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 MABC--Benny Goodman
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-03
HOPEVILLE PASTOR
 BIBLE MEMS GUEST

Rev. NJ. Webb Wright, pastor of the South Federated church in Hopeville. discussed The Layman in the Church" at the meeting of the Waterbury Federation of Mems Bible classes last evening in the Second Congregational church chapel.
 Twenty attended the barley ar- ranged by James Littlejohn, asso- citation secretary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-03
GIRL REsCUES BOY

Denver, Colo. tUP)-A new name has been added to Denver's role of young heroes. Fourteen year old Camp Fire Girl Carolyn Nelson. daughter of Dean Alfred c. Nelson of the graduate school of Denver University, will receive the organiza- tion's life-saving award for rescuing Richard Moll. t2 years old. after he had fallen from his bicycle into a park lake.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-03
WATR PROGRAMS lsae KilOCycles

Ssi6=Shady Valley Folks asN0--alter Compton, News aais-~At tho symphony 5sNN--Santa Claus Program SsSU-News
 S;aS--Easy Listenln' e;O0-.Iankee News 6sfs-~hsress Roundup S;gO---Mnsic for Dining ssSe--pleasure and Profit 6sl5--Hobby Shcrwoods Orch, ssO0--Fulton Lewis, Jr, 7sib--O, <, Army Program G;S0--phone Your Song allenstcin's Sinfoinetta SsSo--lt Pays to Bc Ignorant g;0e-Treasury Star Parade S;l5--Report on lnfanti)e
 Paralysis
 gs30-=Tu Be Announced i0;O0--itaymoAd Clapper l0;ls-~Art kassefs orch. lOsSO-News, Danco orch. t0;4s--Louis Prima's orch, ls0o-~YAnkec News il;iS-Dance Orch, iisl5--Robby Sherwood's Orch, Kuhn's Orch, is;G0--Slgn or,
 TOMORROW S;0e-Yaakee News S;iS--Mornlng Musicale S;SO-Tha Early Bird S;t5--MorninR DeVotions s;N0--News; Shoppers Guide t0;i5--Sacred Heart Program l io:S0=-Forenoon 0 Frolic iO;l5--Cnrnival 1 ii,oO--Headllnes Of Tomorrow i1ll5-karl Zomar's Scrapbook tt.S0--News; Yankee House Party Soon--Melodic Moments T. NJ. t2.l6-Francis ], cronin ls s:sO-News ls;ls--Dr. r. R. Whitaker, Talk i:O0--Yankee News i:i5-Teddy powell's orch. i:S0--Nows; Pegeen Fitzgerald l;i5-Broadway Bandwapon 2;t5-The Yankee Kitchen 2:21-Phlladelphia Orch. 4:t5--Across the Footlights 4:30-Brldgepor Ensemble 5:00-Santa Claus Program 5;S0-News
 5.45-Easy Llstenin' 6;Oo-iankee News 6:l5--press Roundup 6 20---Music for Dining G %e-pleasure and Profit 6:i5-Dick kuhn's Orch. 5;0O--Fulton Lewis, Jr. 7:i5-Phone Your Answer 7:Se--Halls of Montezuma S;00-Cal Tinney s;l5-"They're the Barry's"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-11

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