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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19

Inward Majewski, 1909 Grand Haven.
Robert A. Turek. s3ss Chaest.
Marion sEcEodrowski. s127 Hildsle. Detroit
Edward Topolski. 1851 Hedge, Detroit.
Wayne Board No. s-Berpard L. Mar
seese.
Wayne Board No. g. Edmund r. Ros
pierski. Jack NJ. CIsruiak.
Wayne Board No. i3--Andrew 10th
Wayne Board No. 1s-Anthony J. PAT
fumi.
Wayne Board No le-James T. Mise
Hugo Mancini. Ernest Z, Trsmblay. Her,
mann X. EnEmAnn.
Wayne Board No. 2f-caEl II. HUI
The following were sent direct 20 Camt
Custer: Melvin A. Cameron. Thomas
ne Nike. Robert T. Lisk, Edmund j
MaEur. Mark MANHATTAN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
PITFALLS OF LOVE

OLINA'S VOICE ran down as il
speech were becoming burden.
How did YOU ever manage
IT." / asked, with genuine won
derment.
~ never could have done II II
II had not been for my own
maid, Celeste, she said. "She
WAS devoted 10 me. and had more
liberty 81 movement than l had.
My fathers valet was very much
I'm love with her and was n rela-
tive OF my aunt's old servants
He got In touch with the old
people and they rented The
Larches, perhaps because the old
man had some wild idea that
sometime | might want 20 take
a motor boat from a Long Island
harbor TO a ship off shore.
LETTER TO MOTHER
II never did know Just how
Celeste and Marco, my fathers
valet. engineered my final de-
parture. But Celeste told me to
leave letter for my mother
telling her had met some
Americans, whose very names. IL
/ revealed them. would be a
guarantee Of their high position
and character; that I should be
perfectly safe, and would stay
with them until I decided 10 20
home again,
Celeste also urged me 10 cor
roborate I'm my letter the appar-
entity frantic story she was to
tell my mother.
81 told Mama in my letter
that while ! was I'm shop with
two entrances. 7 sent Celeste TO
the opposite side Of the store,
then a. soon as she WAS out of
sight. Strolled 10 another en-
trance and made my escape,
leaving Celeste frantically hunt
ing for me.
TRACKS WELL COVERED
"Marco had'covered our tracks
well. A secret intensive search
was made for me. but that was
given up when the royal party
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19

$50 East Third street tBig Spring. i,
Flint; Max III. Gee, Charlotte (Big
Spring.; Raymond +. Stone, as
Delano street, Battle Creek big
Spring.: Tom r. Rutter, COL High
street. Dowaeiac (MidlAnd).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
Quiz Answers
By Lyman Young
By Michael Berry
By Fran Striker
By Zane Grey

Lisbon.
2-Petticoats are insulators.
3--Griswold street. W
4--Tin.
5-The guardhouse.
Usually "a; sometimes g.
7-Approximately 500.
Copyright. 1874. ~ King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
BY Adele
Garrison

had TO return 10 Transvanla.
The newspapers told of my
swathed figure being carried up
the gang plank, and when
finally went back TO Transvania,
Celeste gleefully told me OF the
thrill II had given her 20 imper-
aboard.
$50 that was the way ! got 90
The Larches," she went on.
Then i met all you dear people
Of the farmhouse family, and 1
loved II all, but after the nov
city wore off began TO feel
something like nostalgia for my
home, my family, and--yes, /
must admit it--for Georges.
"You see Noel. the only
eligible young man around and
whom I admired immensely, was
plainly wrapped up In Mary.
And l am afraid" with a rueful
laugh, "that IL piqued me a bit,
for a young royal princess In
court circles Is always sur
rounded by adulation.
HE'S NAH MAN
"But later Georges came over
here and found me, and 1 knew
at last that, as the song says,
he WAS smah man."
But. Dina" l asked. didn't
YOU change your mind about
that for awhile ."
For l remembered her convinc
ing show Of being in love Will
Noel She not only had annexed
hum boldly, but for months aftei
her return, ignoring his marriag,
in the meantime to Mary, she haC
pursued him.
Olina's face now flushed 10 2
deep crlmsop.and i saw her hand.
twist together nervouSly.
~ told YOU IL wasn't pretty
story in spots" she said. what
did after Georges arrival il
one of those spots"
you don't have 20 tell me.
dear" l told her tenderly. II
think I can imagine what hap
pened."
(Con inued Monday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
1853 Men Called
By II Boards in
Wayne County,

Eleven Wayne County draft
boards have added 1863 inductees
10 the army roll calls seven days
hence.
Board No o. with AZ inductees,
topped the list for the induction.
Fhe list:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
TRACKS WELL COVERED

MARCO hsdscovered our tracks
well. A secret intensive search
was made for me. but that was
given up when the royal party
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
Veterans Sons Plan Party

The Sons Of the Spanish Arneri-
can War Veterans are sponsoring
a party to be held at $50 tonight
in the Veterans Building. 7O4 East
Jefferson avenue. at which the
price Of admission will be 10
pounds Of scrap metal some old
silk hose or the purchase Of a Dol.
lars worth OF defense stamps. /,
Three Comic Pages every dag
In Daily Detroit Timea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-19
THE
LITTLE

Joseph p. Toltl, 27oi Blaine.
George X. Hutchinson, 63i stimson.
Sam Cohen. 1904 Taylor.
Alfred p. Hopkins. $3.50 West Chicago.
Reuben r. Berman, 2se5 Gladstone.
Claudoth L, Floch. 1920 whitney.
Max L. Birnbaum. 1928 Pingree.
Morton Rice. 1852 Blaine.
Richard s. Zimmerman. 2201 Gladstone.
Morris NJ Roberts. io4o East Grand blvd
BOARD No. 81
CHAMIRAMCkD
Benny Mlchaleviez. 322i Hanlsy,
Charter HauEnef, 3I75 Lehman.
Chatter PrIaklakr242a- FieFsen.-
Henri szwkda, 50o3 Belmont.
Walter Pawluk. 13505 Newbern. Detroit.
Raymond JarcIewski, 1872 Gallagher.
stanley Cesarek, 1850 Roosevelt.
Joseph Gllanowski, 1880 Belmont.
Edward Lubaneski, e42e Charest.
Walter Kozlowski ets2 Mitchell.
John Faoera. 3279 Belmont.
Andrew RzeInik, 1882 St. Aubin.
Tony Bless. 220l Trowhridge
Edmund Jus1cIyk $3.50 Martin. Detroit.
Felix Michalsh, i2130 Mitchell
Norbert Sagan. 1859 Conant.
william Crabowski. 1925 Common.
Valentine Krupa 3s77 Norwalk
Zigmont Dombrowski. 2q57 Jacob
Richard knntt-iAAs= dtitatt Detroit
Joe Kazakevich. 4574 Charles. Detroit.
Anthony tazareck 1851 Belmont
Paul Sokolyk. 1903 Fleming Detroit
Thomas Mrenza, 3S7s Ho'orook.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
DETRoIT sUNpAYNTIMEs lPHONE CHERRY gsool-

tenant commissions in the largest
class ever graduated there. They
are:
Robert Ira Baker, l7480 Wanda
avenue; Joel Perry Barcus, 1885
Liberal avenue; Sidney Cohen.
324l Fullerton avenue; Gordon
Myer DE Boskey, 1903 Whitfield
avenue; Paul Fackler. 1l470 In
diana avenue; William Chester
KirchhoH, 1854 Sanford avenue;
James Francis McEachern. 40O3
st. Clair avenue: Paul Milton Me
Kenney, 100 Longfellow avenue;
Herbert Louie McNeal. 4432 Moore
street; Carl Henry MOntees. 1871
Strasburg avenue; Robert Stanley
Rice. $3.50 Plymouth road; John
Joseph Shaughnessy, $3.50 Dunn
barton road. Also in the class were
Neville Walker, 1929 Harvard
avenue. Dearborn; Leonard T..
BOgusZ. 11470 Gallagher street
Hamtramck, and Raymond Wilson
Scales, 445 Rosewood street, East
ancipn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

august -,
Pvts. Edward KuSak, 1902 Cop
land avenue, Detroit. and Ray
saxon, MuSkegon. are recent ar
rivals AZ the Fort Benjamin Har-
ri-on. Ind, finance replacement
center 10 begin basic training.
John l.. Patterson, ll2 Elm
Park boulevard, Pheasant Ridge,
now Is a second lieutenant in the
army air force. having completed
his training az the advanced flying
school at Stuttgart. Ark,
Aviation Cadet Paul X. Smith,
1871 Parker avenue. Detroit;
Robert ". Patterson. GreenVille
Willard n. Rergcron. Turner. and
George r. McCutcheon, BIrming-
ham, are flying Students AT Majors
Army Air Field. Tex
Pvt. Walter =. Drau>. ~ Par
kinson avenue. has been promoted
so corporal al Enid army flying
school Oklahoma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
c. uated from the sanitary technician

uated from the sanitary technician
school.
Recent arrivals at the coast ar
tillery replacement center at Camp
McQuade. Cal. are the following
from Detroit and Highland Park
Charles X. Brown, SO Marston
ave; Gordon -. Thompson. 20473
Cameron ST.: Arthur T.. Olson, AIS
Joy road Howard A. YouiovslSy,
Detroit; Donald Hamilton, 637 w.
Six Mile I'd; Francis HOsking, 1913
Geneva; Robert Henderson, "A
Moss; Julian Borrow, 1914 Hamil-
ton ST.; William kyro, 1868 Lin
coin ST.; John LOfquist, $50 Eason
St; also Frederick sutton, 1908
Faircourt. Crosse Point Woods,
and John X. O'Keefe, 5547 ST.
Clair River Drive, Marine City.
Twelve Detroit men have COM
pleted their training at the Camp
Markedly, Tex. medical replace
ment officer candidates school
and have received second leu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Sagas of Oceans Told
In Times, Start Monday

For Of heroiSm the high that viii make
proud Of Uncle Sans merchant the they
playing for victory be Robbs exciting
series Americas valiant service starting
Monday, in The Detroit Times.
Most of the of Americas merchant
have been torpedoed times it's longer novelty
TO them Besides they modest lot of who don't talk
too much about their adventures
To acquant the public with Of the great dramas
through which live Robb
feature writer visited their haunS where they between
voyages interviewed them by pieced together highly
thrilling series OF stories of the who brave Uboats and
dive bombers get there fuest Uncle
Sans fighting forces and their Allies
BE TO get Mondays Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly

~ tou eun,r from rheumatic. ar
iir.f., or aruritls pain. Try this simple
NltH.iYe hpmc recipe that thousands
are using Get a package OF Eu liz
rr--rtr-Trt- -tft-f-it t@ihN
Nix % with quart ~ water. add the
gl,, uf lemons. It's easy. No trouble
20 sl and pleasant You need only 3
table Spooufuls two times p day. often
Within a. hours sometimes overnight
splendid results are obtained II the
pains do not quickly leave and II You
do not f,sl better. return the empty
package and Eu.EN Will cost YOU moth.
Iuc tn try as n b. sold 10y your drug
cIst under an absolute money hHck
guarantee. RUIN Compound is for
sale and recommended 10y drug stores
.,'ycryWhern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
New h Stamp
To Tell War Aim

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26. A
new 2-cent United Nations stamp
concentrating Allied war aims
Will be issued January IA in Wash
ington, the post office department
has announced
The new issue replaces the ma
tional defense 2-cent stamp and
will be placed on first days sale
at the Washington post office and
at the post office department
philatelic agency. On January ID
il goes on nationwide sale.
Post office officials said that no
design has been selected for the
stamp. 1t will. however. be red in
color and of regular size.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

Sgt. William o. shy. 375l Sec
ond boulevard. has been named 10
attend officers candidate school al
North Dakota State College at
Fargo. He is stationed at Camp
KohIcr Cal
Christmas promotions Al Camp
Grant. H.. are announced as fol-
Ink. Second Tt. Jack Drapkin,
lS509 SuOwdCu avenue, 20 lleute-
uHrrt- Pvt .tUhu {. UStrr,, 1851
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
sgt. Louis

sgt. J. Oui y
W q in < arden,
2722 CO + tland
avenue a for
mer ID troll I
Tim @ S branch
e ircul ati on
manager. now
is in the anti
airCralt UNI (
of the co a { {
artillery He
has been IN the
service sin G q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

army August
II. who is the
husband of Mrs.
Ella Saba. a
Detroit Times
employe. n o W
is s [ a ion @ d
somewhere in
Alaska.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
John J. Du-

John j. Du-
na>'sc Of Gay
lord who is the
son Of Stanley
Duraske. 1920
Lafayette ave-
nue.. Detroit.
has been com
nliSsioned flight
officer in the
army air force
at fIondo Air
Field, Tex.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

Wipp, 1905 Oak drive, have been
graduated as cooks at Camp
Grant, Cpl. Edward Marsh, l743
Wabash avenue, has been grad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

Manila. MacaS>er straits. Suga-
pore and Java on am A>iatiC fiect
destroyer
Cpls. Earl ". Wheeler. 1910
West Grand boulevard and John
!. Janik IT., 3U25 Jacob street.
HamtramCk. have been nawod 20
attend Tx field artillery officers
school al Camp Roberts Cal
Pvt. Joseph J. Miller. 6Z32 Helen
avenue. has graduated as a cook
from the Camp Grant medical re-
placement training center bakers
and cooks SChooi
Paul Shahinian, 5O9i South
Martindale avenue has been com
miSSioned a second lieutenant at
Mathcr Field. Cal. He IS a North
western High School graduate.
PVts. William Hinson Jr.. and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

4. v. Bladylo, $3.50 Reuter- ave-
nue. Dearborn, who is second
class radio operator in the coast
guards and has seen overseas duty
is spending MS first Christmas m
three years with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Bladyko IN
Dearborn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

There now are - Detroit wom-
en- in training at the WAC CEN
ter, Daytona Beach, Fla, IN
class of .10l. Recruits are arrlV-
ing at the rate OF $50 a week.
This will be stepped up to 900
a week in a short time IN view oi
the announcement from the war
department that the army air
forces have requested the services
of the women's corps TO replace
enlisted men needed Tor coIllAl
duty in many specialized heldS.
New Job claSSiflcationS have
been added TO the WAAC services
as follows.
Craftsmen. telctypc operators,
aircraft electricians, aircraft m
strument specialists, aircraft me-
chanicS, aircraft power plant
specialists, aircraft propeller Spe-
cialiStS, dope and fabric workers
machiniStS. metal workers para
chute riggers, wcldcrS, woodwork
erS, auto mechanics. truck ana
tractor drivers, general electric
ians link trainer instructors, radio
mechanics. radio operators. tcie-
type repairmen. weather Observers.
armorerS. bombSight Tcparmcn.
power turrct and gunSight me-
chanics, photographers. photog-
raphic laboratory tcchniclanS
and camera Tcpalrmon. glider M
structors and control tower OPP
orators.
f.. i. Deemer, $50 BewicE ave-
nue.. Is among the graduate, from
the ROYAL Canadian Air Force
school AT St Jean, Canada, and
now is a bomb-aimer Do the
RCAF.
Six Detroit sailors have been
selected for suec.an~t ira. ne
at the Great Lakes Naval station
They are Vincent Boucher, 2l3l
Pennsylvania avenue, slgna!man.
James l.. Eustice, 1879 Fairfield
avenue gunncrS mate Stanley r..
Kukala, 7276 Brace street, ship
filter; Bruno ". Naznr, 1910
Sparkling avenue. metal,mlth, Jo-
seph j. Bielawski. 52l6 Dubois
avenue. electrician mate, james
a. Haines, 59i2 Townsend avenue
yeoman.
sgt. Robert &. Wcllaad. SssS
Plainvicw avenue. has been pros
NOTED 10 staff sergeant n INC aif
CORPS al Greensboro. y & lie Us
a graduate OF MacNcnz." High
School
Cpl. Albert T.. Willis Jr, III
West Baltimore avenue, has been
selected 10 attend the engineer
officers candidate school AZ Fort
Belvoir. Va. he formerly was sta
toned nj Camp Polk. La
1t Elliott Wagner. 1872 Mclean
avenue. today rcjoins the para
troop division AZ Fort BcnninG
Ga. after spending the Christina,
holiday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs G " Wagner lie Just has
completed school work al Chana'c
Field, I'll
If figl Thomas 4. IaForeSt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
There's No Federal Tax
on FURNITURE
n PRIVATE
PARKING

An attendant at our
entrance will park your
car. Your ticket OK'd for
z hours when you make
your purchase.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

staff Sgt. Louis Saba, 45lS Van
DYKE avenue. indicted into the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Is From Detroit in Training
As WAACs; More Needed
New Jobs Listed for Services TO Replace
Men Sent Battling in Many Fields

Henry Patrick Jr. Of this city,
who enlisted together November 6
in the army air force, Stili are to-
gcther in the recruit office of the
bombaFdler school in Big Springs
Tex.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

Pvts. Ralph
Dare, S37 Ma
vahoe avenue,
and Sidney Nj.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

Chaftsbury Road. TO corporal; Pfc.
Edward j. Dysarz, 1851 East War
rem avenue. 10 corporal technlcian,
Pvt. Matthew NOwicki, 1913 Pal
metto avenue, to private, first
class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

You everything listed at this special group
pay! The suite smart modern design of stout hard
woods printed finish which wonderfully reproduces genuine
walnut With concealed drawer pulls and plain fronts You get
double bed chest and dresser knee hole vanity With upho
stored vanity bench match The boudor chair covered
chnz The lovely bedspreada famous Cannon maehas two
pairs of draperies match You all the furnishings listed!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

Pvts. William Hinson Jr.. and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

AnNEETIsF MENT
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. sfelAl STORY
BRIDE FROM
THE SKY
Continued from Page 81
By HFlrs wflsHINfe

Continued from Page 81
to see her. scrambled over thu
other reasons.
Maybe he wanted both Peg
and me- she murmured. hsK
asleep. And I do-like-Phil-s
lot. I'd trust Phil"
There vas excitement at the
low, widespread white house with
It's many wings when she reached
II Spring. soft and sweet and
hyaeinth-drenched. blew gently
through the trees that were COM
ing to flower. Cousins and aunts,
already notified. had arrived.
Mrs. Irvington Allen. having
been deprived of a scalloped avn
ing and red-carpeted steps at her
wedding rs years before, was de-
termined that her only child
should have every thrill that ac-
companies romantic marriage.
True. Judy had sprung her
forthcoming nuptials on the FAM
/ lily rather suddenly. but Mrs. Allen
was certain that she would man
age the wedding easily. The old
stone church where the family
worshiped was two blocks away.
An open church wedding would
be just the thing. since her hus-
band would be up for his fifth
reelection as common pleas judge
pretty soon.
His supporters would enjoy the
lilies, the slim white candles. the
smilax and the pageant of the
wedding party.
At first Judge Allen hesitated
because he himself had hied his
slim, golden-haired bride to the
justice of the peace so many years
ago. Judy's wedding might make
some lost magic up to her though.
When Judy wired she didn't
mind and the idea amused Philip.
he told his wife to go to town
to engage caterer, ice cream
wedding bells, small silver boxes
for the cake which would bring
dreams to every guest.
The judge was tall, slim, silver
haired. Already he had met this
future son-in-law on occasional
visits to New York and had grown
fond of him. Here was the man
he himself would have picked for
Judy.
Therefore, when he saw Judy
receive another young man in the
low ceiling rose and white draw
ing room and then promptly order
him to leave. the day before
the wedding. he raised his blue
eyes in surprise.
"A gate-crasher" Judy said
coolly, wondering If the whole
. house heard her heart tumbling
over and over. Put him out,
please. Dad"
As he turned to obey. her whis-
. pered voice interfered. No, Dad,
I don't mean that"
Ito Be Continued)
Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest in U. S. Defense
Da1As
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Ito Be Continued J

Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest in u. S. Defense
Bonds.
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ETBI-Aelcdy Cruie.
kOAO-Reporfer. 1918
Transit Tunes
KJR = Americas ] Q y q
Meeting
KIRO Off the Record /.
1918. News Roundup
1880 N.
lKMO-Brad Hunts Orch
kVI-Lols Kaufman Or
1o45. Freddie Rich 5
Orch.
KTBI-Meiody Cruise
KOMO wings Over
West cast. 10 IS.
Songs in the Night.
kJR - Americas ! o y n
Meeting
KIRO ews: 1913.
SKI Special
100 p. Nj.
lKMO-sld Hoffs Orch
XVI Eleven O'Clock
Final.
KTBI-Melody Cruise.
KoMO-Songs IN Night:
1ii5. Etc hinss In
Brass.
KJR This vim 9
World: Ills. Organ.
IkIRO Wilbur Hatch Z
Orchestra.
80 p. vi.
lRMO-Bob Crosby's Or
chestra.
IKNI-Final.
lKTBI-Melody Cruise
IKOMO-Dance Or IL IS,
News.
lKJR-Paul Carson.
kIRO - Easy Listening;
1l.45. News for Alaska,
II: 90 MIDNIGHT
KMo-Sign Off
XVI = Matinee. 1890 q
m. Sign Off.
( I B ! = Melody Cruise
Sign Of.
lKJR-Continuous
KIRO-Concert. ! .. m.
Sign Off.
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KMO Afternoon Devo-
tons f7s5. Phflsdel-
phia Symphony Orch.
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KMO Dr. Whetstons
Bob Crosoys Orch
XVI AzSterxork Of
Ausic.
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s00 VA
KA1O - johnson Family
As Boake Carter
KVI-Mo-dern Masters o.
Music.
KTBI-Nevs las, Mu.
sic. las. Tunes Round
Town
KOAO - Lorenzo Jones
las. Young Wiodei
X JR Club Matinee
! SIS, News.
KIRO-Landt Trio. las
Hits OF the Day
300 p NJ.
KMO - David Cheskin
Orch AIS. Dan c
Tine
Ky Mystic Meloa Is
ais. Asher and Littli
jimmy
KTBl - Ikle Of Paradise
AIS. Aike-Asns MLz
Up
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FRIDAY
100 A M.

Rise N Shine.
XVI Trade and Sales.
Tbs. Singing Cowhand.
KTBI-Morning Melodies
& o NJ o Dance Time.
Tbs. Top o. the Morn
ing
KJR = Rosie and Guitar:
7.15. News.
KIRo-News. 7:15. Farm
Forum.
80 A. Nj.
kMO-News: 7:45. Trade
N Sale.
XVI News. 7:45. Joe
Miller's Almanac.
KTBl Musl 7:S5,
News, 7::4s. Wake Up
and Live
lROMO - Reveille Round
Up: 7:45. Sam Hayes.
News
KJR = Breakfast Club:
K / r o Bob CARED
7:45, Nelson Pringle
News.
500 A. M.
KMO-Breakfast Club.
XVI - Top OF Morning;
Bis, News.
kTBI - Breakfast Band
stand; 6:l5. Trade N
Sale.
KOMO Radio Parade;
BIS. Popular Potpourri
lKJR-Everymans Chapel
KIRO-Treat-Time. 8:l5
News.
$50 A. Nj.
< NJ o Ne va. s:45,
Twis Is Bent.
XVI - Song Shop; s:4o,
Morning Hymnal.
lKTBI - Rainbow Trio;
6:45. Chapel Songs.
lKOMO-Victor Lindlahr;
6:45. David Harum.
* J r Breakfast Club:
6::45. Unity School.
KIRO Betty Croker;
8:45 Stories America
Loves.
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