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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
Saginaw Manufacturer
GHiIlY iva BlNcEOHf Case

SAGINAW. Dec. %. 49, FIRST
Saginaw resident 10 be convicted
by a Jury OF violating blackouI
regulations is Arch bale Nc.
Donald. operator of the Poll-Ene
Products Company, AIS South
Hamilton street. ~
A Justice court jury took cnly
Is minutes 10 decide on a guilty
verdict late Yesterday after Me-
Donald had claimed an empioye
was TO blame for the light left in
the place last August u
McDonald'S attorney. David r
Mclaughlin, announced the con
viction would be appealed 10 cir.
cut court Mcdonald was ordered
by Justice Eugene Huff 10 appear
next Wednesday for sentence.
one of a half dozen violatorS
prosecuted in connection with the
August - blackout, Mcdonald
had obtained several delays be
fore the case started,
His defense was that the light
could not be seen from the street
that ne and his son were out OF
town and the ploye was
negligent in leaving the light
City Attorney Edwin w. koepkC
maintained the owner of the bust
ness is responsible for his en-
ployes.
over strong objections oil
Kocpke, Huff granted another
delay in a similar case against
Fred w. Stork which was Sched-
uled for today. 1t was set ior
next tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
Detroit Produce

APPLIES Michigan Iva crates ". = 80.
= "a inch min-ualsss otherwise stated
Cold storage, Mcintosh. 81 s5a2; De
heious. s2.25H25 80, best So rs Northern
SpyS. si5f5u2 J0nathans, 1892.
SHOWS N.50; common storage: Northwest
Greenings, 81: Baldwins. 81 Is, Steele
Reds. ~ 25s J. 40 Wsgeners. 81 stalks.
~ Washington box Delicious extra fancy
- .6is. 30: 72-l25s, $3.z5 fancy S.
lass, 81 4o4t3 So
ANIsE-Californla Los Angeles crates.
81. Boa 5. i4-crstes- x2Ea
AVOCADOS-Californ Oats 20s 81 so:
?l-3os 81 90; FLORIDA fats. ss-si So ss-
los Si.75, i2s. 81, ls-l6s. 50 rs.
/ BEANS Bu hampers Floriaa valen-
tines. most stock fair 20 generally Aood
81 best $3.50 81. Plenufus SJ50H
SIS wax beans. fair 20 good. 50 so %.
4 BEETS-Texas y crates. 81 90 u , -,
RRocCoLI California pony crates. Sc
n6;5o' mostly s61e -. Texas pony c-Ai.L
BRUSSELS SPROUTS - California "
drums. s4Mf.5O
cABBAGE-Los Angeles crates round
type. Texas, So 75ri fair 81 25N3 so
Arizona. best 81. Florida ! : ou. hprs
CARROTS Angeles crates. s-doz
behs. Californa, 81. 15H 50; Arizona. 5 Z.
2 o~ER=eafforniA pony crates,
CELERY - Michigan bundles. dor
stalks, medium. 75c Florida Golden Hear.
len 10 crates a. 81 dor So 50 $50 dor
+ cRANBERRlEs Massachusetts, = -bbl
boxeS-S4 2s4t4 So ---------
! GRAPES California display tugs. I'm
perpry q. S No !. S. l5u2So hest
merias. U. 8. fancy. t3.5o03 IS: Riblers.
LETTtcE--Los Angelo. crates Icsbsrg.
dor IS 5o1s. mostly S. - s. do1
s. 70 $50; California. Imperial VALLEY. :
+ doz s. So, 5 IS dor S.
LEAF LETTUCF--ohio hoihous. iu-lb.
ONIONS 5o-lb. sacks: MlchiEan s
No. l Yelows med. best $500 ~.
FAIR 70 generally good. 81 $50 1.45 l0-ie.
No. l, Sin. and larger, Colorado, 50 gen
orally good. s01l g0.
PEAs-Te1as bu. bskts. best. Sc poorer
lower
PEPPERS 49, iit.bu. cr,s. California
wonders Texas, S325Hi; Florida 81;
Ruby Kings 80
ATGfsS-- fU-1-tt. F8CEy- = No. I
sire unless otherwise stated idaho Rus
set BurbAnks, washed. s. ~ 40 un-
washed. S5n3 rs Maine various varieties,
/ 81 80" so bib paper sarks SO tir
Michigan ChppewNs. - 30 80, NJ 2
81 20; Russe, Eurals - lf 22e. ka;ah-
dins, IS: Upper Peninsula 1919. paper
sacks. &. 5. No. I Green Mountains 30 e.
/ kADlsHEs Texas pony crts. ana hall
oris. 81 75G2
sHALLOTs- Louisiana barrels SO $50
I@3
SPINACH - Texas 81 eo82. mostly
81 80 70 SIS Arkansas 81 15
SWEET POTATOES = Louisiana hu
crts.. Porto Rican yarns 4 s. SO l.
81 $50 los. Marylart bl bskfs - .dyn
Y : No l. tlHo. New Jersey ou
hampers, Z. :. No. !, Jerseys, sandy SOL
stock. 81
TASGERINEs IS bu boxes SOAR
TOMATOES iO-lh r,IagkEl-h sa-7-Aa
s'''. ,. 81 'it'; h0tn5use s'lo bsks, Ohio
med S225
TURNIPs Texas 8 Crts 81 tO5i ~
RUTABAGAS 49, Canada. 5o-Ib. sacks
waNed. 75n 200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
Tip on Turkeys

II you are a good friend Of
either Harry L. Klingler, head
Of the Pontiac division of Cen
eral Motors, or Nicholas Drey-
Stadt, Cadillac's chief, you need
fear no Christmas shortage Of
turkeys. Both have large farms,
specializing in the finest variety
of Vermont birds.
Dreystadt is said 10 have sold
most of this years crop, but was
thoughtful enough 10 save out
400 of his best gobblers 10 take
care of his friends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
Oakland County
Towns Confer
On Joint Sewer
Representatives TO Meet
in Royal Oak TO Decide
on S 500, 900 Project

PONTIAC. Dec. 23.-Cities and
villages Of southeastern Oakland
County will send representatives
10 a conference at Royal Oak to-
day to determine whether they will
in a S1,500,000 joint
sewer project.
The session was called for Royal
Oak city hall, Harry J. Merritt,
Oakland County corporation coun-
sci, will offer to the community
leaders a proposed contract which
the county government has pre-
pared and which the cities and
county vii laccept jointly if the
large "interceptor' sewer is under
taken.
The projected sewer would con-
meet with the Detroit sewer syS-
tenn, giving drainage 10 a large
area of Royal Oak Township and
AUDITING districts extending from
the Macomb County line to APP
proXimately Livernois avenue.
II would embrace Hazel Park as
vel las other municipalities which
for many years have been badly in
need OF sewage outlet.
Open bitches are being used by
most of the municipalities now.
The state board of health as well
as local and county health and
sanitation authorities have de-
manded that the district be
claanaI IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
Bay City Theafers

RAY -\ECaira''
RECENT -" an Yshk ~ Mon"
CENTER a"Ny Favorts SOY" and
"Nirr. Before the Divorce q"
WhSTOWN Take Letter Darling
ana Danger IN the Pacific
SiuN0TQN- SIN Town and BAN
bIlV,r LADY , sN.-v
LAFAYETTE-"A Ysuk To Lihya" and
'.Ael1 Annapolis
TiNOIf-" Escape from Hong Kong" and
Inside the Law
ROXY Always IN Ny Heart" and
Torpedo Boat
W0oDslDF "Reusfkshfe Andrew" and
Mexican SpfhTe Al Sea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
A Banking Wave

Probably the first girl from a
Detroit financial institution 10
JON the WAVES Is Jewel Talk
ington OF the Bankers Trust
Company here.
Miss ,Talkington who lives At
$40 Fast lakewood. Royal Oak.
took her exams early this month
and Is now awaiting orders
which will take her 10 Oklahoma
A. and NJ College for five weeks
basic training.
From there she will go 20 n
permanent assignment at a navy
base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23

When the brokerage indus
try's Merrill, Lynch. Pierce.
Fenner & Became dropped CaSSatt
from the firm name. New
Yorker Magazine devoted an
entire article 20 What Hap
pened TO CasSatt.
II wasn't till 7 met visiting
partner Leslie l.. Nivien here as
a director Of Continental Motors
Corporation. that | found the
answer.
CasSatt is now IN the army
along with several million others
and. believe 1t or not Mrs.
Cassatt Is now working for VI.
l.. =. r. e. B.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
Milk Subsidy
Set in Chicago

WASHINGTON. Dec. %. -
subsidy program amounting 10 2S
cents a hundred pounds for Class !
fluid milk in the Chicago area will
be put into effect covering tho
month of December. the agricul.
ture department announced.
The department. through the
Food Distribution Administration
Will purchase fluid milk from
handlers al approximately $3121a
a hundred pounds and sell it back
at S2Siia.
The action is the third OF its
type, similar programs having
been >inaugurated in New York
and Duluth-Superior areas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
In Pontiac Thea+ers

OAKLAND" Panama Hattie
STRAND THE Navy Comes Through y
STATE Private Buckaroo," and Gal
liant Lady"
EAGLE Wore Dancing" and 1.-THE
Affairs ~ Martha"
ORPHEtrM Always IN NV Heart" and
II was Framed
HURON--"Tareet for Tonight" and n
~ Pulhamr Esq.
KEEGO-"I Was Framed" and Escape
From Crime ."
DRAYTON Escape From Crime" and
Mexican Spithre Sees Ghost.-,e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23

Each month 81 the year has
distinct personality--a personality a.
vivid 49, that Of any human. For
Instance think 81 clustering March.
gentle May, tickle january. Thinking
oj toe months a. having human
traits FiveA riss 20 same fascinating
conjecture about theu possible effect
on the course Of human events IN
THIS troubled world.
And a ~ In Just that vein that
the Front PaFe Drama, 20 be heard
over Station VICAR. Pontiac, 81 2 IS
r. ~. tomorrow greets the New fesr.
Thus radio play Will brnE you de
lFhnpl fantasy which the infant 1919
calls tssether I'll the months 20 give
them instructions for the forthcoming
year. You've many laughs IN store
fer YOU and hsarteninF message 81
optimIsm too. % YOU tune in this
weeks Front Pare Drsms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
Pontiac News Briefs

PONTIAC. Dec. 23.-OaklanC
County health department will be
gin the New Year IN new anC
spacious quarters in the Court
house mex No. !. The annex is
being redecorated for the health
department and the veterans re-
Mobilization office. having beer
vacated last summer by the boarC
OF auditors and juvenile court.
Harold Hin. Il, OF 1917 Willard
street. driver of car which hit
"A taxi headon Saturday night al
Saginaw and Huron streets, injur'
ing two men, will spend Christmas
I'm Jail.
Judge Maurice T.. Finnegan gave
him 20 days behind bars, ST.
fine AN dtook his drivers license
for one year when he pleaded
guilty in municipal court.
Volunteers for work at the
county rationing board offices are
asked 20 come forward daily by
w. Allen Booth. executive chair
man Of the Pontiac Citizens SerV
ice Corporations. This organiZa
ton is composed of numerous
groups ready and willing TO aiC
the war effort on volunteer
basis, banded together to avoid du'
'plication of effort.
Dozens Of persons are needed
each day AZ the =ratieAihg board
offices in the courthouse to help
la the monumental task Of filing
! complete six supplemental gaso-
line ration requests" Booth Sald.
He asked that volunteers re
port 10 the rationing board offices
-er -te-the- service corps office II
the suite formerly occupied by the
country treasury in the Court
house.
Thawing weather, in direct con
traSt to yesterdays ice forming
sleet, SNOW and rain mixture, wa
not expected to take off the snow
blanket before Christmas.
All roads were passable toda,
and a thick Slush prevailed OF
most routes. The temperature re
manned above the freezing poin
all night after reaching 40 yester
day afternoon.
--fF,ttrc prediction for today wa
Continued warm" with probabilit,
of more snow. Some snow fel
during the night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
Fred Neisner Heads Firm

ROCHESTER, ". Y, Dec. %
Fred Neisner has been elected
president of Neisner Bros. Inc, 10
succeed his father, the late Joseph
NJ. NeiSner. New president previ-
ouSly had served as vice president.
NJ. II. Goldman was elected vice
president and d. II. Morrison a
member Of the executive COM
mittce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
Standard Brands
To Buy 7 More Firms

NEW YORK, Dec. 23-Stand-
ard Brands Company expects 10
purchase Southern States Foods.
Inc. of Dallas, and\Standard Food
Products \of indianapolis. which
are owned by the same group as
the recently acquired Standard
Margarine Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
Flint Theaters

STATE calling pr. Gillespie" and
'The spirit Of Stanford"
DELLA one Thrilling Night" and
''NAZ Agent '
ROXY "NaE Agent" and 1T Hap
pened in Fiathush %
RIALTO-" Son OF Fury" and "Divt
Bomber -
NORTowN-"SIs Hopkins" and This
Ma44naa- FlE-AAEh. u
CAPITOL-"Panama Hattie"
PATACE-"TiSh "
RECENT The Gay Sisters" and Jus,
on Broadway"
GARDEN" Secret Enemies
TRAND-"Secrets OF Co-Ed," and
Little Toxic. L.. s. A."
MICHIGAN--"M MiniVer."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
Crude Oil Output
Shows Slight Rise

NEW YORK. Dec. 23,-Domes-
tic production OF crude oil in the
week ended December 10 averaged
1900, $50 barrelS daily. an increasx
of 5l.930 barrels daily over M
preceding week, OIL and Gas Jour-
nal estimates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
Absenteeism Cut

AbSenteeism at the Glenn
Martin aircraft plant in Balti-
more has been slashed far below
the national average, according
TO Glenn l.. Martin, president.
Aircraft workers have cut their
absenteeism 40 per cent since
last May and are now under the
81 per cent for the country.
Statistics show that absentee
ism is highest on week-cnds,
lowest on pay days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
Lansing Theefets

MICHIGAN Panama EafHs
eLADMER .'T.s1
\SORTHTOWNN -- 'N1kfF" ara '.f.
TrnacwaY
SOrIHTOWN Sever say De- and
KIT in NeW Cf.tanr 10
LANSING Ilttle TlH.n."
Is sfArE The Lowe 1f Ecker q IAN
-
ORPHEuM Babes 0a BrsatasF ard
80 Prisoner o. Japan
CApfTCI.-''C aUirr ~ G.rsrrt ara
''ffatfsrElls Meets Bf.adgas
FLAEs .Carfaina o. irt crlss .f ard
"Egggsgd Hero"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
Saginaw Theeters

TEMPLE "A Ysuk ~ Elton"
FRANKLIN fish. 30
WOLVERINE "Anairs Of Martha" and
Murder ia the Biz House
MECCA Almost Married" and Tim
het
CENTE r. loan Parry ana ''Gfahd
Central Murder
DANIEL. "Whd Grrse Calling aud
o. Alias Boston Hlhckic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
Dividends

Marshall Field & Go. has de
clared the quarterly dividend of
20 cents on the common, payable
January 81 10 holders of record
January II. Same amount was
paid January 81, last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
Philadelphia EIeotric Company

has declared a dividend of 30 cents
on tho common. payable February
| 10 holders Of record January IL.
Same amount was paid in the
three preceding quarters and IS
cents ON February ? last Y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23

stroot thai his
hrOthcr.W who
" as reported
missing MAY 26
on CorrcgidOr.
is now q priS-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
pITISBt RGH

PITTSBURGH Dec ~ QNS) .-CAT'ri. r
Receipts, so market steady: steers.
choice. Si3n i6 medium 10 good Si4Mi5;
common, $40 so 3 80. heifefs good 20
choice, xi3 II, medium 10 good. $40 50 ~
- so. common So 50ff 10 so. COWS. good
10 choice. SI0Uii medium 20 good s. 80
1850, Gamers and cutters S6us sos
bulls. Food 20 choice. Si2W 1928. common
20 medium. 81 10 30.
HOGS Receipts 300; marked active VOC
higher l6O-is0 lbs 1880 A5 80. 100.
200 lbs. SIS % Gi5 80, 2OO-220 ms, Sl525
y 10 IS; 22O.950 lbs. Sl525 % 10. 50. 2504
2e0 lbs. ti51pn1S25. 2g0-350 lbS Si4 so
S1325Hig.
SHEEP Receipts 200; market active
and higher prices choice lambs Si5.7sG
IS %: medium to good Sf3h IS. comm On
lambs. S725ua. Is. ewes. S4.5Ogs, weth-
erS 25ng25
CALVES Receipts. rs. market steady:
good 90 choice. SIC 50 70 IL so, medium 20
good, $3.50 o SO. culls and rommon.
S9Ai2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
Lansing News Briefs

LANSING. Dec. q. - Joining
with seven other midwest colleges,
Michigan State College will pursue
q uniform policy of granting credit
after the war is over 10 students
entering the armed forces. PreSi-
dent John a. Hanna said today.
The nIgham County Red Cross
said today that Christmas mes
sagss can be sent from Lansing 10
enemy territory TO civilians who
have been informed or prisoners of
war.
These messages will he trans
mitted by cable, using fixed texts,
with costs 10 be charged 90 the
sender.
Transmission of a fixed text 10
the Philippines will cost $40. Per
sons wishing To send these mes
sages are asked 10 come TO the
Red Cross Office. room 2lS In the
main post office building.
The Salvation Army Christmas
fund was Swclled by S555 here TO-
day through the efforts Of tho
members OF the Lansing Exchange
Cub who manned the Army S
kettles on downtown streets
The money raised viii be used
20 provide two NGle parties for
children and baskets Of food for
needy families. traditional GUS
tom ~ the local Salvation organi-
Zaiion.
Preparation for the eighth an
nual enrolment OF the Lansing
HMCA beginning January 6. was
nearing completion today. accord
ing 10 Russell H. Moore. chair
man. who said the selection az
three division ma iors had been
made. Those appointed were
Henry v. Grouse. division 4;
Charles MaCLean, division Is. and
Grey 7. Turney who will head d.
vision &.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
Roy W. MdSsie,
.FIint0ffieer, in
JdpPrisonCamp
Coast ArtiIIerymen First
Was Reported Missing
After Correeidor Fell

FLINT. Dec o. Relatives Of
Capt. Roy W MaSS.c today are
ccttng on letters 10 him now thar
they know nc IS safe and a prt>.
oner OF The japanese
TIE war department. notified
ISadorc /. Na>Sic, 1876 Lel,h
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
Flint News Briefs
INV, Staff Correspondent

Ttmrs staff Correspondent
FLINT. Dec. 23.-Walter Ave
mn Jr. National Youth Admins
u8tlon area director, today an
nounccd that the Blue s q
Mothers Will become sponsors oi
the MA womens training pro.
rrafu throughout Michigan.
Avprill sand training camps To-
Gated here and al Saginaw are foi
use hy young women as living
quarters while learning war pro-
ducU0n work,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
Reading Company has declared

the regular quarterly dividend Of
p cents on the common, payable
Feb II, 1913, 10 holders OF record
Jan. IA, 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
Earnings

Philadelphia Company and its suhsidisriss
FOR the - months ended October 81 report
q net income Of tT.elo.570. against S. 2o.
iel In the preceding q months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23

employer.
Picked UP in Saginaw when he
wrecked a car stolen in Flint,
William r. Patterson. %. of Walled
Lake already faces nearly dozen
charges and more are coming 10
light rapidly
The youth is charged with forg-
ing a check hit-run driving and
RECKLESS driving in Saginaw. In
Bay City he is charged with pass
/ ing three bad checks and auto
thefts are charged against him in
Flint and Grand Rapids. Then
there is the small matter Of viola
ton of his parole from Jackson
Prison.
He was 10 be arraigned today
before Justice Eugene Huff for
forgery.
Funeral services will he held
tomorrow for Mrs. Anna Barbara
MaVes. lifelong Saginaw County
resident, who died yesterday at
her home at 523 South Ninth
street. She was SO.
She leaves three sons. Norman
r. MaVeS, Walter W. Maves and
Albert {. Maves and six grand
children.
Burial will be I'm Forest Lawn
after services in the ReitZ Funeral
Home at , o'clock.
Brother police officers will take
part in funeral services Saturday
in Bay City for Traffic Officer
Howard Alexander Howell, 81,
who died yesterday at Mercy Hos
pital after a long illness. He lived
AT 507 North Van Buren, street.
Services viii be held at $50
o'clock in IyattS Funeral Home
and half an hour later at ST. JOS
eph'S Church, with burial in St
Patrick'S Cemetery
Howell was appointed in 1884
and spent most of his time on
traffic duty. He leaves his widow.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
/ Howell, three brothers and two
sisters.
Private William O'Brien who
attended Saginaw schools as n
child, had been reported today as
victim of the Allied raid on
Dieppc, France. last summer.
Relatives received notification
that O'Brien was killed while serp-
ing In commando unit Of the
Queens Own Canadian Highland
erS which he joined In 1871.
\ sister and brother living In
Saginaw are Mrs. John luke, il9
North Sixth street and Fred
OBrien, SIG Union street.
Robert W. Moore. 50. made the
mistake OF hitting a police officers
car and spent the night in Bay
CitN'S Jail.
Police said he crashed into the
park q car Of Patrolman Don
Crockford in the 500 bio * Of
North Madison street and failed 10
stop When arrested at his home
1908 Ninth street. he was charged
with drunk driving as we'll as with
leaving the scene OF an accident.
Andrew Jackson NandiVer Jr.,
SO. Pinconning, was sentenced to
2 60 10 years in prison yesterday
by James l.. Mccormick after
being convicted Of statutory
rape. AR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23

Lawrence Burton. Is, OF DaVi-
son. and Ethel Ward, IL, of 22O9
North Saginaw street. will be
given municipal court hearings
Thursday i'm connection with the
theft OF seven automobiles.
Two l6-year-old boys, one Of
whom has admitted stealing all
seven cars. are 10 he taken into
probate court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
Saginaw, Bay City
News Briefs
Time. slaff correspondent

BAY CITY, Dec. 23.--Some 400
Bay County drivers must show
cause why their mileage ration
should not be reduced.
Order of the hearings resulted
from a chcckup of all supplemental
gasoline ratiOning cards in the
county by OPA Investigators last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
WSAM Program
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

WEDNESDAY AfltRNOoN
: 90 Radio Varieties.
z 30 Shut-in Hour
2 .45-Gene Austin.
, .O0--Mid day Edition
3l5- Christmas Carols.
3.30-Test Your knowledge.
4 90 Swing Session
i.45-Come and Get Y.
:OO-This Is our Enemy.
5.3O-Around the Town.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
600 News
s.i3 supper Melodies
6;45-You Can't DO Business With Hitler
7 90 sports
7l5- Jungle jim.
Z So Mythical Ballroom
500 Rockin Chair Time.
S.l5- Know Your Music.
so Choral Collections.
So Treasury star Parade.
500 400 cub
10 90 Petite Musicale
10 80 Late Edition.
10 As End at the Dav forgani
THURSDAY MORNING
: go Morning Marches
Z IS wake Up and Win.
Tf5 Devotions
500 Morning Edition.
s-15-Hello Again.
. 90 Program PrevIcws
10 Treasury star Parsds
30 Merry Neiehbors
ef5 Familiar Favoritss.
i0-0U-FNe OF KIND,
1913 Tommy Dorsey
10 80 Women fcr Victory.
~ co. Let's All Sing
f1.15- Gene Kupa
u 80 Saginaw Valley.
IL .f5-Men Machines and Victory.
TIT RsDkY AFTERNOON
r. 90 Noon EDITION.
- i5-Farm HaE
70 30 SAN Parade
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23
WFDF Program

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
. 90 News
2lO- Treasury Song Parade
2.l5 Mystery chef.
2-3O--James @. Macdonald.
2-fa- stella InErr.
90 Three RS
$40 Between the Bookends
Sta Land, Sea and Air.
90 Club Matinee
80 Dinner Dance
4 o5-SWingin' Along.
90 News
$40 Marmba Moments
5.lh Nit Hertz THO.
. 30 Jack Armstrong.
f5-CaptAtn Midnight.
WEDNESDAY ENENiNG
500 Korn Kobhlers.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-23

More than 5000 turkeys were
being distributed TO DeFoe Ship
yard workers in Bay City today
as Christmas gifts from their
employer.