davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
LADIES' HOUSE

High rcores-Louise Conley 2Ol. france,
Myers 2Oi. Helena Williams 200. Ruth
stonin 1875. Nellie Kinney 1872. Edna vii
her 1s7.iss. Ann Keppen $50. Ellen Wales
lis. Lillian Meyers 1ei, BESSIE Groet 1sf
Martha Gerwails IFS Margaret Floetk'
rs Pat Dets rs Louise Stockdale III
I76. Hazel Yobske l7e. Ma Borbely rs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
RED SEAL.
KINGS And QUEENS
STATE FAIR

High scores-M Gritty 24i Hare HOLE
man 204
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
BEDFORD

High scores-H. Klein 25e-2l6. w. Bates
zoe r. Luna 202 J. Cox i-205. O..
McCanerty 2Is-2l5. W. Fulkerson 204. r.
Morrison 80. o. Reinhoz 40. F. Book
.cle, c. Frisbee 2i3-204. L. Grout 204.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
DETROIT ELK No. 81

High scores-Harold Alien 253-220, George
Steck 236-232 John Cunningham 232-210.
Walter Stelt 22f-2iO. Austin UnRer 223-204.
Elmer Cast 2is. George Bender 220. Loring
Williams 2li, Harold Motel 2os,2OO' AVA
Werner 207. Dick Demsrais 206, Frank
Mitzel 2O4 AT Bertrand 203-2eO, Rudy
Helm 2O3 200. Joseph Bovs 2o3 George
Brdsev 203 Joseph Scribner 2O3. Ted
Look 203. Matt Engsler 2o3. Colby POP.
Charles Bishoping 202 George Eyer POI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
ARGYLE
BRIGHTMOOR
hot sE LEAGUE
FORD OFFICE

High scores George Heger 2i5, Marvin
Holstien 234, stanley Clement 232. George
Huggard sr. 225 Tony DuGrsy 223. Alonzo
Linee 2i3. Melvin Carey all. Jack Bruner
2O7. Edward standke 205, Thomas James
2Oi, Dale Huntington 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
Women's Travelling
Pin Standings

High Individual One game selma
Myers 242 lola Gremel 239 Gertrude
schuster 235. Agnes Ekstrom 233, Elvira
Helms 233.
Helms SIS Eddie Coy $40. Selma Myers
sO4, Violet Mugford SOL, Irene schluser
be7
High team One game Standard qs4
Enterprise 935: Rainbow Rec. 91s: oven
King. 913.
High team Three Rames. Standard,
2ss2 Enterprise. 1907. =. Chapatons s..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
VARSITY

LADIES AFTERNoO!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
AFRO RAFT

Totals p20 st5 1908 Totals si3 ss4 9So
Grand total 2S73 Grand total 2sf7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
NE-TROMBLY
JOLLY FIFTY
DETROIT RECREATION

High scorss- William Lamb 2lo, Let
Janisjcwsn eos. Al Karpinski 2os. HAM
Morris 2iO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
RAINBOW

High Sc0fes-Jack Neu ~, JOHN SuuIIIu
222 -2O5. Harry Pilarski 247-256, Ernie Bolle
21s. Chef slicey 206, Charles Viscont 203-
2ls, Frank Oliver FOG. Walt Bahorsk 224,
Joe Schwartz 206-202. Mette standish EOS.
Bill Mccarthy 213207. Bud Belk 2o5, Herb
MieIke 20l. Mel Dorl pa, Greg Grinaldi
2Oi- pos. Matt Furgan all. Al Vallela 203.
Dan Shields 225. Len Liberda 222-225, Fred
Miller 2l2 Nick Rossman 232-221, Tony
Caruso 225, Angelo Della 203-246, Carl
mer 242-2l2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17

High scores Robson al, Manecke 235.
Bridges 229 Pinsch 22s Junko 2l4.
Makres oil. Madison 2o7 slipson 207. 3.
Fedman 206 Parker 2Oi.. Ehmetz 204.
Easton 2o2. Hutchens 202, Take 20i, W.
GursN col.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
TI,fFs SHOT
X OF e INTER-CoUSCH

MIL NHhHp y" -.
High scoresA Whalen 204, LYON
2ng 4. SchtAppacssse 2Ol-2O3. J. Guar
nleri 225-2i2 L. Byrne ga, J. Wood 2l3
T Merkel 23s. L. Lewandowski 2l2 ID.
Nobfh 200, A Gibbons 222. J. eastman
2o7-2i2, A Parinskas PA. l.. Do~d ZIG.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
LUCKY STRIKE
JUNIOR ~

Jones 20i n Racine EOS. r lAndemann
223 r. Hill 2Ol a Thomas 2oi232, W
Wagner 2l5 r. Fleming 203-222 r
stewart 2Q2 SpaldnE PIP q Adair
222 Shelley 23f. V. Rsdford zoe.
Skoglund 20l
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-04-02
ORDER NUMBERS SERIAL NUMBERS AND NAMES
OF THIRD DRAFT REGISTRANTS OF
MORGAN COUNTY

Two weeks this published partial unofficial
this the
March That
have made the official list to his
at
sulng list
Dow
Anderson Malta
vile; 10000 fourhAelvin
Cnaes eugene Embree MConnevle
Oliver Clayton Gordon
examined classified
order and numbers follow
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-04-02
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Emma T. Beard, de-
ceased: Notice is hereby given
that Allen Beard Of McConne1sville,
Ohio, has been duly appointed ad-
ministrator Of the estate of Emma
T.; Beard, deceased, late OF Morgan
county. Ohio.
Dated this 18th day of March,
1912.
ARTHUR TORBERT.
Probate Judge Of Said County.
A. B. Mercer. Attorney I9m3
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-27

is the agent for Mary Gordy, in the
Soldiers contest. After a b.ief spree
on the shorts. Lormer Cook. and Pfc
OtEar b. Jones have won their
wings as yardbirds Pfc Edw
.Ssatt-Feeerts-to- tf1rf5n S55TT
cleveland that evi entity there
was miscue in addresses. Pfc
Elmer Daniels is another Emerson
when il comes to poetry. but he
could brush up on TIE ART Of How
To Fathom the Feminine Chsrac-
ter Pfc Clifford T.llmsn is intent
on ge.tng the address Of Olive De-
Allen &C.. and her telephone num-
Der. from Cpl James Evans Alice
Watson has only .- look .h!ouzh
The column Tor Casanova Pfc
Ge7g-e Thomas, CO "Ds~ mailman
cls.ms that the girls arc falling
down on the job Cpl Alvin Cald-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-27

face because he can't hear from
Mickey He has threatened to
volunteer for over seas service. SGT.
George L. Edwards says that a man
can't stay up al night in the Creek
and all day in the camp. One has
sSt-t.s-ss5-
Pies Samuel Roebuck and Moses
Hall ruling the piuocle genes, at the
&C company day-room Pfc. Harold
Markhume never misses a train to
Detsoit Pass or no pass. The sym
pa,hy OF the battalion goes to Sgt.
Rufus Strong on the death Of his
father.
We regret the passing Of Cpl
Leo Howard. ote Of the best friends
that a SO der Sger has Pfc Earl
Thompson 0rtng Ground the
area Of McArthurs in a daze Is
merely in love PW. Charles alfred
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-27
e Fighting 9Ath

ends. Wayne road, from Ninth street
east to the Pos. theatre No. 3 is the
legend FILTRATION WALK where
'tHe earliest rouances Of the regi-
ment were born o. nur;urod .
way back when SUGAR HILL is
ine area occupied by headquarters
and service company. THE Will
DERNESS Is The home Of SIX line
companies The 9ii1 orcp sra. and
'hc Med De. live in THE MAD
HOUSE The Gus service club is
the rendezvous Of the slmu' .e5
-FOUR HUNDRED THE SrRIV.
ERS are att-a-'c5 by me RegtI rost
exchange A PIX book IS q VEL
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-27

got married On his recent furlough.
It appears that Pfc. Andy Spears
has quite a way with the girls. III
YOU let him tell it, Sgi, vii lam R
Wilson has a yearn for women and
music that-is just short Of d.
-tssaseEed47 -Ssururt- t5stey
is playing the part Of shorty"
much to the dislike Of Pvt John T.
Scott. Anyway. Scott isn't talking
about the matter ST Sgt. Richard
o. Settles is tops for carrying a
long face since a certain waitress at
the Service club is visiting in Chi
cage Hope that she doesn't mem
ton his name too loud while there
SGT. Stanley Mccain would GER
tsinly like TO know what has hap
pcned to Pauline Can't she write
any more2 One Of your favorite
ncws-boys is wearing the slurest
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-27
Youth In Meet

Miss Alma Strong, president Of
the N.A.AC,P. Youth council, an
nounces a youth council meeting It
the YMC.A- Friday evening, June
% al 7:3O pm.
All members Of the old and new
councils are asked to be present.
Among the subjects 10 be dis
cussed are Youth Membership drive.
Youth Victory Dav. June %. which
being celebrated all over the
nation.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-27

The dyamlet Last Salute prom
ised for this corner this week is
Temporarily deferred the-iss
OF more recent developments, what
W had in erpreted as the GES-
TURE MAGNIFICENT has appar-
emily turned out 70 be THE CALM
BEFORE THE STORM. or the we'll
known STAB IN THE BACK Sub
stiiuied therefore is Re2tl Bric-a-
brsc: D.cknsn road from Ninth
street east 10 The service club Is
known ss REGlNIENrAL PROMA
MADE due 20 the scores who
thu.t.e 10 and fro there on week
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-27

well says that If he does not get a
chance to come to the shorts soon
he viii be carrying the banner
Oh buck. Yours, Julius Holland,
and Loo MhLte
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Heffernun
Continued From Page E-lD

Edison ncebov and man-their box bit
impressive. , ,,, ~
York and The
Pride mountain boy who became
other dealt league
York of the two biggest OF s4
expected third to Mrs Mnver and
Doodle Dandy in 1912
FromM Mark o Cohan
Biographies Now Wander
Small wonder then off fresh
biographical decided leaning toward more diversified
subjects.
for the biographical film
truth stranger than nctlo
Samuel Clemens from his birth In 1885 his
Adventures of Mark Twain ch center cut OF
Americana.
producing this picture Irving
Mark Twain 1t 1sky
biographical rolling at top speeo VIII" sergeant
Rapper entirely different type OF life
Heaven will be recalled was the true
story O. William Spence Methodist minister.
soldier accomplished with rifle and bayon George
M Cohan achieved
Dandy" S Office hot-shot
there with other making their
celuod hall of fame Enrol Flynn recently portrayed
has
heavyweight champion James Corbett The Pride the
basebans provides
really beat Flynn and
Knute
Bright
not
being completely neglected. Cecil B. De Miles Story
the thrilling of the presidential
mendaion for his selacrhcng
World War H. Great Without Glory just finished with
starred the story of Dr. William
| anesthea.
preparation many scripts illustrate the widening
| trend of the biographical film.
Writers George
cal genius lifted American
like Cohans offers the wedding
And the feminine
to life drama Man Miller Helen Morgan their fame in
Evening star., 1942-08-16
WoIfert
Continued From Page Eli

peace of mind, that it is not one of
those mild, innocent little plays
that would have a chance to make
little money if the critics would
let them alone In all his years in
the theater, Mr.. Pemberton never
seems to have learned that, while
the critics are unwilling to let in
nocent little" small-minded money
makers alone, the customers are
severely willing to.
Business Inviting.
All this means there will be II
attractions Turing customers in their
dim way by next Saturday night.
Three years ago. five would have
been one more than the best pre-
Vlous August record of the decade.
The confusing part of this is that
most of these II durable enter
ta1nments are hangovers from last
season, which was reported by my
contemporaries to have been such
an abominable one.
Perhaps it was abominable. But
man with money in his pocket
nowadays and a girl on his arm is
not going to let a little thing like
that spoil his fun.
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Newspaper Alliance, Incy
Evening star., 1942-08-16

WIv, 930-lheey From Camps: From
Fort Custer, Mich.
WNAL, t0;t5-postmssie Gen. Frank {.
Walker on The War Aims Are the Peace
Aims"
WHV t0:30-Dr. Lin yuiang. author-ph
losophsr, discusses the Indian crisis
Wednesday.
VOL, 7:0o-leon Henderson, head Of the
Office Of Price Administration. makes guest
appearance.
WJSV, 7:3O-Green Valley U. S. A.; De-
piting American children educated in Mai
Germany,
WNAl, S:30-Msnhaiidn al Midnight; Re.
yealing d Cause Of Broadways broken hearts
Trail,
WINK. S35-Another night game between
The Mats and the Athletics.
WWDC. 8:35-Your Government and Nine
A. Ford Hinriehs, acting commissioner Of the
Bureau Of Labor Statistics, is interviewed.
WMAl, 9:00-Basin Street Music Society:
Million Gross presiding over another important
tontlave.
WJN. 9;30-Suspense: "0ne.Hundred in
The Dark, about jewel robbery.
WRc, o30-hr. District Attorney; A story
Of war labor praiine.
WJSV, I0:00-6redt Moments in Music;
Selections from Noel Cowsrds Bitter Sweet.
WNAl, t0:t5-6ay Moore Show Variety
with Rex haupin's Orchestra, Marion Mann and
others.
Thursday.
VOL 700-Representatve Sol Bloom Of
New York pnch.hits for N' Lewis,
WJSv, 5000 Minutes 10 Play; Dan Top
pno, owner Of The Brooklyn football Dodgers,
is guest.
VOL, 8:0O-Sinionetta; Erich lsjnsdoh con
ducts loplsnd's Quiet City, and Piston
"Sntonetta
WBV, S:3o-Deaih Valleys Days; How an
old desert pfospaior "qoi even with s'
ornery tuS.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Sundays Program
High Lights

WHV, 1880 a.m.-lNvtsiion TO Learning;
Margaret kneIin joins analysis Of William Con-
greve's The Way Of the World
WNV, t7i5-Woman Power: It. Comdr.
Mildred H, NtAfee, United States Naval Re-
serve, chief Of tne women appointed for vol
untaY emergency service, discusses the first
Naval Officers Training School for Women,
WNAl, t2:30-husic HALL Maurice Baron
conducts holans Overture TO Marriage OF
Figaro" Dsbussys "Chidrens Corner and
hendessohns "Soher1o" from "A Midsummer
Nights Dream" Selma Kaye, soprano, sings the
Dove Song from Figaro Jacques Gassen
vio'inist, plays Wagnef5 "Abumblaft Jaseha
zayde and Clifford Rerzer, duo,pianists, play
Sai7t,Saens Carnival Of The Animals.
WNAL. 2:O0-8Iue Theaier Players; Army
Without Banners" drama Of conflict.
WRC, 2:30-Chitaqo University Round Table
Notdeta ElekiaI, economist; Stuart Chase au'
tho; -etoaomst. and Prof theodore 0, Yn'ema
Of Chicago University discuss the likelihood OF
great postwar depression.
WM&L, 3:t5-Chautauuud Concert Robert
Mann, vioIins', is soost for ls|os Symphonic
Espsqnole;" Albert Sto8seI conducts beeth
ovens Egmont Overture and BaFbeT's Essay
No. IT,
WRC, 3;3O-This Is the Army Broadcast in,
dudes pickup from Panama. where our bush
masters" United States Army jungle fighters.
are in training
WJN, 4:30-Musie That pefreshes Carl
Sandburg, poet. is narrator for Kos'eIanet1s s
presentation Of Cop|ands "A Lincoln Portrait
VOL. 500 Hear America Singing; Choral
tribute 10 the Medical Corps Of the United
States Army.
WBV, 500-FamiIy Hour Dorothy Kristen,
soprano makes a return appearance
WRt. SCOTSMAN TO America: The fourth
message comes from Edinburgh, StotIand
WRC, 6:30-VidorY Parade: Truth and
Consequences moves in.
WNAL, 7;30-0ui1 Kids; Don MtNsII Of the
Breakfast Club" program, ihrusts and parties
with tine moppeis.
WINK, 7;30-Ths Is Your Ally: The people
OF the Netherlands and its empire are 50.
luted, speakers including the Governor Of
Java. A transcription Of Queen W|hemna S
recent speech before Congress also will be
presented
WBV, 7:30-We the People, Mai. Gen. E..
B. Gregory quanermaster general Of the United
States Army describes the emergency ration
developed for The Army Air Force
VOL, S;00-Ameritan Forum; When Should
We Start Feeding europe! participants in.
tluding Dr.. Frank Kingdom. author; Mrs. Ben.
lann Watson. lecturer, and Norman Thomas,
Socialist leader.
WkAL, 33O-Inner Santtum Mystery: ousn.
titles Of killing, Moon Murderer"
WhAl, oO0-CIsire Booihe, authoreoue-
spondenf. subs for WineheIl.
VOL, l0;30-This Is Our Enemy The 6es.
fapcs method Of depTiving life and property
from inhabitants Of the occupied nations. Glenn
Sader d European correspondent, Owes an
eyewitness report
WRC, tl;30--Auihoy' Playhouse: A lovabIe
character brought 10 lite in Sam 5maIIs Better
Half"
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Lincoln
Continued From Page ELL

course, and left me on the cutting
room f1oor-and entirely out of the
scene"
Ed will play Lincoln at the drop
of his stovepipe hat, but he dislikes
halfway measures.
Once" he recalled, Il was needed
so urgently for a Lincoln shot that
they had only time to make up one
side Of my face There I was stuck
up in that box, unable to move an
inch. | saw the thing later 1t
looked like the dramatic re-enact-
ment of the portrait of a 16-cent
stamp!"
ONeill smiles when he discusses
his current Lincoln.
In this picture l don't get shot"
he explains triumphantly. That
automatically eliminates Booth" He
pulls at his lip. Il have little
trouble with Gen. Grant we've
got in this one. though. The way
that man steals scene with cigar
Is A caution!"
tReleased by the North American Newspaper
Alliance. mco
Evening star., 1942-08-16

depicted the Bronte sisters Charlotte
Emf their in literature.
Rogers humanis Buffalo Bill the pioneer
scout penoogst
ree Ambassador
the and with his wife will
tralch n dramaization.
The present globa prolific
civilians accomplish extraordinary their
marathoning ball player will be the
ries OF
Alliance
Evening star., 1942-08-16
HIGH LIGHTS OF THE WEEK

WhAL. 900-Town Meeting; Discussion Of
a question Of national importance by qualified
authorities.
WINK, 9:05-hd'ionaI Symphony Hour: Re,
eording Of Stravinskys Fire Bird
WNAL. l0:t5-Trsasury Show; The one with
Tommy DossYs Band.
WRC, 10:30-hareh Of lime: Reports on
latest news developments by Government and
military officials.
Friday.
VOL. 7;0O-AdmlrsI Emory S. Land. chair.
man Of The Maritime Commission.
WhAL, 8:30-Ihose Good Old Days Irish
ballads have the top spot
WRC, 830-nformato Please Leon Hen
derson and Raymond CIapper, news toumnist
attend
WNV, 8;30-latn American Show: A special
| presentation 10 be shoh,waved 10 our good
neiohbors.
WhAl, 9:oo-6ans Busters: The Ease Of a
laughing bandit.
VOL. 9:30-Doubs or Nothing: Marking
the tooth consecutive broadcast
WMAL. 10:00-hset Your Navy: Eddie Pea
body and gang from me Great Lakes Naval
Training Station.
WkAl, I0;t5-ken, Machines and Victory:
A guest star 10 speak on the value Of safety
in war plants.
Saturday.
WMAL, 7:30-5wap Night; Charles Smith!
odisshoned swap show.
WEV, 8:00-SoIdien With Wings; Tribute
10 The men in the Air Force. with q prominent
guest helping out.
WRC, 8:30-Veket Music; Rex haupin'!
Band, principal contributors.
WMAl, 900-Summer Symphony 6reeol
FitteIberq conducts this evening
WRC, i000-Sports kewHes: Bill Stern
and q guest.
WEV, t0:t5-BeardsIsy Ruml, chairman o
ths Federal Reserve Bank Of New York. dis
tusss Pay As You 20 taxation"
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Monday.

Monday.
VOL. 700-psu| Y. MtNuti assumes Fulton
lswi, duties tonight as the latter vaeaiIons.
WMAl. 7:3ollone Ranger: A naval drman
who saves the lives Of II seanen adrlfi is
guest
WRc. s:oO-Cawltsde Of America: Edward
Arnold as Theodore Roosevelt in Man Of At'
tioN."
WJSV, oO0-Vitiory Thea'er: Edward &,
Robinsons Big Town program takes The spot
light
VOL, qOO-pepfesentafive Fred E. Hartley
Of acw Jersey Shortages
WRC, e:OO-Great Artists; John Charles
Thomas, baritone, is guest.
WHDC, o:45-Tony hus'o vs. Lee SaVod IN
heavyweight bout al Griffith Stadium.
WJSV, tO:oO-An American in Britain; A
story Of food rationIng in Britain.
WkAL, lO:i5-AIias John Freedom: The
modern crusader for the oppressed peoples Of
Europe is still on The move.
WRC, t0:30-lnter American University; lhe
South American Revolution.
tuesday.
WEV 6:15-vote Of Broadway HedY Ia
mar is guest
VOL, 7:0O-cIaude Witkatd. SeuetaY OF
Agriculture. speaks.
WhAL. 5;30-5ing for Dough: Whoever sings
an old ta9orite best GETS prize,
WIN, 830-Hooby Lobby; Ion Howard,
comedian is guest along with several liquid
ar experts
WINK, 835-The Mats vs.. the PhiddeIphla
Athletics under the lights Of Griffith Stadium.
WWDC. 900-Nay Muse School: Featuring
Richard Strauss "Frenth.Hofn Concerto IN (
Flat Major Sailor William kDers, soIoIs
WhAl, 9:30-Ths Nation at War The
smallest town in The Acknowledgements Vi
will hear The voice Of hometown boy in
Australia.
VOL, e:30-Nurder Clinic: Ernest Bramah'!
"RoiIway Flat Tragedy dramatlled.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Jean Parker Co.Stars

Jean Parker will co-star with
Chester Morris in You Can't Live
Forever" story of plucky lads who
drive nitro trucks in Americas war
drive.
William H. Pine and William c.
Thomas will produce you Can't
Live Forever" for Paramount and
Frank Mcdonald will direct.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Evening Stor Features

Star Flashes-Latest news, twice daily, Mon,
day through Friday, WMAl, at 1:4O pm. and
4;45 pm, Analysis Of the weeks news by
lofhrop Sfoddard, Sunday al 10 am.
NatIona| Radio Forum: Public officials speak.
ing on matters Of national importance; WhAL,
Monday at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
News Broodcusts Todo,

WikA-heWS on The hour 10 an.
WDC-Rews every hour on the half hour
10 Z am.
5HoRT.WAVE PROGRAMS.
LONDON, 5;30-Bri'ain 10 America: GSc,
9.58 meg. 3I.3 m,; GRG, 1853 meg, 25.6 m.
h0SC0W6:20-Broadeast in English: RKE,
81 meg, 369 m.
GUATEMALA, S:00-Contert Of The First
Military Band: IOWA, 1858 meg, 81 m.
LONDON, 8;3O-Brfsn Speaks; CSC, 9.5S
meg 3l.3 m.; 6R6. 1853 meg, 2s.6 m.;
6SO, ii.75 meg, 255 m.
MOSCOW S:30-Commenfs in English: RKE,
81 meg, 369 m.
LONDON, 9f5-sundsy Service: CSC, 95s
meg 3t.3 m.; 6R6, 1853 meg, 25.6 m.;
GSD, IT'S meg 25.5 m.
VATICAN CITY, 9:3O-Broadtast in English:
Ml o,6 meg, BLOC m.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
SATURDAY

Close Call for Ellery
Queen" and
sos. Coast Guard. -
Evening star., 1942-08-16
ANU S e M E N T S.
SUNDAY
August Is, 1912
SUNDAYS RADIO PROGRAM

radio reach The Star too late correction
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-11
ELEANOR DENIES
 MAYORS STORY
Never Discussed Pearl HarbOr Losses With Los
 Angeles Executive

Fall River, Mass, Dec. 11.-(UP) Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt denied la-t night that she had ever dis cussed nevel affairs or naval losses with Mayor Fletcher Bowron of Los Angeles.
 Bowron, in a speech at Los Angeles yesterday, said Mrs. Roosevelt, two days after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, told him the United States had lost six battleships.
 How could I have possibly told him that when no one knew at that time xactly what had happened?" she said. "No one, not even the President, had the fa'ntest iGea of what we had lost. At that time none of us were sure of anything"
 Mrs. Roosevelt was in Los Angeles right after Pearl Harbor with Mayor F. H. LaGuardia or New York City to discuss civilian defense, with which they were then charged. She discussed means of combating aerial raids with Bow on, she said, but certainly not naval losses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-11

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 Most of our soldiers" he writes, don't drink alcohol at all. Those who do get into the alcoholic field confine themselves so thoroughly to beer that the distillers would be in the direst financial straights if they had to depend on soldiers for their profits"
 Army survey results given by Representative Wadsworth show that 57 out of every hundred men drink nothing alcoholic even on Saturday night. Thirty-four drink only beer, and nine occasionally use hard liquor. In the Air Forces, 58 out of every 100 men confine themselves to nothing more violent than sarsaparilla, 3l drink beer and Il use hard liquor.
 The New York Congressman states that military prohibition would not only bring no improvement, but would actually weaken, prhaps ruin,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-11
PROMOTIONS MADE
 IN STATE GUARDS
Brig. General DeLacour Announces Changes Af-
 fecting 3d Battalion

Sergt. LeRoy Fox, Sergt. James Tyrrell and First Lieutenant Kay P Rehnberg have been promoted, ac, cording to an announcement mads yesterday by Brig. Gen. Reginald E DeLacour, of the third battalion Connecticut State Guard.
 Sergt. Fox becomes second lieu tenant, assigned to headquarters third battalion, where he will sue ceed Leitu. William T. Keavney. H, was formerly a member of Go. c and had prior service with the Ma tional Guard.
 Sergt. Tyrrell, also appointed sec ond lieutenant, will succeed Lieut. Lloyd Hallock who was advanced te the rank of first lieutenant.
 First Lieutenant Rehnberg of An- sonia, received promotion to cap tain, taking the place of Harry E. Tyrrell who was called to active service in the army.