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Milford chronicle., 1942-01-23
ALCORN

Robert r. Alcorn died Thursday.
January Is. at his home, 16 Stack
avenue, Penns Grove, N. J. He was
IS years old. Funeral services were
held from the Gross Funeral Home
on Sunday at p, m. Interment was
made at Barratt's Chapel, near
Frederick. He is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Peter B. Hoff. Sal
en-, N. j., and Mrs. Theresa Kidd,
ppnnS Grove N i
Milford chronicle., 1942-01-23

Edward L. Hynson has this week
opened new automobile and cleo
trical supply store on North Wal
nut street. Mr.. Hynson has been on
the Pacific Coast for several years
past, but recently came back here
and is now living with his mother,
Mrs. Annie L. Hynson.
Milford chronicle., 1942-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon P. Richard
son, of Baltimore, but formerly of
Milford, are the happy parents of
a bright baby girl, born unto them
on Sunday, January 21, 1912.
Milford chronicle., 1942-01-23

Mrs. George Prettyman and son
Holland have returned home from
a visit with friends and relatives in
Philadelphia and Camden, N. J.
Milford chronicle., 1942-01-23

Mrs. Lydia C. Jump will COM
mence to rebuild three new stores
on North Walnut street, about the
first of April, to take the place of
the stores destroyed by fire several
weeks ago. 'ltt''
Milford chronicle., 1942-01-23

The extreme cold weather of the
past few weeks has hindered the
progress on the new Methodist
Protestant Church and the build
ing will probably not be completed
for dedication before some time in
March instead of February as was
the intention of the pastor, Rev. l..
A. Bennett.
Milford chronicle., 1942-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Hall of
Wilmington, are the guests of his
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry M.
Hall.
Milford chronicle., 1942-01-23

Darwin S. Collins is expected
home from Buffalo, N. Y, this week.
Miss Ethel Reese of Harrington,
has been visiting friends in Milford
as the guest of Miss Pauline Town
send.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
Senator Leaves for AIeutidns
To Get Facts on Jap Invasion
Custer Of Enemy. Hours From Nome by Air.
Urged; Probe Reported Seizure Of Pribiofs
ny GEORGE RoTHwELL BROWN
special % the DETROIT TUNES

issued to inform the public that
complete detailed plan OF unlfiet
command everywhere had beer
completed down 10 the smalles
detail.
IL is apparent that importan
military Information is beini
closely guarded.
"The press" Representative
angel told the House, "carries
the announcement that the Pres
ident has directed unified con
troll OF Pacific Coast defenses
under the jurisdiction OF the
navy.
CONCERNED OVER DEFENSE
Those OF MS who represent
Pacific Coast states I'm the Con
gress. from the outbreak of the
war have been deeply concerned
over the program for the de-
Tense OF the Pacific Coast area.
Long before the attack by
the japanese upon us at Pearl
Harbor and I'm the Philippines. IL
was evident 10 all who were
familiar with the strategy in
yOlving a conflict I'm the Pacific
that the Japs when once In the
war would have a. a ma jOr oh
jective an attack on the Pacific
Coast.
without doubt their first Of
fensive. the Hawaiian Islands,
was the initial step I'm this
strategy. Had they succeeded.
their next move, Of course,
would have been reaching to-
wards the mainland on the Pa
cific.
They now have acquired n
fOothOld In the Aleutians. which
brings them within striking dis
lance of continental United
States. through Alaska.
I'VE must not come too late
with too little In the defense OF
this vital area, which must at
all hazards he defended, and the
Japanese prevented from secur-
Ing further vantage points
nearer 10 tho vital continental
United States.
Our entire delegation from
the coast has been acting In
unison In all those matters hav-
ing TO do with. the prosecution
Of the war rs Il affects this vital
area. We have divided the dele
cation into number OF subcom-
mIttees. each one having for its
Immediate objective certain fac
tors involved in our defense"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31

Lor standard Mason Jars. Screw
5iod, Id, sealing compound, r..
u'''d prices on all Kerr isr,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31

Send for Your Free Copy Of
The Lake Fri. Breeze
FIRST ST. DOCK RA. 0230
ASHLEY q DUSTIN sur. LINE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31

C'e this convenient frut IL,
tunnel for filing jars es,ilv and
quickly AZ Sears low price.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
GOOD Food Chopper

BEST made quality r,,, -
acid resisting. Fineu eg,,,os
''0'' SeFe" holds extra pl,te.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

University Of Oregon's drama
department For the next
10 years he combined drama
and dentistry about four
years ago he and his wife moved
to Altadena, Cal.
Opening a dental office Z.
Edgar, still stage struck. re-
sumed his amateur dramatics
at Pasadena Community Play
house While Buchanan the
actor appeared in IL plays.
Buchanan the dentist built a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

profitable practice among his
fellow players.
Then a Columbia talent scout
recommended Buchanan - the
actor-to Wesley Ruggles who
was casting Arizona" 80.
Ruggles gave him the role Of
Judge Bogardus and from then
on Buchanan, the dentist. took
a back seat /. #. In fact he kept
moving further and further
back, with each new acting
assignment until he was prac-
tically out of sight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Moves TO Backwoods

Later the family moved 10
the mountainous backwoods OF
Oregon, where Buchanan Sr.
taught school five years. -. q.
That was a fascinating period
for young Edgar Once,
stumbling on a robbers loot
filed cache, he was captured
and held prisoner by the rob-
Der several hours. Another
time he was freed by COW elk.
After such frontier adven-
lures he found life pretty tame
when DR.. Buchanan. deciding to
resume his dental practice,
moved his family 10 Ashland.
Ore. Edgar attended grade
and high school there =. Then.
because his fathers heart was
set on becoming a physician,
he entered the University OF
Oregon 10 take his pre-med.
But his grades were so poor
he enrolled in a pipe" course
in dramatic appreciation 10
strengthen his credits. To
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

.CDGAR BUCHANAN. cur
rently Importing Cary
Grant. Jean Arthur and Ronald
Colman IA Columbia's Talk of
the Town." has been widely
plblicized as the dentist who
became a cuccessful actor. :.
IT'S true Buchanan gave up a
dental practice just a short
time ago to concentrate on mo-
ton picture work. But act
ing is nothing new to him :.
it's been his hobby and chief
interest IS years.
Now it's his livelihood, too
-. and he's a happy man. Z.
He never did want TO be a dem
fist that was his fathers
idea. Father, DR.. William
K. Buchanan, was a dentist
when Edgar was born 40 years
ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

then and there he wanted TO
give up medicine and take up
an acting career.
Finds He's Born Actor
But his dad persuaded him TO
compromise and study dentistry
il took less time than medi-
cine so Edgar enrolled at
the North Pacific Dental College
in Portland There he met
and married Mildred Spence Of
Toronto, Canada. also studying
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Tries to Merge Them

A year later he joined a group
of medical specialists who were
forming a clinic Shortly
afterward he was offered the
post of assistant head of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

dentistry On graduation
they opened a dental Office in
the college town of Eugene,
where young Buchanan also con-
tinued TO dabble In amateur the
atricals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Edgar Buchanan Quits
Dentistry for Movies
BY HARRIET PARSONS
special to THE DETROIT TIMES

HOLLYWOOD. Sept 5. his surprise he discovered he
-Ap pr,cuANAN crr a born actor. Right
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-22
Q SERIAL STORY
MEXICAN
MASQUERADE
~ CECIL cARkeS


HAu1AlNAEA AAAha
Thanks so much" said Allan.
returning the smile and the clasp
Of q firm. strong hand Like
Kay. De Fontsnelle seemed even
more attractive close by than
ne had at q distance. Allan
looked about him as they entered
a cool front hall Doesn't seem
too uncomfortable. VIII you
show m. where sleep? And
wash and change my clothes -
But certainly. Come this
way with me. observe you
have been to the wars. sieur'
Did you kill some Of them. per-
hsps ?"
Not damn one. They
Jumped me too quickly
ITEMS. What a pity! But,
better luck next time. eh ,"
They had left Kay and were
walking down a hall; the French
man halted at an open door,
and Allan spied his bags on the
tiled floor. Here's your dun
seon cell. monami. There's a
guard who heats UP our food
and puts it on the table. You've
about ten minutes, 30 don't de-
lay. Cold rice can be simply
AWFUL
Allan thought IL likely, vet he
did not set to work on his toilet
quite as soon as De Fontsnelle
had gone. A glance from his one
window showed him IL COM
manded view OF the cannery
island, and the fact interested
him.
He took out his field glasses,
which he felt he might safely
use here. and focused them on
the door through which he had
seen DR.. Sargent ushered. He
studied it long minute. then
exclaimed softly. He had no
ticed something that almost
made him doubt his eyes.
He went 10 his door and looked
out into the hall. Kay Wa At
one end Of II. and he beckoned
to her imperatively. placing a
finger wsrningly to his lips. She
came swiftly. He took her to
the window and thrust tho
glasses into her hands.
Look at the door of your
fathers lookup! Quickly, while
the sun is still directly on it!
What d'you see ,"
The girl followed his direc-
tons carefully. impressed by his
air OF urgency. But in A minute
she lowered the glasses and
shook her head.
II give up. What's the an
swer? see nothing"
MOI Well. / do, Look again,
Kay" His breath stirred her
golden hair As he whispered his
discovery In her ear. They
leave the key in the lockout
side"
Ito BE Continued)
-
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IkJR News. AS sylvia
Nsrlrus
lKIRo-Hlves AS News
} 100 7. vi.
KnO - Supsrman. s.i5
Orphan Anne
KVI-Cowooy Trails
KTBl News Tunes,
sis. Harmony.
X o NJ Q - Orch Sis
Fairgrounds
KJP-fstrol. SIS CITY
KIRO-Joo Flnoer Is
husie
$50 7. VI.
KMo - Capt Mionisht
54S Jack Armstrong
KVI-Sports si3 TEN.
pos.
KTBI Junior Safety
b45. Crazy COWBOY
KoMo II Happened
as Bill Henry
KIR-NeWs ss5 Music
.KIR Winslov SIS
News
500 =. NJ.
x NJ q Heater s.l5
Songs.
lKvI-Crosby: Sis. songs
kTBI-News: SOS. Or
SIS. Dental.
lKOMO-Eddie Cantor
KJR - American Melody
KIRO-Shirlev Temple
| $50 p. Nj.
Bands. 645. News
lKVI-Dinner Music.
KTBI-Orch.. 6 45. News
lKOMO-Dist Attorney
KJR-News ss5. Music
{ KIRO-Ransom Sherman
:UU l.. vi.
lKMO - Hughes: 7:i5
lKvi-News. 7l5. Boyer
lKTB1-Dinner Concert.
KOMO-Kav Kvser
KJR-T1me 70 Relax
X I r o - Glenn Miller
[ 7:l5 Music
1880 p. NJ.
KMO-Ione Ranger.
X v / Parade; 745
SoruN
KTBI-News. 7.35. eros.
by: 7:45 T'hornhlll
lKOMO-Kav Kyser
X J r Military News.
7:4b. Songs.
lKIRO - Great Moments.
7:45, Max polan.
500 p. NJ.
KMO-Finest Music.
lKVI-Swing 1t. 8:l5. Wal
kTBI - Donald Novik
s.l5. Dial a Word.
lKOMO-point Sublime
lKJR-0uiz Kids.
KIRO - Amos n ANDY
Sis Lsnny ROSS.
$50 p. Nj.
KMO-Tune Up.
K VI Tin Pan Alley
s45, Songs.
k1BI-Orgsn: s45. News
KOMO-Uncle Walter
KJR--Manhattan
K ! r o - DR. Christian;
s:55. News
200 p. NJ.
K MO News. e:16
Studio
lKVI-Niesen.
lKTB1-Echoes: s;15 Sons
lKOMO-HighliRht Hour.
KJR-Studio: e:l5. Orch
K1RO-Bre wster Boy
| $3.50 p. NJ.
/ KMO-News: a45. orch
KVI-Boys. 945, News.
kTB1-News: Q .35. Orch.
GAS. Orch
KOMO - Pleasure Time
e45. OFF the Record
kJR-News e:45. Dance
Orch. e:55 News.
| KIRO-Song Story. e:45
PLAYHOUSE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-22

Then pu, all the dollars you1i
save into prFISst Nvrscs
STAMPS. Also remind youf hus.
band to sllo, par, OF hrs ulsr
every paw dsv TO his oompsnvs
PAYROLL Savings Plan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-22
R..yMi.e
$50 '@y'.''
"Conserpe TO preserve
Democracy"

wv HEN clothes 20 TO the
w cleaner. tell him what
caused the spots and stsins--f
you know. This will mean long
er life for the garment. By elm
mating experimentation with
various solvents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-22
THURSDAY
ZOO A. NJ.

~
KMO-NewS: tbs. Gospel
KVI-Trade. 7:i5. Songs.
KTBI-Melodies.
k o NJ o - News: T.lb
Morning
kJR-Science: tbs, News
/ KIRO-News. TBS. For m
1880 4. N.
KMO-News: 7.45. Trade
KTBI-News: las, wake
KVI-News: 74S. Review
KOMO - Songs: 7.45.
sam HAYES
KJR-BreakfaSt Club.
KIRO-NeWs
500 \. VI.
{ KMO-Breakfast Club.
iKVI-Morns SIS. News
kTBI-Bsndstsnd: SIS
Trade
KOMO - Transit Tunes.
Sis. Christian Science
KJR-Chapel
KIRO - Parade. Sis,
News.
$50 A. NJ.
KMO-Neps s.45. Choir
KVI-Songs: 6 IS. Hymns
KTBI-Trio. s45. Gospel
KOMO - LirdlAhr. e:45,
Haruu.
K J r wright; s45
Views.
KIRO - Valiant Lady.
s45. stories
900 A. NJ.
KMO-J. B Hughes 9 i3
Dentist
KVI-Hms Tune Topics
KTBI - News sl5 Mu-
Sicale
KOMO - Bess johnson
Sis Bachelors Chill
dren
EJR - News. eiS Ann
Sterling Wonders
KIRO-Eats Smith. e.lh,
Big Sister
$3.50 A. NJ.
KMO-Bsnc ? Is West.
KVI-varieties
K 7 RI- Chapel. ? Is
Meas
KOMO-Neignoors.
Breakfast
k1RO-Helen Trent. ? 4s
Our Gal
1000 A. vi.
NO News io.lS,
Mary Terry.
KVI-News. iosis. Choral
KTBl - Defense: lo;l5.
KOMO - Brad Reynolc.
losI5. Jewel Box
KJR-Baukhsge Talking:
1918 Orphans
KrRO Life Can Be.
lo:ls. Woman in White
1880 A. Nj.
KMO-MtSs Meade 10 -
Don Norman
kNI-SElure 20 Americas
KTET 49, Gardens 20 IS
Music.
NO News. io4e
Kate.
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ITO BE Continued

Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest in Y. s. WAR
BONDS.
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hOMO-fFpp QAAAh .
10 as. Vic and Sade
KJR-sesmen: 12:45. An
drini
KIRO Girl Inferno. |
l245. Women Courage |
100 L. Nj. |
RMO-Goes Calling. |
X VI Reports. 1915.
Orch.
KTBI-SongS: i:l5 Trio
KOMO-Backstaee Wife,
lIb. Stella DALAI
KJR-Club: l.15, Cecil
KIR o = Step = Mother. |
l:I5. Health
1:30 p. NJ.
KMO johnson Family: |
las, Studio.
.KvI-Modern Masters.
KTBI - News. 1915. An
tonini.
'KOMO = Lorenzo Jones. |
Las. Wilder Brown.
.KJR-Club Matinee.
KrRO-Sehool Of Air.
200 p. NJ.
KMO-Orch.; AIS Baker
RVI-Melody; ans. Cycle !
KTBI-Kste Smith. AIS
Mixup.
'KOMO - Girl Marires. |
ais. Portis Faces Life
KJR - Dept. OF Health; |
2:l5 Sweet. Mellow.
KIRo-News: AIS. Orch
2:30 p. NJ.
KMO-News: 2:45. Books |
KVI-Jukebox.
KTBI-News. 2::45. Songs /
KO NJ o - Aloha Land:
245. Vic and sade
KJR-House in Country;
PAS. Chaplain.
KIRO-Trio: 245, Scat
tergood Baines
800 p. VI.
'KMO-Prayer. Orch.
IKVI--News: $40. Events.
KTBI - Defense; S:l5.
Songs.
KOMO - Bartens, s:l5.
Lone journey.
KJR-News. Orch.
KIRO-News. 3;lS. Talk
$3.50 p. NJ.
KIN 10 - Stories; 5+6.
Studio.
KVI-Serenade
.KTBI-Nevs: 3:35. Swing
KJR - Henderson. 54e.
KiRo = Bouquet: s;<b.
World Today.
400 p. NJ.
KMO-Fulton Lewis, IT.;
425. Here's Morgan.
KVI-Cocktail Hour
'KTBI-Concert.
X o MO - Parade AIS.
Work.
KJR-Aces: 4.I5. Keen
KIRO-Mrs. Burton: AIS.
Doctor Malone
4:30 =. NJ.
KMO-Music.
.RvI-Cooktsil Hr; AS
Four. -Four Time.
KTBI-Band; <:4b, Ser
enade.
.KOMO-Dot Allen: 445.
Womans Angle.
.KJR-News: AS, Pun
KIRO wives. News
4:45. JOHNNY Forrest
500 p. NJ.
X NJ o Studio: SIS
Orphan Annie
.RVI-Cowboy Trails
.KTBI-Tunes: Sis. Hall
.KOMO-Dance Or: Sis
Children's Hour.
.KJR-Pstrol: Sis Secret
City
KIRo-Job Finder; Sis.
Campfire Girls
$50 p. NJ.
KMo Capt Midnight;
5.45. Jack Armstrong.
XVI Sport 5.h5 orcH
x TBI- Bagardin; b:45.
Crazy Cowboy.
X ON o = Fairy Tales;
s:45. Bill Henry.
KJR-News: 545 Music.
KIRO - Don winslov;
S45 News
600 p. NJ.
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Stearns.
KvI-Dinner Hr Music.
KTBI-Nevs. SIS. Songs
KOMO-Bing Crosby
KJR - Old Timers. SIS.
News
RIRO-Maior Bowes
$50 p. VI.
KMO-Bands: 8 as. News
KVI-Dinner Hr. Musio.
KTBI-Orch s:45. News
KOMo-Eing Crosby ,
KJR-CruiSes: e4S. Air
RAID WardenE
K1RO-Big Town.
700 p. Nj. |
KMO-News. TBS. orch
KvI-News. 1:iS. Orch.
KTBi-Dinner Concert.
KOMO-Ai Pearce.
KJR-Rucy Valles Show.
KIRO - Glenn Miller:
tbs. First Line
1880 p. NJ.
KIN o - Ray 0rummel:
7.45. Townsend NeWs
RVI-TEcoma Ski Club.
KTBI-News Tse. Doc
tor
KOMO-FrAnk Fsy
KJR-Red Ryoer
RIRO-First Lane. : As
News
$500 p. NJ.
RNO-Symphony
KvI-STing Il. AIS War
KTBI-Relsx: SIS ADD.
KOMO - Fred Wsrtng.
Sis. Lum and Aonsr
KJR Dorothy Thcnp-
son SIS. Boulevsros
KrRO - Amos N Andy
Sis Lenny Ros<
$3.50 p. NJ. /
KMO-Symphony.
KvI-SonEs. eszS. Editor I
KTBI-LS Dor. Q as. News
KOMO-Coffee Tine
KJR-Your Blind Ds1e
KIRO-Death Valley
900 p. NJ
KAO-Eevs: s:is. PARADE
KyI-Opers: Sis. Band
KIT b - Organ. e.le.
Songs
KOMC-Aldrich Family.
KJR-Nevs; SIS. songs.
KIRO-NeEt. 8 o5. Or;
Sis Medical Rnc- Tile
$3.50 p. VI.
KAc-Fllton Lewis r.
sak Reporter
KV1-Esrc esf sess
KTEI-NeUs ? s.. Orch
KOAO--ElIsry Queen
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WEDNESDAY
90 A. VI.
KAO-Sevs
KVf-Trade. 7i5. song
KTBI-Aelodies.
KO MO News. Iis
Aornlns
KJR-pnnis. It's NeEs
KIRo-sewa. 7ie. For
1880 A. VI.
RNO-NsVs. 74s. Trace
KV1-Hsws J IS Alma
nae
tai Music z IS
News. 7ss WAKE Up
KoMO - Rnvsilis. -.
KJR-BrsskfAst clup.
KIRO-Nevs
$500 4. VI.
RnO-Haven 81 Rest.
XVI Morning BIS
News
Band. Sis. Trade
X MO - Parade. sl5
News.
KJR-EverymAn Chape
KIRO Victory, 6l5
News.
$3.50 A. Nj.
KMO-News. s45. Choir
KVI-Songs. ss5, Hymns
KTBl--rrio. ss45. Saws
KOMO-Victor Linolahr
s:45, David Harum
KJR-Wright. s:45. UNITY
KIR valiant Lady:
es5 Story
800 A. NJ.
KMO-J p Hughes. e.lb
Dentist.
KVl-Time-Tune.
RTBI-News, e:o5 MI
sic: e.l5. Musicale
KOMO - Bess johnson
BIS. Bachelors.
KJR - News. ai5. Ann
Sterling Wonders.
KIRO-Kate smith: s.i5
Biz Sister
$50 A. NJ.
KMO-West: e45. songs
Kv1-Tunes. 9 40. Morn
ing.
KT'Bi - Musicale. DAB
News
KoMO-Weleome.
KJR-Sardi's.
KIRO Helen Trent:
Gas. Our Gal.
1000 A. Nj.
KMO-News; l0:l5, MARY
Terry.
X v l News. 1913.
Carolyn Davis.
KTBI-Defense Women
KOMO - Beverly Mahr
1918. Musical Jewel
KJR - Baukhaee. 1918
Orphans.
K r o - Life Can be
1918. Woman in White
1890 A. Nj.
KMO--Miss Meade. lo:4b.
Can't Do Business.
Kv1-Salute TO Americas.
KTBI-Gardening. lo:45,
Music
X IRO orch: l0:45
Strings.
KoMo-Hews: lo:45 DR.
Kate.
KJR = Amanda; io45.
Johns.
KIRO - Vac and SADIE;
io:45, Jane Endicott.
IL 100 A. Nj.
KMO-Faith; HIS. Orch
KvI-war: IL :05. Concert
KTBI-Orch.: ll:i5. Paul
Carson.
KOMO - Lleht OF the /.
Has. Grimms.
KJR-Plain Bill. HAS.
Books.
KIRO = Bright Horizon
HIS. Aunt Jenny.
1880 A. NJ.
X NJ o - Songs. ll:45
Christian Science.
KV1-Concert Hour.
X T BI Songs: ll45.
K o MO - Light: iI45
Hymns.
KJR-News: IL as. Aloha
RIRO - We Love. ll;45
Goldberss.
1900 NOON
KMO-Toast: 12:15, News
KYI-News: 1915. Chm
KTB1--Musical Diner.
KOMO - Against Storm /;
l2.l5; Ma Perkins.
KJR-Prescott.
X / r o - Music. 12:15.
Songs.
1890 P. Nj.
K NJ o - Gospel; l2:45
songs.
X Y = Chm; I2;45
Waltz
KTBI - Ranch House
12:45 Plunkink.
KOMo-Pepper Youngs,
l245. Happiness.
X J r - Seamen. l2:45
Cowboy Bill
KIRO - Cir Inferno
IA As. Woman.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Records Again Favor I'D

The consistently fine Gus Defais University of
Detroit football shown again this in the l942
intercollegiate Statistical Summary released recently by
Football Statistical Bureau AS usual even the
reflect the class Of the little Titan team
L. of d. third in the nation in total ofense fourth
passing oense ninth total defense tenth in
against scoring eleventh defense rushing
Tippy Madarik 19year-od soph sensation was fourth
among the individual leaders total ofense with l4o yards
gained advance of 81 each time he
handled the ball The Joliet youngser sixth in forward
passing Ga competitions in 12S tries for gain
6S3 Howard Heating Titan end tenth in the country
in the difficult Of snagging grabbing "a for 22e
yards.
L. led total ofense, total defense,
scoring forward passing ofnse runback of
passes all opponents total
remarkable record when consider that the Mid
clubs Michigan Minnesota Nore Dame
Northwestern Ohio State granting, of that
these teams played tougher schedules.
Madark showed the to all Midwest backs in net gain
rushing and passing for single and for the season
Heating paced his local contemporaries the number OF forward
passes caught.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Edgar Defeated
In Gotham

NEW YORK. Aug. 90 (UP).-
Lightweight Cleo Shans of Los
Angeles won an unimpreSsive 10
round decision in a return bout
with Make Shapiro of New York
before 10000 spectators in Madi-
son Square Garden last night.
Winner Of a split decision over
the rugged New Yorker two weeks
ago. Shans gained a unanimous
verdict. He carried the fight from
the opening bell and won the first
even rounds on the United Press
score sheet. The eighth went 10
chapiro in a furry of punching
that left both men arm-weary and
rubber-legged.
The best fight OF the night for
tie crowd of 10,021 who paid Sl8.-
752 was l0-rounder in which
Jack Lamotta. a durable New
Yorker. snapped the 16-victory
string of Jimmy Edgar of Detroit
IT was toeto-toe brawl. Edgar
Weighed only 1891 to Lamotta's
$50.
Shapiro. who held l-pound adj
vantage over Shans at 1872, had the
West Coast Negro bleeding from
the nose in the opening moments
of the tenth ebut Shans finished
strongly, cutting Shapiro'S right
check just before the final bell.
Sidney Walker of Augusta, Ga.
who fights under the name Of Beau
Jack, easily outpointed Billy Muir.
ray of Bellaire. o.. in the 10-rouno
semiwindup. Jack, weighing 1852
spotted his opponent AZ. pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Attack Is Grid Theme

Perhaps borrowing a page from the pgskin pyroechnics
ured cash through the
collegiate football recent
been emphasize attack After the college gridders went
about ofense 1940 snenng of the deenses
anticipated natural reaction But it never maerialized
the 1871 found the boys
han before
highs hit in almost all departments of attack
from average downs per game All ind-
the collegiate footbaes will be and
spectacular fashion this fall
This ought be good for the fan who likes
nothing than dazzling scoring play very conceived
brilliantly The boys who carry The mail will be
fashioning exciting headlines this fall.
Okay bring your 1912 football We think we're
going like il.