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Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-17
Tire RatiOning Board
 Appointed By Mayor

Word has been received by Mayor R. H. Chadwick from Gov. GrueniDg that instructions for tire rationing is in the mails. The wire said the quota for Kod iak is one tire and one tube for cars, motorcycles and light trucks, and two tires and two tubes for trucks and buses. It is assumed it is a monthly quota which point will be clarified later
 Members of the rationing board appointed by the Mayor are Herman B. Winans, chair man, Frank M. Hermann and Cecil E, Helsel.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-17
Notice Firearms Prohibited

NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV FEN, that the carrying of firearms by unauthorized persons IS strict ly proh bited.
 Authorized persons shall con sist of police officers and mem bers of the Kodiak Civil Defense corps while engaged Tn civil pat rol duty.
 Others carrying firearms are subject to arrest by the Deputy U. s. Marshal, the city patrol men or the members of the Kod- iak Defense corps.
 The right to carry firearms or iginally granted the air raid war dens has been duly rescinded by the Civil Defense Committee. Signed:
 R H. Chadwick
 Director Public Safety
 Warren A. Taylor
 Secretary,
 Civil Defense Committee
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-17
Presidents Birthday Ball
(continued from page I)

\COuGluucu lIOlu pdSO AJ years before-50 per cent will go to the National Foundation for the Prevention of Infantile Paralysis at New York, and the remaining 50 per cent will be ex- pended in Alaska. In reality a sum equaling 100 per cent will go to Alaska, for by doing as in the past and giving the fund to the crippled children's program of the Alaskan Commissioner of Health, the money wilt be matched dollar for dollar by fed eral funds.
 At the meeting Wednesday money raising possibilities were discussed. Many of the usual sup plies necessary cannot be obtain ed in time, so 1t was felt best to concentrate on the ball and an advance ticket sale in connection with it, on a solicitation, and on a ''march of dimes"
 Besides a treasurer, O. A. Tor gerson and a secretary, William H. Lamme, Chairman Erskine named his first committees:
 Finance: o. A. Torgerson, Frank Hermann, Charles Mad sen, Warren A. Taylor and Ray Martin.
 Hall and Music: Mayor R. H. Chadwick, Frank Hermann, Jack Altman and R. V. Loughead
 To contact army and navy: William H. Lamme, Mayor Chadwick and Warren A. Taylor.
 In a letter accepting the chair manship MT. Erskine told the Governor "the time is short, but I am sure we can devise some en- tertainment, and secure a fairly
 
 good contribution to the good work. You can rest assured we will do our best"
 Because of the shortness of time everyone is urged not to forget the meeting tomorrow.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-17
NOTICE

About the first week in Feb ruary I will close my office for approximately thirty days.
 pr. Chas. D Carter
 Dentist, Fielder Bldg.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-17

Car operators must procure territorial licenses in addition to the city's operators license.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-17

During the early blackouts the Bank of Kodiak will not be open Saturday evenings.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-17

Seattle Representative The Alaska Newspapers, lOll American Bank Building Seattle, Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Allied Freighter Escapes
In Gun Duel With U-BOat

NEW YORK, April Is CUP.
The captain of a Norwegian
told today how his
ship fought a running gun battle
with a submarine for nearly a. half
hour until a United States war
ship. a blimp and a patrol plane
came TO the rescue. The battle
occurred about 100 miles off the
Atlantic coast.
The ship was not sunk although
so TO 60 shells were fired at and
into IL before the rescue forces
arrived. The warship dropped nu-
merous depth bombs while the
plane and the blimp lowered over
head looking for the sub, but
there was no evidence that the
submarine was hit.
The captain. Hans Nielsen, said
his crew fired about II shells at
the U-boat. That exhausted the
ammunition on deck and the crew
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
20 Registration Places Listed for Waynes As to g. N Me1

today. The corporal, whose name
is Abbot, wrote his request to the
general. An aide to the hero OF
Bataan wrote back Immediately,
saying:
General Macarthur will be
very proud TO act as godfather
by proxy and he desires me 10
extend to you and your family
his best wishes"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

could not obtain more because OF
a fire in the ammunition room.
Tho sub was sighted about
dawn on April 2S," the captain
said. "She was about two miles
away and Immediately Embossed
her deck gun at us. The first
three shells missed. The fourth
hit the stern and one man was
killed--our only man to lose his
life although two others were
wounded.
another sub shell went into
our ammunition magazine and
an American named Boyd Den
ton and the third mate went
below to fght tho blaze. They
finally had to get out when the
ammunition began 10. pop"
The warship had heard the firing
and rushed to the area. About tbs
same time a blimp and a patro
plane appeared. The U-boat sub,
merged and the warship begar
dropping depth bombs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

BOARD NO. Billboard offies. Plymouth
City Hail.
Livonia Township Livonia Townshiy
Hall. Old PEARSON. kossdais Garden school.
Rsdford acknowledgements. Beach.
WAYNE
BOARD No sz-canton Center commu-
nifty Hall, Brainard. election booths pre-
eincts No. 4, Ne43 Michigan avenue.
Wayne, No. .. sTt2 Monroe. waynsi No. 3.
2sis inkstsr road. Inkstsr; No. Z, Nic
inkstsr: No. 9. S1os Washington. Wayne
No. 2, 1852 North Wayne road. waynei
Dearborn Township Hail. inkstsr: Tomlen'
son, Annapolis and DAILY roads. Inkster
Van Born Community Building. Robinson
and Van Born; election booth. corner War
rem and rslsgraph ROAD.
BOARD No. 63-Township Halls: sum
ter Township. Van Buren, Township. Romu'
lus Township. Huron. Township, Brown
Township. board offies; h9rsssssn Town
lie High School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
New Freedom Pledged

PHIL ELPHIA. April %
(INS).-In a radio program from
the tower Of Independence Hall.
directed TO the \ Nazi-occupied
countries of Europe and to the
United Nations, the American
Philosophical Society pledged q re-
birth of freedom In 'all the lands
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Parks Board Glasses
To Present Circus

A three-ring amateur circus,
complete with traditional parade
and finale. will be presented Thurs
day at 8:f5 p. m. In Olympia by
! 800 women members of the parks
and recreation departments gym
f>asium and dancing classes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Expect Near 225,OOO
Names to Be Posted

BOARD No. 22-Burbsnk. Wayne. Fin
nsy. wayne. DENLY High. Arthur.
BOARD No. 7s-D. HouEhton. csss
Technical High, City. Hall. County Build
Ing. Armory.
BOARD No. a.--Pes. Burton. Jefferson.
dsn, MeKinlsy. csnfisid Armory.
BOARD No. 2J-crosmsn. Northern.
no koiR IS'' No. as-Huos.ro, owen. Pes
tslossi school. Webster school.
BOARD No. 7s-Haneock. Wright. Kan
BOARD No. so-Northwestsrn High.
Goldbsrg, Meorsw. Estaprook.
BOARD No. 3i-Hutchins. Thirkell.
soAsD 10. saesns,sl High ST.Sk
BOARD No. 34--Haiiy. Custer.
BOARD No. 3o--western High, Amos
BOARD No. Condor. sill, Sswbsrry,
soxRD NO. s1--Nor,hw.st.rn High
p0XRu No. 80 - ANGEL Psttsnsir,
BOARD No. ss--Tsppan intermediate
BoxRb No. 1c--Nobis, wintsrhaitsr.
boARD No. ti--ousst, Clinton, Post
so1Sp No u-Hissinsshsm. Hsnp-
''i SoA id,'i No. .s-seu.hv.s,.rn High. Nor
ley. Boynton. NeMiiian. Hunter.
BOARD No. 90. w. Holmes. Harms,
Higsins, Logan. wilson Intermediate
BOARD No. .s--cuDp.rt. cssd'sy. Han.
Board No. .s--Msessn,is. Parker. No
Board No. G-o.rv.nsy. Burns. cools,
hard i''n Ne. u-csanise. Psrsmsn.
Coolidge, Gardner, Leslie. DIXON.
BOARD NO. te--vstal, Burt. T. Rough
ten. Harding. Rsdforo High.
BoARD No. s0-Rsdford High. King.
Cooke. Newton, Asttstai, Dubois. Burgess.
coffey.
BOARD No. si-Piiudski. Diekinsos'
BoHRp No. sa-Holbroos. H.mtramel
High. Pulaski; KosseyisIko;
BOARD No. o3-Highland Park Hish'
City Han, Ferris. Thompson, sarber
BOARD No. st-Ford. Willard, Liberty
~. Benedict.
DEARBORS
BOARD No. ss--Dssrborn City Hall.
Fordscn Nigh. Miller. woodworth. Lowrsy,
Henry Ford. oakman. Roulo. Thaysr.
Naples. william Ford, salina. NeDonaid-
BOARD No. Ss-ssiisbury. T. A. Edison.
Lindbsre. Oxford, Ford Foundation.
BOARD No. 57-Grosss Pointe Park--
Municipal Building.
City OF CROSSE Poinss- Municipal building.
Crosss Points Park--Defsr School.
Grease polnte Farms Municipal Bund-
ing, Gabriel Richard School.
Crosse Pointe woods Municipal Build
ing. Grstiot Township Office Building.
wYANDoTTE
BOARD No. 5s-Bosrd office
BOARD No. 5s-Board office, Eeorss
Schools No. 1. z. and 4. Miller. Furgason.
RIVER ROUGE
Dunn. Ann visgsr, Northup.
LINCOLN PARK
BOARD No. eo-LAfayette. Goodsh.
Alien Park-LApham.
Meivindais- -Meivindais City Hail, Kaisr.
Mccain. Taylor Center Town Hail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Macarthur Godfather
For Aussie Corporal

SYDNEY, April 25 (INS).-Gen.
Douglas Macarthur will soon be-
come the godfather by proxy
OF the child of a Royal Australian
Air Force corporal, il was learned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Bring Identification

An registrants are requested 10
ring drivers license. social secur-
b card or some other means Of
Qualification.
A corps Of some 1900 volun-
eers will assist the regular board
personnel in registering applicants
{ the various places designated
- Wayne County's SO draft
|oards:
Places OF registration are the
blowing, all schools unless other
iSe designated:
DoARD No. 1-cspron. Barstow. Brew
Ter, Community Center.
D0ARD No. 7--Oarfisid. Lincoln. Baich.
|r0W6ridgs, George Trade school. Russell.
BOARD No. 3-pwysr, Maybe, shsrrard
Scz ;Ss''' No. .--x.r.A.u. or..af,.,a
nica. 0rssnsield Psrf.
BOARD No. o-Ns~sii. puffisis. MI
IoxSp No. s-P.rts. Ms,ssss. North
BOARD No. 1-courviiis, Cleveland L.
Dr1ediets, Washington.
DoARD No. s-smith, Harris. Bellevue,
D6ARp No. s-orsussl intermediate,
ooAND No. io-F1eid, Van Dyke. Noa-
| DoAND No. f1-Eastsvn High, Nichols.
)orbeur intermediate. Pingres.
DoAnp No. i2-rromhiy. cnand'sr.
DoAND No. Burroughs intermediate.
= L. Holmes. Cooper.
DpANo No. is-Msson, Law, whits.
Van Ellie. Pisrcs. Atkinson. Psrshiag
yoARp No. is--southsastsrs Nigh. Lini-
Irtdes, Howe. Lingsmann.
BOARD No. 1s-Ksating.
BOARD No. i7.--fvss, csrtsns Jaeh.
IN intermediate.
DoAkD No is-Hutehinson. o.. Clair.
paOiltoa, Aaoomb.
BOARD No. ie-Mindsn -ounston. Robin
|pn, ooodaIs.
UoARU No. 3c--Richard. von steubsn.
5AAy Queen Of Haven Church. wilkins.
BOARD No. 2i-stsliwassn. Hosmer,
claS6. Hanstsin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Schools and Other
Buildings Included
IN Various Locations

Nearly 225, 900 names are ex-
ected to b added 70 the draft
)sts Of Wayne County through the
purth selective service registra-
Ion which will take place Monday
b nearly 200 schools and public
buildings in Detroit and about 70
pwnship halls. board headquar-
pro and other places in Wayne
bounty.
| All male citizens who attained
heir forty-nfth birthday on or
'Georo Feb. is. 19l2, and who have
lot reached their sixty-fifth birth
ay On April "a. 1912, must regis
- somewhere In the county be-
wen the hours Of Z q. m. and 8
m, Monday. unless they have
lready registered.
Special registrations have been
|ou0ucted In many Of the fac
|beies on war production work
lnce last Thursday. These lists
~ b turned over to the govern
- boards In their respective
lGtricts.
Transisnts Register
Saturday. transients were al
Md to register In the City Hall
3 County Building. Sunday, all
bard offices will Be open from 10
m. to 5 p. m. to accommodate
Aooe who must be out Of the city
|1onday or whose work prevents
,em from registering on that day.
Only men already In the armed
-, diplomatic representatives
Foreign countries, retired off,
- and enlisted men Of the regu-
y army or navy are exempt from
- registration.
Men may register at any board
y the city most convenient and
~ cards later will be turned over
b the local board In the district
|nder whose supervision they will
ome. Any one too III TO register
4 the prescribed time should no
Ivy his local board which will
|nJee special arrangements for
|sgistration at home or In the
ospital.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
TIME TABLE

kloCIClE
$40 no $50 1000 isso 1870
Tns To-orne cepo'ee on roons
fssoonse"S 'o 0
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EBf-aelocy cus
KONo Dance ofch-
loss News
ETp-Dance orch
k1R . - News. % 70
Pubic Afisirs
IL 90 Z VI.
KNo-Af Donshuss or
XVII O'Clock finA
NBI-Nelody Cruise
x o No Evenins Rev
cries
x JR This Moyins
world Li.i5. Paul Car .
Sau organ
KIRo-CsFol anc Yeo
II. 30 z VI.
KMO Jack Ttasarden :
Orchestra
'KVI-FInsl
Melody Cruise
X q NO - Dance Oreh-'
Il SIS. News.
|KJR-Psul Carson. Or
gan
+ KTRO Easy Listenlns.
lIz5 News for ALASKA:
/ II: O0 MIDNIGHT
I KMo-sign OF
XVI Matinee. q SO O.
m Sirn OF
I kTBf-Sizn OFF.
EOMO-Sign of
IKJR-Continuous
KIRo-Concert Hour.
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u. II AlALNAeon WITH
Lopez
ISIRO - Bright Horizon.
Has Aunt Jenny
80 A. NJ.
KMO Jubilee Pour.
las Christian Sci
snce Program
.hNl-Ccncert Hour
kTBI Martha Tlltor .
II As News
KOMO - Valiant Iaor.
u IS Arnold Grlmrb
Daughter
K : 2 News. I14S.
Alehs Land
kIRO Fletcher wusv
Il Is Kate Hopkina
y 100 NOON
KMO - Toast 70 Bread,
y Is News
sNI-Sews 12-l5 CHRIS
Tan Busiuesz Men
KTBI-Musical Diner
Z . NJ Q - Against ths
Storm l2:ls Ma Per
kinS
EJR Orphans o. d.
Toroe I2.1S Amanda
o. Eoneymoon Hi
klEO-The Man / Mar
rice = is Kncx Mar
Ting News
l2::3U 2 NJ.
L N Q - Radio Gosuel
League q IS News
KVI-ChrlstiEn Bus meas
Aen q As. Ton DAVIS
Rotary Pres cent
q 7 2 ! Ranch Eous<
2 o csc q IS Piano
PUNK rs
EOMO - Pepper youns,
Family. y IS. VIC sno
ssoe
6JR-5ohrs Other VIE.
= zs Just Plan Eli
x 7 2 2 - CIR T1te-us
= IS, Woman C Cour-
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A ~ - -
I2:O0 MIDNIGHT
KMo-sign or
XVI Matinee. z so q.
m Sign OF
RTBi-Sign OF.
.EOMO-Sign OFF
KIRo-Concert Hour.
WEDNESDAY
200 A. NJ.
KMo - News: tbs. Rise
n Shine
XVI Trade and Sales
7.1b. Singing Cowhand
K b. Morning Aelo-
ONO Popular Pot
pourri. 7:i5 Top o the
Morning
RJR-clark Dennis. 7:is,
News
RiRo-News. 7:l5 Farm
Forum
30 A. NJ.
RMo-News 1875. Trade
N Sale.
XVI News; 745. Joe
Mlllers Almanac.
KTBI Music. 1888,
News, 745. Wake Up
and Live.
.KoMo-Reveille Round
up. 745. Sam Hayes
News
.KJR-Breakfast Club
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News. 745. Nelson
Prengle News.
500 A Nj.
KMO-Hsven OF Rest.
kVI-Top o the Morn.
ing, s.i5. News
ETBI - Breakfast Band
stand. s:l5 Trade N
Sales.
KOMO Nichols Radio
Parade. s;l6, Concert
KJR-Everymans Chapel
KIRO-Hits Of the Day;
6l5. News
$50 A. Nj.
KMo-NewS s:46. rwis
Is Bent
XVI = song Shop; s;45
Morning Hymnal
* 7 b ! - Rainbow Trio,
s:45. Chapel Songs.
.KOMO-Victor Lindlshr
S.45. David Harum
.KJR - Prescott Presents.
6:45. Unity Viewpoint
K I r o - Betty Croker:
s:45 Stories America
Loves.
900 A Nj.
KMO-John B. Hughes.
1 9:15, Dental Program.
XVI = Time-Tunes-T Top
les.
KTBI-News. e:05. Mu-
sic. e:15. Mid Morning
Musicale
lE o NJ Q - Dream Girl.
o:l5. Rhythmaires.
lRJR - News: e:i5 Ann
Sterling Wonders
lg l r o - Kate Smith
Spe ks: e:i5. Bis
Sister
.3U A. NJ.
KIM Chapel Chimes;
q:45. Wayne West.
* Y Time Tunes
Topics: Gas. Morning
Varieties
ETBI Morning Musi-
Gale. p.45. News
KOMO-Welcome Neigh
bors
KJR-Helen Heitt: e:45
Cow boy Joe
( ! r o - Romance Of
Helen Trent. GAS Oul
Gal Sunday
1000 A. Nj.
K NJ o News. lo:l5
Mary Terry's Note book
K Y News. 1919
Carolyn Davis
KTBl-Ladies Page
KOMO - Beverly Mahr.
1915. Bess Johnson.
K J r Bsukhage Talk.
ing l0:l5. Breakfast
at Sardis
& r Q Life Can 81
Beautiful: 1918. Wo-
man in White
1890 A. Nj.
KMo - Front Page Far.
rel io:45. Joe Frsset.
to's Orch
kVl-Saiute 70 Americas
KIRO-Kay Kyser. 10 as
Singing Strings
lHOMO-Bachelors Chill.
dren io:45 Or Kate
x J r Breakfast Al
Ssruis 10 IS. Al a. Le,
Retser
KIRO - Vic and Sade.
lo45. Jane Endicott
Reporter
100 A NJ.
K NJ o Faith Healers.
Il .o5. organ Melodies. .
ll:I5 Colonel Network
XVI - The War Today
II .o5 Concert Hour
* 7 B ] - Fats Walker:
llI5. Paul Carson
KOMO - Light o. the
World ii:l5 Aystery
Man
kJR Luncheon VIII
Lopez
SIRO - Bright Horizon
lll5. Aunt Jenny
80 A. NJ.
NO Jubilee Four
= IS Christian Sci
snce Program
kNl-Ccncert Hour
KTBI Martha Tlltor
las News
KOMO - Valiant Lazy
u IS Arnold Grimm
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n 81 - ftalnDo ITO,
s45. Chapel songs
kOMO-Victor Lindlahr.
8 As David Harum
KJR - Prescott Presents.
s45. Unity school
kIRO - Hymns OF All
Churches s;45 Stories
America Loves.
100 A NJ.
KMO - john 3 Hughes
s:l5. Dental Program.
KVi-Time- Tune Topics
kTBl - news. e.O5. Mu-
sic. 9l5. Morning Mu-
sicale.
KOMO-Fsrm Talk BIS.
Bonnie Stewart
kJR - News. s:l6. Ann
Sterling Wonders
kIRO Kate Smith
Speaks. e:l5. Big Sis
ter
q 30 A NJ.
KMO - Chapel Chimes:
a45. L S. Marine
Band
XVI rime-T1ines-r Top
les. e45. Morning Va
riRfiek
KTBl - Musicale. e45.
News.
KOMO-welcome Neigh
Dor
KJR Breakfast Club,
Gas. Ranch BOYS
X ! r O - Romance of
Helen Trent. e:4b Our
Gal Sunday
1000 A. NJ.
KMO-News; 1918, Mary
Terrys Notebook
KVI-Eews. 1915. Choral
Hour
kTBI - Ladies Page OF
the Air, lo:l5. Garden
Lady
KOMO - Brad REYNOLDS.
1913. Bees johnson
KJR Baukhags Talk
ing 1o:l5. Breakfast
At Sardi's
kIRO Life Can Be
Beautiful: io:l5. Wom-
an in White.
1890 A. Nj.
KMO front Page Par
rell. io:45 Sweet q Hot
KVI-Salute TO Americas
kIBl = GAYLORD Carter:
lo;4b. Music. 1885.
News
KOMO-Baehelors Chill
dren: lo:45. DR. Kate
KJR - Breakfast at
Sardi's. l0:45, -Four
Polka Dots
KIRO Vic and Sade.
lo:45, Mary Lee
IL 100 A. Nj.
KMO-Studio. ll15. Co
lonial Orchestra
XVI The war Today:
IL. OS Concert Hour.
KTB1-Airatorials ll:1b.
Songs You Like
kOMO Light OF the
World; ll:l5 Mystery
Man
KJR-u s ARMY Band.
KIRO-Bright Horizons:
ll;i5 Aunt Jenny
1880 A. VI.
KNO-School OF The Air
kVI-Concert Hour.
KTBI Novelty Notes.
II AS. News
KOMO - Valiant LADY.
ll:45 Arnold Grimm S
Daughter.
KJR-News. II As. Old
Timers
KIRO Fletcher wiley:
ll:45. Kate Hopkins
100 NOON
KMO - Toast 70 Bread
1915 News
KVI-News 1915 CHRIS
tian Business Men
KTBl-Musical Diner
X o MO Against the
Storm. Il l5. Ma Perk-
ms
KJR - Orphans OF d.
vorce. i2:l5 Amanda
OF Honeymoon Hill
KIRO-The Man Mar
riec l2:lb Knox Man
ning News
t2::30 q NJ.
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Music = as. First Line
OF Defense
ENI-ChriStlan Business
Men haas. Waltz Ms
tinee
& TBI Ranch House
Rodeo
kOMO = Pepper Young
Family. y As. Vic and
Sade
KJR-Jonns other Wife
u IS Just Plain Bill
KIRO joyce Jordan
Girl Inferno. = IS
Woman o. Courage
0g 4 NJ.
KMO-MBs Goes Calling
kVt-Baliao Time J Is
Rhythm Revue
KTBI - Luo Gluskir s
Orch ! Is Cas- n
TANNERS
KOMo-Bsckstzgs wife.
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Club Matinee
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K1RO-Ste pmofher. lis
N.Y. and Marge
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kMO - johnson Family
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KV1-Mocern Masters "
Music
KTBl-NeEs i3S MI
sic ! IS. Tunes Around
Town
kOAO Lorenzo Jones.
i;s5 Young Widoer
Brown
KJR CIup Matinee.
ISIS News
KIRO - Aneric-n School
o. Ar
100 r VI.
KNO 90 Pre- Press Con-
ference Dave CneSk-
ins Orch AIS, Dance
Tine
XVI - Mystic Melodies:
us ne Juks Bcx
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ais. Nike Mar $ Ny
I'd
KOMO When A CIR
MarrleS 2i5 fc-tlE
Faces LIE
KTE-SorzE ~ Sonia
kIFo william y usST
News us Capt Sz1-
40. 2.2o. Muse.
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/ 90 Z VI.
KMo-Fulton Lewis. II.
AIS Studio. Around
the Rms
KVl-CocKtail Hour.
lkTBI-Matinee Melodies
kOMO - Lee Sveetland
Singer, AIS. Adven.
lures OF Hollywood
IKJR Hal styles. AIS
Mr. Keen
kIRO-Second Mrs Bur.
ton. 4l6 Young DR.
Malone.
4..30 +. NJ.
KMO News Lest W,
Forget. : as. Music De
probation
XVI Cocktail Hour,
445. Please an { DALE
kTBl - Meet the Band
4:45 Sundown Sere-
made
IKOMO-Chss Dent or
kJR-U S Navy Talk
4:45, Dance Orch
k1RO-Housevives Inc
445. Johnny Forrest
NeWsreel
100 r Nj.
KMO - Supermsn. SIS
Orphan Annie
KNI-Cowboy Trails
< 7 p News. Tunes
Topics. 5:l5. Harmony
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-24
V HOlandSku N6mci pOzatV-

V Holandsku Nemci pozaty-
kali dalsf radu rukojmi, mezi
mimi i spisovatele Antona van
Duinkertona, nazyvaneho "ho-
landskym Kipplingem', a hro-
ri vSechny povrazditi, neusta-
nell sabotaz.
Anglict1 letci n%epopTavaji
NemcGm a ItalGm v Tobruku,
jejich hlavnl zakladne nynej-
s1ho tazen1, ami chvfli pokoje.
Jeden nalet stiha druhy, a pc
poslednim naletu bylo hlaseno
rozbitf trf nemeckych nadrz-
kovych lodi v pr1stavu v To-
bruku, rozbit1 a zapalenf OLE
jovych zasob.
Pres p1skove bouTe Angelica
ne svymi letadly rozprasily
diva motorove konvoje, vezou-
CT zasoby NemcGm ma bitevn1
linii.
TTi anglicka letadla byla
ztracena techto akc1ch, jed
no z Mich pTi obrane Malty,
kterou neprftel opet napadl, a
le slabou leteckou mocf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-24
Krajanka obeti vybuchu.

z West Sc oznamuje, re v
nemocnici We Fort Worth zem-
fela mlada krajanka Willie
May Deckerova, dcera NAME
III Gabriel Snapkovych z Mum
day, ktera Sc provdala pred 3
mes1ci. Manzele Deckerovi by
Ii zamestnani We Fort Worth,
kde Sc pTihodilo nestesti vybu-
chu plynu butanu. Plyn ucha-
eel a vybuchnul. Oba mladi
manzele byli tezce popaleni a
dopraveni do nemocnice, kde
mlada zena dokonala pc jed.
nodennim utrpen1. Jejf man.
Eel je dosud v nemocnici a sou.
ldf Sc, re sc uzdravi.