davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-08-27

showed off into building in remote
Suitland assuredly was not by their
choice-they had no say. But they have
to work for living. No employe cares
to pay an extra 40 or so cents carfare
a day, just because he is shifted out Of
the District. No one cares to spend an
extra hour or more day travelling In
stuffy, crowded buses and street cars, for
the privilege of working In Suitland.
Census workers boo-inwardly, OF course
when Maryland Congressman tries
to tell them they must now pay the
Maryland income tax, in addition to
other income taxes. Give them chance
at the jobs that are being opened UP
in the District for essential war effort,
and the Census Bureau sure enough will
find 1t necessary to recruit whole new
personnel.
All Of which has bearing on the
subject of needed transportation au-
thority, competent to give all Govern
ment workers in and near Washington
square deal. Perhaps there is a sug-
gestion, too. that central authority is
needed also to apply the principles of
public administration in behalf of Fed
eral workers now in Washington and
environs-including Suitland.
A CENSUS WORKER.
Evening star., 1942-08-27

Q. How was the earth formed?-E.
E. c.
A. The now generally accepted theory
Is that the earth was created from the
parent sun about 1000 million years
ago, through tidal disruption by pass
ing star.
Q. What Is Persian lamb?--A. Med,
A. This type Of fur comes from Kara
kul lambs to 10 days old and has q
tight, lustrous curl.
@. Who discovered that fingerprints
do not change?-B. G.
A. Sir Francis Galton, distinguished
English scientist. He found in the case
Of some Egyptian mummies that finger
tips were clearly visible 5000 years after
death.
@. When did Paderewsh make his
first tour of the United States?-M. E,
H.
A. The first American appearance of
this great pianist was in New York, No
vember II, 1891. The following season
he returned for series which netted
him $500 . performance and crossed
$1S0,000-a figure which had been at
tanned by no other instrumentalist.
Q. How did San Diego get its manner
IS. w.
A. The name San Diego is a corrup-
tion Of st. Iago, the patron saint of
Spain.
Q. Where is the International Bureau
OF Weights and Measures?-I. N. C.
A. It was established near Sevres.
France, in 1875. The standard meter
and kilogran1 are kept In an underground
vault, which is opened every six years
In the presence Of representatives of all
81 countries subscribing to the treaty.
Q. What has been the longest period
during which no amendment has been
added to the Constitution of the United
States?-J. j.
A. The period from 1904 to 1865 which
lapsed between the 18th and 18th amend.
ments is the longest.
@. What major league ball players
had the highest batting averages Of all
time?-C. E.
A. For the highest batting average
for season, 100 or more games. Hugh
Duffy holds the record in the National
League with 438 in 1894. Since 1900
Rogers Hornsby holds the record with
.424 in 1924. George H. Sisler holds the
record IN the American League with an
average OF .4198o in 1922, while Ty Cobb
had an average Of .41963 in 1911.
@. What is the meaning OF the mama
Solomon?-R. p. D.
A. The name means peaceful" and was
gwen Solomon because of a prophecy
which foretold his birth: For his name
snail be Solomon, and will give peace
and quietness unto Israel in his DAYS"
Il Chronicles, xxii9).
q. Please give some noted instances
OF successful marriages between cousins,
B. G.
A. Charles Darwin married his cousin.
Miss Wedgwood. Four of his sons ranked
among the greatest Englishmen of their
generation. The Bach family, in which
were numerous cousin marriages, was
noted for its famous musicians. High
talent also was present in the Kemble
family, the eliminating figure being
Sarah Slddons. the great actress.
Evening star., 1942-08-27

Modern Manners-Etiquette up-to-
date is set forth in simple terms In
this 32-page compilation of facts
about good manners. The essentials
of how to correspond, pay calls, en-
tertain and get along in practically
every social contact are condensed
into this publication. Arranged In
chapters for ready reference. To Sc
cure your copy of this concise, mex
pensive handbook on manners inclose
10 cents In coin. wrapped In this
clipping, and mail to The Star In
formation Bureau.
Name
Address
Evening star., 1942-08-27

Letters to the Editor must
bear the name and address OF
the 1Driter, although the use OF
a pseudonyn1 for publication is
permissible. The Star reserDes
the right to edit all letters Dith
a Die1D to condensation.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Appeals for Accuracy
In Pronunciation Of Common Words,

To the Editor Of The Star:
1t may seem small thing to complain
about, but do wish that radio speakers
would learn to pronounce produce" and
production" correctly. Almost without
exception. they say "perduce" and per-
duction" A, w.
Evening star., 1942-08-27

drawback In the past unquestionably
has been the absence of centralized
direction.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Tells Experience in Effort
To Find War Work With Pay.

! To the Editor of The Star:
| I listened with interest to the talk
about the part of women in the war
And 1t listened good. But try and get
job
Let me explain my point.
I am registered nurse. served with
| the Army Nurse Corps in the other
| World War. Yes, that dates me- I am
| SO years old, stout, wflite-haired; but
I have wanted to do something Because
of financial reasons have to get some
thing that will give me salary. But
hospitals do not want a nurse Of my age
and work I could do is taken by volun-
teer workers who do not need any pay.
I know several nurses who had had
jobs before volunteers came along and
took over.
So went to the Government Employ
ment ONCE.
And still the papers yell women are
needed in the defense effort-millions of
them"
can solder, I can read a vernier mi
crometer, can use an electric drill, press
machine, but have to have a lob in or
near New York as have a home here
and an 89-year-old father to look out for.
Do any of your people know the answer?
NINA K. MAHONEY,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Complains About Noisy Paper Bags
That Drown Out Movie Sound Tracks.
To the Editor Of The Star:
Since The Star has such wide circu-
lation, is it too much to hope that your
paper will be able to reach the ladies
who go down town to lunch, to shop and
to attend the movies, bearing all of their
purchases IN crackly paper bags and
bundles?
They are driving other people crazy.
Granted that carrying bundles home is
very patriotic, we non-bundle-b bearing
moviegoers cannot hear the pictures.
Not only do they come with their arms
full of bargains In brittle bags, but they
bring all Of their children, dividing up
the bundles so that each may have
something to rattle.
Imagine seeing Mrs. Miniver" with
this cracking going on all around you?
sat through 1t twice and yet missed
much Of 1t. LAURA X. POLLOCK.
Evening star., 1942-08-27

a. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to
the use for republication of all news dispa tches
credited to 1t or not otherwise credited in this
paper and also the local news published herein
All rights of publication of special dispatches
herein also are reserved
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Member of the Associated Press.

Entered as second class matter post office,
WaShington, D, c.
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"Hey, Sarge, I'm over hereI"
Real Estate For Sale



SUMMER HOMES AND CAMPS
More are advertised In The New
York Times (the nations leading
real estate medium) than In any
other New York newspaper. That's
why 30 many buyers and renters
consult itS annually featured list
ings, 10 DO published during April
and May. An advertisement for
your property will be written
WITHOUT CHARGE and sent you
with estimated cost for publlea.
ton. Send details OF property 10
CLASSIFIED Desk 0000, The Times,
New York. Also request FREE 81.
PAGE BOOKLET, Suggestions for
Writing CLASSIFIED Real Estate Adj
vertising."
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MATR MANN nENrWEn

NvATR FIGHTS RENEWED
WATE Win carry the exclusive
Mutual broodcasEs of major boxing
bouts for another year as q result
% the contract signed this week by
The MBS chain, the sponsor and
the 20th Century Sporting Club.
The contributions the broadcaSts
have made to the national war
morale program and President
Roosevelts approval Of the contiu~
Uance ok sporting events during llle
war spurred the decision 10 renew
the contract. At the same time II
was announced that Friday nights
WATR Mutual broadcast Of the
Joe Louis-Abe Simon heavyweight
championship fight viii be short-
waved TO American fighting forces
in all parts OF the globe except
Australia. The Louis-Slmon meeting
will be the fourth exclusive Mutual
broadcast OF q heavyweight champ
ionship fray, and the oath exclusive
airing OF O Madison Square Garden
bout BY the network In It's Caval-
cade Of Sports program. Broadcast
time Is 10 p. m. on Friday.
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SOMETHING NEW

Something new has been added
20 the Rudy. Vallee-J0hn Barry.
mere program tonight In che
pOmpOus person o. Hal Peary,
sThe Great Gildersleeve" Of radio.
Cesar Romero, screen menace,
comedian and laAy's nlan.abouts
town. previously announced as .
guest in the same broadcast, will
Be cast IN the role Of night club
proprietor In tie weekly comedy.
Rudy vallee Is 70 be heard as >
nick orchestra leader, joan Davis
as his country sweetheart and
John Barrymore rs Sweetle's papa.
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AGNES SMALLER
\ WITHDRAWS SUIT

withdrawal papers were filed in
the common pleas court today In an
action brought by Agnes B. Shailer
of MiddIebury against 8. M. Berger,
Of the Berger'g FUR shop Of Water
bury. The terms OF settlement were
not disclosed. The plaintiff had
|clairaed that q fox fur piece taken
|ko The defendant for repairing had
been lost, stolen, or niislaid
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NOTICE

'9A FIsr SSHaH S!Es } SSS
ESTATE OF HOSE TOCC1I16, late
OF the town OF waterbury, IN
The Court OF Probate for che
District OF Waterbury, hath limited
and allowed ak months from the
date hereof for the creditors Of
eadI estate TO exhibit their claims
Tor settlement, These who neglect
10 present their accounts, properly
atlesteA, within said line, VIII 20
debt6d 10 said estate are requested
20 make immediate payment ~
Q High g., Administrator.
Waterbury, Conn. sssesst
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yOTTTNGs

ran mail For James Melton's
singing on ''.rhe Telephone Hour"
over NEG Monday nights proves
that he has yet 10 give the dial
ers . wrong number. Incl
dentaIly, Melton has just corr
raled tkis seasons record for the
most appearances by guest SING
err on che Andre K0stelanct1
"Pause That Refreshcs" program
ON CBS with six miklngs tucked
away. /. Ezra Stone, radlo's
Henry AIdrich," Is the latest
name I'm "Who's Who." Quite q
jump up the ladder for . boy 50
yeung. Len Doyle, who plays
q dstectlve on Mr.. District eAt-
tOrney," via NBC wednesday
nights, ls the Holmes-lovlng type.
~. When 1919 ls ended Kay Kyser
ana his "ColIege OF Musical
Knewledge" troupe viii probably
have played NJ more military
camps than any other radio en-
seImble. while Kay was finishing
his last picture, my FavOrlte
SPY" an actress confided that
every time she was In the dumps
she got q new hat--Kay had won
dered where she got them.
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prFFERENCE OF OPINION

Mondays special program from
daiiagher's Steak House In New
York, previweing the fouis-Simon
FiRht and honoring the sponsor,
brought forth varied expert opin-
IONS on the outcome Of Friday
niehts title bout. OF ten sports
experts interviewed on the WAT'R-
Mutual show, no two agreed com.
pletely. Each predicted o different
round as the last, and each foresaw
q different type battle. All, how
ever, picked the champion 70 re-
main champion.
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NOTICE

LIQUOR PERMIT
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
This Il to give notice that ].
Vincent RenxonI, OF SO sylvan Ave.
application dated March 18th, 1914,
with the Liquor Control Commits
sion for q Package store Deer Per-
nit for the sale Of alcoholic liquor
on the premises, Main stn Thomas.
ton, Conn. The business IL owned by
Ta The, ET n.SSs MArkWsts iSnS q ao1r ~
ana will be conducted by Vincent
Rensonl, OF 90 sylvan st., Water
bury, Conn.,, as permlttee,
VINCENT RENzoNI.
Dated March 18th, le42. 9.i9.20
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Charles Buddy" Rogers, popular
leading man who recently forsook
his band 10 devote all his time 70
the screen, currently Is seen as Lupe
Vele1's husband In RKO Radios new
laugh-fest, Mexican Spitflre OF
Sea-" Leon Enrol and ZaSuN Pitts
enact other top roles.
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CHICKENS -- 1ec ID; RoosteFS, 16c
ID; BroileFs, SIC ID. First class
Poultry Mkt. Moved 70 II Union.
22e Baldwin 81. 3.eOe0. Wanted
waitress. Apply % Meadow g.
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QUIZ FACTb

You've got 10 love your work II
you want to be master OF ceremon-
les Of Q qulz show and here's why:
You've got to talk, quip, ad lib,
make gaGs, count, add, and contIn-
ually watch the clock, And as II
wasn't enough, you've got to be the
epltome Of personality. Take Bob
Hawk, quiSmaster OF "Howm ]
Doin'?" He has to be Q mathemat-
ical wizard TO keep up with the
ever changing winnings and losings
OF his contestants at time; he has
70 know the questions he losses at
cotestants by memory In addition
10 I'd lib gag around each one. And
in addition he has to know the
answers to questions by heart; he
mustn't forget TO give his sponsor
an occasional plug and keep his
eye on the clock constantly so that
khe program winds up correctly.
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RRnM HERE AND THERE

Medda Hopper has never lost
che stage habit Of freshening her
makeup Just before "Curtaln
time" Although her radio audi.
onOe cart zee her, Hedda always
dragS out her llpstlck just q min
ute before her Hollywood show
goes on the sir Stuart Church.
in chief vocalist with Fred War
ing since 1890, Is now In the
Army. The Philadelphia Or.
claestra will play Verdi's Requiem
Mass on t0morrow's broadcast
over WATR 1t $3.50. Robert
Preston II on Blng Crosby's guest
list fer tonight's NBC broadcast.
The Ink Spots win also show. 49,.
Claude ThOrnhilvs plano and or.
chestra win headline spotlight
Bands" over WATR tonight ut
$3.50.
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women wanted

dIRIs-For stenography and clerical
work, must be High School gradu-
ate. Chance for advancement, Ap"
ply In own writing, BOX B-o6, WEI
terhury Democrat,
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l59O--WBRY-ss

p. M.
l.0O-OiRa COelhO, Songs
4:lD--HiRhway 70 Health
4:30-"sIng Along"
4:46-Jamtime
6,0O-News--1Ietween the Lines
k:16--guppertlme
6:46--Dlck Lelbert-OrgeM
e;0O--The Sportsman - Paul
Vaughn
e:1g-The Forty Tahomsrs
0;30--Newg
e;45-The world Today w
7:OO--Aiien Roth ana Company
7.16--Newg Digest
7:2O.-fnterludo for Strings
T;30--Maudle'a Diary
s:0O--HonnIe Stone - Radios
TrOubad0ur
e;1B--Legt we Forget So Our
Constitution
s;SO--TisO Peoples Platform
g:6B---Eifner Davis--Newe
0:O0-Muelc Salon
0;lB--U. 8. Army Band
e:SO-Concert Hall Of the ALI
i0:0O--1ien Miller Orch.
tO.1B--Marvoig OF Vision
t0;90--Treasury star Parade
1O.4E--NewO
iisoo--Nsws Analysis - Albert
Warner
li:fE--Dlck Stables Orch.
fl.90---0uy I0lnbegdoA Orch,
l2;Oe-gign or
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NOTICE

Sealed proposals will be received
BY the Supervisor Of Purchaseg,
lEoom s22, State Capitol, Hartford,
for furnishing the following, not
10 10 q. ~" M, March 81, 1913, fresh
% A ,. n. = March 81, 1919. table
potatoes for state institutions for
ne month Of ,ApriiI tracto1r f .:1r
and delivery OF corrugated metal
and spiral metal culvert pipe for the
May /, iels ana ending April %,
1925 equipment rental, dynamite
way ~Ty pDH~ spersment s said Ia Project io.
Gated IN RidgeGeld and DSn6ury |,
four arc woidsFs for the state
trap rock, i.000 tons !" trap rock
and SOC tons ~ trap rock g be
Msridsni 1909 tons ~ trap rock %
be taken BY the City Of WATERBURY
srs,I sOr tAsRIr rI as. i MSsvi s,f
Newtowni bran, nidalings, barley
o c1S lG Prison TsSn, shaker Station,
STATE Trai1ins School, arm bands
for air raid WafdeHs, auxiliary poe
lice, ETC., for the Defense CQunciB.
Z ,. nj, April 8, 1sl5s drilling and
DEVELOPING three Or mere W wells
b. M, April 3, 1919, laboratory
furniture for Nutfitf0n Laboratory,
University Of C0nmeetieuki eombIn9s
ti0n photographic and huQf0segple
gray unit for Mansfield state
sasnIAcsfioTS ana nrenaaaia x,iii
he Furnished w the Supervisor of
EwFomm1SS apom REQUEST
The Supervisor @k Purchases R@e
serves the f1RhS 90 reject ANY ana
all BIDS. Bt4derg may De present
" Opsn xD N iS5' q. 0NfagLRR,
e-Se.1t Supervisor &c Purchases
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nFArrWaR TVVTNg

\ COnteiueG twins ere called ISL
hmege twins" because the first pair
bf such twins 70 gain world prom.
hence were born IN Slam (EiCw
El1aiiandls
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VWANTED-Young girl to do light
homework two hours daily, Reply
BOX B.pe, waterbury Democrat.
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NOTICE
LH0UOR PERMIT
MAM76sna nR ApRpa az TGnM

Liquor PERMIT
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
This Is to give notice that ],
Joseph p. Nayickas, OF IS Green &C..
Waterbury, Conn" have tiled az
with the Liquor Control Commits.
sion for q Restaurant Permit for
the sale OF alcoholic liquor on the
premises, 20 North Leonard st., Wa
t0rbury, Conn. The business Is owned
BY Joseph y. Navlckas, OF IS Green
s S wssSSF9SS 81 cSSS ana S Wiz %
OF 90 Green st., Waterbury, Conn.,,
~ JOSEPH p. NAv1cKAs.
Dated March i0th, 1919. 3s1es20
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Late Model
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All Equipped With
GOOD TIRES

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1910 Buick super Sedan
1910 Buick Convertible Coupe
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1898 OldSmoblle 2-Door Sedan
1899 Buick Century Sedan
1887 Buick Special SEDAN
1889 Buick Century Sedan
1887 Chevrolet 2-Docr Sedan
Many Others 10 Choose From
EASY TERMS TRADES
N.. THE
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These Small Ads Deliver Your Message For As Little As 2lf Day
Men wanted


with car 10 act 80 District
Manager IN Our Circulation
Dept. Good Opportunity.
MIR. LYNCH, Circulation Manager
waterbury Democrat
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lOsO-WTlC-2ss

p. NJ
i;O0-BackstaRO wife
4;ib-Stclia Dallas
]:3O-LOrenzo Jones
4;46-YOung Wilder Brown
6:OO-When O Girl MarrieS
6:ik--Portla Faces Life
6;3o--We, the Abbotts
B:4e-MuSical 1nteriude
S:iS-PattI chapIn Sings for You
O;lS--Lowoil Thomas
7:O0-Fred WarIngs' Orch.
5:i6--NeWs OF the World
5:3O-Oulz OF Two Cities
e:Ob--Maxweli House Time
B:3O--The Aidrlch Family
9:OO-The Music Hail h
1O;OO--Rudy Vallee'g Program
1O:S0-Frank Fay, Comedian
11:O0--News
5i:1S-Danco Music
1i:eO--Joe and Mabel
12:OO-War News
A. M.
I2:05.--Treddle Ebonos,s Orch.
12:s0--Moon River
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WAITRESS - Wanted. Apply Baca
co.'s Restaurant, sac North Main.
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FOR sALE-rot 70 x $50 II. on
Middlebury I'd. e2eS, Call SHOT.
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Legal Notices
NOTICE

STATE Of CONNECTICUT, DIS
TRiCT OF WATERBURY,, ea. Pho
hATE (. GoURTTa, I March is st,,,, i ig.S
late OF the town OF Waterbury,
m said district, deceased
The Court Of Probate for the. Dis:
Allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors Of said
estate 70 exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect 20
present their accounts, properly At.
tested, Within said time, will be
debaFfed recovery. All persons ~:
20 make immediate payment 90
MANY q. U9R1EN.
Sc Newton Terrace, Executrix,
Waterbury, Conn., ssS4sSt
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ANTED-Furniture refinlsher,
Good pay. Must be experienced.
write BOX B.e0, Witty. Democrat.
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ROUTE DELIVERY MAN
Must be high school graduate. Ma
tional food concern, good salary to
start; rapid advancement to right
man. Address giving age and ref.
erenees, BOX BOB, Democrat,
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Houses Dor saIs


This Q room house n Mili Plain
Section. After down payment, TO-
tai monthly charge fer taxes, wa
ter, insurance, interest and pFinei'
pal payment will approximate
s2e.O0,
John J. Koran & Son
80 North Main 81. Dial 4-sisa
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WINDOW CLEANING - YUu will
save money Il you eend Cor 90
% DO yoliT cleaning. Connecticut
window Cleaning Co.. oknee, va
Pine BA Dial asst.
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sT0RE-22 X IS, equipment, shelves,
$50 monthly. Ideal for meat, groc-
cry. American neighboFhood. 1850
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>WATR PROGRAMS
1870 KllOcYclea

n, M.
S:S0--camp Grant In Review
A:O0--Andy JGoobson's Orch,
i;3O-The Johnson Family
A:i5--C0mmunlty Program
6:I5--In the Future
6;30-News
6;45--Easy Listenin'
O:OO--Yankee NowB
S:i5-Treasury Star Parade
6;30-Pleasure, and Profit
6:46-Hlts and Bits
7.00--Fulton Lewis, JEs
7:l6-=Horo's Morgan
7:?5--Around the Ting
7;30-Phone Your Answer
7:45-Inside OF sports. Jack
s.OO-SS InS" Your Song
S:30-For Your Information
S:45-Woody Hermaf's Orch.
9:00--Newsi Dancing Discs
0:i5-Jack Starr Hunt, News
0.25-Don Dunphy, Sports
9:30--Spotlight Bands
9:l5--Miss Meade's Children
lO;00--Raymond Gram Swing
i0:i5-Ruby Newman's Orch.
iO;30--Your Defense Reporter
i0:46-Orrin fuckers Orch.
il:00-Yankee News
ll:15--Brltain Speaks
ll;3e-songs for Marching Men
i2:00--SIgn on.
TOMORROW
A. M.
SiOO--Yankee News
8:l6--George and Dixie
S;g0-rhe Early Bird
SA5--Morning Dovotions
O;O0--Shopper Guide
0:45-Helen Holden, Govt. Girl
iO:OO--MerrItt lubbock, News
i0:l5--AustrRllan News
i0:3O-Singing Strings
i0:45--Army utghllghtD
ii:OO--B, y. Bercovlci
l1:i6-Ruth MosD Interviews
ii:gS-John Metcalfe's Choir Loft
Noon--John u. Hughes, Comments.
tor
P. M.
i2:i5-Meiodic Moments
is:IS-Dr. y. n. whitaker, Talk
l:O0-Yankee News
i:i6-Around the Town
1A5-Broadway Dandwagon
2:0O--Codric Foster, Commentator
2.i6-Andy Jacobgon's Orch.
2:30-The Philadelphia Orch.
4:i6--Augustana College Choir
A.SO--Tho johnson Family
l:46-Communlty Program
6:16-In the Future
6:3O-News
5:16--ltaay Listenin'
O:0O--Yankoo News
0:lb--JIm Britt, Sports
6:3O-PloaBurO and Front
0:46--HIts and Bits
T:O0--k'ulton Lewis, JE
7:1b--HeFe's Morganj News
7:30-Lono Ranger
S:OO-Cal TInney--sisinE Up the
News
e;fB-i1oaEuo Of Women Voters
s.3O--Husgell Bennettg NOTEBOOK
O;OO--NOws; Dancing Discs
O:i6--Analysis Of Propaganda
0.30--Spotllgh Bands
0:45-To Be Announced
i0:0O--LouiBsg imon Fight
il.OO-Yankee News
li.15---Carl Hoff's Orch.
li:30-'Your Songs"
l2:00-Sign. or.
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House easily converted into apts.
$4,000.
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