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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-10
DARRAGH DE LANCEY
GIVEN COMMISSION

Mrs. Darragh Delaney Of 50 Pine
street has received word that her
son, Darragh Delaney, Jr., OF New
York city has received a commission
in the U. s. Naval Reserve and will
leave for Quonset Point, r. l., Tues
day. Mr.. Delaney has been serving
as tax attorney in the firm OF
Morris g. McVeigh in New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-10
INDIANS CHANGE CROPS FOR
WAR

Sacaton, Ariz. (UP) - The Pima
Indian reservation will transform
5000 acres OF alfalfa land TO cul-
tlyation OF long staple cotton TO
met war demands, superintendent
J. Robinson announced today. other
land may be planted In SOY bean,
fax seed, and other crops more
needed during tho war, II tribal
naunaIll nnnraVA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-10
JURY HEADY TO BUY LUNCH

Boston (Up) - Judge Thomas n.
Connolly was aStonished when, dur
ing trial Of an automobile case, the
jury volunteered to pay for its own
lunch TO have the county the ex-
pense. The Judge declined, but he
said 1t was O noble offer and one
that he had never heard OF before.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-10

sunday, April ~, viii DO observed
Is Youth sunday Oh the Second
CONGREGATIONAL church. following
the tradition OF q young peoples
service the sunday after Easter, On
tiiis occasion there win DO not only
members OF the Mr. and Mrs, Club,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-10
TELEPHONE STAFF
IN RITUAL CEREMONY

A cast Of officers representing the
Southern New England Telephone
Co. conferred the Master Mason de-
gree at meeting Of Harmony lodge,
A. F. a. A. M. last night at Masonic
Temple. A social hour followed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-10
BOUND TOBE READ

FRIENDS Of Karl A. Bickel know
J. him for two loves 49, the news
paper game and Florida, particu-
larly the west coast 1t Is not sur
pris4ng, therefore, that he would
combine both In producing THE
Mangrove Coast" Coward Nc
Cann).
Good reporting ard an editors
sense OF what Is important go to
make this story OF the west coast OF
Florida q most interesting coinpen-
dun that Is part notebook. part
guide.hook and mostly interesting,
It Is story OF western Florida's
past and present that blend well In
the complete story, Chambers OF
Commerce may Vince bit when he
reports that mosquitoes remain the
great summer menace Of that
southern playground. Spinners Of
tall tales may be envious when he
tells Of the big snakes that have
been found when Blckel takes
them apart IN expert fashion for
their failure TO develop the stra-
teglc coastline OF which he writes as
an outpost Of defense, r
1.-THE Mangrove Coast Is a pres
ent relief from the standard brand
Of travel and guide hook. II Is q
pleasant evaluation OF the present
as backgTounded by Florida's past.
He discusses Florida In wartime--a
state where many young men have
gone of to the war, with Others
coming there for military training,
q playground where the older peo-
pie keep returning.
TN my Uncle Dudley" (Harcourt-
Brace, Wright Morris tells about
q croSs-country automobile trek
that challenges the travels Of John
Steinbeck,s Joad family.
Uncle Dudley Is philosophical
penniless ore. How he talks seven
men out Of $25 each for the trip,
buys a $50 jalopy and starts out
from California for Chicago along
the mice southern route" is under
standable when you get to know
Uncle Dudley.
His nephew, the Kid, drives and
the nine OF them set olt to encoun-
ter trouble-blueoutc. breakdowrs,
bad roads, deserts and mountains
They bicker, they fight, they
carouse and they laugh-tlis nom
descript crew crawling across the
country.
They drop of, or are kicked of,
one by one. Only three persevere to
wind up in country jail-far from
Chicago. Uncle Dudley had his
chance at freedom. but he chose to
show his contempt for his jailer
With a gesture that left no question
about his feelings.
A RTHUR PHILLIPS. young fac
"A uity member at the University
of Alabama. has Eeen awarded the
first 81 900 prize offered by Lippin-
colt for his novel, Victory in the
Dust"
Phillips chose a subject he knew
well horse racing - for his book
and shows q ready familiarity with
every phase Of the racing game,
from the tack room TO the Jockey
Club terrace: the early morning ex-
ercises TO TIE winners circle: from
the gamblers and politicians to the
real sportsmen.
As a traiiler-owner at the track
II his native Pawtucket. r.. l., he
came To know the good things and
tie evil things about racing, and
~ has woven them into q fasolnat-
ing Story along tie tiIne-proven
formula boy finally gets GIRL.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-10

as the citation from the Navy Department Yves read
They were tough cakers, drillers clippers, leading
men, rlveterS and shipfitters, shopnen who figured
who lived through day and night Ia total darkness
with the water rising inch BY inch In their sealed
compartments. &t@fi
The boss Of the gang Julio DeCastro, Honolulu
born yard worker, tells the story in workingman's
language:
II was told TO get my men together and 60 over
to the Oklahoma and try and get those men out
they'd heard them tapping the steel side OF the
ship about II a. m, December Z,
GUNS STILL FIRING AS RESCUERS WORK
IT went amidShlpsl and found some Of the workers
cutting into the freroom where they'd heard voices.
ANNnan Annln ~ aaAAn Ill -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-10
FILMS OF CONN.
SHOWN TO LIONS

Colored films Of industrial, scenic
and resort areas OF the state taken
by the Connecticut development
commission were shown at a meet
ing Of the Waterbury Lions club yes
terday afternoon. Frank T. Healey
was in charge Of the program
Charles dreenblatt presided at the
business meeting.
New Zealand has a shortage Of
anVlae
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-10

hole through water started Spoutng out
fresh knew we'd into Of the fresh
figured 1t good place TO 80 through.
night by The Arizona sl burning 1t threw
light worked,
there anarcraft firing but kept
firing hot we'd natten out against the hull
hope nothing would hit
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-10

to Labrador to assist a veteran doc
tor ard remained to take charge of
the unit.
Person TO Person CAN" (Jona-
than Swift, by Jack Woodford.-A
poignant novel OF a love that tram
scended materialism.
REPLY Paid" (Vanguard), by ],
F. Heard. - A mystery that will
really test the amateur detective.
Poison Is hitter Brew" GCrime
Club, by Anne Hooking Shock
ing and dramatic murder mystery
published previously in England
under the title Of Miss Milverton."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-10
MUSIC LOVER

Like most Irishmen, George Brent
Is fond OF music. and his favorite
compositions are those Of his native
Ireland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-10
RY MA aeFvlce

Honolulu April sTor heroic and most cent work with utter
disregard personal assisting n the rescue Of 81 members
Oklahoma which had capszed during the De-
cemher attack Pearl Harbor." t#& I N
The workers from shop
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01

oann bas @efiibl baben. elmer neucr
Hriifung getpadien 81, iein, ihreiher
Sic an oas Biiro oes rSminisratior
ans DECENTRALIZATION Serpice", sas
|Bren SOIL bearbeitet, uno beantra
|gen sic eine neue 8orlaoung. ,Wenu
SIR antrag ieood) abgsmieien tporScn
lit, lit es nottuenoig, bab Sic lob'
mails cine .Hetition for Natllralisa'
Ttipn" einre:hen.
.ssrage: Mub ib cine Orei-Gents.
Dtarte fir sic Mnhport beilegen,
ip,nn id) in Saden meiner Ginbiir-
q rungs-E -Eapiere an cine Regicrungs-
.ltclle iGreibe?
slntlport: Nein. Inter sen belteben-
sen Belebsn 0ari ieoes &ealerungs-
,guro uuS ieoes aongriB- -Witglieo
,laine grieie portofrei perienoen, io=
fern iic lid nur nit amtlihen Dingen
befaii.n.
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8te,,if,Atiihe
Set,f1ter3ett ?
FORMS
Hei-Oel Lini1nent

Seber, Der an rbeunlatiiden unb
neuralgii1en S1mer5en leibet, tuiu
lofortige Ginberling baben. Sic duber<
ii6e Gegentpirfllrlg bon 1prnt'S
&etl=Scl Ointment tpirft i6neQ llno
brinet ipillfommene 0inoer,lng bon ben
raIaiihen edmer5en, musfuiSien
Giidenidmer5en. iteifen ooer idmer>
senben MusfeIn, @errenfllngen, StoB<
iplinben poer gerita,ld,,lnsen, illden<
ben ODER brennenben Siiben = tpie bic
crfolgreide GrfabrlIng bon Souienben
felt iiber So Sabren betpieien bat.
6eil=Scl lit ein linbernoes, antiiepz
tiihes idnnersitinenoes Nittel. bas
iofort reicbes, rotes 8lut in bic GEE
idtpoHener, irritierten. fhmer5en6en
@esenben aiebt. Naufen Sie nod berte
cine 1laibe 6etl.Sel ointment ,tnb
aenieben Gle ielbit Die @orteile feiner
ipobltuenben, beilenben @drne.
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$ternc Mn~ Streiieft
tuetcn iiber Gebict
Ses Smes>Kas,als

&airc. G;e Stcrna uno Straifen
fluttern inl,ntar i'm @inSe Dor cinem
3elte. Sie iInglten Mnf0mmlinap ous
Sen Gereinigten Staatan crlebten bier
a,,f aapptiichen goHen ibrs erlte Stag
igenbiblnss. 3erclnonie.
Sangiam ltieg bns SternEnban-
ner sum 6ipiel ser ssabnenltange
|cnpor, nIbreno Sunbertc bon
'Gafigefleibeten omsrifaniihpn Sol.
oaten meilt Sl,.aseuanehanifer ,mo
SoSermann'haftcn, inlutierten.
2ieie 9c,ltc bliebcn niht lanae
,icr, mr. ein paar Gage, oenn Sies
It Elm Gurcbaanaslagsr. uno iie ale
psroen aif sic SlugplGte perteilt,
90 lie am meiiten ben0tiat peroen.
Sie @rllppe bier, Su'amiuen nit Ii,
'oten 9taoigatorcn, 8ombaroierern
Iuno sS:;nfern bloete Cinen 5rans=
port, Scr auf einem britiid,en Grub.
pentransporter cine bsinerfensipert
'dnelle MeiIe 5uriitlegtc. Mn ser Sill.
tie SiiOanlerifas laben lie feinSlife
ll.goote, uon benen minoeitens zines
nod ibrer slniid)t pernihtet murSe.
SonIt madten iie Sic ganse &eiie
obne Ben fleinIten Serluit.
Salt = beinabe hGtten lie oob ei-
nen Mann uerlorcn! Ins mar in eis
nem nItafrifnniihen Sofen. Die Sol.
oatrn befamen ibren erlten 9anour.
laub.
Giner bon ibnen erreid)te Sas Sod
oils iein Sfifi pom 9an0e abItieR.
Gr iagta in elmer fleinen Yarfaiie bin.
ter ibm ber, enolih, tpeit orauien in
Der Wuft, bolte er es Elm uno per=
mod;ta es gum Stop~eu su brinsen.
Pills er Don Yoro aing. ,par er elm
Sergeant. als er mieber ani Sed flet-
terte mar er nj: nod ein Bud Yri-
bate.
Vile oipie Sploaten ans oen Ser.
elnlgtan 'Staaten maren iiberraid)t
ltber oas ugpptiid)a &limn. Sic bat.
ten erlpartet, Don Ser Site aebratcn
5ll speroen, ltellten absr felt, oaB oaS
Wetter Ian9lt niht 10 anItrengeuo
mar tpie bel ibrer slusbilbung in
9ouiiiana.
- Wtitunter MIRO es idaper, stpi.
ifen sSa6mannern uno ssafIimplern
all unterideioen.
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Drei 21tGnncr a,af einett,
Slct3

* r.n, Die glnltben, SAB Der llinoet-
,,~o Grioa 10 medaniiicrt lei, oab Die
characterization Gnalitdten Ses Snoi-
r,Jiums niht mebr 5ar @eltnng font
men, fam man nur bringeno raten,
| it'd, nid)t Ourh 9eeresberidte uno
polit id,c Meloungen Elm 8ilh oes
Igagsmrirtigen 8olferringens 81, mo-
d;en. ionoarn aud) Ser bereits erihei-
lnsnbcn 9itcratur ser Nugen5ergen-
heridjtc ibr Sntereiie susumenoen.
9icit man beiipiels!peiie bie bon &o-
F, Bert Srl,mbuIl in ieinem 8ud) "1be
lEait" tuicoergescbenen Shiloerungen
| Ser Grlebniie iener orei Wdnner. Sic,
Iron c:ncm Marinefh,g5eua in bie
.Gbgcm ocs Stillen S3eans geitiir5t,
,iidj Srrd, Observation-Disclosures 6abrt
iduf einem 8unlmifloB retteten, 10
geipinnt man in bobem WfaBe Den
Gintrlld, ip:eoiel oie inbipibuelle Gin
ltelL,,ng lmo meniflihe &altl,ng je=
Oes ein5elnen oieiar orei Wdnner BE-
oel,t.te uno oaB Ole Greianiiie Dabr,
tidjeinIid c:nen iebr anoeren Gang &C.
ncmmen baben tri.srben, ipenn ltatt
l1nteroiiisier Sarolo i. Girou, Dem
Holili h-ameritaner 1onp Yaitula
l,no @ena Nrarid Dem Bauerniobn
aus N)fiiiouri, iih Menihen nit on
ocrcm .NatureG .3uiannieneeiunoen
hiitten. y,
SarolS s.. Oiron. apei Sabr5ebnte
alter. als, feline am -anfane Ser 5tpan'
Sigrr' Sabre ltetenoen 8efabrten,
trGat ipobl oas &auptperoienit an
oieier Siettung, lpeil er lpubte. tpas
er polltc, lno bel ibnen geni,g Muto-
ritiit bate. INN ieinen @iuen burd).
,Mieseu. gr tpar ieit % Sabren bei
ser Warine es par ibm bon borne
herein flar, oab bieie i,lneen Men-
J ijd:n .6reenb0rner" paren uno er
Aer. &apitiin oes SLOPES. Gr iudte
3par. nit mGbigem Griolg, oie Jun,
lgcn Sceleute in bie 8ebcimniiie ser
Meditation ein5utpeiben. aber es
nlabte nidts. oaB iie bGufig ni6t to-
pierten, mas. ct meinte, oa er bie Ser.
authorizing fir bie &ettlne sans in
ieinen 9iinoen liegen fiiblta. gr NOR
itols oaralf, oaB er oas 5lob 81 le-
aeln permobte. uno er fonnte gana
f,ld5teufelsmilo tperoeA. ipenn elmer
behauptete, oab es ~trieb".
So luenig iie aud pon ser Isee,
fabrt peritanoen, 10 iabr batten bod
aud. Sic beioen iiinseren @efdbrten
Mnteil Sardn, oas 1rio am 2eben
uno in outer 9,lperfidt gu erbalten
Eonn uno 8ene tparen religi0s er.
aogane Sesunaens. Die in Noten uno
@ciabren beteten apenn aud nad benz
3itlls perid)ieoener Gonfeiiionen.
Eiron, Elm balbgebiloeter Mann nit
'piritiitiiden Neiguneen bate &C.
/
luib feline firhlid)en @pmpatbien,
aber er fano es gut ,oab tdali6 &C.
betet iuuroe, ,ueil ~es ilns ettpas Me.
arlmdbiges 81 t1n sab". aber aud
neil es .eini9e Male balf".
Gene aber pirfte ni1t nur gut aui
Sic ieeliide &altung Der Mannidaf1
= 1onoern aud auf ibren Wagen. 81
lpar aot) in einem GG.Gamp gelpe.
plr nno BON Natl,r elm perjdledter
8uride, Ser fulinariid)e Geniiiie Ian.
ge in Ser grinnerung bebielt. So
.,p.:Bte er nid)t nmr ibre fareen Mabl
j-ifch ansenebm su eeitalten, ionoern
a,td in ben 1agen ser Not uno bes
Sunacrs 10 bereot Don ll,fnlliiden
@eniHien, 8. 3. gebratenen gidborn
den gu er3dblen, oab es ieinen Sea-
/ L . T. - 20 fSvr
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- Was bietet uns Der &un0fmnf?
llno mas miiiien mir uns oft pom
Mmn6funf bieten lalien. Z. 3.
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- Wtitunter MIRO es idaper, Stpi.
ihen 1a6mGnnern uno ssadiimplern
All Mnterideioen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-21

Below are the answers 10 test
questions printed on page s
!. Lord Priyy Seal and Leader
OF the House Of Commons.
2. Thomas c. Hart.
!. April 5.
4. Louisiana.
S. Charlotte Bronte.
q To
7. Boil Veeyil.
s, Aormons
.. False approx s34 0O0).
10. Aetternieh.
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SUNDAY
S.00 A NJ.

X n o - Radio Gospel
League
XVI - Temple Baptist
chureh siS, organ
Melodies
KFBI - Marching AlonE.
BIS, organ Moods
kOAO-CeyeHant sacrsc
HeuI.
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TEST ANSWERS

Ito BE Continued J
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MONDA Y

.UU n vi.
EAO-kews, 7:i5. Rlse
NJ Shine
= Ills sin ssh1' o E Zane
kTbi Good Morning
Melodies
kOAO - ssrsn1ds; f;ls.
Top OF Morning
kJR-ClATk Dennis T:ls.
KiR5o.s.xs 7;ls. FArm
Forum
1880 A. NJ.
RAO-ksws; Ta5. Trade
n sale
< VI News. 74t Joe
A.lieTs Almanac
& 7 b ] NeWk T.sS
Music. 74S Wake up
and 1--we
kOMO-Efesellls Round .
Up. 74b sam HAYES
kJR-BTeskf6st CLUB
kIRO-Bob Cared, NsWA
1:s5 Nelson Prinsls,
keEt
$500 A. VI.
kAO-HaVfH Of Rest
XVI - Top Of noTniAs.
s.ih, NexE
KTBl-Breskfast Bsnd
stand. SIS Trade N
sale
EOAO - Transit Tunes:
e:l5 On With the
K J Il - BTeakfAsl Club,
Sis. Capt. Quiz.
kIhO - Morning Melody
Tine Sis News.
$3.50 A VI.
EMO - Meas exs Ths
Tslz 4 Bent
XVI : song Shcp, s4s
Morning HymnAl
& 7 B j - Rainbow Trio,
sz5. Chapel Songs
GOAO-Yictor Linclahr:
e.s5. David HaFum
kJR = Prescott Presents,
e46. Unity Viewpoint
EiRO - Hymns 81 All
Churches s;4A Stories
America Love1
900 A NJ.
KA0-JohH y Eugnes.
e.ls. Dental Program
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| 90 p NJ.

KMO-Lutheran Hour
KVI-Chapel organ De-
voiionals
kTBl - Gypsy strings
l:i5. Russ Morgan
X MO - Gill's Garden
Talk. ll5. Tony Woni
Scrap Book.
X J r - Prophetic Bible
Stories
KlRO-Symphony
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wsson
kIE - GruW q Garcen
AS shining Hour
kIRO - Johnny Forrest.
as. Inside Sforles
so Music
,. 10 y VI.
KAO-Ameriesn Forum
KYI-Vssper Altar
KTBI-Sonss OF fhs Ia
lands. Sis. Waltz Tine
KOMO-Bergen ana Nc
Carthy
KJR-Gospel Clinic
kIRO-Worid Meas
$50 4 VI.
X n o - Forum SIS
Musical COMEDY Echoes
kNl-SSeet ana sSlns
X TBl - Charlie Barnett.
s4S. CLAUDE ThoTnhill
KOAO-Ons Mans Fam
lly.
KJR 49, Music by white
SIS Pearson a Allen
News
kTRO - Washington De-
tense Program Sah
News e55. Nurros
and the News
600 Z VI.
kMO-Old Fashioned Re-
Nlval Hour
Concert
K 7 B i News SOS
Glen Gray. eis. Guy
Jomnsrdo
K o N o Msnhatfsr
Merry Go Round
KjR - Grsndpsppy ano
Pala
kIRO-Fred Allen.
$50 4 NJ.
Hour
KNI-Sunday Concert
X TBI Diana Gayle:
6i5. News
KC MO-Americap Album
OF Music
kJR - National Conven-
ton of Jews and Chris
tians. 6:45 Dinah
Shore. Songs
kIRO-Fred Alien.
200 4 NJ.
Quentin. tbs
News
KVI-Nevs. 7:l5 Sere-
made IN Rhythm
KTBI-DinneT Concert
Hour OF Charm
Hour
kIRO-Tsks II or Leave
1t
1880 y NJ.
KMO-ktep EN- Rolling
kNI-Aesdemy Award
kTBl Remem Der This
One
kOMO-Csrnival.
K JR-Goodwill Hour
KIRO-Romance Time.
$500 ! NJ.
kkO - Hanc cock En-
semble
KV1-Four star Melody
kTBl - Male Quartet;
e:l5 Faith remple
Church
kOMO-The Great Gel
derslteye
x J r Inner Ssnctum
Mysteries.
KlRO - Crime Doctor;
a25. News.
$50 2 NJ.
kAO-Answering You
XVI - Szath Myri and
Soloists
KTBi-Faith Temple
kOMO-Three Sheets TO
the Wind
KJR-Jack Benny.
klRO-Hsrry James, Or
300 . N.
e:l5. Voice
of Prophecy
KNl-Vesper ChoiTs.
K TBI-Orgsn Treasures.
q.l5. News
Winchell:
e:l5. Parker Family.
kJR - Sunday at Nine;
els. Mrs. y D Roose-
welt.
hIhO - Iney Live fof-
ever.
$3.50 p VI.
KMO - Prophecy; Gas.
Orrin fuckers orch.
K vi Langvorth Salon
Orch. Gas Night Edi-
ton
KTBI Sunday Night
Symphony
KOMO - Moon River;
e:55, Organ Interlude.
X J r News, s;s5.
Nichols Radio Parade.
KIRO - 80 Minutes OF
Music,
1000 p. NJ.
K NJ o - Radio Gospel
League.
XVI Mssterworks OF
Music
X TBl-Melody Cruise
K o NO News, 1913.
Bridge 10 DTesmlsnd
kJR-National Vespers
For De-
Tense; 1915. News
Roundup
1890 = VI.
KMO-Al Donohues Or
XVI - Louis Kaufman:
l0:i5. Freddie Rich.
X TBl-Aelody Cruise
X o N o - Bridge 70
Dreamland.
kJR-Gospel Hour.
KIRO-News.
100 p. NJ.
KAo-slgn OFF.
XVI IL O'Clock Final:
IL. Midnight, Sign Off
KTBi-Sign Off
kOMo-Slgn Off
kJR-Contin uous
KIRO - Without Words;
II so. Easy Listening.
as, News for Alaska;
~ Midnight Concert;
O. m Sign Off.
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SATURDAY

400 z. VI.
KAO-Danne Tine
kgf-Nomtnf NuEieais
kTBi-ConeeTt Master
kOMO-Service Party.
kJR-Dancf Orch
kIRO - Hsl Mcintyre
Orchestrs
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4:30 r. VI.
kAso-Sevs Sinfonlstts
KVI-Cockfall Hour
u TBl-Me@ the Band
s4s Nelson Eddy
KOAO Emme Ottro.
&c. H y Kaittnborn
X , r Uncle Prank
Children
KIRo-keep I'm F1yins.
sss Johnny Forrest
sreel
500 p. NJ.
KMO-studic. SIS. sun
aNI-lnvitztion 10 Dance
krBI-Nevs. Sis EaT-
mony Hal
KONO - Hevkps per Al
venture. Sis. Orgsn
kJR-Uncls PRANK
KIRO Frank Graham
Sports SIS. Remem-
Der Pearl Hsrbor.
$50 z VI.
kNO-Beacon Light.
KVl-Twilisht Tempos
KTBI - Freddie Martin:
5:45 Crazy Cowboy
K.OM I'd Stockers
Music.
KJR-Swap Night
X ! r o - News Review
545. Bob CARED. 5 SIS
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