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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20
'scelved the git gracIously.

received the gift graclously.
Pastor Copeland urges his
members TO attend services and
pray for the sick. Visitors are al
ways welcome.
SoclaI Items
The Go-Getters club met Mon
day with Mrs. a. Edwards. OF
Polk street. After the business
hour. the committee presented
Mrs. Thomas who read fine pa
per. Mrs. Edwards served jello,
cookies and peanuts.
The Rougettes held their meet
ing last week at the home OF
Melnee Lamar. All members were
present. A dance is planned for
Friday. Feb. 10. at the home OF
Melnee Lamar. $50 Palmerston
street at River Rouge. Admission
ten cents. Refreshmc will be
scrved. The meeting was adjourn
cd by the president. The hostess
served refreshments.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20
YPSILANTI NEWS

Wednesday night services spon-
scr1d by the Second Baptist sem
Tor choir. the Rev. Walter Rob
eIson preached his second SER
Eon TO crowded house. His
subject was. Watch His wife.
Mrs. Evelyn Robertson. was re-
celved as a candidate for baptism.
SUNDAY. Feb 81. special service
vas held al Brown Chapel. spon-
sored by the Kings Daughters.
The AME usher board will have
special services Sunday. Feb IS.
The Second Baptist Gospel cho-
rus, accompanied by Pastor and
Nrs. Robertson. held song and
praise service al the county in
Urinary Sunday. 10 the delight OF
The inmates
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20
CHURCHES
st. Paul ANE Zion

At lO:45 an. tho Rev. l. p.
Powell preached helpful and
Inspiring message 10 large aud
ivnce from the subject. "Ac-
quaintance With God" The Zion
Chorus was in charge OF the mu-
sic
Mrs Lula Waiver sang, Its
Real" while the invitation was
icing extended. One person unit
ed with the church.
The pastor has Just returned
from Salisbury. NC. where he
attended the Founders Day and
Memorial service.
Mrs Powell Is still In Charles
IN. w Va. AT the bedside OF her
sick mother She is reported i'm
proved az this writing.
Strangers moving into Detroit.
make ST Paul your church home,
A hearty welcome awaits you.
Read The Detroit Tribune for
Our church news
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20
New Bethel Baptist Church

Before delivering his sermon al
New Bethel Sunday. the Rev W.
Ramsey lead an old familiar
aymn which seemed 10 have been
N tune with the hearts OF the
congregation The spirit having
been high. the Rev. Mr. RAMSEY
brought forth his message on
Jesus. the Bread OF Life He
vas anxious that the congrega-
ton know that Jesus came 10
sustain and make a fuller and
complete life For the invitation,
The Senior ehcir impressively
sang Bread Of Heaven From
tie number that joined one could
rather that there are still folk
who want 10 eat OF this Bread
OF Life"
In the afternoon the Rev. Mr..
Ramsey delivered soul-stirring
message az the Sacred Cross
baptist church in the interest OF
The Usher board The Senior
choir and members OF the church
accompanied him.
Every first sunday evening Of
each month is always a full eve
ming with the baptizing Of can
uidaies. fellowshipping OF new
rlembers and the serving OF the
Lords Supper There were four
candidates for baptism and ihir-
Is members 70 be- fellowsh pped
and approximately three hundred
PERSONS 10 commune Christine
W Taylor. reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20

Williams visited Berea church
Sunday and announced he was
"rarin for action
Word comes TO us that Freddy
Pryor is now a full fledged pri-
yate at jefferson Barracks. Mo.
and by the time you read this
..'alford Watkins and Byron Bank
head will also be in.
That popular group OF High
land Park matrons calling them
selves the Vogue club. have be-
gun their new program OF week
ly meetings. Mrs. Cooke tells me
that they are busily engaged with
red cross knitting and beautiful
',andwork.
The Eureka Garden. Art and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20
River Rouge
by II. Caswell
| Union Baptist Church

by II. tdsWeu
Union Baptist Church
The Union Baptist church S s..
was we'll attended Sunday morn
ing. Pastor +. G. Copeland re-
viewed the lesson. He had just
returned from Georgia where he
vas called by the illness OF his
sister who Is recovering. The les
son topic was: Jesus Heals"
The morning service was in
spring. The Rev Mr.. Copeland
preached a splendid message.
subject. Receiving The Past"
Paul 3:13-14 Three members
we're added TO the church. The
junior choir. directed by Miss
Mary Reuben. rendered excellent
music. after which a lovely gift
was presented to the supervisor
~ the junior choir. by Mrs. Cope
land. Miss Katherine Williams
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20
HIGHLAND
PARK NEWS
by MARION COLEMAN

Much OF our news seems TO
center around the coming and go
Ing Of servicemen these days.
pfc. Edward Van Turner left Sat
urday morning for Lowry Field.
Colo. after spending ten-day
furlough with his charming wife
and her family. Seaman Sammy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20

Every person in your house
hold, including children of any
age, has a total Of 48 points TO
use for all these processed
foods for one ration period.
This means that you may use
ALL the blue stamps marked
A, B, and c from all the books
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20
Be SURE TO READ
OTHER SIDE

was served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. A. Ross, on Moore
street.
First Baptist Church
The junior choir OF First Bap-
fist church gave Seven Pot
supper last Saturday night at
the home OF Mrs. Russell. A good
time was had by all present.
The Women's Progressive club
net with Mrs. l. Dawson. on
Whitehorn street. for their reg
Llar weekly meeting. After The
business session. delicious
lunch was served by the hostess.
Much progress in sewing is be-
ing shown by members. Plans
were completed for the silver tea
10 be held Sunday. Feb. IS. with
Mrs. Mitchell. on Bibbens street
Everyone il invited
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20

Mrs. Avery Woods reports hay-
ing had very pleasant trip 10
London. Ontario. where she re-
Gently visited relatives.
Mrs. Helen TAYLOR is home from
the hospital and is doing fairly
we'll
Capt George Lawson. Jr. spent
his furlough visiting his father
az 5a2 Madison avenue. recently.
Miss Rosetta Brown has re-
turned home. after spending sew
oral days visiting friends in New
York and Red Bank. MI
Mrs. Oracle Paris. OF Detroit.
spent the weekend as house
quest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Brooks.
Mrs. Ella Dew sustained a
broken left wrist Monday. when
che fell on the ice James Rus
sell also fell on the Ice and broke
his leg
Reg. Bronson and Miss Grace
Paris attended the Ray Robin
son fight in Detroit last Friday
night
Among the local sick are Miss
viola Freeman. Mrs. Lydia Neal.
Mrs Minnie Wilson. Mrs Bessie
Collins. Mrs. b. F. Brunette.
Mrs. Ophelia Coleman and Mrs.
Agnes Morrison.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20

by CELESTE PATTERSON
The Jolly Seamstress Sewing
club met recently at the home
OF Mrs. $. Hood. with all mem
bers present. All the members
had completed pieces for the
monthly exhibit. < lovely repast
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20
IMPORTANT

You may use ALL the books of the household
to buy proeessed foods for the household.
Anyone You wish can take the ration books
TO tbs store TO do the buying for you or your
household.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20

J. When you buy, take the right
amount of blue stamps out Of
the boob Do this in front Of
your grocer or delivery man
and hand them to him. The
grocer must collect a ration
stamp, or stamps, for all the
rationed processed foods he
sells. Every rationed processed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20

2. Before you buy, find out how many points to
give for the kind Of processed foods you want.
Prices do nor set the points. The Government
will set different points for each kind and size
no matter what the price. Your grocer will put
up the official list Of points where you sec
it. 1t will also be in the newspapers The
points tcH nor change just because the prices do.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20

We at home will share all that is left. Point
hationing will be used to guarantee you and every
one fair share of Americas supply of canned and
Processed fruits and vegetables, soups and juices
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20
O.E. S. COLUMN F. & A. M. p. HI. A.

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER NO. 11-STATED MEETINGS-1s
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK srd Wednesday. Worthy Ma.
tronMrs. AIphretta Williams 613 Trowbrdge. e:S0
Worthy Paron-Mr Richard white. $50 Erskne. Apt
Secretary-Mrs. Viola Perry, sss Leland Te. i-s76s.
RATIiSHEBA CHAPTER NO. 9-STATED MEETlNGS-is Fri
day DEGREE WORK srd Friday. Worthy Maron - Mrs.
Leah Martini 6i7 Garfield, Apt G. Te 1887; Worthy Patron
Mr. " A. Bristol 1871 Jos. Campau FL iss, Secretary
Mrs. Carrie B. Riley. ASA Parker ri. 1896.
GOLDEN LEAP CHAPTER NO. If-STaTED MEETING ld
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK srd Wednesday. Worthy Ma.
tron-Mrs Matte Collins oOi-2sth St. IT, 5000 Worthy
reary-Mrs. Lula Hendley, ssiI Buffalo Blvd
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. 2l-STATED MEETING2nd Friday
DEGREE WORK 9TH Friday Worthy Matron-Mrs. Martial
Cameron. SIS Eliot. Apt si TIE. ssf03, worthy PATRON
Mr. Haywood CAN'T 6703 Hartford. Ty fSse; Secretaryl
Mrs. Helen B. CAN'T 500 Hartford. Ty. f.7sSe
LONE STAR CHAPTER ss-sTATED MEETING Ist Thurs
day. DECREE WORK srd Thursday Worthy Matron- Mrs.!
while Austin. 2OHs0 Mehelda Worthy PatronMr Rrhardl
white. So Erkine Apt eoa Seereary-Mrs. Nellie Wilson
2osef wyoming.
81. AGNES CHAPTER NO. sssTAfED MEETINGsnd wednes
day. DEGREE WORK fth Wednesday Worthy Mstron Il
Elizabeth e0fixsth Ty. eeefp Worthy Pafrsul
walter ses5-soh, La feeI Secretary-Mrs
Pearl Haton. Leicester c. Apt so1. M. 1854.
CAPSTONE CHAPTER NO. ss-sTATEn MEgTlNG-sud thur,
dag. DEGREE w0Rk-ffh Thursday. worthy Msfron Il
Rosetta syss W s4sA wsrhy Pstrorl
Rev Floyd Harris McnougaI " ss7s
ylns Matthews. ssss T. Fort ~ eiyk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20

You must use the BLUE stamps when you buy
ANY KIND Of the rationcd processed foods.
SEQ the official list, showing every kind of ra.
TONED .processcd food, at your grocers. DIFF.
ferent kinds Of these foods will take different
numbers OF points. For example, can of
beans may take different number Of points
from can of peas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20

careful watch Of the supply
of these processed foods
and make changes in point
values from time TO time,
probably not oftener than
once a month. The Cow
eminent will announce
these c h anges when it
makes them and they will
be put up in the stores.
|. The number Of points for
each kind of proccssed
food will be THE SAME
in ALL STORES and in
all parts Of the country.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20

point stamps and a 2 and
l-point stamp. Save your
smaller point stamps for low
point foods. You can take the
stamps from more than one
book belonging to your house
hold If you need to.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20
Why CANNED FRUITS, VEGETABLES, AND SOUPS
ARE RATI0NED

,s.k We are sending shiploads of canned
Every "' feed our fighting men and our fighting
eood' y Afr;cs. Britain, and the Pacific islands.
ss' !. sec that they get all the food they need
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20

We cannot afford to icaste food or give some
people more than their fair share. :. That is
nhy canned fruits and vegetables are rafioned
and thar is trhy meat is going 10 be rationed
Rotioning Of some foods is the best and fairest
,cay TO be sure that every American gets enough
10 eat.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20

food will take points as well as money.
4. Do not use more stamps than you need to make
up the right amount For example, if the food
you buy calls for Is points it is better TO tear
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20
BY MRS. ErGENIA 0BANNON
Brown (hapeI


The Rev. n. G. Simmons. pas
tor OF Brown chapel. preached
Sunday morning on the text.
Thou shalt know that | am the
Lard" His congregation was very
apprecistiye OF the fine message.
second Baptist Church
Az Second Baptist church. the
Sunday morning message was
brought by Pastor Garther Rob-
erson. He spoke from the subject,
"Laborers Are Wanted
Among the guests present were
Scout Master Eugene Beatty and
his how scouts. Also present were
Mrs. Rosa Lee Jackson. ~ Missis-
slppi. who is visiting her brother
and sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs
=. Jackson. Private william
Green and wife. lie IL Stationed at
Fl. Knox. Kentucky. and Is spend
ing his furlough visiting his fam
lily here.
At 4 pm Dean Tate OF the
Baptist Training school. Detroit,
was guest speaker at the Sunday
school She also spoke At the
BTU. hour.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20

OF course, the moro of anything you buy the
more points it will take. For example, large
can Of peas takes more points than a small can.
The Government will set the points for each kind
and size and send out an Official Table of Point
Values which your grocer must put up where
you can see it. The Government will keep
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20

Z. S. 0tfos Of Prios Administration
WashinDsn. d. c. Jssaary 1913
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-01
K u Listening?
with CHARLES MANN =

cited over the announcement that
Warner Brothers Hollywood studio
will soon produce a picture named
for Rays own tune, "The Very
Thought Of You" Ray wrote thu
song in 1884, and ii is still toy
tune. The picture will spot tha
song in the same manner thai
AS Time Goes BY" was spotlighted
so successfully in "Casablanca"-so
Ray is expecting windfall of roy
allies on the tunes comeback.
A young veteran OF the AEF'S
African Campaign and three Off
GERS OF the u. S. Army Air Forces
will be the interviewed guests of
Horace Heidi when his musical
Treasure Chest" program is broad
cast from indianapolis, Ind, to-
night, NBC, $3.50 p. m.
Al JOlsOn, Monty WOOley and
Oracle Fields. all big radio clicks at
the present time, have gotten COM
Portable film contracts in the past
two months. JOIsOn is going TO do
his own autobiograpl and WOOlley
and Oracle are being co-starred by
goth Century Fox.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-01
Sports Doesn't Need
WashingtOn's Help
By
DAN PARKER

DASH MY MoNocLE against the rocks
for regulation Of sports.
Representative sundsoms formula which has all the simplicity
Of true craftsmanship is Let sports take care of itself"
The Of the country the moment the raondaHy public
eating eating drinking travelling and working regulated
into hopeless angles.
Commissions, authorities boards
labor situation and few other situations which skip the mind To date
create little minor confusion which nobody
Our boxing commission nm for instance tried their best
@ ] the o6 G"s the hys an doing to
S nn n aoOnn nng Mss asked Mike
fight to sl1.5O?
professional sports need any out
side regulation? Would commissions
Brain Trsters who couldn't be usted To
with choice of beef something
ginning na nn s so nss s @s be % 1 a2
TRAGEDY GRoGANs
meets Babe in Prospect Park, a cuff
She smiles at guess she liked dat Hobet
And 81 I ups a very aunty air:
Leave me take youe to da movies youse spared
Den bring her down to Gro2ns to get ehummy wit beer
p AS ,e gaze into her h hSseF dis easy little jent
And e legs do o to rubber and da place starts tonng dark
Here finds myself sweeie twoips Giant
many managers are more successful
when they're new the job than they after they've
remarkable success oe Buege has had date with Washington
Senator'S his first
that both Buc Harris and Joe Conn started their
with
than Osse Buege this his freshman
pennant his first
beginners luck because
angels tread It's of
pail CLUB the
outsmart yourself until
PHIL TEANOVA, the zootsuingest OF
' s T % F G n wh the the s sy ] @
in l5round eatherWeight illumination" contest.
Chay will have to dig Avenue dap-
the pea stuff cuffs and
swell apc which he unveiled the a
Furthermore II Phil carries the Of
veteran set the he'll also take the
ming Young IerranOva
gains into rubber If he
TerranoVas best victory date
was guilty the mistake Of letting
when they The would
much more coorul Phil allowed
battle but General Phean couldn't
art-and don't Donovan " "
Copyright, 1043, King dcac
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-01
Pep, Bartolo Train
At Braves Field
BY JACK FROST
nited Press STAFF Corresponding

Boston, June 1.-(UP)- Boxing
takes a new lease on life here this
week with the announcement that
both New York style featherWeight
champion Willie Pep of Hartford
Conn, and Sal Bartolo of Boston
will train at Braves field in prep
Rration for their title fight there
next Tuesday.
Boston fans, who have been with
out a fight for the better part of
two weeks, will have a chance to
see both these boxers in training in
the ring that Las been set up at the
National League baseball field where
they meet in the first outdoor match
since August 1887.
Bartolo, who staged preliminary
workouts in New Yorl; arrived last
Saturday. Champion Pep, who has
been in training in his home city,
came here last night. He expected
to visit briefly with Barney Ross
who makes =. speaking appearance
here at noon and, with the weather
permitting, go to the baseball field
70 begin his outdoor sessions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-01

out the Cubs, 80, with two hits in
'06, a World Series record until
Howard Ehmke made 1t bakers
dozen for the Athletics against the
same club In 80.
Big Ed turned In a no-ht per-
Torrance against the Red Sox, Aug
q, 1911,
During the heat of the memoir
able pennant fight Of 1908, Big Ed
Walsh struck out Is and yielded
Cleveland only four hits, yet was
beaten, 10, as Addie Joss churned
his perfect game,
Walsh and Sullivan was the
White Sox' most famous battery,
Walsh sang and told story bet
ter than he knew, He was one OF
the most genial of all the great men
Of sports.
Edward Armstrong Walsh was --
and Is grand character.
NEXT: WahOO Sam Crawford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-01
159O-WBRY-96

40O-Home Front Reporter
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4:45-- Mountain Music"-From
Denver
Madeleine Carroll Reads
J.l5-Npthcr and Dad
$50 Suppcrtimers
5:45-Kecp the Home Fires Burn
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6.00-Hvtween the Lines
G.lu=NtWS
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6:3O-Johu b, Kennedy and the
News
G.4a-The World Today
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I.uO-"Iuclo sam"
7:l5-Harry James and His Music
Makers
7:SO-The Waltz Lives on
Warren stephan, Songs
S.o0-Columhia Masterworks 81
Music
S:So-Radio Spanish Glass
S;l5-SiN eight Time
N:55-NcWs- Cecil Brown
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$50 suspense
1000 -Jaz2 Laboratory
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l0:i5-N Marry small Songs
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1890 Invitation To Music Schola
Cantorum and Columbia
Concert Hugh
Ross, conducting
lg.O0-Sign or.
l0tt5-Ruhv New mans orch
l0.30-NCWs
lo:8I-uanCc orch.
Ia:i5-Chuck Fosters orch
/ .0a-Naukss Na~S
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-01
AS Offer To Dizzy
"News" To Connie

Philadelphia, June l--CUP)-
Manager Connie Mack said to-
day that he had no knowledge
of reported offers TO Dizzy Dean
TO return to the major leagues
rs a pitcher for the Philadel-
phia Athletics.
Dean, who now works as
radio sports announcer in st.
Louis, said recently that he
had received offers from three
teams, including the Athletics.
ITS news to me-" Mack said,
II have made no offer TO Dean"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-01

Cleveland (kenncdy l-0) at Wash
ington Gylc 3-d)--S;30 y. No lGWT.
Detroit Circuit d-2) at PhIladol-
phin tChrlstopher 1-3) -- . D. M,
EWT.
Chicago CWadc Old at New York
UOroWy 2-3)-3 y, No l3WT,
st. Louis 0iallIngsworth l-tl at
Boston CTorry Obs p. ~, EWT'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-01
HARTFORD MOVES UP

Hartford, Conn, June up
The Hartford club jumped into a
three way tie for second place IN
the Eastern League by taking a
double header from the Springfield
Rifles late yesterday, The hrSt
game was a shut,out, 1910 and the
second wound up Az,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Chicago lO-4, New York 5-lO
Washington S-G, Cleveland IL
Detroit ia, Philadelphia o.
Eoston ., ST. Louis I Nst, ~ inns)
Boston Z, 81, Louis (2nd 10 innsD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-01

Philadelphia johnson 3 p nj
Chicago (BIthorn A. 81 a y. M
--CWT
Boston Garrett 2-D at Pittsburgh
GIallctt 0-D-3;l5 y. M, EWT,
New York (WIttIg 3-3) vt ClnCln-
Brooklyn Gicad d-D At 81. Louis
PollCt i-l--2;3e y. M, CWT.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-01
SlnnilIILg |.
Games IOLnS

Chicago ~ New YORK
81, Louis at Boston
Cleveland at Washington WlRhD
Detroit at Philadelphia nighD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-01
TIE ZySTIlISI9;y
NATIONAL LEAGUE

st. Louis 10, Brooklyn OIL
Cincinnati Go, New York 40
end game called at end OF Gth)
Philadelphia 1912, Chicago As
Boston 60, Pittsburgh Ia
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-01
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE


Newark &c, Jersey city O-5
Montreal 9-3, Buffalo 20
Syracuse at Baltimore
postponed, weather.
Rochester -, Toronto 10
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-01
Stnndingi
l.nnIcA 1OlnS

Brooklyn ut ST, Louis
New York at Cincinnati (twllghO
Boston at Pittsburgh
Philadelphia at Chicago
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-01

Cleveland at Washington niGhD
Detroit at Philadelphia
chicago at New York
81. Louis at Boston
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-01

Philadelphia at Chicago
Boston at Pittsburgh OIghD
New York at Cincinnati
Brooklyn at 81. Louis tnighO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-01
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G15-Prcss Roundup
G1O-Sports Roundup
G:3O--Muslc for Dining
G:dj-Uuclc Sam-Drama
7:OO-Fulton Lewis, Jr.
715-March on, Marines
7:30-Thc Magic Of Music
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S;3O-Full Gospel Tabernacle
9;O0--Gabricl Heater
9:1j-TO BE Announced
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1O;OO-John 3. Hughes
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1890 Cheer Up Gang
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12I5-Melodic Moments
I D.2O-NFyVS
12:45-Dr. +. Il. whitaker
12:55-Iuterludc
1:00--Naukcc News
1.15-Daye Chcskin's Orch
1:3O-At The symphony
2:15-Yankec Kitchen
2:30-First Race From Suffolk
Downs
2.45-Treasury Star Parade
a:00-Baseball--Re Sox VS. Browns
5:O0-Shoolah Carter-News
5:15-Mclody Revue
5.30-NcWs
upcrman-Dramatic Serial
G:00-Naukce News
G;15-Press Roundup
G:2O-Sports Roundup
G:20-Pleasure and Profit
G:45-Uucle Sam-Drama
1:00-Fulton Lewis ,Jr.
TIa-Phone Your Answer
T:3G-Califor lia Melodies
S:O0-Cal Tinney Sizing up the
News
S15-Snein' Sam
S;30-Take Il Card-With Nally
ButterWOrth
9:OO-Gabricl Heater
g:l5-RamOu Ramos orch.
$50 Soldiers with Wings
I0:00-John h. Hughes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-01
EASTERN LEAGUE


IcNterNNy'N WrSHTIs
Hartford 1914, Springfield o.
E!mira 40, Binghamton So
Albany 2-3, Utica IL
Scranton !, Wilkes Barre o
(2nd game 10 innings)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-01

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