davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26
@ie fart tit 9euti9s
lanOs 0uftmafe?
aatielratcn inter britiiden Slisaern

Cine 2abelno9ribt aus 2onOon
belogt, oaB nit ser Wogli6teit eli
mes lesten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ser oeutiAen 2uftpaffe auf England
groBen Stills gere6net miro. Das
engliide Bltblifum fragt li9 itdnoig:
$50 lit uno bleibt oie Oeuti6e Suft-
moffe?
Inter G~nglanOs 6liegern lit Die
5rogc nod Dem $50" ni6t 10 pif-
tig. ais Die: @ie itorf lit lie9 Die
0euti6en ba6en nGmli6 elm ausge.
fliigeltes uno ausgeoebntes SDitem
bon 5lugplGsen bon @riedenlano
bis binouf nod NortDegen uno auf
Der onoeren Seite gltropaS mieoer
binlinter bis gum Siioen 8ronfreids
ousgebaut. Dies ermoglidt es 2uft-
morihoa @oering, feline Staffeln oi.
reft auf Mnruf um5ugruppieren. Der
@iniob Ser oeuti6en 9uftmaffe in
9unelien bat Dies fiir5lih erneut be-
itdtigt.
Gle 6rage mad Der beutigen Gro
BE Der Quftwaffe lit oaber piel MIDI
tiger uno es lit %on5unebmen, Dab Die
&ommanooIteuen Der oHoDal Mir
5orce" uno Der III. g. Irmp Sir
6orce" Iid) elm reft gutes 8ilo Oa-
riiber MAIDEN f0rnen, lpie oieie 5ra-
ge 81 beontporten lit. IS liegt chen.
10 ober aud auf Der @ano, Dab amt
li6e Steaen feline 3iffern ausgeben
f0nnen. gus peridieoenen anOern
Gullen aber l1Bt ii1 aud 10 elm an-
nGbern0es Bills Der beiitigen Stdrfe
ser oeutiAen 2uftDaffe 3uiammen-
iteaen. 0ieie 3iffern meroen BON
amtli6en SteQen weoer 6eItdtigt
nod beItritten, lie entbebren alto ieg'
liden omtli1en GbGrafters.
SdDGbnngen
Sn oen midtigiten 6lug5eliggrup-
pen lhGbt man beute in prioaten
8erednimgen Die oeutide 2uftwaffe
ollf folgenoe StGrfe elm: 1000 bis
1000 idtpere 9ombenflug5euge; 300
bis 500 &fbom6er; 800 bis
/ 200 Sogoflug5euge; 400 bis 800
0adtiGger; 800 bis 1000 Grams.
portmai6inen. Sn oieien 3ablen
iino ni6t 9ppen ipie Stur3bomber,
9orpeOoflug8euge ooer Die nift IN
aftion befinoli6en &eierpen einbe-
g%riffen.
8elonoers Die Sruppen- uno Wta-
terialtransporter lino IN letter 3eit
idmer in Aniprud genommen NOR
oen-uio baben in &uBlano mie III
Gi3ilien Gunelien, aud itarfe Der
lutte erlitten. 8iele Saga uno
8ombenflug3euge iino III &uBlano
uno 2ibpen aud wegen @aiolin-
mongels in 5~einoesbano gefalen,
aber es nGre falid, oaraus ben
S6luB 3ieben 81 Doaen, oaB Die
an @aiolinmangel fir if
re 2uftpaffe lei0en.
9ein Wangel an 8rennitoff
@an8 i'm @egenteil miro oamit
gerednet, Dab iie b%eionoers fir ei-
men gigantii6en lebten @ntidei.
onngsperiu1 nod geniigeno &eierpe-
8orr1te baden. llno obDobl lett
bin idon piele oeutide Yiloten uno
geioBungen offeniiAtli6 3ueit- uno
orittrangig getporoen iinO, lit nad
Meinung engliiAer Sadoeritdnbiger
nod immer cine itarfe An5abl crit
tlaiiiger oeuti6er 6lieger porbanoen.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26
aleiner Drt bat $50 2ente in
Webrmad)t

Sn BIB @rope, MiiiOuri gibt es
eiien 2aoen, oelien Sdaufeniter Ell.
ne merfmiiroige @n5iebungsfraft
ausiibt: @emobnlih betra6tet iif)
cine Menidenmenge nit ernitem Stt-
tereiie cine gn3abl bort ausgeltelter
8iloer. 8aren bat Der @eihafts=
mann nidt our Sbau geitellt.
Nas er ausgeitelt bat, iino Die
photographer bon $50 &riegern
l1no elmer Hotfreu5=S 1meiter, Die in
elmer amerifaniiden Muslanosgarni-
Jon Gienit tut. ollie oargeiteaten
Berionen entitammen oieiem nidt
mebr ais 1,107 @inpobner 8dblen-
oen Srte.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26
0anObtS 3nfanO
beri9limmert t9
Seim ScfinOen wirO jett ais ernit
beaeidnet

0em GeIDi. Sic britiide
Negierung betonte neulid abermals
ibren Stanopunft, oaB Die 8erant-
iuortung fir ben Snngerltreit oes
Observation-Disclosures Wobanbas 6.
@anobi ein3ig uno aaein bel @anobi
lelber liegt, uno oaB ieglider gnt-
ldluB, Sen Streif aG5ubre6en, BON
linn lelber getroffen iperOeu muB.
Ser ~73-jdbrige @anobi belt am
Mitttpo1 Sen 10. Gag oes auf 81
Gage bemeIienen &ungeritreifs in
Dem 8aloit oes @ga &ban in Boona,
no er interniert iii, ourd; uno Die
&egierung gub in BombaD cine amt
lide Mitteilung aus, iein 3uitano
babe ii1 erbebli6 peri6limmert uno
miiiie als ernit angeieben tDeroen.
yNnf eisenes 3iiifO"
Ser SefretGr oes @i3ef0nigs 2or0
2inlit6gop pies in einem Sdreiben
an Den 6iibrer Ser @emdBigten, Sci
gabaour Saprr, oarouf bin, OaB Die
Meqierltng ibren StanDpunft am 10.
oieies Monats einoeutig flargeiteIlt
bat.
Sapru lit Der Gorliben0e elmer
0eriammlung BON 200 politilAen
5iibrern Snoiens, Die bier 5l-
Iommeilgetreten lit, UNI @anobis io-
fortige uno beoingungsloie 6rei-
lesung 81 %foroern.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26
G6nrdDil eebt es better

9remierminiiter GburGia, Der
our6 einen ofuten &atarrb an oas
8ett gefeiielt lit, perbrahte einen
teiieren Gag, tDie cine meitere Wit-
teilung aus Scr. 10 9omning Street
beiagte. Gem 8remierminiIter ging
es beute better. Sn einem 2ungen-
fliigel lit Elm fleiner Cell ent5iinoet,
aber oaS 5ieber lit geringer uno
Der oIlgemeine 3uitano lit nidt un-
befrieoigeno."
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26
5reimiaise Sffi5iere nid)t mebr
e~ingereibt

9as &riegsamt itelte Die &nnab-
me BON @eiuden @ebrpflidtiger Der
alaile 3-A nm @initeaung ais frei-
miaige Sffi3iersantparter elm.
Sic 6ereits norliegenoen @eIu6e
peroen nod aufgenrbeitet werOen,
uno ser Status Ger bereits einge-
iteaten freimiaigen Sffi5iere miro
iid niht dnoern. Die 8eb0roe iagte
oa5u, oie augenblidlid auf Der Mn-
marterlilte itebenoen $4,000 Namen
oedten ben Yeoarf an iolhen Diff
5iersfanoioaten auf Die nGditen 5ebn
Wonnte.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26
GOmjets& nRlanOs
Na6triegsanibri9e
SIS aebemft bas 8altifnm nnb Bella.
rabiem luie6er ein5mitreiden

Gin BON Ser .Yramoa" per0ffent-
liher 2eitartifel, Ser in enelii6er
lteberieeuns i'm Snformations- gttl-
letin Ser Somiet-B otidoft gebradt
mur0e, fritiiiert einen omerifanil6en
SournoliIten, ser ben anldein in iei-
men Musfiibrungen erfuedt babe, bob
MilBlono nid)t nllr Die WilitGrmadt
DeutldlanoS 5erlt0ren, ionOern aud
groBe @ebiete guropaS beberrihen
noble, obgeieben bon einem 3ugang
u0nr1 sSSrnn gum 9sriiidjen Golf"
limo ferner tDeroen ibm oarin
@orpiirfe gemadt, ooB er angeoet-
tet babe, Dab Der fiinftige Status
9efiarabiens uno ser Oifeerepu6li-
fen nod cine offene 6roge lei, Die
BON oen Aaiierten 81 oisfutieren Jet.
MmcrifamiIde NnOentansen tuernen
belGdelt
0as glatt fiibrt oonn aus, Der
Sournaliit nidenft uns freun0liAit
8eIiarabien i'm Nnmen unbefannter
@merifanerl @arum maht er ben
@ereinigten Staten nidt freigebig
&alifornien ooer Mlasfa gum Sc
idenf? Gs gibt oniheineno 2eute,
Die bereit iino, Der Sotpietunion
Seile oes eigenen 9erritoriums oer-
Ielben All ihenfen, tDie beiipielmeiie
sic Sltieerepublifen.
0iele Yerionen geben Dor, oas
grun0legenOe @eieb unieres 2anoes
ni6t 5u fennen-oie 8erfafiung Ser
@ereinigten SopietrepubIifen-oos
Die 8~e3iebungen 3piiden Oieien Me-
publifen uno ben anoeren &epubli-
fen Der Sopietunion feitlegt, uno
onB Die &ote Irmee beloenmiitig fir
Die @bre, Die llnabb1ngigfeit l.no Die
unantait6arfeit unieres Staates
tGmpft."
0iesbe5iglider Nrtifel in Der
vYraip6a"
Die @nsfiibrungen Der ,8ratDoa"
5ieben idon an nno fir iih oas leb.
bate Sntereiie Der Diplomoten auf
iid, neil oas 8latt Oas amtlide Or
gan Der acknowledgements lit. @ber
lie meroen nod iorgfdltiger ituoiert,
tpenn iie 5peds beionoerer &erpor-
bebung Damn aud nod i'm 8oti1nfts-
bulletin Der Sopiets in @aibington
erideinen.
Mngeii9ts Der amtlifen Gteaung
Der u9rapoa" piro oieie @rfl1rung
ais elm offi3ieler Sinneis Wosfaus
angeieben, DAB Der fiinftige Status
BON 8eiiarabien als 8eitanoteil Der
Somietunion ebeniotpenig ange3mei-
felt tper6en oiirfe. tpie Ser fiinftige
Statls BON Californian ODER MIasfa
ais 8eitanoteil Der Il. g., un0 oaB
Die baItiiden &epublifen gitlano,
2ettlano uno 2itnuen ebenfaus als
v8eitanoteife Der Sonietunion" Be.
tradtet meroen.
3ifmnft GitpOlens nod idiuebenbe
Jrage
Sieiige 0iplomaten mieien idnea
0arauf bin, oaB Der Qeitartifel in
Der uBrapoa" Sitpolen niht err
wGbnt, 6as Sopiettruppen 1889
~aufgruno oes 9eilungspertrages nit
9eutihlano beieBten. Sb oies beiBt,
oaB Der Statls oes polniihen @e-
6ietes fiinftig oisfiitiert tDeroen fam
ODER nidt lit fraglids man Tonne es
aber annebmen.
@ngeiidts Der Sotpietpolitit ge-
'geniiber gewiiien @ebieten oes Oft
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26
Sin Yralat eriuurtet tribes
&riegsenSe

Moniignore @iaiam q. 2epes
iagte IN @ep Seriep poraus, oaB
Der &rieg i'm April 81 gnoe geben
miiroe. @r ermartet. bon geiun-
Dem Meni1enperitano aussebeno".
mie er erfldrte. einen 3uiammen-
bru6 in europa ~innerbalb peniger
Moden."
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26

liden guropas ioate oaran erinnert
per6en, oaB Die Somietunion Die
4nneftierung 9eiiarabiens 6ur6 Die
&umdnen i'm Sabre 1918 niemals
~anerfannte uno oaB ni6t nur Git
LAMB, 2ettlano uno Qitauen, ionoern
au6 6innlano uno Sitpolen our
8aren5eit eroberte Seile &uBlanos
maren.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26

(Jortiesuns alf Der lesten seite)
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26
Sin OielueripredenOer Singing

Sobn S. 9Der, elm Sobn oes
gbepaares Soiepb 6. 0Der BON Sair-
jar in girginien, mur0e neuli6 i'm
u8oroentoun WilitarD SnItitute"
gum Seconoeleutnant Ser oortigen
aaoetten bef0roert. Seine @angs.
%erbobung uno Ginreibune in oas
n&eierbe Officers 9raining Corps"
luuroe BON 0beritleutnant 5rant g.
Coffin in unierer grmee befannt-
gegeben.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-26

-5iinf5ebn Sagesoeitungen uno
elm Sonntagsblatt in HenniDpanien
ba6en ibren 8reis ieit 1. Sanuar
erbobt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29

that a. Of the others were picked
up by Coast Artillery detachment
at Fort Travis on the Bolivar shore
after either making their way there
along the jetties or swimming or
floating.
Zone person drowned at Port Ar
thur, another drowned at Houston
and Negro woman was crushed to
death by falling radio tower at
Galveston.
Electric power to pump water
from the mainland was cut off at
Galveston, bringing fears of a drink
ing water shortage. The situation
became less serious, however, after
five wells were put back in opera
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
BY the Associated Press.

| 1S Int ASSOClhteo fTeSS.
DETROIT, July 29.-Henry Ford
who will be 80 years old tomorrow
believes the important thing to dc
is to keep going"
He said so yesterday at a party
staged in his honor by the enlisted
personnel at the naval training
school he has established at the
River Rouge plant of the Ford Mo-
tor Co.
The pioneer automobile manu-
facturer. who resumed the presi-
dency and general managership of
his company after the recent death
of his only son, Edsel Ford, looked
quite capable of carrying on in
definitely the increased tempo he
has set for himself.
Asked how it felt to be 80 years
old. he said:
Il don't think ]. feel any differ
emily; as a matter of fact if I felt
any better I'd have to run"
Bronzed quick of step and keen
OF eye, Mr.. Ford stood for nearly
half an hour as the thousands of
young Navy men taking technical
training in scores of trades at the
school passed in review before him
and gave him a salute. ..
Before the ceremony Mr.. Ford
was presented with ships clock
on behalf Of the enlisted personnel
at the station and giant cake pro-
duced at the school by student cooks
and bakers.
The clock was made by graduates
Of the training schooI now serving
at sea. The 150-pound cake, feet
long and foot wide. was a repro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
Is Reported Dead
In exas.Hurricane;;
48 on Dredge Saved
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HOUSTON, Tex, July 29-Thir-
teen persons were reported dead,
scores were injured and property
damage scared to around $4,000, 900
after the Texas Gulf coast from
Houston to Port Arthur was bat
tered by a raging tropical hurricane.
Army engineers at Galveston said
10 bodies had been recovered from
North Jetty after the dredge Gal
weston sank following a terrific
pounding against the rocks.
The 10 included the vessels vet
eran master, Emil Lame. Two crew
members were reported missing and
48 were rescued.
The engineers said "a of the crew
were rescued from the wreck yes
terday by the Coast Guard after two
previous attempts had failed and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
Ford, 80 Tomorrow, Asserts
Big Thing is to Keep Going

duction of the headquarters build
ing at the training school.
Mr.. Ford disclosed he planned no
special ceremony tomorrow. He
plans to start vacation today, he
said, spending it aboard one of the
Ford ore freighters and at his sum
mer lodge at Huron Mountain in the
Lake Superior district. Mrs. Ford
he said, will accompany him on the
vacation which he expects to last
about three weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
Bergman Gives Talk
AT Lions Club Luncheon

Clifford K. Bergman, The Star
cartoonist, yesterday told a WASH
ington Lions Club luncheon of some
of his experiences during 81 years
in Washington. He was guest at a
luncheon at the Mayflower Hotel.
Mr.. Bergman recounted meetings
with such famous personages as
Mark Twain and Presidents Theo-
dore Roosevelt and William Nc
kinley.
An exhibit of Bergman cartoons
currently is being shown at the
Corcoran Gallery of Art.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
Pope Aquin Aids Malta

LONDON, July 20 GA Reuters
dispatch from Valletta said today
Pope Plus XII had sent $4,000 to
the Archbishop of Malta for relief
of war victims on that British
island. Last March the Pope sent a
similar sum for reconstruction OF
Maltese churches damaged by Axis
raids, it said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-15

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6:0O-News; Hollywood Orches. - nbc
Chlldren's Dramatic Skit, Daily - blu
Quincy Howe and News Time - chs
Prayer; Comment on the War mbs
6:15-Melodic Strings by Orches. - nbc
Captain Tim Healy Spy Stories - blu
Dance Music Orchestra Us No. - mbs
6:50-Nan Merriman Songs, Orc. - nbc
Jack Armstrong in repeat - blu-west
News Time and Volney Hurd - mbs
6:45-Bob Stanton's Sports Time nbc
Lowell Thomas on News - blu-basic
Capt. Midnight in Repeat - blu-west
World News and Commentary chs
: Repeat Re of Riddles Serial - other mbs
.:0O-Fred Warnings Time - nbc-basic
Archie Andrews, Children Drama-blu
Il Love Mystery" Dramatic - chs
Fulton Lewis. Jr., Comments mbs
7:15-World War via Broadcast nbc
To Be Announced Us mins.l chs
The johnson Family, a Serial mbs
:30-Tropicana Out Of Chicago nbc
Lone Ranger Drama of the West - blu
Easy Aces, Drama Series cbs-basic
Navy School of Music Series mbs
7:45-Kaltenborn and Comment - nbc
Mr.. Keen, Persons Tracer - cbs-basic
Harmonies on Keyboard - cbs-Dixie
6:00-Lucille Manners. DIR. Black - nbc
News Broadcasting Time, Daily - blu
Inc hate Smith Variety Hour chs
Sam Batter Comments on War - mbs
3 :15-The Parker Family Drama - blu
Amer'n Forum. Current Topic - mbs
8 :30-All-Tme Hit Parade Tunes nbc
Meet Your Navy, Great Lakes - blu
8:55-Five Minute News Period chs
9:o0-Abe Lyman's Waltz Time nbc
Gang Busters Anti-Crime Play - blu
Friday Nights Playhouse - cbs-basic
Gabriel Heater and Comment mbs
9:15-Gracie Fields & Comedy - mbs
9:30-People are Funny, Quiz nbc
Spotlight Bands, Guest Orches. - blu
That Brewster Boy, Dramatic chs
Double or Nothing, Quiz Show - mbs
e:55-Harry Wismer Sports Time - blu
10 :00-Amos and Andy in Variety nbc
John Gunther in Commentary - blu
Garry Moore & Jimmy Durante - chs
Cedric Foster and Commentary mbs
l0:15-American Merchant Marine - blu
Popular Songs, Sunny Skylar mbs
10 :30-Bill Stern Sports & Guests nbc
Your War Job, Drama, Music blu
Stage Door Canteen's Variety chs
Paul Schubert's News Analysis mbs
10 :45-To Be Announced Us n.y. nbc
Dance Music Orchestra Tunes mbs
u :00-News for Is Minutes nbc-east
The Fred Waring repeat - nbc-west
News Variety and Dance - blu & chs
Comment, Dance Music g hr.) - mbs
II :15-Late Variety with News.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-15
!kSksK AE2;'A:!4!:;||||&l

CHAPTER THIRTY-sEVEN
"What's the big idea?" inquir
ed the youth in the boat of thu
girl dangling from the limb over
the river.
Don't ask question, said Bren
da trying not to sound too an
noyed. do something"
"sure!" The man leaped ashore
fastened the boat hurriedly ane
then caught Brenda about thu
waist. LET 60 the limb" he said
1--WE got you"
'I'n say you have" said Brenda
with difficulty. "You needn'
squeeze the life out of me-"
The man put her down upon sol
id ground and eyed her with inter
est. "Gee!" he said.
whats the matter?" Brenda
wanted to know.
'You look like a girl I seen down
to a Linville movie"
II hope it was a girl you liked, D
said Brenda, brushing herself.
"Oh, sure I did. If I get money
enough I'm going out to Hollywood
to meet her"
Brenda smiled at him, saw thai
he wasn't more than 10, and hac
friendly eyes. will do - unit.
fhon9', che ocko6
''Sure," said the young fellow
Whats your name?"
"Just call me Brenda. What's
yours?"
''Zeb Rottler."
Hello, Zeb!" Brenda held out he1
hand.
Hello yourself" said Zeb. Gee,
I'm glad I came along when I did
so am l." said Brenda. I could
not have held on much longer" She
remembered the picnic lunch. "As
a reward for your bravery, you're
to have some of my cake and sand.
wich. I've also a thermos of COT
fee."
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-15

feeling horribly depressed. She
sensed something evil brewing, and
hated to think of the boy Zeb
being drawn into it. And the evil
was very evident, she thought.
Zeb's aunt in the factory Otto
also and seeing that the boy
met the men who were supposed to
be hunters and fishermen :.
Somehow it all tied up-made
kind Of pattern, a pattern that had
something sinister about it.
(To Be Continued)
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-15
OTHER NETWORKS
FRInAY. OCTOBER /;

FKIHA1, OCIOBEN ID
Eastern War Time P. M.-Subtract One
Hour for CWT., 2 Hrs. for MWT.
tChanges in programs as listed due to
corrections by networks made too
late to incorporated
5:15-Portia Faces Life. Drama nhc
Dick Tracy. Detective Serial - blu
Mother and Dad Serial Series - chs
Black Hood. Dramatic Serial - mbs
5a0-Tust Plain Bill. Dramatic nbc
The Jack Armstrong Serial - blu-east
The Sea Hound in Repeat = blu-west
Are You Genius? Quiz Show - chs
Chick Carter. Detective Serial mbs
5.A5-Front Page Farrell Serial nbc
Captain Meningitis Serial - blu-east
American Women. Drama Series - chs
Serial Series for Riddles mbs-basic
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-15
CRUISER DAMAGED

MADRID, Oct. 14.-R-A dis
patch from La Linea said today the
U. S. Cruiser Philadelphia enter
ed drydock at Gibraltar for repair
of damage received in Italian
coastal fighting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-15
RADIO
, WkFD Wilmington
400 kc

-
FRIDAY, OCTOBER Is
7:30-Family Altar.
7:45-Red, White and Blue Network
s:oo-Dsily War Journal with Martin
Agronsky.
8:15-Musical Clock.
1904. M. News.
8:45-Musical Clock.
9:00-The Breakfast Club with Don
Mcneil.
l0:Oo1County Health Program.
l015-Roy Porter, News.
l0:30-Home Demonstration Club Ppm.
l0:35-Let's Dance.
I0:55-U. P. News.
l1:00-Breakfast at Sardi's.
II :30-Gil Martyr, News.
II :45--Living Should Be Fun.
u :oo-The Supreme Stewardship.
II :15-Meet Your Neighbor Alma
Kitchell.
Educational Farm and Home Hour.
100-Baukhage
1:15-Your Gospel Singer Edward
MacHugh.
1:30-Rest Hour
1:4O-News Wilmington Star-News.
1:45-U. p News
Capitalization Period.
2:15-The Mystery Chef.
:30-Ladies Be Seated.
D UO-oOnSS Dy MOltOIi oo"Aies'
3:15-My True Story.
3:45-Between the Bookends with Ted
Malone.
4:00-Blue Frolics.
4:30-Time, Views the News
4 45-The Sea Hound.
5:00-Hop Harrigan.
5:15-U. P. News.
5:30-Lone Ranger.
6O0-Terry and the Pirates.
6:15-Spy Stories.
6 :30-Ten, Two Four Ranch Party.
6:45-Sports
6:55-News Wilmington Star-News.
7:00-Let's Dance.
7:45-Fighting Heroes of the U. S. Navy.
s:oo-Watch the World go by - Earl
Goodwin.
8:15-The Parker Family.
8:30-Meet Your Navy.
9:oo-Gangbusters.
e3o-victory Parade of Spotlight Bands
a:55-Harry Wsmer Sports.
1o:oo-Carolina Playboys.
l6:15-Listen to Lulu.
10 3o-What's Your War Job?
Evening star., 1943-06-18
Classified Ad Men
Name New Officers
Hordin Elected President
Of National Association
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 18.-Charles r.
Hardin, classified advertising man
ager Of the Columbus (Ohio) Dis
patch. was elected president of the
Association Of Newspaper CLASSIFIED
Advertising Managers last night at
the concluding session Of the annual
convention.
Bert Rel> Of the Lancaster pa
Newspapers, Inc, whom Mr.. Hardin
succeeded, was named to the board
Of directors.
Other new officers elected were
Harry, Binger, Dayton (Ohio) Jour-
nal-Herald, first vice president;
Lawrence Amundson, Sioux Falls
Is. Dak) Daily Argus-Leader, second
vice president; Herbert w. Tushing-
ham, Courier Post Newspapers
Camden, N. j., secretary, and James
F. OConnor, Pittsburgh Post-Ga-
zette, treasurer.
In addition to Mr.. Reh, members
elected to the board Of directors for
two-year terms included Fred J.
Ellis, Ann Arbor CMich.) News; L. j.
Cummings, Vancouver British Co.
lumbia) Daily Province, and Joseph
Hopkins, Philadelphia Enquirer.
Felix s. Towle was elected to the
new ONCE Of general manager of
the association, replacing the ONCE
OF executive secretary, held by Mr..
Towle for the last two years.
The San Antonio (Tex.) Express
and Evening News was awarded first
prize in classified promotion foe
Evening star., 1943-06-18

than that. He plans and directs all
the numbers involving horses. He
has been trouping these n years. He
started out stunting with horses,
which was an old story to him even
then, and he's an authority on horses
and their ways.
You1l see Mr.. Bradna riding q
smart gig in the opening number, as
grand marshal Of the old time street
parade. which he SO often led years
ago. And you'll see May Kovar and
her cats in the big top at Benning
road and Oklahoma avenue NE.
You'll see . score Of other big-time
acts.
The final performances are today
and tomorrow, with shows each day
ut 2:15 and Sis pm.