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Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-23
I,v. Fan Quote
Is Set at Nine

desert areas and in the units now
protecting our coast line and i'm
portant structures. The American
Red Cross asked the Victory Serv-
ice League to collect the fans and
Mitchell means to do a good job
of it,
DON'T WANT JUNK
I'VE don't want junk" Mitchell
said. THE men in the service de-
serve the best. The fans and radios
must be in working condition. We
know there are fans and radios
going to waste in FL Centro. We
know it is hot in Imperial Valley
j now but the ServiCemen need the
fans. We have coolers The Serv-
icemen who need the fans so badly
are in the desert area. Surely we
can let them have the fans we no
longer need. Take the trouble to
dig them out and telephone me at
El CentrO 1l06. We will pick up
the fans and radios both. Our
quota is nine but we would like to
go far beyond our quota"
ne eh)ldlllcu JlldJ the Il1Cll Cdll-
not leave the areas where they are
serving and there are no recrea-
tional facilities there They will
appreciate battery or electric radios.
The fans will be used by the
men on the desert to construct
coolers in their day rooms. The
men who are in the anti-aircraft
and 5earchlight batteries, in the
Coast Guard lookout posts and
guards for our dams and bridges
and other important structures will
benefit by the radios.
Mitchell wants to close the drive
for fans and radios by August |.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-23
Imperial Valley Press

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ST., Ell Centre, Calf.
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and President.
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Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-23
Bennett Funeral
II Am. Monday

1t was decided that funeral Serv-
ices for Rex Bennett, pilot killed
in an airplane crash at Blythe last
wednesday, will be held at the Wee
Kirk O. the Heather at Forest
Lawn Memorial park in Glendale
at II a m. Monday.
Bennett, resident of the Holtvillc-
Heber area, was killed while on
maneuvers in an instruction course
at Blythe. He was a son OF Mr..
and Mrs. c.. G. Bennett. we'll know
Imperial Valley residents.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-23
HOLLYWOOD
BY ERSKTNE JOHNSON

resulted in an amusing situation,
with Hollywood finally discover
ing who is boss i'm the Cagney or
ganization.
When Bill turned down several
offers made Jimmy recently Tor
outside films. the studios trying To
borrow the star Immediately went
over Bills head, telephoning jim
my on vacation in the east. Cagney
wouldn't even answer the calls.
Have 'em talk to Bill" he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-23

captain in l942, bcCame UpShut'5
AIDE de e-Camp.
HOLDER OF MEDAL
UpShur was holder of congress
sional medal of honor for service
in Haiti in 1915. lie had been with
the marines since 1904, and served
overseas in France during the last
world war. He was 81 years old
al the time Of his death. He is
survived by his wife, now living in
San Francisco.
Charlie" Paddock, a native of
Gainesville. Tex, was graduate
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-23

How about those fans and radios?
Red Mitchell was tearing his hair
and rushing around madly Friday
in frenzied effort to arouse the
interest of FL Centrans whom he
knows have electric fans and radios
they would be glad to donate to
Seryicemen if they had the energy
to dig them out Of garages and
storage rooms.
AS FL Centro chairman for the
Victory Service League, Mitchell
must collect nine fans and nine
radios for the use of men in the
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-23
Filler Becomes Ace
In One ENGAGEMENT

u. S. ARMY HEADQUARTERS.
South Pacific, July 13 Delayed
CUP) First Lieut.. Elmer NJ
Wheadon, Los Angeles, shot down
five Jap planes over the Rendova
area on July |, it was announced
today.
Wheadon. q P-40 flight leader of
the 18th Air Force, led his planes
and four Marine Wildcats against
nine enemy dive bombers as they
started to attack American ships
the day after U. S. forces moved
into Rendova and New Georgia.
The flight leader set fire to one
Jap plane and blew up another
Just off the water. He circled and
bagged two more enemy planes.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-23

WASHINGTON, July -UP)-
The navy today pressed an investi-
CATION of an airplane crash in
Alaska last Wednesday that took
the lives OF Maj. Gen. William p.
Ups1ur, marine commanding gen.
eral of The pacific department, his
aide. Capt Charles w. Paddock.
THE worlds fastest human" and
four others.
The navy said there were no sur
vivors of the crash, which occurred
near Sitka, Alaska. The plane
burst into flames, but the bodies
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-23
Lifting Of Coffee
Rationinq Is Due

WASHINGTON, July % CUP)-
Removal of coffee from the ration
list is imminent and MAJ be an
nounced any day authoritative
officials said today.
The removal date awaits final
approval expected momentarily by
the Office of Price Administration
and War Food Administration.
recommendations for removal, ef-
fective Immediately, have been
placed before top officials of both
agencies, ....z.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-23
Only Direct Act by FDR
Can Prevent Ia. Strike

LOS ANGELES, July 23.-(UP)-
Only direct intervention by PreSi-
dent Roosevelt can prevent a strike
set for 2 q. m. Sunday by one of
Los Angeles areas two principal
transportation lines, mayor Fletcher
Bowron reported today
Street car and bus service on the
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-23
Admir- al, Captains
Earn Navy Crosses

WASHINGTON. July % up
Rear Admiral Nahlon S. Tisdale
and two naval captains whose
cruisers defeated japanese forces
at the battle of Lunga Point have
been awarded navy crosses by
Secretary of Navy Frank Knox.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-23
Wamt@d! M en- and
Women Who Are
Hard of Nearing

To make this simple, no risk hearing test;
II you are temporarily deafened, bothered
by ringing buzsing head noises due to hard
e7ed or coagulated wax (cerumen), try the
Ourine Home Method test that so many say
has enabled them to hear we'll again You
must hear better after making this simple
test or you get your money back at once.
Ask about Ourine Ear Drops today at
CLEMENTS DRUG STORE
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-23

ific and Union Pacific and handling
SIS per cent of the freight in war
busy Los Angeles-Long Beach har-
Dor, a port of embarkation for con-
voys Of troops and munitions to the
south pacific.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-23
FILM T0aECASi


In the film. "The Constant
Nymph." Brenda Marshall plays the
role of girl who is expecting
baby and Montagu Love is seen IN
the role of man who dies. When
she completed work in the him.
Miss Marshall retired from tiie
screen to await the birth of q BABY.
Shortly after completing his role
in the picture, Love died OF a heart
attack Lyle Talbot's first role
after an honorable discharge as an
Army sergeant? You guessed IT,
He plays an Army sergeant in the
filmusical, up in Arms At
dinner the other night, Kenny
Bakers 6-year-old son said, Dad
I've finally decided what ! want TO
be--a singer So 1 won't nave
to work" -,
HOLLYWOOD is having its point"
problems, too. When Irene Dunno
and Alan Marshall cut their we'd
ding cake for "The White Cliffs
of Dover" they discovered only the
niece they cut was real. Remain
der of the elaborate 16-layer cake
was made of plaster =. AS expect
ed, Bob Hope is a riot in England.
Talking to some soldiers at U. S.
base. he said: Il understand our
bows are so adept with the worries
that all the elephants in Africa
have left for a neutral country"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-23
puOTuER IS ROSS

BROTHER is BOSS
Now that Jimmy Cagney has
completed his first independent
film, Johnny Come Lately" for
brother producer William, every
studio in town is trying to bor-
row him for starring roles. 1t has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
1t. Rendud
Having Fun
In N. Africa

1T. FRANK RENAUD is
having a lot OF fun-along with
his hard work-Over there in
North Africa.
He writes-he goes surfboard
riding on the Mediterranean in
the moonlight.
And he speaks French and
Spanish so fiuently he has been
lavishly entertained by foreign
officers and native chieftains.
The Abram van Der lees
pretty daughters, Joan and Vir-
GINA, would have been debu-
tantes this summer, II IL hadn't
been for the war. Instead they
are hard at work at business
school, learning to be secre-
taries, and claim they'll be
ready for war Jobs before
autumn.
Friends are conpiimenting
Mrs. Edward Macauley on her
wonderful tan and she got il
all in patriotic fashion-right
in Crosse Pointe. Most days
see her in the pool or on the
grass at Crosse Pointe Yacht
Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
INTRODUCING

PAMELA ANN CUMMINGS. =. born July 10 to Capt. and
Mrs Kenneth L. Cummings (Jeanne Kettner).
THOMAS ALAN BRAWND. born July IA to Mr., and
Mrs. William H. Brawnd Betty Lenng).
MARILYN SILVER born July II TO Mr.. and Mrs
Marshall Arthur Silver Helen Jacobson.
CHRISTOPHER MILLS. born July 19 to 1t and Mrs
David Mills Julia Ligon)
CAROL LYNN FINE. born July 10 to Mr.. and Mrs.
Elliot r. Fine Shirley Dunitz)
PATRICIA THOMPSON. =. born July % TO 1t and Mrs.
William B. Thompson II Patricia Grant Daley.
NICKEL IDA BEEMAN. born July IS to Mr. and
Mrs. W. +. Beeman Irene Cox.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

Newly elected d. A. d. Off
GERS are: Miss Frances Fleming,
president; Miss Joan Lawson,
vice president; Miss Nancy Ian
day. corresponding secretary.
Miss Joyce Shields. recording
secretary; Miss Jean Horn.
treasurer: and Miss Barbara
White, chaplain.
Miss Margo SturgiS. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Grant b. Stur-
gis Of Indian Village Manor, fire.
quently entertains in the Sturgis
residence over the Week-ends.
Miss Sturgis entertained 10
guests recently at a potluck
supper party.
Among the attractive junior
misses present were Patricia
MacInnis. Ruth Ives and Vera
Mae Adams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Sorority
Initiation,
Installation
IMPRESSIVE formal initi-

AN IMPRESSIVE formal initi-
"a alton and installation of
officers took place at a candle
light service Saturday evening
when the newly organized
Omega Nu Tau Sorority officers
received their rituals.
Miss Dorothea Murray of
Maiden avenue was installed
president; Miss Nancy Rockwell
of Algonquin avenue, vice presi-
dent; Miss Wilma Rether of
Minden avenue, secretary; Mrs.
Emery Davies of Lakewood ave-
nue., society editor; Donna Rock
well of Algonquin avenue,
chaplain; Miss Betty Barnes OF
Somerset avenue, sergeant at
arms: and Miss Ethel Nichols
of Lakewood avenue, historian.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

Remaining in California
Mr.. AND MRS. CHARLES
STIN CHI FIJI l. y and their
daughter Diane will continue
their stay in Santa Barbara,
Cal, until late August. =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Charity Is Object

Omega M Tau is a social,
nonacademic. national sorority
engaged in philanthropic work.
Grand officers attending the
installation were: Mrs. j. l..
Steinhagen. grand president Of
Bedford, Ind; Mrs. Thomas
Cisco, grand vice president OF
Indianapolis; Mrs. Russell Wat
tleworth, grand secretary OF In
dianapolis; Mrs. Paul w. Cook,
grand treasurer also of Indian
apolis; Miss Vera Harmeson,
grand chaplain Of Anderson,
Ind: Miss Norma Nicewanner,
grand historian of Muncie, Ind;
and Miss Berta Rinker, grand
sergeant at arms of Alliance. ..
Guests also attending were:
MEsDAMEs
Paul NJ Cook Dallas Smith
william r. Ruscher George Harshman
Dorothy Seifert Hugh Hogan
Edward Hohh r. p. AcWiliams
Thomas Cisco
MISSES
Marian Rutherford Vera HArmeson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

Pay only "A ANAL deposit. Then
you pay weekly or monthly ae-
eording to your desire. By next
fall, your coat will be paid for or
ready to use when you want it
Evening star., 1943-06-07
HELP MEN.

SODA FOUNTAIN MAN.
Neighborhood drugstore. good pay, easy
hours Randolph 3lNN
Evening star., 1943-06-07
Direct Mail COpv Writer

By large: well-estab. orga anization publish
ing services pertaining to Federal Govt
activities. Essential industry. Must have
knowledge of promotion mechanics and
statistics. Male or female Salary attrac-
tive but desire some one with capacity for
further growth and advancement. Write
giving fun details on personal training
and experience history. Box lily, Star.
Evening star., 1943-06-07
They Call Ii Pacific
by CLARK LEE

the three giant radio towers at
Cavite topple and crash from a
direct hit. Again destroyers were
buzzing around just outside the
flames.
The boys OF the 20Oth asked,
Where are our fighters?"
I didn't know.
I told them their 37-millimeter
guns were shooting far under the
Jap planes. They answered, These
guns are for use against dive
bombers. They won't shoot over
10000 feet. We clocked those babies
as they went over just now at close
to 10000 feet. The Japs certainly
have a good bomb-sight and know
all about using oxygen.
The best we can do is to keep
them up fairly high"
Keeping them up seemed to help
a little.
The Japs bombed % ships anchored
in the harbor, all in line. They
cruised up and down the line three
or four times. We saw the big
fountains of water spout up. After
1t was over one ship was sinking
fast and another was on fire. There
had been only one direct hit.
After that the ships were scattered
over the bay to present less of a
target and those with passengers
aboard came in and unloaded. One
Of the ships tried to make a run
for it to a southern island in the
Philippines. 1t was the steamship
Corregidor, now an inter-island
steamer but formerly his British
majesty's ship the Engadine and
as such the first seaplane carrier in
history. The Engadine had survived
the battle of Jutland. AS the Cor
regidor it was less fortunate. Try
ing to sneak through the mine fields
off the island of Corregidor on De-
cember II it hit one of our own mines
and exploded and sank within a
matter of seconds. Three hundred
were saved by PIT boats and other
vessels from Corregidor Island, but
500 persons. including many promi-
nent Philippine political figures, lost
their lives.
Most of the other ships success
fully negotiated the mine fields, with
the assistance of pilot boats. and
made it through to Singapore. Java.
or India, and then to relatively safe
waters But they went out without
passengers.
Continued tomorrow
(copyrisht, 1943 by Clark Lee the Viking
Press)
Evening star., 1943-06-07
HELP MEN.
Automobile Mechanic.
ESSENTIAL, WORK

Good working conditions. steady work;
average over $50 week; substantial guar
antee TO right man. Logan Motor Co.,
I'LL 18th st. NV. See Mr.. Worsham.
Evening star., 1943-06-07
PRESSER

Must be experienced. can make over -
wk. Phone, trinidad 1000; or apply Hofi
man Dry Cleaning Co. 1880 Penn. ave. S,
Evening star., 1943-06-07
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

men with good instruction. for part-time
teaching: well paid. Apply BERLITz
$50 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1943-06-07
HELP MEN tcont.,.

BOOKKEEPER, must be thoroughly ex-
perienced in general mercantile retail
accounting. This is a very fine position,
with opportunities ahead: salary begin
ming at $3.50. See Mr. Nee at p j.
Nee Co. 145 7th st. NV, Wednesday bet.
Evening star., 1943-06-07
WAREHOUSEMAN,
ATTENTION.

! Active and alert, good pay with increase
/ IN 30 DAYS LooSe-Wiles Biscuit Co. b :
Island u
Evening star., 1943-06-07

CARPENTER. for old time permanent work
on family-owned real estate. Call Glebe
Evening star., 1943-06-07

short-order, at Weaver S
5914 Georgia ave. NV; o.
Evening star., 1943-06-07

army
Breanahan, NJ F Bostic. Theo
Brownmiller. Karl Upshaw Georse H.
Sturm. Herman NJ. Simmons, Leroy
Murdock, Overton L. Flaniaan Ralph L.
Cady. William A. Priest. Pierce g.
Rodbord j. H. Lavinson. Albert I.
Held. Erwin j. Campbell, A. O.
Dean. Paul W. Valore, Aurelio
Jarboe. F. c. Levin, Henry
Thompson. c. L. Edwards, Angus c.
Lund. James Z. Matheos, Gus
McDermott. }. w. Henning. Bernard B
Burns, Mitchell Pascoe, Raymond F.
Maxwell c. w. Farley, Joseph s.
Cross. Harold L. Aylestock Glenn o.
Mumford. Ellwood W. Debaca, Trinidad c.
Long. Lowell H. Burton. Everett E.
Trimbl.- Wayne Konikow. Robert B.
Hughes, Richard J. levin. Abraham J.
Bennett. Dan K Seyfartn. Harry E.
Napoli Louis P. Peters. Albert W.
Phillips, George NJ. Schatz Arthur r.
Pecker, Arnold J. Thompson. Morris "
vammino, D. J Giamo, Samuel F.
Tomlin son. H. E. Asher, Georse
Wood. David L. Peck. Kenneth E.
Stamper. Harry l.. Harper. Robert c.
Jones. Raymond Reid. Edwin L.
Ingram. Ivory J. Salus. sydney G..
Hood. Raymond Z. Covey. Robert z.
Hamlin. Raymond w. Goldberk. BENJAMIN
Brockineton. Josiah
Navy.
Glascoe, Leon A. Kennison. H R.
Norvell, Joseph M. Blount. Fait R.
Curtis. Theodore w. Jones. Donald B.
Day, Nathaniel D. Davis. Amos r.
Lee. Robert G. Nckens. Joseph r.
Aston. John w. Miller. Archie
Grgmpton' .Ma1 John A. ArtiS At1x.N Nathsne ban.
Fisher. Carlton
Marine Corps.
Thomas. Paul H Mozell. Fred
Kelly, Paul
Evening star., 1943-06-07
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATORS, . men, all-around:
S15 guaranteed women, all-around: $50
guaranteed. Apply immediately Box 352
H. Star.
COOKS t2l colored. experienced; men or
women: S25 ea; 6-dav wk: , meals See
Miss Roberts. Sibley Hosnital.
COUPLE. live in: general housework, some
experience with gardening: both apply in
person: must be draft exempt. 1902
Emerson st. NV
COUPLE, colored. no children, for general
farming. nearby Md: wife to do house
work S95 mo- with furn. house, S15 mo.
with room and board MA. OSLO. 1921
9TH St NV.
DISHWASHER. colored. Apply 500 11th
st. NV
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, older colored man
or settled woman; alternate DAYS, to 4
and to IL; good salary: also janitor's
helper. full-time job mornings only.
See resident manager. 1914 18th st NV.
ITALIAN SPEAKING ladies or gentlemen,
with good instruction. for part-time teach
ing; well paid. Apply BERLITZ, 500 18th
ST. NV.
MAN AND WIFE, white, good refs, man
age small apt. bldg. Call DE. 1856.
MAN AND WOMAN for counter. Friday,
Saturday and Sunday. Apply USO, sol
Penna. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1943-06-07
HELP MEN.

Part-Time Fountain Work
nights week. u day Sunday; good pay
Service Pharmacy, 14th and l. SIS. NV.
f2). colored good pay to start. Feather
stone Service Station. 1905 New Jersey
Evening star., 1943-06-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ADAM 4: WEscHR 4 SON, AUCTION
eersINotiee is hereby given that on
we es' vii sell p by public suction at s.Hir Hird and
for storage and Zor other charges: 1887
LETT with us SIN in the oH name a. U Of john Gillian;
1884 Ford de luxe Fordor Sedan. Motor
No; 1s;94S255. left with us in the name
Gor &C r Trank Sedan Sedan. Motor iS No No. fs.I;l ISL
left with us in the name of John W: Doo-
ley; 1888 Ford standard Fordor sedan
name name Of Of r. Rose. ss sTEuART ri" MoToRs
Northeast Store. 3rd and H streets ne.
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE WILL NOT
ss ene Sa mys s debts oHH fy
All Eye St. ne.
HEREAFTER I WILL NOT BE REsPoN-
sble for debts Sy any 20 one but
eS1es eSsTss S salSneo poNAT NJ Hn W1LsoN
Camp Butner: North Carolina; formerly
5000 Conn: ave, washington. D: G.
holders Of the American Fire Insurance
Company Of D: C., for the election Of
sin i sth nsau st. A. n.w M washinston' hi m b c on
Thursday. June II. 1a43, at II O'Clock
an Poles aEoRos s E NJ SoeR fsHm secre
tary.
NOTICE Of LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
City of Washington. District of Columbia
Wallace B. Davis. Kate N, Davis, Wal
lace 3. Davis, jJr.. Anne Davis Cope. John
for the business of buying. selling, leasing
and managing of real estate. together with
the conduct and operation of boarding
houses .lodgins houses and restaurants,
Location of principal place of business
is at 1855 n Street, in the City of Wash
ineton, D. c.
Wallace B. Davis is a general partner
The limited partners are Kate N. Davis,
who has contributed the sum OF $3.50 in
tributed the sum of 500 in cash: Anne
Davis Cope. who has contributed the sum
of 5000 in cash. John Nicholas Davis. who
has contributed the sum of 5000 in cash
The partnership is to continue for fve
years.
Dated the 1.th day Of April. la43.
WALLACE B. DAVIS,
KATE N DAVIS.
WALLACE B. DAVIS, Jr.
ANNE DAVIS COPE.
Evening star., 1943-06-07
Speaker Forgets Speech
When Given $3.50 Check

By the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY.-Dr. John B.
Bisceglia, missionary work director,
planned with care the address he
would make at the Central Presby-
terian Church dinner in his honor.
After dinner, though, he was
handed check for $3.50, contributed
by church members as surprise.
He forgot his speech completely.
Evening star., 1943-06-07
83 Report Tomorrow
To Army and Naval Forces

Sixty-three District men who
were inducted into the Army or
May Is and 20 others were inducted
into the naval forces June will
report for active duty in their re-
spective services tomorrow.
Scheduled to report are:
Evening star., 1943-05-26

D-Hieh compliment when your best beau coils you
"pretty as your pinofoe"-if it is this fetching fIo1
ered cotton chnz pnoforefrock pink or blue, $lo.55
E-Poy suits take to ruffles-ond look gorden-fresh
as their flower print Easy ytokeepfresh cotton shirt
ond-shorts with separate skrt---------------$7.95
F-cheeked and ruffed two-woy ehormer Of a royon
pinofore- -predomnontIy beige or Iovender----$795
RuffIed rovon blou.e-oII beioe or lavender
G-f YOU are THE lass who loves soor, fIotter him
bit with your sailor dress-novy or sky blue cotton
All IN mieees' sizes.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
THURSDAY MORNING


W1TB-Bo Bethesda Temple.
WE$f-NeWscEst music.
10:l5 A. NJ.
WJR-Stories l.. s. Loves.
WWJ-The Open Door.
CkLW-ChOir Loft.
VICAR Ta bernscle. .
W%IZ-NeWs Ace.
1880 A. NJ
WJP -Honeymoon Hili-M.
WWJ-Help Mated.
CKLW-Mary Morgan-T.
WNYZ-Babv Institute.
WJLB-Great WaltLes.
NExL--Treasury Parade.
IO;4s A. NJ.
WJR--Bachelor's children.
WNWJ-Thester OF the Air.
WCAR-Victory Gardens.
W%YZ Right or Wrong.
WE&Ls-Good neighbors.
1900 A. NJ.
w k-hary Lee Taylor-I.
WWJ--RoAd OF LIED.
CKLW-Meet the band.
WCAR-NeWs Ace.
WXYZ-At Sardi's-T.
WJLB-Flying Reporter-T.
NE%LS-Newscast. music.
ll.15 A. NJ.
WJR-SecOnd Husband-D,
WWJ-Vic and Ssde-D.
CKLW-Melody Time.
WCAR-B0y from Hins-H.
IL 80 A. NJ.
WJR-EriRht Horizon-D.
WWJ--Sn0w Village.
CKLW-Soldiers Wife-D
WCAR-Lettcrs from BOYS
WNNI- GI Martyr y
WJLB-Listen 10 Leibert.
NENI-Dauce music.
NJBh Betty Roberts T.
ll45 A. ".
WJR--Aunt Jenny -.
WWJ--DaVid Harun- n.
* LW- Musical lnterlude
WCAR-Spiks Jones NJ.
WNYZ-Chsrm Kitchen T
WJLB-Nictofy Volunteers
WExL-Music.
WJBK-NsUs Roundup.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25

The Iron Chancellor; capital
of North Dakota; archipelago
and sea in the East?
Maybe one of these was an
ancestor Of yours - Samuel
Fuller, William White, Richard
Warren, Francis Cook, Thomas
Rogers, T hom as Williams,
Peter Brown, John Turner,
Christopher Martin. They
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25

- INC World War I. What preSi-
dent signed for the L, s. and
who was Germany's chief OF
state then?
S-Pvo of the largest American
business concerns have as
their presidents two different
men named Charles F.. Wilson.
What concerns?
What one name fits all these:
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25

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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25

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first instrument of civil gov
ernment ever subscribed as
the act OF a whole people.
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lowest spot in 'the u. s.
Where's the lowest place on
earth?
The first colored comic strip
in any newspaper was what7
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
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