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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-07
HippeNrente Gkeater
Step 1ineln" beaimnt Oonn rstaa,
ben Z. Septcmber.

Der nene &GS-Jilm, tctite!t Step
2ipeIp", ser OonnerStoa, sen :. Sep-
temher, in, &ippnSrpms Ibsater be-
aarn, lit ein erl.flniiiges lmliifaliihes
Shon '.'.'. geSarft mt Sr,i. 't,6-
men 2ieb:gn mo 9iippcn fitclnSrn
Sitl,atioa:;i bon Nni,'aJ 6is 6u Gnor.
nit ;sr..nf Sirotra ols StGauipicfrr
mh S&aa.y 5nelcicb il, ser IitclrolIc.
Sirat,n i":elt sic Stol!a zines Dill.
ncniG)r'ititsaers mnS George Murpbn
&, ms &crltelIers, :iai sSaltcr Slp.
snf, slNn pie Mrni,a Gloria Sc Sa-
~ ~, 'sngenr YaG IT, :. len fit IN
T~,.. '.:,t ihm. Mub, :, Sic nod mt.
a'irfHl linb: gSnllp .s';.:', sllnn
Gnrncu .SranD Mithri nm slnnc
Seffreps. SerDliira 81 cs Ait,. ~.
len ~ sI icb"n.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-07

Serr George Sd,ueiber lpuroe ipieoer
u(s Tedltsherater uno bns Sieb. gmer.
ToIfsGlatf pieber als pffisieues Sunnes@
croan bes g. q. Sdngerbunbe5 erindhlt.
SRraui iolgte &ertagung bis gum
nad)Iten Wprgen 10 llbr pcrnllttass.
Gad scr erIten Situng beoaben 'ld)
sic Gelcgaien uno 8dItc mad, oen
untercn SGumen, oen ihouge'fmiid-
ten SpeiieIaal, no Elm Ieines M!t-
tageiion arfaetrasen !mlroe, ocs nad)
oe, longcn criteu Sibllng allen mob;
munoete.
9tah sem Giien iiilltcn Die 8alte
uno Ielseatcn Ser oberen Saal, no
eiipas lpdter oils nngeaeben I'm 3::3O
llbr nadlnittags eiil reiWbaltlges
4roaralnm NIT yStnr Spanaleo
Banner" gemeinid,aftlid) geiunaen er'
offnet lpucoc.
,seIa-ErGIioentin SRI. S!ap Heb'
ner bsJriibte Ole 8iiite in bey3tiheH
ksorten. Damn iang Ger 8eltlelte
,Sunior Gbor Mabrigul inter Seltllne
pom iseitSirisenten Tro'. u. 9flfo
ln,s ,@iGfommen" bon u. geifolaiis
nit Srd)citer ,gcgleitung nno 6ral
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-07

su bier Monate niht geiibt batter
tpeil ibr bcfannter unb beliebter Dirt.
gent @illp GROCER idper franf bar
nieoer liegi unb BON Isincm aolleser
pertreten iperoen mlBte. uSm 6el0t
oes Niorgens friib" bon 8urgbaro1
uno Scr sSsiiger aus 2urpfalS" Dor
Stbcgrapen ipuroen bon Mannerd)o,
Gintrabt- -Sermania rrddtig norge
tragen uno nit Sen 2icoern 'tiis
Sanstieb beft" bon Giienbarger l,l,i
,,Sod)s balte @ad)t" pon 3ifeli fan
nas id)onc Gpn5ert gum MbidluB.
Gabber fano elm ganfett ltatt uni
Elm ieiner Siihnerbraten ipuroe ice
piert Nad) Sem Giien unterbielten iist
Sung uno sllt bel froblibem Ians
9ieSern iino ungesuungencn Se.
IprGhan in Sen unteren Riilmen Biz
es renig iblllg.
3meite Sagesiitnug.
sIm nltlten Morgen, am Mrbeiter.
.ag, ianoen lid bie Gelcgaten friit
seitis 81 einem isriibicboppen nrS
1riibltiid inn Sadianheim elm. lin
10 llbr lplroc Die 5.peite IagesiibunQ
pum Yralioenten q. @ilfinger eroif
net. 8leih oarauf tpuroe Gr-gunbess
8rilioent Micbael &rauB eriud)t Oel
I'M lesten Sabr peritorbenen Sunae,
in einiaen Worten ,no 8ebet 81 &C.
oenfen urh er erleoigte iid) b!eiel
ebrenoen Nuieabe in fllr5en Worten
inbcm or folgenoes 6eoibt oen in
iseloc sem Gaterlano oieneuOen Sad)
ieuiobnen uno gobtern niomete.
Ton tiefem Sdmer5 belueat url
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-07

bon innigiter 0olfsliebe begleltct,
lpoaen mir auA uniern Sleben, Die
linn SeeresSienite geiallen einige Wit-
Ieiossporte sur,,icu.
Newi6mer o<n Qanbtrmppen.
@ir Ia6en cud, nidt bel eurcm Sdcieen.
8ir icntten elr) nibt tiei binab.
Ser Sd)attcn eurer @dnme Soeimatsireiae
NNGt nicbt aui cuer oelbeuarab.
Seine beimntscrhc Soilt' eub cedcn.
acin &reus. tein Stein auf eurem Srab,
&ein Muttellalt tann eudb tpiebar lueden
Sbr rubt in iremoer Grbe Staub.
@etu;omet ben Seeleuten.
Sas Mcer. benz cure Araft gegeben.
@ab tiei i'm @r,lnne eud Die 8Nh.
llnb iiber eure 2eid)en ihlpeben
Sic Sd,iife eurer Sein,at 5u.
@anu 9icbe nic)t gum Hrabe tpauen.
slls letten @rib ben Sran5 81 tpeiben.
Splt 6eloen SIR, I'M @an1pf aefallen
Sm Ser5en uns llniterblidJ iein.
8ierauf ,pMroen bic neren Veam.
ten BON Gr,8unoesprdlioent Mihacl
arauB in lire aemter in sebiibreneer
@eiie cinscfiibrt unb aae pcriprad)en
ibr beltes iiir oen Sdnaerbuno nno
oie 0unoesieftionen 5u tun. &ieraui
apuroe Sic SGugerfeitfrage nnterbrel-
tet uno es cntipann lid, cine 5iemlif
crnite 1ebatte cb elm Sdagerfelt Of.
gebalten tperoen iolle ODER nid't. uno
ga oieic s(ngelesenbeit eriinolid pp,
aaen Saiten reifli6 beiproden mar,
tpuroe ein slntrag elm Sdngcrieit ab.
5ubalten eiritimmig ansenonmen. On
Seftion IT, Gamenhor saronia. Inn
ons Sdrgerfelt angeiubt bate, tpurce
beihloiien es in glepelanb Weit NAT,
| ties SSabr, 1915, ab3ubalten.
| Bleid caraui eriubten Der G(epe-
lauo Gait Slnior Saron Gbor inn ole
n1hite @onpention fit 1916 an, nno
oa niemano mebr animht, rruroe lie
oem Gbor, Seftion %, 5ngeiagt.
| Gs fpuroe ierner bei6loiien oej'
ausibeioenoen Benmten, pie lanas
Sabre Dem tS6ngerbnno geoient ba
ben Elm @eident 3ll maiden un6 ez
muroe beidloiien oiefe Anselegenbei
ben @unoesbeamten ai1 iiberlaifen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-07
zman3ig(te konbention
nrs s.. s.. 5angerbunnes

Seftion 1, GIebHanh. Ship.
I. @unbessS sSefretGr, q. s.. Srieien
henoit. Seftion ), Spraiu, Ohio.
,. 8lnocSz Setretdr, Sol. Sillie Meb
ncr, Seftipn 27, Glepelunb, Ohio.
@unbesidabmcilter, @ilbelm Nnbrde
Seftipn 4, erie, Yu.
slls @l,nbesperIualter purben 9epdblt
Seleoat Mir,ael Salnnen, Seftion /,
Cleveland; Seteentin Mnnd Small. Set
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-07

Dann crbat iib &ebafteur Sdneiocr
bas @ort uno ridtete einige Worte
an Sic Oclegaten inS 6anfte aller
geftipnen. Sic aL1 in finan5ieuer
&iniiht Ser Seituns seoaht baben III
sen lebten 5tuei Sabren; uhcr oas bat-
ten nus tpenige Seftionen getan uno
er eriud)te sic idurnigen Seftionen tpe-
nigitens iett ba aues 10 teuer 1T, Der
3eitung inter Sic slrme sil greiien.
Muh eriudte er Sic Galesaten, ibrer
SefretGren oabeim nit5utcilen. oal}
N;enstag MeoaftionsibluB lei llnS
bon biniort ip6ter eintreffenoe ge.
rihte nid,t mebr beriidiittiat tueroen
f0nntcn.
Ser neic gunoesprGiioent, 9err
Beorg aaidber, oanfte nem aaitaeber,
oer 0crair fiir sic quite 9espirtl,ng
,,no bas freunolide Gntgcgenfcmmcn
nno Sri. 3iup Hebncr als Seltprdlt-
oentin oanfte, SAB man lire Seftlc,
nit oieier &onpention betrmlt babe
Nit Mbiineen ser acknowledgement
,ssd5 bin Elm Sad,s id) iaes nit Stol5"
nnb rItp Country 'tis of thee" fam
sic 90. &onocntinn gum Mb'hlub.
Mah einem icinen Mittageiien mad.
ten iid) auc Geleaaten a,lf Sen Seinl-
meg.
Tieie 3cnpention mar, ipenn man
oieie if,pcre 3eit, in ser mir uns be,
iinoen in getraht 5ieht, cine Ser Be,
item. Gen Seitern ocrielben ,,no allen
Silfsfomitecs gebiibrt arober Cant
fir sic aeleiitete Mrbeit. slui Wicoer'
iebcn beim SGngerieit ndhltes Sabr
Soifea mir bab Bis oabin Der soloent
,sriebsn eingefebrt iein miro.
llnterlegene &anoioatcn pIlege''
iif su drgern, aber eigentlib 'clter
lie ihabenfrnb ie!n.
Ser Stcin triigt. abcc Der @elo
ihein iibersel,et.
@er su piel 3eit hat. glal'bt lid
bersftist, lie 81 per3eueen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-07

Mls SnueripeQe erfrcut iif) Die
6itetreac feiner 8elicbtbcit.
Ser Grieg nit Gel,tidlanb miro il,l
Suni 81, GnSe iein! Sm Suli! Sm
Mngult! ltno MN i'm September
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-07

sdluh bon Seite /.
Jdhres= =Sinan,= 8ertht
iar Bic 5eit uOm 5. september 1a4;
bis 3. september 1914.
0eiamt.G Gimnabmen:
aopigelo bon (1) @unbessSettion
fir l943 fir 8 @itslieber,
Doc y $40
aopfeeIo pon (17) gunoes>seftioneu
fir 1914 iur 450 @italieber,
a 35c 161.0o
Sntcrei1en pnn Ser Some Suuiues
anb ooal s(ii., Glepelanb, 6. 1904
3liIann,en ---- S11S.29
aaIIeitano am 5. Sept 1913 S76s.47
3uidmmen nit Ginnohnlen S946.16
Stintlidbe Illsaoben $685. $142.41
GalIaitano am 3. Sept 1914 SSo4.29
Weiamt-Mmsaaben:
Vllnoesbeamtene e8ehilter - s o1Oo
glrnbe 5beomtenS Eoitipeien - 4.9'
g,noesbeamtens sMeiIcipeien -- $50
Mebaftcur George Sdneiper fiir
Mrbeit i'm Iolfsblnit ---- 5000
Sdldtmeiiter<W <Woro fir $1,000
wer,id,er,no 800
3ulammeu S14247
Sic GeIher limb nnaele9t pie tplat:
She Some Snuinas ono Sonn sl'l,
Glenelanb, Chic ------ soll.26
Securitn Peoples Sruit 60,
geiamt z8arperuogcn ---- Sooi.29
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-07

tipu II, Glcoelonb. Sbip; Selegatin ans
tburinu SIrli,la, Seftirn II, Yplngss
topn, Shp.
Evening star., 1944-09-08
Judge Fines Juror 81
For His Tardiness

Judge Archibald B. Lovett q,
Georgia, sitting as q visiting Justice
at District Court, yesterday served
notice he will not stand for tardi.
ness when he fined Archibald Hack.
ney, a colored Juror. 81 for not beins
present to take his place in the
Jury box when his name was called
The juror, who had been in thu
courtroom earlier but had gone out
delayed impaneling Of the jury.
The 81 contempt fine was paid BY
Mr.. Hackney, q Bureau of Engrav.
ing and Printing employe, who live.
in the 2200 block Of Thirteenth
street NV.
Evening star., 1944-09-08
Youths Deny Breaking
Doctors Auto Windows

Three 18-year-old boys pleaded
not guilty before Judge. Nathan
Margold in Municipal Court yester-
day to a charge of breaking glass
in parked automobile and re-
quested Jury trial. The case was
set Tor September IL and bond for
each OF the three set at $500.
They are John r. Friedman of
1892 Military road NV, William
Worthington, 1923 Forty-first street
NV, and Harry A. Wisotzkey of
York. Pa. A 17-year-oId boy, also
implicated in the offense, according
to police, was turned over to Juye-
nile Court authorities.
The boys were charged at the
eighth precinct with DESTROYING pri-
vate property after police reported
they were standing around an auto
mobile in the $500 block of Thirty
ninth street about 2:45 am. on Sep-
tember z. The car, which belongs
TO Or. Thomas J. Rice, $40 Thirty-
ninth street NV, was found to
nave broken right front and rear
glasses, police said.
Evening star., 1944-09-08
I0PA Suspension Order
Restrained by Court

Justice r. Dickinson Let's Of Dis
trict Court late yesterday signed q
consent temporary restraining order
to enjoin the Once of Price Admin
istration from enforcing q 30-day
suspension order against WaNsr
Brown & Sons, Inc, HOO block Of
Maryland avenue S.W., pending q
hearing on preliminary Injunction
on September 13.
A suit for Injunction was filed re-
Gently by the firm, large wholesale
meat dealers, to prevent the OPA
from enforcing the flrm to suspend
business in rationed meats for the
30-day period. The suspension was
ordered on charges the corporation
had demanded too many ration
points In sales to retail dealers.
The restraining ordeA which was
consented to both by Enforcement
Attorney John L. Laskey of the Dis
trict OPA and by Arthur j. Hilland,
attorney for the firm, also included
an order to restrain the firm from
any violations of ration order
around which OPA charges in the
case are centered.
Evening star., 1944-09-08
$500 Nazis Killed
|0i Seized by French
|At Cost Of Only 1000
By SID FEEDER,

AsSoctAted Press war Correspondent.
WITH FRENCH FORCES IN
SOUTHERN FRANCE, Sept. S (De-
layed) Now that Marseille and
Toulon are 200 miles behind the
Allied vanguards, 1t may be dis
closed how outnumbered French
troops-forced to attack the fiercely
defended seaport areas before they
were ready-killed or captured 53,-
500 Germans in cleaning up the re-
gion at cost Of only 1000 cas-
ualties.
Although half his forces still were
not ashore, Gen. Jean de Lattre de
Tassigny, commander Of the French
Army in Southern France, brilliantly
directed the attacks which made
available badly needed harbors to
supply forces driving north. In
doing so, he wrote of seven va
riously constituted enemy divisions
and four German generals.
Rvahes Assault.
The original plan was to assault
the port area six days after D-day,
but spies brought information that
the Germans had densely mined
Toulon and Marseille and planned
to destroy the cities and then take
up defensive positions in forts out
side the towns.
Gen. De Lattre De Tassigny or
dered an assault one day before
schedule in order to cut of the Ger
man garrisons in both places and
at nearby Hyeres before they could
join other German forces in a stout
defense.
He issued the order despite the
fact he had only two battalions to
each regiment and only two regi-
ments to each division landed by
that time.
$4,000 Nazis Killed.
The strategy was to send combat
teams between Hyeres and Toulon
and between Marseille and Toulon
and to encircle Marseille. He
planned to attack Hyeres frontally,
since that town was easternmost of
the three.
1t worked according to plan, but
some OF the most bitter fighting of
the whole campaign resulted. When
the shooting stilled, 5000 Germans
were dead and $500 were in prison
cages.
The bold attack ahead of sched-
ule caught only half the Germans
ready in prepared positions for the
six-day battle.
Evening star., 1944-09-08

her final days work a. bond clerk
at the register Of Wills once.
The check was presented by
Eugene HALEY, manager Of the local
ONCE Of the United States Fidelity
a Guaranty Co. She also received
10 gift certificate from her fellow
workers.
Mrs. White has accumulated leave
until 6eptember 30 and actually will
retire ct that time, although yester-
day was her last day at the ONCE,
where she had worked for nearly
a years. She will he 10 on Sep
temher "a.
Evening star., 1944-09-08
PoIicemon's Word FinoI
In Swap of Credentials

By the Associated Press.
BOISE, Idaho-"Let's see your
drivers license" ordered Patrolman
Ted Discus.
Lets see your draft registration
card" retorted 1t. Col. Norman B.
Addison, Idaho's selective service
officer.
Both produced the proper creden-
tials, but the patrolman had the
last word. He gave Col. Adkison a
ticket for ignoring a stop sign.
Evening star., 1944-09-08
Retiring Court Clerk
Given $275 Gift Check

Mrs. Isabel M. White, who in
point of years of service Is District
Courts oldest employe, yesterday
was presented a $275 check from
local Offices and agencies Of surety
companies, just before she finished
Evening star., 1944-09-08
Shells Peas on Bus

DENVER R.-One young Denver
nlatron knows how to make every
minute count. Homeward-bound
on . crowded streetcar, she dill
gently shelled garden peas. putting
the peas In . paper bag. The pods2
Juzt tossed them on the floor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-15
Mile Dimes
Begins March TO
Fight Paralysis

Detroit'S annual campaign 10
raise funds for the fight against
infantile paralysis opened Off
cially today with start Of the
WXYZ-Detroit Times Mile o.
Dimes drive which Will continue
through Jan. 30.
All Detroiters will be asked 70
contribute at least a dime each
TO be turned over 10 the National
Foundation for Infantfle Paralysis
In observation OF President Roose-
velts sixty-Second birthday.
Highlight OF today's opening was
q radio broadcast scheduled for
lis p. m. over Station WXYZ
from the Mile O Dimes booth in
Grand Circus Park
Abner +. Larned state and
Wayne County chairman OF this
years campaign committee I,
Mayor JeffrieS If his health per
mts; a representative Of The De-
troit Times and Mrs. Walter r
O'Hsir, president OF the Parks and
Recreation Commission were
listed to appear on today's pro-
gram.
The Mile o. Dimes booth will
be open from 9 a, m 10 10 p. m.
daily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-15
SfalIer Mystery Bike
Beats Gas RaliOmimS
(See Pictorial Review
BY VERA BROWN

For the last four weeks. officials
~ the Hotel Statlcr have been
trying to solve the mystery Of the
locked bicycle.
Each evening securely locked
with front wheel an night angles
the bicycle appeared near the
Washington boulevard entrance 10
the Swank Terrace Room.
The bike cut off the view into
the window ~ the smart flower
shop Late guests stumbled over
il. Everybody wanted 10 get their
hands on the messenger boy who
was tho offender.
Finally Joseph NJ Rusha, sales
representative, decided 10 make a
stand
lie ordered the doormsn 70 seize
the youngster when he came out.
IT'S STILL THERE
To BushaS amazement. the
doorman reported the next morn.
ing
Nobody came out. It's still
right there"
Employees reported that the hike
usually appeared around S IN the
evening That night. Busha waited
Suddenly, out OF The cleaning
came the bicycle and rider. max
ing knots up Washington boule-
ward.
The rider haPPnd eG locked ZIP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-15
CYCLIST \ GUST

lie was Claude Narsan. perfume
permanent guest. The
parking difficulties have been
Strengthened our The bike now
stands back from the flower shop
window. Everybody is happy.
Marsan, n Partisan who vaca-
toned IN his home town in tho
summer Of 1899, says Of his bike
riding
40 reason why a bicycle
should be "A figure Of fun. I ride
mine every day of the year, no
matter what the weather. IT 7
have too long a business trip
around town, too many appoint
mentS for bike riding, ! get
cab, take the bike In with me,
and then wheel back AZ leisure
III is n war measure, some
thing very close 10 my heart. /
can afford "A car could get
gasoline for my business. l don't
want IL can da without II !"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-15

his vehicle Iio wore q knitted
head covering like The navy lads
in tho Atlantic Use m winter a
viSored face shield which fitted
over the cap, protected his face.
BuSha was too amazed 10 speak
10 the cyChSt lie followed him
into tho lobby 20 SEQ him walk 20
the desk. Cot a room kew.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-15

A Wonderful Selection Of Smart Styles!
"A Big Selection Of the Wanted Furs!
Slack and the Seasons Smart colou!
Juniors, Misses, WOmen'S, large Sizes!
Every Coat an Extraordinary Value!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-09
What S on the Air
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-09
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7;4b A. NJ.
WJR--Happy Hank-M.
WWJ--News.
WxYZ-Harry Hsilmann.
VICAR Big Beaver time.
500 A. NJ.
WJR-News.
WWJ--News Roundup.
CKLW--News: Happy Joe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-09
NOW
she She SHOPS
cash and CARRY
Without Painful Backache

Many sufferers relieve nagging backaohe
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The kidneys are Natures chief way OF taxi
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pInts day
When disorder Of kidney function permits
poisonous matter 20 remain IN your blood. Il
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Don't waitl Ask your druggist Tor Doau's
Pills. used successfully by millions for over
40 years They give happy reliei and will help
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)inny carrie, The Detroit Times mi
ls6telair, has increased his number Of
uuomers IN the three year, he has been
carrier from so TO $50, earns tIe
eek, Which he use, for pendins money
l5,he,, school and church lie says he
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Zach diy lie has been awarded, among
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has route.
Young Sheihan, favori,e comic is
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-09
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

WWJ-Lisht OF Worid-D,
CKLW-Melody Time.
WCAR-Matinee Melodies.
WExL-Parads OF Bands.
7;i5 T. NJ.
wJR--Psrry Mason n.
WWJ-Church hymns.
wxYZ-Sport Kernels
CKLW-A a Lee Reiser.
500 r. NJ.
WJR--Lindas First Love.
NWJ-Woman of America
WXYZ-- Baseball.
CKLW-Jack Berch-M.
WCAR-News Ace.
WJLB-News. Let's
Dance.
WEXLl-Nevscast; music.
WJBk-News: melody.
Sis p. ".
WJR-Editor's Daughter.
WILMA Perkins-D.
CKLW-Dusty Lane
WCAR-Mountsin Red-M.
$3.50 r. NJ.
WJR--In HarmonX.D
WWJ--Pepper Young-D.
CkLW--Lee Mason M.
WCAR-Guest Time.
WJLB-Melodic Gems.
WExL-Music Y. s. Loves
3:t5 r. NJ.
WJR--Stump Us-V.
WWJ-Happiness Rght-D.
CkLW-News Ace.
WCAR-Western Skies-A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-09
1AA WISHING WELL q

pleasant little game give
day II Is numerical puzzle designed to spell out
letters FIRST II the number
more subtract II the number less than
number Start at the upper left
recangle every your
the message the letters under
the checked figures give
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-09
WEDNESDAY MORNING

W EXL-Newcsst: music.
1913 A. NJ.
WJR-Stories u. S. Loves.
WNJ--News.
CkLW-Chorus.
WXYZ-True story.
1850 A. NJ.
WJR---Mrs. Page-T.
WWJ-Helpmate-D.
CKLW-Mary Morgsn-T.
WJLB-Great WaltZes.
WExL~Treasury Salute.
i0:45 A. NJ.
NJR--Bachelor's Children.
WWJ-Star Playhouse.
WCAR-Novelty Time.
WXYZ-Listening Post-D.
WExL-Musical program.
400 A. NJ.
WJK--Honeymoon HID.
WWJ-Road OF LIED.
CKLW-Meet the Band.
WCAR-News Ace: music.
WxYZ--At Sardi's-T.
Multiplying Reporter.
WExL-Newscast: music.
1l:fS A. NJ.
WJR-Second Husband-D.
WWJ--Vic and Sade-D.
CKLW-Melody Time.
WCAR-Tommy and Ruth.
80 A. VI.
WJR-Bright Horizon-D.
WWJ-Brave Tomorrow-D
CKLW-Soldier's Wife-D.
NCAR-Letters from Boys.
WxYZ-Gl Martyn-N.
WJLB-Womens Edition.
WJBK-Betty Roberts-T.
i1:45 A. NJ.
WJR-Aunt Jenny-D.
WWJ--David Harum-D.
CKLW--What'S your ideaf
WCAR-Music.
WxYZ-Lady of Charm.
WJLB-scratch Time-T.
WJBK-News Roundup.