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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18
Odbocka Ceskeho Narod-

- Odbocka Ceskeho Narod-
n1ho Sdruzenl v Baltimore pTi-
pravuje ma prvnf nedeli v bfez-
nu "Vzpom1nku Masarykovych
Vazeni krajane: Tento den
budeme nit opet mezi nami
mileho hosta DR.. Oldricha Chy-
lie, Ceskoslovenskeho Konsula
We Washingtone, ktery Sc nam
vsem tax hluboko zapsal do ma
81 pamsti poslednimi navsteva-
mi. Jiz tato okolnost by mela
byti pohnHtkou kazdemu z mas
abychom tento den udelali 81
vsichni dostavenicko " Sokolo-
vns kde mimo toho Dramatic
ky Odbor Sokolske Jednoty
pTipravuje d~Gstojny program,
abychom alespon jednou "a
rok %vzpomneli Presidenta-O-
svoboditele, ktery tax mnoho
vykonal pro p~ovznesen1 Cesko-
slovenskeho Naroda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18
MlStnl ZpraVy.
z k~rajanskych kruhI.

Corporal James Hradsky,
syn krajanG Jana a Bessie
Hradsky z cfsla 2213 Jefferson
ulice povysen byl minuly tyden
ma serzanta v u. S. Army Air
Force, Technical Training
Command. Nynejsf jeho stano-
viste jest Army Air Base, To
nopah, Nevada.
Sgt. James Hradsky graduo-
val z Polytechnic Institute v
cervnu 1912.
Zaraden byl do vojenske
sluzby 27. brezna 1913.
Richard Taborsky re sta
re sokolske rodiny Alberta a
Josefiny Taborsky, ktery slou-
Ii u Leteckeho Sboru- a je po-
sadkou v Lincoln, Nebraska,
byl /. 1nora povysen ma Ser
geanta, cesky Tfkame cetafe.
Frank Hejny, NIL, byvaly
naCelnik Sok. Jed. "Blesk" byl
povysen ma Pvt. 1st Cl., cesky
svobodn1ka.
Slovenka- krajanka slecna
Marie Plonk, 6731 Oak Ave-,
Dundalk, pTihlasila Sc do sboru
WAVES a nastoupl do Navy
dine "a. Unora.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18
ROCNf ZPRAVA |. A. /. .. D.
KLUBU Tine WARDY.

Pc pTfjmutf vsech 1fednic
pro rok 1914 prikroceno hned
k vyjednavan1 klubovn1ch "a
lezitosti. Vsechny schGze be-
hem cel6ho roku byly velmi Get
ne navst6vovany. Zabavy zad-
ne nebyly pofadany ami zadne
vyjfzdky, jenom nekdy Bingo
pro nase mimoradne vydanf.
Nase dobrovoln6 pr1spevky
jsme die moznosti primerenym
obnosem vyplnily. Jsou to, po-
platek do Velko-Vyboru Demo-
kratickych Zen Statu Mary
land, ktereho jsme clenem a
jehoz tTlmesfcnf sch1ze jsou
nasi pTedsedkou pf. Bozenou
Rfha pravidelne navst6vovany.
Sch6ze tyto odbyvany jsou ka-
zdy tTetf m6sfc V Lord Balti-
more hotelu. Dale jest prfsp6-
vek pro Presidentsky Bal, A
mer. Cerveny KT1z, Community
Fund, kazdeho roku Vanocn1
darek pro nemocneho a jine.
Hlavnf nas1 starosti jest zaslla-
nj darkG nas1m muzGm v bran
ne moci Stryce Sama, coz ko-
name jiz cd dubna V roce 1941
a celkem vydano bylo pro tento
1cel do Vance 1913 pres devet
set dolarI.
Ia zmfnku stojf, re nen1 ami
zapom1nano ma matky techto
chlapcd a pri kazd6 pTflezitos-
ii jsou r1znym zpIsobem wy
znamenavany. Name jich n.y.
nj SO Valecnych matek a je-
jich synove jiz dnes valc1 sko-
rem We vsech dflech sveta.
V listopadov6 schGzi byla ma
tyto matky pTichystana nasf p1.
pTedsedkou pfekvapenka, coz
Sc vsem l1bilo a bylo s velkym
nadsenfm a dfky pTijato.
Dekujem nasemu Klubu "a
darky pro nase voj1ny a i "a
cest ktera jejich matkam jest
prokazovana a pfejeme mnoho
zdaru pro rok 1914, doufejme,
re to Dude ROK VfTEZSTVf!
Srdecny dix Panskemu De-
mokratickemu Klubu 7. wardy
838 N. Chester ulice "a jejich
pTfZen k nam.
Pozdrav ma vsechny nase
clenky a pratel6.
S pTanfm pro Vltezstvl
Bozena K. R1ha, pTedsedka
Antonio Nejedlfk, tajemnice
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18
POHRBY.

y 1tery, Is. dnora zemre-
la v Beck Diagnosticke Klinice
ma zapal pile krajanka p1. Ma
ry zakova, manzelka Frank
zaka, $50 N. Collington Ave.
We start 70 let. Narodila Sc v
Micichove, Ceskoslovensko a
do Ameriky prijela pred So ro-
ky. Pfinalezela ku spolku
Fanny Marie Ustavicne Pomo-
CT. PohTeb Dude sc konati v So
botu, 10. 1nora z domu smut
ku do kostela sv. Vaclava a Cd
tud ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupi-
tele.
Pohfeb vypravila firma FIR.
Cvach & Syn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18
VIVA STAROSTY MESTA
BALTIMORE.

Mayor m6sta Theodore Nc
Keldin prohlasil nedeli, 27. u
nora "Den Satstva pro Rusko".
Jmenovanou nedeli budou pro-
j1zdeti celym mestem nakladnf
%automobily a sb1rati cd obcanG
pripravene balfky S od6vy.
Nezapomente, re miliony ru-
skeho lidu, osvobozeneho cd
nemeckych brutaln1ch okupan-
til nema mic jineho - nez to CO
mali ma sobe! Pomozte jim.
Dejte Jim co sami nepotTebuje-
tie. Pripravte balfky ma nedeli,
~. unora.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18
JAK OSLAVITI N


Osadnf Odbocka N. S. 6. K.
porada We prospech rodne Was
ii a jej1ch obcan1 "Staroces-
kou Masopustn1 Pratelskou "a
bavu" v Katolicke Budove,
Madison a Duncan ulic v pom
deli, dine Fl. 1nora. Zacatek v
8 hodin vecer. Zabava vseho
druhu. Vytecna kuchyn, chut-
ma .jfdla a tanecnl zabava. Pro
poslech i tanec vytecna hudba
pana Vaclava Matuly. Vstupne
55c S dan1.
K~rajane, pfijd'te jiste ma tu-
to zabavu a nebudete litovat a
dobTe sc pobav1te!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18

New York (CTK) - Co Sc
to dele S fysickou nadfadenos-
tt nordicke rasy? Cteme v de-
nlku "Der Neue Tag" z 20. lis
topadu, re v prazskych lazn1ch
Axe Hitlerova mladez porada-
la plavecke zavody, k nimz pr
zvala i ceske zavodnfky. Je a.
81 malou dtechou pro sportov-
nlho redaktora, m1ze-li vfteze
jednotlivych kategori1 uvadet
takto: Waschek, Nemetschek.
Kutschera, Sedlitzky, Dobesch
Hruschka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18
Nase Podniky.
KDE KIDD VIOLA:
HOLA! HOLA!
SIBRINKY JSOU.
DO KOLA!

Ami jsme sc v tom dennim
shonu a ruchu nenadali, re So
kolske 72. sibrinky jsou jak Sc
Tfka "pTed dveTmi''. Ano, jiz
Ultra v sobotu, 10. unora rozdo-
vad1 sc bujara chasa v Soko-
lovn6 ma rohu Gay a Preston ul.
Vsechny pf1pravy k pr1jmut1 a
Tadnemu obslouzenf tance-chti-
veho pohlav1 jsou stastne EXON
ceny. A veru nebyla to lehka
vec poTadati sibrinky "a dnes-
Mich pomerG. Ale odvaznemu
stestf preje a rozsafny br. Jan
Stipsak ujal Sc tezkeho 1kolu
predsedy "zabavnfho vyboru",
ktery 81 velmi dobre zorganiso-
val a jsem jist, re vse Dude v
Sokolovne o sibfinkach klapati
a proto letosnfm sibrinkam
"Zdar!"
Zajisteno dcinkovani lott
clenneho orchestra obl1beneho
kapelnfka br. Rudy Kiliana,
ktery Dude hrati v sale a ma
"Kocande" ma II. poschodl bu-
de vyhravati prava ceska ka-
pela znameho krajan Vaclava
Kul1ska. Budou tedy O letos-
mich Sibrinkach diva orchestry
= toz Dude nepTetrzita hudba.
Jedni PAM muzikanti presta-
nou a druzi zacnou!
Muslin prozraditi, re Sokol-
ky-kucharky chystaji vytecne
veceTe, take i letos o jfdlo a
pitivo jest nalezite postarano!
Zaopatrte 81 vstupenky v
predprodejfch u p. l.. Zelenky,
1924 Ashland Ave-, j. R. Cihla-
re, 845 N. Luzerne Ave-, B. j.
svejda, 234O E. Monument St.,
Chas. Cerven6ho, 1873 N. Col
lington Ave. a V Sokolovne.
Zacatek SibTinek je %stanoven
ma 900 hodin ve6er.
Vstupne v pfedprodeji $1.101
a vecer u pokladny $1.65 i s
DAM.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18

nlci bavili Sc spolecnym zpe-
VEN f1zenym dep. kaplanem
p1. A. Peroutkovou a p. Toma-
Sem Levym S harmonikou. Pan
Levy znacne prispel ku veseli
svymi zabavnymi popevky.
Vyslouzilci byli primo mad
Semi a pravili, re to byla nej-
leps1 zabava, ktere byli prf-
tomni.
Celkove vydani ma tuto "a
bavu obnaselo $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18
Zakaz prevodu majetku.
Londvn. (CTK) Ma posle

Londyn, (CTK) Ma posled-
nj sch1zi ceskoslovenske mini
sterske rady Ia predsednictvi
Msgr. sramka byl schvalen ma
vrh ministra Feierabenda, ably
pc osvobozeni Ceskoslovenska
byl presidentskym nar1zen1m
docasne zakazan pTevod ma
jetku z Ceskoslovenska a dc
Ceskoslovenska.
V evropskem vyboru UNRRA
Dude Ceskoslovensko zastupo.
|vati ministr F. Nemec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18
NAVSTEVA.

Tyto dny byli jsme pfekva-
peni velice milou navstevou
DGstp. Jana F. Tause, jenz pfi-
jel k nam do osady ma 9-denni
dOvOlenou.
DGstp. J. F. Taus slouzf jake
kaplan v Armada Spoj. StatG.
Ddstp. uprfmne pfejeme a.
by zde ztravil pTfjemnou dovo-
lenou, a tez radostne pobyti
mezi mani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18
JITRNICOVE HODY A
ZABAVU
porada
CSL. VYBOR

CSL. POMOCNY VYBOR
" nedeli, dine ~. 1nora We skole
Aug. HeTmana, rob Ashland a
Glover ulic We prospech cesko-
slovenskych dsti Stare Vlasti.
Hudba p. Jana Svitaka. Zaca.
tex We A hod. odpol. Vstupne
55c S veceri. Dobre a vesele po.
baveni.
Krajane prijd'te a prispsjte
ma Zachranu Dsti " Ceskoslo.
vensku!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18
ProvoIani k CeskosIovenske
Vefejnosti!
VaZenl kraiane..

NAAJ AAO0AN OyAA jolly SVCO-
ky historicke udalosti, podepsa-
nj smlouvy Ruska a Ceskoslo-
venske Republiky. zadny ro-
zumny clovek nebude upfrati
dulezitost teto smlouvy, tax ia
ko zadny rozumny clovek ne
Dude up1rati hrdinstvi Ruske-
no naroda v tonic svetovem
zapasu, prave tax nemdzeme
prehlednouti strasne obeti ma
lidskem zivotu a majetku rus
keno lidu. Kdo Sc ma chv1li
NIUE zamyslit mad skutecnosti,
re pred rokem loupezna rota
NemcG pronikla IS set mil hlu-
boko do Ruske Rise, a co neby-
10 z~pustoseno vichTicf valecnou
nemecka rota vykradla, vypa-
lila, znicila, zvlaste ma tom d
teku z tohoto Ruskeho Raje.
Ma mnohych mfstech nezdstal
kamen ma kameni a my dnes vi
dime So miliony lidu bez pfi-
stfes1, polonahych, bez bot vra-
cej1c1ch sc do svych dsdin YES
meek, ably ma troskach valec-
nych zacali budovat novy zivot
~. unora, We dine vyroci Ru-
de Armady, ktera tax hrdinn6
pretrhla shy arciraubire Hitle-
ra O nadvlade nemecke rasy,
pc cele Americe podnikana jest
sbirka ~satstva, prada, bot. Wy
z1vame touto cestou kazdeho
ceskeho clov6ka ably Sc 100 pro
centns postavil "a tuto akci.
Jsme presvedceni, re my vsich-
nj name nase srdce otevrene
pro nadliske utrpeni ruskeho
naroda a re peclive a poctivs
prohledneme veskere kouty
naseho domova, kazdy 0dloze-
ny Sat anebo pradlo peclive Wy
spravfme, vycistfme! Prosime
Vas o to, jest to VELICE Dr.
LEzITE, v Rusku nenl jehel a.
nj mite, proto chceme-li n6co
dat, define jim to v takovem
stavu, ably to mohli potFebovat!
Nezapomente " nedeli, q. u
nora pred 8 hodinou miti to ma
schodech Vaseho domova.
Ceskoslovensky Vybor v Bal
timore Dude We stfedu, %. 1no-
ra prijfmati Diary pro Ruskou
Pomoc We Skole Augustin Her
mana. Kdo chces mites ode
vzdej ~satstvo, pradlo ma tonic
mists. Rozhodne vsak dbejte
toho, ably to BYLO SPRAVE-
NE, CISTE, BOTY ABLY BYLY
KAzDY PAR K SOBE SVA-
IAN PEVNE, ponevadz v ia
kovem mnozstvf bylo by t6zce
hledati druhou botu. PAX jeste
Vas o neco prosime, kdo tyto
fadky ctes, p~fipomente tuto
akci vsem Vasim sousedGm,
znamym, vyburcujme Svsdomi
Ameriky,tak ably tato akce set
kala Sc s 1plnym vysledkem,
ably to skutecne byla Pomoc
pro Rusky Narod, ably to byl
Vykrik Ameriky Ruskemu Ii
du, re jsme jeho Spojenci!
Ia Sdruzen1 Csl. Spolk1
Baltimore, Md.
Joseph Pokorny, predseda
Ia Cesky Pomocny Vybor
Baltimore
Marie Pokorny, Anezka Rys
Ia Ceske Narodn1 Sdruzen1
Odbocka "Pravda Zv1tez1"
Baltimore, Md.
Jan KaSpar. r. KalaS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18

Ma Camp a Hospital Fund:
ses. Bohumila CihlaT $500
pf. Marie Van1k, Fullerton LOO
pf. Anna Bell LOO
pf. Frances Matthew 100
Ma fond Csl. Sokolstva We
Stare Vlasti:
br. Anton Marek, lekarn1k So.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18
cESKE KIND, BELCAMP MD

v nedeli, dine 20. unora pred
vadime film ~"DOBRODINEC
D PS0". v hlavni il
Ioze Hugo Has. Zacatek pres
ne We a hod. odpol. Cisty zisk
We prospect Ceskeho Narodni-
no Sdruzeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18

- Chcete sc cd srdce zasma-
ii? Jdete Sc podfvati ma W.
bornou frasku "Kdyz srdce las
kou stGne", kterou sehraje O.
chotnicky Spolek osady sv. Va
clava tuto nedeli, 20. 1nora v
Auditoriu Osadn1 Skoly ma Col
lington Ave. Pobav1te Sc INA
menite, a hlavne z~asmejete. A
sm1ch je V nynejs1 dobe vzacne
korenf. V meziakt1 Dude vyhra-
vati kapela p. Vaclava Kuliska
Zacatek pfesne v 8:15 vecer.
Vstupne 35c S dani. Vyhraze-
ma m1sta o 15c vice.
Toto divadeln1 pTedstaveni
porada Kosteln1 Vybor Osady
sv. Vaclava We prospech Chra-
mu Pane.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-08-04
10 Of Local Vicinity
At Church Institute

Ten of the $40 attending the
Glacier Park Methodist Institute
last week at Rollins on Flathead
Lake were from this vicinity.
The Institute was headed by
Dean Cecil l.. Clifford of Kalis-
pell and was sponsored by the
Methodist Youth Fellowship of
this area.
Sports, classes, campfres and
speeches furnished a well-round-
ed program, with the attendance
larger than any in the past at a
Methodist Institute in Montana.
The Church of the Little Sweet
Pine was represented by Hilda
Larson and Joyce Juneau, while
the Browning Methodist Church
was represented by Fay John
ston, Betsey Louise Sherburne,
Eleanor Schmidt, Joy Ann Nc
Dougall, Carolyn Ann Smith and
the Rev. and Mrs. Stephen H.
Smith.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-08-04

Events In Brief....

Miss Casino Colbert, who re-
Gently returned from the Uni
versity of Kansas, is in Seattle
visiting relatives.
Cowgirl hats at the New Dress
Shop.
Mrs. John Dick left Monday
for Whitefish, where she is visit
ing her sister. Marg Guyman.
Ladies sport jackets, sizes ~
to 20, assorted colors, at the New
Dress Shop.
Celia Howard is home from
Tacoma visiting her mother, Mrs.
Annie Howard. She is employed
in a war industries plant there.
| All summer hats at one-half
price at the Economy Shop.
| Johnnie Gerard arrived home
Tuesday from Tacoma. where he
had been employed at the Todd
Pacific Shipyards for several
months. Beginning as a mechan-
les helper, he recently was ad-
vanced to mechanic. but a few
days later was forced to give up
his employment because of an in
jury he suffered while climbing
over the framework of an air.
craft carrier in construction.
| New sweaters in slip.over and
cardigan styles at the Economy
Shop.
| A shipment of all-wool girdslax
at the Economy Shop.
| Mrs. Alvin Anderson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Condit. arrived
last Friday from San Diego.
planning to remain with them
through the duration. MEs. An
derson temporarily resided here a
few months ago following her
marriage to Ensign Alvin Ander-
son, who is now on naval duty in
the Pacific. During the time he
was stationed at the naval base
at San Diego, Mrs. Anderson
made her home in that city.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-08-04

Around the BIackfeet
Reservation
(By Members of the Extension Staff


by Members of the Extension Staff
$1,000
Eighty boys and girls attended
the first annual All Club camp
at Two Medicine in Glacier Park
last Sunday. Monday and Tues
day.
Leota Night Shoot aud Lila
Steele won the home economics
judging contest held at the camp.
Dorothy Merchant and Laura
Longenbaugh placed first in the
home economics demonstration
contest, although Joyce Romsa
and Ruth Boggs we're very close
competitors with their demon
stration of making current jelly.
Charles and Herbert Reevis
placed first in the livestock dem
onstration. These boys will rep
resent Glacier County at the
North Montana State Fair next
week.
The members were divided in
to three groups-Marines, Navy
and Commands. Each group
took its turn at KIP and other or
ganized activities. While one
group went on nature hikes, in
charge of District Ranger Frank
Guardipee, the other groups were
engaged in handicraft in charge
of Miss Pauline Bunting, Assist
ant All Club Leader. or in organ
lied recreational activities under
the directirn of Mrs. Ltis Bailey,
State Recreational Leader.
Outstanding events at h e
camp included the campfire pro-
gram Monday night at which diff
ferent clubs and groups present.
ed the entertainment and YES
per service Sunday night on the
lake shore.
The big job of feeding those
who attended the camp was cap
ably handled by Mrs. Silvas, as
sisted by Mrs. SelIars. Milk was
donated by the Boarding School.
The Heart Butte WooIgrowers
Association at a meeting last
week voted to accept the offer of
the Bair Sheep Company of IL
cents for black face lambs and
10! for whitefaces. with only
those of weight 60 pounds and
over acceptable under the con-
tract.
Seville wool growers will open
bids on 10000 lambs at the farm
station tonight, August d. Two
sealed bids had already been re-
ceived by Wednesday of this
week. Buyers have indicated
their intention of placing bids
before the time set for the open,
ing of bids.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-08-04

DR.. M. F. Keller, Optometrist,
422 Ford Building. Great Falls,
may be consulted at the Yegen
Hotel. Saturday, August &c. Eyes
examined and correctly fitted.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-08-04

CANDLES Store repairs all makes Of
radios. refrigerators, gas and electric
washers and bicycles. tt
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-08-04

Cpl. Kenneth Sheppard who is
stationed at the Kingman, Ariz.
ona, air field, is here on furIoue h
visiting his parents.
Slack suits and sport blouses
at the New Dress Shop.
Mr.. Annie Howard visi ed her
son, Henry, on Two Medicine
during the jamboree last Sunday.
Henry is employed at road main.
tenance work there.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-08-04

at the family home Wednesday,
August 2 at 2 p. M, with the
Rev. FIR. M. J. HalIigan officiat-
ing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Radios One World

A universal language in q years
vas the forecast Of one OF radio s
leading executives recently He
based his prophecy or the fact
that no part Of the world will be
more than one-tvelfth OF a second
away People and places Will be
neighborS. and Will need some
manner az communicating with
one another quickly and easily
without the aid Of an interpreter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
TUESDAY AFTERNOON

WWJ -IfEht OF World u
CkTW-MaI1dy time
VICAR Matinee Neios Ios
WFXI-parade Of Bauds
g.IS = M
WJR-perrv Naso,D
W-WT-Cburrb bvrrs
cKt ctrrir~ ctrt,g.a,
Urf~Ap 49, -
a no u a
u,tp - - -,
,S-t,rr 49,, -
"a, a.. ~ 30 2, ~ iNa
49,, - -. 80 tei.n NJ
~ 49, 49, -. . 49,, -, -l ,l'
: , . - w Z " ~ y ne II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
BeUare Appleton !

Dire things happen in these
United States. If you can believe
Axis radio propaganda reports
(Which you can't. Recently a Na1
newscaSter reported. The whole
coffee crop in Coffeyville. Kansas.
has been destroyed by flood" What
will happen 20 the ears IN Erie, or
the wheels IN Wheeling7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10

tuoes; better wiring easier hair
line tuning. more au-around de-
pendabiLty.
Majestic engineers, through war
work have developed many i'm
provementS that WILL not cost YOU
an extra penny n your postwar
sjestic home radio u VII M j.
corporate al the wartime prcci-
sion al the sdvancementS al The
quality II Is practical % build IN a
home radio YOU can afford
csr-nsst- Ksl.-ut sssi- r,sv,.,r carre-.a-- fss.
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What S on the Air
MoNDAY AFTIREooN


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WIZ -sNfpe R-,trr'
WtAI Lorenzo Jrnes.l'
Dkf W. Pan amff coma
NJEk-N r'ofl matinee
as 4. ~
W9VJ-W der Er1wn-p
AfC AE-IIuFs ~ melody
Ma frH. Ace
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VyyJ-Wrcn Gf-I Narues.
CkiN News ace
VICAR eUs music
NANL-1erry ami Pirates
W.T. B-NPNs and music
WEhl-heW cast. rhythm
So 'Ek-A.a. Ace music
STA a. VI.
IR-Rarher-nnp Quarici
NN1-FurfI8 Faces Life.
CftiAF-Etiio Jackpot I.
NNyH-rIck Tracy ID.
NJLB-Tims Tor Music.
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! The Navy has found its radio
WAVES" are readily adaptable TO
training for communication in
code. Proof Of their proficiency is
the record they have established.
maintaining an average sending
speed 4oqo higher than their male
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WAVES

munications duty at sea. WAVES
in the field OF radio tune In on
history In the making. And some.
attached 10 coastal stations han
ding messages that resulted in
German sub sinkings, have made a
little history themselves.
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improvements Prepaid

People would Like 10 know
How much var-tested quality will
] get in my postwar radio7'
The answer Is simple All YOU
need. Obviously you don't care 20
spend extra money for radio
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built n with
stand jungle hu-
mildly or arctic
cold. or rugged
ness 10 stand
being dropped
by parachute
But YOU Will get
prepaid hv
var other
i'm provementS
More rugged.
longer sting
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shipmates DUR
ing a 3-month
training period.
The Navy can
use a lot more
feminine radio
men TO replace
men for COM
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1918 4. NJ.
WJR-Stoucs a.. s. Loves
WWI News
CELW-E Richard Leibert N
N&GA-NeVs flashes.
10 80 a vi.
WlE-Nrs page-I.
Help Mate 4.
CkLW-Mary Morgan r
WNYI--Baby Institute
WJLB--Great Wsltzes.
tO;iS A. NJ
WjE--Bachelor g Children
WNJ--Star Playhouse.
WCAB-NOveltv time NJ
W$TZ-ListenirE Post-D.
n 90 A. VI.
NiR- Honeymoon HiU-D.
WV Road ~ Life n.
CKLW-Meet the Band.
WCAR-News Ace
VIVA Ssrdi s T.
WJLB-FlyinE Reporter
V E%-NeWscast music.
i11b A. VI.
WlR-Secoud Husband -.
WWJ-NiC and Ssdc-D.
CkLW-Melody Time
WCAR-Tommv a Ruth.
~: A. ".
WJR-Brsht Horizon-D.
WV Brave Tomorrow
CKLW-Soldier Wife-D.
WCAR-Letters from boys
W%II-Gil harryn-N
WJLB Women e Edition.
NJBK- Betty Roberts Il.
1855 A. ".
WtR--Aunt Jenny-D.
WV -David Harum-D
CkLW--Nhat's your idea
VICAR Music
WNYZ-PaFes % Melody.
WJLB-Scratch time.
WTBK-$eWs. music.
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~
MAJESTIC
RADIO NE WS
STANDINGS or THE STARS
Allen, Baker Move Up

Fred Allen and Phil Baker are
leading their respective shows up
ward. Allen 20 18th place Baker 20
9th Bob Hope SIN is The nation
top choice, Fihber Niece second.
Red SHELTON. regular lesccE 81 The
late hour shows is now sisted ~
First Fifteen based on q computed
rating
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WNYZ-BaukhaEe y.
WJLB Music
WENr--Newe hymrz
NJBk--Iolish varieties.
lis y. ".
wilma Perkins n
WNJ--Moderu Romance.
CkLW--Happy Cans "
WNNE-Fr0adwav band.
t30 Y. VI.
NiF-Esrnsdins Flynn-S.
WWT--SeWg
WNYH-%ews Acc.
WI B-lnterme7zo-
IA t.Al--Af4sieai program
la y. ".
WRITE Goidherrs n
WV Hasten tire DAVID.
CKTW-Clsirs Waiiace-T.
VICAR a hoy ant a gfrI
WNfH--Srhool music mr..
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WIZ T0rtfs Faces LIE
WWi-GWdng Lfsht-D.
CKLW--Rsv DadyiT
We R-Ntwa. sunshine
WNY1-Iady Of charm r
~WlL New Matinee NJ
wv Nf-NrWs. melody
W1EK-Sscred Heart prog
Chi W-CuIot sanctuary
WJBk-Srvs and melody
1stN y. VI
ih--ioyce J1rdar-p
WV J-Tnf7vs children.
go o. "
WIZ Worms NV Malone
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~ % noon
WJR-kste smith speaks.
WWJ-OIe F0erlh-M.
CkI W-RBC news.
WCAE-NeWs
W%Y1-NeNs Ace
W1LB Victor, varieties
WENL,-NcW cast
fr.1N y "
W1E+FfE Sister n.
WWI MORGAN owens NJ
Ci<iW-funCh With Lopez
VICAR Round TV-
WNYI-Nel0dv Time
WrNi-H sWauan wCstr
NLRK-Nounf4iH Pete 81
~ 20 .. ~
WTF--EeIs1 Trent-p.
WNl- News
CkLW-NoVa Acs.
VICAR fuuchetu CrrN ~
W%YI--Baaks Csrter-N
NfNIs-Ws' music
WJBk--Lurcheon music.
iTfiS 3. ~
WiR--uur Gal Tu0fay-D.
NWI--MHr In Service.
'W-tems ot melody
WNYZ--Qult
VEN ueraf
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