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Evening star., 1945-03-21
La PLATA Cooperative
Seeks 10 Purchase
Electric Power Firm

The Maryland Public Service Com
mission had under advisement today
an application from the Southern
Maryland Electric Cooperative, Inc,
Of La Plata 20 acquire the prop
critics Of the Eastern Shore Public
Service Co. in Calvert, st. Marys,
Charles and Prince Georges
Counties.
Representatives Of the La Plata
cooperative told the PSC at a hear
ing yesterday at Baltimore that the
agreed price for the transfer is $780,
600, and that if the sale is approved,
they would cut the present minimum
monthly electric rate from s. to
$1.50.
George r. Quirk. cooperative
president, said the transfer would
mean lower electric rates for 1900
retail consumers in Southern Mary
land. He said that the lower mini
mum charge will enable the CO.
operative to extend service to con-
sumers In the lower income brackets
and "do complete area coverage
job"
Rates Are Reduced.
Present rates, the PSC was told,
are cents per XVIII in the Soto
$50 XVIII bracket and cents for all
above that. Co-operates would be
az cents in the 10000 XVIII bracket
and III cents for all over 200 XVIII.
These rates, coop officials said,
are designed to encourage farm use
of electricity, so electricity can pay
Its own way"
No opposition to the proposed &C.
QUESTION arose at the hearing.
The properties the cooperative
proposed to acquire includes 255.5
miles of distribution lines now serv-
ing 1880 customers. The coop now
serves 1904 customers.
The electric cooperative is q
federally financed Rural Electrifica-
ton Administration project. It's
president, George H. Quick, said
that if it is given permission to buy
the facilities in the four counties,
585 miles of additional lines would
be constructed to extend service to
1899 families now without elec-
tricity.
REA Loan May BE Made.
The Rural Electrification Admin
istration, coop officials said, has
already allotted the co-op $585, 900
as a loan for the proposed expan-
sion. contingent on completion Of
the acquisition.
When the cooperative completes
its expansion program after the war,
it hopes to serve 5,963 consumers.
The cooperative will have a system
embracing 1,314 miles Of lines, In
Guiding 433 miles Of its own lines
now in operation, the 296 miles to
be acquired from the power COM
pany and the 585 miles to be erected.
Evening star., 1945-03-21
|Taxicab Rate Fixing
In Prince Georges
Asked by Citizens

A request by two members of the
Prince Georges County Federation
of Citizens Associations that action
be taken to fix taxicab rates In the
county was being considered today
by the County Commissioners.
Charles F. Luebner and Daniel M.
Greene, in appearing before the
commissioners at their meeting yes
terday in Upper Marlboro, charged
that county cab drivers are charging
"exorbitant rates"
Mr.. Luebner cited one case in
which a passenger had been charged
81 to go from University Park to
Union Station, distance of ap-
proximately 8 miles. He said he
often had been forced to pay SITS
to go from Hyattsville to his home
in University Park. distance of
about 2 miles.
Mr.. Greene said Leroy Pumphrey
chairman of the county delegation
in the State Legislature. had told
him the Maryland Public Service
Commission would fix rates If asked
to do so by the County Commits
Isioners.
Both he and Mr.. Luebner, how
ever, suggested that the act passed
in the Legislature two years ago CIV
ing the commissioners power to reg
Iulate and inspect taxicahs be amend
ed to include rate-fixing authority
William A. Carson, chairman of the
board, said he would confer with
Mr.. Humphrey on the matter.
The commissioners announced
that they have approved the pro-
posed 1856 county school budget
providing for a s100 increase in
teachers minimum salary.
George j. Panagoulis, Greenbelt
police chief, in a letter to the board,
praised County Policeman Charles
N. Thomson for his cooperation
with and aid to the Greenbelt Police
Department. I
Evening star., 1945-03-21
Service Society Elects

Mrs. Winthrop Toan, 707 South
Royal street, has been elected prasi-
dent Of the Alexandra Family Serv-
ice Society. The Rev. Fred v. Poag
was reelected vice president, Mrs.
s. Gordon Green, secretary, and F.
Clifton Zimmerman. treasurer. Mrs.
Harry Wasserman was appointed to
represent the agency on the Council
Of Social Agencies.
Evening star., 1945-03-21
Gluscock Enters Mayors S
Race in Mount Rainier

G. D. Glascock, a member of the
Mount Rainier Town Council, has
announced he will be q candidate
against Mayor Floyd B. Matthias In
the town election May Z. Charles
Connors also has announced his
candidacy.
Mr.. Glascock has been q member
of the Town Council for four years
and resident Of the town for II
years. Mayor Matthias Is now COM
pleting his second two-year term.
Evening star., 1945-03-21
Montgomery Names
Three 10 Outline
Rabies Control Plan

Establishment of rabies control
program in Montgomery County
similar to that In effect last year
was being considered today by the
County Commissioners.
Approval of such a plan was re-
quested by James w. King, president
of the County Farm Bureau, and
County Agent O. w. Anderson at a
meeting Of the commissioners yes
terday In Rockville.
"If a thorough job like last years
is accomplished" Mr.. Anderson de-
clared, rabies could be stamped out
with the cooperation of the District
and Prince Georges County.
Stray Dogs Blamed.
He said most cases Of the disease
are caused by stray dogs from the
District and Prince Georges County.
Approximately 80 per cent of the
dogs In Montgomery County were
inoculated against rabies last year
In . program sponsored by the Farm
Bureau at the expense of the county.
Commissioners Walter johnson,
Richard n. Lansdale and William
Prescott we're appointed to work
out details Of . program with DR..
w. L. Ellicott, county health officer,
and Farm Bureau members.
Detective Corpl. William M
Whalen, attached to the Bethesda
police substation, was named to at
tend the FBI National Police Acad-
emy here, beginning April Is. Corpl.
Whalen, who assisted in the investi-
cation of the Corens murder case,
was invited to attend the school by
FBI Director j. Edgar Hoover.
Corens, 44-year-old Bethesda auto
mobile painter, is charged with the
murder Of his wife, Pearl, 81.
Emergency Policeman Named.
Joseph r. Wiley, Takoma Park
town policeman, was appointed an
emergency policeman for a 60-day
period. The board also accepted
the resignation Of Frank L. Hewitt,
jr., as a member of the County
Board of Assessment.
A request by Edward G. Adams
for permission to use part of the
Bradley Hills Country Club prop
erty as private airplane landing
strip was referred to Joseph A. Can
trel, attorney for the board.
The commissioners took under ad-
visement request by Mayor Beulah
II. McCuen of Glen Echo that Oak
Dale Villa, an apartment building,
be condemned as a fire hazard and
q health menace"
Evening star., 1945-03-21
House Votes $7,100 Bill
For Accident Dumuoes

A bill authorizing payment Of
$6.340 to Elsie Fowkes jackson and
$3.50 to Leonard D. Jackson, both Of
Alexandria. for injuries suffered
when their automobile was struck
by Navy station wagon at Four
teenth street and Constitution ave-
nue., in January, 1914, was passed by
the House yesterday.
Evening star., 1945-03-21
Benefit Movie Show

The Alta Vista tMd) School Asso-
citation will sponsor a benefit moving
picture Friday and Saturday at the
Hiser Theater. Bethesda. The pic
ture, Tall in the Saddle" with John
Wayne and Ella Raines, will be
shown at 8 pm. Friday and at 10
Am. Saturday.
Evening star., 1945-03-21
Five Companies Fight
Cabin John Brush Fire

A brush fire which started near
Cabin John yesterday ragged over
approximately 800 acres of woodland
as far as Potomac before 1t was
extinguished by five Montgomery
County fire companies.
Firemen said their efforts were
hampered by a high wind, which
famed the flames. Five homes in
the area escaped damage and no one
was hurt. Fire departments from
Glen Echo, Cabin John, Bethesda,
Chevy Chase and Rockville fought
the blaze for almost four hours.
A total of "a brush fires was re-
ported yesterday in the Metropoli-
tan Area of the county. Prince
Georges County firemen responded
to 10 brush fires, beginning at 2
pm. yesterday.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Mar. 81 (R.-
Timber fires yesterday burned over
more than 165 acres of woodland
and destroyed four-room dwelling
in Anne Arundel County, and other
smaller blazes dotted the State.
The Anne Arundel County fires,
the largest of which was between
the Annapolis boulevard and the
Ritchie highway near Earleigh
Heights, was brought under control
after a four-hour battle by more
than 500 persons.
Evening star., 1945-03-21
School to Give Pluy

The senior class of the Marshall
(Vao High School will give a class
play, Brother Goose" at 8 pm.
Friday In the Marshall High School
auditorium.
Evening star., 1945-03-21

HAPPY COUPLE GETS FHA DIVIDEND CHECK-Their home
paid Tor in years instead Of 49, Mr. and Mrs Stuart Knode
1884 Calvert street NV yesterday second FA
dividend check In the Nation Walter Cox district
director (ef The check $9247 Approximately $4,000
other home throughout country paid Oh In full
mortgages insured BY the FILA will receive dividends
Star Sta& Photo.
Evening star., 1945-03-21
NOTICE TO CHURCHES

Churches having extra
services on Palm Sunday
and Easter may use
double column space. in
THE STAR to present
their messages on Sat-
urdays, Mar. "a and 81.
Because of the continued
newsprint shortage dou-
bic column notices must
be contained within rea-
sonable limits.
For further informa-
ton, call Church Adver-
tising Department, Ma
tional 5000, extension 231.
Evening star., 1945-03-21

Degxee days Total for month, 773:
total for season to date. 1885,
rc-'-tsi for ~Aescn tn A. IS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-22
@ENAKOPRAVNOSTI"

"Ena nasa komisija "a repa-
|triacijo je ze dospela ma Dunaj
in bo poskrbela "a hitter povra-
TEX vseh Jugoslovanov v domo-
vino. Ne bodite nestrpni. steviIo
nasih rojakov v Nemciji je zelo
veliko: okoli 100000.
me nasedajte agitaciji brez-
vestnih pavelicevskih ali nedi-
cevskih elementov, XII vam od-
svetujejo povratek v domovino.
Oni zelijo napraviti iz vas ljudi
brez domovine in ideala, bedne
svetovne begunce, zmozne, da Sc
prodajo v sluzbo vsakemu, XII jih
plaza. Jugoslovani, nase razru-
sene hise, nase nepreorane nji-
We, nase zapuscene tvornice, ma
81 vinogradi in sadovnjaki in de-
lavnice mas eakajo.. Mi sc vraca-
mo zavestjo in ponosom, da so
ustvarjeni tisti cilji, "a katere
smo Sc borili, da nase trpljenje v
fasisticni suznosti nj bilo "a
man. Mi vemo danes bolje kot
smo vedeli kdaj pref, kako je
treba delati in kako je treba bra
niti rodno grudo. Domovina bo
nasla v mas mocne delavce, vda-
ne sinove in hrabre branitelje.
Maj zivi nasa osvobojena fede-
rativna Jugoslavija in MEN vo-
ditelj marsal Tito!-Jugoslo-
vanski komitet, KL., Buchen-
wald."
V gornjem je navedenih ne
kaj odlomkov il casopisa MAS
glas," XII izhaja v Buchenwaldu,
bivsem grozotnem mestu nacij-
ske strahovlade. Tiskan je v
Weimerju, mestu S vece 6 a
nemskega pesnika Goetheja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-22
POROCILO O SLOVENCIH, XII SO
BILL INTERNIRANI Y NEMCIU

Urednik Move Dobe, glasilo
Ameriske bratske zveze, je
d obil V egled nekaj
iztisov lista MAS glas," XII IL
haja V bivsem zloglasnem nacij-
skem koncentracijskem tabori-
Sou Buchenwald v Nemciji, kjer
zdaj bivsi vojni ujetniki in dru-
gi nasilno Nemcijo izseljeni
Jugoslovani cakajo ma povratek
v domovino. IL tega zanimivega
lista je naslednjem navedenih
nekaj odlomkov:
"Beseda Slovencem! Neki ele-
menti, XII nimajo cistih rok, Sc
mani pa cistih ciljev, skusajo
prikazati naso domovino v ma
pacni luci in mas strasiti pred
novo Jugoslavijo. Pregovoriti
mas hocejo, da sc ne bi vrnili v
razrusene domove, temvec da bi
ostali Nemciji, ali cello odsli
v kako drugo dezelo. Tovarisi,
tovarisice! Ne verjemimo tenn
ljudem! Ne poslusajmo jih. Pah-
niti mas hocejo v slicno nesreco,
v kakrsno SO mas virgil nemski
nacisti. Sal takih vesti danes ne
siri nihce drugi, kot tisti, XII je
sokriv zlocinov mad nami in mad
naso domovino ter skusa svoje
zlocinstVo vrsiti naprej. Pljuni-
mo jim V obraz in sc z vsem We
seljem pripravljajmo, da svobo-
dni pohitimo v svobodno domo-
vino.
"Resnicno, mnogi nasi domo-
vi SO razruseni. Toda mi imamo
roke, voljo in sposobnost, da 81
zgradimo move, lepse in udob-
nejse, kot so bill nekdanji. To
homo dosegli toliko lazje, ker so
stare centralistieno urejeno dr.
zavo narodi sami spremenili v
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-22

"Jugoslovani, Jugoslovanke!
Vojna je koncana. Vsled sijaj-
nih zmag Rustic, Zedinjenih dr.
zav in Anglije mad nemskim fa-
siznom smo resent il rok fasi-
sticnih zlocincey. Prisel je dolgo
prieakoyani dan nasega povrat-
ka v domovino. Junaska narod-
no-osvobodilna vojska z marsa-
lom Titom ma celu je osvobodila
poslednje dele move federativne
Jugoslavije. Mi Sc vracamo v
pomlajeno domovino, XII sc je v
vsem svetu proslavila z brezpri-
merno ,junasko borbo proti ia
sizmu. Jugoslovanski narodi:
Srbi, Hrvati, Slovenci, Crnogor-
ci in Makedonci, so sc prvie v
njihovi zgodovini zedinili, skup-
no prelivajoei kri v borbi s smrt-
MIN sovraznikom vsega Slovan-
stva, z nemskim imperializ-
nom. Istocasno SO 81 priborili
svoje popolno narodno osvobo-
jenje in neodvisnost v federativ-
nj Jugoslaviji. Mi vstopamo pr
vic v zgodovino kot velika, neod-
visna in vodilna drzava ma Bal
kanu.
"Nasa pomlajena domovina
nosi Sc tezke rane, zadane il z
besnim unicevanjem, ubijanjem,
pozigi in ropanji fasisticnih
banditov. Ona nestrpno pricaku-
je mas, svoje otroke, da Sc vrne-
mo domov in zapocnemo veliko
delo izgradnje novega blagosta-
MIA. Demokratske svobode in
pravice do della so zdaj zasigu-
rane delovnemu ljudstvu. Mi ne
bono vec delali "a tujce in Mi
hove agente, ampak Ease. Mi
imamo pred seboj veliko bodoc-
most, pa tudi velike zapreke.
"Pripravljajmo sc ma povra-
tex domov. Organizirajmo Sc.
Vsi, XII ste razprseni po raznih
vaseh, izvolite svoje zastopnike
in stopite v zvezo z nasimi po-
verjeniki v vecjih mestih. Ne
potujte ma svojo roko. Pomnite,
da je mnogo tisocev fasistov, XII
so ukradli vasa imena, in Sc bo-
do skusali vtihotapiti v naso
zemljo. Ako potujete ma svojo
roko in brez potrebnih doku-
mentov, izpostavljate Sc raznim
neprilikam.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-22

pri katerem bo sodelovala tudi
godba obrezne straze, XII DO pri-
celia igrati oh sedmi uri in DO
igrala do osme ure. Pri godbi so
poleg godbenikov tudi solisti in
mimiki, XII bodo posnemali raz-
ne znane osebnosti ma radio. To-
rel, samo tn innate ze kar emo
cello predstavo. Da bo zabava
raznovrstna, vam povemo, da
bodo nastopili tudi domaci ta-
lenti, XII so Sc radevolje odzvali
nasemu vabilu. Miss Tillie Jack
saw DO zapela nekaj pesmi, kot
tudi slovenski kvartet, Mr.. John
J. Grdina DO pa zabaval s svoji-
mi carovnijami. Tudi dekleta cd
Baragovega zbora bodo. nasto-
pila. Torej ako hocete imeti ne
kaj ur dobre zabave brezplacno,
pridite nocoj prav gotovo v Slo-
venski narodni dom ma St. Clair
Ave.
Pricetek programa bo tocno
oh sedmi uri. Pripeljite s seboj
tudi vse vase prijatelje. Obenem
bo nekdo med navzocimi .srecen,
da DO odnesel domov vojni bond
v svoti $50. Kdor pa DO hotel ma
ia vecer kupiti dodatni vojni
bond, bo tudi to lahko storil,
kajti odbor, bo incl vse pripray-
ljeno, da Sc DO lahko vsakemu
postreglo.
Ma svidenje nocoj!
Ia kampanjo "a sedmo VOL
no posojilo:
Cecilia Subelj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-22

ubit predsednik William Mckinley (repubkanec) To e
bilo etu 1901 Vona Spanijo je bila teda bas zaku
eena in Zed. drzave dobe Guam in Fpinske otoke -
"a katere Sc moramo ronoyno borit tel vojni ter
Puerto Rico. Anektrai tedaj tud Havajske otoke
In ko tenn dobii obast posesti preko morja,
nasi interest pris dotiko interest drugih narodov
Theodore Roosevelt peti podpredsedn XII e postal pred
sednk je razv zunanjo poltiko XII e ba krepka, vca
sh tudi avanturska domacih zadevah je bill beralen
ter e zagovara pravicen delez malega cloveka Me
gova poltka je mea vpliv volce njegove dobe in
to je bill leu 1904 zvoen predsednika, po treh leh
nasledstvenega predsednstva Tekom negove adnnsra-
CHE e bila sklenena pogodba Panama. kar je omogoe
10 zgraditev Panaskega prekopa, obenem pa razsrilo
amerisk vpv ter vzbudlo nezaupanje napram "Yankee
mperiazrnu" Latinskoameriskih dezelah. Theodore
Roosevelt je udi izposoval takozvan Genemans Agree
ment Japonsko po katerem e bilo usaveno priselje
vanje japonskih delavcev to dezelo.
Sesti podpredsednik XII je prevze dolznosti predsed
nika e bill Calvin Coolidge XII e prevzel predsednistvo
etu 1928 ko je nenadno umrl predsednik Warren c.
Harding Votve lea 1920 XII so dale republikans stra
XII ter njenma kandidatoma Hardingu in Coolidgu
ke oblas bile zraz posnega zavraeanja Lge narodov
XII e dozivela poraz re pref aeriskem senatu ter
giba izolacij Ia sentiment je razvl Zed drzavah
po koncan prv svetovni vojn. Harding e tekom svoje
kampanje oblubil, da deze normalne case" Doba
prosperete XII e zacea njegovm terminom predsed
nistva e traala vseskoz Coodgevo administrator Cool
dge, XII e bill pristas potke, da maj osanejo svari pri
starem je bill leu 1924 izvoen predsednka a letu
1923 e deja da noce kanddirati CT do not choose
to run Leo dni tenn mad financno borzo Ane
riH zgrn tezk oblaki in sledil je polom kateremu e
sleda veika svetovna depresa Kmau zatem je Japon-
ska vpadla Manchurio, Hitler je prsel povrsje
Nemc in svet e stopnena pomikal nasprot drugi
town. vojni.
Po smrt predsednika Lincolna je bila nevarnosti
samo blagina Zed drzav danes svetu ta-
da ie nemogoce ot en- narod cd ceote vsega sveta
In tenn iticnem casu zgodovine nase cvilzacie Sc e
zgodo da dobili sedmega podpredsednka ma krmio
v dezei Predsednk Truman je incl podporo vsega
naroda ko prevze svoe dolznost in nedovrse-
naoge pokojnega predsednika Franklin Delano Roo
seVelta - Fills.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-22

federativno urejeno Jugoslavi.jo,
kjer vlada najsirsa demokra-
cija.
"se posebno "a mas Slovence
pomeni nova Jugoslavija ogro-
men korak naprej, kajti v zdru-
zeno Slovenijo SO vkljuceni tudi
Trst, Gorica in Celovec. Bodimo
srecni, da Sc lahko vrnemo v
svojo svobodno zemljo. Donna
mas eaka dovolj della in jela. Tu-
di je popolnoma napacno, &c pre-
tiravamo S povratkom in bezimo
vsak ma svojo pest domov. S tenn
samo otezujemo nasim oblastim
kontrolo mad fasisti, XII bi sc ra-
di utihotapili v Jugoslavijo."
"Enotni smo, ker isto hocemo.
Enotni moramo biti, &c hocemo
doseci mas skupni namen. Vsi
hocemo, da bi bill mas narod svo-
boden navzven in navznoter, da
nase ljudstvo ne hi trpelo zati-
rama S strani tujca-okupatorja
in ne strani domacega zatiral-
ca-izkoriscevalca. To je mas
skupni namen.
"Enotno narodno osvobodilno
gibanje obsega vse jugoslovan-
ske narode: Slovence, Hrvate,
Srbe, crnogorce in Makedonce,
XII SO stopili v skupni boj in 81 z
MIN priborili svoje svobodne
domove v skupni federativni Ju-
goslaviji. -.
'Tudi nasa enotna OF v
Buchenwaldu obsega pripadnike
vseh jugoslovanskih narodov,
ona je njih borbena enota. Vsak-
do izmed mas mora njeno potreb-
most pray in dobro razumeti in
jo braniti pred zdrazbo in rovar-I
jenjem njenih nasprotnikov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-22
uredn1kova
poSta
Lepa prosta zabava

Lepa proS1a zaDaVa -
Nocoj ste vsi vabljeni, da pri-
dete v Slovenski narodni dom ma
St. Clair Ave., kjer Sc bo vrsila
velika zabava v prid sedme kam-
panic vojnih bondov.
Vrsil sc DO poster program,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-22
v c0Inu

Ona: 'Tako bi sc peljala
teboj do konca sveta!"
On: "Da, draga, toda - zal
- je trcba placati "a vsako uro
kvoderw
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-19
News About The
WEI Programs
Love In The Light Manner
Drama For ObOIer Program

Love, Love, Love" an Oboler
drama in the comedy vein, will be
the third in the new series, "Arch
Oboler's Plays" to be broadcast
Thursday, April 10, 90 to 1890
p. M, EWT) over Mutual. De-
scribed by the prolific radio play
wright-director as "an investigation
into the great indoor sport" the
theme of Love, Love, Love" is in
direct contrast with the serious
moods of his first two plays in the
series, Strange Morning and
Lust for Life"
With tongue in cheek, the play
will present love in more than IS
different aspects, ranging from the
story of a G. l. on an eight-hour
furlough in Paris, to the tale of a
business man who makes love solely
on the telephone Even love on a
soap opera will be a subject for
Oboler's treatise.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-19
bud WilliamsOn's Song Quiz
To Go On Air From New York

Greater New York listeners who
boast of their ability to identify
tricky tunes will get an opportuni-
ty to prove their prowess when the
song minded Dud Williamson
moves his musical quiz, whats the
Name of That Song?" from Cali
fornia to Manhattan Sunday, April
%, (4:30 to 5 p. M, EWT) over the
Mutual network.
bud, who is master-of-ceremonies
on the program, engages the talents
of a half dozen studio guests, who in
turn try to identify one of a group
of three songs sent in by radio
listeners. Three cash prizes are Of
fered to each aspirant, and the num-
Der of awards they win depends
not only upon their ability to identi-
fly one of the songs, but they must
also sing the first two lines of the
chorus The broadcast will origi-
nate at the Mutual Playhouse No. 2.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-19

Afternoons
12:15-Songs by Morton Downey
12:30-Minute of Prayer
1:00-Royal Arch Gunnison
1:15-Luncheon With Lopez
1:3O-Paula Stone
1:45-John ]. Anthony
2:00-Cedric Foster
! 2:30-Never Too Old
3:15-Detective Mysteries
3:30-The Smooth1es
4:00-Walter Compton
4:15-The Johnson Family
4:45-The Handy Man
5:15-Superman
5:45-Tom Mix
Nights
6:00-News Headlines
6:O5-Sports Parade
6:15-Faye and Pete
Candlelight and Silver
6:40-News
7:00-Fulton Lewis, Jr.
7:30-Old Corral (Mon. Wed, Fri. }
7:3O-Arthur Hale (Tues., Thurs.
Sat.)
8:0O-Cecil Brown mon, Wed,
Fri. onlv)
8:O0-Frank Singiser (Tue., Thurs,
Sat. only)
8:15-Curt Massey
8:30-Music every night except
Fridays.)
8:30-F re e d ON of Opportunity
FRIDAYS only
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-19
Senators Taft and Pepper
On Lets Face the Issue"

Senator Robert A. Taft, (R., Ohio)
and Senator Claude D. Pepper d.,
Fla.) will discuss 'San Francisco
Opportunities and Hazards on
Lets Face the ISSUE" Sunday,
April % 6 to $50 p. M, EWT)
over Mutual
The two representatives of the
American Bar Association who will
be present on the program include
Robert N Anderson, special assist
ant to the Attorney General of the
United States and former president
of the Federal Bar Association, and
Thomas F. Healy, national director
of the Public Information Program
of the Junior Bar Conference of the
ABA.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-19

9:30-Calling All Detectives
1O:0O-Chicago Theater of the Air
SUNDAY
Mornings
9:00-Young Peoples Church
9:30-Voice of Prophecy
10:00-Radio Bible Glass
10:30-News and Music
11:30-Grace Brethren Church
Afternoons
12:00-Pilgrim Hour
12:30-Lutheran Hour
1:00-Stanley Dixon
1:15-Mennonite Choir
2;30-Bill Cunningham
2:45-Dale Carnegie
3:00-20th Air Force Time
3:30-Detective Mysteries
4:30-The Name of That Song?
5:00-Let's Face the Issue
5:30-To Be Announced
Nights
6:00-Quick AS A Flash
6:30-Upton Close
7:00-Old Fashioned Revival
8:00-Homefront Quartermaster
8:30-It Happened During the Week
8:45-Gabriel Heater
9:30-Cedric Foster
9:45-Piano Fantasy
10:00-Earl Wilson
10:15-This Is Helen Hayes
10:30-Anita Ellis Sings
11;00-Music Depreciation
.11:30-Freedom House Sign Of
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-04-19
"a Tree Grows in Brooklyn"
Author is DOwney'S Guest

One of Morton Downey's fans,
and typical housewife, will be the
woman of the Week" on his pro-
gram over Mutual and WEI, Tues
day, April "a at 1915 p. m. EWT
She is Betty Smith, who wrote
one of the best sellers, "a Tree
Grows in Brooklyn, which was re-
Gently adapted for motion picture
Betty enjoys the distinction of hav-
ing her story being the first film
to be shown to the liberated Ameri-
can prisoners in Manila.