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The W ashingt ion Merry -Go- Round
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broadcasts, agree that radio com mentators and columniSts have ex- ercised an influence (Which they are rapidly losing out Of all pro- portion to the c.egree ol authority they possess, the responsibility they should assume.
 A few columnists, several broad casters who also write columns and MT. Pearson happens to be one of them-deceive the people. not only by pretending to give as ad- vance, exclusive information news which has already appeared, or shortly will appear, in dispatches or the Associated Press, the United Press. the International News Ser vice or some local publication, but also by deliberately or ignorantly misstating the facts-and are at times downright vicious in thelr unfair comment on the actions of public officials.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-04
70 YEARS AGO TIT fTE EMPIRE
SEPTEMBER 4, 1925


 Leaving the steamer Princess Louise to attend schoo Tn the Katherine Academy Miss Henrietta uy Tacoma; electrical engineering at Marquette in
 baby daughter September Anns Hospital to Mir and Mrs Thomas George, Brothers Grocery previous and 3 crew members Record prices first of the Alaska salmon pack at $45 dozen Reos a $50 and chuS at SLID the Teachers Institute Wch hao oeei notable educational leaders including Dr D. E. Ph pro University of Denver Dr. Cus Was Department of Educaon university head of the Department ol of Henderson, Territorial ComnlSoei of Education and district superintendent o schools o Education.
 port early this morning. Sas south to be made at lena sik and other ports incoming outgoing passengers on
 In the Column Plumbing Shop Office Wages per B.
 of the Juneau Volunteer Fire Department appointed acting secretary Tor the organization
 Weather: Highest, 5i clear
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VlVULKN LlIUUlItl ROBERTA LEE

r O. when and leaving a public dningroom?
 should first If they through closed and allow her it.
 O. Is 0 drapere "drapes'?
 "draperes" This expression the gents" for gentlemen
 O. Is permissible his wifes personal letters?
 A. Mo- the wife be guilty of this ofense
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GuLLIBLE PUBLIC

A few-a very, very few of
 MT. Pearson's avocation, like the sellers of spurious merchandise, live upon the gullibility of those who are so simple-minded or so honest that, they still believe. without ap- plying the test of common sense
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British Children
 Returned from U.S.s
 Don'f Know Parents

SOUTHAMPTON, England, Sept. 4ESeventy British children driven into exile by German bombers five years ago came home today. But many left their hearts and dreams in the United States and returned as strangers to the land of their birth.
 They spoke odd words with an accent strange to the British.
 They had been away so long and many were so young when they left that some did not recognize their mothers and fathers.
 The 70 lined the portside deck of the liner New Amsterdam when she hove into Southampton in the dirty grey dawn. They stood quietly, their voices stilled and their hands limp on the rails.
 Mothers waved from the quay. Fathers yelled greetings. No re- sponse came from the children. Their faces wore puzzled looks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-04
LOOK and LEARN sy c. GORDON

pellagra and beribei have in common? is England? do adults in France exchange gifts? located at the tip of Cape Cod? Indian equivalent of Heaven?
 ANSWERS:
 which deficiency of vitamins in the diet.
  Years Day Provincetown The Hunting Ground.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-04

Of the many species of grapes known today, only the European or vinifera grapes was familiar to the ancients and to the Europeans of the Middle Ages.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-04

,aby daughter September at St Anns Hospital to
 Mrs Thomas George of George Brothers Grocery
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-04

gble Shenandoah wrecked in lightning storm over oh us day with the loss of the and 13 crew member
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-04

Record first of the Alaska salmon pack this district opening $4o ooze iSe medium 150 and chus at SLID
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03

be a poor thing indeed. Example
OF design that beats the fairy ta,e
is shown. upper left, in a platform
sling made from a silk scarf and
embroidered with jewels which
pick up the fabrics multicolor print.
Only a shade less dressy is the
brown or black suede bracelet
platform shoe, shown upper right.
Designed to keep step with fancy
afternoon dresses or cocktail suits,
an all-Over glitter motif is traced
with cut-Steel beads.
NICE NAILHEADS
AS an example Of the gleam
which glamorizeS street shoes and
of the fine detail which elevates
footwear into dresSmaker realms
note the sling pump of black suede,
Sketched center. A quarter-inch
platform sole is braided with gilt
nailheads, and the vamp is a dress
maker dream of handmade tuckS
The walkers Wedgie, shown in
black suede, lower left. takes a broad
instep band and turns into a
"SabOt"
The pagan sandal. shown lower
right in red satin designed for wear
at home with fancy lounging ensem-
bleS, sprouts a roSe-One that YOU
clutch between bare toeS-and glOri-
fieS feet without costing a stamp.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
OfIntereSt tOWOnen
Bridge Winners
At USO Named

Announcement of winners in a
three weeks series Of bridge play
ing at the El Centro USO Club
was made Friday by Barbar a
Bowen, program manager for the
USO.
For the first week high, scorers
were:
Sgt. Elizabeth Strong and L. B
Foster, SKV 1/c.
Second week: Sgt. Margare
White and A. U. U. Jimmy Sylor.
Third week: Georgia Winters
(WR).
Also it was announced that the
regular Wednes day night bridge
parties, starting at pm, will be
continued through the summer.
Participating in the series OF
tournaments were Sgt. Strong, Ar
mold H. Maroni. Theresa Williams
oWRl, S 1Ic R. Gorge. Sgt and
Mrs. Jack LuteIl, Miss Winters
John McGonati, Jack Seilenspin-
ner, Cpl. and Mrs. Bill Morris
Laura Prchow, M. c. AS Murill
Leverett. Juan Butterfield, Tech
Sgt. E. NJ. Barber Jr.. Leo P. Len
och, PFC; Jack Russell. Jimmie
Sylor, Master Tech Sgt and Mrs
j. Inman, SKV c l. B. Foster and
Sgt White.
Mrs Alberta Hansen was instruC-
tor through the series.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
Jet Plane Pilot
Dies in Crash

DAYTON. O.. Aug ;. tUPp-An
army air forces board of inquiry
from Wright field FRIDAY was in
vestigating the crash Of a P-80 jet
propelled plane in which Maj. Ira
Boyd Jones, Of Lancaster. S. c.. was
killed near Brandenberg, Ky.
Thursday.
Brig. Gen. Joseph T. Morris.
commanding general at Wright
field. said the accident occurred
shortly after Jones left Wright field
for an unidentified field in Texas Oh
routine test flight. No reason
was given for the accident.
The 25-year-old fighter pilot was
veteran Of ii months service in
the Burma theater He was assign
ed to the fighter test branch at
Wright field The P-8O was a sis
ter ship of the plane which flew
from Dayton to New York in 62
minutes Wednesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
bles have volunteered to serve as
guest cOlumnists" while Erskine
Johnson is on vacation. The col
umn below was written by COM
edian GrouchO Marx.

When it began to be noised around
that the Marx Brothers were going
to make a motion picture called "A
Night in Casablanca, there were
various reactions.
According TO Dr. George Gallup,
there were three suicide attempts, IA
shouts of NO, no, not that" and
$500 murmurs Of dismay Finding
myself one Of the diSmayed group,
l called Producer David L. LOeW.
It's all settled Groucho. you're
committed" he announced.
Now | was frightened What do
YOU mean committed? We haven't
even been examined bE the state
board vet.
In The middle Of my protests. the
door bell rang. Outside was West
ern Union messenger. 'O5vlouSly
ne was outside: he couldn't have
been inside, because the door was
locked
took the telegramS and thanked
-this.Was cheaper than tipping.
Being q sentimental man. I cried a
little as I read the wires They
were messages from lifelong
friends. Here are some of the more
sentimental ones: Fred Allen. And
end OF atrocities" Franklin p.
Adams. Now is the time for me to
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
By E.PSIE KINARD
NEA Staff Writer

NEW YORK. with Sc
Quins, cleaning with gilt nai!heads
and blooming with roses, shoes for
fall and winter belle the doWn-to-
earth life they are going to lead.
indicating fine defiance of the
weather, new fashions which make
a bid for your next shoe stamp are
as open at front and back as the
summers breezieSt styles. Elevated
SOles, however. ranging in height
from one-fOurth of an inch to one
inch, give most open-WOrk shoes a
platform on which they can take
this defiant stand.
MANY PLATFORMS
The platform sole, which keeps
fancy slippers at a safe distance
from the dust, explains the fabu-
lOuS-lOoking materials that make
this seasons shoes and the WhoOp-
ed-up glitter, needlework and dress
maker details which embellish them.
New evening shoes made Of silk
scarves, brocades. rare paisley prints
and satin. and glitter trimmed with
sequin and bead embroidery, make
Cinderella'S tabled slipper seem to
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
RATION POINTS
RED STAMPS, Book 4

Good through July 81 - K2, II,
Mo, NJ, P2.
Coed through August 81 - o., RI,
So, T2. W.
Good through September 30 LIZ w,
W2, X2, W, Z2.
Good through October 3l-Al, Bl
Cl, DI. FL. Fl. Gl. HI, ii, Jl. XII.
BLUE STAMPS Book 4
Good through July 81 - To. W,
w, W.. X2.
Good through august 81 - W. 22,
Al, B1, CT.
Good through September 30 - Dl,
Ell, Fl. Gil, HI
Good through October 31-Jl. XII,
IL, MI Nj. Pl. Ql. RI, 81. tt.
SUGAR STAMPS Book 4
Stamp &c GOOD for pounds through
August 81.
SHOE STAMPS Book 2
Stamps J. , 3 and t good indeti-
nitely.
GASOLINE STAMPS
Stamp lGA good through Septem-
Der 2l.
Stamps B7. C7, B8. C2 good until
Cancelled
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
E c, CHURCH SERVICES :

SALVATION ARMY G35 Broadway. Phone
Ill. Major and Mrs. Thomas W. Pipes.
commanding Officers. Sunday school. ~
q. "a; holiness meeting, II a. m.
Young Peoples Legion. 6:3O p m.; sal
Walton meeting. T:45 p. m: public
meetings. Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day n T.30 l. m; Home League meet
ing for ladies', Thursday from 10 4 p. m.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD TABERNAcLE-Tenth
and Park avenue. Rev. Kenneth R.
Schmidt pastor. Church school, 9:30
q. m. superintendent. Miss Opal Bea
We. Morning worship service, l0:45
q. m. Special music Church OrcheS
ira. Christ Ambassadors. G:30 p. m.
Evening EVangeliStic service. : :45 7. m
Special music, Church Orchestra.
ST. PAJL'S EPISCOPAL South Fifth
street Father Edward Hutchinson.
rector. Mass. 10 4. II.
ST. MARY's cATHoLIc-Fifth and Or
ange streets Father Dennis Barry
Masses sunday at 5 ana 10 a. m. daily
at y. m.
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER
DAY SAINTS mormon n)-VeteranS Hall
Tenth and State streets C. A. Gardner
branch president. Priesthood meeting. 10
a m: Relief society. 10 a. M; Sunday
school. l0;45 d m; Sacrament meeting
=. m; primary. i p. m. Monday;
.HRISTIAN SCIENCE Subject. Love
This verse from John Will be the
golden text in the Sunday leSson-sermon
on Love" in all branches Of the mother
church, the First Church of Christ. Scien-
'iS'. in Boston We have known and
believed the love that God. hath 10 Us.
God IS love: and he that dlwelleth in
love d"elieth IN God. and God in him. -
Luke gospel relates that as Jesus went
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
Notice! To All
Jitterbuss

If there are mere and better jit-
terbugs among the military eer-
sonnel in and about FL CentrO, and
they are minded to show off theiI
wares for prizes, they best be at
the FL Centro USO Club Saturday
night for the regular dance. 9 tC
y. Why? Because the dance i
gCing to give them a chance.
MAG 40 band will be in full
swing and the director let's it be
known that when jitterbugs dance
to the music of his bunch-Well
they must be at their best il
jitters.
Program Director Barbara Bower
announces that an unusually at
tractive dance program has beer
arranged
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
SENATE GROUP APPROVES
PAN-AMERICAN LINES

WASHINGTON. Aug. 8. CUP,-
Thirteen members of the senate
commerce committee - a majority
Wedne. day backed tie applica-
non OF Pan-Ame1ican AirWays to
be licensed for domestic opera
tItns.
Their recommendation to the
White House was the outgroWth Of
the fact that the Civil Aeronautics
Board has licensed TWO domestic
ystems TranscCntinental & West
ern Air, and American Airlines, to
conduct transatlantic service in
competition with Pan-American.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
Imperial Valley Press

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Entered al FL Crntiu. Calf post
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SOLDIERS MAY GET WISH
TO REMAIN ABROAD

WASHINGTON. Aug. 3. up
High-point U. S. soldiers who wish
70 remain in foreign countries may
obtain discharges there under Ger
tain conditions, it was revealed Fri
day at the war department.
Theater commanders may separ-
ate military personnel in an over
seas command providing the con-
Sent of the government Of the for
eign country concerned is obtained
and that country's laws complied
With.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
Jurior Hostess
Council Names
Two New Officers

The El Centro USO Junior Hostess
Council met Thursday night. Two
new Officers were elected. Mrs
Florence Lankard, vice PRECEDENT
and Miss Betty Keeble, secretary
treasurer.
The meeting was in charge of Miss
Alberta Hansen, president
Other members of the council are
Mrs. Nadine BaXley, Miss Mary Lou
Morales and Mrs. Donna Rockwell
Mrs. T. j. McQuade is council adj
visor.
Plans were made at the meeting
for greeting the new director.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
PROBATION MOVE CONTINUED

Because the report on their aypli-
cation for probation was not COM
pleted, Judge Vaughn Thompson
continued until August 7 the hear
ing on probation for James f. Man
ess and Edison o. Mcdaniel ma
rines. who pleaded guilty to ca.
theft charges
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
SHOE TRADE SEES RATIONS
LIFTED IN FEW MONTHS

NEW YORK, Aug. 3. CUPl-Trade
quarters believe that shoe rationing
will be lifted within the next two
or three months, the National Shoe
Retailers association said Friday
Reporting that during the past
month military cutbacks have revis-
cd draStically the entire supply pic
ture. the association said that ap-
proximately 260OOOO0 pairs of ration
type shoes should be produced
monthly in the last quarter of this
year
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
VESPER HOUR MUSIC

The Pastors Aid Club OF Edwards
Chapel church, under direction Of
Mrs. COrdella b Webster will spon-
sor the Morning Star Quartet at
Vesper hour services Sunday from
to 7 D. m
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
Highway Patrol
Officer Talks
At 20-3O Meetinq

Members Of the Fl Centre 2O-30
club al This weeks meeting heard
a talk by Captain Mark Hebble-
thWaite outlining the work and
accomplishments oI The State High
Way Patrol Cleo Green. president
OF the club was in charge Of the
program Among guests We're James
Hess George Hurst, Melvin Zobel,
NJ r. ST. CLYDE Butterfield and
Wy!in Rr04a~
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
GETS DEATH SENTENCE

sAN FRANCISCO. Aug. ?. UP,
-LC.la Lee Jackson 53year-Ol
Nealp Rhl murdered 4 woman bus
driver Wrdnc~da. WAS atEtencad
to die IA the SAN Quentin ga
cham .er Oyl. >. Jackson admitted
he Killed WinIkrcG Cccll la:t jan
WL,a he Ge1cACrl herself against
rap The .Jplrlue court uphc!C
the conviction and Lra.h sentence
pas-cG 4n Jackaou
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
FACES TRIAI.

Lea Parrett, 48, Winterhayen me
chanic, was held to answer in super
ior court when he appeared for
preliminary hearing in Winterhaven
justice court on four counts Of leWC
and lasciyiOuS conduct.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
GETS ANNULMENT

Superior Judge Vaughn Thomp-
son Thursday granted to Aaron
Garrett Cash an annulment of the
marriage of his former wife, Nettie
B. Cash Pickford to John jackson
PiCkfOrd
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
Ill IN HOSPITAL

Ed HenC erSOn. commander Of
Boyce Aten post CT the American
Legion, is confined in a San Diego
hospital receiving treatment for an
Infection.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03

Cold water, under pressure from
a hydrant. is one of the best means
of control of red spiders on ever
green's, phlox and flame azalea.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
CALENDAR

FRIDAY
Painters. 7:30. Labor Temple
SATURDAY
Farm Bureau Directors, 1870,
Courthouse
Dance, USOa9 9. USO.
SUNDAY
Services, all churches.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03

make use OF my hlde-a-Way IN
Connecticut"
EFFICIENT MADMEN"
Ny mind raced back over the
years, and the many kind things
that had been written about US Our
very good friend Alva Johnston mot
TO be confused with ErSkine John
SON once wrote a piece about us
called The Scientific Side Of
Lunacv'
Alva said. The Marxes are eff
cient madmen. out to overthrow
sanity and common sense in a war
10 free the mind from reason anC
\judgment." Continuing his touch
ing tribute, he recited that when
Chico was a boy. he was given so
cents q week for music lessons. and
that Chico shopped around until he
found 4 teacher who gave I m
lessons for 35 cents a week.
Nevertheless. I have always been
tlattered by the attitude taken by
the press in the affairs Of the Marx
brothers Thus when 1 received a
request from that witty and emi
nent New York critic and columnist,
Irving Hoffman. for cleW to the
plot Of "A Night in Casablanca, 1
had no other choice but to answer
him.
SOUNDS FAMILIAR
So. without thinking I sat down
and wrote the following:
In A Night in Casablanca. I
play a doctor who ministers to the
natives and, as a sideline. hawks
can openers and pea jackets to the
natives along the Gold Coast of
Africa. When I first meet Chico.
he is working in a saloon. selling
sponges to barflies who are unable
20 carry their liquor
"HarpO is an Arabian caddy who
lives IN a small Grecian urn.
There are many scenes Of splen-
dor and fierce antagoniSm. and
Color. an AbySSinian messenger boy,
runs Riot. Riot. III case you have
never been there. is small night
club on the edge Of town. All this
has been Okayed by the Hays Oh
Iice. Good Housekeeping and the
survivors Of the Haymarket Riots.
and if the times are ripe this can
BE the opening gun i'll new world
wide disaster.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03

Farm wages on June l were about
double those paid three years ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03

CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE S u I h
Eighth at Orange avenue, Rev. r. c.
Rogers, pastor: Church school 10 am,
Mrs. Roy II. Womack superintendent.
Morning worship, II am, sermon TOPIC.
The Thrifty Branch special song
y. " P. s ana Juniors. IT'S pm.
Evening worship. S pm, sermon topic,
The Prodigal and HIS Brother" Spe-
ciaI song. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03

into city called Main. there was 4
dead man carried out. the only son OF
his mother. and she was Il widow: and
much people Of the city vas with her
And When the Lord saw her, he had
compassion on her. and said unto her
the bier: and they that bare him stood
still And he said. Young man. | say
unto thee. Arise. And he that was dead
sat up, and began TO speak. And he
delivered him to his mother" Mary Baker
Eddy writes in Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures:' Divine Love al
ways has met and always will meet
every human need. 1t is not well to
imagine that Jesus demonstrated the di-
vine power to heal only for a select
number or for a limited period of time.
since 10 all mankind and in every hour,
divine Love supplies an good"
FIRST METHODIST The Rev. Everett c
Schneider minister of First Evangelical
Church Of San Diego is to be the
guest preacher for the next two Sun
Methodist Church. His sermon subject
this Sunday viii be On Being Chris
tian in World at War" The evening
worship service has been sdiscontinued
during August.
GRACE LUTHERAN Eighth and Holt
streets Albert R Nickodemus, pastor
Morning worship, 10 am, sermon
topic The Tears Of Jesus over Jeru-
salem
EDWARDS CHAPEL FIRST and State
Streets. Rev Howard W. Potts. pastor:
Church school. 10 y. m. Morning wor-
ship II a m. sermon topic. Price OF
Peace Special music by the Five Cos
pe thermometers. Vesper service. 10 7
D. m Evening worship, pm. sermon
topic. The Last Supper"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03

it didn't exactly take 4
war to make buick and
gmc truck owners apprr-
cIate their cars and
trucks, but most Of them
are quite thankful that
they had dependable
transportation when the
time came that they
couldn't replace them. it
isn't too early to consider
the make Of your next
car OF truck. buick viii
still continue to make
the best Of the passen-
ger cars and gmc trucks
Will do everything you
expect of a truck.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
CHURCH OF CHRIST

CHURCH OF CHRIST s eventh a n d
Brighton: Morning worship, 1913. Com
munion. II. Sermon topic second chap
ter Of EphesianS. Evening worship 3
o'clock
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03

FIRST BAPTIST Orange avenue at Sev-
enth street. Rev. Charles H. Burrlll.
b D.. pastor Church school. 9:45.
Luther J. Sharp. Superintendent Morn
ing worship, II am, union service
with Presbyterian Church. Master Tech
meal Sgt. Howard Moody. speaker Spe
clal music soprano solo Behold the
Master Passeth BY Hammond, Mrs.
H. House; Mrs Larry Feetham, director
OF music High school group meets at
I. Baptist Youth Fellowship and evening
worship at s pm. Special music. Sing
Al close OF evening service.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Rev. Dwight H.
Ball. pastor: Union services at First
Baptist Church. Seventh and Orange. at
II O'Clock. Master Technical Sgt. How
ard Moody, guest minister.
COMMUNITY CHURCH Oak Springs
Church school. $50 am Morning wor-
ship, 80 m. Meets every Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03
HOLLYWOOD
By ERSKINE JOHNSON

make use of my hide-a-Way il
CQOOprticut
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-03

ST. PRJL's EPISCOPAL - South Fifth
street Father Edward Hutchinson,
rector. Mass 1n a. n.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-29

Raisins add flavor and food val
ue to salads, rice, buildings n d
sauces for meat.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-29

Frank Singiser Newscast-MBS-ea
8:151Lum and Abner Serial Skit-BLU
Curt Masseys Broadcast Time-MBS
S:30-A Date With Judy, Drama--NBC
Theater of Romance, Dramatic-CBS
Alan Young's Comedy Program-BLU
Dave Elman's Bond Auction - MBS
8:55-Five Minutes News Period-CBS
9:00-Mystery Theater's Drama - NBC
Inner Sanctum Mystery Drame-CBS
Guy Lombardo and Orchestra-BLU
Gabriel Heater and Commentaries
9:15-Real Life Stories. Drama-MBS
s:3o-Fibber McGee-Molly show-NBC
Drama From Hollywood 'Studios-CBS
Spotlight Bands. Guest Orches.-MBS
9:55tFive Minutes Story Teller-BLU
1O:o0EBob Hopes Comedy Show-N1C
Service to Front, Dramatic - CHS
Sumner Welles in Commentary-BLU
1o:15-Sydney Moseley Comment-MBs
Hedda Hopper at San Francisco-BLU
o:3o-Hildegarde's Variety Show-NBC
Congress Speaks for Is Mins.-CBS
Kay's Canteen, Variety Show--BLU
Wings For Tomorrow Program-MBs
10:45-Behind the CHS Scenes-CBS
II :oo-News for Is Minutes-NBCbasic
The Supper Club Repeat-NBC-west
| News, Variety, Dance, h-CBS & BLU
Newsreeel, Dance Variety 2 hr.- MBS
11:l5-Variety and News to a. nl.-NBC