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The Nome nugget., 1945-04-16
Franklin Roosevelt Laid TORest At Hyde Park
By DOUGLAS B. CORNELL

HYDE PARK, N. Y, April 15- R1-As President Truman looked on with face frozen in grief, Franklyn D. Roosevelt was com- mitted to the warm, brown earth of his native soil under a cloud less spring sky The body of the late Chief Executive was lowered solemnly into the grave in the lower garden of his family estate.
 Waiting with strained faces were members of his family, dig nitaries of the Government, It. tie sad-faced groups of plain peo- ple-employees on the place, neighbors from the country side.
 A detail of grey-clad cadets from West Point fired three vol leys in farewell salutes. A bugler played "taps". Its sweet but still notes echoing through the wooded estate. Soldiers, sailors and ma- srines who held the American flag over the casket folded it ana handed it to Mrs. Roosevelt. A few steps to the rear Presidnet Tru- man stood with dim eyes and low cred head. There was hush, then in that moment of supreme grief he squared his shoulders, as if to assume completely and finally the enormous burden left by the death of MT. Roosevelt.
 Franklyn D. Roosevelt had left a great task unfinished, but had blazed, for his successor, paths he believed would lead most surely to swift victory at arms and to world peace and plenty.
 The garden where MT. Roose- cit rests lies between the family home where he was born sixty three years ago and the library which houses his State papers and gifts from the world which recog- nized him as one of the preemin- inant leaders. The body had been brought here overnight from Washington where the State fun
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-16
GRAND JURY FINISHES CALENDAR

The Grand Jury adjourned sine die, following the completion of Is True Bills and 2 No True Bills.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-02

status of the beautiful beard sported by Our Editor, we feel we must overcome his modesty (and what a struggle that was) and set everyone straight as to its activation, promulgation and termination.
 Every letter anent subscrip- tions refers to it Sample: did you shave it off on VE-day?), even people paying bills write notes on their statements Sample: thought that perhaps VE-day might bring you putin the open and people on the streets have been full of
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-02

he finally shaved off because it itched too much. Beanie Sumer- lin and Carl Metzgar and Jim ,Brummert got in on it. Carl shaved because he got tired of it, Beanie shaved because his wife got tired of it, and Jim Brum- inert was the next to the last one to get rid of hls.
 Cap Brodtkorb, who still has his, started at later date but soon surpassed everyone, but that is touchy subject So we'll skip it.
 Since the Editor is now sure he is the last one to keep 1t up, tor down, perhaps, is better way to put it) he has made sev- eral attempts to collect. What he has gotten so far is the run around. He has magnanImously offered to settle for cash, at a great sacrifice, but the boys tell him they will chip in if he will get the others together, and SC far that has been impossible. There the matter rests. And there it will, until VJ-day. The Editor isn't sure that he can wait until the official announce ment of the three Allied heads Counting Russia?). If Associat- ed Press gets another scoop, that will be good enough for him.
 Buy War Bonds and Speed l the Day.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-02

questions (samples: female-Do you mean we have to put up with it until we lick the Japs? maIe-How many hundred dol lars are you going to get for keeping it?)
 So there will be no further misunderstanding on this i'm portant postwar problem, this is the story.
 The beard, which dates from the day war was declared and is believed to be unique in that re- spect, began at Rotary club meeting. Everyone shook hauds
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-02

and agreed to let their down de- velop, and the last one to stick with the proposition was to get a case of champagne. Many
 started with a will. Frank Her mann, now Juneau druggist, began, but being newly married
 lasted only 3 days. Ray Martin, liquor dealer, got ashamed of his feeble attempt and shaved, then got razzed so much he started anew but didn't do any better and soon removed it. The long arm of the law, Fish Herring, grew black looking mat that
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-02

Patrolman Eugene Davis (bot- tom) volunteered to cover his beat in Nutley, N. H., disguised as a bobby soxer (top). A man who tried to pick him up nursed sore jaw and paid a $100 fine on a disorderly person charge.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-02
Kodiak Diary
Continued from page 3

gastronomically. It tasted very good. His wife joined him, and after & couple of meals they had only about 50 plants left.
 So, for the gardens sake, he had to go back to the store and get some more.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-02

Since we have been flooded with inquiries of various sorts since VE-day relative to the
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-02
Acid Indigestion

Relieved in minutes or
 double your money back When excess stomach acid painful, sunoc9t :. ing gas sour stomach and heart burn doctors usuasS prescribe the fastest-acting medicines kaoWn toc symptomatic relief-medlcnes like those in Beu-ans Tablets No laxative. Be-ans brings comfsrt n jiy or double your money back on return or bette te us. 26c at all druggists.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

brick siding And-roofinR Leads fur
nished. top commissions. plenty OF leads
on hand. Apply 9 TO II a. m. Seal
Rite Combination window and Building
Co 5T53 W. Warren
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
'U-Boat Losses
Now Put at 713

WASHINGTON, June II qNS)
"A final report by the United
States and British governments on
the anti-submarine operations of
World War III revealed today that
Allied forces sank at least 7l3
German U-boatS,
American ships and aircraft
were credited with destroying l5l
German submarines between June
Z. 194l, and May 6, -1945,- and
British Empire forces received
credit for sinking 462 U-boatS
from Sept 3. 1889, until the end
OF the war
A Joint announcement by the
l.. S. navy and the British ad-
miratty said that al least 100
other U-boats were now known TO
have been destroyed "by mines
and other causes"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
CSO FefeS
Flint Vet

FLINT, June 1i.-Mrs. Grace
Lewis. Of llli Llbery street. were
Gardner and her sailor husband,
the toast og GIs over the week
end.
Gardner and his pretty 20-ycar-
old wife were reunited here Friday
morning and taken for a swing
around Chicago as guests Of the
USO Club.
Mrs Gardner A Flint war
worker, was brought TO Chicago
IN honor of Reds having been the
l,000, ,0O0th ServiCeman 10 visit the
USO He established the record
last week USO officials asked
him what he wanted most. and his
only request was for his wife.
a veteran Of six years, he wears
a Presidential Unit Citation and
the Asiatic-Paciic theater ribbon
with seven battle stars. Currently,
ne IS cook. second class. at the
Naval Armory in Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Ask Steel
Increase

NEW YORK. June 11=Dissatis-
faction over the recent advance in
ceiling prices on certain steel prod
ucts by the OPA is growing and
has become general in the indus
try, the Dow-Jones news agency
reports.
The larger companies contend
that they were inadequate while
the smaller nonintegrated con-
Germs have decided 10 carry on
the fight for further advances,
A committee OF the latter has
filed a formal appeal against the
decision and has made dire pro-
dictions as 10 the effect on some
Of the smaller companies which
must purchase ingotS and semi
finished material 10 carry on
their activities.
Steps also may be taken by
some Of the larger producers 20
get reconsidera ton OF the action
on the theory that the OPA in
making its decision on "out-of-
pocket costs did not take into
consideration various other fac
tors which have developed. and
which will have an important
bearing on costs and profits ef
all steel companies.
Notable in such discussions has
been the certain increase in over
head costs per ton Of output as
the operating rate declines.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

iLAYEROUTS and filters for steel fabri-
ca ton. Must be able 20 read blueprint.
so hours per week. Apply Mr.. Albert,
3l0a Bcautait
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Brenda viii
You Step Out
With Me Tonight?

Iknov I've been an awful crouch not tax :
ing you any place lately. But after standinE z
oil day at my new job. my feet darn near
killed me with eallouses and burning. Now
I've reformed -or rather my feet have -
thanks 10 the medicinal Ice-Mint you sd-
vised. Never tried anything that seemed TO
draw the pain and FIRE right out 20 fast -
and the way II helps soften eallouses IL no.
body's businessI Been able 20 get some ex-
ira overtime money so what do you Eay.
let } go dancing tonight. You can step on
my Ice-hint feet al you want.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

COOKING and Downstairs work white
Own room and bath. high wages. Cal
TR 2.3325 or TO $3.50
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

DEMONsTP lTORs Tor booth HeIs IN
super markets, state are, experience,
telephone number and address address
RnN HI "a Defrolt Tlmft 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

+ MECHANIC FOR truck work with tools,
3-hour week knorr Maynard, Inc,
5745 Woodward.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

PRESSERS - Experienced men pyessers
for ladies and mems garments. Very
finest equipment. Make good money.
Apply In person. Ridley Cleaners. 1901
Hamilton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Singapore Drive Near

CHUNGKING. June IL (INS)--
a Chungking newspaper predicted
today that an Allied offensive
concentrated toward Singapore
would not be long in coming.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

MACHINE operators experienced IN steel
fabricating shop. steady work so hours
per week. Apply Mr.. Aloerts, 3l05
BRaufait
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

VINO regulations govern.ar eligibility
Tor employment ~ you we're last en-.
pioyed as an essential Or locally needed
activity, YOU must nave statement
of availability 10 YOU are qualified for
employment In a critical oCcupa'lNu y0u
must be referred throucnt 'he United
states Employment Service World Wss
II veterans Excepted
a NUMBER 2 Kelly pressms-. rsrrs
above Scsle permanent good postwar
'Iu'Ws. Thomas r. Henry Co. a Bul-
eNaghs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
U. S. Gives Italy Autos

LONDON, june IT UNS)-
Italy's civilian transport problem
was eased today with the handing
over TO Italian authorities al 100
American made motor Vehicles.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

MAGEE wire machine operators. 52-hour
week good earnings on piecework basis.
Motors Metal Manufacturing Co.. 1896
Miliurd ClairmOunt car 20 door
MAINTENANCE men needed tinSmiths.
electricians, millwrightS, pipe filters,
carpenters Apply Ternstett Mfg Divi-
sion OF General Motors Corp, o3o7 W.
Wort. al LlVcrnois.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

EMPLOYMENT DEPT -cierk-typili. eE-
perienced personnel work. Good postwar
I opportunity Apply Graham Paige Motors
Corp. sSOS " warren
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

fTSMAfv- Layout experiences on
chassis REQUIRED postwar permanence
assured CAL Mr. struup TO $4,000.
nRAFTSNEE f0r general layout and de-
fai VOrF An-'- Nrfforpf fW'0m0tive
Tssr-a. fnc.. ioo25 Hoover Road
FLFCIPlCtsS ruI. electric repair
uors TV'crNonc inquiries are lot salts
factory Plrpse sprlg ID perS1n ~ EN-.
ployment oihcc. IAN hoor. The J. L.
Hsts0n Co
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

DANCING INSTRUCTORS = as young
ladies with dancing talent for ins'fuc-
tors and partners. Rsnned surroundings.
Earn $50 70 SIS weekly. Experience not
necessary. Apply Hollywood Dancing
Academy. 42ii woodward TE 2.se72.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
ENSIGN R0BERT G. MRL0cK

Listed here are ne funeral or
ss nsS2Isl ,6 rYise, ss1,i. Tor hs SF'cs cao, S,o
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

PUNCH PRESS OPERATORs-Afterno
shift. S2-hour week. good working con-
ditionS. Motors Metal Manufacturing
Company, $3.50 Milford. Clairmount car
10 door.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

JUsZAk-WalisI beloved husband of
projskowsE and Miss Eiwins also
ivo gfsndrhildTCn. Funeral from resi-
dence s255 EuFnbcrg wednesday
morning a. $40 Holy Name Church
a. 20 iuterment 81 PatricSs Gene
tarV EAV CltF
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

ADV ERTlsEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
PERSONALS


LIQUOR nahit sioppec AZ home.
Arnold. 246l Nat Bank BLDG. PA 72s4.
ACClDEST-Warfrn ard Grand River.
i22O m May 3Oth. Any witnesses
please call VI 2-s527
GALI-K' I'M -- Prescription frr liver
gaA bladder. rai stones, stomach gas.
NOT reD0nabie 'ar any debts con
'ractcd ~ nv wife Christine on sHa
af'rr this date. june y ana II.
CLARENCE Sissem.
or and after ihls dafc June Is. la45.
I am not responsible for debts contracted
hy my wife Marjorie vaughn. signed
william Vaughn
Piles AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful treatment. while working
Doctor De Swartc Rectal Clinic
Sis Second mr. Palre TR i-72f2
PRIVATE DETECTIVE
CT 1868 daily TE i-5oO0 evenings
SWAMPED by bills Avoid rsrulsh-
ments one place 90 pay rvcrythlnE
CREDIT ADJUSTMENT co
s77 Barum Tower OK s7dT
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

JIG BORE. tool grinders. plovey hands.
tool lathe tool mill, horizontal boring
mill. rsdiaI drill Es-ceii-o precision
bore and machine asSemhlers Postwar
possibilities. Apply Ex-Cell-O Corp.
l4lOl Third
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

COMPTOMETER operators ,tsnosra.
pliers. typists and clerks Permanent
positions with good future United
States Rubber Company, $500 East
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

DRAFT sMES- Electrical with diagram
rX17~icurc- mechanical with, detail and
layout experience on machinery. Work
in The Pittsburgh area WThe details
Westinghouse Electric Cor poratio
AMI. East Pittsburgh Pa
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

CLERK. shorthand and ,ypins necessary.
The Pullman Co. General Foreman Q
OFFICE, l7th and Rose. Michigan Cen
trail Coach wards
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
LOST AND FOUND

BiLLFOiD-Losf. containing letter Tor
Purple Heart PFC a s Jones, CSMC.
Mr 40T3 AR $3.50
LJcT-Nan-s black hiNfnd containing
Important credentials Reward. IsAmei
Thornton NE 1929
LOST-pay envelope with badge and
tickets between Forrest " -.tf0 ou
Hamilton Keep money. return articles
q24 Cslumc'
LOsT-TVo ration books 90 Emma and
Huston Pankcy. near Brush 2414
Bcaub!cn
POINTER - Liver-whife vicinity JOY
Grand Boulevard. sailors pet Reward
TY --Gh-F
$50 REWARD - soldiers small gray
r4Iy poodle, tan back 'Bo0's" PL
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

IOHNSON-ArvlDe June II. of 1887
FsrkeEruvr beloved husband of Florence
dear father ~ r. g. Ashcroft % Endl-
cott y. j. Funeral Scpyice Tuesday 7
? m. az A X Peters Funeral Home
i2Q57 Grauot. Interment ir Marathon
NoX YORK
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

SPOTTERS - Experienced on silk or
wool These Jobs are steady and pay
well Modern dry cleaning plant. Apply
In person. Ridley Cleaners. 5eOi
Hsmilton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
TRADE SCHOOLS-MALE
TRADE scHooLs-FEMALE
MALE HELP WANTED

COMPLETE BEAUTY CULTURE train
Ing $3.50 weekly. Wygienlc Sch0o
$40 Twelffh TR a-AETn
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

cOMPTOMETER operators. permanent
and steady employment. presen. ara
postwar Kroger Grocery and BAKING
Co. 475o Merritt
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

ASSURED after war security for colored
women and sirls ages between 10 70
Choice OF two shifts, 3 p. m; 70 u
Mowan. CA $3.50. between o.. 30 and
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

CLERK TYPIST Excellent oppor-
tunity with an old established manu-
featuring company; good starting salary
with opportunity for Advancement. VINO
regulations observed. MA 1918.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

rpAFTsMAN. designer and layout man.
var work With good postwar opportu-
rlfv. Best tLau spor'ati0n Apply Cen
er1l c1rine Bumper Division, 1850
Fagf Craud Blvd
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

MEN-The ]. l. Hudson Co has several
openings IN the warehouse receiving
and shipping department. Telephone
inquiries are not satisfactory. Please
apply In person AZ employment office
1lfh floor
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

kFHEK-AIfFcd. 40 yfaTB Old % 10
Seikirk dear husband % Irene father
0f Betty and Patricia brother Of John
Otto Nfs Elizabeth Baurer Nrs. wanda
Gotham Edward Mrs. Bertha Crook
HenrL Mrs Martha ZarEycki AZ A. J
Erarcau Funeral Home ISIS Miller
until u a n. "Wednesday, IN state -
Clnan' from u noon gu'N tine o.
service a. = O'Clock. Iuterment. Forest
Lawn
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

CLERK-TYPIsT for keeping records.
typing orders. Permanent position with
postwar security. 40-hour week North
west section We $4,000
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

NeGISS-Nen y June Q. I945. hJs-
band Here Af~f1srf--. '7-J'---r -
Harry McGinn and Nrs Alvin crn-otz-
berger Funeral - ChapH - william
p Hamilton. Cass AZ AleEandrine Tues
day norning a. 9l5 and 5es4 Church
- 10 90
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

MAN with sales ability 10 work with
manager on route and satisfied with
from $4,000 TO $4,000 yearly 70 start.
Opportunity 20 make lasting connection
with strong postwar possibilities For
personal tnteryiew see Mr. d. Z. Ben
nett lSd HAlleY
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

BUSINESS office representatives Oper-
stors. clerks, typists, stenographers.
cooks and bakers are needed by Michi-
gan Bell Telephone Co, No previous
experience required. good wages. regular
increases: these Jobs will last after the
war. too. Apply Michigan Bell Telephone
Co. or LIST Floor. General Motors Bldg.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
MALE HELP WANTED

dressed. Tree To travel IsanSporra .l1n
furnished. cash advanced Tor expenses.
Permanent work, good future. Mr..
O'Hara. Hotel DetrOiter, 1914. No
l phone interviews
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

BEAUTY OPERATORS-Experie Ell
around. steady employment or part
Apply 325 Eaton Tower. woodward st
Grand Circus Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

SENIOR auditors; men qualified 10 con-
duct audits and Investments. capable of
complete audit OF general system of
accounts, able TO write own reports on
examinations. Apply Hudson Motor Car
COMPANY. z. lefferson. al Conner
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

COOKING ana genera housekeeping
work whiteb. own room and bath.
high wages. can TR 2-332o or TY
6-6085.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

CoMPTOMETER OPERAToRS-Esperi.
enced. Apply employment othce, Conti-
mental Motor Corp. l2soi 4 Jefferson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

LAYOUT MEN-Must be experienced
craftsmen on plant layout and equip
ment: must comply with WMPC regu-
lafions. Dodge Truck Plant. 2l5oO
Mound Road, north of Mile Road.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

SALEsMAN-Expd calling on dept aud
juvenile stores Fine quality line of
Juvenile accessories Exclusive terr
open Ti5a comm. Peplies confid. Box
7I95. 1l3 w. 42d. N. Y. IS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

BUS DRIVERS. Nurses. Typists. steror-
raphers, Nutr1ticnist Detroit Civil
Service Commission. 18th floor. Water
Board Building. 500 q. m. TO AS
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

! MECHASIcS- Unusual opportunity for
Y fully experienced and qualified truck
mechanics % vork on feet OF local and
I intercity equipment; essential postwar
work now ana after the war hne work.
ing conditions with top pay 20 start
( John r. Ivory. so35 Woodward. MA
ggnO
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

BAKERY HELP--Men 10 years OF over.
for cssenus Industry no experience
necessary steady W0rk with good pay
time and hall over 40 hours good
working conditions Russell ST coach
stops az the bakery door Openings on
both day and n!rht shifts Apply :
q n 20 . p. n FarmCrest BAKERY.
-fAAf Rusrrti
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

BURROUGHS booking machine operator.
accounts, receivable. permanent posi-
ton. good salary. See r. NJ. Smith.
square Deal Miller. 4oi W. Grand River.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
FEMALE HELP WANTED

Al COOK for northern summer resort.
July 10 Sept. 40. good wages. Ia
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

iANBKrtffr-t1t.u- Tunt .. T7T5. ..
Fo27 Baldwin beloved husband o. Ade-
aide NEE Herzog beloved father q
Mrs Ernest Adelaide Csttrein Rose
Marie and John X ir. T L. s.
Army. dear brother o. Anthony Lam
orechi Funeral from Bourgeois
Funeral ChApe. s37q Mack Wodncs-
day 3 30 a N, s. Catherine Church
Al 400
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

SODA FOUNTAIN MAN - Pull time.
Meals and uniforms furnished. No
night. sunday or holiday work Tele-
phone inquiries are not satisfactory.
Please apply In person az employment
Office IAN floor The J L. Huison Co
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

clans machine repsirmcn Apply Brlgss
Mis. Co., lIe3l Mack ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-15
For Radio Listeners
Bv Brvson Rash

1.-THE studio proper. Does all this net
work and live talent and producers,
ct cetra, means that Arthur will give
up his usual routine in the morning?
Not at all, at least not for a long.
long time. At the moment God
frey is looking forward to the fall
when the network show goes to 40
minutes and then ultimately to the
whole to 10 am. period with the
possibility of a commercial sponsor
that he can kick around la Zlot-
nick. Ah-h-h-h, yes, that will be
the day.
Strictly programs -. WMAL-
American Earl Goodwin, 1.-THE
Sage of the Potomac" inaugurates a
new series Of weekly commentaries
next Thursday evening, July 10. at
8:15 o'clock -. David Wills will sub
for Leland Stowe on Saturday eve
nings at tbs on July 81, % and
August 4. i. Raymond Swing will
take his vacation July 80 through
August 10 and for substitutes the
network will present George Hicks,
Mrs. Ann O'Hare Mccormick, Leon
Henderson, Marquis Childs and
George Fielding Eliot. The
Esplanade concerts start next Sat-
urday evening, 8:30-9:30 with the
orchestra conducted by Arthur
Fielder. Meet Your Navy
moves to Monday evening, 8 to $50
starting tomorrow The AFL
has taken over the Labor USA"
program heard on Saturday evening
at 6:45.
WRC-NBC =. An eight-week re-
vival of the famed mystery series,
! Lights Out" started last evening,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-15
FEATURES ON THE AIR TO-DAY

Bell and Correspondent Burnett Hershey. Nor
man Cousins moderafes.
WRc, 3:30-A new spot for "ons MAN.
Family
WRc, 4:00-Ths Army Hour Orchestra intro.
ducss new song, Forward March 10 Victory,
written by Washingionian Lillian eyanii.
WT0P, 4:30-A medley from The Desert
Song" featured.
WRc, 4:3O-Roy Rogers and The Sons oI
the Pioneers drop in.
WhAL, 5:0O-Singer Bob Harmon visits.
WT0P, 5:00-"Ths harseiIlalse and
medley from The Firsbrand Of Florence" fea'
iured.
WRc, 5:00-Hsrpid Edward Vito plays De-
bussy's "Danses Sauee ct Profdne." The or
ehesira plays Sibelius' "Finlandla," LaIo's over
iure 10 lie Roi Dp" and Saint-Saens' Henry
WIN Dances"
WT0P, 6:00-Robeh Aida and harilyr
Maxwell in Love Is Where You Find II.
WT0P. 6:30-Sergi. Mickey Mekeough
driver for Gen. Eisenhower during the latter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-15

exhausted from covering the San
Francisco Conference, started on
his vacation. Who will substitute for
Harkness2 There's good old Ed. so
he drew the 1l:15 pm. spot. Now,
Of course. Left has a regular show
at sos pm. that couldn't be missed.
1t is starting to sound like Lief Ed
is the voice Of wRC, and If vi day
should happen along. we shudder to
think.
Spot announcements S. Harold
Stepler has been named chief an
nouncer Of WMAL-American.
Raymond Ives Is the new Henry
Aldrich, the fourth to portray the
title role. 1.-THE Navy Hour Sec
ond presentation is dedicated to the
Marine Corps. with Maj. Gen. Hol-
land Smith as guest. We would
have liked to have been In the stu
dio the day that Norman Reed OF