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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-03
Sandwich Recipes Galore For Party
School And Plain "Dagwood" Variety

Whether you prefer a Dag.
wood style" of sandwich or a m-re
conservative type you'll find these
filings delicious. For a mid-nite
snack or a standby recipe for
emergencies these prize winning
recipes hit the spot.
Mrs. A. d. Woodward of Gan
tier suggests a meat sandwich fill
ing to win first prize. Mrs. Ever
cite M, Olsen of Paseagoula
cores second with a peanut, jel-
ly and cheese spread, while Mrs.
T. w. Baria, third prize, uses a
cottage cheese and peanut COM
bination.
Making sandwich Filings that
are tasty as well as easy is an
art. Most of the ingredients of
these recipes are those one has on
hand but it's the combination that
does the trick.
For next weeks contest we
suggest soups. So send in your
favorite soup recipe. be it gum
DO or consomme. With the first
tang of fell in the air the fam
lily would welcome a big bowl
of steaming soup-just the thing
to start a meal or with a gum
DO add a selad and you have a
meal.
Maybe you have a recipe for
the famous Creole gumbo or
perhaps black been soup is your
specially. Possibly you r for
tunste enough to know the &C.
cret of Frances famous onion or
potato soups. All CT them will
be welcomed to our cooks col
lection of prize winning recipes.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-03
First Prize
MRS. A. D.
Cautier, Miss

Put through fine knife of food
chopper Y pound bologna, lunch
meat, or shrimp. Then grind 3
hard cooked eggs, 2 tablespoons
diced pimento and Y cup celery.
Put ground meat in bowl with "A
cup finely chopped sweet pickle,
"a cup evaporated milk, "a cup
salad dressing or mayonnaise, "a
teaspoon salt. Mix all ingredients
thoroughly, then chill Sufficient
to spread 6 large sandwiches.
Evening star., 1947-10-14

Mixed Sweet PEGS. Rose Fruit brond l.
pound, 4-ounce con---------------23
Cut Golden Wax Beons, Portland, Maine
brond l-pound, 4-ounce con-----z5e
Boiled Onions, o and c. lpound jor, z7e
Sweet Peos, Lily Of the Valley. ! pound, 4
ounces -----------z--- 4 for s5e
Sliced Wox Beans, Honey Drop. pound.
Sliced Green Beons, Honey Drop pound,
4 ounces
Condensed Tonooto Soup, Monarch. lOK-
Condensed Asparagus Soup, Premier. loR-
Evening star., 1947-10-14

WINS Fonoous spiced Wofers, mode with
fine nnoIosses and spices. 2-pound package,
soc
Golden Eoriy CoIonioI Assorted Cookies,
some filled, some ploin 2K-pound tin,
$l.6o
MARYLAND Windsor Castle Assortment Of
fine cookies, plain and filled l-pound
package -------------------
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100 Guests At
Mel nrihy Girls
Birthday. Fete

Approximately 100 persons at
tended the party held recently in
honor of the fifth birthday of
Mary Francine Mccarthy, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Nc
Carthy, 1912 Reynolds street, at
the Catholic Youth Center. The
party was given by Francine's
mother.
An Easter egg hunt featured
the entertainment and prizes in
this. event were awarded KENYON
Ward and Juanita Solano. Mrs.
Oscar Solano won the door prize.
Ice cream, cakes and candy were
served. 1900
Those attending were:
Carole and Johnny Rivas, Otto,
Johnnie and Curry Blackwell,
Dennis Salinero, Terry and Greg
Veal, Cecilia and olga Lopez,
Sonia Lane, Connie and Priscilla
Sands, Henrietta Sands, Norma
Machado. TONY Castillo. Carnle
Lynn Valdez. Kennon Ward, Ter
ry and Crawford Banks, George
and Wayne. Lee, Donald and Ed
win Lee, Kenny Wayne Rueda,
Sylvia Ray Matcovitch. Christine
Gates, Milo Cobo, frankie Cobo,
Armando Cobo, Carmen Lopez,
Paula and Richard Mesa, Ed
ward and Richard Diaz, Magda
and Haydee Maria Lopez. Deanna
and Andy Cobo, Johnna John
son; Milton J. Spurny, Jr., Billie.
Elizabeth and Connie Arnold,
Anne Marie Porter, Earl Ingra-
ham, Jr., David and Arnold Brye,
Jr.,. Carol Anne and Wilma Jean
Fuller, Sandra Herce, Wayne
Spencer, Eugene Gutierrez, Hous-
ton and Dennis Plowman, juan
tia, Patricia and Daniel Solano,
Jocelyn and Charles Maloney,
Judy and, Henry founders, Win
kie Warneck, Carole Annette Lo-
PEE. Richard Watson. Harry
Knight, Jr, Patricia and Mary
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Holik. Ernest Acheson, Louisa

Holik, Ernest Acheson, Louisa
Acheson, Ernest B. Betancourt
Francine Delaney, Patsy and
Farlan Guzewick, Richard Ber-
|valdi, Public Carbonell, Jr., Vir-
|ginia Rose Roberts, Emile Me-
Carthy.
Mrs. Paul F. Roberts, Jr., Mrs.
Rose Henriduez, Mrs. Paul F..
Roberts, Mrs. BERTHE Matcovitch,
Mrs. Ray Matcovitch, Mrs. Alicia
Gates, Mrs. John Borges. Jr., Mrs.
Eugene Martinez, Mrs. Patrick j.
Fitzpatrick, Mrs. John Rivas, Mrs.
Delio Cobo, Mrs. S. v. Mccarthy,
Mrs. Nora Acheson, Mrs. M. j.
Spurny, Mrs. j. Y. Porter. Mrs.
Arnold Brye, Mrs. Phyllis Fuller,
Mrs. Antonio Herce, Miss Elice
Guerra, Mrs. Laurence Cutter
rez, Mrs. Catherine Plowman,
Mrs. Oscar Solano, Jr., Mrs. Chas.
Maloney., Mrs. Henry founders,
Mrs. Hello Lopez, Mrs. Keller
Watson, Mrs. Harry Knight, Jr.,
Mrs. Stan Holik, Mrs. Charles
Acheson. Mrs. Ernest Betanca,"t.
Mrs. Farlan Guzewick, Mrs. Pub
lin Carhnnell. Mrs .lohr kr.ss.
Mrs. Dolores Veal, Mrs. Julio Lo-
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the performance which is sched-
uled for 8:15 p. m.
Two members of the cast who
were on leave when the show was
presented here a few weeks ago,
have arrived back. They are
Ray Darling, sub base, singing.
star Of the show and Vernon
Andrews, musical comedy star of
the Broadway show, pal Joey"
Andrews is stationed at the Boca
Chica Air Base. These two Navy
boys are top notch entertainers
and appear in solo spots as we'll
as being included in some of the
production numbers Of the show.
Other show date schedules are,
Boca Ration Air Base (Armyl:: The
Nautilus Hotel, Veterans sslics.
pital Miami Beach: Green Cove
Springs, and Banana River base,
both Navy bases. The group will
also siJj&fqffft fDra tseA 4znYsRay
progS ms tsjrHA@ulS3 f6f ra
7th AshX. Fort TaSAas Nam aalre.
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Miss S..JJiyanTo
Handle Publicity
For XIV. Chamber

Miss Letitia (Lettiel Sullivan,
1913 South Street. has been
named assistant to the manager
Of the Key West Chamber OF
Commerce, it was announced to-
day by Harold r. Laubscher,
acting manager Of the organiza-
ton.
Miss Sullivan will write pub
licity for the local Chamber. She
had experience in writing while
serving on. the staff Of the Oak
land lCalif,) y Post Enquirer.
"A graduate 81 the Convent Of
Mary Immaculate in Key West,
Miss. Sullivan later attended the
FlokAa' STATE CDil4ge 1okiWomen
at Tallahassee. She was at one
time employed in secretarial
capacity at the Key West Air
Station at iBoca Chica. S Il
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Miss LO BeIIO To
Wed Leo Warren

Announcement Is made by Mrs.
3. LoBello De Palma Of Auburn,
y. Y. Of the engagement of her
daughter. Miss c. Marie Lo Bello,
~ Leo Braxton Warren, son of
Mr.. and MRS. Leo H. Warren, of
Key West.
Miss LoBello is an employee in
The Walter Reed Hospital in
Washington. and during the war
Was with the Navy in Schenec-
lady, where she met Mr.. Warren
while he was at the U.S.. Navy
Dispensary at Union College.
Mr.. Warren is a CPhM in the
Us. Navy, ana is now at US.
National Medical Center at Beth
eBda, Maryland. He served over
seas in the Pacific with thes sew
enth Fleet. isp'siA issSi3s.r1.,
The wedding will take place Mt
II am. Saturday. May "a, in st.
Francis Church, Auburn, !
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IAN OHLEN NOV
LEGAL OFFICER

1t. Comdr. John Var Ohlen,
USN, who has been acting as
legal officer at Key West Naval
base, had received orders pcrma-
nently transferring to such duty.
Comdr. Ohlen had been on other
duty at the Boca Chica Air sta
ton while he has been perform
ing the duties of legal officer.
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Costumes In The G uardsman Are Authentic
81 Reproductions or Those III N ]. Production

accessories are being furnished
by Pollock's jewelry.
Tickets are now on sale at Paul
Smiths bookstore and the entire
run promises to be complete
sellout. The Key West Players
have an cnviable reputation. for
successful productions, and many
were disappointed at not being
able to obtain tickets for their
last pr0dYctiaq, apd are ppw get
ting thelr Alckets in advance. l
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isa, sIse Cuban Bond sIseN
Returns To Rulll's Club

80 - hssesse 0sssU
Rsul's Club on the Boulevard,
nn0unccs elsewhere' In I tjdays
itixen that a new flooss show
III open on Monday evening,
9TH the return engagement by
pppular demand of the Cuban
bomhshell. Elsa valladares who
sings In Spanish, Jose Martinez,
wagician and the Cecile Dancers,
. group of extraordinary dancers.
Dancing continues nightly to
Rusic by Mark (Crunch) Stanley
spd his orchestra with beautiful
Sylvia at the piano. RauIs Club
, closed on Sundays.
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he Key West players last night
I'D their first dress rehearsal Of
teeir newest production. THE
Qaardsmsn," . three-act comedy
~ Franz Molnar. which will open
g the Barn Theater on Duval
eorect at $50 Monday evening.
Apwil TIN.
Ihe costumes. with the excep-
Nm II those worn by the leading
10y. Mrs. George Mills White,
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MRS. SANFORD HERE

Mrs. Margaret Sanford, q
Brooklyn, formerly Of Key West
and her grandd aush ter, Mis- Peg
gy Chandelier, Of Fort Lauder
dale. are visiting over the week
end with Mrs. Jennie b. deBoer,
901 North Beach.
Mrs. Sanford lived here many
years ago. but left the city at the
time with her late husband to 60
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Mrs. Tho1npsen On Trip

Mrs. Charles E. Thompson, of
the Children's Corner, 42l Simon
ton Street, has left on a buying,
trip through the northern mark,
cts. During her trip she will also
visit with her. parents at Crystal
Lake, Ill. Miss Doris Thompson,
will manage the Children's Corn
er in her absence.
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PEE, Jr., Miss Juanita Arrange,
Mrs. Thurman Sand, Jr., Mrs.
Lila Castillo, Mrs. Robert VAL
dez, Mrs.. Ray Banks, Mrs. Ar.
cadio, Henriquez, Mrs. Evelio.
Rueda, Mrs. William Gates, Mrs.
John Cobo, Mrs. Paul Mesa, Jr.,
Mrs. Eddie Diaz; Mrs. Harry
Johnson. Mrs. Carl Ingraham.
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lsssnds 10y Fair

Mrs. James ]. McManus, of the
Tropical TrAder, 718,Duval Street,
has ieturned from a businessttrip
to the Easter market. During
her stay in New York she visited
the Toy fair and was successful
in obtaining many new and novel
toys for children and a wide Sc
lection of new gift items.
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Ito Cuba. After spending several
years in Cuba the Sanfords nov
led TO BrookIyn.
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PERSONALS
Arrive For Festivities

4 04ksvS 80 SSssAvsSe
| AmonG,the first visitors to ar
Five here Tor the Jose Marti Week
festivities, starting Sunday, are
Mr.. and Mrs. Segundo Garcia and
SON, Rolando, of Havana. The
visitors will spend ten days here
as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ramon
Valdez, 1908 Grinnell street.
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Visit Daughter Here

Mr.. ana Mrs. Morris c. Hodes
of Miami, formerly Of Key West,
are house guests Of their daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Arlen, over the Easter holi-
day.
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LOST IN THE WILDERNESS

There's good deal of gossip in Wash
ington these days about third party.
There are probabilities in the next Presi-
Dental election. The pressure thatiis being
put on President Truman to force him out
and fight for the labor bosses may produce
results. but it is not going to have any eff
feet, either for or against a new political
party. ag.
Former Vice President Henry Wallace
is not regarded as dangerous factor by
Demo cratic- Republican leaders. He, has no
program He has made no issue He has
aroused curiosity as to why he went barn
storming around the world. While he has
been opposing the Administrations for
eign policy, he hasn't strengthened the Re-
publican cause and it is very doubtful
whether he has weakened the Democrat
party. The charge made against him is
that he is trying to hasten business de-
preston to boost his own candidacy for
the Presidency in 1852.
One of the Wash ington news
papers compares his efforts to that of
Theodore Roosevelt when he created the
Bull Moose party. But while Wallace is
Singing the bull' it is very doubtful
whether he is getting very far with the
American people. Unless he is stirring up
more sentiment sthrouhgout the country
than he is with the Democrat and Re-
publican leaders he is getting nowhere
fast. In short, Henry Wallace seems to be
q lone child, lost in the wilderness.
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SET BY LAW

Chief point Of opposition Of residents
Of Monroe county, regarding the Ever
glades National Park bill now before con-
gress, should be to that provision'that gives
to the secretary Of the interior, lin his
discretion, the power to include into the
park any Of those lands or bay bottoms
that then were specified in the 1884 bill,
which did not pass congress.
That bin described an area that in
cluded much of Key Largo and bay bot.
toms that extended as far south as the
southerly tip Of Lower Matecumbe.
County commissioners and others, at
that time, fought against the passage of
the. bill and succeeded in having it set
aside before Il cam cup for a vote.
fthat 1894 proposed area that took in
a part of Key Largo and the specified bay
bottoms became part of the park, lin the
discretion" of the secretary of the interior,
the northern part Of Monroe county would
cease to exist, much to the loss of the coun-
ty in mre ways than one.
Not only would highly valuable Sec
ton of the county be taken into the park,
causing decrease in the county's taxation
structure, but the la2d would be taken
off the market for possible development
of private enterprise. St.
It would probably require decision
from the states attorney general to say
whether or not, in decreasing the area Of
Monroe, some receipts in gasoline taxes
on area would be lost by the county.
The boundaries of the park should be
set irrevocably by law, and not at the dis
erection Of anybody, and those boundaries
should not include any Of the Florida
Keys or their valuable bay bottoms.
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CHASING COMMUNISTS

The lower House of Congress passed
unanimously q bin designed to prevent
Communists from getting into the United
states through the use of fraudulent pass
ports. 4 seems incredible-but it is true
that America Is infiltrated with Commune
Ism. M
Oh course. We wouldn't give the matter
so much attention II the Government at
Moscow would become an honest, perm
anent member of the United Nations. Sec
rotary of State Marshall 10 doing his best
to improve the situation with Russia. But
ne doesn't pussyfoot any about it. He ex-
ploded the other day and said he wanted
II Understood that he inherited this dirty
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-14

(1Inew Anne1oo)
Marsaret Bourlo White, noted
photos rspher ana josrnnlist born
in New york. II yeofs ago.
Dr.. Alvin c. Zurich, vice pres-
Eident q Stanford University.
born in Bay City. Mich. =
years ego.
Maj. Gen. Luther d. Milleg'
Army chief Of chaplaina born y
Pennsylvania. So years ago.
pDr. Louis Finkelstein, presi-
dent Of the Jewish Theological
Seminary, New York City. born
in Cincinnati, SO years ago.
DR.. Henry G. Harmon. presi-
dent of Drake University. Des
Moines, Ia, born st. Paul, MIMI.
46 years ago. s
1 DIR. Frederick M. Feiker, dean
of tire George Washington Unis
versity School a. Engineerins
Washington, born Northampton,
Mass, sc years ago.
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LEGALS

IN TIVE COUNTY JUDGES COURT.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIIlA. IN PROBATE. as@'
In re: Estate of
HENRY. J. HOWELL,
Deceased.
NOTICE 70 CREDITORsi 81
TO ALL CREDITORS AND ALL
PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR
DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ES-
Y You, aAd ID each II IL syo ii are hereby
notified and required to present
any claims and demands which you.
or either or you, may have against
the estate OF Henry j. Howell, de-
ceased, late of Suffolk County, New
York, to the Honorable Raymond r..
Lord, County Judge of, Monroe
County, and file the 3 a m In MS
office in the County Court House In
Monroe County, Florida, within
eight calendar months from the
date of the first publication hereof.
Said claims or demands to contain
the legal address OF the claimant
and to be sworn to and presented
as aforesaid, or same will be barred.
Date May 23rd. AID. 1917.
FLORENCE $. HOWELL,
As Ancillary Executrfx or the
Last viii and Testament OF
Henry ]. Howell. deceased.
SHUTS, BOWEN, SIMMONS,
PREVATT & JULIAN.
Attorneys for Florence 5. Howell,
,Ancillary Executrix. ,..-
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AFTER THE HORSE WAS STOLEN

The Sergeant-of- of the House of
Representatives has been sentenced to jail
because of q shortage of funds running
to more than hundred thousand dollars
that began many years ago. His office has
supplied banking service to House men,
bers down through the years.
Former Congressman James M. Cur
ley of Boston put over war contract
swindle and he was caught at it and sem
fenced to JAIL While the wheels of justice
were rolling Curley was elected Mayor of
Bean, City. But the wheels of justice kept
rolling around and the Supreme c ourt
OF the United States finally refused to
grant an appeal, which means that he is
elected to 60 to Jail for from six to 10
months. Curiey should have reformed be-
fore he stole the horse"
There are several big-shots in Wash
inston, Including Congressman A.. J. May.
whe are having hard time trying to ex-
plain their misconduct.
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Make Motorists
Garry Insurance

BERN.-(AP). defective July
i, drivers Of foreign motor We
.hicles entering Switzerland or
Liechstein must carry liabality
insurance.
Drivers Of incoming automobiles
are to be charged three francs
at the frontier to defray the
cost of collective itbility in
sltance. From these funds the
Swiss federal government thru
an insurance company, will pay
personal and property damages
Inflicted BY foreign automobiles.
IN lieu Of the three francs, the
driver may present liability in
,sranre policy written BY a COM
panyl doing business in Switzer-
land.
The insurance will not cover
claims of the foreign driver HIM
self.
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fnl sopFeEs 81 ENERGY

There kas been some rather loose talk
e. the effect that coal may become obso-
lstc ~ . source Of industrial energy. Such
opinions are based On the fact that other
sources Of heat and power have made re-
markahle strides in recent years, due in
part. at least. to the policy of powerful
mine Ialpov uni0ne - uallsstrikes to enforce
wage demands, thus largely destroying the
price advantage Of coal over competitive
fuels.
However. this country has great and
growing need for all its fuel, and coal will
continue "a be one of the most important.
A large part of the country depends on
coal In manufacture electric power. Coal
II q basic ingredient in the production Of
steel. Coal burning locomotives still haul
most cf our trains, despite an increase in
the number of diesels on the lines. Remark
able progress has been made in developing
q eoai-burner Of greatly increased eff
cheney. eeonomy, and cleanliness. $3.50
Of much greater Importance, coal is
the -most ,ebundant of our known energy
resources. Our coal deposits are almost in
finite In extent, and the biologists say
they are sufficient to last thousands Of
years. Their potential Importance has been
enormously increased by recent discoveries
II means by which gasoline may be made
from coal. And experiments, whose ulti-
mate success seems assured, are now un-
dsrway to use coal in powdered form.
II Ii always mistake to say that
one form Of energy will turn out to be
more important than another. The safest
assumption Is that every kind Of energy
we possess--eoal, oil, water. and ultimate
". atomic power-will play vital roles in
the world of tomorrow.
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Club Sugaloa Has
Ne1C Red Hot Band

where to 60 tonight to Dine
and Dancer" That's the headline
|of the announcement Of Club Su-
|galoa in today's Citizen.
The story back of the headline
lis: There is new band at this
Number One Night Spot to en-
terrain the Customers. It's none
|other than CHUCK and His Red
Hot Rascals And from all re-
ports they play really hot dance
tunes.
& Club Sugaloa is now open "a
hours day around the clock,
serving the finest, pf foods, Amer
|icaa and Spanish 'style, real char
coal br0iled steaks and all the
fixings. Also, the finest Of beer,
Wine and liquor.
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SATURDAY. JUNE -

Evening
s:oo-Rhapsody From Rockies-nbc
News Broadcast Is Minutes-cbs
Dance Music Band --inbs
e:is-Word From the country4Aehs
5:3o-The Boston Tune Party-nbo
Saturday Sports Review-cbs
Cecil Brown Comment-mba
6:45-The Art OF Living-nbc
World News Commentary--cbe
Jan August repeat--nbs-west
6:o0--Foreign Policy Talks--nbc
Hawk Larrabee. Drama-~-co0
Hawaii Calls Musicians-mbe
e:3o-Curtain Time Dramatic-ab0
Robert @. Lewis Show-cbs
News and Sports BroadcaEt-- nibo
e:46-Jean Sablon and Songs-cbs
F. II. LaGuardia's TalkA-mbs
7:oo-Life OF Riley, Drama--nbc
Vaughn Monroe's Show-cbs
Twenty Questions Quiz-mbs
7:s0--Truth or Consequences-nbo
To Be Announced-cbs s
Better Half Quiz-mbs
7:55-Five Minutes News--cbs
e.0o-Saturday Hit Parads-nbo
Bill Goodwin COmedy-cbs
Mighty Casey. Skit-mbs
S:3o--can You Top This, Gaes--nbc
Saturday Night Serenade-cbs
o:00-Judy Canova Sketch-nbc,
This Is Hollywood. Play--cbD
Chicago Theater of the Air-mbs
o:30-The Grand Ole Opry-nbc
Sweeney and March--cbst
fo:o0-News & Variety hr. nbc
News. Variety. Dance hrs.-chS
Barbershop Quartets-mbs-
fo:so-Dancing & News ON hrs.)-mbs
Asc PRooRAMs-Tin,es 1T etthss
Eastern daylight or Eastern Standard.
6:0o-U. s. Open Golf
6Bo-Harry Wismer's Sports
6:4S-Labor U.S.A. Speakers 81
7:00-It's Your Business, Talks e
7:15-Song Spinners Quartet
7:30-Hollywood Music Library
e:00-l Deal in Crime. Drama
e:30-Famous Jury Trials
9:00-BilI Lanse. Feature
9:30-Murder and Mr.. Malone
1o:00-Prof. Quiz and Quiz
10:30-The Hayioft Hoedown
11:00-News. Dance Band Hour
12:o0-Dance Band Hour-west only
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The United States is pay
ing a tremendous price for
peace which has yet not
been attained, and when at
tanned along comes another
war.
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Radio Programs
NETWORK PROGRAMS

Time 10 eastsen Standard fsreees
SraI standard Subtract one. hour, ~
mountain standard subtract tive
hours. Some local stations ehanoe
hour Of relay to ne local scheDaaoos
Last minute program change can.
mt b. included.
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mess But he declared that he will clean
Up. Let us hope that we are reading the
ngns correctly in reporting that General
Marshall is getting tough.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-14

AS soon as the President returns from
Canada we fill find out how much of
loan she desires. However, that is one loan,
if it is asked, that will be repaid.
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NETWORK PRoenaees

Time 10 eastern standard. For cens
fral standard subtract one hour, fep
mountain standard subtract tNsv
hours. Some local stations ci,aneo
hour Of relay to ne local schedui6es
Last minute program changes easss
not be included.