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Newspaper Page TextMrs. Kildee Installed Salm Rebekah L1? No. 1 .hf-l i the last meeting of the term Monday with installatijn as the ft-atured event. Activities announced included: Silem F.C. Club No. It. Thursday at H p.m. at the home of Miss Lor aine 'ick, 2090 Ferry with Miss Dessie McClay as assisting host e. Social evening of Willamette Encampment No. 2 has been post poned until July 22 at the IOOF temple. The annual past noble grands picnic will be held Tues dy at 6 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Glenn Adams, Rt. 1, Box 121. . Immediately following the Lode meeting, over 200 wit nessed the installation ceremonies of Salem Rebekah lodge, and Che meketa lodge, in rooms decorated with baskets of hydrangeas, hol lyhocks. Queen Ann's lace, and sweet peas. Installing officers included: dis tiict deputy president, Mrs. W. J. B-3rd: district deputy grand mas ter, Lloyd Wood: deputy grand "marshals, Miss Hazel Price, and Rsy Webb; deputy grand war dens. Mrs. Robert Henderson and Msrion Curry; deputy grand sec ietaries, Mrs. Gustave Erikson and Jim Smith; deputy grand treasurers, Mrs. Charles McEIroy and William Beard; deputy grand chaplains, Mrs. Roy Bremmer and William Gardner; deputy grand Inside guardians, Mrs. Ralph Hor-' niday and Clarence Kimble; dep uty grand musician. Mrs. Walter Larson; right scene supporter, Mri. N. R. Thornquist; and left oene supporter, Mrs. Gavin Hill. The newly installed officers in clude: noble grand, Mrs. Justina Kildee and Arthur Girod: vice grands, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Apple-g-ite; tecretaries, Mrs. Clem Ohl--n and Joe Madison; treasurers, Mn. Howard Hunsaker and Chris Sompter; wardens, Mrs. Theo Warken and Luther Melton; con-d-Ktois. Mrs Gregory Schmidt nd Harold Young; inside guard -i-tns. Mrs. Fred Barker and Ray F'mih"; outside guardians. Mrs. Lloyd Wood and Lloyd Hockett; right supporters to the noble grands. Mrs. Fred Shafer and William Beard; left supporters to the noblej&rands, Mrs. Virgil Par-k-r arrd Ray Webb.' chaplains. Miss Hael Pri e and Willis Hales; musicians, Mrs. J. I Teed and Bilker Cornforth; right support ers to the Vice grands, Mrs. M. W. Rfady and George Bean; left sup porters to the ie grands, Mrs. Lawrence McC'lure. 3nd F'red Psinter; past noble grands, Mrs. Lloyd Pepper and Ernie Finch; and for C'hemeketa ' Lvlge only, right scene supporter, Gregory S-hmidt; left scene supporter, R-ilnri Myers. The staff of grand officers of Mrs W. J. Beard wore corsages of hand crocheted flowers, while tin new officers of Salem Re "tk4h Iidge carried -nosegays of mixed summer flowers.. A -brief program was given by Miss Beulah Graham of the Sa-l-m Civic Theatre, the Rebekah Dull team under the dirction of Mrs C larence Townsend. and a tiibute to the Past .Noble Grand by Salem F L. Club N j. 14. Luke Home Scene Of. Family Picnic A group of relative and friends eHebmted the fourth of Julv with a picnic at the home of Mr. and Mn. Leonard Luke an i familv. There were 136 in attend nce nd most of them came to Oregon from South Dakota Piesent with their chili ren were Mi. and Mrs Elmer Luke. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Luke. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Luke. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Luke. Mr. and Mrs. Lerov Luke. Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Luke. Mr. ani Mrs. Oscar Ellinsjson. Mr. and Mm. Gaylon Brut baker, Mr. and Miv John Fiersall. Mr. and Mrs. INnk Gillispie Mr. and Mrs. Fos It W'edmore, Sir. and Mrs. Dean BlikHy. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Weddle, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wolverton. Mr. au i Mrs. Lloyd Last. Mr. and Mrs. If O Howe. Mr. anl Mr. P. Sinner, Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Mc-F-iiljnd and Bernard. Mr. and Mn F. C. McFarlar.d.. Mr and Mrs John Reese, Mrs. Marv Gros min, Mrs. Delia Black, and Jerry. Mi. iiid Mrs. Bob Rjunef and Mr. Albeit Lidkie all of Silm; Mrs. Emma Luke Lawlis. Mr and p,r.i. H'ltner Luke. Mr. and Mrs. yiirl Luke. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil L'ike, Mr. and "Mis. H. J. Luke. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mchanev. Mr. and Mis Everett Graves. Mr and Mrs. Vernon Enger. Mr. aril Mrs Ben Tavlor. Vancouver. Wuh.: Ralph MClanahan. Corvalhs; Mr Mr Kenneth MarhJM. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Skeel "TJot. Montana. I; v - Woman Detective Knows Work ; - I By Adelaide Kerr AP Newfeature Writer - . r " ; - i NEW YORK When the New York police narcotic bureau beard reports ttiat teen-age youngsters in the Bronx were taking mari juana sortie time ago, it sent Detective Winifred Hayes on the case. She put on the slacks and shirt that are her working clothes, climb ed into hftr bright convertible and wheeled uptown. There she watched and waited, hidden in her parked car or ming ling witrf children and people of the neighborhood till she had learned vyhat she needed to know to clamp down on men who wtere selling drugs to youngsters. You wfluld never dream to look at Miss Hayes that she is a de tective. She looks more like a woman who would scream at sight of a burglar. Her dark blond hair curls softly around her young iace, her .eyes are deep blue, her smile is warm and quick. Dressed in her street clothes, she is a sight to turn any man's head, f She had two years at Hunter college and worked at the New Yoik radio station of the Paulist fathers, before her father, who was on the police force, suggested she would make a good detective. She joined the police force in 1940 after a brisk training in city laws, and lifting 40 pound weights. In time she became one of about 20 New York women detectives, and finally was placed on the nar cotic squjjd a unique assignment for a woman. She arid Detective Sherman Willse work together as a team in a constarit search for the seller, of heroin, cocaine and other drugs and for their "plants" (caches). One seller fastened his dope to the backs of mirrors and picture frames with adhesive tape. Others hide it irj their shoe or" under bricks in the cellar. Sometimes Willse does the front work, sometimes it's Miss Hayes, depending on the case. Hayes is particularly useful at trailing peo ple on stjbways or at searching women sellers who carry the dope in hair, girdle or stocking top. More than once she has done stellar work arjd some of her biggest hauls have followed hunches. There if as the time the narcotic squad was tipped that 56 ounces of cocainje could be found in a certain Cuban's apartment in New York. A tare fill search failed to reveal it but the Cuban left town in hate.iSome days later when Hayes and Willse were trailing an addict, they picked up the trail of a seller and followed him to the awriing-cjbvered door of a bar and grill wherehe mysteriously dis appeared, Search in the grill failed to reveal him. Suddenly the sel ler reappeared with a companion carrying a package. Willse nab bed, bothjand found ten ounces of cocaine in the package. Search of the man's apartment, however, revealed nothing more interesting than a bunch of keys. Questioned about one of the keys, the seller said that it belonged to an apartment in Cuba. Suddenly all the pieces of the puzzle flashed together in Hayes' mind to make one complete picture. She realized that the Cuban's apartment which she had searched fruitlessly was near the awning covered door of the grill where the dope seller had disappeared. He must have gone to that apartment! She took the key there, tried it on a hidden door and opened it to find 48 ounces of cocaine. With the 10 ounces they had found on the seller, they had the 56 ounces they had been tip ped: about. , Miss Hayes job keeps her working long-hours, sometimes more than 24 at a time. So she cannot make dates' far ahead. But she sees movies anyway. SiRe owns a movie projector, rents tilms and runs them at home. Dressmaking is her real hobby, though. After a hard day in the dope racket she turns to the sewing machine and runs n hne nsfthe dresses that help make her such a pleasant view. And if things' get dull at home, she has one sure cure tective yarn. - , -she reads a de- Riches Reunion ' 'i On Sunday ' Event of- Sunday at the Elden Molkev plare on the Silver Creek Falls roadliwas the 20th annual reunion fit the George P. S. Riches and Charles Riches families. A picnic dinner was served during the afternoon. Thomas J. Riches of Salem was elected president for 1950 and ! Frank A. Riches, of Buena. Wajfh. served as president the past yir Arenrling the event were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riches of Buena. from Silveiiton. Mr. and Mrs. C. H Given.! Mr. and Mrs Raich Mulkey. iJloyd Mulkey. Mr. and Mrs. Charjes Mulkey. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Warnock. Mr. and i Mrs. Arthur Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Richard N'iflson and Elsie. Mrs. Sophia Monies. Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Given, jiMr. and Mrs Harry RicheS anjj Raymond. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Riches and Mary Jane. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riches. Bnbbv and: Nancy. Winifred and j Lois Richei. Mr. and Mrs. Elden Mulkev. Maurico Mulkey. Mr. and Mrs. Nv. E. Parrish, Merle Damewoodj; Mrs. Helen Paeet. Mrs. Leslie!; Ixiwery. Randy Low ery. Mrs. jVillis Dunnigan and "Kent: frort: Salem, Mr. and Mrs. George H.;:Rithes. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd T ipiches. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chambers. Mr. and Mrs. Lvnn Furbjush. Tom Riches and Susan -Oalie Riches. Miss Betty Montgomery. Robert L Riches. John W. Riches: from Tillamook. Mr." and Mrs Glenn Parrish: from Stayton, Sjisan Brownell. The Sooth Salem Woman's Christian Temperance Union is holding itsianniial institute meet ing at the country home of Mrs. V. E. Billion Friday. This is to i be an; all day meeting with a no host luncheon . at noon. Cars will leav e the Leslie Methodist church The devotional service by Mis. Bessie Cooper. lierest from the follow - ViaiUnr in Salem Sunday was Mrs. James T. Chinn of Honolulu, who was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCain. Mrs. Chinn has spent most of her life in Hawaii and was returning from Boston, where she was a delegate to the National Education conven- Miss Lang Engaged Adding her name to the list of brides-elect is Miss Jo Ann Lang, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lang of Rickreall, who has an nounced her engagement to Hugh Hickerson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hickerson of Dallas. The wedding is planned for next June. Miss Lang and her fiance are graduates of Independence schools and he is now attending Qregon State college. The bride-elct is employed in Salem. Joseph Meyer Takes Bride MT. ANGEL St. Marv's Catho lic church with the altars and sanctuary decorated with white gladiouses made a beautiful set- i ting frr the wedding of Miss Ora i Mae Koch of Monitor and Joseph Meyer of Salem at 9 30 o'clock Saturdav morning. Julv 9. The Rev. Vincent Koppert officiated at the double ring ceremony and the nuptial mass. Miss Helen Keber j Dresided at the organ and St. j Mary'j choir sng with solos by ' Miss Pauline Saalfeld and Miss Eustelle Batman. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Koch of Monitor and the groom's parents are Mr. : and Mrs. John J. Meyer of Salem. ; Mr. Meyer gave his daughter in ; marriage. Her gown was of white, satin with fitted bodice with sheer yoke and four-tiered ruffles of j French lace and full skirt with 1 court train. Matching tiers of lac edged the tulle veil held'in place by a coronet of pearl beads. She carried a colonial bouquet of or- ! chids and white carnations and ' wore a ,hree-strnd pearl neck lace, a family' heirloom worn by all brides in the Meyer family. Miss Caroline Zuber of Wood- burn was maid of honor in lime ! green marquisette studded with : gold and bridesmaids were Miss Ar!ene Zubrr and Miss Clara Baune. who wore frocks of yellow marquisette studded wih cold. , All three attendants wearing mat ching hats and mitts and carrying colonial bouquets of vari gated sweet peas. Tl-e best man was John Meyer and groomsmen. William Hassen bacher and Alfred Hunt of Slf-m David Loccik, Lawrence V'ej.sner ; and Nick We-s were ushers. A buffet breaklat and ,rcintion Th Stotatmon. Sofom. Oregon, Wfrdaaaday, Tufr 13 j 1943 f The Nation's Top Comics DAILY AND SUNDAY in j' Your Home Newspaper A "J Nun'" I THIS THUNOEP3TOPM I'1 v ts keepins m awake ; V ( a SanOvniCw I- rl-l- TAKE s- N s-' lT UPSTAIf?S ) BLOrtDIE I S MO USE ' Rf?ST IT WASJ TWE PARENTS. THEN I I W 1 Mb. KJLff I l-L mave mv babv clothes ELSE . TV1ANK VOu , , illl M - DICK TRCY TTTUEHEATS VERVT ANXIOUS TO GET NOUC I ACCOUNT, Mf? nSGTELV. J WONT MDU GIVE WEf? I ANOTViEE? I TV NIK 1 L CAN -CeKT TVilMCS OUT! WITM THE PLeJTVSl ILL iwe ABSOLUTELV NCTTHINa TO DO WITH THE PARENTS' the LITTLE OifcL-VES. BUT NOT TWE PARENTS A "lililllipHI f I'LL XEkM s ( IT uf IN THS ) ' . i.-i (TEMEMBBf?, 5fVvatE:, AS LONCi rWTV LJVES, WEU ALWAVS WATCH . NOW, 1?EMEVtBEI? ; n i jk-rm T J VDU CAO-BLAMEO fnJ owed the church .r ii m tion. She made the trip from Ha- t Marv's dming hIt. Mrs J-jmes wan to Boston and then back to ! Ha; si.ter ,)f lhe cut the Portland by plane, adn after a , cake Mrs Tfddy Jeli passed the visit in ahfornia will return to oUs, book M Jns(ln,, Menkes the islands. Milwaukic.. presided at the coffee ; ir n and Mrs. Lester Sciroeder PLEASE DOWf ( viirMOUT YOU. THANK ME BUT YOU 1 MHE BUZZARDS F0 Sim' FOUND US H WOULD HAVE YOUR LIFE H UNCONSCIOUS LITTLE ANNIE ROONET U HONEST, IT WAS rf MP OICIME MAN WHO SAVEO 10UQ LIFE -ALL I DiO WAS FiNO YOU - KE OlO THE BEST- W J G"WAN-INDIAN Sy IT TAKES MEDICINE MEN Aftjf M0fl WAM ALL FAKE RS-jrfWlSr INCANTA TIONS AND 0RUM- 8EATIN65 TO CUQE SERIOUS ILLNESS- U5M le JrX -HakaC.1 LOOK THERE GOES Wi KtOlOKE MANS HELPER ttflOtfWT IT BE AWFUL IF WE WAS LlSrENtN' rTT OUTSlDf TUE TPNT?I - r7. i IT Mrt. Earl T. Newbry and davh- ter, Shirlee, are in Salem a few days from their "summer place, Lake of the Woods, where thajr are vacationing during the sum mer months. balem. at the punch b-nvl. Mrs Ausust Hunt. Wnodbtirn, assisted with !i'e servinc. Mr. -ind Mrs. Koch left the same day on a hr-neymixm which will take them t. Crater Lake. They wiJ! make tit-ir homo m Salem. WEDNESDAY'S BROADCASTS Pacifir Davlilit Time Kilocycles: KSLM KCM'O H?0. KOIN 9;o. KC.tV 6:0. KKX 1190 50V T6 "r:.'.5 : TO VR. WRIGHT. HOUR KSI..M l4 IOIN KF.X W 1 11 0:00 Morninjt Newt 00:15 Dawn Paliol News of Amer IKOIN KI.x k ,Hi)rtpe Prxi( It'odge Podf Earty Bird (Early Bird 00:0 Firm N." KOCO K i k 'KOIN Klock I News l-.uiv Bi:d 00:45 I lai i h Time KOCO Klock IKOIN Klorlt HodiP Podii Dm Dot :, Kyi iVr-v BU7Z SAWYER UT WMATll TO NECK WtTM JUNIOR WE DO WITH J jt'V -TJj ZX1 N 7 RSI RO KO tr. KSI.M Dawn Patrol IDlwn Patrol Dawn Pitml v . OCO Tpx Rater Nwi & Sports Ton o Moi nine N-v - OIN KOI.N Ki.xk lN-w. I.W, Farm Tunc Farm Tim OIH Snnn v: . KEX Ne lEand Bjx B,r Ha Vn Fain ".Vp (OlO KOIN W KG W KCX N' IBreakfart Gang Breakfast Gang, Too Tradpi WMfrn Mrl. Wr.iirn Mp. .-ta,s S.n WiM' l'" Npwi lArt Bakrr Rob Lpv- R,.l,. lv. is Mul,c Music RiriPii of Sae Sa'ii Mkm Stai Sing Alfroniky 'Zrkp Ma mien Tiooirana ich 91 KSLM OCO OIN r.w KfX Barf Counter Mom. Soeriil Tuns fplody Titne Variet.e IN'ewi Ind Cup '2nd Cup Breakfast Club Brpakfast Sons Pinwpri W '"toiii " or (I-and S!aTi Jack Bf-rc1! 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KSI.M Too Tl I "J KOI O H wood I 'f KOIN Nev s Kr.W Double KFX B CiO( 1 KSI.M KOCO KOIN KG W New Queen for D.iy Queen for H'wood Music ve-.v- T..t( Dale ICome Oet It IN Drake 'akev Tick Nothtn Oiiuble Notlilns Kueass Newi I.ulit World Crocker New iRaukha?e Nanrv I'ra'e Day KFX I.adie First l-id.es First N W. Newi Mk-'i Me!(x1le iMar'j Melodies Mi.-'i N'c'.ir'ie Mn Burton IP. Mason Pat O'Brien Beautiful Life IRoad of Life I'enner y()un Northwestern 'Nurthwe.itern Kay West Bob Kbetly '.i - Melodiei :l-Flo Ilaoniness IKay V,t JOMN, YOU K.KOM I AM R:SH7j Trt;5 MAN V.HO IS THRcATcNiNiS Mu'ST FACE HIM AnQ DSFY -I'M: Seic MUST NOT RJN . AWAY' Visitors fn Salem this week are Harry' Matthews and Don Layman who are guests at the r. anl Mrs. I harles r-. Ir. Matthews is a nerrh- Wagner. Tlie men are here taking the st-Me bar exami- natiorj. 2 KSI.M KOCO KOIN KFX Tell Neighbor Johnson ram Oigan Bma Sings Mac's Melodies ; Mac's Melodies Mac's Me'o-ties Vlac'i Melodies Air Newsnaner Air Nfwparwr 'Winner Take Tinrflv Yours B'Stage Wife IStella Dalla- L Jones Widdei Brown BrkNt. In Uwd. Brkfst. tn Hwd F-asv Aries Mvit St Marge WE AZB SAPE HEtZE, ,MASV...S-." MAY Be SA- SG-mHhEE a.s..eor frs up to firo CZZ SE 3 KSI.M The Storm IThe Storm Music Novelties KOCO Mies Melodies Mac's Melodies' Macs Melodies Macs Melodies KOIN Ktmltam News Meet Missus Mnt Mius Arthur Godfrey KOW Girl Marries IFac-ri Life IPIain Bill Pae Farrel! KT.X Surprise Pks;. Surprise Pkf. Bride & Groom Bride 8c Groom Mn. lUward Maple will enter- tjui her bridge club it a dt'sert supper Thursday niht at her Fan mount Hill home. Indefegjjrlenoe Mr. Ronald R'j- h rt SaJ'etn was hostess Sunciav tiipht ;Tor alisurpt ise bridal shower for Airs cpiFf.rd C'ornutt. form erly JSha:j)n White, of Salem. Guest? we)?e school mates at In dependence high school. Guests in cluded Mioses Shirley Klassen, Mary DeF&iest. F'.lsie Pic ha. Maj orie iBeckifn. Dolores Kletzing, Mrs. . Lee j, Macintosh, and Mrs. Marvin Sharks, all of Indepen dence; Misses Barbara Freeman 4 KSI.M Sav It ISay It !Sonfs of Time 'News KOCO Women's Page ! Philosopher Spotl!te Music Spotlit Musie KOIN Arthur Godtrey'Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Kr.W Wflconie Travel Welcome Travel Aunt Marv iLove 4 Learn KKX Tiavelers (Travelers Art Unkletter Art Llrikletter 5 KSI.M KOCO KOIN KfiW KFX 6'3"KSIM KOIO KOIN KG W Fulton Lewis tllemnilnjway IPass. Paradsi ICavallero Rhythm Ranch Rhythm Ranch Songs Soon Page Cutt Mas'ev Little Show iFeaflire L Issuer Woman Secret Suiiny Side (News IKaltenborn Squirrel Cae Squirrel Cage Sky Kinf , Sky King and Donna Hanson of Salem: the hostes Clifford Cor- Ron- Dovvns Joan and Suzanne urned Tuesday from visit in Portland at the home pf the former's mother, Mrs. M. Bj Parounaeian. Pant Madrons. Of S. picnic which was scheduled for Friday night ; , na oeen ppsiponea uiuu August. llrshC fJ 1- honors 1 V'deWv I nutt. -nd t-he I rV 1 S aid Ruch Mrt. Chester A IX 9m V : daughters, f V A tf , Barnes, rv 1 aw' tW I ' several day KF.X Ted Drake Candle Light K. Mannlnc Oichestra Sports 'Ted Drake jCandlelurht !B,nds 'Orchestra (Home Edition Adventures (News 3 !C Huntley Musical Romances Music (Trooicana (New-. IE. Peterson 'Romances 7 KSI.M KOCO KOIN . KC.W KEX G Heat'er Pat O Brien Concert Morgan Show E. C. Hill (News iBandstand 'Concert Morgan Show Elmer Davi-. iMusic ' Bandstand Concert R. Colrr.an ! Night Stars 1 M usic Dugout Dop IConeert R Colman Night Stirs rip may i rr ( . -'el Vmrr'lk - - v ri s. v j i ri rrji i i t -a j i i . m ! r - - us 8 KSI.M Coast Survey Coast Survey Cisco Kid .Cisco Kid KOfO Baseball Biseball !Baeball Baseball KOIN ! Concert IConeert, 'Musu tH!1 Music Haft KGW Big Slory Big Siory Curtain Tim Curtain Tima KEX "Lone Ranger ILone Ranger 'Amateur Hour Amateur Hour GASOiJNt: AULLt 9: KSI M Name of Song 'Name of Song ;V'anetv Time Variety Time. OCO , Baseball Baseball Baseball IBasebaM KOIN The World lOrchestra !Dr. Christian Dr. Cliristian KGW Supper Club 'News !A Andrews A Andrews LEX Amateur Hour lAmateur Hour ibne For Book One For Book II I KOCO KKX News Baseball S-Slar Final News News Local News (News (Nignt Editor ISports Pae I ntermezzo S'esvs I Track 1490 IntT A ffairs fOist. Attorney (Concert Hour IMusic tTrack 1490 Securitv !Dist Attorney (Concert Hour 1 KSLM r KOCO T I KOIN S I k;w s KF.X Lewi Bob Poole (Bob Poole IMusic Track MM (Track 1490 Track 1490 I Track 1490 Serenade JYou and World Orchestra Orchestra Sam Hays . Wax Museum !Wax Museum jWax Museum Concert Hour t Concert hour (Memos I Memos Kt) Cm k.c. WelBeay 19 00 am The News.1- 19:1 Especially for Wanwn:.ll) The Concert Hall: 110 The News; 12:15 Noon rsrmjlour: 1.-40 Ride Em Cowboy; 1:15 Variety Time; 1:30 This day; 1:S Meiody Lane: I DO Calvacade of Drama: 2:15 Memory Book of Music: 3 -OO The News: 1 15 Music of The Masters: 4-00 Oregon Reporter: 4.1$ Proudly We Haih 4:45 Children's Theater; 5.00 On The Up beat: 5:50 550 Sports Club; (DO The News: 15 Dinner Melodies; J9 Head lines in Chemistry. 0:45 Guest Star: 7:00 rarmert Union: 7:15 Evening Farm Hour: 00 Artistry in Classics: S30 Vet eran's News Review : 0:45 The News: 00 Music That Endures: 9:45 Lift Up Thy Voice: 10:00 Adventures in Re search; lo is Serenade; 19:45 The News 11 -O0 Sign OU. BARNEY GOOGLXi 7 W)LMEX LL Bg HE'S WtLMERS Tpc. ) I J ' B ( .H ZiTAES " - I NINA I FINALLVN K I WWCW A PERhAW T.mE I TOO. JAe Jt3E ' I f ' JAZPta I I 10 -"'VE j 1 SOMgTHING I'M NJOT J V u5 EACW OTuE. ) f V SOE C?AC A&OuT f V I BEENPRETTyJ I trVO??iNCA30UT. 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