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7 THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1943 THE KIBITZER MUNITIONS For China Urged By BOB BENTLEY Enquirer Radio Editor BY FRANCES G. TYLER, the new provisions of the revoke law a player is penalized for his first revoke in each suit but t4? By Madame Chiang As CHET LAUCK and NORRIS GOFF are taking very special care of the wigs they wore as Lum and Abner in their latest movie, 'Two Weeks to Live'." The silvery "tops" which help THE AUTICLE IS HEADED, "Last Mile to Siberia," and is part of a semimonthly effusion of misinformation and malice which tho Postal Department curiously permits to circulate through the mails. (We refrain from giving its name to any but Federal authorities, that is not for subsequent revokes in the Right Of Homeland. same suit. The difference that law would have made is illustrated in since Its publishers seem actively to court publicity.) Its first few paragraphs the hand below, yJWch was, unfor Denies Country Is Seeking "We women have been hearing so much of the shortage of defense workers, which requires the conscription of women in order 'to win the tunately for East and West, played Club has been called off this week, due to the Ohio Valley Championships, of which the women's pair game will be held Friday at 1 o'clock.

IN TODAY'S MAIL. "Dear Kibitzer: "The following hand belonged to West, who was on lead against contract of three no-trump: Spades A 9 Hearts 10 9 8 Diamonds 10 7 6 4 8 Clubs None "The only bidding was South' opening bid of one no-trump, North's raise to two, and South'a bid of three no-trump, the contract. "What is the correct lead? As It happened West selected the ten of hearts, which worked out verjr; well The correct lead Is really tha queen of spades, but as long as tho catapult the two young men into their sixties for the- roles of the old Ozard cronies are imported masterpieces of Czechoslovakian wig art, painstakingly put together hair by hair by Czech craftsmen. war, that one of our correspondents interviewed the assistant manager Gifts In Call For U. S.

Planes And Gasoline. Washington, February 24 (uV) or trie Cincinnati Federal Employment Service recently to get the lowdnwn under the old code. 10 4 3 3 8 7 3 2 8 2 They are irreplaceable now. Here is what we learned irom Mr. shanK: in addition to a considerable number of men and women registered for defense work who have not yet been placed, the Federal Employment Bureau is Madame Chiang Kai-shek de A 6 2 S-7 Lum and Abner have worn the clared today China has every right H-A 8 7 8 5 4 registering more than 400 daily.

wigs in their two previous movie "Why, then, does the administration want to conscript women, and 10 9 2 A 6 A 7 6 9 4 CK 10 6 9 8 6 as a United Nations member to expect the United States to provide her embattled homeland with muni now will it work out? Here our slant, for Just what it is worth: "If you are a secretary wo can spell, who is young and good looking enough to rest the eyes of a New York businessman tired from looking at the debit side of his business ledger, you must leave home ventures and say they're as good as new. But they're being careful, Just the same, fcrHhey have two mora movies coming up after this one. tions so it can fight on against None 10 6 9 4 3 heart lead turned out so well thera Japan. ana go to New York; don't be stuffy, be patriotic! In her most forthright and im The East-West bidding reached four hearts but South bid four "Are you a Republican committee woman who can be depended upon to get out the vote? Australia is calling you, madam; Washington They have, that is, if their faces passioned plea for aid, the wife of the Chinese Generalissimo said she Chief Petty Officer Charley Wayne Darrueron is welcomed back to radio in Gncinnati as an assigned Navy man on the L. B.

Wilson station's "Navy Time." Members of the program staff, left to right, above, are Ensign Lawrence Buck-master, Dameron, Al Bland, WCKY production manager and director of the series, and Petty Officer Bob Bohne, former Enquirer sports writer. WCKY, 4:30 p. m. tells you you have just time to catch the boat. hold out.

It required a two-hour session in the make-up department spades as a sacrifice and West should be no complaints. The lead of the ten of hearts la the second choice, but we are definitely pleased that you did hot lead the miserable four of diamonds, "fourth best from your longest and strongest suit!" (Copyright, 1943, by Frances G. Tyler) The Kibitzer will answer any was not asking for a gift, not ask "Are you so island-minded that you were an Isolationist before Pearl Harbor? The government intourist has booked your reservations doubled. every morning to "age" the boys ing something for nothing for the A heart was opened and South trumped and led a low spade to the to the farthest of the Aleutians where you can commune with the wide open spaces and watch for enemy planes. sufficiently for their sexagenarian roles, and by the time they emerged they felt as if they had everything Chinese are giving their flesh and blood to beat the common foe.

on their faces but stocking make-up. 10, West played low and East, who had sorted his 7 of spades with his "If you are too old to keep up with a production line, yet young enough to do housework, you will probably be allowed to stay in your home town, for the Federal Employment Agency tells us that here is The appeal was made at. Mrs. questions on contract or auction send a "hit kit" to the boys over of the nation's credit and to main- "It isn't the strain of acting that there, bridge, or any other card game. tain steady production in defense clubs, discarded a heart gets us," Lauck says.

"It's the strain of looking like an actor." Inclose a stamped envelope for plants. WKRC, 7:45 p. m. Declarer then led a diamond personal reply. "Many of the boys," Waring says, "have not heard our latest tunes.

Along with each 50 copies of the "Your face feels funny all the from dummy, the 10 forcing the West cashed the ace of lyrics in our 'Hit Kits' will be included a musical score. USO units Eleanor Roosevelt's press conference. It was her second such appeal since last Friday when she told President Roosevelt's press conference that China can't fight with her bare hands; that China has the man and the pilots, but urgently needs American planes, guns, and gasoline. ABOUT FACE trumps and then led the 6, East time, too," Goff adds. "It feels funny when you have your character face, and it feels funny when you get your own back again.

In fact, sometimes you don't know or musicians in the group will play still discarding hearts. South cashed the music the boys will do the rest and keep the tradition alive a fourth round of trumps and East which is which until you see. a that America's soldiers are singing then discovered the 7 of spades. mirror. It's so much easier to use Is Urged By Wickard soldiers.

As the play went, Declarer lost mental make-up and project old This time she was more explicit, three diamonds, three clubs, and Tuning Tips. the only field wheve there is any shortage of employables "Meet Mrs. McTwaddle, who says she is doing war work she will tell you your duties: Clean an eight-room house, wash and iron, mend, dress the small children, and such other trifles as wash Grandpa's false teeth, take the dog out for a walk, sweep the walks, take out the ashes, and so on, ad infinitum, ad nauseam! You don't think you would. like the job, and besides you would rather work for an American citizens than a refugee? Don't be silly, you have no choice, it's all necessary to win the war! -THE l'OINT IN REPRINTING this nonsense is that it may prove to be the origin of many of the rumors concerning the "drafting" of women, which have been reported to "The Saboteur's Grapevine." For instance, a correspondent in Mount Healthy asks, "Is It true that women are to be drafted between now and June?" Another, in the Western Hills area, writes, "I have been planning to get married, but a friend tells me that women of draft age will not be permitted to marry An Oakley woman wants to know, "If women are drafted for war Work, will they be sent to other cities?" And meanwhile young women of our acquaintance are inquiring whether it is true that all women between the ages of 18 and 48 are Supposed to register for war work. age through a mike, and here we steal a line you've read before Don't get us wrong, we love more urgent.

the ace of spades, winning only six By Farm Bloc Opponents Of His VERONICA MIMOSO, 15-year- HAVE LIGHT ARMS. PROFESSOR CROSBY has invited a distinguished guest, lecturer around to the K. M. H. campus in tho person of Bert I.ahr, mi old alumnus of the College of Mirth.

Trudy Erwln, the Charioteers, and John Scott Trotter's orchestra also will be featured on the show. WLW, 9 p. m. GIL LAMB, goofy comedian on RUDY VALLEE'S program, says the first laugh he got in show business came about accidentally. He was the end man in a pit orchestra when one of the members smart-cracked at a comedian on the stage.

The wit barked: "Who told you to say that?" Each man pointed back to the chap behind him, and when it came to Lamb, on the end, he dutifully pointed back, too. "I was the most surprised man in old pianist, who is in Cincinnati for an appearance as soloist with the The Chinese do not expect the Incentive Payment Plan-Warns Of Failure To Act. Washington, February 21 (UP)! Did You Knot)? Symphony Orchestra, will be inter United States to send food, she said. But China does need planes viewed this morning by Olive and gasoline and spars parts for Kackley. planes and heavy arms.

The Chi Of Veronica, Eugene Goossens Claude R. Wickard, Secretary of Agriculture, today demanded that nese, she said, can and are manu said: "I think she is one of the FRED WARING, whose "Pleasure Time With Victory Tunes" spot is one of the top radio programs giving recognition to men in service, is Chairman of a committee which Includes such stars as Hark Warnow, director of facturing light arms. most gifted younger pianists in this farm bloo opponents of his $100, tricks. But East had rsvoked three times in spades. Under the old law he was penalized two tricks for the first revoke and on tricks for each subsequent revoke.

With tho aid of this huge indemnity of four tricks Declarer scored four spades doubled. Under the new law South would have received only two tricks In payment of the revoke penalty and the contract would have been defeated two tricks. TOtiBNAMTENT WINNERS. At the Equity Club Mrs. E.

The Chinese feel, she said, that country WCKY, 8:15 a. m. anything sent by the United States 000,000 incentive payment plan do immediate about face and to China is sent out of a spirit of friendliness because Americans realize the sacrifices China has ALL OF THIS SPELLS CONFUSION IN CAPITALS. the building," says Gil, "when the warned that failure to act befora spring planting time would rob tha nation ofvital war crops. made for the United Nations.

METROPOLITAN OPERA, U. S. A. Maxine Stellman, soprano, and Walter Cassel, baritone, guest soloists for this evening's presentation. Lawrence Tibbett is master of ceremonies.

WSAI, 7:30 p. m. For, of coursfc, there is no plan to "draft" women. And this being the case, it follows that there is no ban on "women of draft age Summing up her appeal, she said she wished to leave this impres- Launching an intensive adminis narrvine." nor does anyone contemplate sending "drafted women to audience roared. I decided then that being funny was a cinch I've learned better since." WLW, 9:30 p.

m. MARCH OF TIME ONE OF ethpr pitioa China is a poor but proud nation tration drive to overcome stubborn opposition to the program, he told What then art) the real facts about women ir. war work as opjSosed which lacks but one thing for vic "Your All Time Hit Parade;" Lanny Ross, Jimmy Dorsey, Connie Boswell, Major Howard Bronson, Kate Smith, Guy Lorn-bardo and Captain Harry Salter. This committee will choose six top hits each month; four will be of the marching tempo; two will be chosen from the most popular ballads of the day. Virtually all music publishers have graciously consented to help us and the War Department has granted an appropriation to cover all costs of printing and distribution to enable us to to the twaddle Quoted in the opening paragraphs above? tory munitions.

ARTHUR L. MOLER, Vice President of the Fifth Third Union Trust Company and President of THE DAY'S BEST. WLW, 10:80 Oberrecht, Mrs. Charles Schneider, Mrs. Fred Heltzman, and Mrs.

R. D. Bohnson in Section A. Section winners: Mis. H.

E. Gillespie, Mrs. H. S. Evans, Mrs.

Leo Schilling, and Mrs. Oliver Ferris. Madame Chiang told of the suf Number One fact is this; The man power situation throughout the country is anything but uniform, and, as a result, the need for woman the House Agriculture Committee that farmers cannot be expected, to achieve the necessary extra p. m. fering the Chinese have endured the Cincinnati Association of Credit power in 'var work is also anything out uniiorm.

Men, will explain the four-point in the six years of war with Japan. She attributed China's stamina and production of essential crops with LISTEN To The Voice Of The Enquirer, Some towns have a shortage of man power, some have a surplus, and still others are on the borderline; that is, they may have a surplus of man power today, but estimates of future work may point to plan of the credit men to rehabilitate failing businesses; to protect At the Hyde Park Country Club-Mrs. T. A. Addison, L.

E. Trotter, ability to stand up under this con out assurance that their extra costs stant warfare to the fact that WSAI, 5 and 11 P.r M. from fraud; to assure the safety Al Barber, and William Heeb, Jr. would be covered. "I take it for granted that almost j.

shortages just ahead. China is an old nation and that the At the Lackman Club Jane Veale, From these considerations, Fact Number Two follows naturally: Chinese realize they will live only everyone feels that increased cost Jack Hallock. George Rosenthal, and Daniel Sprit. Plans for making use of woman power to bridge the gap of man power a few years and their nation will THURSDAY RADIO PROGRAMS shortages are being varied to fit local conditions, returns on mary agricultural com- At the Arnica Bridge Club Mrs. live eternally.

FINDS BRAINS SEXLESS. In those areas where there is a Eurplus of man power, no concen mnrliHoa ilvirinir 1943." he aid. But TUNING GUIDE TO CINCINNATI RADIO' STATIONS Harry Kress, Mrs. Otto Garr TaRue: trated effort to interest women in war work is being made. mm fwpoi Mrs.

Conrad Williams, and Mrs, Extern War Tim. C. I. S. N.

t. Mutual RtcarJl In a general discussion of the rights and obligations of women in as H. E. Gillespie. CFBSFF At the Monday Club Mrs.

Percy 1530 700 Jenkins, Mrs. James P. Mulford In areas like Cincinnati where a surplus today may turn Into a Shortage tomorrow, women are being actively recruited through the United States Employment Service offices. Various pomotional devices publicly via press and radio, solicitation of private organizations, coordination with private employment agency facilities, etc. are used to induce women to come to the USES offices or into special recruiting All Programs Listed On Eastern War Time, this modern age, she implied that women should be given more responsibility in the task of 'maintaining peace.

As to whether women should have Mrs. Peter Malas, and Mrs. T. A. in order to make sure of obtaining maximum agricultural production in 1943, we should have a clear mandate from Congress immediately." Indications are that Wickard's efforts will continue to bump into a stone wall.

Farm bloc leaders insist that upward revision of the farm parity price formula is the only aound way of encouraging farmers to turn oit record amounts WLW, 100 KT A.M.I WSAI, 1.360 K. WllBC, 880 h. At the Williams T. M. C.

A. Mrs centers. Danes Tims K. Martin and Miss Myra Wells. equal rights, she said that when 6:30 When enrolled the women are referred either to training courses At the Alms and Doepke Bridge Dance Time Top ol the Morning she speaks to the women of China on that subject, she tells them thev Club Mrs.

H. M. Wood, Mrs. Don leading to war jobs or directly to jobs already available. 1:00 WCKY.

1.630 K. Ham Club Ham Olub Soldier's Serenade Soldier's Berenads Soldier's Serenade Soldier's Serenade God's Bible School Your Gospel Program Al Bland Al Bland Al Bland Sue and Rangers Delmores, Jones and Dolly Ruby, Curly, Pa and Ma ald Merrell, Mrs. Goldstein News Cover Pullsrs News Cover Pullers 6:30 should think more of responsibilities than privileges. But, added, if THE THIRD CLASS OF CITIES, is that where acute man power and Mrs. Abe Perlmutter in Section Musical America Musical America and Cross of needed products.

Wickard and other administration hm-taxa' alreadv exists. Unfortunately, many of these are also cities A. Section winners: Mrs. F. B.

men expect women to share the re lonHpra riiannnroved increased farm with housing and transportation shortages and bringing outside workers into the community indiscriminately merely spells additional News Elliott Folk Song Serenade Folk Song Serenade Folk Bong Serenade News Elliott Morning Melody Texas Rangers News Elliott News Elliott Morning Serenade Reunion With Melody Reunion With Melody News Musical Clock Musical Clock Musical Clock Valley Girls Klncald and Jones sponsibilities then women should have the privileges of men. prices as an almost certain road to inflation. Al Bland Shartle, Mrs. H. S.

Evans, Mrs. J. I. Sherrow, and Mrs. Bessie Rose.

The weekly tournament held each Friday at Alms and Doepke Bridge News Diamond Jubilee News Diamond Jubiles News Hellman Do You Remember Do You Remember Rita Hackett I have never known brain to have any sex," she said smiling. Rex Tiavls Olive Ksckley Olive Kackley Franklyn Stewart Family Prayer of ths Morning News and Abbott News Musical Clock Musical Cloclc Musical Clock Jewish Army Sought Rex Davis News Elliott Parrls Island Cheers Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Club Club Club Club to Shine D. Alcott, News Klncald Foundation NrtWS Patriotic Farads Patriotic Farads Patriotic Parada Colgan Comment Bchooi of the Air Schoo- of the Air Gold. Gats Quartet Val7anTLady On Commando Work; Senator Takes Post Washincton, February 24 (AP) News Baby Institute words ana music News Elliott Penny Pruden Penny Pniden Uymm Time 10:00 10:18 10:30 Kitty D'oyie Life Can Be Beautiful Linda's First Love News Lone Journey Helpmates News My America Morning Melodies Music Makers News 10:45 A'anda of H'm'n Hill Bachelor's Children News News Elliott Parrls Island Cheers Second Husband Little Show 11:00 11:15 11:30 Senator Edwin C. Johnson, Democrat, Colorado, today accepted the Jean and qienn News Bluebird Club Hank Lawson Aland Lee Reiser WSAI.

17380 KT Sophisticated Rhythm Road of Life Vic and Sads Snow Village David Harum wLwrrwrKr Little Show Question Box 11:45 Pan-Americanos Off the Record weKri.B39"ic; National Chairmanship of the com- 1 C-, P.M7I Man withaBand WKRC, 880 iC News McCarthy WCPO. 1.330 K. TEST YOUR HORSE SENSE. BV DR. GEORGK W.

CRANE. Select the answers which you consider beat. The last problem counts five points. Then look for the correct answers in the classified advertising section. 1.

The sum of all three angles in a triangle totals how many degrees? 135 150 180 270. 2. A sight draft should make one think of which of these men? Aviator DraftNman Banker Optometrist. 3. Which one of these words should a housewife associate with the dining room? Havlland Axmlnlster Wear-Ever Stelnway.

4. A hair's breadth is considered as what part of an Inch? 110 225 148 1100. 5. Farmers in America usually employ a scythe to cut which of these? Timothy Rye 0 Oats Weeds. 6.

You deserve one point for each correct matching of the objects sketched below with these foods: Shrimps; Corned beef; Fried chicken; Coffee; Soup. miuee lor a jewisn nnj ui omie-less and Palestinian Jews. He suc trouble. One good source of labor in such areas often proves to be the unemployed woman power of the community. Accordingly, the recruiting tactics cited above, connection with tha enrollment of women in cities of the borderline class, are applied in Shortage cities even more intensely.

Thus in Baltimore where a very tight man power situation exists, more than a thousand women workers a week are being recruited through promotional and educational drives. Somewhere along the line promotional and educational methods are apt to fall short of meeting the need. When this happens the Manpower Commission plan calls for voluntary registration and canvassing. There are many advantages in such a procedure. For one thing community-wide registration even though purely voluntary gives manpower officials a realistic picture of the training, experience, and availability of the women of the community.

With suih a picture, intelligent estimates can be made of the size and nature of the woman power, which may be counted upon for war work. And these latter estimates go a long way toward revealing the relative necessity or lack of necessity for recruiting workers from outside the local community. THE IMPORTANT THING TO NOTE about all these procedures is that they are purely voluntary. Nowhere is there an element of "conscription" or "draft" involved. In this respect our situation differs decidedly from the British.

In Britain all women between the ages of 18 and 45 have been registered and approximately 1,600,000 single women and widows without children, News Ruth Lyons Ruth Lyons Luncheon Lyrics Kate Smith Speaks Blng Crosby Romance of Trent 12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45 News Melody for Lunch War Today Korn Kobblers The O'Neills Ma Perkins Hearts In Harmony Big Bister farmers Koundup Ruth Lyons ceeds Pierre Van Paasen, he author, who resined for reasons of Western Serenade Our Gal Sunday Kuth Lyons Baukase Talking health. Rex Davis Alvlno Ray News Rhythm News McCarthy Uncle Bam News Parrls Island Cheers Johnson said tha organization Fans In the Street Vox Humana Tophat Serenade Topliat Serenade hoped to recruit 200,000 Jews, not Colonel Cumquatt Daughter 1:18 Aunt Jenny's True Stories News body's arm 2 oTthTWorld Women Light Elsenhauer Piano a la Ramon News Young Dr. Malone Joyce Jordan News McCarthy News eligible for service In existing United Jack rot Nations armies, for rignting tnat News Judge Rhythm Court Judge Rhythm Court Judge Rliythm court Siesta gf-renads would Include Commando-typa Parrls Island Cheers i.o vs ami Learn Fan-Americanos Pan-Americanos News News McCarthy Uncle Henry Cousin Emmy Landt Trio Judge Rythm Court raids on Germany and retaliatory bombing of the Reich. He said the nn eatahllshment of tha Marlln Perkins Young's Family 3:45 Right to Happiness Wife Judge Rythm Court Asher and Jimmy News of Cincinnati Uncle Sam Poems and Music i 1 a. 1.1.

A. 1StA Judge Rhythm court News News McCarthy Stella Dallas Asner and jimmy ain, since most of the available Jews 4:30 Lorenzo Jones Morgan Family Judge Rhythm Court Judge Rhythm Court Judge Rhythm Court Navy Time News Mountain Musis 4:45 Young Wldder Brown carters live in faiesune. onusn pioiouiu- rate. Other stateless Jews would When a Girl Marries Portia Faces Life Pat Burke Pat Burks 5:00 5:15 News McCarthy Evening Berenads Parrls Island Cheers be expected to enlist from Africa News Jam For Supper Judge Rhythm Court Judge Rhythm Court Just Plain Bill and South America. Rex Davis Ben Bernle Farrell Huperman "The object of the whole thing is News Fragler hunt Your Income Tax Dinner Dance Mystery Chef James O.

McDonald Your Hollywood News News My Trus Story My True Story Between the Book Ends News Club Matinee Men of Land, Sea, Air Musette Music Box Voice 0f The" Enquirer Nla, What's the Word? Jack Armstrong Captain Midnight News Bowling Time Dinner Music News Terry and ths Pirates Colonel Htoopnagle News of ths World Metropol. Opera U.S.A. Metropol. Opera U.S.A. Watch World Go By Romance And Melody Town Meet, of ths Air Town Meet, of the Air Town Meet, of ths Air Town Meet, of the Air Spotlight Bands SpotlightJBands Ray Gram Swing Gracis Fields Uncle Sam Voice Of The Enquirer to try to save what are left of the European Jews who are caught in that hell-hole and at the same time John B.

Kennedy Dinner Celebrities FouT TT Go 8:00 1 Vic, and Sade Goldbergs River 8:451 Lowell Thomss, News Waring News and Abner V. Kaltenborn Dinner Dance Melodic Minute Maids News Musical Cocktails between 20 and 30, are subject to arait inio ma amieu Mivwra. But though this has been deemed necessary in Britain the best opinion of observers Iq fact, their virtually unanimous opinion is that it will not be necessary in the United Certainly at present it is not even contemplated. Under the circumstances, it seems utterly inexcusable for any organization, publication, or group of individuals to spread rumors and fears about the conscription of women. Regardless of motive, such propaganda can only create dissension $nd controversy conditions helpful to the Axis powers and no one else.

The net installment of "The Saboteur's Grapevine" will appear in Sunday's Enquirer. give assistance to the United Na Score yourself as follows: 0-2, poor; 3-6, average; 7-8, superior; 9-10, very superior, (Note The last question counts five points.) (Reg. u. B. Pat.

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Nnws Sign Off Thirty-six orphan girls, ranging third floor window. The otner aeaa In aee from 4 to 18, burned to were John Titus, 57, William Lein, News Art Kassel BBC News Blue Barron Sign Off News Top Hafs Bonny Dunham Sonny Dunham PrsssNews Re'llly, News Zlemer. Backgr'nd Farber's Orchestra Mauthe's Orchestra Bhep Fields River River War News Bob Allen Art Jarvett Burt Farber NewT Sports Final Nltej Club Nits Club Ntte Club Hth in a fire that destroyed the 64, and Eli Belentz, 55. The rooming house was located ligii Olf Cavan Province orpnanage eariy near the historically famous point today. The institution housed 82, site of old Fort Duquesne and Fort Pitt where the Monongahela The flames began in a laundry FRIDAY MORNING RADIO PROGRAMS and Allegheny Rivers join to form and spread quickly, trapping the WKRC, 650 K.J WCKY.

the Ohio. Deputy Fire Chief children in s. dormitory. One sec Charles McDermott estimated tion of the building collapsed and the bodies were buried in the debris damage at $5,000. Erie, February 24 (AP) A Thirteen children were taken to AUTHENTIC INFORMATION AND ADVICE PREPARED BY THE TAX EXPERTS OF UNITED PRESS 9.55 P.M.

E.W.T. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY NOW THRU MARCH 10TH a hospital. The institution was known as fire fought by 100 firemen destroyed one store building and damaged three others in the downtown business district today, causing a loss estimated unofficially at $200,000. The flames wrecked the three- A.M. WLW.

100 K. I wgal. 1,360 WCPO, 1,838 K. Dance Tims Time of the Morning and Rangers News 6:15 Delmores, Jones, and Dolle Cuvsr Pullers 6:30 Ruby, Curly, Pa and Ma News Musical America and Cross Cover Pullers Musical America 7TuONews News News Valley Girls Diamond Jubiles Musical Clock Ruby, and Aubrey News Musical Cloclc and Jonss Diamond Jubiles Musical clock Family Prayer News Hellman News Time Do You Remember Musical Clock 8: 30' Reporter, News Do You Remember Musical Clock Roundup Rita Hsckett Musical Clock to Bhlne Breakfast Club News D. Alcott, News Breakfast Club Patrlotio Parada Klncald Breakfast Club Patrlotio Parade 9j4BConsumers' jroundatlon Breakfast Club Patriotic Parada Can Be Beautiful News News First Love Baby Institute My America Helpmates Morning Melodies Journee Jean and Glenn Music Makers Newi 11:15 Vie and Sade Little Show Little Fhow Snow Village Jack Baker Little Show 11 Harue Al and Lee Reiser Question Box ln0TfheO'Nellls NswsRuth-Lyons News Ham Club Ham Club Soldier's Berenads Sojdjer's Berenads News Elliott Poldier's Serenade Folk Sons Serenade Soldier's Serenade Folk 8on( Berenads Qod's Bible Bchooi Folk Bong Serenade Your uospel Program News Elliott Al Bland Morning Melody Al Bland Texas Ransers Al Bland News Elliott Al Bland News Elliott Rex Davis Morning Serenada Olive Kackley Reunion With Melody Olive Kackley Reunion With Melody Horse.and-Buggy Days News Rex Davis parrls Island Chseri Bchooi of ths Air Cola-an Comment School of ths Air Words snd Muslg What About News Elliott Valiant Lady Penny Pruden "Kitty Foyls" Penny Prurten Amanda Honey'n Hill Just For Yoii Bachelor's Children NswiElUott Food News Parrls Island Cheers Second Husband Sophisticated Rhythm Colonel Violet Folkner Man With A Band Off the Record News McCarthy Kate Smith Speaks story S.

S. Kresge Company 25 cents to $1 store and spread to the top of an adjoining three-story the Poor Clare Girls' Orphanage and was on Cavan's main street. Up until noon today 19 bodies had been recovered. Soldiers helped Cavan and Dun-dalk firemen carry the majority of the children to safety. Some were taken down ladders hoisted against the burning building.

Many of the panic-stricken children fled Into the countryside. A farmer some distance away from the fire found four children crying outside his house. Businesses closed all day as a sign of mourning. apartment and store building. The latter and two buildings houBing the two-story Kresge 5 to 25 cent store and a fur shop were damaged by smoke.

SOIL CONSERVATION TOPIC. Conservation of the soil, drama tized in a motion picture, "Harvest for Tomorrow," will be the subject of the free public story hour at the Museum of Natural History, Central Parkway at Walnut Street, at 10:30 o'clock Saturday morning, What has happened to Jeffrey MX! Pittsburgh, February 24 (AP) Three men died of burns and suffocation and a fourth plunged three floors to his death early today when fire destroyed a sixty-year-old rooming house near the edge of the Golden Triangle business district. Three other men, including a fireman, were injured. Fred DeArmitt, 45, was killed In VALIANT LADY Listen to with Mrs. Vernon C.

Barnes as the speaker. Mrs. Barnes, a member of Stay tuned for "Kitty Foye" Daily at 10:15 A. M. the Mount Healthy Garden Club, is the Hamilton County farmer field woman.

1530 ON THE DIAL ft fall apparently while trying to.