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iw" THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1941 19 CHARTER FOR ALUMNI USUAL TRADE Sister To Wliirly STATEMENT New State Law Defined At Meeting Of Marshals A law passed recently by the BRITISH EMPIRE In East May Fall Ohio Legislature pertaining to In South America Held By British While Uncle Sam Sacrifices Markets Fpr Defense. Registering $48,000,000 Of Collateral Sinking Fund Bonds Filed By Philadelphia Utility. ()jiiL WB. AUIO MB IT organization of municipal police departments was explained to marshals of Hamilton County Communities at the F.lmwnnrt PIhoo City Hall last nieht bv Marshal If Nazis Take Crete, Hessler Forecasts. Leigh Latta of Glendale, President oi tne unio Marshals Association.

Under the new law marshal will Lexington, May 22 (AP) A full sisted to Whirl-away, the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner, was born tonight at the Calumet Farm of Whirlaway's owner Warren Wright The filly, also owned by Wright, was the second foal produced by Dust whirl from a mating with Blenheim IL a stallion imported from England. Both Dustwhlrl and the foal were reported "doing well." Dustwhlrl hag a brown yearling colt by Sickle which Is a full brother of Heaping Reward, and is to be bred next to the Calumet stallion Bull Lea. The addresses to be made by Battle Also To Show Value acquire the title of Chief of Police, but they will not be included in the same bracket of civil service with police officials. Office will Charles A. Lindbergh and Senator Of Air Attack On Insular Objective, He Says.

be filled by appointment, in place or election by the people. Marshal Thomas Fitzriatric.k. Burton K. Wheeler tonight under auspices of the America First Committee will be broadcast. Lindbergh will be heard at 8:30 o'clock on WKRC.

Wheeler will be heard at 9:30 on WCKY and by transcription at 10:15 on WSAI. Elmwood, was host at a party later at the Elmwood City Hall. BY WILLIAM H. HESSLER. (Tlwi Enauirer Foreign Editor) The battle of Crete is important In itself because Crete holds the p.

Vital Statistics I Several "name" stars will be heard in a special broadcast at 9:15 key to the whole Aegean area and to the Syrian and Palestinian hores of the Mediterranean MARRIAGE LICENSES. o'clock tonight for the benefit of British War Relief. Participants John A. Dupps, 23 years old, 6121 Bell- Washington, May 22 (AP) Philadelphia Company, Pittsburgh, filed with the Securities Commission today a registration statement covering $43,000,000 of collateral trust sinking fund bonds due 1961, $12,000,000 of collateral trust serial notes due 1942-1951 and 413,794 shares of common capital stock, no par value. The proceeds will be used toward the redemption, at 105 per cent, of $60,000,000 of 5 per cent secured gold bonds, due 1967.

The company said it would invits competitive bids from prospective purchasers or underwriters for the bonds and notes. The stock will be offered at $7.25 a share to holders of the company's presently outstanding 5 per cent preferred capital stock and its common capital stock on a' basis of 8.6 shares for each 100 shares of either one held. Standard Gas and Electric Company, parent of Philadelphia Company, will be entitled to subscribe to 391,076 shares of the common capital stock, but said that it either would reduce the number of shares to which it would be entitled or would purchase shares not taken by other stockholders in such amount as might be necessary so that the gross proceeds to the company from the bonds, notes and stock aggregate $63,000,000. THERIVER Stage In the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and their tributaries at 7 o'clock yesterday morning and changes within tb preceding 24 hours: air nace, mecnanical engineer, and Mary M. Norrls, 22, 1142 Rulison Avenue, Chicago, May 22 (AP) Harold Vagtborg, Director of the Armour Research Foundation, said today that although American manufacturers were making "tremendous sacrifices" in South American trade to maintain the defense program, British interests were operating on a "business as usual" policy in the same territory.

Vagtborg recently spent two months in South America as an official observer for the National Research Council. "There can be no question that the British people and British trade are doing all possible to maintain old and seize new customers In South America regardless of how this affects the United States," he reported. "Most South American harbors are constantly visited by British ships that unload machinery, textiles, liquors, and manufactured goods of all kinds." Vagtborg said that in nearly every country he visited he talked with manufacturers who depended upon the United States for vital materials such as copper. "Priorities declared as a result of our war effort have left these good customers of this country out on a limb," he declared. "They simply cannot get parts or materials.

Naturally they are resentful toward the United States and we lose their good will." Whether Britain loses the strategic heart of her empire in the Near Kast or not may easily depend on the outcome of the battle now being fought on the beaches and in George Anderson Fleming, 29. Youngs- in the WKRC broadcast will include Rose Bampton, Kenny Baker, Bill Robinson, Ed Sullivan, and the Royal Canadian Guardsmen, male octet. luwn, unio, inspector, ana Ann Jankovich. 33. 1486 State Avenue.

Mobilization Slated InLaGuardia Outline For Civilian Defense James Sarvcr, 22, 837 Dayton Street, muurcr, ana Evelyn Marie o'Malley, 23, 4103 Kirby Road. Dress operator. the wooded hills of the long, nar row Greek island. Walter W. Kline, 20, 246 Piedmont General P.

Lincoln Mitchell and street, macninist. and Jean F. Altman, 20, 2304 Moerleln Avenue, saleslady. But the battle of Crete Is no less Edmond L. Rice.

39. Chester Road. Major Cameron Sanders will dis Important for what it will show in Woodlawn. stationery engineer, and respect to the use of air power cuss bringing artillerymen from Fort Knox, for the Defense Exposition at Music Hall in an fTances wesiey, tj, ill ixjngwortn street, Lockland. Moses Slvitz, 22, 3474 Harvey Avenue, designer, and Blessing Schmidt, 20, Cleveland, Ohio, assistant editor.

Wlllard M. Rinncrt. 24. 1105 Elm Street. against an insular objective.

Crete is 70 miles from the Greek TnoinlnnH where German forces are i draftsman, and Jean Wright, 25, 1518 St. interview at 3:30 o'clock today on WCKY. established. It is surrounded by jueger fiace, assistant. Morris Joseph Evers, 25, Clearview Ave nue, Bridgetown, inspector, and Mary waters effectively controlled oy -Rrirnln Yet it has been invaded by i4uise Bcnaier, zz, azii.

Aiuraock Avenue, stenographer. at least 15,000 troops, extremely The championship bout between Joe Louis and Buddy Baer will be described at 9:30 o'clock tonight on WSAI. Robert G. Cherry, 24, 4790 Prosperity Place, laboratory assistant, and Helen Washington, May 22 (AP) Mayor Fiorello La Guardia of New York took command today of the Office of Civilian Defense and gave notice it was to be a "working outfit" which would mobilize civilian volunteers into "disciplined divisions" ready for duty if the nation were attacked. La Quardia accepted his commission to head the office at a White House ceremony.

Then, at a press conference, he sketched plans for transforming the paper outline of OCD into a trained and ready corps of men over draft age, children, and women in uniforms. ranees Atkins, zs, oozi tseimont Avenue, bookkeeper. Norbert K. L. Busam, 21, 4504 Vine Mrs.

Homer A. Mathieson, Washington, International Vice President of Gamma Phi Beta, college social sorority, left, and Mrs. Cicero F. Hogan, National Rush Chairman of the sorority, admire the new charter of the Cincinnati Alumni Chapter. The charter, granted two weks ago at the Grand Council meeting of the sorority in Victoria, B.

was presented to the chapter last night at a dinner at the Cincinnati Club. Mrs. J. T. Mcllwain.

Past President of the sorority, accepted the charter in behalf of the local chapter. Mrs. John Durbrow is President of the Cincinnati Chapter. "New Wine," a new screen play, starring Ilona Massey and Alan Curtis, will be given a radio preview in "Hollywood Premiere" at 9 o'clock tonight on WCKY. Street, clerk, and Antoinette Becker, 21, 3820 Homewood Road, Mariemont, Waitress.

Donald J. Carmnslno. 21. 140 Huntington Place, assistant manager, and Jean E. Latham, 21, 299 McGregor Avenue, operator.

Edward J. Herweh. 24 3056 Coleraln Avenue, clerk, and Mary Willing, 22, Box 501. SunBet Avenue, clerk. Edwin C.

Faessler, 25, 1913 Elm Avenue, Norwood, physician, and Rose Marie Senile. 24, 1800 Maple Avenue, Norwood. Harvey Borton, 30, Dunkirk, class machine operator, and Dorothy Shumaker, 21, 735 Elheron Avenue. Robert Scott. 624 West Fifth Street.

well armed and provislonea. t.y now there may be several thousands more. And it is entirely probable that Germany will have placed two full divisions, or 30,000 men, in Crete before the struggle, is decided one way or the other. This has been done despite the fact that no surface craft of the Axis have succeeded in making landings, so far as we know. And this makes the implication of the attack on Crete all the more menacing.

It shows what air power alone can achieve. With their customary thoroughness, the Germans have developed special equipment for their air in Judith Anderson will star in a production of "Young Woodley" in "Playhouse" at 8:30 o'clock tonight on WCKY. re Than 7,000 Sentenced OFFICIALS ARE REELECTED. Leo F. Langefels, Vice President assigned to the Cincinnati division of McKesson and Robbins, has been reelected by the company's Board of Directors.

George W. Heiges was also reelected as Assistant Secretary, it was announced yesterday. Langefels has been with the local branch 30 years and Heiges has been with the Cincinnati division since 1936. The New York executive said registration of volunteer defense workers would start first in Atlantic and Pacific coastal cities "which will be the first targets' of porter, and Alma H. Britton, 21, 1413 in WO I I 2 a 5 a i JiJ a Pittsbu'h 1676, N.

Orlea's 5.0 073 Montg'ry 15.0 0.1 Franklin 3.2 0.2 Dam 10.. 16.7 Cock 7. 11. 4 0.3 Dam 12.. 15.40 1 Ka.

Falls. 2.01 0.2 Dam 14.. 16.9 0.5 London 9.0 0.1 Dam 16. 15.6 0.1 Charles'n 7.40.1 Parker'g. 11.1 0.4 Wlnfield.

9.6 0.4 Da 1.6 Pt. Pleas. 24.5 0.5 William's 2.2 Gal. Dam 18.5 0.4 Plkeville. 0.4 O.l Dam 28..

15.9 0.5 Plkeville. 0.4.... Dam Chtlllco'e 2.2: 0.2 Portsm'h 13.3 1.2 Farmers. 1.910.1 Dam 33. 15.2i 1.8 Falmouth 1.2 Dam 35.

.15.6 1.4 0.60.1 (Inclnn'tl 13.40.6 Lock 14.. 8.9 Dam 38.. 16.0 1.8 Lock 10.. 9.50 1 Dam 39.. 15.7 2.2 Lock 7...

10.50.5 Louisville 17.10.3 Lock 4.... 6.0 Dam 44.. 17.00.1 Lock 2... 6.4 Evansv'le 11.0 0.8 Mt. Carl'e 1.40.1 Da 18.3 0.3 Nashville 9.30.1 Dom 62..

18.4 O.O Chatta'a 8.00.2 Cairo 15.70.3 Florence. 12.80.1 St. Louis. 5.31.1 Johns'le 3.10.7 Memphis 7.2 0.4 Lltt. Rock 5.20.3 By Municipal Court In Year central Avenue.

Carl Richard Thomas, 43. 2126 Fulton Avenue, salesman, and Dora Marie Weaver, 25, 2126 Fulton Avenue, cook. Edward W. Pond, 50, 1431 Walnut Deems Taylor, understudy for Clifton Fadiman, will serve as quizmaster while Fadiman serves as an expert during the third anniversary broadcast at 7:30 o'clock tonight on WSAI. fantry.

They are proviaea wnn uniforms smnroDriate for the hot attack," and forecast an eventual outlay of $60,000,000 to $70,000,000 Street, restaurant proprietor, and Mildred Llnde, 22, 304 West McMlcken Avenue. Mediterranean isianu. iuej a.vc for emergency fire-fighting equip ing facilities for the Municipal flrairl's Prnhntinn Department and specially designed padding for Municipal court Judges last year ment alone. heels and knees that reauce me sentenced 7,005 persons to no Innrlin? hv appealed for automobiles for pro Four divisions are to be set up under OCD. They are public safety, health and medical training, engi umiStr days in jail, or 148 plus years, ac parachute-injuries such as that! co twenty.sev bation officers so tney can oispatcn their work with ereater celerity." FRIDAY RADIO PROGRAM EASTERN STANDARD TIME, (M) MUTUAL, (R) RECORDS neering, and a division of shelter In an appended report, Mrs.

Cecil Oistinguisnea nazi, suffered in an unscheduled landing enth rcpcrt, submitted to City Csun- and food supplies. Woodberry, Municipal uourt rooa- irom a plane. cil yesterday Dy juage rABACHUTEKS WELL AKM15U. Samuel W. Bell WCPO, 1,230 K.

WKRC, 550 WSAI, 1,360 K. tion Officer, said that ner "limited" staff of three, which includes herself, had done remarkably well, but that another worker was "badly neprieri WMV, 700 K. The German air infantry, an arm These sentences were imposed in TIME. BLAST WCKY, 1.530 E. Gittln' Up "Time perfected after the experience disposition of M.

5:00 parachute landings nonano ana Criminal Divi- Elver Forecast. The Ohio River in the Cincinnati district will be In pool today. W. C. DevereauX.

Mainer Mountaineers Cowboy Slim Patsy Montana Carter Faml ly Top O' the Morning 5:30 5:45 General Store Belgium, now has tine armament. last Cover Pullers Traps 14 Men In Pit Rescue Sun-Up Salute WKRC Newsr'eel General Store She asked also for some kind of insurance protection for the "hundreds of dollars" her staff is called upon to handle each year, pointing 6:15 6:30 Wake Up and Live Arrivals Today. n4tA OrivinfT him IflT mOl'P. x. i i in felonies.

Crews Near Explosion Shaft 11 Men Escaped. 6j45 7:15 The Tom Greene from Louisville 8 a. Main Street whar-f. lire power man a ijp-ai cucmj 1 i I a trtrvo Keys to Health Daily Express News of Kurops Morn Patrol News School Bus Special Musical Clock out that snouid any 01 tne iunus become lost it would place her office in an "embarrassing" position. fantrvman.

lierman paracnute iantryman. $242,763.97. ot which $242, 7:30 Dawn Patrol News Dawn Patrol troops me jjaiuauiimigij not to act in masses but to act for 165.42 was collected in fines and i nf rniirt rtnsts. 8:00 Mrs. Woodberry's department News Musical Clock Rex Davis, News Helen Rees News Breakfast Club Departures Today.

The Tom Greene for Louisville p. Main Street wharf. 8:15 Nation Family Prayer Almanac, Weather Reporter News Boone Co. Caravan Time to Shine Hlnn, News Ronnie Mans Held JonBumers' Foundat'n Bess Johnson Aunt Jenny Linda's First Love Road of Life II Bicknell, May 22 (AP) E. Tnemseives, wius eunctuus the great faults of the German in- In the Civil Division a total of 2nsnn cusps were heard, dismissed.

finds the Salvation Army the "most cooperative of any agency in the city," she declared. Manv probationers, she reported. J. Stivers, Secretary-Treasurer of 9:00 Cinema Caiander News At Hotel Today Kuth Lyons News Rhythm Ramble laniry uuuiiiuu. i i- il.

and nettled, the report states. Jury Betty Crocker By Kathleen Norrls Myrt and Marge Stepmother News WEATHER CONDITIONS. the Bicknell Coal Company, report 9:1 Rita Hackett Gems of Melody Bachelor's Children At the Console wnen we uy iu ul im tu (nasa foaa in hein tne Prim 9:30 9:45 ed tonight 14 men were trapped by Bus Time are "mentally retarded" and so the attack on Urete to a possioie i tt. critic t1p the nal and Civil Divisions amounted "feeble minded" that cooperation 10:00 News Today We Honor Mary Marlin Woman In White an explosion in the firm's Pan handle mine near here. analogy breaks down quickly.

If to $14,054.74. News Ruth Lyons Just for You Buckeye Four Treat Time Martha Webster Big Sister Betty and Bob 10:30 10:45 The Lone Journey David Harum The following taDle shows the state of the weather in the places mentioned, as indicated by thu Weather Bureau at 7:30 o'clock last night, seventy-fifth meridian timet the Reich can nut two divisions rT 7 from them can hardly be expected. Asserting there is a need for an iinnt.it.uUnn for feeble minded. Mrs. "About 25 men were in the mine," into Crete in three or four days, it ea.

decisions entered, in nw muster more re- both divisions, reversed 21, and d.s- Kate Smith Spenks When a Girl Mar. Tune-Up Time News Little Show Grandstand Manager Little Show Stivers said, "but around 11 got Woodherrv said she was advised 11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45 Hearts In Harmony The O'Neills Pepper Young Editor's Daughter Rom. Helen Trent Gur Gai Sunday Marsha Wheeler Ronnie Mansfield Orphans of Divorce Honey Moor. Hill John's Other Wife Just Plain BUI Mother of Mln Screen Views Table Tips Between Book Ends News Colonel Cumquatt Spotlight Battle of Tunes lsseu mree uuiers, 1.1. racont that there are nearlv 300 News Economy Kitchen 3lck O'Heren BBC News We're Always Young Mike, the Breadman Singing Sam A total ot whs jjh.iu mm noranni from Probate Court alone.

12:00 Rex Davis, News The Twelve-Fifteen Julia Blake's Heart Reporter News Everybody's Farm News Melody For Lunch Man on the Street From Hawaii tne irmuiiai jivioiuii vy ucuiwm to prevent garnishment, Judge upon whom commitment is being M. 12:15 12:30 12:45 Place of Observation. Livestock, Weather Jack Berch State of Weather. -) held because there are no facili- out. The best check of missing men we can make indicates 14 are still in there." Stivers said rescue crews which entered the mine shortly after the blast at 10 o'clock tonight had not returned to the surface.

lepuit saiu. up Sedric F'ster. News UKht of the World Young Dr. Malone Joyce Jordan Judge Bell advocated better nous- ties avauaoie ior nanunug mem. Edith Adams's Future 1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45 Mystery Man Valiant Lady Chick Mauthe Fletcher Wiley Kate Hopkins (j Zeke Manners ATLANTIC STATES.

Arnold Grimm Against the Storm News Insurance Counsellor Club News Singing Strings News Musical Fiesta Music of the Maest's Batters Up Reds vs. Chicago News Open House 2:00 Mary M. McBride Golden Treas. Song Caribou Clear 73 Montreal Cloudy 73 MRS. DRUCILLA LANE.

Ma Perkins in 30 Min. of Music Fans in the Street The GuldlnK LlEht Burlington Pt.Cldy. 75 Xavier Senior Selected As Class Valedictorian 2:30 2:45 Vic and Sade News and stocks Over the Plate Oklahoma Outlaws The explosion occurred 3,500 feet off the main shaft, which is 325 Reds vs. Chicago Services Tomorrow For Member Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Boston Pt.Cldy. 77 Hartford Pt.Cldy.

73 Albany Pt.Cldy. 82 New York Rain 76 Philadelphia Rain 81 3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45 Story of B. Johnson Lorenzo Jones Defense KxniDit Y. Wldder Brown Of Old Cincinnati Family. Services for Mrs.

Drucilla Lane, .02 .10 wmmmmmmm mm mmmmmmmmm feet deep, Stivers said. He said the shaft was not damaged and rescue workers apparently were able to approach to within a short distance of the blast site. Home of the Brave Portia Faces Life Afternoon Varieties Treasure Chest a member of one of Cincinnati's Scattergood Balnes Ellen Randolph Palntedpreams Right to Happiness oldest families, will be held at 3:30 News Mainer Mount. Patsy Montana Carter Family Cowboy Slim News Mainer Mount. Patsy Montana Carter Family CowboySlim NewsrB.

Ball Scores Hobby House Jimmie Allen CaptalnMirinight Garnett Marks, Newp Agnew Sports Time to Waltz Instdeof Jiporla News, Flash Scores "I have no idea whether the 14 Final Out Yesterday's Souvenirs Hedria Hopper Life dan Be eeautitui Jack Armstrong o'clock this afternoon at 2404 Auburn Avenue, the residence of her two nieces, M. Edith Lowell Tnomas 4:00 4:18 4:45 5:00 5:15 6:15 J5J45 7:00 7:15 7:45 Revolving Bandstand Jam Jitters Dra. Behind News DlckB ray Anne Jamison The Poppy's Blow Peter (jrant Highlights men beyond where the explosion took place are dead or alive," Stivers said. "We can't tell till the crews reach Paul Sullivan Sports Final Rex Davis, News Dinner Serenade Waltz Melodies sources for a shorter hop and put five or six times more troops into the British Isles in the same period. But this would not be as serious a threat to Britain, presumably, as the present attack is to Crete.

Crete is a rugged, unfamiliar Island lacking in highways. This makes defense more difficult, provides convenient cover for small bands of invading troops. The British had a garrison totaling only a little more than the number of troops Germany has been able to land on the island. In contrast, the British Isles are elaborately prepared for defense against, invasion, are populated by men and women ready to aid the defending armies intelligently, and are defended by several millions of trained soldiers immensely more than Germany could possibly land by air and by small surface craft in a shuttle service. Furthermore, Germany has an aerial superiority at Crete of 10 or 20 to one, and since yesterday a virtual monopoly of the air.

Operating against the British homeland, the Reich would have at the very best a superiority of three to two. This is peculiarly important in considering the problem of invasion bp air infantry. To find a possible future situation comparable to that now found in Crete, we would have to go farther afield to the islands off the West African coast, for example, or Kyiertown Cloudy 70 Herrieburg Cloudy 70 Washington Pt.Cldy. 89 Norfolk Clear 82 Raleigh Clear 88 Spartanburg Clear 89 Charleston Clear 77 Jacksonville Clear 78 Miami Rain 77 GULF STATES. Tampa Pt.Cldy.

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Erie, May 22 (AP) Manager Kir-by Farreli's three-bagger with two out In the tenth Inning chased Rabbit Aspl across the plate with the winning run as Waltz Time Burial will be in Spring Grove. News Romance in the Night Johnson Family Million Lewis Charles Lindbergh Ben Bernie Your Happy Birth. 8:00 8:15 8:30 8:45 Uncle Walter Mrs. Lane died Wednesday at the the Erie Sailors defeated Zanesvllle 5-4, tn a Mid-Atlantic League series opener to Great Plays Playhouse ilollyw. Premiere Senator Wheeler residence.

night. R. G. Swing, News Columbus Rain 71 Interlude Louis vs. Baer (Jarnival or stars Wings of Destiny Sports Quiz Mrs.

Lane's father came to Cin .13 .01 News Stars Over Queen C. Songs of America It's Dance Time News Wrestling Matches cinnati in 1802. He lived here all Cincinnati Cloudy 81 Lunken Airport 84 Indianapolis Pt Cldy. 82 Evansvllle Cloudy 75 Louisville Cloudy 79 Quiz Bowl Kenny Homman allowed the Tars onij seven hits, while the Ohioans were collecting 11 off their former teammate, Jack Patterson. Homman contributed one or four Zanesvllle errors that figured in tne Erie scoring.

Score by Innings: Innings. 1 2 3 4 5 8 7 8 9 10 R. H. E. Peter Grunt Senator Wheeler Fred Warini? Dan Rlss, Npws Time for Hodges Amos and Andy Lanny Ross Billy Snider 9:00 9 9:30 10:00 10:15 10:30 11:15 11:30 11:45 Garnett Mark, News Chick Mauthe John Slack Ray Kinney Building for Defense Music You Want Senator Wheeler his life except for an interlude before and during the Civil War, when he moved to Ripley, Ohio, where he operated one of the busiest stations of the "underground railroad" of that period.

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77 Buffalo Rain 66 Cleveland Cloudy 71 Detroit Pt.Cldy. 70 Harbor Beach Cloudy 68 Grand Rapids Cloudy 64 Fort Wayne Cloudy 74 Chicago Rain 69 Green Bay Cloudy 64 Sault Ste. Pt.Cldy. 52 "ITnele Tom's Cabin" was supposed Dance Time Sign Off Sign Off .13 .43 .02 1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45 to the theoretical problem of a Ger- to have cr0Ssed the Ohio River, man attack on Brazil, a year or two The house is now the property of 80 82 82 90 89 80 80 91 85 75 71 Late News 700th Club Sign Off 2:00 2:15 2:30 Sign Off WSAI, or three from now. the state.

A final Nazi victory in Europe Besides, her Cincinnati relatives, would give Germany possession of Mrg Lane is survved by a son, the African shore opposite Brazil, Major D. P. Lane, and two grand-and the island positions lying off children, St. Louis, Mo. Major WCPO, 1,230 K.

WKRC, 5S0 K. WCKY, 3 ,530 K. TIME. WI.W, 700 K. Springfield at Akron, postponed, rain.

Dayton at Canton, postponed, rain. DOGS BITE FIVE, Five dog-bite victims were reported to police yesterday. They were Donald Giles, 1 year old, 108 West Fifteenth Street; Edward Jones, Negro, 53, 1073 Wade Street; Robert E. Packett, 13, 1784 Sycamore Street; Joellen Gordon, 13, 5911 Kimberly Avenue, and Carl Weiss, l'o, 717 McMakin Avenue. Houghton Clear 57 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.

Paul Clear 66 Madison Cloudy 68 SHORT-WAVE LIST. the African shore. To be sure, the 1,700 miles across there is much Lane, who is in charge of construction at Camp San Luis Obispo, .42 Svdni-T P. Music. VL07.

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"Hello, Children!" Program for Children ev ROBERT G. KISSEL. Robert G. Kissel, a senior in the Xavier University College of Liberal Arts, has been named class valedictorian for 1941, it was announced last night Selected by Rev. John J.

Benson, dean of the College of Liberal Arts, and approved by Rev. C. J. Steiner, President, Kissel will speak at the commencement program June 4. 73 arrived in Cincinnati oy plane last night for his mother's funeral.

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GSL, 6.11 49.1 m. 25 DZD, 10.54 28.5 m. DXP, 6.03 49.7 m. farther than the 70 miles from Crete to the Greek mainland. Tet such a flight is a commonplace for bombers and transport craft.

The greater distance would merely mean fewer round trips in a given period of time. But a Germany commanding all Europe would not lack for transport planes in such numbers as to compensate for the Bismarck Clear SOFTBALL Wllllston Clear Berlin P. Music by the Great Masters. DJD, 11.77 meg A graduate of Roger Bacon High School. Kissel has heen extremely Huron Clear Guatemali 10:00 P.

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30 19.6 m. HEART ATTACK FATAL. Mrs. Jane Kelly, 80 years old, died of a heart attack last night at her home, 955 Fairbanks Avenue, the office of Coroner Frank M. Coppock, was informed.

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