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Otter Omm TU8TOAY, JUNE lMl. WiMAi INDIANA STCNINO OAZITTB, INDIANA, PENNA. RADIO WJAS D4nef JJasje, WCAB orchestra. 'sore Life, WJAS benny Jtoss, Kmr. A Tsp Time.

abet la. HelinMenl Hal WJAS enkon. MAaamm W1ATHERLY-J, f. ftattt th railroad rtUrfmont heerft fees P- WCAB Fibber McOee and Molly. WJAS Ambassador tjinent KDKA New Amerioen' Muale, CCJ-jlh Bob Hannon.

litis p. m. KDKA Mew American Muclc. wSAS-iiienn JjP'jer Orchestra. KbKA United Service' Drive.

WCAB College Homer. WJAS United Service Drive, in-en p. at. tin. Viae s.

at. lAMtDKA-Onri KMC. A Tan Time. New Night Club -King Gives New York A $100,000 Dance "Dish" for 66 Cents Jack Armstrong. that their publtshid report, WJAS neu I ataw v.

at. Men. -WJt Am him on the list of ''drcissecT pensioners was an error. Th board apologltedl and put Belts beck en the pension list Mil. aw Be Hew.

A Ualiet fil IBtSW, STflK RDKA Pnttee China Belief Pre- gram. wpab johnny Present. Wjas court of Miasing Hairs. KDKAUnltaV Chine' Relief Pre- WCATo Johnny WJAS Court ot Missing Heirs. KDKA United Service Drive.

WCAB College Humor, WJAS United Service Drive. fMM. Installing counter-rotating propellers which would obvlala the engine torque effect common to ell lines, experiments en that have been in progress at the army air corps laboratory at Wright field, Dayton, O. Equipped American eu 1 1 plane with "five times" as many carmen is they now carry. On standard pursuit planes production manufacturer In th United Stain carries single cannon, another manufactured tor Britain, two.

Jouett asserted that th Oermens, now stopping production to retool on new models ot bombers end fighters, "ire nowhere near up to their potential production Ot the aircraft factory labor situation, be force art th employment ot halt million person In the next few months, adding, "strikes by labor, mor than any other factor, can disrupt the elrcfaft production program so seriously as to render our effective aid In this war toe little end too late." WJAs OaHee eervtf (Ml 11 rl WCAk-ftaeie-Blll. ii KDKA Newa If Newa, WUASI I WCAE WJAH. news. 1 19 P. M.

llrlS Question Be. RDKA pnet i 1TT WCAB Heldt'e Traesure Chest. tee p. at. KSKA Haws.

wcafj Km WJAS H. CHIfl Snort. KDKA MUHto Salon. WCAKJ Stella Dallas. WJAB Backlar Smith.

jiuka niva WCAB Hlllman-Knudeen. WJAS John O. Beatty. iiiee p. m.

KDKA Musla You Want. WCAB Paul Whlteman Orch. WJAS Raymond Scott orchei eee finders. KDKA Snorts and WCAB final Smith, sports. Umlth WAS Paul Sullivan.

wjab First yiLf KDKA Uriels Jim's Question Bee, WCAB Horace Heidi's Susie, WJAi-rirstHlghtar. KMC a Orand central Station. WCAB Battle of Sexes. wjas We, jha people. KOKA flrand centra! station.

WCAB Battle ot Beiea. WJAS We. the People. KDRA News and Abroad. WCAB fibber afcOee ft Molly.

WJAS Ambassador winanu Shi r. Newa. WHM rlW IVrl MtWw fjp 'areeal MeM eieleelteapf 0)eM fL 2ftM 'jt' eftTpf'V tiiwf. ymn -rtut TnnHiint ftM 1J'iyf A J-jS- BROWS BOOT SHOPp KDKA Lowell Thomas, WQAB Toune? WIMir IttSS P. M.

KDKA Blue Barron Orch. WCAB Paul Whlteman Orch. WJAS Bobby Bryne Orrhentre, ISiOe MIDNIGHT KDKA War News. WCAP1 News; Orchestra. WJAS News: Orchestra.

llilS P. M. KDKA Orchestra. WCAB Orchestra. WJAS Report.

KpKA Eaey Aces' WCAB Home of the Brave, WJAS Amos and Andy. (Read th Gazette Classified) f4 ft i COMPLETE YET COMPACT, TOO I 9095 $3 Delivers hi Meote Frmr won't object to this sterjr about Mont Prmr Being Illustrate with blf pletare of beeute ana Yvette, tMH Mont sod to bo ii prees Mont, and nderstande bow thooo thingo work. Xvstte alnfs at tho Coaaoobtna, hla smart Now Tork clob. BY TOM WOLF NBA Servlee Stall Correspondent NEW YORK Recipe: The Sum AL T' llluO 3 PC M0DERN WATER PAtl pS5 IN MATCHED VENEIRSl 000001 sjj Welmil Veneer Urn rtaerwagef i X-moKheel OrUntorw! Trhw Iti 1 Owiulne Plerre-Oleras Mhven Iff Ik YeweujisCreeidVeeiwy QL. Ijt YouTlbeproudtoahowtbieiilteto7e jvv iifrtS.

friends and glad to make rich trancn- MKMhJL el I'll I 111 1 III You'd expect to pay for ill this beauty all these featureel Has 3-hole cook top! Efficient wick-less burners! Double-quick oven is baffled to hold heat longer! Even storage space unusual at this price! Order now for cooler cooking thie summer I mer Evening Special. (Serves 10,600) Take enough room tor a six-day bicycle race or a rodeo or a hockey fame or a three-ring circus. Roll out a dance floor. Sprinkle with a 110-foot water-fell and eeveral 70-foot giant Add three "name bands and let- them sizzle. Hoover, he drifted into the Broadway world by chance.

When he was 18, he walked into the station with a dollar In his pocket and asked how far he could get He landed at rreeport, I 1, which was then a vacation center for show people. Within two years he was press-agenting for vaudeville acts, which soon led to apace-grabbing for night -spots. In 1934 he got the urge to swap positions, went to Hollywood and opened his own club. "I wanted to do something different," he says, "and I remembered that in New York lots of the "right people were going to Havana and coming back excited about tropical rhythms. I also remembered a band in a New York vaudeville act-one of the first tropical rhythm bands In the U.

S. No one knew what tt was all about, except that it was wonderful. "So I came to the conclusion that Americans could be sold on South American atmosphere and This is the 1100,000 dish Monte Proser is just about to serve up as a 6-cent special in Madison Square Garden tor three months this summer. By so doing fill llWJ'Kamm 'rf tH IPtll I bov-tiiey epen fer better cjuaty tha I If lijRyM II llfll'-ljEil i you'd at us tow iMITo)ttae. 4 OSaWi I etyfcttemMl-titio fifl Bioy, 5inn aPiftro' and tattoo, dnterera 'M WWrMMM tr ovw.tacquer.eeler nmaht IT yon-'weait II i 1 eavings, NOW Uitta tune tOBUYI Tf the short, dark-haired, English-born impresario, now in his middle 30's, walks away with America's night club crown.

A NEW IDEA IN KEROSENE RANGES The dance hall situation In New York has been definitely inferior to that ot any small town for years," he explains. "We are far be hind-the rest of the country In this rnytnm. mat's the story behind La conga my Brat night club." FIRST TO SELL LATIN ATMOSPHERIC The Latin-American formula was a successful one. From it developed New York's Beachcomber and the famous Proser only-two-to-a-cua- tomer- 'drink the Zombie, Base-to-floor. finest gas ranges yet its price is low! Modern 4-hoIe cooktop 1 simmer hole Double-quick oven is so big it holds 10 loaveel big, wickless burners! Storage space! Why pay $60? With super-speedy wick burners SSw-SS combers in the "Proser circuit' to day take in Boston, Providence and MM Mul Miami Beach in addition to Manhattan.

In New York, proser also respect Even the suburban honky-tonks have It all over the so-called Gay White Way In what they offer. "Because New York apace is at a premium, a young man can't hear a goad dance band in New York unless he wants to blow at least 15. To meet that situation, we're building what I hope will be the most beautiful and elaborate popular-priced dance pavilion of ill time." FBOM HOBO TO EMPEESARIO Glowing descriptions like this come naturally to Mr. Proser. Before entering the management end of the night club business he was an after-dark press agent.

Born near Liverpool, Proser came to America as a refugee from the first World War. A one-time hobo, later a guide in Yellowstone Park, then a Western Union messenger who sold himself into a job as office boy when he delivered a telegram to former President under-writes the very successful Gopacabana. Successful as he hss been in the pasfe he still faces his biggest test in the gigantic Madison Sauare Garden dance hall project It it is a nit, fie will take It apart and re fOmMlFTOGiaMIiP I I I 3 SOLID MAPLE PIKES MOMIrlW AT EXCITING SAVINGSI WlflTew miL. a 'A i iasaw. af in.

a assemble it in many cities through out tne country. But Monte Proser himself is the first to admit that "it will either be the biggest suc cess New York has seen for many a nay or tne biggest nop." "They can patrol a zig-zag course qyer a convoy route, say 200 miles wide, all the way to England with AIR CONFERENCE Matched Maple Througheut tttA ft Worm, Mellow, Oloied Finish If I WTH, led. Chest and Dretier or Vanity ij'J 1 13 JSi tj Ifyou like the "homey" beauty of Ameri- II iR 4 1 i SVl'S'--- ca'e own Maple, Buy NOW at sale prices! I. JH 1 4 4 i 1 iJ Quality in every feature draweri duit- 1 1 1 1 proof and center-guided! Plate-glasa mir- 1fcwW ''1 rori! Sturdy construction designed for Sjf' i (I I Mi! a fair chance ot spotting and de stroylng surf see or sub raiders that might be lurking within striking distance ot the supply snips in a convoy. 14 POPULAR WIDTHS All READY-TO-HANG 279 OI9 Jf eM" NOW you CAN afford the beauty and convenience of fine Venetian blinds.

Wards SAVE you up to 20 over the prices other stores ask I Beit Banwood 2fi" slat in Ivory color, automatic ruit-ptoof mechanism, liner) tape, fascia top I Whether official Washington or tne Britisn government actually contemplated any such move Jouett did not say, but he emphasised that the current, production objective of TO CLEAR CONVOY QUESTION SEEN 0 A Development of Huge Bombers Across Atlantic Would Help LOUISVnXB, June iiP) a spokesman for the American Aircraft Industry today proposed that long-range, four-engine bomb the Roosevelt administration was ooo heavy bombers a month. aan aaectj ''SlBssaaaaeaaaaaeaaeaF Hla address opened four days ot discussions by more than 1,000 leaders In American aviation. Jouett said American air research engineers were working toward: Making airplanes faster by shoot-Ing engine exhaust gases through jets to obtain "rocket propulsion" wmm niJiiiiBainDiaaD' eneot. Increasing propeller efficiency by ers deployed across the Atlantic on an air highway Jtu miles wide "can help to solve the convoy pro- blera." In an address prepared for delivery before the annual convention of the National Aeronautic Association, John H. Jouett, of Washington, D.

president of the Aeronautical Chamber ot Coram- tt ere, said "sent out from bases on ij oh I EASY TO INSTALL FITS ANY CAR this side of the Atlantic, departing I695 SOeWeeUy. UwCeHTylnf Chsrgs on something lute vary-nour-on-the-nour schedules, they can carry enough heavy bombs to sink large ships. INDIAN SPRINGS Jut Seatk et laataaa Bereaib ML off Bel til, Feeae tll-J SANITARY POOL ter healthful swiaunlag Attractive Club House Shuffle Board QuoiU Children's PUyground Pony Rides Tennis Court Beautiful drive fat Pleats Beualeos Becreatlaa Save By Buying Tit as Is Sensational low pries for an automate tuning auto radio I Compare up to 124,91 You get five-tube range and power Including rectifier I Plus supsr-beterodyns circuit, rfy nunle iptiktr, and lighted drum dial for manual tuning I Oct one todey enjoy taJse snt m'es miuiot TELEPHONE PILE MISERY The Itching and sting of piles Can often be relieved by antiaspUe IAN. VVKA Ointment You have the same opportunity as many others wo have been relieved ot toes great discomfort Antiseptic BAN-Cl'BA la alao splendid soothing application for minor sore, burns, cut and akin irritations. Ue and sue at drug stores.

It is a great help to wash with IAN-CUBA Boap befog applying th Ointment. Soap tte. DaugWVs Drug Store, ivlONTGOMERY 646-650 PHILADELPHIA STREET.