The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 13

Thirteen Joumal-Every Wilmington, Delaware, Saturday, July 24, 1943 Thompson Boulden, 12 Princeton Ava Claymont: Donald Hessler Murphy, ea The Mentholatum Company. Wilmington: Robert OH Hetrler. Browning Road and rrfr Mt. Enhnam. R.

F. D. Harrison Street; Adam Razze, 1318 West Ninth Street. Albert F. Campellone.

1009 Mapla Street: Carl Joseph Hettinger, 302 South Union Street: Leon S. Kempski, 613 Maryland Eight State Draft Boards Send Men Into Four Armed Services Your Delaware and Mine r. N. Peter Joseph George, 22 Le- Avenue; Dominie Gioffre, 901 East Seventeenth Street; Paul Earl Kessler. 101 South higj Roselie, John condo.

i fcast Thirty-ninth Street. Wilmington: Rich-Clav; Charles Edgar Smith. 607 Tremont Scott Street; Frank Q. Ulary, Jr, 4 Elliott School Bus Contracts Let Slate Boanl of Education Aho Approves Increment Distribution By BOB SWAIN Avenue. Roselie; Frank Stanley Josmick.

26 Sixth Avenue; Alexander E. Street. New Castle; Charles Ernest Thompson. Box 213, Newport; Nicholas Ber 800 Lancaster Avenue; Francii Miller, nard Maccan, 1004 Gray Street. New cas tle: William Levi Lattomus, Revis Ave, 2208 West Third Street; William T.

Purcell, 615 West Ninth Street; Joseph F. Hampel, I Rose Hill. R. F. D.

1. New castle: Tnomas Irvin 2107 West 5'h Street. Wil 305 Troy Avenue. Woodcrest; Cleiand A. ROBERT MONTGOMERY Pogue, 500 Eureka Street, Richardson Pane; mington; Konsa Pitkanen.

R. F. D. 1 John Newark; Mitchell Aivin Joseph Edward Harayda, 903 North Monroe Street: Arthur F. Jennings, 103 South Morris, Route 1.

Box 358. Wilmington; Daniel Leslie Lioyd. Valley Road. Hockes Delaware men recently Inducted into the Army, Navy and Marine Corps include a deputy a newspaper reporter, a teacher, ard four Wilmington policemen, according to litXs released yesterday at Selective Ser-ice Headquarters. The men are from eight draft boards in Delaware.

Among the reservists is David F. Anderson, Westhaven, who is deputy attorney general for New Castle County. Another is John S. Spruance, Newport, a reporter on the Journal-Every Evening. Harrison Street: Edward B.

Budin, 419 Washington Street; John Howard Kirk, 425 Geddes Street. NEW CAS7ZE, BECAME sin; John Thomas Gaiiagher. 43 Ave. Worthland. Claymont: John Charles Hintz.

Marine Corp William Pierce Bullen, 112 North Rodney Street; George Edward White, 731 Vest Ninth Street. Wilmington board No. 2 sent the following into service Army Kerb-rt Dell Brown. 42 East Ninth Street; Charles Emerson Scott. 507 Dry-den Street, Charlet.ton, West Virginia; Leon Silver, 900 East Street; Ronald Robert MacAlarney, 2000 North Harrison Street: Theodore William Berman, 2704 West Street: Herbert Clark Bickling.

29 West Twenty-ninth Street; Walter Bosikh. 2618 West Street: Nathan Buchler, 1103 West Sixth Street; Victor Nichola Bunitsky, 815 East Seventh Street: Alvin Ralph Brown. 536 East Twelfth Street; James Acthony Carter, 1005 Third Street, Bradenton. Florida: Robert White Choice, 424 East Ninth Street; Lonnie Benjamin Clark, 1012 Poplar Street; Arthur James Silverside Road. Wilmington; Robert Hal- Sidney A.

Eck, 413 Bayard Avenue: Har THE NOEL COWARD OP N5 DAY BECAUSE NE HATED TV TAKE SEES boVER. July 24 (Special). The State Board of Education yesterday approved distribution of $95,000 ap-propria ted for salary increments to Delaware teachers and also tentatively awarded 23 school bus stead Winter, 305 Chestnut Avenue. Wilmington. Thomas Lees Bartleson, Jr, 105 N.

Road Lmdamere. Wilming old A. Lamborn, 109 North Harrison Street; John J. Angelini. 208 North Adams Street; Leon Anthony Uzzo.

1021 West Fourth Street; Leo Louis Lynam, 4 Champlaln Avenue. Bellemoor; William F. Moderacki, ton; Earl Alien Eppler. wnaei Ave. Minquadale.

New Castle; Ralph David Gray, 118 East Summit Ave, Richardson PXOPf NS PA77Ersp 611 South Harrison Street; Edward E. Pond, 902 West Tenth Street; Charies James Del- Park; Gilbert Gravatt Miles. Holly Oak; James Philip- Noland. 302 Chestnut Ave, coilo, 507 North Van Buren Street; John Joseph Bazydlo, 1104 Elm Street: Lennart Laven, 501 North Rodney Sireet; Arthur Clarence Smith, 1116 Pleasant Street: Mark if Wiiliam Willis. 1013 Elm Street; Thomas C.

Parnell. Lancaster Pike, Hockessin; Her The four patrolmen are: Victor N. Bunitsky, 815 East Seventh Street; Thomas R. Moore, 2100 Pine Street; Francis J. Desmond, 2404 Market Street; Woodrow W.

Coulter, 1101 North Adams Street. The first three were inducted into the Army, Coulter went into the Navy. Robert L. Durkee, 2130 Gilles Cooper, 1107 Lombard Street; William El-wood Cooper, 1302 Tatnail Street: John Edmund Friend, 831 Pine Street; Nathan James Harmon. 400 East 12th Street; Nathan Sylvester Hill, 417 East Tenth man George Breeding, 618 West Fourth Street; Iwis Edward Burtell, Tyrone Ave nue.

Minquadale; Francis C. Scholl. 1800 Lancaster Avenue: George R. Bedford. 624 Street: David Holden, 530 East Twelfth Street; Peter Carter Hope, 1115 Lombard Street; David Wesley Horsey.

E29 Hiilcrest: William Bailey Denham, Jr, 910 DuPont Road, Westover Hills. Wilmington: Harrison Wilson Wood. Brook-wood Farm. Greenville: Charles Wesley Keith, Jr, 87 S. Chapel Street.

Newark. James Howard Cooper. Jr, 19 Bungalow Avenue, Elsmere: Carroll James Lewis. 609 Lore Ave, Wilmington: William Irving Smith. Rock Manor.

Wilmington: Thnmaa Everett Riggin. Westmoreland Richardson Park; Edwin Robert, Jr, R. T. D. 3, Arden.

Navv Edward Charles Reynolds. 216 West 14th Street. Wilmington; William Samuel Stone, 29 Riverside Drive, Riverside Gardens. Wilmington: Howard Edward Lynch, R. F.

D. 3. Newark; Carroll Duer Mancill, Lombard Street: Robert Ernest Johnson West Fifth Street; Benjamin W. Terepka, 212 Lower Oak Street; Robert Kooch Bupp, 1633 Lancaster Avenue; John P. Barbieri, 1628 West Fourth Street; Donald B.

Ste- 1209 North Heald Street; Le Roy Conwell Nickerson, 1025 Lombard Street; Emanuel Washington Redding, 720 Curlett Street; William Henry Rollins. 618 East Seventh Street; Randolph Smith. 818 Church Street; Street, English teacher at the Alexis I. duPont School, was inducted into the Army. He directed dramatics at the school and during the past year was in charge of dramatics at the phan.

203 North Broom Street. Bernard F. Green. 751 Maryland Ave James Arthur Stewart. 703 East Sixth nue; Herman George Holtgreve, 305 South Gray Avenue: Charles Edward Walls, 812 Monroe Street; Americo C.

DiFrancesco, 508 Street; Otho Leroy Stuart. 1115 Pine Street; Leon Howard Tilghman. 315 Wes North Lincoln Street; Joseph L. Episcopo, teria Avenue. Merchantville.

N. Earl Francis Wilson. 1008 North Heald Street; The salary division is based on 1.72 plus per pupil for first to sixth grades and S3 per pupil from the seventh to twelfth grades. Bus Contracts The board authorized the awarding of contracts for 28 school bus routes if further investigations by officials warrant and directed that the other five of the 33 routes on which bids were received be readver-tised. The routes for which bids are to asked acain are: Oak Hill to Clayton and Oak Hill and Green-spring to Clayton, Brenford-Garri-fnn's Pond to Smyrna.

Fraziers to Rodney, and Hazels to Clay-tnn. The board organized for the year at the meeting with the reelection of Howard L. Seaman, president of the Lobdell Car Wheel Company, as president for his third year, and the election of Dr. James Bebp. Lewes, as vice-president.

Dr. Behe, who, during a previous term on the board, served as president, succeeds Dr. Hpnry V. P. Wil-fwi.

Dover, who declined reappointment tn the board, as vice-president. Succeeding Dr. Wilson, as a member. Mayor J. Wallace Woodford.

James Leroy Wilson, 1116 Poplar Street; Robert Langley Barnes, 802 Taylor Street; Walter Francis Zaborowski, 705 East Sixth Vito Frank Yarrusso. 852 Pine University of Delaware. Two brothers inducted together are Edward A. Laird, 19. and Alexander Laird.

27, both of 2302 Washington Street. The men inducted from Wilmington Board No. 1 are: Army Max Srhwitzgoi'1. 901 West Ninth Street; Frank Allardyce Murray, 409 West Twenty-first Street: Edgar Layton Hill, 2224 Market Street: Alexander Joseph Schmid, 1003 Wnl Belmarvans think 11 )W SuH SPOONS At I CUP 'V Street; Marchall Clay Tyndall, 2914 West Street; George Thompson. 601 West THE name of Dr.

Robert Montgomery Bird was on everybody's lips before the Civil War. Newspapers and drama critics screamed his name. He was then America's number one playwright. He was the Noel Coward, Eugene O'Neil and Robert Sherwood of the day. No play was worth seeing unless it came from the magic pen of Dr.

Bird. Unfortunately the absence of copyright laws kept Bird and his family from the wealth that poured into the box offices of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and London. Dr. Bird is forgotten now. His plays which once had the country spell-bound are buried under dust on library shelves.

His work is seldom mentioned in the weighty histories of the American theatre. Perhaps he would have been as famous as John Howard Payne, of "Home Sweet Home" fame, if he had been a native of New York or a New England state. Delaware has always been so negligent of her native heroes, never seeing that they receive their proper share of glory in the nation's history books. Dr. Bird was born in New Castle and attended the old New Castle Academy.

He started out as a physician, all set to devote his life to the sick, but the idea of accepting fees from his patients so disgusted him that he turned to playwriting. In 1828 when he was only 25 years old, he won the first prize for the best play written by an American. Soon many prize plays came from his pen, which' were eagerly snatched up by the leading producers of the day. However. Dr.

Bird became discouraged with the theatre because of the widespread dishonesty of the producers and actors who bought his work. Still worse, his plays were pirated by other publishers and sold everywhere. Next Dr. Bird turned his talents to novels the pace already set by Sir Walter Scott and flames Feni-more Cooper. His most successful novel was "Nick of the Woods." published in 1837 a romantic thriller about Indian life and the frontier.

Dr. Bird died in 1854. an embittered man and heavily in debt. Mill Lane. Stanton: Melbourne Harry Reese.

725 Spence Street. Philadelphia, Earl Haskel Rickel, Route 1, New Arthur Ellsworth Norris. 4002 Shipley Street, Wilmington: Percy Edward Strickland, 300 DuPont Road. Wilmington: Lawrence Harvey Ramsey. 10 East 4th Street, New Castle; Tristram Ganteaume, 4410 Market Street.

Wilmington: Frederick Maurice Butler, 210 W. 23rd Street, Wilmington; Ralph Tarin, Jr, 805 Van Buren Street. Wilmington; George Robert Pittard, O. Box 134. Milton; Robert Barrows Zimmerli, 230 Park New York City, Paul Francis Meany.

Naaman's Road, R. D. 3. Wilmington; Merrill Howard Eskridge. Haieldel Ave.

Minquadale, New Castle: Frederick Mercer Kappel, 12 Beverly Place. Wilmingtcn; Eighth Street; Charles Gregg Thompson 303 North Adams Street: Robert Willard i Stoddard, 1218 west Second Street: Anthony Barbieri, 1834 West Fifth Street: Frank William Taylor, 114 North Rodney Street: Pasquale Joseph Caputo, 224 North Madison Street; Alexander J. Bargelski. 203 Elm Street; Frank P. Vavala, 913 Lancaster Avenue; Harry Joseph Banack.

704 South Franklin Street; Francis W. Green, 1736 Lancaster Avenue: James F. Ryan. 301 Porter Street; Bauduy Robert Grier, 2118 Biddle Street: Nickolas P. Fac-cioio, 110 North Scott Street.

Navy Harvey Joseph Leepold. 1413 Street; Joseph Bernard Smi'h, 218 North Franklin Street; Leslie Robertin, Mor- 302 Barrett Street: Arthur Joseph Steffen-berg. 502 Wrest Twenty-sixth Street: Augus tus Wooley Springer, 410 West Twenty- fifth Street; W-ilUam Dean Sparks, Jr 2403 Carter Street; John Conrad Savior West Sixth Street: Henry Irvin Medford, 33 New Street. MarshaUton: David Frank Route 1. Chadris Ford.

Raymond Anderson, 7 Vining Lane, Westhaven, Daniel Sayers, 607 East Tenth Street: Wal Christiana Hundred; John Michael tcr Roish, 314 South Clavmont S'reet 82S Oranze Stree; John Stephen Tierney. John Francis Roach, 205 West Twen 908 Jackson S'reet; Louis Carlisle Pol- tonville. James Joseph Haggerty, 407 Fourth Street: Raymond Earl Reynolds. 408 West Thirtieth Street: William Frank Si. 1103 West Seventh Street: Norman Elisworth Taylor, 1S38 Union Street; Leijh-ton Colman Dunlap.

531 Delaware Street; Eugene Anthony Grrezo. 1837 West lin Reeder, 22 East Salisbury Drive, Edge-moor Terrace; Howard Holkman Pierre. 419 West Twenty-second Street: Phillip William Eizhth Street: Aubrey Gus Garv. 715 1 Orth 3019 Mendenhall Avenue; Stanley South Sycamore Street; Stanley Thomas Zion, 404 Winston Avenue, Eimhurst; Edward Elmer Atkinson, 205 Glenrich Avenue, Richardson Park: Dominie T. Nardo.

1508 West Fourth Street; Robert More-land, 226 Parrish Street; Frank John Su-lecki, 701 Pine Street; Robert, J. Betts. 212 Winston Avenue, Richardson Park; Pasquale L. Detora. 310 North Rodney Street; Jesse Birowski.

119 Logan S'reet; Harry R. Coyie, 230 North Clayton Street; Brien, 1215 Vandever Avenue; Thomas Ryan Moore, 2100 Pine Street; Le Roy Francis Miller. 614 Church Street: Malcolm Allison McDonald, 20 Glynnch Avenue, Richardson Park: Sidney Laub. 2100 Van Buren Street; Kenneth O'twell La Church Lane, Phuadeiphia, Clifford Monroe Webb, 206 Odessa Avenue. Gwin-hurst; Donald Francis Kane, 1015 Park Place; Huzh Michael Helm, 241 North Harrison Street; David Mvers.

Jr 1819 Scott Street: John Henry Hudson. Mane Street, Selbyviile: Edward Lewis Feldman, 501 Wen Twelfth Street; Joseph Anthony Zebrnski, 1301 Marshall Street. Philadelphia. Pa William Truman Gordon, 1616 Walnut Street. Philadelphia.

Pa Charles Wilmer McKeever. Jr, 13 North Clif'on Ave, Roselie: Donald Lee Huston. 9 w. Park Place. Newark; Harrv Gordon Smith.

Christiana: Jack Roland Fleetwood. 510 N. DuPont Road. Richardson Park; Charles Kenworthy. Darley Road.

R. F. D. 3. Wilmington; Charies Harvey Wroten, Newport Pike.

R. F. D. 1, Cranstnn Heights: Paul DeMaris Kirkley, R. F.

D. 1. Newark. Draftees from New Castle County Board No. 2 were: Army Everett Browne.

Middletown: Robert I Morris. Middletown: Albert Miller. Middletown: Edward H. Perkins. Middletown; Fred Waters, Middletown: Harry A Brown, Delaware City: Charies Roberts.

Delaware City; Ernest G. Stokes, Midd.etovn; Claude J. Ponro. Odessa: Leonard A Parxer. i Townsend: Waller A Skinner.

Middletown; arence W. Marvel. Middletown. Roach. 215 West Twenty-fourth Street; Edward Allen Laird, 2302 Washington Street; Alexander Laird.

2302 Washington Street; Arthur Wallace Koffenber- i ger. 813 West Thirty-second Street: Dover, took the oath of office and sat at his first meeting of the body. The other members are: Warren Newton. Bridgeville; W. Reily Brown.

Wyoming, and Jacob H. Sppicher. New Castle. Resolutions were adopted lamenting the death of William Ball, supervisor of school transportation, and expressing appreciation for his long service with the department. Properties Transferred The board approved transfer of four properties from the Seaford Fpecial School District to the Laurel School District as requested by the owners.

J. Alvin James, 45 acres; Flora C. Dukes, 85 acres; Donald C. Dukes, 60 acres, and Silas E. Dukes, 85 acres.

A similar resolution was adopted transferring property of Harry Daisey from the Roxana to the Lord Clarence Henry Rice, 210 Mansion Road, Richardson Park John Joseph Finnegan, 1000 Lancaster! Avenue: W. Edward Hvland, 1025 Chestnut Street; Earle Aioysius Green, 2913 Washington Street; Samuel P. Dalrympie. 130 Seventh Street. Darby, Francis Joseph Grzvbowski.

1215 Maple Street: A Manelski, 300 North Jackson Street: Rudolph Rubim, 1213 West Fifth Street; John Schneider. 228 Woodlawn Avenue; Robert Gammache. 2704 Lancaster Avenue; Howard L. Hofer, 1316 Lancaster Avenue: Henrv A Kowalski, 617 South Van Buren Stieet; Paul Edward Long. 227 North Van Buren Street; Wiliiam F.

ABberger. 216 Sixth Avenue: Edward Stanley Raduiski, 131 Sixth Avenue: Anthony Henry Krajew- A Dele Francis Minutella. 705 South Broom Street; Lewis Provost. McKinney, 400 West Ninth Street; Harry Leizhton Vincent. 1306 North Broom Street: Calvin Harrison Marshall.

22 West Salisbury Drive, Edzemoor Terrace; Erwin Earle Masten. 3 Temple Terrace. Latimer Estate; Robert Coleman Bye. 710 Greenhill Avenue: Wilfred Eu-zene Mason. 1504 West Fourteenth Sireet: Joseph Mirhaer Hassett.

128 Fayette Street. Staunton. Va Howard Eastman Dunlap. 40 Union Vt. Stuart Berman, 922 Madison Street: Horace Euzene Proud.

714 Jefferson Street: -w- VyffE OF DELAWAPFtC ppia, oat athi William Joseph Grablis, 1021 Kirkwood Street; John William Goslee. 3305 Vasn-ington Street: Joseph Edward Gawel. 929 Kirkwood Street: Edward Joseph Duffy, 2928 Washington Street; Philip Leo Dougherty. 2102 Pyle Street; Francis Joseph Desmond. 2404 Market Street; Leamon Crossan, 101 North Lincoln Street; William Winfred Covington.

Sherwood Road, Arden: Joseph Lawrence Connor. 3102 Harrison Street; Norman Clark Collins. i29 West Seventeenth Street: Morris Con-'n, 907 West Twenty-third Street. Navy Leroy Jesse Banks. 2204 Lamotte Street: Joseph Tovarnak, 2515 Washington Street; William Everett Phillips.

2813 Tatnail Street; Philip Theopphilis Hutchins. 413 East Ninth Street; Donald Saxton Johnson. 2510 Washington Street: David Francis Lougheed. 2205 Lamotte Street: Samuel Frank Dashiell, 619 Lombard Street; Harold Frederick Robinson, 920 East Seventeenth Street: Samuel Murphy Smith. GEORGIAN RESIDENCES' BVLT BEFORE THE DEfl IITIAU If TV- nin IT HAS SOME OF THE FNE5T PANELING WE ski.

307 South Van Buren Street: Albert Burton, 1316 Banning Street: Robert C. Walker, 109 Fulton Street; Francis J. Polecaro, 119 Delamore Place; Joseph J. Kanicki, 403 South Van Buren Street. Marine Corps Fred Schiappia, 105 West Thirteenth Sireet; John Spotswood Spruance.

220 North Walnut Street, Newport; James Johnson Livingstone, 1411 Riverview Avenue; Charles Euzene Precinski, 32 Jeremiah Avenue; Cvnl Ruskm Sr.vder, 909 Gilpin Avenue. Philip Bessom May. Pine Street, Seaford; Alfred William Lee, 802 West Street: Carle Clifford Compton. 703 Phillips Avenue. Phillips Heichts: Thomas Gordon Baker, 1.104 West Thirteenth Street; Stringer, Goietz to Plav Red Kcll 'Continued from Preceding Page) Ruth to Manage Tram III War Fund Double Rill NEW YORK, July 24 (UP).

Babe tion 'hat Beatrice L. Bonnie of Benefit Game Oil Coat Maywood will be employed as super 2205 Market Street: Ralph Norman Gold. i cm 1 ooo Puth fitlfiM- a lifflnncr amhitinti nevt James Canby Dillon II. 1108 Brandon I Lane, Westover Hills; Gerald Mon aizne. visor of art education for New Castle County replacing Miss Stella M.

Balderston who has enlisted in the WAVES. PHOENIX. July 24 yn. Manager Stan Goietz and Lou Stringer, the two leading hitters of the Williams Field baseball team, have been granted permission to Carter. Tre Schemer.

York DeFelice, Tre -Lan. Wheaton. Lan. Ralsh, Wil. -Tre.

ooo Wednesdav when he returns to base- -Is: ball as manager of the "Yanklands" Kama, Wil. Navy Elwood Butcher. Middletown: Noah Congo. Newark. Marine Corps William S.

Garnett. Middletown. In Kent County board No. 2 listed the following: Army Edward Wroten Wright. Harring'on.

Samuel Davidson Welch, Harr.ngton; William Isaac Orvis, Lebanon: Francis Everett Meredith. Wyoming: Meivm Clavton Luff. Blades: Donald Franklin Kirby. Mil-ford; Raymond William Beck. Milford: James Henry Bailev.

Frederics: Roland Benson. Milford: Clarence Clifford Burns. Felton: George Alfred Burns. Vio.a. John Merrill Deputy.

Viola: Virgil Da.ey Farlow. Milford: Leon Parker. Milford: James Junior Rias. Dover: Thomas McKinley Ross. Milford: Raymond Tilghman.

Wyoming: Andrew Brmkley Wgr-rcn. Milford; Samuel Carter Young. Fred-erica: John Hcr.rv Saulsburv, Harrirg'nn Marvin Harris. 2016 N'orth Twelfth Street. Philadelphia, Pa Navy Robert Morris DeLor.g.

Char. Ellis Harrv. Felton; George Washington Sorden, Milford: John Numbers Pntchett. Felton; Fred Gunner. Jr, Harrington; George Stanley Hicks.

Curtis Moore Gibbs. Camden: Archibald Her.rv Parker. Milford, William Amos Tracer. Dover: Charles Elwood Reed. Milford.

Alfred Warren. Milford: James Edward Dixon, Camden: Sloren Theodore Alford. Wyoming' James Edward Smith. Magnolia. Marine Corps Harry Clyde Tucker.

Harrington, and George Edward Dixon, Viola At Georgetown. Sussex County board No. 1 listed the following: Army Benjamin Franklin Burton. Rehoboth; Theodore Burton III, Georgetown; William Edward Harmon. Lewes: Ralph Lee Holland.

Lewes; Elmer Charles Lavton. .714 1 in a National War Fund game, the play with an all-service team against shope. 2403 Macdonough Road: Robert Louis Meii. 194 Brandywme Boulevard; Daniel John Mahoney, 160O Union Street: John Holmes Granger. 1303 West.

Ninth Street; John Keaveny McCabe. Kennett Apartments: William Francis Brooks. 2310 Shall-cross Avenue. Patrick Alptionsus Smi'h. 830 Monroe Street; Samuel Wiiford Patten.

600 East Eighth Street; Paul Washington White. York Yankees announced to- .700 the combined forces of the Los An- MeCraob. Lan. geles Angels and Hollywood Stars of I Pacific Coast League in a benefit oPOrze! York game Aug. 21.

Minor. Wil. Kt.rinppr former Chiracn Huh has Angstadt. Hag. 3 6 5 1.1 14 1ft 8 21 13 11 fi 21 21 22 24 17 21 12 2S 22 17 11 5 ft 3 3 1 9 7 10 5 7 10 6 9 9 '11 8 9 6 8 11 4 2 1 2 0 0 0 1 3 2 2 3 5 3 1 5 fi 8 6 6 7 5 7 10 4 2 I 3 Phonograph, Co-Choice In Hamhlctnnian, Upset CLEVELAND, July 24 Phonograph, co-favorite for the $40,000 Hambletonian and owned by Joseph F.

Burke of Plainfield, N. was upset yesterday In the $8,412 National Stake for 3-year-old trotters at North Randall. Eugene E. GiUen. 821 West Street: Paul Harris.

Newark; Charles Biebei, 217 Bavard Avenue. Wilmington board No. 4 listed the following Army William Henrv Allen. 1232 Walnut Street; Perrv Calvin Bell, 212 Tatnail Street: Marshall Willard Chapman. 1206 Peach Street: James William Doughty, 629 Eau Fifth Street: Patrick Henry Harris.

1307 Walnut Street; Ciarence Perkins. 314 Town-send Street; George Handy Powell. 205 East Second Street; Isaiah Robert Ruth. 1125 Walnut Street; Walter Smith, 1413 North Eighteenth Street. Philadelphia.

Pa Benjamin Carr Whitten. 1011 Poplar Street: James Oliver Wiggins, 6:6 East Fifth Street: William York. 612 East Third Street: Franklin Norman Battis. 841 Orange Street: Morns Murray Cohen. 318 East Ninth Street: Willard Gremer, 509 West Street: Lee Thomas Marchlewicz.

411 East Second Street: Walter George Raighn. 305 West Street; Stephen Sywy. 503 South Heaid Street Navy Tvson Watson. 1005 Poplar Street: George Wesley Houston. 319 Poplar Street; Andrew James Rock.

505 Lombard Street: Edward Francis Fabryka. 208 South Heald Street- Anthony Arcaro. 703 Jefferson Street: Samuel Gilbert Hutchins. 307 East Thirteenth Street; Joseph Merrill Davis. 118 West Haines Street: John Thomas Hnatowski.

1224 Peach Sireet. 1317 West Sixth Street; George Bristol Toiiver. 1704 West Fourth Street; 109 West Twenty-fifth Street; John Paris Lemmon, 402 West Twentieth S'reet; William Lewis McCulley. 921 Twenty-sixth Street; Eugene Anthony Suchta, 1115 Railroad Avenue; Levi Anderson, 409 Taylor Street: Vincent Francis Washam. 1017 Lombard Street: Thomas Edgar Hynson.

1138 North Heald Street; WTil'uam Robert Nash, 224 West Thirty-sixth Street; Harry Constant Ely, 1240 East Twentv-second S'reet: Edwin Lee Bucklev. 308 West Thirty-fourth Street: William MerrHt Dickerson, 2904 Jefferson Street: Daniel Richard Altick. Philadelphia Pike, Ciay-mont; William Robprt Alleroft. 2208 Lamotte Street; Woodrow Wilson Courter, 1101 North Adams Street; Irving Harold Garfinkel, 811 West Twenty-first Street: George Hanlin Epps, 1102 Lombard Street; John Wilbur Walls. 414 West Twenty-third Street: Floyd Jefferson White.

917 Vandever Avenue: Robert Clarence Elliott, Christiana; George William Gwynn, 2235 Market Street: Anders Olof Zachrison, 107 West Twenty-fourth Street. Marine Corps Alvin Kenneth Hackett. 517 East Eighth Street; Lucien Frank Siez. 2915 Tatnail S'reet; Henry John Zmnie, 211 West Twenty-seventh Street: William Samuel Richardson, 708 West Thirty-first Street: Lorenzo Vincent Croze. 27 West Forty-first Street; Herbert Lawrence Tilzhman.

700 a .482 batting average in 41 games for the Fliers this year, while Goietz, who once pitched for the Chicago White Sox, has a .354 batting mark. .667 7 .643 .579 .571 .571 .545 .533 .524 .510 .500 day. The former slugper has made no secret of the fact that he has long desired to pilot a team in Yankee Stadium. Now he will get the opportunity to direct a club made up of Yankee and Cleveland Indians against a nine from the North Carolina Pre-Flight School. The pre-flight Cloudbusters will sparkle with former big leaguers, Ahernathy, Wil.

Cifmpnce. York Rankin. Hae. Hae Kardnw, Wil. Hennessey.

Tre. Narieka, York Bowles, tan. Collins, Tre. Brett, l.owry, Wil. wuiuiy du, auuuier tiamaie- i rt: .500 Koch, 2s including Buddy Hassett and Johnny tonian candidate, who is owned by ini Mrs.

Jajnes J. Johnson of Rochester, NEW YORK, July 24 (U.R). 'took the measure of the neral plans for Murray Lewin, well favored Phonograph in straight known boxing expert of the New heats. jYork Daily Mirror, were being ar- Phonograph has been installed arranged today. Lewin, the Mirror's Pesky.

Jerome Bailey. 706 French Street: George William Taylor, 610 West Seventh Street: Isaac Newton Giles. 713 North DuPont Street: Lakewood Howard Baylor. 835 DuPont Street: Howard Keystone Toiiver, 1912 West Eighth Street; Millard Brister. 1212 Tatnail Street; Caivm Rodney Young.

1232 Tatnail Street: William Candage Corey. 2301 WiUard Street: John Albert Shurmanek, 379 Madison Street, Wiikes-Barre, James William Crowl. 1321 Rodney Street: Samuel Ernest Bag-noli, 1309 West Eleventh Street; William Bernard Ferguson. 1423 Jackson Street: Nicholas Carl Cofrancesco. 1007 Lincoln Street; Paul David Church, Miilington.

Navy Ottavio John Simione. 512 Rodman Street- Robert Archie Arthur, 57 Ivy Road: Howard Lewis Clark, U06 West Eighth Street: James Mitchell Savers. Jr 109 Middle Road. Park: Darwin Morgan King. 1103 West Seventh Team Batting co-iavonte witn voia bong lor theiboxine authority since June 1924.

28,000 War Worker Families to Get Houses Ave. .301 .287 .277 .275 Hambletonian. died in Jewish Memorial Hospital last night after an illness of two months. Marine Corps rharles Samuel Hudson. 502 East Fifth Pine Street: David John Brooks.

853 I Church Street. Selectees under board No. Wilmington were: Army WASHINGTON, July 24 (U.R). 271 The National Housing Agency said today that 28,000 war worker fami-Pct. lies will be provided with- accommo-dations through properties now be- i Street: George Henry Hickman.

330 East Seventh Street: Samuel Henry ChurchweU. Walnut Street New Castle County board No. 1 AH Hazerstown 78 2714 469 817 Lancaster 76 2637 439 757 76 2555 363 708 Wilmington 76 2557 427 702 York 78 2568 382 702 Trenton 76 2503 363 679 Team Fielding PO A Wilmington 1929 XIO 97 York 1957 880 127 Lancaster 1924 839 U4 Trenton 1921 805 140 Hazerstown 1971 868 15 Ailentown 1870 891 188 Individual batting Includes playi 10 or more games except pitchers Frank tViou mpn into Hogan Seeks Commission FORT WORTH. Texas, July 24 (V). Golfer Ben Hogan is shooting for a new prize, the gold bar of a second lieutenant in the Army Air Force.

Hogan, a sergeant who has been stationed at the Fort Worth Army Air Field, lett yesterday for Miami. to enter officer candidate school. Street; Sherwood Tnomas sterr.ng. tiai Joseph R. wiles.

MarshaUton; Washington Street; Edwin Joseph Bcrdel, John Lazarczyk. 618 West Front 1303 Van Buren Street; John Frank Hun- Rooert F. Dorris, 1024 West Fifth street; 1 Wrestler Teaches Gobs ELKTON, July 24 (Special). Gus Sonnerburg. former world's heavyweight wrestling champion, is a physical training instructor at the Naval Training Station at Bain- Street; .960 .951 .949 936 Frankford: Charles Aivin Lir.go.

Milton: Alfred Lea Maull, Jr. Lewes: Virg.I McCabe. Frankford: Roland William Miller. Harheson: Upshur James Morris. Southern Monroe Mosley.

Eilendale, Arnold Lee Roach. Georgetown: James William Sevmoure. Lewes: Floyd Robert Frankford: Alfred Harrison Stur-gis. Georgetown: James Marshall Thompson. Lewes; Rupert Edward Tornsend.

Georgetown; Linford Edward Wanes. Fe-hoboih: Norman Leon Waps. Rehono'h: Herman Franklin Ward. Lewes. Walter Earle Wilson.

Rehoboth. Navy Benjamin Blaine Campbell. Jr Berwyn. Pa Alfred Dickerson. Milton: Albert Dolbow.

Lincoln: Elwood Clifton Godwin. Baltimore, Md warren L. Hammock. Baltimore. Md Edward Baker Mumford.

Scibvville; Bennie James Shepard. Chester. Pa Place. Hilicrest; John Joseph J. Manista, 1208 Maple Street; Ed 1822 Union Street: Jere- ward J.

McGee. 1010 West Fifth Street 1 ter 202 Beverly 1 Francis Mahoney. The federal government will save more than $23,000,000, the NHA said since the conversions will save the cost of new construction and will at the same time save critical materials. miah Aloysious Kelly, 1908 Scott Street ers in bridge. He is teaching the sailors hand-to-hand combat.

below .200. Army William Robert Barron. Ridge Road. Hollv Oak: Ira Francis Jones. 6 Cedar Roselie: Charles Arthur Weatherby.

R. F. 2. Wilmington Manor: Bennett Lock-hart Aikin. Basin Road.

R. D. New -Castle: Alvin Griffith MacGuinness. 322 N. Maryland Richardson Park; Maynard ard Merritt Worth.

Philadelphia Pike. Clavmont: David Windfiald Jewell. 109 Reamer Richardson Park: Seymour Roth. Marsh Road. Arden: Harry Gus-tave Schuman.

805 West 4th Street; Edwin Leon Thompson, 6 Walkers Banks. Henry Rooert Lee Durkee, 2130 Gilles Street; John Stanley Poriolak. 1715 Tulip Street: Harold R. Phillips. 7 Beech Avenue, Elsmere; William Russell Kite.

1 South Broom Street: Jesse Elmer Barcus. 206 North Van Buren Street; Nathan Fried. 600 West Fourth Street: Alfonso Gallo. 4004 Shipley Street: Ralph Giammatteo. 1617 West Fourth Street: James M.

Keen, Marshall-ton: Dennis Joseph Amatuzio, 717 South Joseph Francis Kennedy. 1409 Clayton Street; Austin Thomas Peoples, 1825 Delaware Avenue; Harry William Waish. 911 North Jackson Street: James Henry Rone. 1134 East Fifteenth Street; Alfred Johnson, 1302 Tatnail Street: Coleman LaMotte Allen. 919 Wilson Street: Victor Jerome Ken-tuck, 1305 Poplar Street: Albert Victor Decample, 716 woodlawn Avenue.

Sunday's Radio Programs WFIL. WJZ Sweet Land of Liberty. Local Broadcasts WEAF, KYW Lieut. -Gen. B.

H. Sumervell, WFTL News. 5:45 WOR Rumor Detective. WIP Moments in Music. WFTL Miniature Classics.

KYW News. Chaplain Award. no 880 1060 60 610 660 710 Call Letters WJZ WABC KYW WCAU Letters WFIL WIP WEAF WOR Today's Radio Program WC AU. WABC Edward Morrow, news. WOR This Is Fort Dix.

WABC News 7 PM. WCAD News 1:45 WFIL. WJZ Commentator. WIP California Melodies. WCAD Encores WABC The Cornet Little Show.

Local Broadcasts KYW Hollywood Open House. 12:15 News. 12:30 That They Might Live. 1:00 Church of tha Nazarene 1:30 Chaplain Award, Lieut -Gen. Brehon Somervell.

2 00 Dniv of Chicago Round Table. 2.25 Ail-American Golf Tournament. 2:30 John Charles Thomas, baritone. 3:00 Washington Reports on Rationing 3:15 Upton Close. 3:30 The Army Hour.

4 30 Catholic Forum. 5:00 Summer Symphony Orchestra. 8:00 News of the World. :15 WFIL, WJZ Esplanade Concert. 8:30 WIP, WOR American Eagle Club from London.

WCAU WABC Hobby Lobby. KYW Words and War WILM K. C. M. Navv Bulletin Board 6 00 1 Hear America Singing 6 15 William Ewing 6 30 Hawaii Calls 7 30 Wilmington Christian Youth tei 8 00 California Melodies, 8:30 Cab Calloway's Orchestra.

9 00 News. 9 05 Chicago Theatre of the Air. 10 00 Sign Off Cen- WCAU. WABC Commentator. WCAD Post Scripts F.

M. WOR The Show Shop WIP Sunday Radio WCAD, WABC St Louis Municipal Opera. WEAF, KYW Chicago University Round Table WFIL, WJZ Chaplain Jim. 0 8 A. 2:30 WEAF.

KYW John Charles Thomas. WCAD. WABC World-wide Kews WIP Bond wagon WFIL, WJZ Sammy Kaye WOR News Easv Listening. WABC Mufict Show with Carl VanDoien. M.

WFIL, WJZ Commentator WABC Jerry Lester's Show. WOR Duke Ellington's Orchestra KYW, WEAF Drama. -Those We Lova." WIP Voice of Prophecy 7:15 WCAU Treasury Stai Parade WFIL--Sunday Devotions WJZ Edward Tomlinson, news. 1:39 WCAU. WABC Wa tne Peopia.

WEAF, KYW Band Wagon WOR News WFIL, WJZ Quiz Kids Show. WIP Ave Maria Hour 7:4" WOR Samuel Grafton. 7:55 WEAF, KYW Alex Dreier. news M. WEAF, KYW Paul Whiteman's Orchestra and Dinah Shore WOR A.

L. Alexander's Mediation Board. WCAD. WABC Calling America. WIP Rev Merrill MacPherson WIP Drama of Belgium.

WILM li.V R. C. A. M. 00 Detroit Bible Class 10:30 Music by Cioutier 11:00 The Rev John Zoller.

11:30 Mutual Radio ChapeL 12 00 Reviewing Stand P. M. 12 30 Polish Program. I 25 Baseball Game Detroit Tigers vs. Athletics.

00 Lutheran Hour 6 30 Tempos of Today 6 45 Duke Ellington Orchestra. 7 00 First Inaependent Church. 8 00 First and Central Presbyterian Church 9 00 Old Fashioned Revival, in no Voice of Prophecy 10.30 Sign Off wnr.L iisa K. A M. io News 8 05 George Crooks, organist 30 Boone County Neighbors.

9 00 World N'ews Roundup 8 15 Commando Mary a jO The Meloay a tne Thing 10 .00 tLghlighti of the Bible. 1030 Treasury Song Parade 10 35 Morning Melodies II 00 Rhapsody of the Rockiea 30 Valley Boys 11 4S Treasury S'ar Parade, litiu Noonday Express H. 5 30 Victory Farm Volunteer Corps. 6 00 Treasury Song Parade 6 0 Dinner Dance Time 30 News of the World. 35 Sports Parade 6 45 Ramblin in Rhythm.

8 55 Sons of Freedom I 00 For This We Fight. 7:30 Perpetual Motion i CO Hoiivwood Open House. 8:30 Worhs at War 00 National Barn Oance 9 30 Can You Pop This'' 10 Million Dollar Band 10 30 Who. What. When and Where 11 News 11:10 interlude 11:15 Treasury Star Parade.

11 30 Mr Smith Goes to Town. 12 00 War News M. 12 05 Charles Dant's Orchestra. 12.30 Time and Sign Off. 6:05 Dance Music 6:15 Old Song Contest.

6:45 Music for Moderns 6:55 All-American Golf Tournament. 7:00 Those We Love. 7:30 Bandwagon, 7:55 Alex Dreier. Broadcast Highlights WAR NEWS Latest news broadcast at 6 "0 on WCAU. WFIL.

WJZ 11:00 P. WDEL. WCAU. KYW Up to the minute news 4:15 WDEL. WCAU.

KYW, WOR Yonkers Handicap Ua-maicai. 7 00 P. WCAU. WABC "Open Letter." iaik on racial tolerance by Wendell Wilikie 7:00 P. WDEL, KYW.

WEAF For This We Fight: 'World Problems of Labor." 7.30 P. WFIL, WJZ Enough and on Time: Army program from Holioran Hospital. Staten Island; songs by Connie Boswell. 8.39 WIP, WOR American Eagles Club program from London. 8 30 P.

WCAU. WABC David Elman's Hobby Lobby 10:15 WCAU, WABC Groucho Marx a program: Boris Karloff. 8 00 Paul Whiteman presents Dinah WEAF, KYW Washington Reports on Rationing WCAD. WABC New York Philharmonic Shore 8:30 One Man's Family. 9:00 Manhattan Merry-Go-Round.

WDEL It.VO K. C. M. 3 00 Air Force Military Band 3:30 News 3 35 Lyrics by Liza 4 00 Matinee in Rhythm. 4 15 The Yonkers Handicap, from Jamaica.

4 30 Minstrel Melodies 5:00 Not for Glory WFTL, WJZ News Commentary 15 WFIL. WJZ Neitftloms 9:30 American Album of Familiar Music. WEAF, KYW Barn Dance. WOR lais. Variety WCAU.

WABC Hit Parade 9:15 WIP News WFIL Tomlinson 9:30 KYW Variety. WFIL Xavier Cugat. WIP Army Air Forces. 9:45 WCAU Jessica Dragonette 9 55 FIL ports IB H. WJZ.

WFIL John Vandercook. KYW Cavaliaro's Orchestra. WIP. WOR Commentator 10:15 WFIL Dixieland Capers. KYW Music V.

OR WIP Bondwagon wjz Variety WCAU, WABC Groucho Marx. WFIL commentator. WIP News. Dance Music WJZ Legion Band. M11 a 8:30 WFIL.

WJZ Inner Sanctum terv WCAU, WABC Crime Doctor WEAF. KYW One Man Family. Svmphonv Orchestra. WIP This Is Fort WFIL. WJZ Treasury Song Parade 3:15 KYW, WEAF News.

Upton Close. KYW. WEAF News, Upton Close. WFIL. WJZ Wake Dp America.

WIP Brevities 10:00 Hour of Charm 10:30 Bob Crosby and Company. 11:00 News. 11:10 Treasurv Song Parade. 11:15 The Story Behind the Headlines. 11:30 The Pacific Story, "Siberia." 12:00 War News.

A. M. 12 05 Time Sign Off. Out-of-Town Stations 8:4. WOR, WIP News :5.j WCAU.

WABC Ned Colmer WEAF, KYW Manhattan Merry-Go- Round KYW Dance Orchestra WCAD. WABC Radio Reader Digest. WIP Old Fashioned Revival Hour WOR Music for an Hour. Alfred Waiien- stem. guest conductor.

WFTL. WJZ Waltei Wincheil Out-of-Town Stations Show KYW Quiz 10:45 WFIL Classics Music Festival. WOR American Negro WABC Quincy Howe. KYW News. Variety WCAD News and Sports WJZ News: Ella Fitzgerald.

WFIL. News. Bing Crosoy. WIP News, Music WEAF Dinnei concert WOR Praver. tncle Don.

6:15 WIP Music. WABC Peoples Platform. WCAU Show Time KVW Soldiers 01 the Press WiZ Kom Knohiera WIP Sports: News WABC World Today U. 3:30 WIP For Victory. WEAF, KYW The Army Hour.

WABC Detroit WCAD Navv Yard Band 8:45 WFIL, WJZ The Marshall. 4 M. WFIL Russian Music WOR Matinee WJZ National Vespers, Dr Paul Scherer WIP Glenn Davis 4:30 WFIL. WJZ Symphony Orchestra. WCAU WABC Music WIP Rev Peicv Crawford WEAF.

KYW Vice-President Henry A. Wallace, talk. WOR Coast Guard Manhattan Beach Orrhes'ra 4:55 KYW, WEAF News 9 f. H. WIP News WFTL.

WJZ John Gunlher and Vander- P. M. WEAF. KYW Air Force Band WOR Ensemble WCAU Men and Books WFIL Alexander's Orchestra 3:13 WOR Concert Orcnestra 3:30 -WIP News. Prasetto a Orchestra WCAU Navy Yard Band WABC Detroit.

WFIL London Report KYW, WEAF Golf Tournament. WOR Chester Orchestra 3:45 WFIL The Marshalis KYW Lyrics 4 PM. KYW Miller's Orchestra WFIL Concert WOR MarteH's Orchestra WIP-Variety WEAF Stories WCAU At Youi Service WFIL Colombia Independence Day. 11:25 WCAU Ray Block. WOR Sammy Kaye WCAU.

WEAF Dance Orchestra. WFIL. WJZ Heat her ton's Orchestra. 1 1 :45 WOR Trace's Orchestra. 11:55 WFIL News WJZ Talk WCAD War and the Wires WABC Eric C.

Johnson, president Chamber of Commerce. I I M. WFIL News; Orchestra. KYW News, Music WEAF. WOR.

WJZ News WCAD WABC News. Comments. 11:15 WABC Bob Chester. WJZ Soldiers of Production. WABC News, Egon Petri.

KYW News. 1 1 :15 KYW Rhapsody of the Rockies lliltt WCAU Stories for Children 11:30 WCAtJ Children's Hour WEAF. KYW News WABC Invitation to Learning. WJZ African Tre. A'OR Radio ChaDel :45 WEAF OUvio Santoro KYW Books You Might Like WJZ Tha church 01 tna Wayslda 13 Noon WFIL.

WJZ War Journal 9:15 WFIL, WJZ Chamber Muslo of Lowei Basin Street 9:30 WEAF, KYW Album of Music. WCAU. WABC Star Theatre 9:43 WFIL, WJZ Jimmy Fidlcr. 10 P. WEAF, KYW Hour of Charm.

WK1U Ji -Goodwill Houi WIP WOR commentator WCAD. WABC Take II or Leave It 10:15 WIP -Serenade WOR Vocal Quartet 10:30 WCAU WABC William Shirer WOR, WIP News WEAF. KYW Bob Crosbv and Company. 10:45 WIP -Fashion Kevue WOR Hill's Orchestra WABC Eileen Farreii 11 P. M.

WFIj News; Les Brown WABC, WCAU London Report WOR Yonkers WCAU KYW, A. WFTL, WEAF. KYW News. OR Fiesta WCAD. WABC European News.

WIP Sunday in John GospeL 9:15 WFIU WJZ Coast-to-Coisl on Bus WC AO Masterworks ot Musie. Pianist ABC Organist KYW. WEAF Commando Mary 9:30 WIP Voice of Tomorrow WEAF. KYW The Melody 1 the Thir.g. OR Navv Goes to Church 4.WIP Sor.g Cyce WCAti WABC Er.g ian Sirgera 9.5 WEAF Romance and You.

19 A. M. WCAD. W4.BC Church ol tht Air WFIL. WOR Ne WJZ Melodies wip Detroit Class WOR Frank Kingdom WEAF.

KYW Highlights of the Bible 19 15 WFIL D'Artega'a Orccesira. WOR News WEAF Chl.dren Hour. KYW Words and Music NFIL WJZ Southernairea WOR Music WCAO WABC-Wiij Over Jordan. coos i WOR Sammy Kaye and Orchestra. 1 WEAF, KYW Summer Svmphonv WCAU WABC The Family Hour WABC Salt Lake Tanernacle WOR Army Kit Force Program.

WIP Reviewing Stand KYW. WEAF Modern Music. Iii2n WCAD Tavlor Grant. Handicap. 4.30 WFIL Quartermastei Quarter Hour Parade.

Pan-America. WOR Brazilian WABC Calling 11:30 WFIL. WJZ Stars from the Blue. 5:10 WIP Here to Your Health. -S'lellZhls 5:25 WOR Lorraine Snerwood :30 WFIL, WJZ Sneak Preview WABC Transatlantic Call.

WEAF. KYW That They Might Live. vVOrl News WJZ Message 01 IsraeL wh IL--poris KYW News: Music WEAF Art of Living. 6:45 WIP Uncle Wip Wt'AU World News WFIL Male Quartet. KYW Coast Guard Program.

WOR Sports WEAF All-American Golf Tournament. 1 P. M. WCAU Wendell Wilikie. WFIL Harrv James.

WIP Rhythms KYW. WEAF We Fight. WJZ The Falcon, WOR News 7:15 WFIL Spanish Lesson. 1:30 WIP Nick Carter WCAU WABC Benny Goodman. WFIL.

WJZ Enough on Time. WEAF KYW Eliery Queen i ijR -News 1.45 WOR The Answei Man. M. WFIL. WJZ Commentator.

WCAD. WABC Quia Show. ENJOV AfJffg VHISKEYa S7 trail! 'Wil Sp-its Mmml I WABC. WCAU Everett Holmes WIP WOR. KYW.

WEAF News. 11:65 KYW Music You Want. 11:15 VVIP Muiicai comeay Gems WEAF Cesar Saerchmger. WABC Olga Cochlo and Trio. WJZ Commentator WOR News WOR Jerome's Orchestra 11:30 WFIL.

WJZ Dance Orchestra WABC Bob Chester's Orchestra KYW Minstrels WCAU Band Music. P. M. KYW "Not tor Glorv WJZ. WFIL Horace Heidt.

WIP Navy Bulletin Board. WCAU It's Maritime WJZ News. WIP Rainbow Hour. WCAU Commando. tvYW Advrntures in Research.

WEAF Three Suns Trio 5-45 KYW Commentator. Your Guest Book. WCAU Music WJZ-Country Editor. WEAF WIP. WOR Adventures of Bulldog Drum-mond WABC Irene Rich.

P. M. WFIL Tales from Sign ot Hanging Lantern WIP. WOR Murdei CV.nte WEAF. KYW Catholic Hour.

JZ News: Here to Romanea (WFTL at 6 05i WCAD WABC Silver Theatre WCAU. WABC Irene Rich, drama WCAD. A BC- -aergi Autry KYW. WEAF Tern Winston WIP WOR Upton Close, commentator. WJZ Drama.

WIP News. WCAU Ranger Joe WOR Soldiera of tha Press I2i45 WOR News WCAD Dolores O'Neill. WIP Letters to Mv Son. I M. WIP Cnrle Wip.

Hal! of Tame WCAD WABC Church ot the Air WFTL. WJZ "Thu Is Official." Question-Answer 6eries WOR Music for Sundav WEAF KYW Rupert Hughes 1 15 WEAF KYW La nor for Victory WOR Norton 1WV-WIP Lutheran Program. Midmorn'ni Jamboree 19:45 WIP, WOR Memo for Tomorrow It M. TAr-News. Orrre tra rIL Chamsers-w Memorial Church.

TfiR-m 1 of Mot'rnma. 3 Marine Co-r Ptcg'tm wif-ho. Tnc. 11 thai ca. I KYW.

WEAF Mr Smith Goes to Town, i WOR Messner Orchestra, 11:45 WIP --Svmpnnnv WOR Cab CaliowsVf Orrr-et-s. I 1 1:53 -WFIL, WJZ-Wai Neaa..