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Port Huron, Michigan
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THE PORT HURON TIMES HERALD THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1941 PACE THREE fitter w- Hitler Tells Mufti to Get Tough Tin Pan 4ey Swamped With War Songs; 'You re A Sap, Mr. Jap' Typical OPM PARLEY ON WEEK-END PAY Pnj. Pr layAiwaysBe Spated If- -it fsulW llTtoft habits. Vto Mip Wsure entle iSrd movements taka Z-e sinply vonderfuT J. 3.BjT but also "'J i.

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11 INS In response to President Roosevelfs demand for the 24-hour, 7-day work week, Victor Reuther, UAW-CIO assistant defense co-ordinator, today announced the union has requested the OPM to arrange immediate conferences to settle ques- II I.IIILIlim W.lM.KLIl..l..J.l..1f )n mm Mummmi.inuiimnjj;,,,,,),,,,!,,, v''rM New York. Dec. 11 AP Tin Pan Alley's batteries, featuring saxophone and fiddle rather than bugle and drum, are ready to open fire on Japan. Song publishers reported today that thousands of war tunes with appropriate lyrics are pouring into their offices and that at least two pugnacious pieces are in the hands of the printers. "You're A Sap, Mister Jap" and "The Sun Will Soon Be Setting (For the Land of the Rising Sun)" are two new ones you'll be hearing shortly.

Some other titles: "Let's Take a Ran At thi tlons of week-end overtime pay under the proposal. The union officer declined to say whether the organization will continue overtime demands until the union policy-making committee reaches a decision after these meetings. However, Reuther pointed out that the seven-day week has been suggesetd as a means of cutting down unemployment. Other Detroit labor leaders commenting upon penalty wages for Saturday and Sunday work were Frank X. Martel, president of the Detroit and Wayne County Federation of Labor, and Orval J.

Kincaid, regional director for the Steel Workers Organizing committee (CIO). Martel said he thought that "with a seven-day production week penalty rates for Saturday and Sunday work should be eliminated for shops engaged in producing national defense materials." Kincaid, meanwhile, pointed out that his union already has contracts in basic steel units which do not demand overtime for Saturdays and Sundays if they are part of a' 40-hour week. The SWOC official, though, added he would confer with Philip Murray, CIO president, on possible removal of premium pay for such work. said he wrote late Sunday night after the Japanese attack on Hawaii. The chorus of Lerner's song, as released by its publishers, Irving Berlin, starts: "So the sun will soon be setting For the land of the rising sun While their left hand offered friendship.

In the right they held a gun. But the sun will soon be setting For the land of the rising sun." Mills Music. said James Cav-anaugh, Jhn Redmond and Nat Simon completed "You're a Sap, Mister Jap" Sunday and released this chorus; "You're a sap. Mister Jap, To make a Yankee cranky; You're a sap. Mister Jap.

Uncle Sam is gonna spanky. Wait and see, before we're done The A. B.C. and D. will sink your rising sun.

You're a sap, Mister Jap, You don't know Uncle Sammy; When he fights for his rights You'll take it on the lamee. For he'll wipe the Axis right off the map. You're a sap. sap, sap, Mister Jap." "The Jap Won't Have a Chinaman's Chance," "Taps For the Japs." "We're the Guys To Do It" and "Goodbye Mama, We'll See You In Yokohama' How closelv sonff wrifprs ui'ntrh news developments for inspiration is eviaencea ny an announcement by Broadcast Music. that, si Monday the percentage of patriotic numoers nan increased from one-third to more than one-half of the total songs received.

The amount of reiertinn nnh. lishers said, was "terrific," but Sam Lerner clicked with "The Sun Will Soon Be Setting," a fox-trot in During the second quarter of 1940, the United States impoited 1.544,571 pounds of crude this amazing 0ti demonstration! Knot with this briliiiQt semi-martial tempo which Lerner iiiiiiit Phone 4742 a Nazis Execute 11 At Brest, France, For Having Arms Vichy, Dec. 11 German authorities Brest, occupied France, have executed 11 Frenchmen for illegal possession of arms. The executions bring to a total of 199 the number of persons executed in occupied France in reprisal for anti-German activities. They were the first by the Germans since two persons faced a firing squad at Nancy Nov.

27 for illegal possession of arms. COMPLETE 3 TODAY I FRIDAY PROGRAM At 8:45 (NEA Radiophoto) Official German picture radioed from Berlin shows Adolf Hitler receiving Haj Amin Al-Husseini, Moslem leader, Grand Mufti of Jerusalem and British-hater. Mufti received conversations "important to Arabian nations." f1rtrshifp Renting PencU. No Ko lew fumbling. Whea it points, it feeds new points mxhine gun! Compare that i'yJmosi unizing of mil-see th Pea -with the Sifood.

VToo't stain your fingers. fcrKCOflds teil the story Stop in ETersharp Repeating ZbtsA Eversharp Pens at $5.00 JU GUARANTEED FOREVER! 2 JOY MONTH COMEDY HITS! 2 jjptfww as www RADIO PROGRAMS HOUR BY HOUR ELECTED BY A VICHY REPORTED GIVING GERMANY AN AFRICAN PORT Sea vs. Land There is 138 times as much territory in the ocean 12,000 feet below sea level as there is on land 12,000 feet above sea level. UB 'D Its "'llil If W.IR 700 Kilo CBS Network VXT7 1270 Kilo tWV Bine Network 950 Kilo MBC Network CKtW-Windsor 800 Kilo NBC Hed Network slats jV Tour name engraved on any pen or pencil sold. HELPS PREVENT 1AHY London, Dec.

11 INS British authorities said today they had no confirmation of a report that Vichy has handed over the French North African port of Bizerte to Germany. It was stated, that the source of the report is "probably accurate." Authorities also said they had no new information regarding the 1 1 a 10:30 p.m. News Reel CKLW Fran it Fay. WWJ News. TZ 10:45 p.m.

Musclal. WJR Cav-Ulero's Orch. WXTZ 11 p.m. News. CKLW.

WJR. WWJ Muslo you want. WXTZ 11:15 p.m. Britain Speaka. CKLW 11:30 p.m.

Newsreel CKLW from developing French West African port of fug iv Dakar, but said they thought Dakar Put a few drops of Va-tro-nol up each nostril at the very first sniffle or sneeze. Its quick action aids Nature's defenses mia against colds. Follow wICIIS "might easily go the way of Madriguera WWJ Bizerte. HOME OF SHBAFR EAJ THE HOME OF SHBAFR "wr or rue i a i the directions in folder. VA-7R0-H0L it 7 flfflJTAKY STREET PORT HURON New York State AFL Pledges No Strikes New York, Dec.

11 Delegates 11:45 p.m. Miller's Or. WXTZ 12 Midnight News. W.IR WWJ. Ereeza's Orch.

WXTZ 13:30 p.m. Skating Party. CKLW Chester's WJR Dance Music. WWJ Kings WXYZ 12:45 a.m. Pawn Patrol CKLW 1 a.m.

Sign off, WJR. WWJ. represenling 1,400,000 members of 7:30 p.m. Al Pierce's Gang, WJR Sports. WWJ The Lone Kanger.

WXTZ 8 P.m. Speaker. CKLW Kate Smith WJR Lucille Manners. WWJ Auction Quiz. WXYZ 8:30 p.m.

Rand. CKLW Information please. WWJ Ned Jordan. WXTZ 9 p.m. News.

CKLW Great Plays. WJR Waltz Time WWJ Gang Blisters WXTZ 9:15 p.m. Assumition Call, CKLW 9:30 p.m. Bandwagon CKLW Doghouse. WWJ Variety.

WXYZ 10 p.m. News. CKLW Premiere. WJR Wings of Destiny. WWJ Olri Traveller.

WXTZ 10:15 p.m. Spotlight Band. CKLW 10:30 p.m. Studio X. WWJ News.

WXJZ, CKLW 11 p.m. News. WWJ. WXTZ CKLW. 11:15 p.m.

Reporter CKLW Football revue. W.TR Madriguera'F Orch. WWJ 11:30 p.m. Dance Orch. CKLW Le Baron Orrh WWJ 11 :45 p.m.

Barron's Orch. WJR Kay' Orch. WXYZ 13 Midnicht James' WJR 13:30 a.m. Skatlns party. CKLW Stabile's WJR Chuck Wason Days.

WWJ Rey's WXYZ 13:45 a.m. The Dawn patrol CKLW 1 a.m. Sign off. WJR. WWJ.

WXYZ. THCRSDAS EVENING 6 p.m. Rollln' home. CKL.W Headlines WJR Muaic. WWJ Ma io in Mus.

WXTZ 6:15 D.m. Sports, WJR Dinner Music. WWJ Bud Shaver. WXYZ 6:30 p.m. Club Romanza.

CKLW News. WWJ Lura Sc Abner. WXTZ 6:43 p.m. Laugha from Life. CKLW World today.

WJR Lowell Thomas. WWJ Melody in Rhythm, WXTZ. 7 p.m. Amos 'n' Andy. WJR Fred Waring.

WWJ Easy Aces. AVXYZ 7:15 p.m. Val Clare. CKLW Lanny Roas, WJR News. WWJ Mr.

Keen. WXY25 7:30 p.m. Songs. CKLW Maudie'a Dairy. WJR Cugat Time.

WWJ 7:43 p.m. Inside of Sports. CKLW 8 p.m. Muelo Box. CKLW Death Valley days.

WJR Frank Morgan. WWJ March of Time, WXTZ 8:30 P.m. Echoes of Heaven, CKLW Duffy'a Tavern. WJR Aldrich Family, WWJ Service. WXTZ 9 p.m.

News. CKLW WXTZ Major Bowes. WJR Musio Hall. WWJ 9:15 p.m. Quartet.

CKLW Town Meetinsr. WXTZ 10 p.m. News, CKLW Miller's WJR Rudy Vallee WWJ 10:13 p.m. Spotlight Band. CKLW the A.

F. of L. in New York state Wednesday pledged a no-strike policy in industries essential to national defense. II 1 a 3u 1 (Hi vi ii ir i 3 At 1 Hunter Humiliated Kenna, N. M.

Carrying a pow erful, long-range rifle, G. H. Thur 5 I fAfTV i a FRIDAY EVENING 6 p.m. Rollln' home CKLW Headlines. WJR Tyson's Sports.

WWJ Musio Magic WXYZ 6:15 p.m. Hedda Hopper. WJR Speaker. WWJ Bud Shaver WXYZ 6:30 p.m. Clbb Romanza, CKLW Songs.

WJR News. WWJ Lum Abner. WXTZ 6:45 p.m. man drove 150 miles to the mountains to go deer hunting. His young son and another boy wandered to 6:05 1 7:35 a 10:20 I a At 1:00 3:45 6:15 9:00 it'll the outskirts of Kenna carrying small rifles.

The boys returned home with two huge deer, Thurman came home empty-handed. He refused to be quoted. Laughs from Life. CKLW STARTING SATURDAY IEsrra "SMILIH' iiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiif lllllllllllMIHHIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllHlllllllllllMlllllllllllMlllllllllllllllMlllllllllllllllllim The Australian national bird, the emu, cannot fly. Melody Marvels.

WJR Lowell Thomas. WWJ Singing Stars. WXYZ 7 p.m. Amos 'n' Andy. WJR Fred Waring.

WWJ Honored Music. WXTZ 7:15 p.m. Lanny Ross, WJR News, WWJ "Griswold at Twelfth STARTS TODAY Big Three Thrill Bill we Satellite -1 i 1" i 3 TONIGHT LAST TIMES Shows at 7:00 and 9:00 CESAR ROMERO PATRICIA MORRISON in- 'Romance of the Rio Grande' Also Novelty and News COMING SUNDAY Tyron Power in "BLOOD AND SAND" Bolivia Tenth Latin American Nation To Declare War On Japs La Paz, Bolivia, Dec. 10 (Delayed) AP Bolivia declared war upon Japan today, becoming No. 10 in the list of Latin American republics to take such action.

35 Escape Small Fire In Ohio Mine Powhatan, Dec. 11 INS At least 35 miners escaped without injury today when a "small fire" broke out in the Powhatan mine, on the outskirts of this 20 miles of the Wheeling-Bridgeport area, according to a company spokesman. Spwial Childrpn's Matinee Matunlay at 8:00 p.m. 3 Early Bloomers So early do silver bell trees bloom in Smoky Mountain National Park that snow frequently falls on the white blossoms, but never kills them. 5 TTsH If il ENDS TONITE II I kdi Acadmuy 11c and 20c, Tax Included "last showing today" Award Winner T0GETHER1 1 WHISKEY PRICES ARE UP ft with lamtf EHitfB ALSO BeuUh Bond! Chirlei Coura 5 PLUS sA Gift rom Geo.

Innes Ned SPARKS MarioriB ALSO a Runaway romance and rrifey on the but lsl t-i- jnoj A PINT whodunit hl-jinks on WEAVER Ted NORTH loan DAVIS 1 ALSO BELT SETS Of Topgrain cowhide with initialed silver buckle. Also glass and Hickok Western styled belts Others $1.50 and $2.00 "ONCE UPON i (Musical) 1 "Riders of FRIDAY SATURDAY "THE LON.U RIDER AMBUSHED" ALSO "KING OF THE LUMBERJACKS" S00 S-J95 $-j95 Coming Friday "TOO MANY BLONDES" FiiifiiirfurinniiiMirMiniMrtiMiiiMMaiKnt uiMiiiuiitHrtiiitirif miiibi ihm in urn ii ill" iiiiihiip'i i'W WWII i II ilfii 'B "DARK STREETS OF iiiiiiiiiiHiniiiiiiniiiHiHiiiinSStrriMrv miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmmimie 8:15 LAST TIMES TONIGHT 9:40 nfkit iiirftiir umv NlfiTlU THE fliJpn. I Dp 39 JACKETS gabardines and leathers. You'll get Port Huron's largest selection here. See Them! Others $10.95 to $23.50 JV0OL ROBES Ft his leisure hours.

Finest quality all wool robes in stripes fcd plain colors Other Wool and Silk Robes $10.95 SOCKS BY INTERWOVEN i Silk, Wools and Lisles. Anklets and long hose 1 Sles 10 to 13 I pajamas Broadcloth and silky rayon in new colors and patterns. SHIRTS Tailored by Arrow and Marlboro. Whites and colors. Come 1 us fr a larger selection TIES an rrX(4- Uomrja nrTinVlnrfVif wools and I 1,1 BOYS GOODBYE 'THEY LOOKED (But thty alwoy mm bnrli mon) In-nirriiig ju ARTHUR james STEWART i f-f ante' I I veur BASIL RATHBONE trpublts'- Friday Saturday 1 YotCve Got to See $465 I UP $(69 I up 55c HUGH HERBERT BP.CD CRAWFORD and BELA LUGOSI nil mf E'Em Both! Til y.

mm-' iM.om iv avon iimtli -linn IH II 11 DeairtifulrT rrii CHARUE RUGGtfS EUXN DREW FHIUJP TERRt mm Ties $1.00 and $1.50 Ut 1 TUTS "Tt fkMMMWiW Starts 2:45 5:40 8:40 And Look Who's Here! a i "DICK II TRACY vs. Geo. Inncs Men's Wear 309 HURON AVE. Rltry cat BUNDID Whiskiy-50 proof72, grain neutral spirits Frankfort Distilleries, Incorporated, Louisville Baltimore. The best of 'em ADDED LATEST NEWS COLOR CARTOON SPORT 1 CRIME, a tf 5 1:10 4:10 7:05 10:05 a INC." i.

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