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Show SECTIQN TWO PROVO (UTAH) DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1943 PAGE THREE faldl O&ssSifn?!" Adls 5b REAL ESTATE - FURNITURE - STOVES - CARS - LIVESTOCK - MACHINERY - FRUIT - VEGETABLES - TRAILERS - EIANPS - ETC. BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY You will find these Merchants and Professional People anxious to serve you. It will pay you to patronize them. FOR SALE REAL ESTATES - AUTO GLASS LET us replace your broken glass. , Ahlander Mfg. Co., 472-490 South University. Phone 100. ml AUTO RADIATOR RADIATORS repaired ana flushed. flush-ed. Ahlander Mfg. Co., 476 South University. Phone 100. ml BROKEN GLASS REPLACED UTAH Valley Glass & Paint Co. 57 North University. Phone 656. ml5 EXPERT SERVICE SPECIALIZED in Easy, Maytag, A.B.C., Dexter washing machines. ma-chines. All makes, models. Also vacuums, mix master parts, and service guaranteed. Phone 09-R-5. m7 FURRIER HAVE your furs restyled, repaired, repair-ed, cleaned and glazed before the fall rush. Helen Swenson, 443 East 4 South. Prione 1179. ml FOUNDATIONS CHARIS Experienced corsetiere. For free figure analysis in your home Phone 026R2. a25 MOVING AND STORAGE YELLOW CAB AND TRANSFER CO. Local and long distance moving. Packing, Storage, Shipping. Ship-ping. Phone 300. 170 West 1st North. . a31 SEWING MACHINES For Defense Workers GO Strictly Modern Homes in beautiful Orem, where the Canyon breeze gently blows. Some will be r,eaJy in a few days; 2 miles from plant, in the heart of lovely fruit section. .Order yoiirs today. 14 Acre Farm; rich loamy soil, in West Orem; planted to variety of fruit ' trees. 9 acres in fruit trees. $5500. Orem Real Estate Exclusive Agents Phone 048-JS Office 07-R2 Residence O. H. ANDERSON, Mgr. Orem, Utah WE will pay cash for all makes - of used sewing machines. We service and repair, all makes of sewing machines. Singer Sewing Machine Co. 268 West Center St., Phone 399. m7 STOVE REPAIRING ALL makes at the General Shop, 135 North University. Phone 915W. m4 TAILORING LADIES', Gentlemen's suits tailored tail-ored to order, complete assortment assort-ment woolens, English Scotch, Irish, American fit, style, service serv-ice guaranteed. Mitchell, the Tailor. 491 South 2 West. a28 WASHER REPAIRING WASHING machines. Repairs and parts for all makes of washing machines. Provo Maytag Co. 39 North 2 West. Phone 717R. m4 NOTICE FIRST Ward pasture opens April 15, enter afternoons. William S. Black. 386 North 7 East. Phone 1946. al6 ATTENTION Defense worker. Have your own fruit and vegetables. vege-tables. I will rent you 16 assorted assort-ed bearing fruit trees and garden gar-den plot until Oct. 1, 1943. Irrigation Irri-gation water furnished, ground plowed and harrowed. Call at 190 South 5 West Provo after 8 p. m. ask for Mr. Baker. a9 VISIT our Indian Curio Shop and get Navajo rugs, baskets, pottery, pot-tery, etc. Orem 8th North or Park's Cafe. al5 FOR Watkins quality products, Phone 022J4, or 042R3 or $86 J al3 FOR SALE OR RENT PIANOS, accordions, guitars. I buy, sell and teach. Phone Professor Pro-fessor S. W. Williams. 308 East 3rd South. al6 SDailn Herald Real Property! Lge. Lot. Brick house. Two srts plumbing. 3 Apt. Excellent Ex-cellent location. Price $5250. CABINS WITH GROCERY BUSINESS. Good income Conveniently equipped . . . Brick cabins. Excellent grocery gro-cery business included. May consider Provo home in exchange. ex-change. FOUR APARTMENTS . . . Modern, stoker, steam heated. heat-ed. Extra lot. Ideal location. Opportunity to own valuable property. Large brick home. N3 location. loca-tion. One of the growing spots in Provo. Phone 1099 Willard L. Sowards Agency Office: 39 W. 2nd N. St. Provo, Utah Rowan Realty Buys $6000 5 Room Modern Brick; furnace, coop for 300 hens; 2 acres, plenty of water; wa-ter; 2 blocks from school. . Orem. $4950 Modern Stucco Duplex Du-plex Two 3-room apts., 2 sets of plumbing, 2 furnaces. fur-naces. Close to business section. Northeast. Terms. $3000 20 Acres, good wa ter right, between P.. Grove and Am. Fork. Terms. $2100 On State Highway just south of Springville, 4 room semi - modern brick home. Coop for 500 hens, 2 acres. Terms. HOMES - FARMS LOANS - INSURANCE Rowan Realty Inc 176 WEST CENTER Phone 235-J APARTMENT house, close in, immediate im-mediate possession. Phone 953J. all 2 UNIT home fully modern furnished. fur-nished. $125 monthly income. J. A. Owens. Phone 894-W after 5:30. al3 VICTORY garden lot acres, close in, just plow it, plant it. See Mr. Brown at Dixon Real Estate Co., 236 West Center, tf TRADE ' NEW home in Salt Lake at 2823 Dearborn Street, for home in Provo. Phone 7-392, Salt Lake. al9 WANTED RIDE to Remington Arms in Salt Lake A shift. Phone 1407M. al2 VICTORY garden site, j acre. See Mr. Brown, Dixon Real Estate Co. 236 West Center, tf V j T Every Afternoon (Excepting t Saturday and Sunday) Sunday Herald Published Sunday Morning Published by the Herald Corporation Corpora-tion a Rmith FMrKt - WMt Street. Provo, Utah. Entered a aeeond class matter: at the poatomee ra Provo, Utah, uner the ace at March 3, 1879. . ' Subscription tertms-hy carrier In Utah county, 5 cent the month, $3.90 for mix month a. In Advance; $7.80 the year. In advance; by mall anywherr to United States or Ha possessions B v centa. the month; year la advance. , WANTED ! USED CARS All makes in good, sound condition, for use of essential war drivers. We pay cash '- which you can invest in War Bonds. Be better off than If you wait td. trade after the war. Act fast Call 155, or write us right now. WANTED: Good, sound, used cars of any made. Needed by, essential war ' workers- " Top prices. Cash or War Bonds. Sell now and save, because little-used cars lose value steadily. WANTED: Any make used cars for essential war drivers-Tdp drivers-Tdp prices, cash or. War Bonds. Sell now and make a better deal than if you wait to trade until after the war.: Call 155, or write . 4 v Cannon-Ashton - - Inc.- 191 South Univ. Ave. 1 FOR SAJJr-nSCELLANEOUS WMW)IWAiWWMyWMWAAAAAAAAAAA CHdldE everrreens. call evenines If 5 East 6 North phone 1408R al9 PRACTICALLY new wicker baby buggy;. 141. North 6 East. a9 SLIGHTLY used 40 gallon tank and dome water heater, very good buy. Utah Valley Furniture. Furni-ture. Phone- 920. 71 North 1st West. al5 COAL circulating heater for kitchen. Utah Valley Furniture 71 North 1 West. Phone 920. al5 GLADIOLUS, Red, White, Blue and 11 colors, 35 large bulbs, delivered $1. Phone or write W. Reed Nuttall, Route 3 Provo. m9 ONE fat pig, 1 share of water, wa-ter, 2 acres orchard and building build-ing lots. Thomas L. Kitchen, Orem. al2 5TOU'LL be thrilled when you see our fine assortment of Evergreens, Ever-greens, both tall and dwarf varieties, va-rieties, also the best there is grown in roses, shrubs, etc. at the Wildwood Hollow Farm Nurseries, Chris Jeppesen, 3 miles northwest of Provo. al8 FURNITURE, ice boxes, stoves, baby beds, buffet. 40 North 4 West. al2 6 YEAR old Hamilton horse. Gentle, well feroke to ride. Weight 1100 lbs. Phone O40J1. al3 APPLE wood free for cutting. Leave stumps. Leo James, Edgemont. al3 2 WAGONS, 1 practically new, 1 used lighter wagon, 681 North 5 West. a9 RUSSETT potatoes, Heber C. Carter, 1910 West 6 South. a9 4 ROOM modern home, bungalow type, easily moved. Price $1200. Inquire Leonary Boyns, Eureka, Utah. a9 HAY, Lee Olson, Spanish Fork. al9 NOW IS the time to fill your bins with choice coal while trucks are not on Government work. For quick delivery phone 1512. al9 HARD Scrapple coal. R. A. Felk-er Felk-er and Son, 188 North 3rd West. Day Phone 1978 after 6 p. mr 716J. m8 DELPHINIUM or perennial larkspur lark-spur pacific giant strain, large plants. W. Reed Nuttall, Route 3, Provo. a9 RESTAURANT equipment and rooming house, 11 month lease on building, doing excellent business, busi-ness, "3 miles f rpm Geneva plant. See V. W. Tague, Pleasant Grove Korner Kafe. a9 CHOICE Laythom raspberry plants. Ella Baum, Route 3, Box 159. a9 GOOD divan, and chair, camp stove, 2 tents, 2 wheel trailer. 447 South 2 West. Phone 1986W. . . a9 DOUBLE larkspur seed. B. J. Cox call evenings, 1455 West Center. al4 GLADIOLUS bulbs 250 varieties, price list free. Phone 012-R-3 or write Gladview Gardens, Route 3. PJOV0. a2i USED combination coal aha gas range. Souter Shop 458 West Center. 4 ttt2 RED Bliss potatoes, bring sacks. Phone 027R1. 255 South 7 West. ;' 1 - a22 AVON costmetics. Shirley's Gift Shop. 15 yVe$t Center. a28 WANTED TO BUY PRIVATES party Wants Co buy 1941 Ford or Chevrolet from private party. Write Post Office Box 646 Provo. a!2 CASH for adding machine in A-l condition. M. D. Close. Phone 1204W. all 10 TON good hay. Phone 1294. a9 tie 12 ein HIGHEST cash or trade-in allow ance for used furniture stoves and pianos. Furniture Exchange. Phone 25. . Vl ... . ' . a!2 WANTED TO BENT ft V AAWAAWMWVUWWWMWWWWA NICE i urntshed Jf our , room apart-rnent apart-rnent or small housed permanent resident. - References: ' D. E. Snjith; Union' Depot " a9 PERfANENT tenant wants furnished furn-ished or, partly furnished apartment apart-ment or: house. Phone'l043J. al2 OR LEASE, house! libcal people, one child. Writi Herald,,. box 17$. 7 IS !; ;1 -1 - ' 413, BOARD and room,, cieanrcoupe in Vlst class private home in city "or within 15 miles viciriltv "of Provo. Phone iflOj.ExjL. Pal mer. 5 AMERICAN BOMBER HORIZONTAL 1,6 Depicted , " U. 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' LaaaHaaaar Jl SZ f pT HISS S 51 8 w- p IM"5""" " i frW i -mm i iVi 'Jli I 71 . tl - 1. ' 'I 1 1 I ' 1 1 HELP WANTED MALE FOUNDRY production men, finishers fin-ishers and general utility men. Call at Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Plant. Ironton. al2 LOST BEADED purse, with glasses and case. Phone 1106. Reward, all HELP WANTED FEMALE WOMAN for housework. 340 East 1st North. all 9 i - APARTMENT or kitchenette for couple. Reference. . .Write . ler- ald Box 36. ; " w ft9L 2 YOUNG women to work in flat work department, also one for marker and sorter. No experience exper-ience necessary. Come ready to work. Troy Laundry. m7 MIDDLE aged woman to do light housework for couple. Phone 029J1. a9 GIRLS wanted between 20 and 30 years of age. Apply 470 South University, Provo Laundry, all WAITRESS, housekeepeer, and a dishwasher. Apply Mom's Lunch 1866J. a9 HOUSEWORK and companion. Phone 029J1. a9 STENOGRAPHER for permanent position,- age, education and experience. ex-perience. For Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Co. Apply U. S. Employment Em-ployment Service. a9 WAITRESS or iountain girL Apply Ap-ply Keeleys. 36 West Center.all HELP WANTED mm DORMITORY supervisor. Living quarters provided. Government camp. Civil Service appoint-, ment. Good salary. Phone 78M. a9 COOK, experienced, local. Government Gov-ernment camp. Civil service appointment. ap-pointment. Good salary. Phone 78M. a9 WILL pay top wages forry cook and 2 waitresses. Apply Park's Cafe, Orem or phone 055J1. all "FOR BENT GARAGE. 371 North 4 West a9 9 ACRES of land, with 500 bear-. bear-. ing fruit trees, fine orchard. For terms. Phone 1971 W. all POULTRY With the war production program in full swing, EGGS are KING. Prices and condition are better for FOOD NEEDED LOTS OF IT FOR U. S. NEEDS , mony making. . RIGHT NOW, It's not too early tor start thinking about your next. CHICK order It not only is good businesB, but Jnst plain common ' sense . - to - figure out how many chicks you can raise and when you will want ' them. . t . In tba present emergency,' egg aad meat production are equally vital.' There's big 'profits to be -made "from both. . : . . . - - . CI1RTSTIR STnAIN NRW TTAMP-8I1IRES TTAMP-8I1IRES and 160 DRYDBN STRAIN IEQIIORNS. Straight run; or semed. ' Write :KQW for open .datea, prices and .free ' literature. . ; .,, - . ' 1 WILSON HATCHERY 4 SONOMA, CALIF; - ; . ? v s- - -jr , r V? , w- if i 1 1 ' i i I i'i ' t " i ii $5 Reward to apprehension or j, wherealKUits of .basket ., 'bas bank board, taken from corner 3 South 4 East. Phone 578J. all STERLING silver ' identification bracelet, reward. LeRoy Burleigh, Bur-leigh, 1G West" Center. a9 ayaiaaaafca(amjaaawaasasssss FOUND WwVwVwVv'wVwMAMrMM BILL FOLD containing money and papers. Call at Safeway, West Center. a9 17 FOOT trailer, with side room attached. Lincoln Trailer Court, Orem. W. P. Williams. a9 JPOR SALE CARS 1935 1 ton Ford truck with new 1940 model motor, heater, bat-.tery bat-.tery clutch and rubber, completely com-pletely overhauled. Coal, cattle and beet rack interchangeable beds $600. 209 North 4 West, Payson, Utah, also 3 large booths, inlaid linoleum and chrome trimmed. Very sturdy and durable. all 1936 Ford Vz ton truck. L. W. B. Dual wheels. Good condition. Jolley Motor Co. Phone 338. all 1942 De Soto DeLuxe, 1942 Pon-tiac Pon-tiac Torpedo DeLuxe equipment, 1940 Chev Sedan Master De- s Luxe, 1941 Plymouth Special DeLuxe. Call Ducketfs Barber Shop. Phone 1051 evenings. a29 WELD call, deliver, and do gentlemen's gen-tlemen's defense workers laundry, laun-dry, living near 5 East. Write Herald Box 3-C. all People Intifl To Know-Bricker .NEW YORK, April 8 (U.E) Gov. John W. Bricker of phio said last' night that the American people were ntitled to know the nation's war and post war plans and predicted "woe on election day" to any public officials who attempt to deceive them. "The American people are willing to sacrifice to win the war," he said. "We will cut our" rations of food that the soldiers of the army of righteousness righteous-ness throughout the world may eat arid fight and that other people peo-ple may not starve. But the people peo-ple growing this food and distributing distri-buting it throughout the world are entitled to know the plans of our nation." Bricker spoke before the Academy Acad-emy of Political Science of Columbia Col-umbia university. Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Ada M. R, Murray, also known as . Ada May Richardson Richard-son Murray, Deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at her residence, 359 North First West Street, Provo City, Utah, on or before the 22nd day of May, A. D. 1943. Dated at Provo City, Utah, this 19th day of March, 1943. MAE J. WATKINS Administratrix A. L. Booth, Attorney. Published in The Daily Herald March 19, 26, April 2, 9, 1943. ?THE GREMLINS 1 S3 QUKKEMERlnlEBSS &T I'LL HAVE "TIME tfef i3a-Jr 1 FOR A QUICK j A KVVA RENEW1M6 0F ail'V GLAD TO wJ n NOTICE Cleaning of the West Union Canal will begin Monday, April 12. All stockholders are urged to come out and nelp in view of the labor shortage. W. D. BROWN, Watermaster. Published in The Daily Herald, April 8, 9, 1943. Doctor of Medicine Degree For Provoan William J. Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Jones of Provo, graduated from the school of medicine at the University of Pennsylvania Sunday, when he re-received re-received the degree of doctor of medicine. He will serve in terneship at the University Hospital, Hos-pital, Philadlephia. Stockholders Asked To Help Clean Canal All stockholders of the West Union Canal company were urged today by Watermaster W. D. Brown to come out and assist in cleaning the canal. The work begins be-gins Monday, April 12. Everyone should cooperate in view of the labor shortage, Mr. Brown said. What's on the Air Tpday FRIDAY, APRIL 9 I KDYL t( U T A US L ! I 1320 I 570 t UK" I KOVO KDYL 1340 '00 )ir, :0 45 Hnitcl Pi-pss News II v. Kaltenhwn, Neva lone Ranger Mmli.son Siiuar.. Piicnq N HC Newsroom Cisco Kid, drama Your Hit Parade Meet Your Navy I I I Kale Smith Hour I I Adventures of Thin Man feetl Brown, News S 0 012 so 411 15 45 Arthur Oaeth, News . Waltz Time, A he Lyman I Kav Kvner S.il.liers of the Press Kventhlo Knhnos Double, or Notliinp Penplo Are Funny I Secret nrv Krank Knox I News Drama from the Blhte 70 1.1 That Brewster Boy SO 4ft 80O j .toll n I! II uslies. News Hetty I.ou anil T. HiKgs John Gunther, News (5 Jimmy Joy's orchestra i Oracle Fields j 30 43 ththrlel Hentter. News I Women At War Treasury Sjii Parade Klmer Davis Alee Templeton Complete News Comedy Caravan Flmer Davis, JOWI 8 30 45 0O j I'nele Sam. ()W Victory Tune Time Jtd Itay "Morton's orchestra i( News and Music 30 TTtali I.ahor Inioti Meet the Army 45 Music Without Words March of Mercy Earl Godwin. News Dinah Shore j Gang Busters I Ijovw a Mystery Our Secret Weapon The Playhouse 00 30 45 00 I 1 30 45 Griff Williams' orchestral World News News and Sports Sizing: Up the - News Neighborhood Call Elmer Davis. News Abe Lyman's Music I If. V. Kaltejjborn, News Vaushn Monroe News and MuVic News IIS OA SO 45 Spotlight on Sports Wendover Air Rasa World News Uncle Sam OWI 10 00 15 80 45 Sammy Kayo's orchestral Music You Want War News Analyst j Freddy Slack's orchestra' Dance orchestra Hollywood Flghti Organ Reveries News lioundup Masterworks of Music Adventures of RafHes 11" VA SO 45 SATURDAY, APRIL 10 00 )15 SO 45 Tune Time Government Billboard World News KDYL Dude Ranch Tour Favorite Hymns News Rosa Rio Texas Jim Robertson j News News of the World X0O Farm Newspaper of Air O" Coffee Club JMI c olllns Drlggs, organist 45 Health Conditions In County Are Good . Excellent health conditions prevail pre-vail in Utah county, according to the reports to the state board of health covering the week ending end-ing April 2, which shows only one case of measles, one of pneumonia, and two of scarlet fever. ? The grand , total of communicable communi-cable diseases for the state as a. whole is 895 as compared with 1012 for the previous week. Salt Lake City is evidently in" the throes of a measles epidemic With no less than 137 coses reported for the week . 1 : Nine tuberculosis cases were reported re-ported the largest, number for any week during the past several months. Reports from the U. S. Public Health Service show the incidence of tuberculosis to. be increasing; in-creasing; in a number of sfcates. This , is one of the communicable diseases which has a tendency toil increase duffing, war time. t 700 Musical Favorites Everything Goes Breakfast Club World New. 7d 15 "I Treasury Star Parade Top O' the Morning 15 80 I United Press News World Coverage News j Morning Melody 30 45 Morning Melodies 7:45 Express j j World News 35 800 Musical Market Musical Caravan News and Anson Weeks Saturday Cheer Basket Q 15 1 Rainbow House Music and News j News Qi5 SO Agriculture Department f Pals of Golden West Lenten Service 39 45 Curley demon's Rangers Musical Parade U. S. Navy Band " 45 900 Women's Journal Studio Party I Game Parade Warren Sweeney, New O 15 J Treasury Star Parade Lest We Forget Song Time Wl5 30 1 TJ. S Army Band Farm and Home Hour f Saturday Morning Jam Fashions For Rations ' -30 45 I U. S. Coast Guard 45 1 DP9 I Army-Navy House Party Girl Scouts News I Theater of Today 1 f00 I Ill5 j World News i Raymond Scott I Ill5 30 j Morning Serenade Golden Moments I Breakfast at Sardi's Melody Moods 30 45 j George Duffy's orchestra Junior League Program 45 1 00 I George Duffy's orchestra I Beverly Mahr Breakfast at Sardi's Country Journal 1 IM I 15 I With the Coast Guard Patricia's Notebook I Hymns of the Home j I I 15 30 Henry Jerome's orchestral All Out For Victory Kitchen Klatter Adventures, In Science 30 45 j The Peoples War News j World s'ews 49 1.OI00 j Lanl Mclntyre's Music Roy Shields and Co. J Metropolitan Opera Serenade from Buffalo fXl5 ( I j Barber of Seville Sarah Lawrence Chorus I IS 30 I TJ. P. News I I j Labor Speaker "3m 45 I Mutual Goes Calling National Congress P. T. U. S. A. C. Program 45 1 00 Palmer House Concert U. S. Air Force Band I Tabernacle Recital 1 00 15 I 15 80. Shady Valley Folks News and Music J F. O. B. "Detroit SO 45 I Lyrics by Liza f 45? 20 Elmer Davis, OWI Matinee In Rhythm I Report from Washington 00- 15 WFBR String Ensemble Religious Book Week Report from London A15 30 Payson Program Minstrel Melodies j Clearfield Naval Depot 30 45 Rlgadoon to Rhumba I 45 300 Navy Bulletin Board Doctors at War Rainbow Trio, News Cleveland Symphony Q 00 15 Harry James jlS 80 Visiting Nurses of Air The Harmoneers 80 45 Saturday Revels Hal Mclntyre " 45 400 I I Hear America Singing .World News Randevu in Rhythm College Address 00 15 Todd Grant Gets a Story Women's Chamber News People's Platform t 30 Movie Merry Go Round World .Jwewc Message to Israel . 7t9 45 ' Social Security Bobby Tucker's Voices 49 500 American Eagle Club Day of Reckoning Adventures of Falcon I Youth on Parade f0m 15 I I I 5 30 Treasury Star Parade I Noah Webster Says Danny Thomas Show 1 World News SO 45 United Press News j Del Courtney's orchestra 48 600 Mood Indigo Music on Wings Treasury Star Parade X5. 8. Narst Recruiting ZL99 15 Confidentially Tours World Coverage News I Boston Symphony Series Wade Condon Review 0'5 30 Dave Rose orchestra Satin Swing " l - Let's Pretend T3 v 45 Alex Drier, News Eric Sevareld, News - 45 700 Chicago Theater National Barn Dance I Your Hit Parade 70 15 Edward Tomllnson, News '"' 15" SO Can You Top This Spotlight Bands I SO 45 , News I Saturday Night Serenade . ,4S 800 John B Hughes, News I Sports Reel of the Air John Gunther, News - QOO IS Bond Wagon Cam pan a Serenade Hear Ainerjca t Report to the Nation tlt 30 - Grand Old Opry - News w54) 45 Teddy Powell's orchestra Jes.se Seamons Taylor Frailer Hunt News . 4 1 " 1 " - 11 " "' . j .. . , 1 1 , .. in 11 11 . 900 George Duffy's orchestra Truth or-Consequences I Roy Porter, News I Thanks to the Yanks' r00 15 Church or Christ Paul White-man i J -v ' 1 . "- ' - ' i-. W5 ? 4s, 30 s Johnny Messner's Music Abie's Irish Rose ( ' -2E3 j Uobbjr Lobby " -;'-4S Ben Cutler's orchestra . ....... . j..? ' 0"v .,.,..,,'- f J-i.fr, in 1 - 1 tl. r, mi in. if,, 1 .1,1.- 111 ' ...,, , ,. -, , I 1- 11 1 i'i .1 1M 1 A00 I Art Kassell's orchestra I World News News and Sports - Cleveland orchestra' -- f00 1 If -' I 1 J Three Suns Trio . "Harry Owens " . . I U,ar g T3 f Sammy Kaye's orohestraj Soldiers f - the Press Gems from Concert Hall t - tv . 45,, . I News and Music , News "'' . - .45 . II 00 - Abo Lyman's orchestra I Dance orchestra' I Bridge to Dreamland World News. ' f f 100 115 f Krnie Ileckscher's Music) -.-';. j - - Harl Smith's orchestra. I, 115 ,.-, tCeorjr Olsen's orchestra) Freddie Martin Benny 3oodman's Musjk: .r" 30 ."45" George Stern eys , Musto News '- j News " Roundup J -.V -j i-r''' -4 . |