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Show -v, if t ,- v - J- PAGE'S note. trrAH eomcnr. utah WEDNESDAY, APRIt, 18. 1945 Hammers Ring at Conference Site ; . 7- V,i:l.yt , j ?r &7 fiTT1' r'V, ' psJ yl ;? -" , s A V AA H ' ifL I:! :? crM -t 1 1 V;.? I Hipri rial j I """""" "'"" lv ' . "Workmen In San Francisco's Veterans Building hasten construction of 1 Of ofOcei for clerical help that tions Conference ONLY THE TITLE THE SAME SOUTH BEND, In'd., (U.R) The naval trainees stationed at Notre Dame University saw Shakespeare's Shake-speare's "Julius Caesar" in their mess hall but, oh, What a different differ-ent play! One of their men, Lt. John M. Coppinger. (233 Eighth St., Brooklyn, N. Y.), rewrote the drama into a single 75-minute performance as a parody -on the current political setup. The tables In the mess hall served as the stage, and modern costumes were of U.S.A.A.F. and R.A.F. uniforms. uni-forms. an THE B1RRELL BOTTLING CO. 362 8, University - Phone 1266 YOUR ffip BOTTLER J PRESENTS x M ' Sittritf DAHNEY GRANT ' Hit Zany Stooges Golden-voiced Vocalists The 7-Up Chorus 30 Pioco Orchestro NEWEST-FUNNIEST VARIETY SHOW ON THE AIR The laughs start at 6 :30 pm 7ii Ml I STATION I J I II A II A L&M, r 1 .v u v u n What's On The Air Tocjay WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18 KOVO KDYL 1320 SUIO.News 6:15 Curt Masscv S:30 Fresh-Up Show :45i H V. Kaltenbern Newsroom Meet the Stars :News 7:0:Gabriel Heatter 7:15 Real Stories 7:30 Brownstonc Thca. 7:431 Eddie Cantor . 840 Human Adventure 8:15 University Hour 8:38 Sportscast SilSiFulton Lewis Jr. !Kay Kyser StOS'University Hour :15;Symphony ' S:3t:lxveli Thomas 3:45 Music Supper Club News Billie Burks lt:M!News. Music l:13IMeditation Music l:3 Bob Grant 1:45 Henry King ll:90'Music 11:15: 1 1:30 11:43! 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War Worker Kills Two Sons, Himself EAST PEORIA, 111., April 18 (U.R) Ray Hudson, 29, shot and killed his two young sons and took his own life because he was worried about leaving them with his divorced wife when he went into the army, police said today. Hudson, a war worker recently reclassified 1-A, went to the home of his ex-wife's parents last night to say goodbye to Ms children. Shortly after greeting them, he shot them both and then turned the gun on himself, police said. Hudson and the older boy, Ray mond, Jr., 6, were killed instantly. The other son, Richard, 4, died during the night. SUN0AY.lt$TNTO tADtOS NSWESf fOWM LET'S FACE : THE ISSUE! You'll aarea it" ha most prvMcrtlve pogrom 6f j s- itt Um or. i(tx,0gr Next Sunday, 3 p.m. "San Francisco Opportunities and Hazards'' KOVO This is MUTUAL! 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