Show --- - - - - - - li - - - ' 6 ' - - JILL '' i111 ' ' I ' ' f i 1 wtster ' : - 9 ' I - 1 Infrincreflon - Shed Fr - r - ' I - N - 7 ' I I ow' i - -- - - - - 1- -2- - ' - - --- --- - - 1 - President" written by the late ' George Gershwin for the' musical t hit "Of Thee 1 Sing'' ' CBS replied that "there is abso-I - ' 2lutely no basis tor such a suit"' 1 Denies It's Same Tune ' The network announced that "a This wreckage is all that remained of the Nat official" could be quoted 'Texas high school gymnasium' alter a New- - responsible as saying that "the tune mentioned - 1 I was not Wintergreen for Prest- ' ' - dent' - ' ' ' - original butwtdch ASC Te4uiT-:ii'i-n- th11shas set up 1! YA ' f ' tening posts around the country to check BNII stations for use of music said it "intends to vigorously defend its composers and authors from piracy ' and exploitation by ' the radio t !monopoly" The muile In dispute vzas that which Introduced the Allen prob gram and according to broadcast-lu- g sources was written especially l ASCAP contends for the show 'that It wse stolen from the Gersh t win sot& It was the Ifirst big catch claimed :by ASCAP3 listening posts which ate recording most programs on sound- tape The tape is flown' to IsTew York and examined by musical ' lexperts to determine:whether copy4 iright Infringements have occurred Since ASCAP controls about 15004 '000 musical Items Including special ' larcangementi of inusic in the pubi ' 'lie domain the job is considerable ITbe BM1 catalog lists 35000 nuni-- t 'hers and HMI says that altogether 150000 songs are available for ) broadcasting 'Jags Old Refrains Wednesday night's Alim show of the big programs - wu typical making their first effort with re--1 BMI popular num!' "' curtly written bers and old music unprotected by ' During it Kenny Baker'' - 'r copyright Sang "I'll' Take You Home Again' on the Eddie Can-- : Katn1eett:'1-tor show Swing Songstress Dinah'I Shore offered a jazzed-u- p version' i of "Listen to the Mocking Bird" ' Public reaction to the disappear-- i ace of ASCAP music including' ' the wOrke' of such composers as Jerome Kern Victor Herbert and i Sigmund Tomberg :was' remark-- 1 ably mild i according to the net-- i CBS reported not moreworks ' than ten or a dozen 'calls of had Come In during the past two ntghta An NBC spokesman said he had received no ' EMI said a "nationalcomplaints checkup" Indicated the general public was ' "unaware of the change" from ASCAP tunes to those controlled by ENII — VALLEJO 'Cal Jam 2 kl71”— Tim U S- I ibmarinei Tuna was commissioned Thursday with Lieu: tenant Commander John J- Crane as commanding officer Keel of the submarine Was laid at Mare Island en July 10s 1939 and It was : Iaunched last fall' ASCAP-controll- I i '"""" """"'""6"""4 Year's day wind storm swept Nacagdochea county damaging many homes - i - - ' ' - :' I ' i ! I - corn-plai- nt I i ' I ii 1 : - - -- : i ni --- -- 11 ' i i - i il ' ii ' t I I i ' I U111:9 '11 - I j ' ' - ! - Loss of Life No1 ' L - I i ' i i c '! -- - h - ' ' : ! - ! ' I ' t ' - ' - I ' it congonont treat 011'101 y-- : ' ' ' ' 4 '' - ' !1 ''- - H't : ' ' - the luruor chamberf conunerce how the president cheered her up once when she was feeling blue about the world's 'future She related that feeling dis- couriged she said i to the preMdent: "If we are only going to get out of one war and then intd another why not write the whole he laughed thing oft?" She said - Thursciair ' j l' ' ' WAS'IlLisiGiON !Jan 2 M-It Mrs4 Franklin D Roosevelt told t - ' - ' t I 1 '' 1' local congestion and general discomfort that accompanies a cold millions of people have found quick relief with Bourne "Ben-GaRub "Ben-Gaplenon back and and chest your tifully - y" y" cover with a soft cloth or pajama-top But don't neglect tc ' CALL YOUR DOCTOR LIMITED TIME - roa 'MO cony COAL 17S (61 L3 8'17 PEE i ' 1 TON Delivered Guarantee c 1 Co Am:rice:1 Coal 1220 so mA04 t - Money Back I 10 - - : - - - i I ' s ' ' : i 1 t s - 1 ' 0 ' ' 8— Threat to Star Brings Arrest 1100---1704- Is ntotben N realn71 Ilsnxtrt:inhemo expe:cted 1:bodery ' To Be iPermanent WASHINGTON Jan 2 ' RED CROSS 1' (AM—The 1± N i ' 1 ' ' ' : REEDSPORt Ore' Jan 2 4A- 1State police Thursday attempted to unravel the mystery- of an intentionally burned sedan bearing an Arizona license and pOol of blood on the Oregon coast high- way nearby State Police Sergeant Eric Tuck er said the car bearing Arizonan cense had been saturated with oil and unquestionably burned ' deliberately It was a 1938 model which waS reported stolen ' In Seattle Satur day Tucker said it was run or pushed over an embankment ap- parently after being fired and near y the point It left the officers1 discovered the pool of blood A !sample was sent to the state police laboratory ' ' The car! did not appear to have been In a !collision before burning i- is ' ' right-of-wa- ' I1 : ' 1 - il ' 1 4 : i ::' ' 4 116'(- 'teW41") ' I Pgk arid 93 q° RED GOOSE t i '' Children's Shoes ON SA LE '0' 90 C '1141 CIIOICE ECONOMYS ENTIRE STOCK H Values to ' - - ' ' - ' 1 ' ' $295 : 9ec RUBBER FOOTWEAR After fortywatch the of your kidneys as you do your bowels—is good sane practical adritio for while bowels fintb00 wosto:the kidneys act in removing excels poisons' and acid from tho system Kvvy your blood more frso front waste matter poisons and acid by putting more activity into kickte3rs oodbladdor and you should live a aaaltalart happior lit Ons oflicient and harmlosa way to do this is to get from your druggist a 33 cent bog of Gold Medal Haarlem 011 Capsules et 117 asunditstashouke Lib - e ' i lyd ' I- ' e Hundreds of Pairs Regular to $495 y das SALEas Cdas 1 - COME STARTS Y 'TODAY EARL-SA- Y ' - AT ECONOMY'S VE 4- GREAT SHOE CLEARANCE spEtenErrs ' - dluagehecoymezd s?1"41YmPtents61 kidnoy trouble may Discheché ehifting pains puffy oyes li getting up nights and moist poling Dsn't be en EASY HARE and ecceet is Oil Medal Gold isssriess —Got poboigtoto Capoutoo114t orlokmall—the ronol000 Look for Oa Gad Modal ea the beesa soots lAdvertiosolitiat1 ' ' 'COI i k - 411117'11 FINE r ' ' i Danger Signals i function -"- 011a avid J t I - Nagging Pains—Getting Up Nights—Backache May Be ' t - 7q t t - !teguONlarSS3ALIE5 - e caDLIEVS C ""y6'111cc ON SALE 1 I I d WATCH YOUR $11115 - ' ' 7 ' 1 - ''''' 1 f111E11 'OVERFORTY - r SWEETHEART ARCH ' ' ' H I 1 toommeommaltopmerwoe—wweame Blocid'Burned Car Officers Puzzle ' - SHOES- Regular t 1 1 - : '4111estatmo001- f 1"11 ri American 14Pgion began a drive Thursday to have the draft law made permanent legislation but with'compulsory military training limited to men 18 to 21 years old The legislative committee of the World Warveterans' organization said Senator Sheppard (13)Texas and Representative May (D) Kentucky had: agreed to introduce legislation embodying this program Friday: ' - sltitLUE11GIVING EvENT L LOS 'ANGELES Jan 2 The United States attorney's office Thursday issued a complaint charging Betty Westlake alias "the Yellow Hornet" with lending a threatening letter to Screen Actress Betty Grable demanding $2000 dated December fl t The letter and mailed from Washington Pa near Pittsburgh Was declared to don't send 111111:Smor:eayd:I 'I'elifil you personally come out and get you" Miss Grable about to leave for Miami Fla for location work on a current picture ' said she never 'letter which was re- scaerved at her st'udio and referred to federal authorities t : ha I' t! 1 - --- - la co) 0 ci c) Il - 52 EAST BROADWAY - i ' ' i : ' :' ' - 4 ' 1 - : ' t - - - 1 4 I m tinued "but perhaps we had better be thinking as part of °Ur kdefenset- about ldhow to hnational l wor She said she hoped this country 'was going to be fortunate enough to stay out of war If so she continued It will be because it has dtbvelsped a spirit of value to the world ' i - - Limituniform—clean AW Coal Sold on i k - ANNUAL 4 - i ' true of the Germans the Italian& the Greeks the English she added "We are not at war" she con- - t i world" That ' - ' ' - - - r-- She asked him for one reason why she shouldn't feel discouraged He replied she continued that maybe next time the countries would have sense enough not to have any more armies: not to saddle their people with arma' ' ments Sha considered it signifloant she said that "almost universally we read that people are fighting this war because their leaders nave promised them—rightly or wrongly — that by fighting they would make 'this a better : - ' - ture?" i -- i ': and rtbmarked !4wili't about courl age? Don't you think that is a cowardly way to look at the fu- - 11 1 L ! tQL40d 0-- - ' ' ' - - : - - - i i a Fikst Lady 131eats Remedy Ott President for 'War Binlei' - cill ': ! - ' i ao (f-(- ! -- '' -- -- - ' r ' i ' ' - AM 1- 1-1 Sand-mann- -- i stl tu tr (6563"10Li 32-ye- er 0 ' - - dro7-1ki- 1 : - ! - I 4 i 191:11 ' I at'014: d '! d ' : Pal ' !! - Drömrlis I El e 1 ' - ' 1 I Starts Toda I Trapped' Man - ::i- Ow ' ' ' Monday 1 ' i - iat !I ' : Search Pally Finds Body Of Lost Flier 1 i - - --- itf 1 ' ' - 1 - - n ' I i - was-flow- ' i : p 31 - : LL 01'—'-41- - i ' - -- 4 " 1 : - i mta ' - i in 1 ) Iliiii I 9-0- y I 04 10) tri It - I ' ' th - i ) - Waley Renews Flglit to End Kidnap Term - !! ' - - Ohioan Claims Spy Has Canal : f ld two-day-o- ' - i Instead do these two things: 1Go to bed 2—Call a doctor This is the best way to escape the serious t consequences that may follow a "common cold" To relieve the - - Co-pil- - T cold ' - 't HE current epidemic of 'colds that Is- sweeping the Pacific coast calls for the inost intelli- gent precautions When you feel a- ' II - 1-L- ' lif e" 1 - -- - l V1HICH TirilIELY ADVICE FOR ' MAUY PEOPLE ARE GRATEFUL -:"a in-a- I 'Area With TwcoOfficers Still Aboard One 'Chutist Dies in Leapt Three Injured tr ' - - ' - until the priactter's: phySAeden health showed signs of falling Alger has been despondent over: n the recent death of his wife automobile accident Ho told authorities that he was "tired of ' ' :t ' - 2 1 -- of Ship' Lost in Texas i - : - - ed 11310 - : ' '' : - - 1 1:0 - t i - - ' - t I'wins : ' I 1 : - ' I 2 uro 1diai born on the first day of the new year at Chicago maternity center were named T'hursday for the first lady and first gentleman of the land The boy who weighed 54 pounds was named Franklin Delano Roosevelt Guerin and the girl who weighed 5 pounds Eleanor Rooseveft Guerin Their parents are Mr: end Mn John L Guerin 45 and 33 Guerin is a salesznan I : JOINSIMP4 - - - ' - !' - :1 a 4 :': ' 4 11 ! ' i - Reportedt 11! Heavy Windstorm :: i Veils Fate Mystery - 4 7 i CHICAGO Ten Highest in '30 Hold to Top Positions in '40 I i aP --- - i 4 : 1 IINT4itiéiiff-Roo'-'6i):Olts---- I -- I 1 ' i I - I one-four- th i Aft6itiolii'sr7J J I I i I :: ri)1 I i i ran-loo- I - ' i t yti - I ' I 1! ll Nooy00::110fns00:::--- ep 1 - 11 I ' i -"" SPRING bomber Jan 2 (AP)—A navy patrol Texas ' i 11 two men was hours TEICSA after NACOGDOCHES Jan 2 carrying unreported Thursday night UPI — Itesidents- of Naoogdoohes f1ve1 crew men leapea from the storm battered plane—one to his ' county were digging out Thursday death Three others Were Injured from a disastrous windstorm which Radioman AIL M Perry who caused extensive property damage landed !unhurt said at! Limns on New Year's day the men bailed out at 17000 "ter- But as residents worked to sal- feet after encountering' vage what they 'could from their rible" storm which brnke the home and shops they wece thanksent the ful for one thing—there was no plane's windows and craft momentarily out of con- lona of life A dozen persons who suffered tro11 O f W F Percich ma- The v minor Injuries during the storm chinist'sbody was found In a mate FRANCISCO° Jan '2 UPI — were :reported recovering SAN field near Ackerly 24 Linea of communicationa which plowed miles to the northwest His pars- - Harmon Metz Waley Imprisoned and Naz blown down were near was found a quarter of a in Alcatraz for the 'kidnaping of chute Douglass 4rt Nacogdoches county mile away L in Tawere being repaired Thursday and 1& hospitals were Radioman L little George Weyerhaeuser 1935 coma in service had been restored at a J Hughes-encontended Thursday Machinist's Mates late hour ' Ex- - 'in his sixth plea for a writ of ha-- 1 H E Neff and Reche F Jr Total property damage through of their Injuries was not de- - bees corpus that government out the county was unofficially tent terrnined--i- ' "forced me to Manufac' I estimated at $100000 The-twwith the agents evidence against 'myself" ture false Major Icos at Naz was the levels plane were'whe:stayed Lieutenant Milan- - ' Ing of a school gymnasium by the sononavy The petition was filed with the pilot who ordered the high winda ot l to men out ball of rclerk the Federal district court and catioeS The twisting windstorm 121t Clarkeount the naval reserve here Waley's wife Margaret conconsiderable damage to timber in R TWO Planes Arrive victed with him is serving her Nacogdoches county forests Two other long range bombers sentence at Terminal island which left San Diego with the petition said ITB I Waley's ' missing plane at 8:30 a in landed agents used 'Gestapo" and Russian at Cbrpos Christi at '5:15 p rn "OGPLI" 'methods in qtiestioning Access The three ships were en route to Fla on- a routine de- - him let Salt Lake where !he was ' Pensacola '' ' 1 arrested and "threatened to throw Jam:: 2 UP) '— livery WASHINGTON nigt : A Iradio report from the die- - me Out of the window "like we did Representative Lewia tit) Ohio 1 plane at 3 p m (C S T) rsaed charged Thurioday that the tovernA was flying- "blind" In a the man In Chicago'" ment of Panama had assigned a snowstorm over this west Texas "nazi spy" to a: position enabling Harmon Metz Wiley end hi1 a him i to obtain aerial photographs prairie country The report added the pilotst wanted' ' to land but wife' Mr Margarit Thulin Wiley ' of the panams caneL Just returned from a visit to could sight no lake and the plane were captured by agents of the landing wheels the Canal tone Lewis said in a lacked ' Radio icontact was lost shortly federal bureau of Investigation and milihouse apeech that American as the plane headed Salt :Lake police ' officers In Salt thereafter "tremendowdy tary authorities! were toward southeast the Lake disturbed" by the appointCity during June 1935 ' Perry Isaid the ship seemed to They ment of "a' certain Doctor Brunconfessed to the kidnaping enner of Vienna Germany as drop '1000 feet at a time after - of George in Weyerhaeuser from his storm an eitivleer in city planning forth countering difficulty the Wash Tacoma home The kidnapBelt Mr" on Grissom whose republic' of Panama" in Occurred men farm of two) the landed May 1935 Their ing said -'' i the plane sounded as if it was accomplice and "brains" of the flying low plot: William Mahan- - was captured in San Francisco a year later Pressmen Barred i The Waleys were arrested after said Percich 'ap- - Mrs Waley made 'a purchase with I Undertakers 2 rt t parentlyi had not fallen from a one of the ransom bills in a Salt J high altitude His parachute was Lake- store Later the couple led minus its rigging officers to a $90000 cache of bills in Emigration canyon Newspapermen were not per- mitted to see the men In the boa- Mahan was sentenced to 60 at: Lamesawherellughes vairlintiteRyted rat prison ptiMc 1 pitalt d 1- 1111U1 aVAL were taken nor at Big al VII island Wash Wiley ' a wri'v" in !where sentence attendants said Spring u 1) u 45year '' ' the straps Pon Reche's parachute prison and Mn' Wiley was senbroke and his "body was bat- - tenced to 20 years et a federal i tered" prison - farm at Milan Mich - - ' S-Ite- I 1410 ! 5 ' - ' 1 ed i :: : - FtveNavyFltttut A s'Boin er Hits Storm : 0i-goiii--:T-::- I II: - ' NEW YORK 'Jam 2 WI — The WASHINGTON Jan ' 2 tA -- of the Second Winners national industrial conference Rankings major cities the 1940cenunder little changed board reported in an employment sus PORT CHESTER N Y JUL the census bureau said Thurs2 (A)—It was an old story Miura-- survey' Thursday that expansion day for the Robert Hanson day in manufacturing and construction The first 10 Cities were: New parents of a boy resulting- from' the defense pro- York 7454995 Chicago 3396808 when they were awarded mer1941334 Detroit Philadelphia gram was 'principally responsible 1623452: Nationtrays for Unfit !: chandise prizes given for the Los Angeles 1504277 first baby born this year in Port for the absorption of nearly 1200- - Cleveland 878336: WASHINGTON Jan 2 Baltimore 859Chester They collected just as000 more persons in industry from 100: St Louis 816048 Boston —Induction of mentally unfit when they won with ham men coat the intd hI11y the 770916 671659: army and 1939 to November PIttsburgh November the first r1011011 baby of 1939— girt in last were the 10 same These the cities $1000000000 1940 and for an increase of 500- -4 4 14 years: it was reported l'hurs1930 at of in the list the the top 000 warkers in the service Indus- cerums and the of were the ' day as psychiatrists in charge rankings tries But despite this 'trend the same except that in the decade the draft program were ' urged conference board estimated that Baltimore took seventh place away to establish rigid uniform regu ) ' H lations for conscripts The esti- ! total unemployment in the United from St Louis -mate was bi 41 Dr made Martin ' byj ' - ' Cooley- medical oonsultant ' States rose by 573000 in November list Galin? Loses of the to 7217000 compared with 6544- U S veterans' administration as ' I 7 &Listing all cities of 100000 pop000 in 9ttnber l : r ulation or more the bureau noted he addressed a regional confer' that there 41 ere 92 of them on ' ence of psychiatrists serving on Seasonal Increases less than 10 years ago Newcomers draft boards and at arrnyt I ndue7 In Increase unemployment In to the list ' were Cal tion centers November said the conference and Charlotte NSacramento illof s: a C but these ad- ' -board: was in the face of larger ditions were more than offset when I J LI 7 than seasonal employment in- El Paso Texas Lynn Mass and tc'Stomach Yields Bolt 34 creases by industry A' drop of 80 '1 Evansville lnd PHILADELPHIA Jan 2 k dropped out of the 000 persons in agricultural work 100000 (INS)—In a routine operation ' clam unemfar k'Z'toltZ in rise arcounted a VistheMS I 1 92 cities of the 1940 list 'requiring "but a few: minutes" I In' the 4'12 Lk r ta all there were 37987989 residents or physicians at Dr 1Chevalier in ployment v 1 i t 44NVAV'big 7:‘""::ii"111117u1"-""1 F:7::"":! other fields the changes were more approximately — r A t broncho1 of all ' Jackson's- world-faMe- d 1:f: favorable than could be expected the 19 6 w gst4 people in the continental ' scopic clinic Thursday removed ' for that month"' a bolt 'which it As a class their popunited States Patricia Total employment in all fields ulation was 5 per cent larger Norberg swallowed on Christmas : ' In November was estimated by the than in 1930 a eve Acorn-poniunder 1clistant in Peru slightly gain conference board to have been 48- - the national average ' ' :' by her mother Mrs1W11- 132000 an increase of 1816000 itilit ' liam Norberg of Elizabeth Pa! ! over November 1939 The confer Changes Vary the child to this ence board's estimate of the numL The ' changes' varied greatly Ifrom Lima Peru' where' dty she ber of unemployed for November however by Individual cities Thus swallowedl the object while play)a year ago was 8337000 and the while Miami had the largest gain trtg with a! toy construction set: 1940 November total of 7217000 of per They had gone to the South any city In the class-- 556 represents a decrease of 1120000 cent—many cities had small losses 'American country to visit: Part In the number of 3obleu over the je including Philadelphia Cleveland cia's father: employed in Peru 07113 attetzirle - " period: St Louis Boston Newark : and by a copper' company' 1 1! Tower! Available i Rochester is is il Y 2 t Among the larger cities Wash- Food Strike Cotitittues "Total employment in Novem ington C where D government ber at 46132000" said the confer-ne- e employment has greatly Increased '" PERU Ind Jan 2 (INS) —' board "was greater than In had the biggest Despite his: rejection of all food' gain 362 per cent November 1929 when the pgure In numbers New York had the sinée stood at 47847000 and it exceed- largest gain 524249 former convict appeared In good ed all November employment to: i condition' URGE physical Thursday jot tals since 1929 But employment the local jail Sheriff Tom Bentotals for November in 1929 1930 ton said ile' would not call la a! 1936 and 1937 were lower than for li' November 1940 because Ithere were fewer persons available for work in those earlier yearsT The iconference board is la re erw-n( ell — v search I X 14-H organization supported I 1 - -— I -a 6 I industries and by largely private 1 e- 0 44 1 corporations ii II- t- 9 !I? N' i '141 HAMPTON Term Jan 2 UP)- -L N1''r The body of 1 W Meyer 0 old Kingsport aviator Thursday b"w$1 was found near the wreckage of his 'Ir k t' plane In the rugged Carter county P "st- i The flier had been missing since Jan taking 'off from 14kkory NRIDGEFIELD PARK N 11I f 2' in en automobile bound for the tri:::cf(11 Monday airport it which plunged off a bridge ap0 near Kingsport airport El proach and then floated lalong city J W Huff undertaker who re"ougg000— man identified covered Overpeck creek :::::::: said wis it body Meyer's 11c:It' 'Teras Harry Roes about 40 of 15 feet' from the about found ' sey City drowned Thursday do- - crashed plane and surmised that he eg:i' spite bridgetender's frantic ef- crawled from the ruins and bad forts to free him ' r! died from exposure '1(416:0ICAL6 t Police Sergeant Joseph German 'Huff said that examination of said the bridgetender William the :body failed to reveal "any InILa rowboat and tried ed sudjury that would :'bave caused '' ' i futilely to open doors on both sides den death" A of the car When Sand smashed 'Irriendoiof the crash' victim Jack St ' ' oor t e ' a window with an oar Gorman Bent of Kingsport and II M Jones - I added the rush of air pearly cap- of Bristol e4 it wrecked the spotted kr 44 sized him an4 the car went down plane from the air during a search 40 6 v out 'v I can't get of the wilt "I can't get t '''Cla Thursday "II IP' if'- 'IV V IfirleIrog out" Send said Ake' had acTeamed afternoon countryside i I:Ii' ' : at hint A searching party of fellow flyii Because of the high tide the car Ing enthusiasts C C C enrollees ' - ' SEMI was not removed from the water and sheriff's deputies reached the 00 z i it until several hours later j 1 t d40 a 0 body about dark Gorman said Rotka missed a right Awes head of 'the 'Tenite r---1 Meyer angle turn and crashed through coloring department at the Ten‘ ' -1 the th'it guard rail of the approach nesse Eastman plant : at' Kingsi -'turnto the bridgeon the Bergen :had where been he 'I employed port r1 16— f for eight ' years Ale Was unmarpike between Ridgefield Park and fl'' ' ' tied Ridgefield 4 : twice a year we ' hal this Ju$1 hi or 146Aak clearance laklak all Salt Surviving are his mother Mrs d W D Meyer and three sisters an 47a Como to ' -- 1 I : i : - - - I :i : I January 3 1941 s : ' - I e- ti‘ - ' : - - ' 4' i - ' ' - - - ( - ' Ij --- - I ' t't ' - : - - -:: ' - I NEW YORK jam 2 (iIP)—The Azierican Society of Authors Cons- — and Publishers fired Its first t posers gun big Thursday night in the wsir t an t with t BrOadcas t Music Inc a flouncing that copyright In- - s fringement suit was being preparedagainst the Texas corporation Bitchanan & Co advertising agency Columbia Broadcasting System and I all affiliated stations ASCAP- charged that Wednesdaynight's Fred Allen radio show ' made unauthorized use of ' the musical number "VtIntergreen for - ' ' ' - ' Unemployment Goes Up 573000 During November I 'k - ' ': i - - ' I ' ' - 4 ' - f - ' ti Research j3odr larger cities Of U Reports Rise In Jobless List Lensusitatinti - - I - ' 1:: f Claims Copyright ' - - : : ' - ' : i : i 1 1 ' t 7 ' ' 1 t ' L 7 I - ' It ' - - Zilt Balt gaitt ffribunt I '''' ' - eaves Texas Gymnasium in Ruins - t - ' ' : i ' fM : ' : ' Musi Theft - ' : 1 : - i 7 1 ' r' - - - - - I ' ' ' - ' ' f : ' ' r: - 1 ' ' '1 i - ornimg- ' '! - ti 'i 111iEres ' - I unar e of - ' t ' : l: Niksth ' 4' t t t : f ' ' - ti: 1 : ' t I t i - i ' - 1 - t ' - 1 t - x - or i ' ' l ' t ' "- :' - 0A - — 1P- - — MoMMilmMmMlw |