The Morning News from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 18

EIGHTEEN! WILMINGTON MORNING NEWS, WILMINGTON. DELAWARE. SATURDAY. MARCH 10. 1945 WLB TO EXPAND 5TH ARMY CIRCLES Wilmington Youths Meet at Iwo Today's Radio Programs Sunday's Radio Programs RULING VERGATO GARRISON IN Broadcast Highlights niverstty of Chicago Roundtable He Love 5: 30-John Charles Thomas Parade Army Hour America Love P.

M. WILM Metropolitan Opera, "La Coq Local Broadcasts WILM 145 K.C. A. M. Factory Program Army Program Repaid, News Special f-' OO-Uello Mom Km.

lae-Georfe Kellr Cross Reporter P. P. P. P. P.

P. P. P. WILM 1150 K. 4.

M. 9:30 Vole of Prophecy 10:00 Radio Bible Clans Percy B. John E. Zolier llt.rtl-Hrvirwinc Stand proffrm P. M.

Fashioned Be- vival Rid en 3: 30-Bill Csnnincham. Newt Vp for Democracy Air Forco Time Hatl of the Air America the Name of That Sonx? Face 'the Issue for Sunday Afternoon fi.OO-Quirk As a Flash Close :4.VDick Brown, lonpi Independent Church i and Central PresbTterian Church Heatter Horixons 9 Foster Business Hilton ions-Thin Is Helen Hayes Etlis Boy Choir Off WDEL1150 K. C. A. M.

Crook, Organist of the Nax-arene News Roundup Li vine People Quartet Melodies Presbyterian Church Service 1 :4.i-lnf inched Business Express P. M. Orchestra Forum 1 with Lopes. d'Or." -W DEL Gaslight Gaieties. -WFIL Boston Symphony.

-WDEL Troth or Consequences. -WILM Detroit Symphony. -WCAU FBI in War and Peace. -WCAU Hit Parade. -WDEL Can Von Top This? -WDEL The Judr Canosa Show.

-WILM Chicago Theatre of the Air. STJNDAX -WDEL Stradivari Orchestra. HE At John Charles Thomas. WCAC N. I.

Philharmonic Orchestra. -WCAC Nelson Eddy. -WCAC Family Hour. WFIL Radio Hall or Fame. -WDEL Jack Benny.

-WCAC Kate Smith. -WDEL Charlie McCarthy. WFIL Walter Winrhetl. -WDEL American Album of Music W'CAU Star Theatre. -WDEL Hour of Charm.

Best 5: 00-NBC Symphony Orchestra of the World Time 6:1. VOld Song Contest M. Piastro Benny T'tO-Band wagon McCarthy Show Brachen Story of Musie of Charm Theatre with Harold Lloyd United Pacific Story News A. M. Off Taylor, Taking Oath as New Chairman, Says Surveys Now are Being Conducted WASHINGTON.

March 9 UP) The War Labor Board, given standards for four of the most frequent "fringe" wage adjustments, is planning limits for additional ones. Chairman George W. Taylor disclosed tonight. At his first news conference after assuming office as chairman of the board, Taylor said surveys are being made to standardize other so-called "fringe" adjustments to supplement those set for shift differentials, vacations, merit increases and job reclassifications. Taylor took the oath today with William H.

Davis, former chairman, who became economic stabiliser succeeding Fred M. Vinson who stepped into the federal loan administrator' job. 13:30 P. P. P.

P. P. P. P. P.

P. P. P. P. 10:00 P.

SI Out-of-Toivn Stations Allies Occupy Garviano In Drive Toward Nazi Stronghold Southwest of Bologna ROME, March 9 flJ.R) Fifth Army troops, pressing toward Vergato from three directions, completed a virtual encirclement of the city with the occupation of Garviano, one mile to the northeast, it was announced today. With the TJ. S. Tenth Mountain Division firmly established in Cas-tel d'Aiano several miles to the west, and Brazilian units holding the village of Castelnuovo to the south, it appeared that the German garrison in Vergato, 18 miles southwest of Bologna, might be preparing to abandon its stronghold astride the Pistoia-Bologna highway. Little opposition was encountered in the advance which netted Garviano, but German batteries continued to shell the roads leading south and southwest from Castel d'Aiano.

Heavy concentrations of enemy artillery and mortar Are were i also directed against Allied positions on Mount Delia Spe. On the central sector of the front, where the Allies have been pinned throughout the winter months to an area roughly 10 miles south of Bologna, German forces continued to block any advance. Fifth Army patrols venturing forward drew immediate artillery and mortar fire. On the right flank a raiding party reached an pbjective northeast of Monte Belmonte. An entire enemy platoon, together with mortar pieces, was captured in a futile attempt ait infiltrating Allied lines.

WFIL sno for Youth. Sterner'. Oreh. Is HaUoran Elf art '5 Orch. for Tomorrow Foater'i Orch.

II Our Course Parade Prima's Orch. of Montezuma Calls Eagle Club Dance Lyrics Business for Remembrance Symphony Orcb. Traveler Theatre Off WDEL 1150 K.C. A- M. Clock Clock 1 Clock News Clock Reporter WIP 1 WEAF 6A WOR 710 WABC 880 KYW 1060 WCAC 1210 WJZ T.i 9 A.

M. TO 10 A. M. Pan Alley ef the Air Parade Brief Dance Lopes' Orch. Foreign Policy for Moderns Salute Gaieties Seaman First Class Michael assault currently appearing In the Wilmington theatres.

He is in the WIP-Are Maria Boar Lerner 8 P. M. TO 9 P. M. I Andreoli, right, son of Mrs.

Frances WFIL, WJZ-Newa Summary WEAF, KYW-News WOR-Human Adyenture WCAC. WABC-Europeaa WEAF. KYW -Charlie Mo- News Andreoli of 108 North Van Buren Street, greets Pfc. Henry L. Dzielak, U.

M. 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dzielak of 1004 Maple Street, WIP-News or Consequences Armstrong and Company by Frank Connors Drier, Weekly News Analysis Festival Ed McCannell Express P. M.

Runners Program of Rockies Bible Hour Rice, Sports ef the Nation Look Ahead Living Bible On Display Hotel W. Vandereeok Vinson, in his last directive as economic stabilizer, accepted the board's solution to their four-months dispute over "fringes," and set standards for four major ones but he cut the amounts suggested by the board. Taylor hinted that Davis might be asked to change this, and to ac WJZ-Coast to Coast on a Bus aboard a Coast Guard-manned LST, stern of one of the landing craft, waving toward the camera. Seaman Andreoli has been serving overseas since last July, and has been in the Coast Guard for three years. He was employed by the Pusey and Jones Corporation before entering the service.

Private Dzielak enlisted In the Marine Corps in June, 1943. He was a student at the Wilmington High School. Carthy WCAC. WABC-Blondie WOR, WIP-A. L.

Alexander WFIL, WJZ-Greenfield VU- lage Choir WJZ-Chapel Service FIL, JZ-Edward Tomlinson. news WJZ-Keep- sakes, starring Dorothy Kirsten, soprano WCAC, WABC-Crime Doctor WEAF, KYW-Eddie Brachen Barn Dance Yon Top This? Judy Canova Show Ole Opry W. Chaplin when they met on Iwo Jima. Private Dzielak has written since participating in the first assault on the Jap-held island that "it Is the bloodiest battle the Marines have seen." His parents think he is shown in the news-reel depicting the cept standards for other "fringes'' Sustain the Wings fs Sunday news A. M.

Orch. Sign Off In the News tO-Mr. Goodwill. Story WIP-Gabrlel Beatter ABC-Ned G. Me.

Geachy, London Report (or Half an Hour IP-Hawaii Calls KYW-Symphonetle WEAF-Lniversity of Cbirato Roundtable WCAU. WABC-Talks WFL-Sert Land of Liberty JZ-SamniT Kave WABC-Edward R. Murrow from London KYW-News Scripts 2 P. M. TO 3 P.

M. WiP-Sundar Matinee WCAC. Yours" Drama WEAF, KYW -Those We Love WFIL-Chaplain Jim KYW-John Charles Thomas WJZ-Sunday Vespers, Speaker: Dr. Paal Scherer WCAC. WABC-Werld-wide News WFIL-Lelsnd Stowe WOR, WIP-Bill Cunnlnr- ham.

News WIP-res Show WABC-Sonfs of America 3 P. M. TO 4 P. M. WJZ, WFIL-Listen The Women Out-of-Town Stations WFIL 50 WJZ 7T WIP 610 WEAF S6 WOR 710 WABC SM KYW 1060 WCAC 1310 7 P.

M. TO M. nuK-tuess wno? KYW-The Great Gilder sleeve Calmer 9 P. M. TO 10 P.

M. WEAF, Round WCAU, WABC-Radie Readers Digest WIP, Horlsons WFIL, WJZ-Waltrr Wineheli IS-WFIL, WJZ- Hollywood Mystery Time KYW-AI-bnm of Familiar Musie WCAU, WABC-Star Theatre WIP. WOR-Cedria Foster. News or secondary wage increases so tti OPA would not have veto power over them. Adjustments of the four types, covered by last night's Vinson directive still are subject to approval by Daws in his new position.

Van Bittner, C. I. O. member of the board, and Robert J. Watt, A.

F. L. member, both said they were not wholeheartedly In accord with the Vinson order, because "no man is big enough to write a wage scale for all the workers." Watt said the limits now set for these wage boosts "nullify the democratic processes of collective bargaining." Taylor refused to get Into a discussion of the effect of the order on the current contract negotiation between Jftm L. Lewis and tee bituminous operators. Page Drama WCAC-Report to the Nation KYW-Baxters WJZ-Soldiers With Wings WIP-Svmphonies for Youth SERGEANT KILLED ON PROMOTION EVE ACROSS THE RHINE, March 8 WCAC-Msyer ef the Town WJZ-Correspondents Abroad Army Avoids Black Market Of U.

S. Goods in Marseille By A. I. GOLDBERG Press Correspondent MARSEILLE IIP) The iron hand of the military, applied swiftly, has shut off any chance to black market U. S.

goods in this big French port through which flow tremendous supplies, both Army and civilian. There has been not the faintest similarity in this area to the Paris black market scandal even though Marseille for decades was organized for such operations, which flourished highest during the 'German occupation, fronts may now be converted into' Brig. -Gen. John P. Ratav, corn-series war bonds jmanding general of the Delta Base Series A bonds 1935 "baby bonds" section, called upon experience have begun maturing.

In mo4; gained when he was commander in WFIL-Emmanuelino Pizznte WABC-E. Power Biggs KYW, WEAF-Story to Order WIP-Sunday Melodies 9:30 IP-Frank and Ernest WEAF-String Quartet KYW-Books You Might like. WOR-The Nayy Goes to Church Cycle WCAC, ABC-New Voices in Song rVEAF-Sunday Supplement and Yon 10 A. M. TO 11 A.

M. WABC-Churrh of the Air WFIL, WJZ-Message of Israel WOK-Newt WIP-Radio Bible Class KYW, WEAF-Radie Pulpit King-don, talk and Musie WEAF-Children's Bour WFIL. WJZ-Southernaires WCAU. WABC- Wings Orer Jordan, The Rev. Glenn T.

Settle, narrator WlP-Midmorning Jamboree WOR-Radio Chapel to Yonr Health 11 A. M. TO 13 NOON WCAU, WABC-Newi WFIL-Chambers-Wyiie Memorial Church WOR-Paul Manning, news WIP-Holy Trinity Chnrch KYW-News: Salon Mosio WJZ-News; rYoux War Job" Jacket Choir (Delayed) (P) The saddest story of the Rhine crossing is the story of the young sergeant wtio didn't auite WEAF-War Telescope 2 P. M. TO 3 P.

M. WFIL-School of Sports WEAF-Our Foreign Policy WIP-News 7 Hale KYW-The Saint WCAC-Of Men and Books FIL-Metropolitan Opera 9 4S-WFIL, WJZ-Jlmmy Fidler WOR, WIP-Relaxatioa la Musie KYW-Musicana jmake it. "He was one of the finest and bravest men we ever had." said WEAF, KYW-World Parade in Science 2 IP-Brevities 10 P. M. TO 11 P.

M. Lieut. K. P. Larson.

Duncan, Okla. weaf. KYW-Bonref charmi -Everybody liked and respected him. 'He had been recommended for a WABC-Carolina Bayride wcac, WABC-Take it ec battlefield commission and word Leave It cases servicemen overseas will not Corsica and covered up all loopholes. WCAl -America in the Air WJZ-Meet Your Navy WFIL-Jr.

Musie Hall Ellis, Songs WOR-Novelty 8 P. M. TO 9 P. M. WIP-News KYW-Gaslight Gaieties WFIL-Early American Musie WCAU-Dannj Kara IP-Music -Detroit gym-phony WCAO-FBI In Wax and Peace KYW-Truth or Conscquenees WFIL-Boston Orch.

LIQUOR BAR UNCOVERED IN BRONX CELLAR RAID NEW YORK, March 9 (if) Eight be able to request payment of the 'No American supplies are being WOR. WIP--'th Air Force Time WCAU. WABC-N. 1. Philharmonic Svraphoay Orch.

Battie WEAF, KYW-The Army Hoar WOR, WIP-Nick Carter WJZ-The Marshalis 4 P. M. TO 5 P. M. KTW-Little Betsy Ross Girl WFII This Week in Philadelphia WOR, WIP-Your America WJZ-Fun Valley A bonds as they mature.

The Treas sold on the open market here," he WOK-News WCAC Sammy Price; Informal KYW-Sports 3 P. M. TO 4 P. WCAl'-Lsnd Is Bright WOR-Variety Shew KYW-Orchestra IP-Melody Matinee WCAC-Musie WOR-Wfaere Are They Now? WABC-Syncopation Piece ury said today they should not, be- said. "And further, anyone wishing policemen raided a Bronx cellar establishment today, hacked a 25- WOR-Thit Is Helen Haves WABC-We the People WEAF.

KYW-Comedy Theatre WJZ, WFIL-Keep Cp With the World WIP, WOR-Anita Ellis Sines IIC43-WIP. WOR- cause of their war service, be de- to send a money order home from that it had been approved had come through; but we were moving up fa-st and had a battle on our hands, so he was to have received his commission formally today. "He was in one of ttie first groups to make the crossing over the Rhine." Larson was telling the story in an old house serving as a command prived of the benefit of continued foot bar to pieces with axes, con here has to get approval from his company commander, or a merchant fiscated furnishings and seized quantity of purported liquor. seaman from the shipping board. for To "In cases we've had of soldiers It was the first prohibftltm-type Cotumbus Boy Choir 9 P.

M. TO 10 P. M. black marketing, we've handed out KYW -National Barn Dance KYW-Salon Mnsle raid here since the amusement cur Beckert WJZ-Andrew Sisters 11 P. M.

TO 12 Midnirht Pst and. as he talked, German at the WCAU-Uit Parade few went into effect. sentences from 10 to 30 years and WFIL-News and Weather were whistling overhead and 9 A. M. TO 10 A.

M. WFIL-Breakfast Club KYW-News WOR-Wings for Tomorrow WCAU-Showtime WIP-News, Momenta for Mother WEAF-Women's Program Serenade BTW-Voice of the Army WCAV-Garden Gate 9:30 WIP-Theatre News WCAl'-N'ews and Farm Weekly WEAF-Adetaide Hxwley WABC-Country Journal KVW-Varieties WOR-Sewing Coarse Visit the Zoo WIP-Novelaires WCAU-Treasury Program 10 M. TO 11 A. SL KVW-Musical Show WCAC-Yonth on Parsde WIP-Mystery Melodies WFIt-What'l Cookin' WOR-News Variety WEAF-Sports IP-News WOR-Rainbow Houso for Girls WCAU-Mary Lee Taylor WFIL-Salyatioa Army Pre-gram KYW-Frank Connors WJZ-Land of the Lost IP-Royal Time KTW-Alex Drier 11 A. M.

TO 12 NOON WFH, -Canteen WCAU, WABC-News; Let's Pretend WOR-News WIP-Melodies Kl'W-Music Festival Corner Burke KVW-Ed McConneU WIP-Hookey Hall WFIL-Cultnral Olympics Long 12 NOON TO 1 P. M. WCAU-Thcatre of Today WOR-Man on the Farm KYW-News WJZ-Lovely Lady WIP-Hrllo Mom WFIL-News: Musie in War Time rVJZ-Badie Harris Over Hollywood WEAF-Atlantie Spotlight WFIL-Coast Guard Band Inspector John S. Burke said the WOR, the WABC, tess than 100 yards down WFIL-Mnsie WIP-Mysterions Trareler KYW-Can Yon Top TblsT iame of That Bene? W-Walta interest on their investment. Therefore, near relatives having possession of series A bonds registered in the name of a service man may present them to a Federal Reserve Bank or branch, or to the Treasury Department, with a request for payment during the month in which they mature provided the entire proceeds, so far as possible, be applied to the purchase of series bonds registered in the name of the serviceman.

sent the men back to United States penitentiaries. I don't consider a man who stole food supplies from a raid was conducted on complaint WCAC. WABC-Nelson Eddy KYW, WEAF-Musie America oi a man who said hi had been "rolled" of $250 in the place. Lores Best 5 P. M.

TO 6 P. M. morrow 4 P. SL TO 5 P. M.

KYW-Doctors Look Ahead WIP-4 p. m. Local WCAU-Renort From Washington WOR-News 4 15- WCA-Overseas Report WOR-Ethiral Culture Talk Home KYW-Music en Display WOR-Musie 5 P. M. TO 6 P.

M. IP-Sports Parade Burke said the establishment Army WOR-Musie WIP-Church Serriee for Children WCAC-ChUdren's Hour WEAF, KYW-News WOR-Bruneh With the Fitzgeralds WABC-Institution to Learning II :4.VWEAF-Marion Loyeridge, songs gnest WFIL, WJZ-Mary Small opened last Monday night. It contained, he said, a bur, four tables. fellow soldier at the battle front fit for rehabilitation." Civilians convicted of black marketing military supplies now are given five and six year prison terms and fines of 50,000 francs, Ratay Reme 10 P. M.

TO 11 P. JM. WJZ-Andy Russell WOR-Chicago Theatre WFIL-Barn Dance KYW-Judy Canova WIP-American Eagle in Britain Pearee Awards Krw.r.rinii nirf nnr WEAF. KYW-NBC Sym 10 booths, murals and numerous the road. After one burst an officer came In, poured himself a small drink of Rhine wine from bottle on the table and said: "That last one killed one of our doughs moving up.

The other officer nodded, but there just didnt seem to be anything to say. They all knew the next sheU might have their own numbers on it. This sergeant," Larson finally went on. "was in front of his men. phony Serenade WEAF-Lvte Van WABC Everett Holies WJZ-Ba.

vival Hoar WE AF-Newe ef the World WABC-Marla Knrenke and Reviews it -Story Behind the Headlines WOR-News. Lee Eroe -Weather Reports Orch. Roseland Ballroom WCAL', WABC-Jack Pepper furnishings which not yet been WOR, WIP-Let's Face the ssue said. installed. One man was taken to a police WCAU, WABC-The Family WOR-High School at Borne WIP-Field Director Overseas KYW-Carolyn Gilbert station for question! ig in connec WCAC -Philadelphia Orch.

Hoar. With Eileen Ferret! WJZ-Uot Copy tion with the raid. WOR. WTP-The Shadow 'n Dance WCAC-Cahalleros WABC-Norman Thomas "At first, civilian courts let gasoline black marketers off with 1.000 franc fines," the general added, "but we made representations and severe sentences followed." Ratay acknowledged that some i2 NOON TO 1 P. M.

WFIL, WJZ-War Journal WABC-Salt Lake City Tahernxcle WABC, KYW -Grand Hotel WOR-Cncle Don in Action WOR-Louis Prima's Orch. WCAP-William L. Shirer and the News 6 P. M. TO 7 P.

5L guiding them across the river, when i German ack-ack gunners in hill show WIP, HOR-Georre Olson's 11 P. M. TO 12 WOR-The Showshop. Walter KYW-News; Caravan I Preston WCAC-News, Major George KYW -NBC Concert Orch. supplies landed on the beaches wtien WIP-Soldiers ef the Press WFIL -Concert WFIL.

WJZ-Paol Whlteman GOVERNOR TO BE GUEST OF MARITIME SOCIETY Gov. Walter W. Bacon and Andrew G. Spiegelhalter, president of the Pusey and Jones Corporation, will be among the Delaware guests at the tenth annual dinner of the Port of Philadelphia Maritime Society Thursday night, March 22, in the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel, Philadelphia. Harold G.

Hoffman, former governor of New Jersey, will be the principal speaker. George W. Elliott, secretary of the Philadel TO SPEAK ON V. F. TV.

PROGRAM Howard D. Jester, adjutant of the Department of Delaware, Veteran of Foreign Wars, will speak over station WILM tomorrow at 2:45 p. m. in the series of "Speak Up for Democracy" programs being sponsored by the V. F.

W. WIP-Curtis Ensemble Fielding Eliot Radio Hall of Fame the U. S. forces invaded from the south got into French civilian black positions on the other side spotted them and turned their 20 millimeter guns on them. They're wicked things when used against infantry.

The first one to catch it was the WIP. WOR-Qaick aa a WIP-Christian Science Flash markets. WEAF. KYW-Cathelie Boar WJZ-Hall of Fame KYW-Tin Pan Alley WFIL-Hcllo, Sweetheart 6 P. M.

TO 7 P. M. WOR-Prayer; Headlines WCAL-News i sergeant." WCAU. WABC-Silsef Thea "You can't check every box you land on a- beach," he added, "and some waste can be expected. War.

WIP-Dance Musie WEAF-News, Dance Review 1115-HHL-Hits and Headlines WCAU-At Your Service; Sporta WABC-N. Y. Athletie Club Meet WJZ-Ifs Murder WOR-News. Weather Dorsey tre at Eventide WEAF-The Eternal Light IP-News WJZ-Music by Norman Black WABC-Transatlantie Call WEAF. KYW -Stradivari Orchestra WIP-Voiee of Prophecy WCAC-Ranger Joe WOR-Soldiers of the Press WCAU-Key to Musical Happiness WFIL-News aftr all, is a waste itself.

WFIL-Hot Spot en the Map SENATE JOB MEASURE WEAK, PRESIDENT SAYS WEAF-The Great Gilder- "But every box of supplies now sleeve found in civilian hands is dirt' WIP. WOR-L'ptoa Close covered, indicating it was stuff WABC-Fannv Brie WEAF-I Sustain the Wing WJZ-Xews; Farm and Home picked up on the beach and hoarded WCAL-George Paxton WOR, IP-Dick Brown. Orch. KYW. WEAF-PaciBe Slorj 1 Boar WOR-HsI Aloma's Orch.

Smith 12 Midnight to 1 A. WEAF. KYW. WOR, WJZ WABC-News Deliver the Goods WEAF. KYW-Caslno Gardens Orch.

WOR-Vin-eent Lopes' Orch. WFIL, WJZ-Orcheatra WIP-Iel Courtney's Orrh. WABC-Henry Breese's Orch. WJZ, WFIL-Freddy Martin's Orch. WEAF.

KYW-Orchestra Kob-blrrs WIP-Ted Straeter's Orch. WJZ, KYW, WFIL-News WIF-Dawn Patrol to 6:45 WABC-News; Musical Mas- terworks Until a. m. WJZ-Say It With Musis Hour WIP-News KYW-Music WJZ-The Girl Back Berne until now. Ratay said that a daily train load phia Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade, will be toastmaster.

Among other guests at the dinner will be: Gov. Walter E. Edge of New Jersey: Gov. Edward Martin of Pennsylvania; Admiral Emory S. Land, administrator of the War Shipping Administration, and a number of Navy, Coast Guard, and 1 P.

M. TO 2 P. M. 1 45-WOB-Answer Man ed with 600 tons of supplies, packages WIP-Sunday Interlude WCAC. WABC-Church ef WASHINGTON, March 9 CU R) President Roosevelt said In effect today that the CMahoney-Kilgore manpower bill, passed by the Senate yesterday, is inadequate to guarantee necessary war production.

He renewed his plea for strong manpower control legislation backed by government authority to assign men to war jobs. The voluntary man. power control system has failed to produce a sufficient labor force to WIP-War extra KYW-News WJZ-News 1 5- ABC-Peoples Platform WCAL'-Listrn te Lawrtne WOR-Strictly Personal WJZ-Sports KYW-Friendsnip Ranch WIP-Musie WFIL-News More-head WIP-Sports WOR-News WJZ-News Today WFIL-Red Cross Labor Show WIP-Cncle Win KTW-News. Mnsis WIP-Joe Frasseto 1 P. M.

TO 2 P. M. ana letters from home leaves the port for Switzerland to supply Allied the Air WFIL-Dr. J. K.

Shyreck WOR-World Peace Discus sinter 7 P. M. TO 8 P. M. WCAC, WABC-Kate Smith Boar WFIL, WJZ-Drew Pearson WOR-Stan Lomaz KYW, WEAF-Jack Benny WIP-Sunday Sidelirhtt WFIL, WJZ-Don Gardiner, News prisoners of war through the Red WJZ-John B.

Kennedy uross HOK-W alters. Pianist JZ-Los Andrinl Orch. Orch. 12 Midnight to 1 A. WFIL-Midnight Mosaie W'CAG-News WIP-Bailey Bandwagon WOR-News WJZ-News WJZ-Gay Claridge WOR-Orchestra KYW-News WOR-Courtney's Orch.

WCAC-Orchestra KYW-Trio WOR-Orrh. WEAF-Your Radio Reporter business and government officials of this area. Reservations for the dinner can KYW-Concert of the Air BOY BITTEN BY DOG Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Chronic bronchitis may develop it your cough, chest cold, or acute bronchitis Is not treated and you cannot! afford to take a chance with any medicine less potent than Creomulsioa which goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Creomulsion blends beechwood creosote by special process with other time tested medicines for coughs. It contains no narcotics.

No matter how many medicines you have tried, tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the way It quickly allays the cough, permitting rest and sleep, or you ara to have your money back (Adv.) You Can Fight, Toof Buy War Bonds and Albert WEAF-Amerira Cnited Paul Reardon, 6, of 611 Jackson Street, was treated for a laceration sion WFIL-Newi; wAVEs Pre-gram WCAir-Grand Central Station WIP-1 o'clock Express WJZ-Jszx Concert KI I o'clock Club WEAF-Variety Guest Book KYW. WEAF-Musie KYW-Band supply war materials, he told a news conference. WOR-American Radio be made through J. J. Higgins, society secretary, 768 Drexel Building, Philadelphia.

of the right leg at St. Francis Hos Wagon WOR-News. Frank Sineiser WFIL, WJZ-Quil Kids WEAF-Religion In the News Warblers WFIL-D'Artega's Orch pital yesterday. He was bitten by a KYW-Pleasure Parade WOR-Sports W-JZ-Labor-L'. S.

A. aog near nis home. EIGHT SENTENCES COMMUTED Mr. Roosevelt made clear that he prefers the administration-supported May-Bailey labor draft bill passed by the House to the "voluntary" version passed by the Senate. SERVICE-HELD A BONDS ARE NOW CONVERTIBLE WASHINGTON, March 9 VP) Series A savings bonds owned by men and women on the fighting COLDER NEXT YEAR Elsa Maxwell Contests Bill But Jeweler Awarded $996 NEW YORK, March 9 IIP) Elsa Maxwell, columnist and party-giver MAESON RECORD SHOP 413 SHIPLEY ST.

t'sed Phonograph Records Popular! BJueil Hifl Billy 15c AND 20c EACH DOVER, March 9 A report sub- mitted by Gov. Walter W. Bacon, to the state legislature shows that, since the adjournment of the Gen-1 eral Assembly on April 9, 1943, he: has granted eight commutations of sentences and two full pardons on recommendations made by the State Board of Pardons. i cent of his normal requirements before October 1. The difference between the current regulations which expire March 31, and the new ones which become effective on midnight of that date, is this: IN EASTERN HOMES extraordinary, was separated legally today from one of her bank accounts.

City court awarded the account for $996.47 to a Park Avenue jewelry currently a consumer may pur company which claimed that the plump Miss Maxwell had purchased chase up to 100 per cent of his nor worth ol gems 19J9 and 1940, and never had paid for them. mal needs but the anthracite in his allotment must not exceed 87 per we had a gentleman agreement," said Miss Maxwell regarding the STERN jewelry company, Trabert and Hoef- president, said in a statement that OPEII DAILY 9 'TIL 5:30 P. M. FRIDAY M. OTHER EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT fer, which obtained a judgment against her.

additional production is needed "to cent of his total supply and the bituminous coal in his allotment which has been produced in an area embracing Southern West Virginia Virginia, Eastern Kentucky and 9 'TIL 9 P. They claimed I owed that monev and I claimed I didn't," she said. assist uie military in meeting Its requirements of about 670 million pounds of poultry for the armed forces." Legally, they're entitled to it. But. morally, there was a gentleman's Northeastern Tennessee must not exceed 90 per cent of his total coal supply.

The difference between 100 per cent of his normal supply and agreement i Poultry raisers, carpenter de 'WINCROFT' GAS RANGES Coal Consumers Take Drastic Cut by New Controls; Far Under Normal Supply WASHINGTON, March 9 (JPh-Doal burning households in the East nd some west of the Mississippi, will be colder next winter. New controls over coal announced today by the Solid Fuels Administration take a drastic cut from allotments of the past winter and provide for far less than the amount which the SFA terms "normal" clared, have been reluctant to raise Miss Maxwell said she was in poultry to their fullest capacity be troduced to Hoeffer when a friend the amount he receives in anthra cause of warnings last fall of over cite or restricted bituminous can be asked her to use her influence to help Hoeffer sell a $30,000 emerald to Jack Warner. vice-Dresident of production. Now the situation has made up in substitute coals. changed from one of potential over But vmdsT the new regulation he production to a serious underpro Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc.

"Mr. Warner was hesitatinc about. may not receive more than 80 per cent of his total normal supply of duction. 95 coal in any or all varieties, as set 3 forth in his declaration. buying the emerald," declared Miss Maxwell.

"And Mr. Hoeffer asked me to 'give him 'one good heave' as Mr. Churchill put it a few days ago. the amount burned before any coal WAR OBJECTOR JAILED BUTCHERS ABUSE BUYER, MEAT OFFICIAL CLAIMS NEW YORK, March 9 (JP) Barney Rosenstein, secretary of the Joint Meat Emergency Committee, said to AFTER DESERTING JOB delivery controls were instituted. SPA experts say the coal situation is so bad that some war plants may have to be closed down.

The allotment for household consumers In the states east of the Mississippi and in Minnesota, North NEWARK, N. March 9 (JP) day that many housewives in New ti IM CArACITT SCIENTIFICALLY INSULATED ALL STEEL SHELVING ENCLOSED ICE CHAMBEt CHROME HARDWARE WHITE ENAMEL FINISH AUTOMATIC DOOR LOCI HEAVY RUBBER CASIET DOWHSTWS BOItt COHVtmiHT CUD1T i am very lond of Mrs. Warner, who is a darling. So he made the sale. "The jeweler said to me that night: You can name your own I said don't want any commission." "Well.

I'm not very rich, you know, and Christmas was coming on. So I just thought, 'I did that man a Robert Hegler, 28, New York City, who was found guilty Feb. 13 of ssu9V- 4rft HrM 4 -4 ''i 1 4. I A. York City were forced to buy meat "like buying a cat in a bag" because absenting himself from work of of "abusiveness on the part of national importance to which he and South Dakota, Iowa.

Louisiana 36-INCH butchers." nd the citv and county of St. had been assigned after being class "Butchers are more arrogant than will be 80 per cent of allied as a Conscientious Objector, was normal" needs. It will apply to alii sentenced to three years in prison service, and there's no reason why ever," he said in a statement. "Many coals. And It wul be based on a i today by Federal Judge Thomas "consumer declaration" of those normal needs as filed with Individual i Hegler, who walked away from housewives now dare not inquire about weight or cf iling price because of the attitude of the butchers toward such questions.

They are expected to ask no questions and take what they get. Its like buying a dealers. job at the veterans hospital i auuuiuii i pics out a lew things for my friends at his I never wear jewels myself, have none. "I was amazed when a bill came in from Mr. HoeEer.

Do you know that there are dozens of society women throughout the country who sell jewels on commission like that?" Full sits ranse wllh full Insulated porcelain enclosed even, poll-ens drep front broiler on roller bearings. Black bakelite handles, automatic top burner lijhlcr. Convenient Credit Stern's Downstairs Store The declarations are now being Lyons. N. later wrote Congress- cat in a bag." The remedy for this situation, he printed and will be made available men complaining against the hos-to the consumers about April by ipital's administration and condi the dealers.

itions there. Consumer Advantages 'noni tdv DAierTDO Tni fl There are two points to the new PlJUL I nAlbhnS I ULU said would be "more substantial en Well Assist Yon With the Needed Priority. forcement and greater penalties for Give a share in America, buy War Bonds and price violations. .311 NOT TO CURB BROODING a BANDIT NABS PAYROLL iff f- I- RADIO Warn he will not be required to consider CHICAGO, Marcb 9 UPt The In-as part of his next winter's of American Poultry lament, any coal which he has his dustries warned today against a bins April 1. Thus fuel savings be--possible underproduction of poultry tween now and that date will be that I and urged its members to encourage much to the good.

Second, if he files i the brooding of additional chicks for his declaration before May 15. and meat purposes during the next few aeromoanies it with an order, he 1 months. will be" entitled to get at least 30 per Dr. Cliff D. Carpenter, institute NEW YORK, March 9 UP).

Miss Grace 25, told police today a man slugged her with a pistol and made off with the $3,069 payroll she was carrying up a night of stairs to the Starlet Footwear Corp. offices. It was New York's third payroll robbery in three days. AND ELECTRICAL REPAIRING CALL 3-2372.