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Battle of Sexes Jury Trials Battle of Sexes Jury Meredith Willson Meredith Willson [Music & News

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“Treasure Chest” broadcast tonight|:

at 7:30.0'clock on WIRE.

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, terminals for the Santa Fe railroad; Ralph i. Sproston, ra dio- ': man, second hk class, U. 8. coast guard, and Miss Dolly 8c hreiber, who assists her father in the operation of a car- . rier sales agency. : Radioman Mimi Cabanne Sprosten was wireless operator aboard the “Alexander Hamilton” when the ship was torpedoed off Iceland last January. Musical portions of the broadcast will feature the Musical Knights, with Donna and the Don Juans, Pianist Frankie Carle and Vocalists Gordon MacRae, Mimi Cabanne © and Steve Merrill. 4

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CHAPTER ELEVEN FOR A MOMENT the cabin of the schooner was deathly quiet. Then Burke spoke. . “Let go of her!” he said from between closed teeth, ‘Take your dirty hands off her!” “So you have decided to tell us things about the bomber?” prompted Karl, grinning with victory but retaining his hold on Judith. “He is not,” Judith cut in. “Do what you like but he’s not talking. He is not selling American defense for my sake.” She turned her eyes on Burke. “Don’t say anything, Tom.” . Karl retaliated by twisting her arm again until she had to cry aloud with pain, ? Then the foreigner slapped her. “Stop: it!” roared Tom, and broke loose from Heavy's grasp. He could not do much, tied as he was, but he made a lunge for Karl. The force of his body knocked the man over and broke the hold on Judith. While they scrambled to get Burke under control, Judith dashed up the cabin steps. One of the men yelled and sprang after her, but she did not pause. She was just one jump

who will oppose the fair sex in|ahead of the man as she reached

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the popular song writer, singer and m. c., will replace Julia. 8 a nderson and Frank Crumit, former stars of the show, at 8 o'clock on WIRE. Each week, four i ~ service men will Walter O’Keefe be selected from recreation centers and canteens in Manhattan to appear on the program. The four girls to oppose them will be chosen from debutantes and volunteers in tke service recreation organizations. = ” ”

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permanent master of ceremonies of CBS’s hour-long all-soldier broadcast, “Cheers From the Camps,” will bring two American buck privates to the microphone from Camp Robinson, Ark. tonight on WFBM at 8:30 o'clock. One, a German-born naturalized American citizen, saw his uncle murdered 10 years ago because of

the rail. His hands grabbed at her as she plunged overboard. When not shot followed her, she thought, “They're stfe I will drown. Maybe I will.” ' But with determination she started swimming for the lighted horizon. She would not let herself think of Tom back there in the schooner. Each time she lifted her head to glance toward the shore the distance seemed no shorter. She felt she could not make it through the heavy breakers. Just then the clouds and fog lifted for a few minutes and the moon came out brightly. She saw that she was not so far from a cove. A swell rose, tossing her over and under as it broke into a white foam. A blackness settled over her as she felt herself go down and down. # ”n » JUDITH MOVED, groaned and slowly opened her eyes. She saw a blue sky overhead. She sat up and looked about in bewilderment. She was' in a lijtle cove protected by rock on three sides, the pounding ocean on the other. Shivering with her damp clothes and the biting air, she set out to

anti-Nazi and pro-democratic views.|Scale the rocky wall. Sharp rocks

The other soldier will be Pvt.

» » » ; A CHANGE in policy tonight starts the ‘‘Battle of the Sexes”

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THE HOME FRONT FIRES A BROADSIDE AT INFLATION BY THREE MEMBERS OF THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS

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bit at her hands and brought Her shoes were gone and her clothes were in rags. But tugging, pulling, slipping, she finally reached the top of the cliff. 5 She turned and started away, fighting the nausea in the pit of her stomach, The going was slow and the rough earth bruised her feet. At last she reached a lettuce farm and went up to the little house. There she collapsed on the door= step. A Chinaman came hurrying out to stare at her. Her throat was so dry she couldn't talk until he handed her a drink of water. “Car. you take me to town?” she managed to ask in a weak whisper. “Me no gottee car, ladee,” he sang, and lifted his hands helplessly. “A wagon?” she suggested hopefully, He shook his head. “No gottee.” But he pointed to a mule, and there was a happy smile on his face.

Special Investigator . By Blanche Roberts

“Me fixy,” he told her. The old man was gone a long time down at the barn. When he did return Judith’s lips slowly parted in amazement. The mule was harnessed to the barn door. The Chinaman ' was grinning broadly. Judith laughed despite her misery. : “Come . along, ladee,” he called, Judith stepped on the sled but decided quickly she had better sit down, She was skinned and bleeding. Her once beautiful curls were matted and she was dirty. The town they reached hours later was hardly more than a wide spot in the road. The Chinaman took her to the only store. Judith went inside the building. She tried to explain to the man about her capture and escape, and how she was washed to the rocky shore. He stared at her, nodding his head, but by his look she knew he did not believe a word of her story. : t J » »

“YOU WILL HELP me, won't you?” she begged, her. eyes tragic. “Get me a car?” 5 “Sure, miss, Just a minute. I'll call one.” : But what the grocer really called was an ambulance, as Judith discovered when the car came clanging to "& stop” before “the store.” = ——— 4 “Here she is, boys,” said the man.

“I don’t want an ambulance. I asked for a car.” She turned on the owner of the store, her eyes blazing. “You old hypocrite! You can’t do

she yelled at the attendants as they took her by the arms and led her,

lance. “Mental case,” said the man following them. : “You old viper,” screarhned Judith as she was forced into the car and the door closed. “Don’t you take me to a hospital,” she warned the white-coated man. “I want to go to the Watson airplane factory in San Diego.” “Sure, miss,” agreed the young doctor soothingly. } “you think I'm crazy? Well,

fering with justice and letting criminals escape! You can’t do this.” “Please don't worry, miss,” he said. “The name is Miss Kingsly and I am employed by the Watson Airplane Co.- I was kidnaped by spies. Can’t you understand?” “If you will be quiet, Miss Kingsly,” he began. “Keep quiet yourself,” she snapped at him. She huddled as far away as she cayld get while the ambulance roared down the highway. She re-

to her by the young interne. It was the last straw when the car rolled to a stop and she looked out to see the hospital before her. She burst into a flood of tears. . The nurse at the desk motioned

nodded as they led Judith to the elevator, : (Conclusion Tomorrow)

(All events, names and characters in this story are fictitious)

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