The Wilmington morning star. [volume], August 05, 1947, Page 3, Image 3

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6 Seek
6 You
7 May
8 Caution*
9 Spiritual
10 About
11 Run
12 Gain
13 Into
14 Love
15 Through
16 And
17 The
18 Your
19 Judgment
20 Amusements
21 Are
22 What
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21 Yourself
25 Under
26 Face
27 Consolation
28 Your
29 Go
30 Protect
31 To
32 Kfforts
33 Yourself
34 Respon8lbilitl«H
35 You're
36 Church
37 Due
38 For
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11 Annoying
12 Health
43 May
44 Planetary
45 Good
46 Approval
47 Day
48 Today
49 It
50 Against
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52 Adverse
53 Thefts
54 For
55 Say
56 Difficulties
57’With
58 Guard
59 Finances
60 Make
61 Your
62 Valuables
63 Decisions
64 lie
65 May
66 Others
67 Get
68 Ix>ve
69 Pleasures
70 Some
71 Your
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73 To
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75 Special
76 Goat
77 Luck
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NETWORK PROGRAMS
Time is eastern standard. For central
standard subtract one hour, for moun
tain standard subtract two hours. Some
local stations change hour of relay to
fit local schedules. Last minutes pro
gram changes cannot be included.
(For East. Daylight add one hoar)
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Eric Sevareid and News—ebs
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Kiddies Hour (also 1 hour later) —
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Big Town Newspaper Play—ebs
Warden’s Cases (r’pt at 10)—mbs
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The Falcon Drama—mbs
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Return Engagement—ebs
Dance 'Band Show—mbs
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Flying Sewing Machines
Too Much For Ye Ed
MILWAUKEE (U.R) — Out of the
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A Milwaukeean called up a
newspaper and seriously explain
ed what he had just seen in the
sky. . .
“There were about six flying
sewing machines, sailing along in
a straight line.”
The city editor admitted he had
reached the end at the line on
saucer tales.
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