WAY By B- Williams OUR BOARDING HOUSE .. with Major BRITAIN’S FOOD I OUT OUR Hoopi Radio Programs THESE V HE JUST DOES M A70R VOU’RE ONLV A Today’s /von STAWD ^ > WHAT'f—77" IT SECOND-|k ALLOW THAT.' \ BECAUSE HE ,'N WIZARD, AFTER. AU-A— MACK Jxy VERN IDEA X S'_£G=e~ IMPROVES / HIM MIMIC WECAM'T STATUS VfT \KKIOWS .EW A SWELL SOAP BUBBLE THE ED TO MACK WHU I PEOPLE THAT CALL YAWP WITH THE 1400 KC 'HER IDEA TO CONCEAL W WAS ABED WITH WMFD Wilmington om the PHOWE.1 received DAT, AN Taft’s Oreh. \ me dowm, THURSDAY, FEB. 5 2:15—Hotel ASK HIM AMD IT WILL BE )AP IN A SPONGE AND PREVENT LUMBAGO/—EG 2:30—Into the Light. Credit Given Lend-Lease \ T DIDM'T / AD/ ^ 2:45—In Care of Aggie Horn. li ffgsj WHO rr WAS AMD / FOEGOTTEM BY .OPS IN THE SHOWIER/— X WHAT DEATH'S-HEAD J 7:30—Family Altar, the Rev. J. A, 3:00—Transradio News. Supplies From U. S. For KMOW WHO I THE TIME Sullivan. H. W. -tly; YOU 5LD A FRIEND WHO WORKS PlRAO// 3:15—Organ Reveries, Lee. : AMD YODEE THE.OUGH White and Blue Network. Dance. HE MEAMS, j 7:45—Red, 3:30—Let’s Improvement In Situation 1 A SOAP FACTORV AM* HlS 8:00—European New* Roundup. 3:55—Transradij News. / 8:10—News from our Capital. 4:00—Club Matinee. OSS SLIPPED HIM A #100 8:15—The Rosa Sifter*. 4:15—Monitor Views the News. J ONUS—THE GLW GAVE / Im 8:30—Musical Clock. 4:30—Piano Ramblings—H. W. Lee WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.—Uh—'The 8:55—A. i\ News. 4:45—Club Matinee. food situation in Great Britain ap- VE *50 AN1 X SPLIT A- * / 4:55—A. P. News. | 9:00—The Breakfast Club. pears to have improved moderate- / (i .o/i_V c- v u 5:00—Adventure Stories. ■_WITH MACK/ in the last nine the ^ 7 8:45—The Breakfast Club. 5:15—Secret City. ly months, 10:00—Interlude. 5:30—Flying Patrol. pffice of foreign agricultural rela- Hlett. 10:15—Today’s News with Helen 5:45—Army Program. tions said today in a report giving BW. Dance. 6:00—Dinning Sisters. 10:30—Let’s to lend-lease re- ~f~ Kent. predit supplies 11:00—Travelling Cook, Richard 6:15—Lum and Abner. ^ 11:15—WuSt Can I Do. 6:30—Let’s Dance. vived from the United States. M' Presents. 6:55—News — WILMINGTON STAB. 11:30—Prescott The report said that since the 12 :M*—Andrini Continentales. NEWS. C31 12:15—Singing Ham. 7:00—Pleasant Dale Folks. Jnited States inaugurated the lend- Home Hour. 12:30— National Farm and 7:15—Lest We Forget. ease program last spring, it had Talking. 7:30—A1 Pearce and His Gang. 1.00—Baukage more than $300,000,000 ||^ 1:15—Between the Bookends. 8:00—March of Time. shipped K ] ;30—Rest Hour. 8:30—Service With a Smile. .vorth of evaporated milk, cheese. of the 1:35—Who's News. 9:00—America’s Town Meeting ;ggs, dried fruits, canned fruits Air. 1:40—WILMINGTON STAR NEWS md lard and other y 10:00—First Piano Quartet. vegetables, ON THE AIR. other |j|^ Guild. and 1:45—Four Polka Dots, 10:15—Metropolitan Opera pork products agricul- and Abroad. a :0t)—Meditation Period the, Rev. J. 10:30—News Here ural commodities to Britain. Sullivan. 10:45— Carlton Hotel Orchestra. A. Average civilian rations in Brit- lin over most of 1941, the report iisclosed, allowed a consumption OVER NATIONAL NETWORKS it between 60 and 70 per cent of — mbs pre-war levels for meats, at a THURSDAY, a Gabriel Heatter Speaks basic ] 9:15—News of Mexico: Music — mbs ittle over *0 per cent of fats, One E. G. Robinson — cbs Eastern Standard P. M.—Subtract 9:30—Big Town. it 40 cent for and only — mbs per sugar, for CST„ 2 Hrs. for JIT. Spotlig’at Bands; Feature Hour 33 cent for Con- — ibout per eggs. (Alterations In programs as listed 10:00— Vr.lIee.Barrymore nbc-red-bas. I net- — nbc-red-west of fish and fruit was cur- i due entirely to change* hy Peorce Gang repeat umption First Piano Concert — blue but ~ works). Quartet \ ailed, considerably consump- VCQPR I9«? BY NE* SERVICE. INC, t. V PEG U. 8 Pfc Under Western Skies mbs \_ Cairo Broadcast; Songs ■ Praver < 1941 ANNIE- )■"-■ — nbc-red 15 mins.—nbc-red-east led, “conditions throughout EH? ELDEEN TERRIBLY SORRY 6:15—Denver Strings; News 11:00—News for — blue.cast — nbc-red-west ; lave moved toward a TOLD HER ABOUT BUT THOSE THINGS ( Darn ing Music Orchestra Fred Waring’s repeat steadily , — Idue-west News fc Dance VI hr*.)—blue & cbs SUPPOSE I T "Secret City” Dramatic nore equitable and socially more WARBUCKS'DEATH’. HAPPEN—I chs News (3 hr.)—mbs — on Broadway Dance Orchestra; WHAT SHOULD HAVE TOLD YOU Dorothy Kilgallen — I'D — News nbe-red < lesirable food distribution.” GAD* Words and Music Program 11:15— Late Variety A; BIT, BUT,SOMEHOW, I COULDN'T-- The Heirs of Liberty nbc-red / blue w um and Abner Serial TlrTl >■ Program by Bob Hannon Song — Jack Armstrong’s repeat — nbc-red 6*45-—The Three Suns I no WORLD hlue-basie THIS CURIOUS Dowell Thomas on News — h ue west | Tom Mix Skit, repeat -- ■ and World News of Today—cbs -war “bs-west Captain Midnight repeat — nbc-red cast 7:00—F. Waring Time .Serial — bluf Kagy Aces. Dramatic Skit-cbs.basic Amos V Andy Serial — mbs Fulton Lewis, Jr. & Comment — n,,c-red News from the World 7:1.7— — blue Keen. Dramatic Serial Mr c Boss & IDs Songs chg-lias; Danny — mbs That, Morgan Program Here’s nbc-red-east 7 Pearce’S Gang I 3^AI nbc.red-west Four Eaton Boys •ITc — ^3 blue Intermezzo from Orchestra <>*- c "Maudie’s Diary” Sketch Dixie Jamboree — cbs-Dixic;as The mbs Arthur Hale’s News Comment i 7*45—H. V. Kantenborn—nbc-red-west — mbs-rast jack Stevens Sports Talk 8:00—Fanny Brice & Variety—nbc-red WASH The — blue TUBBS Enemy Grant of Time. News Drama By Roy March Dramatic-cbs “Ik ath Valley Days.” — nibs The Wallenstein Sinfoinetta Aldrich Family — Q.-iA—Hcurv n*'c'^blue Camps Supply Variety An,iv Pavcrn-cbs Ed Gardner and Duffy's It .. I ill ... » I. 1 ■ 111 Orel, mbs F V. 1. Report; Dance — ebs IN EGYPT, CAMELS COMING TO MARKET ARE 8-57—Elmer Davis and Comment Music Hall Hour nbc-red X-RAVED, SINCE OFFICIALS FOUND HALF- Siw-The — Town Meeting POUND CANS OF OPIUM. WERE BEING America’s Showb,uf_ ms Major Howes Amateurs SMcas&uao y/\y 7-y-r^yye j/cyMxiow. “BEACHCOMBERS” T. M. BEG. V. 5. FAT. OFF. / COMING TO DAVIS I A V/4*> 1 MUSTARD 1 Theatre <&AS Will In 1 Revue Play IS >*. No. 2 Tuesday, Wednes- 4SC9CM&/ | day Of Next Week another in GASOLINE ALLEY Camp Davis will see The Swarming the series of shows being present- ed at Army camps by USO Camp and Shows, Inc., on Tuesday next week. The new Wednesday has been with "The Beachcombers of Rachel show is A DISH TOWEL (SETS WET comedians Joe THE WALLETS SINCE 1942,” starring WHEN IT DRIEST Says RUST VEAU. Young and Charlie Kaye. LYDIA KUHL, SNEEZIX'S COPR. %m iY N|A HRVI9C. »N«. The revue will play in Theatre -SAN CALIF. MAiDV WAS PHVtLIS' 2-4-( FRANCISCO, _ will be No. 2. Two performances MAI» BEFORE SHE each night, at 7 and 8.45. MARRIED WALT. MOW given VEXT: How many birds are there in the United States? The programs previously pre- SHE‘S .MAID W A NlCHT been sented at Camp Davis have CLUB REST ROOM. of the revues, with me exception PLATO WAS MU. which was full-length last one, a, DAILY WICKERS CHAUFFEUR comedy, “Junior Miss.” CROSSWORD ^ AGO. NOW Beachcombers of 1942’’ will SEARS "The ACROSS 7. Scandinavi- 27. Bound up in music, variety HE'S A PORTER ON present comedy, 1. Excavation an assembly a bundle The THE acts, and chorus girls. per- 6. Minute 8. City in 29. for 'ROCKS MOUNTAIN the one Charge formers include Vic Hyde, groove Nevada services STREAMLINER. Martin and Al- man swing band, 11. Part of coat 9. Shakes- 31. American and the Hudson St. len, acrobats, 12. Forward pearean Indian Clair dancers. 13. Warning character 35. Court is a non- USO Camp Shows, Inc., signal 10. Arabian 36. Concealed headed by Ed- profit organization 14. Tint slightly seaport 39. Negative creates shows to die Dowling. It 15. Liquid food 18. Simpleton the reply send on tours of army camps 16. Midday 19. Aloft 41. in the United Large and naval stations 17. Youthful 20. Bill 42. Soil with the War States in cooperation ?1. Rowing 21. A pointed 43. Mineral Yesterday’s Answer Morale Branch. 2 THE GUMPS Department’s implement arch -V- springs 24. Mimic 22. Incendiar- 44. Ready 48. Jewish Quiz Program Given 25. Watch ism money month pocket 23. Streamlets 45. Too 49. Withered OL' BOV.1 I JUST^T At Kiwanis Session 28. A claw 25. Drift 47. Seize with 51. To color YOU A MATCH VW 30. A seal 26. A color the teeth 52. Club of 32. Small island "OMB-TOH"TRUCf The highlight Wednesday’s WE'S A 600D, FAST of the Klwanis aa. L,aDor rCONfaEATS,THUMPS, luncheon meeting conduct- 34. 1 PUNCHER-WfU club was a quiz program, Mouselike PACK £W IM. / ed by the Rev. Walter Freed, and rodents uci t\-uPI I nil prepared by Bob Montgomery, pro- 36. To lift gram chairman. 37. Type Four members were picked at measures random for the quiz, Harris Has- 38. One: com- kett, David Jones, W. C. Nichols, bining form The and Isaac Solomon. questions 40. Spread grass were all modern in trend and dealt to dry mainly with the international situa- 41. Nodule of tion of today. A^ the end of the stone Nichols and *rst set of queries, 43. Cicatrix in a tie for the lead, Solomon were 46. Persian coin were then put and bonus questions 50. Lost color them. to 52. Newly mar- the final scoring, Isaac Solo- At ried woman found to be the winner, mon was 53. Test and he was awarded a book of 54. Oil of rose quiz questions. petals A. B. Blake was chosen as the BRICK BRADFORD 55. Young winner in monthly attendance hog By William Rift and thp 56. In that place _• ClarencejW contest._ rurs THE NEXT DOWN SEVERAL 1. To bang DAYS You’D be ltatenln*— IS 2. Ankle bones feRICK I hope, I hope, I hope, THE 13. Precious •TONIGHT* stone 4. Jaunty 5. 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