OS the CnfT New York—Notes about nothing In particular and everything In general The press agents now sing the breadline song this way: SHOP EARLY "Brother can you spare a line" Roxy's pet protege, to date, for the new Rockefeller Center "opry house," is Miriam Miller, who came Good Evening. to town from Connecticut looking tor a stage career, and whoso low, ^CHRISTMAS torchy voice got her an immediate chance Sdmetimes It happens -to]"- that way; most of the time it doesn’t Eddie Cantor sat nervously through the Broadway premiere of was to the late John in the Record, A nice tribute paid Littlejohn his latest picture, "The Rid From Spain,” for his seat was just behind It’s not a bit too early to bring your published by the First Baptist church. John Littlejohn always exem- that of Maurice Chevalier and he wanted to see -if the French comedian would laugh He did For, Incidentally, this is the best pic- to us the Little John of Robin Hood fame—in list to our store now. plified appearance ture Mons Cantor has made And the casting director who located Christmas only, of course. He was a tall man, broad of shoujfler, quite at var- the comedy bull rates a hand d’Albrew, manager of the swanky new Place Plgalle, now is with hundreds iance with his name. The Record says, "The death on Sunday of John Pepy Every department ready wears his pet white mice on his watch fob And Vincent Lopez removed from the roll of our church one of the older the Christmas Littlejohn breeds prize Persian kittens in his St Regis hotel pent-house, or roof- of new gift items "for shop- on ... at is The old drum stoves have reappeared members. He was among those receiving special ^mention the top, or whatever it are to as- and veterans of the cracker-barrels gather round We ready give you helpful lime of the Centennial of the church in 1903. He was born in Scot- elevated platforms per. sentimental Mrs Estelle Edwards, of the Metropolitan for member his and grow sistance in choosing gifts every land and was endowed with many of the qualities that, distinguish opera’s official photographic staff, is the only woman in town to redye ... The other day they countrymen. In late years he has been unable to participate actively in her fingernails daily to match her clothes of your family. were a brilliant green ... And did I stare the work of the church. He lived, at the time of his death, in Thom- A aston. ...” Unlucky “Horseshoe” There’s quite a little concern, by the way, concerning the status of boxes in the famous diamond horseshoe at .the opera Always a PHONE 3-4013 luxury, several were not taken this season by the old customers “Where Merchan- a is said to have ... In the beginning boxes Quality I idle ... I wonder if the loss during and use' onr free call and And the price dropped .An thought. gften * ... A rated up to 130,000 To-day they average $7.BO a seat business isn’t more than compensated the gain in delivery service. dise offers the choice depression by All Plain Garments season’s rental usually comefe to 15,000, or more best have the chances are a about the Met—Rosa Ponselle still suf- good fellowship. When you everything, French Cleaned And while noting things most reasonable Dry But then Ethel says her fears and so his own idea of a time that he fers from stags fright Barrymore guy gets busy having good their own grow greater each year The operatic stars have post- to and doesn’t have the time or inclination stop and look around office All their mall Is attended to by a plump and pleasant lady, prices.” x see how the other fellow is making out. You know they say 50c Florence Morton, who has been there for years and years and years like of a country town is but—I wonder. The friends make and looks for all the world the postmistress money your best friend, you Palace Sc as the of good Cleanery* performers ... To this day, he is‘regarded symbol old aren’t friends when it comes good when you have the dough really performers ... To this day, he Is regarded asthesymbolof out for the answer Dyer* nature to a show-down, are they? Figure it yourself, Plant Owners “Wire” for is easy. Nothing from nothing leaves just that nothing. And if Help 638 E&st Main St. Phil Crlspuno, roaster of the properties, has a wire—Invisible to on to when haven’t the cash that have, you can’t hang your gang you got Ask Ahoat Onr One Day Service the audience—with which he can provide “props” may arrive then believe you me there is something wrong with you—not the somehow, been forgotten Only rarely do such emergencies tenors have been known to go on stage without their daggers other And the friends well, shucks, aren’t the But the « co. guy. you buy, they Swords have also come up missing With the result that the MILLER PECK kind worth worrying about. Look around. there is always actor backs toward the wings, waves an arm backward and is pro- the other fellow in the same boat. maybe he has been in it vided with the missing article. and a long time before you got there grab an oar. old boy, Cold Weather pull for the shore. Then you’ve got a friend. Isn’t that a big couldn't gain? Why, shucks, man, you’ve got something you Specials when had all of the breaks. A lot of people are finding s The And Where buy, you OIL DR I'M *1 oe Radio—What On Air, | that out, millions of them. In the old days they gave a dollar STANDS here and there and about it. Now see need and want forgot they 8x33 IN. Dramas so dollars to 21c Violet in priestly all around them and while they haven’t got many VENTILATORS Is Renting are for in useful donations and real human car PLAIN-SPEAKER on Radio give tlwy making up it ALCOHOL—for 63c Bath Club “MAGIC VOICE” “Reset and Drams” SuRday radiators. Gal .. charity. That’s a tig gain to my way of thinking. Not just Artist A special radio adaptation ol the and it AXE Violet Homing, English-born letting a few select folks raise all of money give away OB* Vivienne Segal, stage and screen will HANDLES. stage and motion picture star, J. B. Priesley’a new drama, "Dan- all of us, the millions, star whose soprano voice has been a return radio In through organized agencies—but digging play engagement gerous Corner,” will be presented the task and out When a fellow FURNACE CEMENT— an Integral part of many outstand- the Sunday, Nov 27, presentation Of down realizing helping directly. over a National Broadcasting com- can 25c "Roses and Drums”, over the that he has out productlons, returns to radio as gets so he enjoys the knowledge actually helped WABC-Columbia network, from pany network tomorrow. COMBINATION SNOW the guest artist with the Fred Al- and can see where his little bit has made life a little brighter over the 6 to 6:30 p. m. The entire cast of the Broad- really SHOVEL 49c len Bath club broadcast OR ASH *.. In this episode of the radio saga better for someone less fortunate, then believe you me he has WABC-Columbla network, tomor- sensation will participate In and of the American home. Miss Hom- way WINTER MOTOR row at 9 p. m. will a man-sized muscle on his heart and gone a long way toward will the role of Janet the 45-mlnute broadcast which put OIL—3 gals. for.. $1.00 Miss Segal was one of the first ing play him of one of. the be under the direction of Elsa something in his make-up and character that will help stage stars to make frequent mi- Winslow, daughter gaining WINDOW OR SASH forty-nindrs, in a ro- of the rest of his life. You crophone appearances, and In 1928 LazarelT, -director the stage solve some of his own problems during LOCKS.\. 8c mance centering around one of she'was chosen first, radio queen production. what but I think the “Golden Rule” des- the most exciting chapters in the may call it you will, BUCK at the radio world’s/ fair In New Colin- Kelth-Johnston, who was history of the west. In a previous as as other term. 98c York city. Among the musical introduced to New York theater- cribes it well any SAWS episode in this same radio series Bhows in which she has been fea- as the hard-drinking Miss Hemlng played the role of goers bitter, tured are the Zlegfeld “Follies”, Capt Stanhopd of "Journey’s -[ol- a frontier mother. the “Three Musketeers", the “Des- young End," carries the leading role In Miss Heming made her American ert Song” and the "Chololate Sol- "Dangerous Corner.” Jean Dixon, Waterburian, whose funeral debut at the age of 12 in The late James L. Duncan, native STRAUSS dier’. Her screen career resulted stage best known for her characteriza- "Peter Pan”. “Three Faces East”. in D. C., was a visitor at the Democrat In three successes—"Viennese tions of the acidulous In was held today , “Within the Law” and “This Thing skeptic Hardware Co. Nlghtq”, "Golden Dawn”, and “June Moon” and “Once In a Life- on election November 8th. He in splendid health, Called Love” are among the Broad- office day, appeared “Bride of the Regiment.” co-stars with Kleth-John- 3#5 EAST MAIN ST. hits in which she has ap- time,” flashed the friendliest of smiles, the kind that made him a popular As her to the pro- way ston. Dial S-1103 contribution peared. She played with George in the 90 s gram Sunday evening, Miss Segal members of the cast among hundreds of friends and acquaintances early Arllss in the motion picture, “The Remaining 'figure will be heard in two selections— to be heard In the radio version of evidence of contenment with the and op- Man Who Played God. and manifested every present a number from the "Desert Song”, "Dangerous Corner" are Jane timism of the future. “I have come home to vote,” he remarked, "I and “My Hero” form the "Choco- Wheatley, Mary Servoss, Barbara late Soldier”. Robbins, Ridges and Cedi a or election in 38 years. Stanley haven't missed presidential congressional , the bland comic, 464 adti Holm. the A strange love story that starts a record for and of sincere appreciation of will again head the cast In this Motors WEAF KMocycl?* The radio What party loyalty with a wrong number and con* adaptation, prepared of revue which is written entirely'by New York by William S. Rainey, NBC produc- franchise of American citizenship. He thought nothing traveling tinues via telephone conversations himself. Others who will be heard tion manager, will be heard at to cast his vote. Some Elsie Hitz her latest dramatic over 300 miles, braving all sorts of weather, are Portland Hoffa, In, private life, gives 11:15 p. m., over an NBC-WEAF role over the WABC-Columbia net- 1:00—Bestor orchestra; Arthur Mrs Fred Allen; Charles Carllle, network. wouldn’t walk 300 feet to register their preference. They “The Voice.” It will Jarrett, songs. people today Ann Roy work In Magic wouldn’t vote. "Jim” tenor: Deaf, organist; and Satur- 1:30—Gill orchestra. would telephone for a free auto ride or they Jack Smart, be heard each Tuesday Atwell, spoqnerist; 8:15 m. EST. Miss Hitz 2:00—Football game. in his as a citizen was typical character actor, and an orchestra day at p. Duncan’s exercising right has leads In such radio 4:30—Children's program. 306 l" faithfulness under direction of Douis Katz- played WJ7TV a*. nature, in which was one of his outstanding traits. He dramatic as “Joe Paloo- 6:00—Leonard Lewis, songs. Not silence, but thcr> speaking let ci Kilocycles of his loyalty man. programs when the “Eno Crime Club,” “Mys- 6:16—Rhythm Boys, trio. Is It Is Alex* New York was a and a very capable actor. The old days ka,” voice, golden—when splendid singer and various others. 6:30—Tea Dansante. teries in Paris” andra Carlisle doing the I the Acme Dramatic club flourished and the first Sacred Heart church 6:45—Seckatary Hawkins— speaking She has 'been given the 1:3 0—Stokes/ orchestra. its work, r* 1330 Children's club. Just choir was the attention of the state by splendid American of Arts and 2:00—Fobtball game. attracting ^ Kilocycle* 6:00—Concert orchestra. Academy MANICURING Radio Guild Presents letters’ medal for good dic- 4:30—Concert orchestra. “Jim” Duncan was an outstanding figure, popular, pleasing, energetic, flartford 6:30—Eva Taylor, songs; South- gold I tion on the Though an 5:00—Swanee Serenaders. of service in failed to A LA MODE “Tartuffe” ernaires quartet. stage. eager and ambitious. His 38 years Washington Moiiere’s American Miss Carlisle was 5:45—Little Orphan Annie. B. wood citlxcn, in his home town. No Water- band fashion- 6:45—Arthur Reeve, Hey her 6:00—Little German band. tob him of an enthusiastic interest old, Let us give your 12:45—Army-Notre Dame.football Theodore born in England, made stage of a. sort that the satire Broun, speakers: with such 6:30—Dean Gleason L. Archer. could ever for a more able grooming game. Mollere’s “Tartuffe.” debut there and played burian on a visit to Washington hope hospitab^ to the j Webb, baritone; Eddie 6:45—Sims shows you “what’s what" 3:30—Rhythm Kings.. on hypocrites of the time prominent actors as James Welch orchestra. One senses the loss of a religious Dunham, organ. welcome than the one "Jim” Duncan gave. very finger-tips. 4:00—Spanish Serenade. will be produced and Sir Herbert Becrbohrm Tree. 7:00—To be announced. of Louis XIV, 7:00—Football scores. SKILLED .OPERATORS 4:30—George Halls Taft orches- Broadcasting com- For the nine ever since 7:16—Talk'— Merle Thorpe, friend in his passing. over National 7:06—Jane Froman, songs. past years, splendicf NO WAITING. gQ^ tra. the Radio Guild her to J. Elliott Jenkins, editor. pany networks by 7:15—Olsen’s orchestra. marriage Best In the City. 5:00—Eddie Duchin’s orchestra. its on Mon- of Miss Calisle has de- 7:30—Cuckoo program with Ray- as weekly presentation 7:45—The World Today—James , J 6:80—Skippy. November 28. serted the stage for society and mond Knight. Hot Oil 50c day. G. McDonald. 6:45—Tito Guizar, Mexican tenor. which the great French Miss Carlisle Is back on 8:00—Amrelcan Taxpayers Yes, sir. All roads lead to The play, 8:00—Archer Gibson, organ. politics. The battle of the century. 50c 6:00—The Funnyboners. and actor wrote for this Lady League. Shampoo dramatist 8:30—The Role of Congress— Broadway year, playing tomorrow afternoon. and Crosby grads 6:16—Riviera orchestra. at the court of Ver- Lebanon In “Criminal at Large.” 8:15—Weeks’s orchestra. Hamilton p^rk Wilby Wave 50c presentation William F. Willoughby. Finger 6:30—Eddie Dooley’s Football sailles at the request of the French 8:30—Road to Romany*. Gypsy in a benefit football game, the proceeds to go to the Milk 9:00—Concert orchestra. mingle Plain. 50c Dope. Is considered one of the music. is that John Facial, monarch, 10:00—Dance orchestra; Walter Fund. Just at the betting in newspaper circles 6:45—Jack Miller and orchestra. of drama. 9:00—To be announced. present Arch ...... 50c masterpieces O'Keefe. 50° *ow and “Chick” Eyebrow 7:00—Frederic W. Wile. will be heard over an U/IPPv» 9:80—Play: The Inspector Gen- of the Democrat sports department Kelley “Tartuffe”, 11:00—Bestor's orchestra; Arthur Meters Kilocycles Cluney Marcel and Bob Curl.. 50c 7:15—Harold Stern’s orchestra. network at 4:00 p. m., eral. the full two minutes that NBC-WJZ Jarrett, songs. Bridgeport and New Haven of the wail won’t last they a Voice. be directed Ver- 10:30—Three Jesters. opposing Hair 35c and 50c 7:45—Magic Pf EST,* and will by orchestra. is on reliable Cutting the radio 11:30—Whiteman's are credited With stating they will play. It reported 8:00—Abe Lyman’s orchestra. non Radcliffe, who made }0:46—Mathllde Harding, piano; 12:00—Ralph Kirbery, songs. 12:45—Football vs mercur- 8:15—Philadelphia Symphony or- game: Army Irene Harding, organ. that stores are laying in an extra supply of adaptation. 12:05 a. m.—Kahn’s orchestra. authority drug COUPON SPECIAL chestra. Harry Neville will play the part Notre Dame. 11:00—Red and Ramona, songs. etc, for bruised and arms. Inci- baritone. Malone 12:30—Lopez’s orchestra. 3:30—Rhythm Kings. Ro- ochrome, bandage, liniment, legs Choice of any two of Claire's 10:00—William O'Neal, of Tartuffe, and Florence 11:16—Lew White, organ; lYlo said be Institute. of Elmire, his wife. 4:00—Spanish Serenade. mantlque. a to forward passing attack is to 60c regular services for 75c 10:15—Public Affairs the part dentally Kelley Cluney the role of 840 880 4:30—Tea dance music. orchestra. details will or any three 50c regular 10:45—Vaughn de Leath. Charles Webster has 12:00—Denny in the machine. Fuller ■ the spark-plug Wilby grads services for $1.00. 11:00—Guy Lombardo's orchestra. Orgon. Others in the cast a» Hel- Meter* Wabc Kilocycle* 5:00—"Bob” Emery. 12:30 a. m.—Fisher’s orchestra. 5:15—The Fashion Parade. follow in edition. 11:30—California Melodies. en Lowell, Clarenoe Derwent, New York Monday’s GOOp FOR THIS and 5:30—News. ONLY. Wright Kramer, Sheila Hayes 282.8 h>*® SATURDAY 6:45—Tito Guizar, Mexican tenor. WTir to Helen Claire. 12:45 ■Football: Army-Notre Meters Kilocycles -to]- You must present coupon 710 6:00—•'The Funnyboners. above Dame.' Hartford obtain the specials. MetersSL WOR Kilocycles 6:16—Voice of the Trombone. the Dem’s editor is sick at her home and Please do not ask for spe- Newark :30—Rhythm Kings. Helen MurpTiy, society Serenade. 6:30—"Bob" Emery. cials without this coupon. :00—Spanish 12:20—Farm and Home forum. the room doesn’t seem the same minus her cheerful presence. Serenade. 6*4 6_N 6ws city :30—Spanish William Wile. 1:00—Blue Room Echoes—‘•Jo- to Worcester to see his 1:00—Krickott’s orchestra. :30—Hall’s orchestra. 7:00—Frederic John Gilmartin took his youngsters up today seph Blume, director. COMPLETE 1:V>—Home Singer. :00—Duchin’s orchestra. 7;15—Orchestra. Cross, its traditional rival, Boston col- Moore and Jolly Tars. 1:80—Merry Madcaps—Norman old Alma Mater. Holy engage ,1:46—To be announced. :30—Sklppy, sketch. 7:45—A1 PERMANENT WAVES Union program— 8:00—The Cloutier, director. Mrs Belleau and Marie Glasberg oi 4:30—Ariel Ensemble. 12:30—Farmers' 45—Tito tenor. Gossipers. lege, on the gridiron. Henry Home- Gulzar, Union 2:00—Football 5:00—Program resume. Josef Koestner’s trio. 8:15—Walk-a-thon, from game. 692 East Main street are the latest contributors to the Tower’s tinfoil ;00—Funnyboners 4:85—Silent. 5:05—Hawaiian Ensemble. Btc&dcrSt :15—Program resume. Square theater, Somervillp. Thanks folks. and Anne Course—Dr Thatch- Stokes’ orchestra. 8:30—To be announced. pile. It’s mounting every day. Billy 6:30—French 1:30—Harold : 20—Dance orchestra. er Clark. 2:00—Football game. 8:45—Negro Spirituals. «• Moore their Mr and Mrs “Tom Moore plenty to thinx : 30—Eddie Dooley’s Football kdka gave parents, 6:00—Uncle Don. 5: oo—Swanee Serenaders—Harold 9:00—Les Paradis dance band. was Dope. Meters Kilocycles about Thanksgiving day when the Wilby-Crosby football game ’3 '4 C; 30—Psychology talk. Stokes’ orchestra. 9:30—Rhythm Twins. :45—Female trio. Pittsburg a Frick. Orphan Annie. 9:45—News. Billy is an out-and-out Wilby fan, while Anne displays pref- Re*. Reg. 7:00—Sports—Ford 6:45—Little :00—Frederic William Wile. played. 97.50 *10.00 Hershfleld, humor- 6:00—Weather, temperature, 10:00—William O’Neal, tenor. how felt and Anne acted 7:16—Harry :15—Nelson’s orchestra. 6:00—Same as WJZ. erence for Crosby. You can imagine Billy review. 10:15—Columbia Public Affairs NO HIGHER ist. sports 45—The Magic CVolce. sketch. 6:80—Time; review. was returned the victor. orchestra. Billboard. Institute. shorts yhen neither team 7:30—Berger's 6:09—Kadlo : 00—Lyman’s orchestra. weather. orchestra. Pectoral Time. de Death, songs. 6:87—News; 8:00—Little Symphony 6:14—cherry : 15—Philadelphia Symphony or- 10:45—Vaughn 6:45—Bill and Alex of the Down- 9:00—Tito Coral' baritone. 6:15—News. 11:00—Guy Lombardo’s orchestra. -[o]- So- chestra. 7:00—Same as WJZ.' orchestra. 6:30—Laws, That Safeguard tenor. 11:30—St Moritz orchestra, j 9:15—Madrlguera L. : 00—William O’Neil, town Y M A. — Dean Gleason m.—Florito’s orchestra. Sheriff Nick Jameie is CLAIRE 9:45—Robison orchestra. ciety :15—Dr Glenn Frank. 12:00 Heard in prov- 7:15—Atknlson String Ensemble. passing. Deputy BEAUTY SHOPPE1 Goldthwaite, or- Archer. 12:80—Smith’s orchesta. 10:15—Chandler : 4 5—Vaughn de Death, songs. 7:80—Cobra, sketch. himself ambidextrous these days. In addition to maintaining 20 East Main 41 Soutb Main recital. Irish Minstrels. ing gan 6:45—O’Leary’s :00—Lombardo’s orchestra. 8:00-10:46—Same as WJZ. room he was called a court Brown Bldg .2nd Floor 10:45—Mildred Hunt, songs. 7:00—Time. orchestra. WAV TOO order in the court upon by superior contralto, : 30—Stern’s 379 10:45—Bradley Kincaid. Rooms 224227 11!00—Time; weather. 7:01—Alice O’Leary, orchestra. • act as an Vinnie :00—Florito's Meters Kilocycles review. recently to interpreter. Hop'kins orchestra. Oscar Elgart, violinist. YVU^ 11:00—Sport justice 11:02—Dance :30 a. m.—Smiths orchestra. Schenectady 11:15—News Reports. was home from St Mary’s at Emmetsburg, for the Thanksgiving 11:80—Woodworth orchestra. 7:16—Collegians quartet. :00—Dance orchestra. mission- Dial orches- 1J.-.20—Special program to Sirica is in where 4-9645 7:30—Raymond Knight, :30—Harrod’s orchestra. visiting Philadelphia, and Eddie, sketch. aries. ___ holidays. Johnny Open Every Evening -Til 8 p. m. tra. 6:00—Joe tenor. 12:20 a. m.—Messages to Dwellers he is the guest of Henry Pagliaro, who recently visited Johnny in 3:00—Barn dance. 6:15—^llly Rose, 6:30—Studio ensemble. of the Far North. won a at the at to Romany: Gypsy AtfOUT this Marie Cunningham turkey raffle g:jo—Road QUESTIONS scores. city. * 6:50—Football the ^Hamilton park pavilion Wednesday night. Tipper Van; Pickens Sisters! STARS 7:00—Same as WEAF. 9: Jo—Gus THE Relief Christian and Johnny Hartnett are proudly dis- Arden’s orchestra- 7:15—How Municipal Conley, Broney orchestra. Should Be Admlntstered- to the about town the bruises and cuts they sus- Mat 9:30—Cascade’s I. Daniels. playing boys 10:00—Gentlemen of the Press Q—How long have Peggy Al- Frederlck QESPomvr as WEAF. tained in shoving Holy Cross gridsters around the>mud of Yankee PEP 4 drama. lenby and John MvGovern been 7:80—Same posmotf " married? 8:00—Lady Fingers, pianists. Stadium last Saturday. The 0-0 score was a moral victory for the L 0:15-*-Orchestra. ’cello. Doesrws 10:45—News. A—Since January 33, 1932. 8:16—Bernard SUberg. Joe of the staff was as WEAF. boys. Feeney Crosby high STAMINA--VITALITY MAN HOLD 11:00—Time, weather, temper- Q—Is Jack Pearl married? 8:30-11:15—Same review. A—Yes. recital. a recent visitor at the Tower. A1 Drexler expected to catch ature; sports 11:15—Organ ? ^ Rich- as WEAF. 12:00—Jack Denny’s orchestra. Q—What fraternity doey 11:30—Same the Notre game in New York today. ... Joe Shore Chief Moon and what a. m.—Watkins’s orchestra. Dame-Army Twq 12:30—Time. ard Maxwell belong to, 12:80 is back in town after working the past three months in Hartford college did he attend? Bitter Oil worries A—Wears a Phi Beta Kappa eleven Inches tall, has blond hair Bill Sullivan renewed with And Adam Apple, wh« and Manchester. acquaintances Is pleased key won at Kenyon college, Stop playing the “weak •later” for the networks, highly character actress on the Democrat staff this week. Bill is now are Ohio. *"0—WTio^a'tbe his former co-workers —a healthy body la your herit- that radio llsteners Gambler, Claudlne of on WJZ, Monday's at 12:15 a. m.7 in Hartford. Clarence age. Do not be deprived of It have worry along with Q—is Macdonald a seminarian at St Thomas’ Hadley Radio Review mar- A—Ebie Mae Gordon. chiming In every _mlnuteo. the Woman’s for h£teen are old is Frank Parker, was down from Springfield Turkey day. Start Taking Chief Two Radio experts In New York ried? q—How four ^ and Is he married? taking even money bets that -lol- Moon Bitter Oil will are Molasses ’n’ Janu- A—Twenty-six and single. To-day clgaret manufacturers Q—Who January and where were they born? is all to take the Take It according to programs by ary, Fraternal news.- ..Teddy Carrington ready faithfully sponsoring A—Molasses is by JPlc beard over NBC networks from vou will bo wall played directions and 5th. who in New York. It's Alwyn Bach, win- He the Putsic Friars shortly. 'Ware, Teddy. Early WinrV For Six months the sons Malone was horn Dallas, plunge. joins rewarded. the past of the medal in 1980. out the THE UmtOF X Galla- Texas. January Is Pat Padgett, ner diction LaUier, former star basketball player, has dropped of of the famous comedians, the National Wilby Prepared Only by MEASUCEMEHT have been born in Bogard, Ga. who has rejoined gher and Shean, quietly announc- ... old is "Hot-cba” Card- company’s Bona-Doms. 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