^ By J. B. Williams OUR BOARDING HOUSE ... with ... CAROLINA BEACH OUT OUR WAY Major Hoonl Today’s Radio Programs Me, HM! SO WACKlNGTON is HALL DEDICATED lSTER,BUTDO Rg? STALKING ME,TOOX'LL S' 1400 KC □ KNOW THAT BIG UANE TO SHADOW-80* MV WMFD Wilmington STRICH HOOPLE WAV OUT OF THIS w I Debate. ^ DILEMMA/ )>( -run ^ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21 2:15—Demonstration the Bev. J. A. 3:00—Transradio News. HO PERCHES IN Tcu, Ss 1:30—Family Altar, Museum of Art. Building Affords Complete Sullivan. 3.15—Wilmington HAT SECOND G 1 Dance. VCTr'S DOT ? HOOBLE? ro White and Blue Network. 3:30—Let’s Facilities Yto f :45—Red, 3:55—Transradio News. Recreation 1:00—European News Boundup. 3USE?X'\JE BEEN DOT'S A FUNNY NAME 4:0O—National Council of Teachers. °c *:10—News from our Capital. Views the News. Men iSm TO PUT THE la HAW HAW /-m, MV Clock. 4:15—Monitor Fo rService NO, FRIEND U Tin 8:15—Musical 4-30—Piano Ramblings—H. W. Lee. 8:55—A. P. News. IUMB ON HIM FOR X NEFFER HEARD OF 4:45—First Army Maneuvers. {'} HIM' 9:00—Interlude. P. News. NO DAVS/«~I>vJE Breakfast Club. 4:55—A. The new dining-hall and recrea- 9:15—The 5:0O—Adventure Stories. 9:30—News. tent of the Carolina Beach 9:45—The Breakfast Club. 5:15—Secret City. tional Cross 5:30—Lone Ranger. 10;00—American Bed program. recreational area was dedicated News with Helen Hiett. 6:00—The Cadets. [0:15—Today’s and Abner. 10:30—Let’s Dance. 6:15—Lum Thursday night with a dinner serv- Presents. 6:30—Let’s Dance. 11:00—Prescott STAB-NEWS ON members of the 11:15—Viennese Ensemble. 6:55—WILMINGTON ed for organiza-- Cook. THE AIB. 11:30—Travelling Announced. tion’s staff, their wives and ladies. 11:45—Andrini Contentales. 7:00— To Be 12:00—Hi Jinks on the Blue. 7:15—Radio Magic. The menu consisted of roast tur- accuse Sam. 7:30—Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestra. 12:15—Singing Edward Tomlin- Irish can- 12:30—National Farm and Home Hour. 8:00—Commentary by key, dressing, potatoes, son. 1:15—Between the Bookends. and all the trimmings Hour. 8:15—Jose Bethencourt. died yams 1:30—Best and STAR NEWS 8:30—Romance Rhythm. to make a I -40—WILMINGTON and Allen. needed Thanksgiving THE AIR. 9:00—Burns ON Presents. Summary. 9:30—Pied Piper, jr., day dinner complete. The dessert 1:45—News News and Commentator. 50—Sunshine Stork Club. 9-55—A. P. 1 Orchestra. strawberries and fresh 1:55—Interlude. 10:00—Rochester Civic was fresh 10:30—New-B Here and Abroad. 2:00—Meditation Period, the Rev. J. watermelons. A. Sullivan. 10:45—Ted Steele. Entertainment following the din- ner included dancing, bingo and OVER NATIONAL NETWORKS special musical features. — FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21 9:00—Abe Lyman & Waltzes nbc-red The dining room will be operat- Anti-Crime — nbc-blue Eastern Standard P, M.—Subtract One Qgng Busters, the of — cbs ed under jurisdiction Ralph Hour for C8T., 2 Hrs. for MT. The Friday Night Playhouse Heatter — mbs-basic Rollins where soldiers the (Changes in program as listed due to Gabriel Speaks visiting — mbs last minute network corrections.) 9:15—Dancing Music Orchestra area will be able to any- —nbc-red purchase t :00—It’s Strictly from Dixie—nbc-red 9:30—Uncle Walt’s Doghouse — from a 15-cent breakfast to — nbc-blue thing The Cadets Quartet nbc-blue-east Michael and Kitty, Drama — Stories of Adventure — nbc-blue-west The First Nighter Drama cbs-basic a $1.50 steak, according to Capt. Edwin C. Hill’s Comment—cbs-basic Songs in the Wind Prog. — cbs-west Leo S. officer — Jobe, commanding Chicago Ensemble — cbs-west Milt Berle & Chas. Laughton mbs .^eolian — of the area. Comment from Richard Eaton — mbs 9:55—Ginny Sims for Five Mins. cbs 1:10—Five Minutes of News — cbs-east Five Min. News Broadcast—nbc-blue The recreation tent will be equip- 1:15—Melodic Strings; News — nbc-red 10:00—Aviation Drama Series—nbc-red ped with all the latest magazines, Dancing Music Orch. — nbc-blue-east Rochester Civic Orchest. — nbc-blue — — local as well as out-of-the state Secret City, Serial nbc-blue-west Hollywood Premiere and Guests cbs LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE His — Her( Hedda Hopper, Hollywood cbs-basic Billy Soose vs. Ken Overlin Bout—mbs newspapers, various table-games, from the — nbc-red Capers Keyboard—cbs-Dixie 10:30—Studio X and Variety a combination radio and — phono- 1:30—Joan Benoit, Soprano nbc-red Commentary; Ted Steele — nbc-blue — room and The Lum and Abner Serial nbc-blue Roger Baldwin Talk; News—cbs-east graph, piano, reading — DIDNT — PHAW! AND Frank Parker’s Program cbs-basic A1 Pearce Gang in repeat cbs-west writing tables. AIN’T^ T — TO AND ARE Burl Ives and His Song cbs-Dixie 11:00—News for 15 Mins.—nbc-red-east WE AU. HIS FRIENDS?! I IN THAT HOLE TRAP’EM? I RIGHT. f SEE* AND® — Program from Chicagoans cbs-west Fred Waring’s repeat — nbc-blue-west WE WAS ONLY DOIN’ | I DIDNT HE OUTWIT THtMREPTILES I BULL GALLAGHER- 1 ME HEAR No mok — mbs-west — is due Jack Armstrong repeat. Dancing Music Orchestra nbc-blue “Howling of the wind” to IT PER HIM-IT I I AND THEIR PIZEN GAS? AND I I ADMIT HES BELITTLIN' Trio — nbc-red — ] from B:45—The Three Suns, Mel Allen Talks Football cbs-basic the change of pitch, as wind passes DIDN’T HE THIN EMPTY TH WATER I TH BEST Lowell News — nbc-blue-bas. WAS HlS"WORK WE I-I ALL-AROUND) ANY OF YE-„ Thomas, Dance Orchest.; News (3 hrs.)—mbs cracks and crevices — — at LIKE YED Tom Mix in repeat nbc-blue-west 11:15—Features from Music nbc-red through WAS DOIN’— JH I FROM TH' MINE DUMP I MAN I EVER SAW- I GRAB YER TOOK — World War News for Today cbs Dancing Music; News — nbc-blue-cbs varying vejocities. Jm. ■ A BUCKET? DIDN’T HE? _' AND LETS BF Captain Midnight repeat — mbs-west 3:00—F. Waring’s Time — nbc-red-east Jean Cavall and His Song — nbc-blue Amos and Andy’s Sketch — cbs-basic Fulton Lewis, Jr. & Comment — mbs Broadcast — nbc-red THIS CURIOUS WORLD 7:15—Europe War * Dr. Caldwell Radio Magic — nbc-blue Lanny Ross and His Song — cbs-basic Here’s That Morgan Program — mbs 7:30—Grand Central Station — nbc-red Dancing Music Orchestra — nbc-blue POG-V, — MENHADEN, A1 Pearce and His Gang cbs-east — WHITE Dancing Music Orchestra cbs-west BONy-FISH, The Lone Ranger, Drama — mbs-east FISH, MOSSBUNKER, 8:00—Lucille Manners, Orch. — nbc-red BUGFISH — AUEWIFE, Commentator; Dance nbc-blue-east Auction Block Quiz — nbc-blue-west AND FAT-BACK. Kate Smith’s Hour for Variety — cbs 1 — U6EO Mexico News; J. Crowley Talk mbs NAMES ! IN 8:30—By Information Please—nbc-red VARIOUS Romance and Rhythm. Or—nbc-blue LOCALITIES Proudly We Hail, for Defense — cbs FROA\ Dancing Music Orchestra — mbs-east AAAIME TO A The Lone Ranger repeat — mbs-west FLORIDA M — WASH TUBBS Wash Cram 8:55—Elmer Davis and Comment cbs FOR THE JP Forgive Her, By Roy f7{ I

If/ an’ WOT'6 MORE , IT WAS TH’ FIRST EXCITEMENT \ ■> ! [ THERES BEEN IN’ McKEE INDUSTRIES FOR FORTY ^f£RRV'DEAB"' RELIGION HIGH 1 am* X MISSED REALLY 1 AM.' IF WU V YEARS— IT! I MISSED 1---£•' ■- FEEL _ EVERYTHING!1 ITS >0USPATRIOTIC DUTY TO HELP EASY AMONG SOLDIERS COMBAT SABOTEURS I WON’T INTERFERE Camp Davis Chaplain Re- COPR. mi BY NEA SERVICE. INC..T.M. REG. U. S. PAT. OFF. port Shows Widespread AVERAGE Call For Pastoral Aid PERSON WASTES 20 PER CENT Camp Davis’ Army chaplains’ OF/A monthly report, released Thurs- Potato IN /T/ day, shows that religion definitely sol- is on the list of the average J dier’s wants, possibly even more so than when he is at home. With 14 chaplains on active duty GASOLINE ALLEY ' The Pump Is Workin; at the camp during October, there were 37,990 chaplain-soldier con- tacts of a religious or pastoral nature made in the 30-day period, an average of better than one and one-half contacts for each of the K9 'WHAT MUSICIANS WERE soldiers in the camp. 20,000 OM.LECV "THE MAD g • There were 133 morning services AWJSICIAN J* "PAGANINI or TrtE PIANO" «* BABA" and masses held with a total of | « WALTZ KING " 4 10,894 persons. The average at- tendance at these services was 81.9 ANSWER: Beethoven, Liszt, Haydn, Johann Strauss. persons. The Protestant chaplains held 46 Communion services with a total DAILY CROSSWORD m attendance of 904 communicants. ACROSS 3. A gem 24. Boats pro- lilCI There were 14 prayer meetings 1. Gear tooth 4. Definite pelled by held with 31.7 persons in attend- 4. Greek letter article sail ance at each service. Instruction 7. Medieval 5. Helps 25. Beige classes totaled 43 with 2,135 per- story 6. Unsettled 28. Flock sons present. 8. Cue 7. A continued 30. Bundle of 10. The hospital and guard-house Cut off story sticks 11. Old visits totaled^ 361 with 7,085 patient Norse 9. Domesti-’ 31. Excuses contacts made by chaplains. works eating 32. Ridge near 13. Smoothes, 10. Surplus water’s ISafpsiiiiii There were 663 interviews In as feathers 12. Marsh surfac IbIoInIeIsBsIe.Ie1dM which the with grass chaplains spoke 15. Covered 14. Tree of 34. Male bees n-2i B87 soldiers. ft with stars apple family 35. Safe- Yesterday’s Answer THE GUMPS To Be Or Not To The took or led chaplains part 16. Sloths 18. Hindu breakers 43. Silkworm fa) 45 civilian services. 17. Goddess of garment 37. Large nets 45. ~ ~ The Homan Catholic Learning chaplains dawn 22. Terrible 41. Boundary 47. Skill held 19 confession periods with an 19. Spanish hero simpleJTvjcul^efok.^^ average of 30 confessions made. 20. Sun god The figures for the Jewish chap- 21. Buying lain are not complete at this time. and selling H However, several important serv- 23. Otherwise ||k ices have been held. 26. Structure The chaplains officiated at eight over water baptisms. They conducted six mar- 27. Alas (Ger.) riage ceremonies and held two fu- 29. Anger 30. neral services for military person- More just nel. 33. Whirlpool 36. There were several convoys led Attracts 38. Music note by the chaplains on each Sunday 39. to the churches of Wil- Tomcat evening 40. mington and the vicinity. English river There were 190 miscellaneous 41. Record of activities attended by chaplains which some contacts ship’s voyage In 7,574 were 42. made with soldiers and civilians. Hautboy 44. Arranging methodically Vast Rashmore Memorial 46. Coronet 48. Alaskan city Carving Now Completed (poss.) BRICK BRADFORD 49. Mix By William Ritt and Clarence RAPID CITY, S. D., Nov. 20.— 50. Goddess of discord W)—Fourteen years after the first I MUST GET THEY HAVE SEEN MY 51. Perched Umo'lESCSIiHE fi/j granite was blasted from Mount THE SURGEONS SIGNAL NOW TO 52. Established Rushmore’s face, Superintendent SOMEHOW, BUT GET BRICK TO Lincoln Borglum ftoday formally I CANNOT CARRY QUICKLY DOWN CAMP, AS announced completion of final work HIM UP THAT ■ AS POSSIBLE 1. Caverns 7 on the Memorial’s great sculptured "7 CLIFF / 2. Curved heads. The last of $836,000 the Federal molding for carv- government appropriated CRYPTOQUOTE—A ing the huge images of Washing- cryptogram quotation ton, Jefferson, Lincoln and Theo- OCV GLWCVPO PXLM, LD T A W T M O L» dore Roosevelt has been expended, ANVPO Borglum said, and the last work- KSOVJ, ZGXJTWVP OCVfGS man of the crews that work began QVVJP — ZMTOSGWC. in 1927 has been laid off. Yesterday’s Cryptoquote: OUR VIRTUES ARE MOST FRE- The high Guiana forests, which QUENTLY BUT VICES DISGUISED—LAROCHEFOUCAULD. J eover more than half of Venezuela, Distributed by King Feature* Syndicate, Inc, »ield 600 species of wood