By J- B* Williams OUR BOARDING HOUSE . .. with .. Major Radio 93RD RADIO SHOW OUT OUR WAY Hoo^ Today’s Programs §M HELLO, MR. WACKlNGTON-**-' VOU DON'T SAV/~~ wiTT^ SLATED TONIGHT 8m t SUPPOSE VOU1 RE CARRV- JsyA THERE’S MO HURpy x" YM WMFD Wilmington 1400 KC i®Si INS A NOOSE FOR THE. GUESS MIND IF x l/A STEP IN AND NOV. *5 2:3C—Ii to the Light. W lNVENTOR,TOO./‘—MJELL, PITCH YM TUESDAY, T of Horn. Altar, the Rev. J. A. 2:45—In Care Aggie In OFF LAST ES CAMP? 7:30—Family 3:0ft—Transradio News. Professional Entertainers m ME SHOVED HE'LL PROBlV Sullivan. WA x, ._. 3:15—W. P. A. FOR V BE BACK 7:45—Red, White and Blue Network. Program. EVENING A LITTLE IN TIME 3:30—Let’s Dance. Life Featured On / For W 8:00—European News Roundup. Civil W, TRIP ON THE J 1 H|S BEANS from our Capital. 3:55—Transradio News. FISHING THIS -/ffi 8:10—News 4:15—Monitor Views the News. 8.15—Musical Clock. Aircast M BRAHMAPUTRA RIVER \ \ 4:30—Piano — H. W. Variety EVENING/ ~J7/ 8:55—A. P. News. Bamblings Lee. 4:45—First Maneuvers. 9:00—The Breakfast Club. Army Dennis. 4:55—A. P. News. 10:00—Clark all-star variety show is to be News with Helen Hiett. 5:0ft—Adventure Stories. An 10 15—Today’s Tuesday 10:30—Let’s Dance. 5:15—Secret City. broadcast over WMFD Dramas. 11:00—Prescott Presents. 5:30—Front Page night at 7 by the 93rd CA, Camp Esemble. 5:45—T. B. Christmas Seal Sale. 11 ;15—Viennese Davis. Featured on the program 11:30—Streamline Journal. 6:00—Escorts and Betty. who have performed 12:00—Betty Randall. 8:15—Lum and Abner. are soldiers 12:15—Singing Sam. 6:30—Let’s Dance. professionally in civilian life. Matinee. 4:00—Club 6:55—WILMINGTON STAR NEWS in the all-soldier cast is 12:30—National Farm and Home Hour Included ON THE AIR. of the original 1:15—Between the Bookends. Dale Osborne, one 7:00—93rd Coast"' heard 1:30—Rest Hour. Artillery Camp Dixie Ramblers. Also to be 8TAE NEW* Davis. 1 -40—WILMINGTON Norlin A. Hardt, arranger ON THE AIB. 7:30— Hotel Taft Orchestra. is Sgt. Hardt, 1:45—News Summary. 8:00—The Treasury Hour. for the 93rd CA band. Sgt. 1:50—Sunshine Stork Club. 9:00—96th Coast Artillery — Camp is well-known to Wilming- Davis. a pianist, 1:55—Interlude. .. _ _ Davis audiences for 2:00—Meditation Period, the Rev. J. 9:30—NBC Symphony Orchestra. ton and Camp A. Sullivan. 10:30—News Here and Abroad. his exceptional l-epertQire of popular 10:45—First 2:1"—'.Vhi'pering Rhythm. Plano Quartet. music. Others on the show are Luther OVER NATIONAL NETWORKS King, whb has played the harmonica for numerous square dance groups NOVEMBER 25 8:30—Horace Heidt TUESDAY, and Quiz—nbc-red Gordon Bogenberger, — in Michigan; Eustehn Standard P. M.—Subtract One Bob Burns, Arkansas Traveler cbs Ned — featured in pre- Hour for C8T., 2 Hrs. for MT. Jordon, The Secftt Agent mbs piano accordionist, 8:55—Elmer Davis and Comment — cbs re- in as listed due to vious programs and repeated by (Changes programs 8:00—Battle of Sexes & Quiz—nbc-red last minute network corrections.) ; Albert O’Neil, professional The Famous Jury Trials — nbc-blue quest 5:45—Escorts & Betty Vocal — nbc-red We. the People, Guest Program—cbs “square-dance fiddler.” — Serial nbc-blue-east — The Tom Mix Gabriel Heatter Comment mbs-bas. This is one in a series — program \V. Van Dyne Song nbc-blue-west 9:15—News of London; Musical — mbs — ebs of regular Tuesday night broadcasts The Ben Bernie Variety Show 9:80—Fibber McGee & Molly—nbc-red Captain Midnight’s Serial — mbs-east NBC Orchestra—nbc-blue by the 93rd CA. IN / Symphonq COME _ — ©KAY, 6:00—The Rhythmaires Ore. nbc-red to Nation — cbs ^ Weekly Reports the ? COPW. 1941 BY HEA INC. T. M. — L D'D VOU BRING PAJAMAS SERVICE. Dinning Sisters Song nbc-blue-east Alfred Wallenstein Sinfoinetta — mbs Stories of Adventure—nbc-blue-west 10:00—Bob Hope and Variety—nbc-red Periods—ebs Hoover Cabinet-Member Two News Broadcasting Glenn Miller and Hit Orchestra — cbs — mbs News; Dance Music Orchestra Raymond Gram Swing Speaks — mbs and News—nbc-red And Wife Blaze 6:15—Rhythmaires 10:15—Public Affairs Guest Talks—cbs Escape LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE — Thunderbolt Rhumba Dance Band nbc-blue-east Spotlight Bands. Dance Tunes — mbs Ex^ — “Secret Serial nbc-blne-west — City” 10:S0—Rdd Skelton and Co. nbc-red — — ebs TRENTON, Mo., Nov. 24.— Wt Dorothy Kilgallen on Broadway News Comment; T. Steele—nbc-blue / — nbc-red — of 8:30—Patti Chapin Singing Juan Arvizu k His Song Time cbs Arthur M. Hyde, Secretary Agri- IT A DAY 05 /ER-WELL. I AM? WELL. YOU — BLAST ALL', NOTHING YES-TAKE SE^V The Bum and Abner Serial nbc-blue — ( Fulton Lewis, Jr. on Defense mbs culture in the Hoover cabinet, and f ^ I ANNIE--BUT l BOMBER THATLL BE THE — ebs WANTED TO GET MUCH WE MORE BY CAR OUT OF BUT THOUGHT 1 A Bob Edge Talk. Outdoor Sports 10:45—Late War News Broadcast — cbs CAN — mbs-west Mrs. Hyde escaped through their PLAN TO START PLANE? SUREST AND Jack Armstrong’s repeat Grand Rapids Schubert Club — mbs AWAY TODAY-BUT I DO ABOUT THIS ISOLATED PLACE YOU WERfrfTGOIN FASTEST 8:45—The Three Suns, Trio — nbo-red 11:00—News for 15 mins.—nbc-red-mbs bedroom window today after fire FLYING CONDITIONS IT, l FEAR- TO THE RAILROAD MAIN BACK TO THE FROM THE PLANT- B-B-BUT I WAY TO GET WHERE Talk — nbc-blue-bas. Dowell Thomas Fred Waring’s repeat—nbc-red-west in their home barred their exit ARE SAY- MAYBE ITU- LINE-FOUR OR FIV/E PLANT NOW—I —ON ONE OF DONT (M GOING—ON THAT-- Mix in — nbc-blue-west BAD.THEY Tom repeat Dancing Music—nbc-blue & cbs-basic OUR — — ebs through a door. Firemen awakened OH. WELL" MAKE CLEAR UP DAYS BACK TO THE THOUGHT YOU WERE/ BRAND-NEW UNDERSTANI -ER LITTLE War and World News of Today Parade of News. Dramatical — mbs “ ] repeat — mbs-west them. Their nine-room house was THE BEST OF IT- PLANT. THAT WAY- GOIN'ON A BOMBERS-- VACATION- Captain Midnight 11:15—Music, Dance A News—nbc-cbs S/ ^ J:00—F. Waring's Time—nbc-red-east 11:30— News and Dancing Till 2 — mbs destroyed. 3 TRIP- Easy Aces, Drama Serial — nbc-blue [VACATION — Amos and Andy’s Sketch cbs-basic T Fulton Lewis, jr. & Comment — mbs 2:i,pv_war News from Europe—nbc-red Mr. Keen, Dramatic Serial — nbc-blue Lanny Ross & His Songs — cbs-basic THIS CURIOUS WORLD Here’s That Morgan Program — mbs 1:30—0. Burns, Gracie Allen—nbc-red I Vincent Lopez & Orches. — nbc-blue Second Husband. Helen Menken—ebs Arthur Hale’s News Comment — mbs ■! :45—Jack Stevens Sports—mbs-basie 8:00—Johnny Presents, Orch.—nbc-red The Treasury Hr. Variety—nbc-blue Are You a Missing Heir? Drama—ebs To Be Announced (30 min.) — mbs 8:15—Comment by Jim Crowley — mbs NEW ‘ B PACK’ WASH TUBBS Can’t You See, Wash? By Roy Craw FORMED AT BEACH THE WHOLE TOWNS TALKIW6.' \ f heawens, mo, wash: .thetowhs too David Liles Announces Or- YOU WARNED ME NEVER TO MENTION ) ,T?0,£^WENr,,lfEAay' Other ganization ; Boy A Man-made ^peair.* 1 Scout News FOUND EMBEDDED IN THE FORE LIMB OF AN UN* Jj .AMXTOExAaIM?/^^ EARTHED MAMMOTH, NEAR. CLOVIS. NEW MEXICO/ ! PROVES DEFINITEIY THAT ^AN LIVED ON EARTH 1 A new Cub Pack for boys under DURING. THE TIME. OF THESE HAIRY <3lANTS. Ijl limit for Cub the age Scouting, COP*. 1*t «Y KEA tnvicc me. Pack 21 of Carolina Beach, has T. 14. R'C. U. S. .AT. Off. \2UJ£> been organized, it was. announced Monday by Scout Executive David I L. Liles. MANS A. H. Eskridge is cub master of WEIGHT IS MAD* UP the new and Mrs. J. R. pack OF APPROXIMATELY Brewer, Mrs. T. B. Schley, Mrs. J. M. Thomas and Mrs. Eskridge PER CENT Paul SUPPOG77A/6 are den mothers. Wallace is ALLEY den chief. *RAM£iuO&C/ GASOLINE (skeleton Cubs who have qualified to enter AND the pack are William Thomas, CONNECTIVE Charles Bordeaux, Roy Klutz, Wal- TISSUE) lace Aman, Jessie Schley, Travis Eskridge, David Brewer and Ro- bert Berkebile. We USE INK. BLOTTERS- I TO KEEP INK .. Fifteen more Carolina Beach FROM SLOTTING* boys are studying the Bob cat 8»V* WILLARD HOLBERT, test in order to qualify at the £_ H4t ^TUReiS^UTHORKOTA. Pack meeting tonight. Dens 1 and 2 of Pack 24 continue to do good work, Mr. Liles reports. Mrs. Robert Asheworth was re- DAILY CROSSWORD cently appointed den mother of den 2, succeeding Mrs. W. H. ACROSS DOWN 22 Sums of Myrah who will devote her full 1. Kind of 1. Endeavors money time to Den 1. poem 2. Thii) metal 23; Ax handle 5. 26. Scout troop 31 was recently in- Elevator disk Beverage •pected for the annual roll call cages 3. Anger 28. Cereal grass 9. Game and inventory and made a credit- of 4. Confers 30. Small pits able showing. chance 5. Marine shells 31. Young 10. Curved Troops 3, 60,, 61 and 64 are 6. Grow old rowdy •tudying pigeon raising and have molding 7. Peruses 32. Center of 11. requested pairs of homing pigeons Frequently 8. Continued an apple 12. for training purposes. The council, Approaches stories 33. Swords 14. through the courtesy of American 11. Musical 34. Metal George Yerterday’a Answer THE GUMPS Steams, now has pigeons avail- poet drama 35. Snare 15. able for troops who qualify to Baglike part 13. State flower 37. Possessor 42. Dismay handle them. 17. Perish of Utah of a note 47. Self Sea Scout Ship 10 will meet in 18. Sea eagle 16. Chills and 40. Capital of 49. Any fruit Pauls Lutheran church Tuesday 19. Exclamation fever Egypt drink 20. at 7:30 p. m. with Skipper David Droop in the L. Lilies. middle The Scout leadership training 21. Right (abbr.) school, held weekly at the Delgado 22. To blush school has reached the half-way 24. Behold mark and continued interest being 25. Shrewd 27. Bitter manifested in the courses in cub- vetch 29. Half bing scoutmastership and emer- ems 30. gency service which are offered. Soar 31. Another techincolor scout motion Possessed 32. Lids picture in sound will be shown at the school Monday night to which 35. Sign of the public is invited. infinitive 1 It «uPsS£§jSJl^Ki A large number of scouts assist- 36. Push ed the police in handling Armist- 38. Close to 39. ice day traffic. More recently, the Fabulous scouts and cubs together distri- bird buted 10,000 handbills to homes 41. Swedish coin 42. Simian in the city urging the voters to register for the bond election. 43. Feminine name 44. Zodiacal sign Mate Of 45. Kind of cake Murdered Wife BRICK BRADFORD William Ritt and Clarence 46. Worked By G«| Stabs Suspect In Court diligently 48. Part of coat LUFKIN, Tex., Nov. 24.— UR — 50. Solicit Mott Floqmory, 70-year-old negro, earnestly was stabbed fatally today after he 51. Jewish was brought into District court to month be tried on a charge of murdering 52. Area of Mrs. Roy Morehouse. waste land The husband of the white woman 53. Snaky fishes surrendered to officers, and Sher-' iff H. C. Billingsley said charges would be filed against him. CRYPTOQUOTE—A cryptogram quotation was thrown into The courtroom OVRZS LZTCACGC AT GUP MZJPS ?K an uproar and a section of negro spectators fled quickly. There was CPRK-SPLZOPSW — PXPSCZT. no other disorder. DEFEATS Mrs. Morehouse, pretty bride of Yesterday's Cryptoquote: THERE ARE SOME MORE TRIUMPHANT THAN VICTORIES—MONTAIGNE. a few weeks, was found slain in her farm home. Floumory was ar- Distributed by Kjr.g Features Syndicate. Inc. rested about a week late* 3