Radio DA IS OFFICERS OUT OUR WAY By J. B. Williams OUR BOARDING HOUSE .. with . . . Major HooPie Today’s Programs i-*" ^ ' r kuow whut yo’re im stiffVs N/well ,x don't M WE WANT TO TIP YEAH, WHEN ¥THANKS— A- LAUGH IU’ AT / DLL ADMIT Y TIME, COWBOSSI BLAME THE YOu'<^f IET PROMOTIONS TIMERS! JULIET—THERE'S H, HE'S BROKE ¥ ALWAYS BEEN AN V WMFD 1400 KC X LOOK LIKE A HOG I SPENT TWO OLD OFF, ^ Wilmington HERDER MONTHS IM IITHIMKI’D A WILD ANIMAL IN THE M HE SETS EASY TARGET Dance. AM’I’M A-GOIM’ ) Blue Network. 4:30—Piano Ramblings—H. TRYIN)’ TO BE COWBOVS NIOVJ IE YOU SECTIOM HAWD YOU'RE HARD OF HEAR- MEN, INHERITED FROM News 4:45—Club Matinee—A. P. News. | j J[ 8:00—European Roundup. THAW IN) CABARETS I SIT OUE O' THAW A AND START TALKING ) WOMEN fA 8:10— News from our 5:00—Adventure Stories. Lieutenant-Colonel |NG GRANDPA,WHO jHWq Capital. THEM SILK CABARET |( ( ^ 8:15—The Ross Sisters. 5:15—Secret City. TRYIU’ T’LOOK LIKE / J AND W A . > ABOUT S MADE HOBBY IT A 8:30—Musical Clock. 5:30—Lone Ranger. COWBOYS' y\ SHIRTS IU TH’ COWBOY.' J THEftjsjpfe^/-^-/ BET? The War has an- 1 «s\ OT FINANCING •8:55—A. P. News. 6:00—Confidentially Yours. Department BRUSH SOU y 1/ JAPS/— T.\^ CHILDREN) Over ~~ \ Over Britain. 6:15—Lum and Abner. nounced the promotion to the rank HAVE TO GO 9:00—Sky i .\ Yj ■ HIS MEMORY 9:15—The Breakfast Club. 6:30—Let's Dance. of Lieutenant-Colonel of two Camp 6:55—WILMINGTON STAR NEWS r ) <;p^f\AUKE/j-(^PERPETUALT,HlOOKEDli 9:30—News. officers, Emmor G. j 9:45—The Breakfast Club. ON THE AIR. Davis Major 10:00—Interlude. 7:00—Jean Cavall. Martin and Major William H. Ken- 10:15—Today’s News with Helen Hiett. 7:15—Radio Magic. dall. 7:30—Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestra. 10:30—Let’s Dance. Col. Martin, who came to Camp 11:00—Travelling Cook, Richard Kent. 8:00—Inter American Curtural Rela- in was born 11:15—Andrini Continentales. tions. Davis February, 1941, 11:30—Prescott Presents. 8:15—Jose Bethencourt. in Georgia and is now a resident 12:00—Southernaircs. 8:30—Three Ring Time. of Florida. He graduated from Sam. 9:00—Burns and Allen. 12:15—Singing West Point in 1925 and has been 12:30—National Farm and Home Hour. 9:30— Pied Piper jr„ Presents. 1:15—Between the Bookends. 9:55—A. P. News and Commentator. graduated from the Coast Artillery 1:30—Rest Hour. 10:00—Parade of Business. School and the Command and Gen- 1:35—Sunshine Stork Club. 10:15—Rochester Philharmonic Orches- eral Staff School. He is now camp 1:40—WILMINGTON STAR NEWS tra. ON THE AIR. 10:30—News Here and Abroad. Plans and Training Officer. 1:45—War News. 10:45—Ted Steele. Col. Kendall is a Texan whose 2:00—Meditation Period, Rev. J. A. ^ home is in Protland, Oregon. He Sullivan. FRIDAY, JAN. 9 of the 2:15—To Be Announced. Eastern Standard P. M. was a member West Point 2:30—Washington Calling. (Alterations in program as listed class of -1924 and has a so been 3:00—Transradio News. due entirely to changes by net- from the Coast Art. graduated Artillery ^ 3:15—Wilmington Museum of words). School and the Command and Gen- eral Staff School. He is at present Plans and Training Officer of the OVER NATIONAL NETWORKS Barrage Balloon Training center. from Dixie—nbc-red 9:30—Uncle Walt’s Doghouse — nbc.red ^ 6:00—It’s Strictly

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— Edwin C. Hill’s Comment — cbs-basic CBS Concert Orchestra cbs-Dixie Chicago Dance Orchestra — cbs-west Russell Bennett & Notebook — mbs Recreation Official — T. M. REC. U. S.>AT. OFF. — mbs Sims tor Five Mins. THE1 MEM ABOUT TOWM /-& Comment from Richard Eaton 9:55—Ginny cbs V COPR. m2 BY NEA SERVICE. INC. J THAT INC: T. S. Minutes of News — cbs.west Five Min. News Broadcast — nbc-blue 6:10—Five — — Jan. 8. M 6:15—Melodic Strings; News — nbc-red IS :00—Aviation Drama Series nbc.red FAYETTEVILLE, — — Dancing Music Orch. — nbc-blue-e.-st Columbia’s Concert Orchestra cbs R. C. Robinson, of Richmond, — — Baer mbs “Secret City” Serial nbc-blue.w< st Joe Louis vs. Buddy Va., was named today field rec- LITTLE — ORPH AN ANNIE— cbs-bas. — “School For Hedda Hopper, Hollywood Elsa Maxwell and Party nbc-blue reational of the de- Scaif — representative Capers from the Keyboard—cbs-Dixie 10:15—First Piano Quar- nbc-blue 6:30—Desi Halban, Soprano — nbc-red 10:30—Studio X and Variety — nbc-red fense, health and welfare service Abner Serial — nbc.blue MEAN TO HER? XT HE'S GONE i The Lum and — War Comment; Ted Steele nbc-blue of the federal security administra- f f SEE-- BUT YOU V-—v — Frank Parker’s cbs-basic — WHY? SHE SEEMED Program Coehlo: News Period ebs.east tion for AWAY 'GUESS- WOULD-YES-1 — Olga headquarters Fayetteville, THINK SHE-SHEs? Burl Ives and His ebsDixie — Song How Am I Doing? repeat cbs"-west l — mbs-west Fort Raleigh, Durham and SEE A LOT—GOOD COMIN Jack Armstrong’s repeat 11:00—News tor 15 Mins.—nbc-red-east Bragg, LlTTUtLITTLEO^RKY SHABBY-- J THAT—TH OVB? Trio — nbc-red KIDS, FOR YOU ANNIE— 6:45—The Three Suns, — nbc-red.west Monroe. — Fred Waring’s repeat Lowell Thomas News nbc-blue.bas. — Dance & News; 2 hrs. nbc-blue-cbs He succeeded H. M. Wellot, who GAD-THE POOR KID- TO SK MY in — nbc-blue-west Tom Mix — fSUNO <*&£?? repeat 11:15—Late Variety & News nbc-red / of — cbs went to Camp Davis to have World War News Today — Band. Dance Music mbs M S°ME — mbs-west Spotlight of recreational activities DAY“ ASKE° Captain Midnight repeat Keaton and Variety — mbs charge ^ — nbc.red-east 11:30—Billy KATE*, Time — 7:00—F. Waring’s 12:00—Dance Music 2 hrs. mbs there and the coastal area. 3 — FASlR^jf ("CRA^Y j Jean Cavall and His Song nbc-blue Amos and Andy’s Sketch — cbs-basic ■ 1 — ■1 i- ■ — ... ,m Fulton Lewis, jr. & Comment — mbs 7:15—World War Broadcast — nbc-red 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 How Am I Doing? — cbs-east Dancing Music Orchestra — cbs-west The Lone Ranger, Drama — mbs.east 8:00—Lucille Manners, Orch. — nbc-red Comment; Rhumbas — nbc-blue-east Auction Block Quiz — nbc-blue.west Kate Smith’s Hour for Variety — cbs Cai Tinney: The Serenade — mbs 8:30—By Information Please — nbc-red M. Berle, Chas. Laughton — nbc-blue Proudly We Hail, for Defense — cbs Dancing Music Orchestra — mbs-easf The Lone Ranger repeat — mbs.west At The Quartei 8:55—Elmer Davis and Comment — tbs _ — 9:00—Abe Lyman & Waltzes nbc-red r ■ Gang Busters, Anti-Crime — nbc-blue ^—======— BUSTUNG The Friday Night’s Playhouse cbs AROUND MAYBE I'D BETTER WAIT A A Gabiel Heatter Speaks — mbs-bas. AND HAPPY AS A FEW DAYS AND SEE HOW IT 9:15—Dance Music Orchestra — mbs LARK—SEEMS TO IS, AFTER THE NOVELTY WEARS LOVE TO WORK— OFF — BUT SOMEHOW 1 DON'T HM-M-ANEW THINK A "GOOD JOB WELL DONE" TEXTILE PLANTS BROOM SWEEPS CUEAN; WILL EVER LOSE ITS THRILL THEY SAY- FOR THAT KID- y FACING CHANCES Federal Demands Bring Re- • 1 adjustments ; No Unem- ployment To Result

CHARLOTE, Jan. 8.—Ml—Fur- ther drastic readjustments in the HAROLD | Carolinas textile industry because GRA1» V r fi of government actions was seen here today but textile circles fore- saw no likelihood of any unem- ployment as a result. Half a dozen or more large mills engaged in the production of tire cord fabric probably will be shifted over to the manufacture of army duck materials, it was said, be- cause of the rationing of tires. The ban on use of burlap, jute and sisal has imposed upon the industry the task of producing sub- stitute hawsers, ropes, cords and heavy wrapping fabrics. DAILY CROSSWORD David Clark, textile magazine Ill editor, said there was no likelihood ACROSS 3. Lad 22. To eat Gpteteglptetms cf as a result of 1. 4. Encroach on 23. Not at home unemployment Flap UPaaTpHNfTFPR A^MElAlRIAiCIMIE the production shifts and pointed 4. Mischievous 5. Ill-tempered 24. Ridges out that Carolinas tire fabric plants child 6. Line of with sharp jjRmal rrofF owned by Goodyear, Firestone and 7. Leading bold cliffs summits other tire manufacturers already actor 7. To con- 25. Beams were well advanced in this conver- 8. Close to secrate 26. Wife of Zeus iiEfeogUiks sion. 10. Great To tune 27. Antelopes kiyffloaSEL number 28. Forbids However, few mills are equipped again for conversion to the production 11. A valley .2. Reverberate 29. To raid liaBMI Pi of burlap substitutes and therefore 12. St.-, 13. Extremely 30. Optimistic saint : .4. Affirmative ■rIeIt-IeII Si a serious of patron 32. Fastidious shortage heavy wrap- Yesterday’* Answer ping fabrics might develop shortly, of sailors votes 33. Conduits it was said. 13. Conceit 16. Bird of 36. Kind of 38. Labor Textile manufacturers in the two 15. Acted as hawk family cardigan 41. Piece out THE GUMPS states are being pressed by the a clerk office of production management 17. Plead for an increased output of combed 18. Coal scuttle yarns for weaving into njilitary 19. Wrath uniforms. A large proportion of 20. Prescription f sw-fSB'- i^r^ssw | .^.asSSPaSST ] ordinary production has been di- term la«5Si^ I verted from various fabrics into 21. Cry of pain Ljxfgjgf l cN£lSI^H%r i 22. military needs and in this connec- Pig pen tion textile officials pointed to the 23. Poems announcement today by the Chat- 24. Color 25. To feel ham manufacturing company of regret 26. Circlet Elkin cancelling its scheduled op- ening of a fall line as indicative 28. Club of the trend. 3 29. Mister (abbr.) -V- 31. Unit of work 32. Period of time Broughton Gives Beal 33. Annamese To measure Parole N.Y. Plant 34. Vein of a leaf 35. Replies RALEIGH, Jan. 8.—(#)—Gover- 37. Defense of nor Broughton granted a parole felled trees today to Fred Erwin Beal, a labor 39. Off organizer and former communist 40. Sacred image who was serving a prison term in 41. Ostrich-like connection with the slaying of the bird chief of police BRADFORD Gastonia during 421 Comic sketch BRICK By William Ritt and Clarence Graj labor disturbance in 1929. 43. A Moslem Along with six other defendants, 44. Foxy AND NOW I ASK THAT THESE, MY TWO AS SOON AS THE OLD 60AT ’I Beal was convicted of second de- 45. worm FRIENDS, BE GIVEN THE FREEDOM OF BEGINS TO SPEAK — v Large *— —-- gree murder for the killing of O. F. OUR LAND, TO WHICH THEY BEAR LOVE Aderholdt, the Gastonia chief. They DOWN AND FRIENDSHIP AND NO ENMITY ! were Sentenced to varying terms L Called In prison, Beal’s being 17 to 25 2. Defensive years. clothing Beal was paroled in the custody of New York authorities and Gov- CRYPTOQUOTE—A cryptogram quotation ernor Broughton said that a New XG WVCJ WZOG ZKKAXZTSGC UAP Z York textile firm had arranged to Z MPRGY- give him employment. WRTQ XLRSL L Z C PGSGRYGQ The Governor said that Beal V — would be released from Central A C XAVTQ AYRQ. here at about 11 o’clock YOU Prison Yesterday’s Cryptoquote: WHEN YOU BELIEVE THAT morning. He has been tomorrow EXCUSE YOURSELF, YOU ARE ACCUSING YOURSELF— the Caledonia confined at prison ST. JEROME. Governor said, farm where, the Inc. Distributed by King Features Syndicate, I hist ‘‘conduct, generally, has been *m satisfactory.” '—:-, h: ;■.. I