DAN DUNN — Secret Operative 4* By NORMAN MAJKSB ___ " LJn the i HA.' CONCH ITA--MOW CAN I WILL INFORM JUG The Work: TQAIL OF HE ESCAPE ??TME WALLS IMMEDIATELY THAT WE THE OF THE PIT ARE UNED HAVE HIM AND WHATEVER WITH SMUGGLERS. 1 STONE--AND THIS HE WANTS US TO DO 1 HMMP/ I VE FOUND Tlii * &PILL DAN DUNN WORK MAKI1 IT WITH THE VILE 1 SMUGGLERS. OR RKTHBlI At a Gla nee IS IMPOSSIBLE POP HIM DETECTIVE. WE TMEV'VE FOUND TRICKED TO WILL ACCOMPLISH.' ME-BUT| ^2 CLIMB OUT/ rVE GOT TO FIND INTO j By LESLIE KICHEL. SOME WAY TO GET fl Central Press Staff Writer ACCOMPANYING OUT OF CONCHITA TO y^ NEW YORK. Oct. 7.—The British ^jBI JOSES believe that Italy'is close to bank- HOUSE ruptcy. That may prevent a war but WHERE HE. it is no cause fer British rejoicing. IN THE Italy owes the British government DARKNESS* three billion. 66 millions of dollars. FALLS THROUGH Then there are millions In private RADIO PROGRAMS A credits. TRAPDOOR/ The British are between the devil MONDAY, OCTOBER 7 (Central and Eastern Standard Time) and the blue sea. do not deep They Note: AH programs to key and basic chains or groups thereof unless speci- fied; coast to coast (e to e) designation Includes all HER BUDDIES — desire Italy to intrude farther Into available stations. BOOTS AND Both Barrels MARTIN Programs subject to change without notice In Africa, for that would mean stepping previous advenes. P. M. HBw'W CAP NETWORK Cent. East. GEE' 1 CfcMT 6E^ ‘WT\t an British toes In And if OOT OKE THVM6 ^UPE-WE Egypt. — •ASIC East: weaf wlw weel • :30— 6:30—Pratt-Radio Newt — C* VN wtlc ba- AUO.THE V\ORE 1 , HAVJE TO trade sanctions are applied, the re- sic; Jack SYAMO OP WROOR _''.-tx9tC.TiMG» WE TO wjar wlaf wcsh kyw whlo wfbr wrc Armstrong—midwest rpt TH\N« 09 HER .THE MkOOER I GET '.THE MOPE JOyX will be strongest in Eng- wry wben wcae wtam Mid: 6:39— 6:39—Vanished Voices — BBBB ■ 1 WfE OO.THE TO percussion wwj wsai; east; POOR w.\o -op IF VOOV. HOVK'. ksd wmaq wefl who wow wdaf Miniatures—Dixie; Piano—west MOPE WEPE EXPECTED TO 06 VM 0 land. whose trade and credit inter- \Ki MIDWEST—wood wire 6:45— 6:45— Herbert THERE THE AMO A U3T OF ftoitto twine the world and are of delicate Foote, Organ- CPEO\T WE GET ^oomo*. NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj west W\EDERViE^«b. i yoowT it overdo texture wiba webc 6:00— and — kstp wday kfyr crct cfcf 7:00—Myrt Marge east; HJORV\Hwere treated as prisoners of PACIFIC—kro kfl kgw komo khq kfsd 7:00— 6:00—Guy Lombardo — basic; ktar kgu kpo kex keca The Land O' war and stripped to the bone. kga kjr kya Dreams, Music—west Cent. East. 7:30— 8:30— Pick and Pat, Comedy- True, Italy was on the victorious east: The Harmonettes—midwest 4:00— 8:00—Al Pearce aide, but Prance and Oreat Britain and Gang 7:45— 8:45—E. Karen. Organ—mldw. 4:30— 6:30—Tom Mix’s Western Skit 8:00— 9:00—Theater of Radio—c to c and the new states they created left 4:4^— 8:45 Sam A Adventures Dick, 9:00—10:00—Wayne Orch.—to c 8:00— Time for King little for Italy. 8:00—Flying Kiddies 9:30—10:30—The March of Time—to 8:1^— 8:18—Eddie c The Versailles treaty sowed fana- South A Orchestra 9:45—10:45—Manhattan Choir 5:30— 8:30—Proas-Radio Program tic hate—and the fearful has News Period 10:00—11:00—Abe Lyman Orchestra- crop 8:38— 8:38—Carol Deis, Recital Song east: Myrt A Marge—west repeat ripened to harvest. 8:48— 8:48—Billy A Betty—weaf only • • • •••00— 10:30—11:30—Jerry Freeman Orehea_ 7:00—Amos *n’ Andy—east only east; Plek and Pat—west 8:18— 7:18—Uncle repeat; I-I Sanrttom Exra Radio Station Johnny Hamp Orehea.—midwest JSK I 7:30-Education in the News 12:00—Leon Belasco — As to sanctions, a Britisher, a 8:48— 7:48— Fritx Orchestra THE NEWF ANGLES (Momn Pop) The Law Take* a Holiday COWAN Crisler- *eaf onlv 11:30—12:30—Seymour Simon Orchee. .By socialist, the on the 7:00— —■ 1 hits nail hcvd. 4:00—Hammerstein Music Hall — — ■ ■ 7:30— . ■. v ^ ....■—-\ /*■■—— ■r'j ■■»■ ^ _ Blr Stafford describes own- 8:30—Margaret Speaks Prog. NBC-WJZ NETWORK WORKfTOU Dei ruujie. rutwts VvO(7H Cripps •:0O— N'AYeE 8:00—Gypsies Concert Orchest. IF SOT ership of markets as “the — COIN' rwOOK, I VWE DENV1N’ NOT CURING great 8:30— 9:30—Grace Moore c BASIC Cast: wjs wbs-wbia wbal THET, Prog.—to T'POT THE LA*V ON VOUEMW BUT NHftTBE UOOQS-ANO X KNC aorse of the world." and adds: 9:00—10:00—Eastman Concert—also c wham kdLt wgar wxya wlw wsyr wmal I I TUE JUDGE AINT WUAT "If Italy is It will be 9:30—10:30—National Radio Forum wfll; Mid: wcky wenr wla kwk koll stopped only IN WO OFFICE because Prance and England feel 10:00—11:00—Dance Muelc—east; Amos wren wmaq kso Andy—west rpt. on other MIDWEST—wmt wood wire a strong Italian power the 18:18—11:18—Leonard Keller Orch. NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — aide of the Sue* canal Is undesirable 10:30—11:30—Qlen Lee Dance Orches. wtmj wlba kstp webc wday kfyr cret efcf who think that sanctions 10:48—11:48—Jesse Crawford. Organist “People — 11:00—12.*00— SOUTH wrva wptf wane wla cowers are to Luigi Romanelll Orches. wjax by Imperial going stop 11:3<^-12:30— Dance Music Orchestra wfla-wsun wiod wsm wmc wsb wapl fascism in are mistak- wjdx wsmb kvoo wfaa Italy greatly CB8-WABC NETWORK wky wbap kpre en If we hand ourselves over to a woal ktbs kths wsoc wave BASIC—East: of Nations controlled im- wabc wade woko wcao MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl k*ir kghl League by waab wnac wkbw wkrc wgr whx wjr PACIFIC—kgo kfi komo perialism and say we will fight any wdre wcau wjas wean wfbl kgw khq klsd wspd wjsv; tur kpo kex kga kjr keca war they want us to. we shall be Midwest: wbbra wfbm km be kmox kya whas kfftb krnt putting our heads In a noose which Cent. East. ■AST—wbns wpg whp wheo wlbs wfea will at the other 4:30— they shortly pull wore wlec efrb ckac wlbx wmas wese 5:30—The Singing Lady—east end DIXIE—wgst wsfa wbre wqam wdod Annie—vast only ®:0O— ?:2i^0rph,n “How are the klra wrec wlac wdsu wtoc krld ktrh 6:00—U. S. Army Band Concert imperialistic people ; 5:15— ktsa waco koma wdbo wbt wdae 6:15—To Be Announced who seized the Transvaal force i wblg 5:30 by wdbj wwva wmbg wsjs wmbr wala 6:30— Press-Radio News — ba- in 1900 to reply to Mussolini when ktul kgko wcoa wdne wnox kwkh me; The Singing Lady—midw. rpt. he tries to seize Ethiopia by force MIDWEST—wgl wmbd wlsn wibw kfh 5.35— 6:35—Charioteers—wjs only 6:45— — wsmk wkbn wcao wsbt 8:45—Lowell Thomas — In 1935? ksej wnax woe east; THE Gl'MPS Let the Law Take lt« roars* _u, sttINEt wowo Annie—repeat to midwest $MIT| “If Socialists were at ••00— ■■ .' ...... ■'"'■■ .. — .. Geneva they MOUNTAIN—kvor kls koh ksl 7:00—Dinner Concert Program l '1 I —. -- — _____ •;13~ would contribute to peace, not by- COAST—khj koln kfre kol kfpy kvl Tim Healy. Stamps 6:30- 7r30—Lum7J15-C.pt. approving sanctions, but by offering lcfbk kmj kwg kern kdb kgmb kgb and Abner, Comedy 7:45—Dangerous Paradise. Skit the world a of their colonial Cant. East pooling 7:00— 8:00—Fibber McGee and NOTE- " 4:30— 5:30—Jack Molly resource?; and markets Armstrong—es only; 7:30— 8:30—Paris Musical Evening when i think of how i took her into V • • • T. I^ooety f Oawson—Dixie; The Truth- Minstrels Show ’ west w**kl7 One oi* MY LOANED HER GAVE HER Y «'30 9:30—Three Act Radio Drama / HOME, MONEY, Looking Toward Canada 4:48— Son of — TVlE SMARTEST 11 5:48—Og, Fire east; Kn'9*1 4 Cuckoos CREDIT WHEN EHE COULDN'T PAY HER BOARD, In the meantime. London looks Bailey and Neumiller—west 1 THEATRE’ ••*00— 8:00—Buck O'OO—11:00—Dorothy Lamour, Soprano CLEANED UP HER ROOM- AND BOUGHT HER j with anxiety toward the Rogers—cast: Bea. 1 sPot« Negro Quartet PARTIES OF doming trice Osgood. Piano—west A 1 A BRAVD NEW BED OUT OP MY HARD y Canadian Dixie ®:3®—11:30—Ray Noble and Orchestra THE SEASON genera! election 8:18— — TO HAVE 8:18—Bobby Benson east; 1 and His Violin EARNED MONEY- THEN HER rT The success the Son of ]:2?-,?:00-’$h®"dor WAS ONEN of "credit theory- Og, Fire—midwest—To Be 1 Orift Williams Orchestra WALK OUT OF HERS OWING ME Announced—west i LAST NiONT BOARD-J party (|25 a month to everybody* 1:30—12:30—Al Lyons and Orchestra X and calling me y = fa Alberta alarms the top conservative BE^NAMM X ^-v A thief on y-—^ wiother country. CatVAP_ IN HONOR OF MIS OUR BOARDING HOUSB AHERN

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