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Four local merchants coastal cities into smaller,inland Destination 8:00—News with Martin Agronsky have been victimized. To Their towns but usually regarded as re- 8:15—Happy Sam sorts. 8:30—Your Sunshine Hour The man was apparently a form- Clock By CARLE HODGE 8:45—Musical er service-man. With him was a California, bearing the brunt of 8:55—UP News Writer Breakfast Club with Don Mc- woman, presumably his wife. Both AP Newsfeatures Pacific demobilization and still 9:00—The Neil were around 20 of The — — years age. NEW YORK, Jan. 13, OP) overpoplated with war workers, True 10:00—My Story man was about 5 feet 7 inches tail. with their sun suits or ski is cold shouldering easterners this 10:25—Betty Crocker Along of all Churches Sandy hair. Wearing a high neck winter’s vacationeers its chambers of Commerce 10:30—Hymns togs, this year 10:45—One Woman’s Opinion Navy sweater and Navy black well to aspirn. Get- away out-of-state fun- 11:00—Breakfast in would do pack "are shooting Hollywood—Tom leather jacket. to where going, stay- seekers from the coast’s Brenamen Y0U ting they’re already The man has credentials of an AMAZE Ug home 11:30—Kellogg’s Home Edition WASH TUBBS— and then hotels. _ ing there getting jampacked 11:45—Ted Malone He shows these cre- M. Army Captain. headaches. the gloom, a few STRANGERS X BY TOMORROW, EVER' MAN AND vrr, ^ promise Despite general 12:00—Glamour 'Manor dentials when he wants a check WHAT'S A BIO TIME CRIME REPORTER MY LADS, THE MOST t\ ,1| — at PRETTY AN' H© DOG still are bulging sections boast sufficient accommo. 12:30—Club Matinee he mer- LIKE YOU, HAL, HIDING FROM IN THIS ARE \ IN TH* COUNTY HUNTED AND SASILV IDENT!'- Hotels cashed. Usually purchases \ — CONSPICUOUS Will KNOW YOU'RE HERE AN1 IN AMERICA ► prices mostly higher than those of dations and are making good. 1:00—Baukhage Talking chandise for either him or his wife CRIMINAL HAS BEEN l 1:13—Musical Interlude HERE-ITIL BE TVWOT YOU LOOK LIKE ! r _ New HERE.UNDETECTED, FCR, OVER lc 1941 a coast -to-coas Associated Among them are England, 1:25—News—Wilmington Star-News while talking about children. He al- .::4» i and New nil—rn min ir .. Press survey discloses, Train upstate New York, the Jersey 1:30—But Not Forgotten ways makes the check large 1;45—Musical Interlude smothered by demobi- Texas’ coast, southern to a sum of cash plane space, shore, gulf 2:00—John B. Kennedy—News enough get large the snow lization, is as scarce as during Arizona and Alta, Utah, 2:15—Ethel and Albert money in return. 2:30—Bride and war. Groom The checks are made slopes. 3:00—Al Pearce apparently out a woman. The man endorses Yet travel starved Americans. Reservations booked weeks and 3:30—Ladies be Seated by 4:00—Jack Berch checks are at home for four years, of time are neces- and Boys the checks. Usually the Marooned months ahead 4:15—The Fitzgeralds resort areas in drawn on some important and well are swarming into sary however. 4:30—Time For Women an all- 4:45—Hop Harrigan known persons in another town. In numbers that may ring OPA. Nation- Held in check by 5:00—Terry and the Pirates this instance it was a Tabor winter record. City time wide resort prices generally are 5:15—Hawaiian Harmonies 5:30—Lone Ranger merchant. The check flasher says the tourward trek are as the last Pacing about the same during 6:00—Kieman’s News Corner that the money, or rather check, servicemen on “second Most are high- 6:15—Before you a discharged few wartime years. Buy Farm was given to hib by the well known and job weary war and 1941, and 6:20—Sports Parade honeymoons” er than those of 1940 person for work performed. hit 6:25—News—Wilmington Star-News workers. a few hotels, particularly hard 6:30—Songs by Morton Downey of ho cels from Miami of expenses, 6:45—Let’s Dance American scientists and Hundreds soaring operating 7:00—Headline Edition engi- the army moved out have been allowed this year by Beach, where 7:15—Raymond Swing neers predict that eventual con- turn- 7:30—'The of 248, to California are being OPA to boost rates even higher. Symphonette—Mishel Plastro en- * PAY THROUGH THE Conductor trol of the release of atomic GASOLINE ALLEY— NOSE Even more ticklish than the ed back to civilians. 8:00—Let’s Dance ergy will result in the cheap con- of accomodations is the 8:15—Hedda Hopper Hollywood like Idho's fabulous Sun problem version of mercury into gold, NO ALIBIS. I HOLD 1 W BUT, MR. HI BARK, YOU MEAN TO SAY YOU'RE Some, 8:30—Ballards and Blues Ml in Yosemite tourist’ worry of how to reach their OR DON'T Valley and Ahwanee 9-00—Rex Maupin and Orchestra thereby probably erasing gold’s YOU RESPONSIBLE FOR l I THAT'S MORE NOT BONDED, of war- were not vacated destinations. The rigors on the Golden Gate value as a unit. MONEY l YOU'D Park,. California, 9:30—Swing monetary 1HE PAMAGE TO MY J THAN p CARRY INSURANCE if Front Page time to reopen this season. But time transportation have, any- 9;55—Coronet WE'VE COT.1 BETTER RAISE IT in 10 :00—American Iron and Steel Corp. GARAGE $300. ^ ^ ^ SOMEWHERE.; increased since the V-days. 11:00—News ether logings such as Timberline thing, 10:15—Cliff Edwards for 15 Minutes—NBC-basic The — Hood in and at Railroad officials are glum. 10:30—Hayloft Hoedown Supper Club Repeat NBC-west on Mount Oregon New's. — of Dimes Pgm. — Andre Variety, Dance CBS & ABC New Within the next two months they 10;45—March News: Dance Cranmore Mountain, Hamp- Kostelanetz Orch. Band Shows 2 h.—MBS 9|a>, in a million and 11:15—Variety & News to 1 a.m. — NBC shire, which simply shut down dur- must move groups I-'4 a half mustered out servicemen, mk ing wartime. Are back in business. of thousands of OVER THE NETWORKS And still the tourists by far out- besides hundreds WJNC Wa individuals on furloughs. MONDAY, JANUARY 14 number the accomodations. JACKSONVILLE, N. C. That will leave for the record Eastern Standard Tim* P.M. Subtract Flroida reports two steady 1240 ON YOUR DIAL civilian half of the rail- One Hour for CST., 2 Hours for MST. streams of out-of-state cars trick- throng only MONDAY, JANUARY 14 i listed are due roads’ total number of coaches Changes in programs as A.M. over its highway :one a smil- day ling to corrections by networks made of vacationers; and only two-fifths of their pull- 6:58—Sign On ing group arriving too late to mans. incorporate. 7:00—UP News tourists who — the other, sadfaced 5:45—Front Page Farrell Serial NBC 7:05—Musical Clock Demobilization hit its peak in and Serial — CBS have given up finding hotel space Sparrow The Hawk, 7:30—Sunrise Salute late December but it will be at Tennessee Jed, Drama Skit—ABC-east 7:45—News Round-up—TN Hop Harrigan in Repeat — other ABC 8:00—Fred Fletcher’s Talei—TN least — and the end of the Fairy April Tom Mix, a Serial Series — MBS-basic 8:10—Organ Melodies winter vacation season — rail men 6:00—News Report for 15 Mins. — NBC 8:15—From Page New« — “——' 1 1 1 Howe and News Period CBS 8:30—Musical Clock —•■■■ ■ — say, before transport requirements Quincy Walter Kieman and News — ABC-east 8:55—UP Commentary lessen noticably. Repeat of the Terry Serial—ABC-west 9:00—UP News Pullman has fewer berths for Howe’s Answers, Repeat—MBS-west 9:05—Spotlight on Rhythm DR. by ELLIOTT and McARDLE Sketches & Sports — NBC of Faith—TN _ than in war and 6:15—Melody 9:15—Hymns BOBBS—_ civilians any year, — Jimmy Carroll Songs, Orchestra CBS 9:30—Shady Valley Folks—MBS sr — ,:J ./-’V the railroads simply insist: “We Repeat From Dick Tracy—ABC-west 9:45—In The Woman’s World THAT'S MY CHILD THEVRE STOP WHERE VDU can’t take everyone who wants Serial Superman Repeat — MBS-west 10:00—UP News just — contemplating getting 6:30—Eileen Farrell Song Show CBS 10:05—Music For Listening I'M FER G'TTlN ARE-CRiMiNALS.
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