and her buddies— Daddy’ Meditates boots _ ___l!il" '“'H#;! ‘Ding Dong WTO TOI 1 QONNt'bWt I ooka cav. 1 W6 AID ■ COR*, NOTABLES TO ! to C- ®W r RADIO vl VOU VCERt UOVO ,1 HOKStX •• v\v ROO « ■\0 V\N3SZy H\VA ,^00\G> Ha Washing- i.JO—Family Altai dio began trooping into :45—Musical Clock. vxp 8:00—News with to make President Martin Agronsky ono'i ton today help 8:15—Musical Clock. Roosevelt's 63rd birthday Tuesday 8:30—Blue News Correspondent*. 8:45—Rosa Rio. of in- bring nearer the conquest 9:00—The Breakfast Club. ! 10:00—My True Story. fantile pi ralysis. 10:25—Aunt Jemima Show. This will be the 13th birthday- 10:30—Let’s Dance. 10:45—One Woman’s for that The Opinion. celebration purpose. 11:00—Breakfast at Sardi’s. cinner dances, with their adjuncts 11:30—Gil Martyn, News. the “March of Dimes” and “Mile 11:45—Jack Berch and Boys. 12:00—Glamour Manor. have taken a high of Dimes,” 12:30 p. m.—Farm and Home calen- Makers place on the Nation’s relief j ‘1:00—Baukhage Talking. 1:15—Musical dar. Last year the “March of Interlude WASH TI BBS— 1:35—News—Wilmington Star-News. — Dimes” drive alone furnished $4,- 1:30- TO 6ET IN Ethel and Albert. rr-~ c»ra'rllt:a to"TLJ V mLIJ njlNABLE 667.520 into anti-polio coffers. •: 15- Andrini Continentales. I'VrnT ^Bq POSITION FOR 2 uu MIGHT 0' SHUTOFF HIGH TAIL IT The two-day, non-stop celebra- ivit’iuan's News Corner. THIS TIME... SMOKE f EFFECTIVE ATTACK finds the President’s 2:15—The Mystery Chef. THAT PART FROM MY CAMERA ON THE FOR CHINA- WOP/ H tion usually 2:30—Ladies be Seated. ON EASY'S UNARMED one -—i FIRST TRIP OVER... \ THAT FLAK’S GETTING ■ wife breathlessly from from j flying 3:00—Songs Morton Downey. MIGHTY CLOSE/ THUNDERBOLT, JAP festivity to another. It gets un- 3:15—Appointment with Life. \ 3:45—Yours Alone. FIGHTERS QUICKLY tomorrow with a new at- der way 4:00—Time Views the News. CLIMB TO DIVE ON IT Roosevelt, traction. Mrs. John 4:15—Ozark Ramblers. AS IT SCREAMS PAST of the Roosevelt's youngest 4:30—That’s For Me. wife 4:45—Hop hit for the First Harrigan son, will pinch 5:00—Terry and the Pirates. Lady with personal appearances 5:15—Dixie Mountaineers. 5:30—Lone at shows at three thea- Ranger. midnight 6:00—Kiernan’s News Corner. ters. 6:15—Musical Interlude. But Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt will 6:25—News—Wilmington Star News. her usual duty Tuesday 6:30—Ten, Two, Flour Ranch Time. do heavy Mann 9 m. and 6:45—Peggy Sings. night when between p. 7:00—Heidt’s For Hires. 3 a. m. she will make all the 7:30—Let’s Dance. rounds the perform- 8:00—Top of the Evening. professional 8:15—Johnson Jubilee Singers. ers are called on to make—dinner 8:30—Blind Date. dances at seven hotels, the Stage 9:00—Counterspy. 9:30—Victory Parade of Door Canteen, and USO and Unit- Spotlight Bands. 9:55—Coronet Story Teller. ed Nations Clubs. 10:00—Guy Lombardo and His Royal Purchasers of S2.50 tickets will Canadians. ALLEY— BEFORE 10:30—Melodies in the Nite. GASOLINE RATION!nTTsetTJ not only dine and dance but will IT was one the uoyds TURNED IT OVER TO THE f IF I'M A GOOD see such stars as Myrna Loy, Ve- ran @ % SlSaPi iH/ I ENOUGH » owe os when sxeezix E -ORPS AND THEIR BOS SLEUTH. I CAN TCACE 17. I ronica Alan Ladd, Linda v.,( r,M,T v a h4bv Lake, /- ^sr A OVER THE NETWORKS mS BCAND NEW, BACK IN I led AROUND, in, IT ! HERE'S WERE ONE OF THE I Darnell, Monty Woolley, Danny B THE ONE THATTU*T