J. B. Williams OUR BOARDING HOUSE . . with . .. Radio SCHOOLS ENROLL | OUT OUR WAY By Major HoopjJ Today’s Programs I BEEN HUNTIN’ VOU ALL OVER, W f OW> THIS'-WHY, \) th’ ^\ | WHY, JAKEijf THE^pfYvTT^ 300 NEW PUPILS MISS JULIET/—^VOU LOANED ME % THIS IS kf WHOLE VC^Ov 1 /Xn--u^lTPTHEED \'AA^uf \haIde^aftee]mawv vears I *IO LAS' WEEK—WELL, HERE'S MORE TT WMFD Wilmington 1400 KC A sral * \ keuef TO 1 so j f TV/ UN-\SCEN& ] irs Ok) SIT BIS SO 1 TWENNY,EY.AC'LY LIKE T PROM- EXPECTED IS AS h 2:43—In Care of Horn. * am’ \ \ f ORfIqTI TUESDAY, JAN. 20 Aggie Teachers Aver- HOW TOSUCCESS-] MEET VOU KIN ]f^fji!roBAG Tinhorns than 3:00—Transradio News. Now Have / HAMDSHAKEe, I ! ised/—tell them A HOW QUIT S-TUCWO / A wrongy> fu& SJ 7:30—Family Altar, the Rev. J. A. 3:15—W. P. A. Program. /Vfll >4 PEOPLE, / 7 AROUND THE TIME- <7/ FINDING AS A 3:30—Let’s Dance. Classes FEE HERE,WITH <( WiNDrw’t Sullivan. age Numbering /m OLD White and Blue Network. 3:55—Nehi Co. HCW / V toele^mto , "V LOCKS ON THEIR POCKETS, HOT ON k 7 7:43—Red, Bottling \>JafeA KEEP VOUR. MOUTH i )\ /[YsRN pCK, 8:00—European News Roundup. 4:00—Club Matinee. 40 Children TO--._.--4 100 f A - V SHUT AM’WOW / JAKE IS A TRUE BLUE WATER K PALL-V ;,:i0—News from our Capital. 4:15—Monitor Views the News. V /> j—S ) Bigsfd\I 8:13—The Ross Sisters. 4:30—Piano Ramblings—H. W. Lee. ~-\r^ \TO DUCK 8:30—Musical Clock. 4:45—Club Matinee. ^ PEOPLE^ Over 300 new were enrolled 8:35—A. P. News. 4:55—A. P. News. pupils 9:00—The Breakfast Club. 5:00—Adventure Stories. in the New Hanover school system 10:00—Clark Dennis. 5:15—Secret City. the of New Year 10:13—Today’s News with Helen Hiett. 5:30—Flying Patrol. at beginning the 10:30—Let’s Dance. 5:45—Front Page Dramas. after the holiday vacation, H. M. 11:00—Alma Kitchen’s Streamline 0:00—Dinning Sisters. Journal. 0:15—Lunr and Abner. Roland, superintendent of schools, 11:30—Prescott Presents. 0:30—Let’s Dance. — announced Monday. 12:00—Andrini Contineutales. 0:55—News WILMINGTON STAR- 12:15—Singing Sam. NEWS. The total enrollment now is 11,700 12:30—National Farm and Home Hour. 7:00—Army Program. as with 9.500 stu- 1:15—Between the Bookends. 7:15—Shining Hour. pupils compared 7:30—Hotel Taft’s 1 :30—Rest Hour. Orchestra. dents at this time last year. 1 :33—Who’s News. 8:00— Cugat’s Rhumba Revue. 1:40—WILMINGTON STAR NEWS 8:30—The Nigth of Jan. 20th. The 2,000-pupil inorease is fairly ON THE AIR. 9:00—You Can’t Do Business with Hit-! evenly distributed through the ler. 1:45—War News. Superintendent Roland said. 2:00—Meditation Period, the Rev. J. 9:15—Salute to South America. schools, A. Sullivan. 9:30— NBC Symphony Orchestra. Teachers now handle an average 2:15—U. S. Army Band. 10:30—News Here and Abroad. class of 40 pupils whereas early in 2 the 10:45— Ted Steele. :30—Into Light. 1941 the average teacher load was 37 pupils. There was little teacher turnover OVER NATIONAL NETWORKS during the holidays. Mr. Roland TUESDAY, JAN. 20 0:15—News of London: Musical — mbs pointed out. Three teachers resign- 9:30—Fibber McGee and Molly—nbc-red ed, two of them which have already Eastern Standard I*. M. NBC Symphony Orchstra — nbc.blue — been replaced- (Alterations in program as listed Weekly Reports to the Nation cbs doe entirely to changes by net- The Morton Gould Orchestra — mbs The two new teachers are Mrs. works). 10:00—Boj) Hope and Variety — nbc-red B. Haves at the Carolina — Betty & Vocal nbe-red — 6:45—Escorts Betty Glenn Miller and His Orchestra cbs MacDon- — Beach school and Helina The Tom Mix Serial nbc-blue-easl Raymond Gram Swing Speaks — mbs XV. Van Dyne Song — nbc-blue-west ald at Williston primary school. UPE-UOKX3 STUDV ' 10:15—Public Affairs Guest Talks—cbs 7 Q-L3S ■ --- CTPA/rLUAi^. I ,. /-/‘f T.M.keg u S. PAT. QFP Scattergood Baines, Serial Skit—cbs Spotlight Bands, Dance Tunes — mbs -V- VC6Pa.1WBYNEASERVtCC.IHC. -.---- /' — Serial mbs.east — Captain Midnight's 10:30—Red Skelton and Co. nbc-red STILL NEED — CHIMNEYS

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Police Continue Drive City ITAtV Against Overtime Park- HAS BEEN USIN& Motorists WINE ing By IN THE MANUFACTURE OF BADLY" NEEDED Violations of the new parking me- M07&/2 /="<^4SL. ter ordinance caused 84 arrests by city police since last Thursday, ac- cording to the records in record- er’s court. A total of 69 cases GASOLINE ALLEY v Who Rat( .'ere disposed of Monday by Judge Those Alton A. Lennon, the other 15 ■ cases having come up last week. “To GO AHEAD, CRAYFISH MOVES Of the cases tried Monday morn- BACKWARDS/' S*yi THE JUNIOR. I ing. the majority pleaded guilty CONSERVATION CLUB, and were fined one dollar and MILWAUKEE, WIS. the costs of court, with the court costs remitted. A few cases were heard in which the defendants pleaded guilty but was able to show that there was no intent to defraud the meters. DAILY CROSSWORD

In one instance, the defendant ACROSS DOWN 21. Species of proved that the alleyway to her 1. Land 1. Dull pain pepper garage was blocked and that she measure 2. Kind of dog 22. Range in parked in a space in front of her 5. Pertaining 3. Level to aline home. At Judge Lennon’s direc- to calf of the ground 23. Small tion, this case was nol prossed leg 4. Before clusters with leave, as were several others 10. Captivate 5. Large trees 25. Assent in similar cases. 12. Run away 6. Eskimo tool 26. Abounds 7. Bellow 27. Sea It has been the practice for many to wed eagles 13. Book 8. Part of 31. Children’s years to deduct two dollars from of Old Testa- church vehicles the costs in each case to be al- raw -{ ment 9. Wreathes 34. Scottish lotted for the police pension fund, Yesterday’s Answer but Lennon pointed out that he 14. Seemingly of flowers Gaelic 39. Small nail 45. Salamander could only go by the ordinance. 15. Female 11.' Crush City Manager James G. Wallace sheep 17. Leaps 40. A cloth 46. Measure of Genus of medicine refused to comment on the deci- 16. Son of Ra 19. Caring un- 41. THE GUMPS sions Monday morning. 18. Reserve duly for lily plant 48.1-Air Cross Your Fingers, Andy (abbr.) oneself 42. Ascend 50. ---- ~—.—=—_ There were also 11 arrests made Prescrip- ___ 19. Fire, as a 20. Platitudes 44. tion term for speeding over the week-end, Egyptian goc which were also tried this morn- gun 21. Beat ing. Chief Casteen has instructed wings the police department to “crack impatiently 24. down” on speeders in the city and High seas from all indications, the force is robber doing just that. 28. Jewish -V- month 29. A pike perch 126 Births, 65 Deaths 30. Quarrels Here In December 32. Warning Noted signal 33. Lure There were a total of 126 births 35. Covered and 65 deaths in New Hanover coun- with small ty during December, Dr. A. H. El- figures liot, eity-county health officer, re- 36. One who ported Monday morning. leases Fifty-four of the deaths took place (Law) In Wilmington and the remaining 37. Botch 11 in the county- Organic heart di- 38. Those who sease was the chief cause of death entertain during the month, accounting for 13 40. Distant persons, while eight died from cere- 43. Beverage bral hemorrhages. Four traffic fata- 44. Conjunction BRICK BRADFORD lities were recorded during the 47. Omit in , By William Ritt and Clarence Gra« month. pronouncing 49. Gem carved in relief 51. One who fails to win authentic South American rhythms of 52. Recognizes 53. Certain years yaVjer 54. Poker stake CRYPTOQUOTE—A cryptogram quotation WC W 25 GBZCUS TCZX WITH MAROO TCPUCXW B . TONIGHT • XWPX WBRCXW BX G.LZX —WPUMCS. 800 P. M. WMFD Yesterday’s Cryptoquote: THE TRUE STANDARD OF QUAL- ITY IS SEATED IN THE MIND; THOSE WHO THINK NOBLY ARE NOBLE—BICKERSTAFFE. Distributed by KlrifFeatures Syndicate. Inc .4 J ■L m