HOUSE . .. with .. . ARMY ACCEPTS OUT OUR WAY By J. B. Williams OUR BOARDING Major Hoop|e Radio ~ Today’s Programs YOU WERE YEAH?TELL THE WHERE THIS IT’S WO USE/ A EGAD,TAKE,IF rTii7> / OUGHT TO X/ NO, \tt WHOLE ^ UNCLE FIVE MORE HERE 1 J#yYl, A/ MAKE HER LESS V X’D AS SOOU HAVE \?L NOT MY BABY BROTHER,I STORY, Jake| WMFD 1400 KC ^7 WOULD THUMP SOU SOUNDLY; RICHARD THE LION- Y IT WAS under Wilmington WHEN Care of Horn. WAV SHE’LL & 4 —TELLING JULIET X HID HEARTED/— k. ONE OF TUESDAY, JAN, « 2:45—In Aggie K 1 HOUSE ALL EUMPLED THAT 1 ^ A. News. CA yj— iil IN 7:30—Family Altar, the Rev. J. 3:00—Transradio Honorably Discharged JH §1 A UP LIKE THIS ONCE j SAY X WAS TH CAUSE 1 # MY HUMIDOR OF CHOICE YOU WALLOWED M UNCLE AMq§I Sullivan. 3:15—W. P. A. Program. IN OP PULLIN VOL) ^ t Wl l/i /J\ AWHILE __ AFTER ME YOU OLD 7:43—Red, White and . 3:30—Let’s Dance. Of LIKE ONE DIETS'I A TOBACCOS BECAUSE YOU MATS News. 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^ COPR. 1*42 BY NEA 1 In its first broadcast of the new SERVICE. INC. year, and the 13th in its weekly series, the 96th Coast Artillery will present a variety program of mu- s:c, interviews and bacxstage nov- elty over station WMFD at 9 o’clock Tuesday evening I The regimental dance orchestra APPROX IAAATELV once again will hold the spotlight of XI MILLION with half-a-dozen arrangements VISITORS current hit tunes. Under the baton- 5AW THE; US. NATIONAL. of Trumpeter Max Griffin, the ing PARKS IN 194-j.- outfit has won increasing popu- larity with each weekly session. GASOLINE ALLEY Numbers will feature solos by Joe Live And Learn Sinacore, guitarist who played with Benny Goodman, and by Floyd Smith, clarinetist who did a hitch with Tommy Reynolds’ crew before entering the Army. OC/e HOLD A WATCH l 1 Sgt. Howard Morris will, as usu- TO OUR ^yA/S. TO v£V£v£T al, serve as master-of-ceremonies. IF IT'S" RUNNING" Say* 1 In the interview of the week, he’ll GEO. HEISTER HUNTER., I. > participate in a three-way affair DENVER, COLO. with Pvt. William Dougherty, an MP from the 96th, and Pvt. Rich- ANSWER: "This is my own, my native land!”—Sir Walter Scott. ard Witkin, regimental sports re- porter. Dougherty is an alumnus of DAILY CROSSWORD and a first piaffppii Notre Dame university ACROSS 5. Comeback 31. Field officer Hl|o|c|oHs| IueH of the famous Irish foot- cousin 1. A son of 6. Particle (abbr.) Four Horseman Elmer 1 1 ball star, Noah 7. Shoe 32. Work hard He’s an himself, Layden. athlete, 5. Blows 8. Region of 33. Policeman three h i s having played sports 9. Tramp Russia 34. Wild pig at South Bend, be- freshman year 10. Case for 13. Waves 35. Descendant sides his favorite pastime, pool. small breaking of Esau He once an exhibition played articles onshore 36. Contradict the world’s champ. against 11. Large pulpit 15. Hastens 39. Gathers aft- In one of the most perfect jobs 12. Grave 16. Small vale er reapers of casting in Hollywood history 13. 21. Breezy 43. Exclamation an extra in the Pig pen Dougherty played 14. Thrashed 22. Lift up 46. Feminine ...... film, “Knute Rockne, All-Ameri- Yesterdny • Answer 17. Guido’s low- 24. Style of name THE filmed on the Notre Dame GUMPS can,” est note architecture 47. A light Taking Mama At Face Value campus. 18. Title of 27. Sun god (slang) 51. Japanese rouna out me to oroaocast, 29. Actor’s part 48. Mimicks girdle Corp. Vincent Bogert, chief script respect VES-VOlJvr 19. Music note T6 writer, has cooked up a keyhole 66T 20. Raise 'THAT DATE routine on how an Army radio 23. Finish VJ1TH MAR* show is strung together. 25. The ANTHONY' Assisting with the technical di- (It.) 26. Monks rection will be Corp. Mickey Dan- '^kaehbe* 28. Verbal iels. Pvt. James Leland will do the announcing. 1 30. Narrow inlet — 31. Back 32. Playthings 34. Cooked in NOW YOU'LL HEAR HIM ON water 37. From 38. Self TUESDAYS 40. Yield 41. Whether Rhumba, conga, tango 42. Fold over South to authentic American 44. Ahead rhythms with 45. Loiters 48. Feminine name 46. Kind of nut 50. American Indian 52. Ireland 53. Incite By William Ritt and Clarence Graj 54. Butts _ 55. Sagacious

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