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The Daily Mail from Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 10

Publication:
The Daily Maili
Location:
Hagerstown, Maryland
Issue Date:
Page:
10
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TEN THE DAILY MAIL, HAGERSTOWN, MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1940. FOUR ARE DROWNED Fla, April Four Apr our members a taimly were drowned their skidding auto- plunged front a highway into canal, dead, were IX W. Crosby, "wife 2S; then- 5-month old autl the husband's brother, 7 jDevrey Crosby, 3S, all of Miami. The tragedy ieit four other Jby. children orphans.

ARTHUR DORSEY'S MARKET Phone 215 Today's Radio Programs KILOWATT "The 'S 1 i cooks' every- hotter, because it provisos uiost heat in Hie world, Every meal a bit? success." NOW AT YOUR GROCERS SEE the Largest Selections of High Grade in Hagerstown MEYERS 41-43 West Frnnkiln Street YORK, April corn- in? to networks for another sponsored series each Tuesday and Thursday afternoon. beginning April 30, Mis. F. 0. Roosevelt will be heard over 31 stations of the chain.

The network will extend as far west as Chicago, into New England and imo the South. Mrs. Roosevelt will discuss subjects of interest to women and on occasion will have guest speakers. The money.she receives will go to i charity. Attorney (Jenera 1 Robert H.

Jackson, speakins: at the tenth anniversary banquet of Boston College law school Tuesday niftht with a CBS broadcast. Among the new FENDER BENT BODY DENT HUGHES MOTOR CO, voices seeking 1 a place in American radio is that of Anita Bolster, 'now playing in a Broadway show. A'na- tive' of County Cork, Ireland, she has been augmenting her sUige appearances with an occasional dramatic microphoulng as a cockney She traces radio experience back to the BBC of London. Reception forecast ou Uie short waves is announced as: "Fairly Rood the first half of the week, improving to good by the end of the week." Listening tonight (Monday): 8:55, 11; MBS 10. Eu- Rep.

V. E. Hook on "Agriculture Progress;" 8:30 Margaret Speaks song; Doc 1. Alec Templeton piano; 10 Josef Pasteriiack concert. Blondie (west 1.0:30); S--Martin Kostelanetx; Shelton; 9 Fibber McGee and-Molly in "Mamma Loves Papa;" 10 Guy Lombardo.

HEADACHE 7:15 Youth in the Toils; 8 Little 01' Hollywood; 8:30 True or "False; 9:30 liocfeeeife: Civic Orchestra; Radio foruin. Sen. Carl Hatch on "Preventing: Pernicious Political Practices." Lone Ranger; 0:30 M. Gould orchestra; 11:15 Rep. M.

F. Smith on "Americanism." Liquid PA pUDINE Chicken And Waffles 35c NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS By OSCAR HITT Quality FURNITURE At Low Prices! Miller's Furniture Store 31 South Potomtto Street Smartly Flattering In Larger Sixes Style Ko. designed for I5S, -12, -H, 4S 50. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15 cents), Tor this PATTERN. SPRING FASHION MAGAZINE 10 cents extra.

All orders for the Daily Mail Peerless fashions should be addressed Fashion Hagerstown, Daily Mail, 121 Nineteenth Street New York City. TODAY'S CROSS WORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1.. Stalk Vipers 9. Sort 12. Cavity 13.

"Delay action 1C Regret 15. Dillsecd 16, Coming In IS. Stanza 20. Demolishes 21. Do without 23.

Let it stand 25. Kindled .26. Particle Facility Fruits ot the oak condition: COllOQ. 36, Onatlomed 37-. 53.

Number Close tightly Singing birds 44. Encourages 47. Greek letter 49., Influence derived from past success EL 54. Salt 55. Preceding nights 56.

Chief god of ancient Memphis Solution of Saturday's Puzzle 10. Cwsccnt- Phapcd bnrrcla 11. 17. ID. Control 21.

First cut from mons-uro Accopt 17, mountain Draws Hi), 3S. Type mt-nsure ilS. Impetuous 59. Princely Italian family DOWN or India J. Unit weight 3.

Hoisti n.C S. ten Most rational S. CtiWo 4 Down 33. Musical Not busy Funeral or.i lions 11. Compound other 43.

On pine Part of a church 45, Outsrr coatlnp of cereals 4S. Fit Ml Tho hfrl' evo r-C. Make l.nco 53. Pronoun 33 41 So 23 II WELL 7 THAT AIN'T THE OL' PETERS MOViN' OUT YA CAIN'T HARDLY OL' COOT'S RGNNlN' OUT; TO HIS BARN T' GST AWAY FROM THAT PRESSMAKIN' AIN'T HELPIN' US BLAME HIM FER LEAVIN'US FELLERS SETTlN' HERE T' PAY ALL O' THEM PRESSES MYRA'S HAKiN' THE WOMEN FOLKS -AND IT WAS PRACTICALLY A AMONG THE BOYS THAT PETER5 WASN'T GOING TO LEAVE THEM THE Wx! THE 5ELF-APPO1NTEP COMMITTEE HUSTLED RIGHT OVER TO A PROTEST 7 What to expect Tuesday: Eu- A. CBS 8 A.

P. Nature Sketches; 3:15 Ma Perkins; Program from Mexico. WABC- Noon Kate Smith comment; 4:15 p. in. Of Men and Books; 5:45 Scattergood Baines.

LOCAL QUOTATIONS Furtjishec by Kline Benevola Local Prices Paid Producers Wheat (at mill) Wheat (at barn) 1.05 Corn (at mill) bbl. .95 Onioue per bu. 75c Butter Ib. 20c to 25c Country Ham (old) Ib. 25c Country Ham (new) Ib.

15c to 20c Chickens Ib. 15c to 16c Springers Ib. loc Lard Ib. 5c Shoulder Ib. 15c to 20c Potatoes No.

1 bu. $1.00 (Prices Paid Farmers) Country Bacon Ib. lOc to 12c Eggs' doz. I5c Dried Apples Ib. 5c Eating and Cooking Apples' bu.

50c to $1.00 Walnut Kernels 35c Dried Corn Ib. to lOc Turkeys (live) Ib. 14c to 20c Walnuts in hull bu. $1.00 Evs'ry Wed. WJEJ 10:45 A.

M. KAY JEWELRY THE CHICKEN BHCAMH A PERFECT TARGET THE L.OCAL_ SHARP SHOOTERS NA7MHN THE SN DJSAPPEAREO LAST COPYRIGHT. I940. KING FEATURES SYNDICATE. WORLD RIGHTS RESERVED POPEYE Ship Ahoy, Sailor! VJELL, A FIRST TJME FOR SHIPS AND PEOPLE TOR COUNTLESS KOME HAS EVER DEPARTED AFTER YEARS, YOU'RE GOIM8 TO UPSET A RSTORCAL FACT? I YAM GOMER SAGASKER, IF ATS AAEfXM HE IS GOING TO LEAVE SAOASKIA AW, HER! KEH! OTHERS RAVE TKOUGrAT TKEY WERE GOING TO LEAVE World nghts resent Copr, 1940, Kinc Fcaturia Syndicate, Inc.

SCORCHY SMITH By JOHN C. TERRY COME AND GE you COMIC-OPERA BUFFOONS IS WAY BLOCKED TWO GUARDS, SCORCWY RESORTS TO A PARING TO REACH THE CAPTIV6 ANP BRICK BRADFORD By William Ritt and Clarence Gray BRICK HAS CALLED AT THE SALISBURY RESIDENCE TO ESCORT JUNE TO THE THEATER- THERE IS A KNOCK HE OPENS THE DOOR IS PUFFESSOR SILLYBURY -YES-HUH? i NO-fAY NAME IS BRADFORD-WHAT DO YOU WANT? FONNY-YOU SILLYBURY- THIS HIM WIGWAM-SO YOU BUT I AM-NOT MR. SALISBURY -WHAT IS THIS, A GAG? O.K/OK/BUFFING YOU CHIEF KAY-FAW- UNITED STATES "CHIEF ETERNAL MOUNTAIN'7 MUGGS AND SKEETER By WALLY BISHOP EFFIE I WAMT TO AAEET MY WE BEAVERS'. BOYS THIS tS TME LITTLE GAL WITH THE GOOFY I'VE ABOUT n. LlSTEM MOT TR.YIM' TO TELL US THAT THIS IS THE KID THAT RAMMED VOU 1M THAT SAMD-LOT THE OTHER DAV, AREYA? DIDM'T MEAM, DIDM'T KNOW WHO HE WAS FORGET rr, KID IME TO XSH 15 COAMNGl.

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