The Herald-Palladium from Benton Harbor, Michigan • 12

MONDAY, JULY 6, 1936 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS The Fever This Curious World TKT VER-THE STTkRSlt- BE OUT AJJD Tom Sawyer WHAT I CALL TUE MOOM WILL MAKE A PATH OtJ did rr with HUCK FlMW, AM" WHAT WAS GOOD THE RIVER, AM THOSE PEOPLE ABOUT THWy-THGEE GALLONS OF SAP ARE REQUIRED TO MAKE ONE GALLON OF' NAAPLE SYRUP PULL WTO ELMSPOPT OKI THE TOP DECK CAM LISTEKl AKf pjck UP MOPE TO THE GEnTLE LAPPIKIS CAPKSO AM HEAD ntr -rue- tsKtro ENOUGH FOR FDR WCKTDM! TOM IS GOOD EWOUGH FDR BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Hmmmmm! By MARTIN THE NEWS-PALLADIUM Br DOSSER "rPECK.W i WHERE GOULD WE LIKE A I CBULDNT WE GO AW' My GET A BOAT FDR 1 OAR 5.5 SHT BRAKEBAND WO WTMWD AWCHOR US MUCH MORE A AUTOMOBILE WE COULD BUY WE could THAW AW OAR KL, jL IMAGINE cam dowm THE RIVER hi 1 1 jtrmX I ROCK OIL" WAS THE NAME FOR. i UNTIL THE LATIN! WORDS, 1 D-roA WHAT PQJ.CZ. CURIOS ITV? MEANING ROCK, AND MEANING Oll, WERE SUBSTITUTEOl TSW TSVi ll HEM. YOOV3E. VS AN0 WELr4S.ROO,EVET AUO MS.VANOON fTHWC, ViWV GtT 50 I HMM TRAT KSOUi I BEEN VOVTH VE.

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M. flEO U. 8, PAT. OFF. PRESIDENT TO OPEN NEW GOTHAM BRIDGE (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, July 6 President WMAQ-Henry Horlick's WIND Russ Hodges; sports review, WAAF The Music Box.

8:15 WGN Rhythm Review. WCFL Jack Kelly's orchestra. 8:30 WGN Armih Hand's Band. WMAQ Richard Hlmber's orchestra. WENR Goldman's Band Concert.

WCFL Charlotte Mitchener. Roosevelt will speak Saturday morning at the opening of the new trl-borough bridge here. The huge new stadium on Rand all's Island nearby will be dedicated In the Nick of Time lWASH TUBBS By CRANE in the afternoon, followed by final competition to pick the United States Olympic track and field team. WJJD Grant Park concert, 8:45 WJJD Dude Martin. WIND Rubinoff and His Violin.

LET ME GET OUT, PELLA VaW, APPLESAUCE -3 3 fVE5 A-GLITTERN ZARAT PRE- What to expect Tuesday: WEAP-WJZ-NBC, WABC-C 9:00 WGN Tambour Battant. WOR-MBS 12:30 p. m. All-Star baseball game at Boston. WBBM Wayne King's orchestra.

PARES TO SET OFR THE EXPLOSION PARES TO SET OFF ELCC WEAF-NBC 2:15 Ma Perkins; 3 WJJD Ridge Runners. WENR Carefree Carnival. Women's Radio Review 4 top Hatters orchestra. WABC-CBS 2:30 Mayf air wmaq contented Hour. WIND Continental orchestra.

singers; 3:30 Victor Bay chamber or 0 chestra; 5 Benay Venuta, songs; Have You Heard? 4 Ernie Stemm orchestra; 5: 15 Animal WGN The Northerners. WBBM March of Time. WMAQr-Grant Park concert. WENR John Lewis. closeups.

9:45 6:00 BBM Gang Plank Gosslpers. WON Blackstone String Trio. WBBM Pat Flanagan. WENR Mary Small. WMAQ Donald, McGibney.

K.J.f.l.fi,J Ll. MIA 1 ft. WINIGerman musicr WCFL Lillian Michuda, 6:15 sat 1936 8V NEA SERVICE. INC. T.

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OFF. WGN Palmer House Ensemble. fiOE nCKETS TRUCK, CARRYING 100 QUARTS OF NITROGLYCERIN, RAPIDLY si UT WA5H IS ON HIS TRAIL WCFL Jack Kelly's orchestra. "APPROACHES THE 5P0T WHERE WILLIE ZARAT HAS HIDDEN A CHARGE OF DYNAMITE. V.

sts: The Only Drawback By SMALL SALESMAN SAM a)HATS TH' ACO, X'M TlEEO O'GeTtlw'UP EACf? OlTH THIS LI'L IMVEAJTlOJJlVeAH, PUT TH' HARDESrY OMeTHDJ' PULL TH' STPlMftU A Ot7W iKAPTiOJ, IAKC A FIREBOIC COP- VA PULLTH' PART HAS ip. 10:00 WGN Horace Heidt's orchestra. WEDC Varieties. WENR Ben- Pollack's orchestra. WCFIj Rodrigo's orchestra.

WMAQ Amos 'n' Andy. WIND Octavians. 10:15 WGN Guy Lombardo's orchestra, WMAQ Jack Turner. WENR Leafer's orchestra. 10:30 WGN Crosley Follies.

WCFL Magnolia Blossoms. WBBM John Harrington. WENR Ben Pollack's orchestra. 10:45 WBBM Bcrnie Cummins' orchestra, 11:00 WGN Eddie Elkins' orchestra. WENR Luncef ord's orchestra.

WMAQ Shandor. 11:30 WGN Joe Reichman's orchestra. Midnight WGN Joe Sanders' orchestra. 13:15 WBBM Cherniavskv's orchestra. 12:30 WGN Horace Heidt's orchestra.

WBBM-TwqPlanos and a Girl. WMAK Untie Ezra. WENR-rTony Russell, songs. 6:30 WGN Lone Ranger. WCFlr-Judy Talbot.

WBBM -Ted Husing. WMAQ Ben Pollack's orchestra. WJJD Let's Dance. WENR Lum and Abner. -WAAF Hollywood Melody Makers.

6:45 WJJD Sports Review. WBBM Boake Carter. WENR Dixon's orchestra. WAAF Chicago Melody. -WCFL Pat Kennedy.

WMAQ Totten on sport. 1:00 WGN Bob Elson's Sports Review. WBBM Horace Heidt's Brigadiers. WMAQ Fibber McGee and Molly. WLS Ann Cortland, pianist.

WIND Today's Cubs' game. WCFL Don Norman. WAAF Harriet Gricus. soprano. WJJD Moissaye Boguslawski.

7:15 WGN Musical Moments: Rubinoff. WCFL Kelly's orchestra. i WJJD Julane Pelletier, pianist. 7:30 WGN Palmer House Ensemble. WJJD Frank Westphal's orchestra.

WBBM Pipe Smoking Time. WAAF Pacific Masterpieces. WMAQ Margaret Speaks. WLS Melodrama. 7:45 -WGN Joe Senders' orchestra.

8:00 WBBM Radio Theater. WCFL Herr Louie. WLS Weener Minstrels. BERRIEN MEN GET COMMISSIONS IN U.S. ARMY RESERVE July 6-The War OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoopie OUT OUR WAY By Williams department has announced the awarding of commissions in the re serve carps of the -regular Army to three Benton Harbdr men.

David Worth StoneclUfe, 605 Pa-vone, was commissioned a second lieu-' tenant in tire cavalry reserve corps. Edmund Benjamin Eaman, 524 Pa- vone, was commissioned with tha same rank in the Coast Artillery reserve, corps, John Bernard Engle-breit, 547 Pearl street, received his commission as a second lieutenant In the Infantry Reserve Corps. Others in the vicinity, to receive commissions were Merle Huntsinger Dreher, 618 S. 3-rd street, Niles, commissioned a second lieutenant In the coast artillery reserve; William Graham StpnllPll.snn nnssnnnll a Mpnnil fVOU SHOULD TRy ALL QUESTION (T KEEPS THE TASTE, MOIST AND AIDS I lieutenant in the cavalry reserve and Rudolph Barlow, Allegan, a. second lieutenant in the same branch of the reserve corps.

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