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i THE rrHACA 'JOURNAL. MONDAY EVENING; DECEMBER 17, 1945 THE ITHACA JOURNAL, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 17, 1945 OUT OUR WAY TWELVE ii I I OUT OUR WAY By J. R. WILLMAIS i asking the entire USA to give him a hand and a pull. eter ans you have plans," he said, "but can't help a veteran with a plan.

Today our entire program is 0 delayed because of insufficient of- fice space and personnel. We need the help of patriotic and civic organizations, of the press oar! radio in solving this problem II World War Losses space and personnel. even more important. every Surpass -Others one of you must help in your own community if our veterans are to By MA4- THOMAS M. MAL get the assistance to which they are entitled." a a.

hand and a pull. "We have plans." he said. "but Veterans' you can't help a veteran with a Today our entire program is plan. l. delayed because of insufficient of- fice space and personneL We need the help of patriotic and civic organizations, of the press and radio in solving this problem World War II Losses 4,6 of space and personnel.

Surpass -Others even more important. everY one of you must help in your ONVII to Hy MAJ. THOMAS M. MAL community if our veterans are get the assistance to which they are entitled." 1 IT asking the entire SA to give him a I a hand and a pull guys who won't ever come home? If the gates of the GI bill ever were opened to sons and daughters of veterans, then service men's widows would want to come in for their share. I've had several letters from widows asking about this.

The average former GI who's obtained a butiness loan under the GI bill is 31 years old, married, and has two kids. His character and business "know-how" are good enough to get him a loan of $2399 from his local banker, which he expects to pay back at the rate of about $73 a month. If the gates of the GI bill ever were opened to sons and daughters of veterans, then service men's widows would want to come in for their share. I've had several letters from widows asking about this. The average former GI who's ob- tamed a butiness loan under the GI bill is 31 years old, married, and has two kids.

His character and business "know-how" are good enough to get him a loan of $2:499 from his local banker, which he ex- pects to pay back at the rate of about $73 a month guys who wont ever come home? If the gates of the GI bill ever 11, Radio Network, Programs MONDAY. DEC. 17 Programs Subject to Change P.3L1 NATIONAL COLUMBIA MUTUAL COO 1 News Quincy Howe Here. Howe I 15 Melody Sketches Jimmy Carroll Superman 30 Sports Spotlight Carol Brice. song Capt.

Midnight 45 Lowell Thomas World Today Tom Mix 55 I Joseph Harsch Club 15 News 30 Carolyn Gilbert 1 45 Kaltenborn 7 AMERICAN re's Howe News Repub. Comm. vv. Mgr Jimmy Carroll Superman Here's Morgan Carol Brice. song Capt.

Midnight 'News World Today Tom Mix Cal- Tinney Joseph Harsch Kirkwood Fulton Lewis Jr. Headline Edith Jack Smith Louis Jordan Raymond Swizt, Thanks to Yanks Frank Singiser Lone Ranger Kirkwood Fulton -17iwiTTrt-HeadlineEdilion Smith Louis Jordan Raymond Swing its to Yanks Frank Singiser Lone Ranger Inside of Sports Major Nial will answer your individual questions about World 11 veterans' rights without charge as he can get to OH, 1 wuZ J1S PuLuNr A NAIL OUT OF TH' CrTHEIZ SIDE OF -THE FENCE! Hal Boyle, Associated Press war correspondent, reports from Tokyo that many soldiers want the transfer The World War II Victory Medal has been designed. In fact, it's been manufactured, but there just aren't I '1 I. I Ir. WELL, 77 1 ii 1 Radio i1 1 ail, 1 I .611111 1 11 GimmE lopti, JIS FULLItsr -THAT CLAW I I ill i I- Network Programs HAMMER -nu il -4 1 4 Nv, s- zq NououTA I 1 I PUL 116 OF -THE -nits it s- -1 FENCE! 1 :4 SIDE! o' NIONDAY, 1 21'' DEC.

17 IP II 4 II I ti 01 11 Tip, i 1 Programs Subject to Change 4 I vi, il P.3LI NATIONAL COLUMBIA MUTUAL AMERICAN I 1 11 A F. Iwt'N 5- 0:00 I News Quincy Howe Here's Howe News 1 I it 1 l' Ali) 1 1 5 1 Repub. Comm. i I 15 Melody Sketches Jimmy Carroll Superman Here's Morgan 1 30 Sports Spotlight Carol Brice. song Capt.

Midnight 'News 1 4 45 Lowell Thomas World Today Tom Mix Cal- Tinney A 4 i I 1 71 1 i 55 I Joseph Harsch 1. ee JA-- 1 1 I I 1 szili 1 I i --fi-00 Supper Club-- Jack Kirkwood FulTon -Lewis Jrt-Headlini-Edilion Major Nial will allISWel your bull- Hal Boyle, Associated Press war The World War II Victory Medal i 1 k. 15 News Jack Smith Louis Jordan Raymond Swing vidual questions about World El 30 Carolyn Gilbert Thanks to Yanks Frank inise Sgr 'veterans' rights without Is harity correspondent, reports from Tokyo has been designed. In fact, it's been i II AA PTI barn Inside of Spo Lone Ranger rts manufactured, anufactured but there just aren't i 1 a IA. ma ha 'pan rat tit that many soldiers want the gov- Zilid.

L-? i I I i 45 1 Thomas World Tociay Tom MIX ALI; A. limey 4 ts 55 i Joseph Harsch 1 i 1,1 Fri 1 li I i 1 -I 30 Carolyn 1 7 1 -fiSt) Supper Club Kirkwood Fulton -Lewis Jrt-HeadlineEdition A of- Major Nial will alMWer bu your indl- A. Hal Boyle, Associated Press war The World War II Victory Medal II ti 1 i- ,4 13 News Jack Smith Louis Jordan Raymond Swmg vidual questions aot World II Gilbert Thanks to Yanks Frank Singiser Lone Ranger charity correspondent, reports from Tokyo has been designed. In fact, it's been i I 45 Kaltenborn Inside of Sports veterans' rights without manufactured, but there just aren't If .11 i '4, as he can get to that many soldiers Nvant the gov- I 1 40'7-- transfer I I' fflf 9 )4'411 Iv. ft :r.C'.1,1?4C271A4 1ivtt, ti I 1, fit with MAJOR HOOPLE with MAJOR HOOP LI 11:00 1 Amer, Cavalcade IS 1 30 'Howard Barlow to: I Bill Henry 900 I Telephone Hour Radio Theater 15 1 3 Infor.

Please 45 65 10:00 Contented Prog. Screen Guild 151 30 I Dr. Q. To Be Announc 45 A.51.! 1:00 Sign Off News 6:00 7:00 15 45 50 COO 1 World News 15 Do You Remern. 30 45 1 News 53 I 900 I Fun Folly 15 30 I Daytime Classic's 45 55 Bulldog Drumm.

Ltun 'n -Abner Hedda Hopper Davis Sherlock Holmes Pacific. Serenade Voir Pop Joan Davis To Be Announced Detect-a-Tune News Roundup Bennett Sisters Coffee Club News Arthur Godfrey Gabriel Heatter Rex Maupin Real Stories Spotlight Banda Swinging on the Golden Gate Front Pg. News Auction Show All the News Geo. Sterney Feeling 1,3 Mutual Clyde McCoy News Frazier Hunt Shady Valley Conference Call Hoosier Hop 3ooster Hop Steel Wages To Be Announced News News of Tomor. Joe Hasel, Spt.

Thought Gems Frank le Carle 11:00 i Don Elder News Ail the News iNews 5 I News of Tomor, 15 1 Harkness Joan Brooks Geo. Sterney Joe Basel. Spt. 30 1 Ella Fitzgerald Frankie Carle Feeling I. Thought Gems 35 i Mutual Frankie Carle 45 1 Clyde McCoy 55 i News 12:00 1 News News Inside of Sports Midnight Extri 05 1 Music from West Johnny Olsen I 30 Three guns Trio Johnny Long Lew Diamond Milton Cross 45 Lee Sims.

pianist Earl Roth Orch. 55 News News TUESDAY, DEC. 18 I Program. subject to change All Night Show Galen Drake News Good Morning News News The Fitzgeralds Nancy Craig Thought Gems Breakfast Club 1000 I Robert St. John Valiant Lady News for Worm My True Story 13 1 Lora Lawton Light of World Faith Our Time 25 I News 30 1 Road of Life Evelyn Winters Fun with Music Church Hymns 45 I Joyce Jordan Bacelor's Chil.

Listening Post M-00 Fred Waring Amanda Cecil Brown Breakfast in 15 Second Husband Party Line Hollywood 30 Barry Cameron Woman's Life Take It Easy News 45 David Harum Aunt Jenny To Lindlahr Ted Malone GINGER, CHAMPION Manx from Glen Ellyn, IlL, takes time out from the Sith annual show of the Beresford Cat Club in Chicago to brush up on music. FUNNY. BUSINESS IIERSHBERGER r4A -76V-, -re -w 1" do, I 7 4 7 et, Seal 1 A as quickly them. Simply write to him in care el The Ithaca Journal, enclosing a sell-addressed, stamped reply envelope. In the Civil War, each side (Union and Confederate) lost more soldiers killed in action than were lost by the whole U.S.

Army in World War I. But deaths in World War II surpassed even the terrible losses during the war between the States. Army deaths alone add up to 201,367. That's 201,367 too many. The lucky veterans who are still alive must make certain the tragedy of the past 4 years never is repeated.

Gen. Omar Bradley, administrator of veterans affairs, said a few words about the Veterans Administration in a talk in Washington, government to allow them to their educational rights under the GI bill to their sons and daughters. What about the widows of the CAARN1V AL Ogektvoele many to be had yet. It's a ribbon with a red center, bordered by white bars, which. in turn are flanked by double rainbows.

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with a red center, bordered by 1, 11 01. f2, i 45 closing a self-addressed, stamped white bars, which in turn are -4 es Bill Henry -''r reply envelope. What about the widows of the flanked by double rainbows. I 1' 900 1 Telephone Hour Radio Theater Gabriel Heatter Rex Maupin it '11--417 1 latt'' 4 1 301 Infor. Please Spotlight Bands Swingineg on the ''''(1 In the Civil War, each Side CARNIVAL i r' 35 Real Stories r1 BY DICK TURNER ,1 1---11 4, 4 ont Pg New 5 Goldn Gate (Union and Confederate) lost more feN.

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Army deaths alone add. up -11 1 '11 Geo. Sterney Joe Easel. Spt I 15 Harkn7tz ssg Fitzgerald ran 1 30 I Care Feeling 1,3 Thought ms -40 to 201,367. .2., ft Ella .23: JAYstit.I.PV45.

S5 Mutual Frankie CGearle 7' u'a' THE WORRY WART That's 201,367 too many. The 1 At Ore IL PAT on, i I Clyde McCoy try me. 45 1 i mi .....1,... I I .47,.. lucky veterans who are still alive 4'i -4 1 55; News Inside of Sports Midnight Extra must make certain the tragedy of News ,1 i 12:00 Music from West I News OUR BOARDING HOUSE i -s 4 -I i 05 I Johnny Olsen Cross GINGER, CHAMPION Manx 30 Three guns Trio Johnny Long Lew Diamond Milton 45 Lee Sims.

pianist Earl Roth Orch. from Glen Ellyn, takes time the past 4 years never is repeated. HERE 'S Tge Z5 V. 4013 Et) 55 News News Gen. Omar Bradley, administra- 4 is it out from the 34th annual show A I BORQOWED MY GRATITUDe tor of veterans affairs, said a few Nr A fet: 1,,: ti--.

Et EYOU Chicago to brush up on music. TI-kROUGH ATIGHT 1 1 TUESDAY, DEC. 18 of the Beresford Cat Club in .1 i -4, A IS FATROMSDEEP. HAK-KP14FF: TRAN60m WIHN1 Programs subject to change words about the Veterans Admin- ki A.M.! istration in a talk in Washington, 10., r7, t- 1 ARE 'IOU TVE SkELVED TRIMMED CINICININIKr1 1 1 IN-V- I ATIiFLATIO cKtt i-ke M--ts)NI KEe cR 0 gALEY's GANG 1:00 1 Sign Off News All Night Show iDEP 't --4 1.3M,YA.S1 Ti-ke ROLLIMG -rHE SUGAR 1 i 600 Galen Drake FUNNY BUSINESS Bi, HERSHBERGER L(' A7ri f- --I News 1 s- 0,) ILLS OP trIFLAMONI -I. CuSEs, MAZ'oRf 1 11 15 Good Morning 1 air i -DEEM GRoSSW NOU MOST 1 4S News i 40 e- News 4 i el -e; SPECINL EQUiPtymNIT To ..) 9:00 Nev 71-1-Coundup The- Fitzgeralds r' 4.2177.,,,-;-0 v-'''.

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to Happiness Conference Call 4:00 Backstage Wife House Party Erskine Johnson Jack Berch Show 15 Stella Dallas Johnson Family Bride Groom 25 News 30 I Lorenzo Jones Hal Winters Melody Hour David Wills 45 I Widder Brown Feature Story Hop Harrigan 5:00 I When Girl Marries Gateway Music Here's Howe Tetry Pirates 15 Portia Faces Life i Superman Dick Tracy 30 Just Plain Bill Cimarron Tavern Capt. Midnight Jack Armstrong 45 Front Pg. Farrell Sparrow Hawk Tom Mix Tennessee Jed Glamour Ma 12:00 I Wor Music Kate SmithWilliam Lang nor 1 Big Sister Morton Downey 1 25 30 1 Merchant Marine Helen Trent Rich. Maxwell News 33 I Wont, Exchange 45 Maggi MeNellia Our Gal Sunday Army Band 1:001 Melofly Sketches Life Beautiful Reporter 15 Ma Perkins Glee Club Contd. Bennett 3o Carolyn Gilbert Dr.

Malone Paula Stone Galen Drake 451 Morgin Beatty Road of Life John J. Anthony 270 0 I Guiding Light Two on a Clue Lester Smith IKennedy 15 'Eeday's Children Ferry Mason Jane Cowl Ethel Albert 25 I unit zawaras 30 IW Tom. in White Roseman' Ti News for Day The Fitzgeraids 45 Church Hymns ena ews 3:00 Woman of Amer. Try 'n Find Me Griffin Report Al Pearce 15 Ma Perkins The Wrecker Concert Orch. 30 Young Sing Along Club Remember Ladies Be Seated Pepper 45 Rt.

tO Happiness Conference Call 4:00 Backstage Wife House Party Erskine Johnson Jack Berch- Show Stella Dallas 15 Family Bride Johnson Fam Groom 25 News 4Widder Brown Feature Story Hop Harrigan 30 I Lorenzo Jones Hal Winters Melody Hour David Wills oo 5 I s. I When Girl Marries Gateway Music Here Howe Terry Pirates 15 i Portia Faces Life Superman Dick Tracy Hawk 30 Just Plain Bill Cimarron Tavern Capt Midnight Jack Armstrong 45 Front Pg. Farrell Sparrow awom ix ennessee Jed Radio WHCU TUESDAY News Service; Swap Shop Roundup Newsletters Deal News Town Godfrey News Read a Book of Evelyn Winters Grover Bridge By WM. E. McKENNEY Life and Piano News Berth Trio News Chisholm Trail Smith Sister of Helen Trent Gal Sunday on a Clue of the Air rime Carroll Sings to Remember Wreckers Along Club 4 PartyNews 4 30Cimarron Tavern Bring Adventure of the Air in Music Morley Off 1945 SY NSA SERVICE, 1Nt.

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U. S. PAT. OPP HAIL. INSINANCS STYLE IN MANY EUROPEAN CoutirraiV-V, GREAT AMOUNTS OF MONEY WERE SPENT IN EARLY YEARS OF THIS' CENTURY FOR MAIL.

CANNON TO 2444, THE PIRATE SHIP THAT ALLEY OOP ENGAGED ANOTHER TONES 1-H (DUFF AT OUTFIT OF DEEPWATER (WHAT'S THIS PAW FOOL. IS GURGLING DESPERADOES IM A ABOUTf 5 INCIIG UP en-ru OCI AC (k- XTERM iMATGI7 rixwvf i7tletttcoorE5. DE5PER4Does IM A RATTLE -THAT AcTicALLY xTERmimATG17 0114 CREWS. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Samples 014 WELL-THAT SHOULDN'T, BOTHER WU AN JUNE YOU VC LOST INTEREST IN ANYWAY! monnamio NPR. 1946 BY NEA SERV I C.

FRECKLES ASKED) TO TAKE ME OUT TON IsHr- ANID LOOK. cr PIE HAS A CARLOAD OF Giwt-s! PAW SURE. AT Me-GAMIN PAW JONES THANKS, SHAIZEROPPEIZS LETS HAvF A PARADE AGAIN SOME TiME! gyp 1 'PAW -TONE(-------4---ks YOU? WHY, NO CRACKS YOU'RE ABOUT ME NOT N6 HAM NOTHIM' WHISKERS BUT A IF 4' WANTA STAY BEARDuffs- HEALTHY! NO MAN. PAW JONES OR THG A PEVIL 14IM5ELF. CAN THZEATEN I BLACK 13GS5 AND LIVE! By MERRILL BLOSSER NNI4 Tfrie IDEA OF OVER To 0 KINSTON c.

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Here it is. Bidding of the hand was somewhat hectic, but Gibbs did a good job on the play. He won the opening heart lead dummy with the ace, and ruffed the five of hearts. A diamond was played to dummy's ace, and the nine of hearts ruffed. He led the king of diamonds, East ruffed, and returned a low club which Gibbs allowed to ride to the queen.

He then returned a club and finessed the jack. The ace of clubs was cashed i.r1c1 the jack of diamonds led, which East trumped: On the khirteenth club, Gibbs discarded se diamond and ruffed In dummy with the six of spades. Then he cashed the ace of trumps and led the seven-spot. East won with the king and the last trick was Won in dummy with the eight of spades. said the little bridge he had a chance to play while overseas was rather hectic.

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