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i up-yiy I J-30 FRIDAY. JANUARY 20. 1954 PAGE 46 inn iii rN a DIALING WITH DALE STAR TAKf CINCIMMATr-I CANMLIVDUA -BT CLAY R. POLLAN- LIMA WEATH0R KZ TUB MOie MP MM AtlfS WAR HOO HOO. 76 POll STUCK.

AN I SEPT JJ 1 Your Daily Activity Guide According to tht Start IS.kHOA ANYTHING PeOPtf WANT: IS.kHQA ANYTHING PeOPtf WANT. I un- i I MakOOncP- APR POWN ANP YOUM. PS WApy TO FASHION GlCXiOtlA OCT 23 fv AUO i- 1CT67IMOONJ CilWSOW. fAOOMBEAM i. lVvl To develop messoge tor Saturday, read wordi corresponding to number 06-45-46-59 J0096 H.S.ANPA.W&ATHK..UWIUW7AL Tommy Sutton Buying Springfield Station TOMMY SUTTON, 39-year-old spinner of hillbilly records for WING.

said Thursday he and a group of associates have purchased radio Station WWSO of' Springfield. kS-7278 Am staJ9 Msmm 0 0 of your Zodiac birth sign. KORttO I Som 31 Speok TAUIUS APR 21 OCT UtA, NOV 22 6-18-21 -38 3- 7-26-: V50 66 B7-4771 Sutton, Indiana native who re-- GEMINI SAGITTAtlUi neatedLv has been voted among the NOV 61 Deceit 62 Ask 63 Oi 64 And 65 Plans 66 Indicated 67 Perform 68 DomestK 69 The 70 Are 71 Circuiting 72 To 73 Fraud 74 Due 75 Details 76 Surround 77 Toiks 78 Yourself 5vJ (uk 2: DEC rn 8-19-22 281 XX A nAJIVe If HILT, f- fx V-ii Oo WILL ffir dvJlL these raTTXfDl MV6777 8690 44-60-83-84 mJ CANCER CAPRICORN TV, dances professionally and models in her spare time. Hubby's with WING When Sonny Flaherty, 11, sang on the polio TV show last week, he didn't take his encore because "mother called and wants me to come home. I have four exams tomorrow." It was 2 a.

m. at the time. Lnokalik'es Bud Baldwin (WING), Spike Jones (NBC-TV) Edward R. Marrow's popular CBS-TV "See It Now" took a six-week vacation late last summer. OEC HJNI 23 IUI 23 top 10 hillbilly d.

in the country, said the new group would hegin operation as soon as the Federal Communications Commission approves the transfer. Daytonian Harry (Bud) Crowl, State legislator, will be named president of the group, which is buying the Springfield station from Bradley Kincaid. WWSO is a 2T0-watter, and has a sunrise-to-sunset broadcasting license. 32 Marrioot 33 love 34 Your 35 Loved 36 Keep 37 Meeting 38 And 39 Spirit 40 YourH 41 High 42 Exciting 43 Changet 44 Kind 45 Youi 44 Thoughrj 47 Htgher-upt 48 Smoll 49 Or 50 Change 51 Money 52 Aid 53 From 54 Losses 55 One 56 Think 57 Write 58 Personal 59 And 4 2 You'd 3 Good 4 Think 5 Tw Romonc 7 For 8 You'll 9 Portnti 10 Accomplish 11 Goy 12 It 13 Bort 14 Relohvt 15 Mort 16 You 17 Social 18 Travel 19 BeneM JO With 21 Laughter 22 It 23 24 Keep 25 26 Courtship 27 You 28 You 79 Need 30 Protect 1 9 1423.35 300-53-541 .1 755-56 80-85 61 64-73 AQUARIUS uo IUIV 2 J' Sutton said he will continue with 1-48 58-63fi 7, A.oit 80 OI 81 You 82 Right 83 Gentle 84 Persuasion 85 You 86 With 87 Person 88 Now 89 Completion 0 Smile vMl-17 25-33 WING, where he has 5 to 6:30 then changed its time to Tuesday I A 51-76-81-83 8-75-79 89 VHtOO fllCH FEk 20V AUG 24 MAO. 21 night.

Trouble here is that WlUU-TV, which is affiliated with CBS, ABC and DuMont, has had the Tuesday night time under contract with ABC for two years. That's why "See It Now" isn't seen now in Dayton. I've had a lot of calls and a letter from Mrs. Charles Deschler asking why. CBS 60 Words Adverse 1V2-27-79 52 Good I 1 '42 69-82 87 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE doesn't make things any easier for WHIO when it announces between PO REFRIGERATORS I -y-- SURE, WIL8ERT-BUT THE I 1 BUT, HOW LONS PO IX ever WEAR OUT, infr MOTOR om this One is thev guarantee the) fa ,7 a.

and 4:15 to 6 p. m. shows, bolh done from his home. IT'S PRETTY MUCH an accepted fact in the trade that a phenomenal boom in the popularity of disc jockeys brought radio through its critical period of competition with television. Now more and more radio programming is on a local basis.

So successful has the revitalized radio Industry become on that local basis that many stations have a tough time keeping within the FCC requirements that no more than 70 per cent of the time be commercial, so I've been told. Radio networks aren't so lucky. Local programs have cut into network programming more and more, and night-time TV has taken a serious toll of radio listeners. For instance, NBC-radio has announced it, is eliminating 10' hours a week of late-night shows, including the dance band hour at midnight, starting Monday. Thus passes another milestone.

pAT (MRS. DEWITT) CAMPBELL, who dor's art work and commercial operations for WHIO- station breaks, that the show will be seen. WHIO TV is the only station In this area which has three network affiliations, and the advantage is obvious. The station has a choice of the best programs each network has to offer. It Now," is one, of the better shows on TV, but it won't be coming Into Dayton very soon 0 I I Ii 3 I 4 15 WV 18 19 110 9 rj ii rr" i i jj- uu.

I TT 46 47 48 49 L--1 srsr a sra-pr ST 6T 44 5T" William J. Williamson, WLW-D sales director, has resigned: re placement is C. R. Dodsworth, formerly the assistant director Howard Malcolm, WONE disc jockey, returned to the air Wednesday night, then got, more flu, now is expected to he away from his platters until at least Monday DALE STEVENS. HORIZONTAL I Sprr-atl fur ilrinic 4 I'ronmin llislnhiili'd II ily lit rirttiKal To damage 15 I'roiKiun lH Hunk ol maim 1 Tart III M'lnr-31 llrlimt 'It Human mini her TA Anility UH Tn router knlnlilliiHid 38 Alcoholic raillral 31 Dye hiillKo Tn dr-part Npiiatlye J6 Mineral mirliiR 38 I'rnhihltinnM Nnirt nl male 40 Thin 41 t'linHpmlve pronoun 43 Nesative nle 45 (inrlriVim of niim-hiff 47 Kxruse 60 Kninan numher 51 rreli: air S3 The anex 5rt Tn annate.

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entered the theater 0 NOEfei DBl 0 gIeD I jTA I meani order complete catering 5S A beaten LI Llt.l Si I 1 ft Ira. 511 Therefore 57 Tn unite Kilter member of lirm (ahhr.) and stood In the back. Even from there he detected the faint beginning of de Wolfe's new mustache, in his first number. Anderson rushed bnckstage, and when Hilly de Wolfe appeared for his second number it was with Symbol for Iridium 62 om pans pnml licensed referees and neutral reporters" One of the versions was by a young screen-writer who claimed credit for having halted the bloodshed: "I stopped it by taking Rogart and the agents into the QJnelo ilsiyfs Corner llaivlitt Destroy f'oiift'rr, llodent tipper lip freshly shaven. AKT: Harry S.

Truman feels that paintings should be illustrations of history. Last week he again ex 0 pressed his antipathy against mod ED-TAILED hawks also have several other names. Often ern art. In describing some Cubist paintings he had seen, he said: Lyons You've got to cross your eyes to rrirlnM an1 1 hi I'rtd nni ncr tn Hnnt Ihnm tr rlnath" ralhrrn i lo0rt at them." ennffort- -Thn writr-r shout! During the snow storm, incident nsnnunds. and has to run full force Ir- Truman was recognized just to break an egg.

by some snovv-shovelers working in the cold. He responded to their greeting by waving to them "This I'KOTKST: The rehearsals of T. they are called red hawks, and many persons know them as hen hawks, chicken hawks, redtails or buzzard hawks. The only bright red part of a redtailed hawk is the tail. Most of its feathers are brown, but it has a white or gray-white, breast.

Canada has many of these hawks; they range from Saskatchewan to Newfoundland. They are common in parts of the United States from Wisconsin to Maine, and from Texas to Florida. Related birds, often called S. Eliot's "The Confidential 18 one of advantages of retire-were held in the Coronet theater mpn-" np sad- "When I was in which recently was refurbished. All politics I'd get out and shake their the seats in the first six rows were hands." removed and replaced by Ina Claire, standing onstage, no-i At DITION Amalia, the Portu-ticed the comfortable divans in thc.Kllcse slnKer- has brcn appearing orchestra and expressed her dis- ln Mcxnco the past few weeks, approval of them: "Makes it hard- Carles Morrison, owner of the er for the cast to keep the nightclub in Hollywood tomers awake." interested in booking her hut without seeing her, and SPOTTER: Before Billy dp Mexico was too far, just to view Wolfe went into "Almanac," an act.

Her manager then showed Murray Anderson ordered him a kinescope of her appearance Mm to shave off his mustache, Eddie Fisher's TV show. Mor- I western red-tails, are found from Alaska down to Central America. They have darker and heavier bars and spots on their breasts than do the red-tailed hawks of the eastern side of North America. The bodies of red-tailed hawks often measure two feet in length. With their strong wings, they are able to carry full-grown hens away from the poultry yard.

It is a fact, however, th they prey more commonly on field mice, rats, lizards and so on. One survey indicates that 66 per cent of their food is made up of small, harmful furry animals and only seven per cent of poultry. One champion of this hawk declares that it catches "only aged, frost-bitten, diseased poultry." For my part, I doubt that the hawks asks a hen whether she has been frost-bitten before taking her away! I suspect that some farmers lose enough healthy chickens to give them reason to take out their shotguns. Admitting that, lot, us list some of the "game" found inside the stomachs of these hawks. The stomachs.

may contain field mice, harvest gophers, chipmunks, wood rats, common rats, cottontail rabbit, shrews, moles, crickets and grasshoppers. A few, red-tailed hawks have been bold enough to eat skunks, and others have attacked porcupines! Tor NATL'RE section of your srr.ipnook. THE STORY OK THE ALPHABET contain 15 fine Illustrations and many facts about the name nf people. To get a copy send a stamped, self -addressed envelope to I'ncle Ray, In care of The Dayton Dally News. liis trademark for years.

The saw it. and signed her. comic obeyed, reluctantly. Last i week de Wolfe started to grow it i TIMK: There was an audition of again. One night Anderson, as be "Dr.

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