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Radio Seventeen CHANNEL CHUCKLES By Eil Keane MUTT AND JEFF IV Easy To Show Others Their Mistakes When Yon Make 'Era Yourself! Mutt mnd Jtff art tn Sunday 6ohe THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1938 1 I fMy Nol Y'STZP UPTo THE PLATE.) I I Wtf (SEE? THATSj I I I YVn 7 I CJ nM I Hi. 1 rCLr 7UUK LC U1 I I I uia i A II 7 SKI Vn I CDLLN WHDH W0t HI MTBMS WCOpfwM WORE mi WXHA WbIwCEH ISO SSI HBO 1090 1150 IBC 1330 1510 1030 12(0 MS 1 1017 102.51 l6l80l897 WEE! CBS Ke. 630 FM. 103.3 wmc DOS Ml MBS tit SIS Television Stations Ch Boston 4-WBZ 2-WGBH 7-WNAC Providence Manchester, N. II.

12-WPRO 10 WJAR 9 WMUR TELEVISION 1 1 i HERMAN By Clyde Lamb 12i ill Music-Education CT 1 i iv i i rtA i i -i 8100-Recorded Music. MPl. PF SrlflO M3 flCMfAfltl WXHR-FM Megs. 1:00 Breakfast Concert. 8 Recorded Music.

Request and Network Hours. 2:00 2:15 2:30 Son," drama. 12 News; Weather. 12 Family Playhouse. 4 Fun With Food.

7-12 House Party. 10 Tennessee Ernie Ford 3:00 4-10 Matinee Theater. 7 "Edge of Battle." "Meet Mr. Lucifer." 12 The Big Payoff. 3:30 7-12 Bob Crosby Show.

4:00 4-10 Queen for a Day. 7-12 The Brighter Day. 4:15 7-12 The Secret Storm. 4:30 7 My Little Margie. 12-The Edge of Night 4:45 4 Action Movies.

15 Modern Romances. 6:00 7-12 Mickey Mouse Club. 9-10 Cartoon Show. fvAlllir I WTTr W- M1U 7uP 1 llUi'T. VjL.

a 11111711 in 2 nWNfo 1 7 illi- I tvo -TB a.M I a -ToDOl IH it 1 ZZnDnT III i Vf 'jTi III Vfl wi ri v7 I 1st' RADIO AFTERNOON REX MORGAN, D. By Dal Curtis vl! AgouT foue Hougs 1 ro love rr If yes, winslapb veby tired. j-- AGO! HOW ABOUT ITLL TAKg MS ---ftTE31S YOU SHOULD 7 THiS rS A tETTlNS ME TAKE ONLY A MINUTE 0OiJ iS JLS. HAVE PWWEg AU WONDEPFUL SUR- YOU TO OINNER TO yfAV VJ 1 I AND THEN (SO WHEN DID 7 V- flJ OKKTLY TO you 6et in peps XCr iIN. LL 2iw "There must be a simpler way of getting him to eat." Today on TV High Spots MATINEE THEATRE; Diana Lynn, Jess Barker in "The Hollow Woman," tory of a young doctor and trie daughter of a Puritanical family; 3 (4-101.

KAMAFt OF THE JUNGLE has the task of saving a supposedly indestructible man; (71. REPUBLICAN CONVENTION, eover- erage of final session; addresses by the presidential and vice presidential nominees; 8 (2-4-7-9-10-121. VIDEO THEATER COLORCAST Lee Bowman, William Hopper In "The Top Rung." a public relations executive is willing to ruin his friend's life for his own gain; 10 (4-10). CURTAIN CALL: June Havoc in "Exit for Margo," one-time toast of Broadway tries to instill her own talents In her daughter; 10 (71. SHERLOCK HOLMES comes to the lid of a young boy whose father.

I gambler, has disappeared; 10:30 (7). TONIGHT: Steve Allen welcomes actress-singer-dancer Erlindi Cortex, Erroll Garner's Jazz Trio; 11:40 (4 "BREWSTER'S MILLIONS." with Dennis OKeefe, June Havoc. A dis charged serviceman stands to inherit a fortune provided he can spend II million In a certain period of time 11:40 (71. 1:00 Loeffler: Poem for Orchestra; Haydn: Symphony No. 80 Gershwin: An American in Paris.

1:00 Wanner: Die Walkuere. Act 8. 4:00 Dowland: Songs; Dvorak: Quar tet in A. 8:00 Stravinsky: Petrouchka; Mil- haud: Symphony No. 1.

8:00 "First Chair." 8:00 Bartok: Violin Concerto; Strauss: Death and Transfiguration. 8:00 "Three-Penny Opera Chopin: Etudes; Chopin: zurkas. WGBH-FM 89.7 Mm! 8:30 Republican Convention. 10:00 Louis H. Lyons, News.

WBUR-FM 0. Mm. 8:00 On a Summer Afternoon. 8:00 News Sports. Weather.

8:18 Musical Backgrounds. 8:80 Waltz Time. 1:00 Recital Hall. 8:00 Take It From Here. 8:30 Jazz Trends.

News, Sports, Weather. Today on Radio CONVENTION FORECAST: Resume of yesterday't activities and preview of what to expect today: WNAC, 2:05. REPUBLICAN CONVENTION, final ses sion, addresses by the presidential and vice presidential nominees: WBZ, WNAC, WEEI, WVDA. WGBH-FM. 8:30.

MUSIC FROM GERMANY: "Five Hun dred -Years of German Folk Music' recorded by West German Radio networks: WCRB, 7. BASEBALL: Red Sox vs Cleveland Indians, at Fenway Park; WHDH, 7:55. WVDA A Guy Named Smith. WMEX New; Jay MrMaster. WHDH Two and Eight Date.

WORL Dave, Maynard Show. 1 OS WEEI Right to Happiness WNAC Convention Forecast. S. 15 WEEI Second Mrs. Burton.

WNAC Easy Listenln'. WEEI This Is Nora Drake. 2 45 WEEI Pat Buttram Show. WBZ News Report. WEEI House Party.

WCOP Top Forty, music. WBMS News: Ken Maiden. 1:05 WBZ Norm Prescott Show, RADIO 00 WBZ. WNAC, WEEI, WVDA WCRB Newi WMEX Frank Fallon, sports. WCOP John Scott Show WBMS Ken Maiden Show WORL Norm Tulin Show WBZ Investment News WVDA Johnny Most, sports :10 WHDH Sportscope.

WCRB Candlelight Serenadt 1.15 WBZ Leo Egan. sports WNAC Dinah Shore, songs. WEEI Fred Cusick. sports WVDA Most and a Feller WMEX Theatre Music. WHDH Bing Crosby.

6 IB WNAC Sports: Weather. :3 WBZ. WNAC. WEEI. WVDA Re publican Convention.

fTMEX Music Hall. S5 WHDH Curt Gowdy. sports. 6:45 WMEX The Rosary. WHDH Boston Ballroom.

OO WMEX Theatre of Music. WBMS Interludes In Jazz. WCRB Music from Germany. 7:30 WCRB Music and Hi-Fi. WHDH Warm Up- Tele-fluiz.

7:55 WHDH Red Sox-Cleveland. CONVENTION TV NOTEBOOK Stassen, Joe Smith, Ike, Pep Things Up By MARY CREMMEN The Republican National Convention kept running as smoothly as a catered affair. No one has been able to spike the punch or steal the sandwiches. Despite his failure to perk up the THE BERRYS Th jfgg; By Carl Grubert ITTT" HI, 1 WELL, AREN'T VOL) WHENEVER YOU HAVE A 1 1 TQ FIND OUT rfJa, np ad i 5USPRISED THAT I'M cm COCO CAY SHOPPING I WHAT YOU PETER hSE SO EARLY? VCU CAM HARDLY WAIT bSS JlE 7 TO GET fE. THE SMITH FAMILY n' the Bv Mr.

and Mrs. George Smith? I I MOM.TtA-U ME )1 rOV SWEETS M. T. A. Announces Changes For Chelsea, Everett, Revere I it1! party by pinning a new tail on the elephant, I don't know what the TV newsmen would have done without Harold Stassen.

He gave them something to talk abouL Only faithful television viewers could have any idea of the dozens of ways two reporters on a nationwide hook-up can keep rewording the same question to each other. Three lines of the M.T.A., serving various parts of Chelsea, Everett end tjr. and Revere will have their routes and schedules changed for a period of about nine months beginning Sept. 8, it was announced today The M.T.A. announcement stated that the chances are made necessary by highway construe- tion in the area, in connection with the Northeast Expressway, I which make it impossible for the! M.T.A.

to provide power during the construction period for its track- less trolley lines now serving the areas. The three lines affected are Wonderland-Everett Station, via Park and Woodlawn: Wood-lawn. Mavorirlc via WashinCton I 9 Guest Houfe. 10 My Little Margie. 2-4-7-9-10-12-Republican Convention.

4-10 Video Theater. 7 "Exit for Margo." 9 Code Three. 12 Arthur Murray Party. 7 Sherlock Holmes. Jimmy Copeland Show.

12 Quiz Kids. 4-7-9-10-12-News. 7 My Little Margie. 4 Film Feature. 12 Fabian, Scotland Yard.

9 "Leave It To Henry." 10 "Park Row," film. 4 Tonight, Steve Allen. 7 "Brewster's Millions." 12 Inner Sanctum. 7 "Hemmed In," play. 11:00 11:05 11:10 11:15 11:20 11:40 12:55 3:30 WEEI Priscilla Fortescue.

4:00 WEEI Housewives' League. WHDH Boston Ballroom. 4:30 WEEI Beantown Matinee. 4:45 WVDA Rockingham Race. WNAC Bob and Ray Show.

WVDA A Guy Named Smith. WBJIS News: Gospel Singers. WCRB Commuter's Concert. 5:30 WVDA A Teller and His Girl. 5.45 WNAC News: Sports Time.

WMEX News. 5:55 WEEI. WMEX, WHDH Baseball Scores. EVENING 8:00 WCRB Evening at Symphony. 8:30 WMEX Music Hour.

9:00 WMEX Theatre of Music. WCOP Bill Clark Show. WBZ, WEEI News. WNAC Official Detective. WVDA John W.

Vandercook. WHDH Navy Band. WCRB Connoisseurs' Concert, 10:05 WBZ Rod MaeLelsh, news. WEEI Jerry Howard Show? WVDA Country Roundup. 10:15 WBZ The Live Five.

WHDH Guy Lombardo Music 10:30 WBZ Foxboro Race. WNAC It's a Crime. 10:35 WHDH The Cloud Club. WBZ. WNAC, WEEI, WVDA- News.

11:10 WBZ Lindy Miller, sport. WEEI Jerry Howard Show. 11:15 WBZ Carl de Suze Show. WNAC-as Smith, sports. WVDA Sherm Feller Show.

11:30 WBZ Music Till Dawn. WNAC Music From Studio X. 13:00 WEEI. WMEX News. WHDH Music at Midnight WCRB News; Serenade.

tions to and from the rapid transit lines for Park av. after 6:55 p. m. on weekday evenings will be made jat (h(, Beachmont station of tne East Boston tunnel line. "We regret the inconvenience which the highway construction' will cause to patrons on the three: lines affected." read the MTA's statement.

"There will be some instances where riders will find that they will not be able to reach the places to which they are now traveling at the 15 cents local fare, Likewise, there will be other cases where riders will find, during the emergency, they can on local is cent fares reach areas they cannot now reach without payment of the 20 cent fare with transfer." Public timetables showing these and other changes in service for i i 1 wn A ian scneauies on me enure raiv surface system will be available for nnhlir distribution on Wednes-I day, Sept. 5. Angelo V. Berlandi Congress Candidate Former State Ben. Angelo V.

Berlandi of 9 Perkins Hyde has announced his candidacy ANGELO BERLANDI for the Democratic nomination tor Congress in the 13th district. He served as secretary to the late Maurice J. Tobin, Boston Mayor U. ic torrptorv of ihf lished the Central' Market; and as! assistant Democratic floor leader nf thB House. He a wel known football and basketball official.

"FOR THE BEST DEAL" Set Tour Local Zenith Dialtr or Call CE 6-4331 GEORGE BaSCOM lno Mf 5:30 6:00 10:00 10:30 i I jrv -r Q1D AUTOMATIC OIL BURNERS Cuttom Built (Pj "The Pulse I I 1 1 I As a starter: unet, any new wora from Stassen?" "No, Dave, any new word from Herter?" And for a real change: "Any new words from Stassen and Herter?" tainly into the mine, ine name a-i lit. Crane Quiz Answers 6th from front (Don't let -tner 5. Theory; 6, a) Alfalfa (b) Hen-Oyster- Otf- and Revere City riaii-aeacn- Dr. Crane's QUIZ: By DR. GEORGE W.

CRANE Score one point for a correct Imont Loop 1, New Orleans; 2, St. PatrickUc) Cow-Silage (w); -Hors-; (Irish girl); 3, Skimmed milk; y); (e) Hog-Crn An off-beat group calling itself, the Western Nationalist Crusade started a uump msennowei (fnr McCarthv-Nixon ticket! Umnaicr. that never tot higher; than their soap box and a dis- eruntled Republican in Washington. was reported flying to San Francisco with 30.UW MacAnnur buttons, GLOBE'S CROSS-WORD But gate crashers didn't atand'this involuntary lapse into objec- chance Nothing happened but the expected. Everything seen on television was orderly and polite.

Even thte rubbish barrels around solution of each of the first five problems. The last problem counts five points. Score yourself as follows: 0-2, poor; 3-6, average; 7-8, superior, 9-10, very superior, Tn which nn nt thesp cities are the dead routinely buried above ground? SEATTLE MINNEAPOLIS NEW ORLEANS MIAMI A colleen should indirectly suggest which one of these saints? ST. GEORGE ST. CHRISTOPHER ST PATRICK ST.

FRANCIS 3. One quart of which one of these fluids would have tne ieasi calories? WHOLE MILK WHIPPING CREAM HALF A HALF SKIMMED MILK Toi. Vii of his critically ill lather in inc i.o -'-p-u. PUZZtE ure Place of oblivion Lubricator Ranks of seats Inventor of dynamite Choose B. W.

voodoo Girls Declares without proving Loud and gaudy Perch-like fish (SOLUTION 43 Wheel guerd 44 Devil on two an old game; 45 Backless divan 46 Detective story 49 Actor Carrillo 52 Pivotal' 54 Fuzzy-. brained; sV 57 Spanish' gilll nickname 59 Endorse 63 Haul off a car 64 Mild rebuke TOMORROW) YESTERDAYS SOLUTION "Please Keep America Beautiim." president, "whether he'll make a The high point of Interest to, turn for the better he ha viewers occurred in the morning been in a state 0f shock. The doc-when President Eisenhower, at the; tor savs that in consideration of Fairmount Hotel, allowed his press conference to be telecast "live" for the first time. He said he had just conferred with Harold Stassen regarding the nomination for the vice presi ACROSS Attire Brown ermines Novelties and oddities. Rapacious folk Gives one his due Contestant Hilly region of Morocco No prize winner Smacking of equines And others: Latin abbr.

Dr. Salk's conquest Peg Implied Like a sprite Woman, in genetal Adversaries Neighbor of France: abbr. Tidal fall Not facile Advantage of 55 Chapeau 56 Surgical thread 58 Disturbances 60 Study of plant life: abbr. 61 Word in France'i motto 63 Summary 65 Roman official 86 Professional soldier 67 Sippers 63 Resonance: radio DOWN Grow to. gether Early Amer.

settler Foreword Assist Stir to wrath 6 Obstruct 7 Catches with a lariat 8 County officer 9 Summer shade 10 Straight, regular: comb, form 11 Kitchen wear 12 Crowned, as the Pope 13 Perceiving 16 Fashioned 21 Cloth meas 37 33 39 j43 a democracy Total Climb Rebuff General movement 47 dency. "As you know," stated Parents of new school children should remember that the four teeth that appear at the 6th 27 year are permanent teeth, not! 28 baby teeth, and they occupy 30 what position from the midline 32 in front? 2d 4th 5th 6th 1 33 Which one of these words '35 President, "the only individual who made any attempt to find an alternate (to Nixon) was Mr. Stassen he has said to me after several days here he is completely convinced that the delegates want Mr. Nixon. Mr.

Eisenhower looked decidedly nttnm aAfimitalv cmiff 111 if ll 1 1 it i TLT 71 LLLL 1111111 MIZLi LLLl jih" i 7 tod i mo Hi IJA 8 1 1 77 ili! 71 717 7 ao i iii 31 TjniTp 3 1 1 i 1 i i ill 3 377c 1 1 77 Lii 777 sqT 7 7 7 l7o.lt ii 'IlI77o I Beginning Sept. 8, and continuing throughout the highway con struction period, xne wonoeriana-Everett Station trackless trolley line will operate only between Woodlawn and Everett Station. A temporary new bus line, to serve the Park av. area, will originate at Broadway and Farkj av. in Revere.

The buses will operate via Park av. to Elm st. (Wood- ilawn); Washington. Garfield, Sag-samore and Washington Bel- Ilingham Hawthorne. Park and Pearl Meridian-st.

Bridge, Meridian. Paris and Sumner sts. ito Maverick Station in East Bos-fton. This line will operate seven 'days each week, except on week-Ida vs after 7:30 p.m. I After 7:30 p.m.

on weekdays the Washington av. section of Chelsea land the Woodlawn area at the 1 Everett-Chelsea line will be served 1 by the City line. I During the evening hours, pas-J sengers to and from the Washing-f ton av. area will have their choice nt tranefprrins tn and from M.T.A. I rapid transit lines at City sq.

in iCharlestown. or at Maverick. Pas-' sengers using the Maverick Station as a rapid transit transfer point will, during the evening I hours on weekdays only, have to 5 make a second transfer at Bel-I lingham sq. in Chelsea, during the i emergency period. On weekday evenings the Park iav.

section in Revere will be served by an extension of the Re- vere City Hall-Beachmont loop 1 hns line. Commencing at 6:55 p. m. each weekday evening, bus-jses on this line will extend their I runs to operate between Woodlawn I and the Beachmont loop. Connec- Fa -TaWl It U.I r-, II ni i Summer Sun Your Complexion KEEP YOUR SKIN 'THIS SUMMER Mercoliztd Wax Cream 7 ntHlPUa Lightens Ugly Freckles.

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mI1 )anlrla rllH 4ha Hire my father's present condition shouldn leave. At 8:10 p.m. the roll call of states for the nomination of a candidate for the Presidency was Mrs. Gladys Knowles. secretary of the convention, called out, "Alabama." "Alabama where Ike grows more popular everyday, yields to Indiana so that she may put in nomination the name of Dwight Mail ciiucu ivu vmj vv Charles Hallecic made xne nomination I speech, which was followed by eight seconding speeches lasting two minutes apiece.

The demonstration for Eisen hower built to such proportions that the nre marshal finally oraerea aioppea as measure. Balloting began at 9:38 p.m. and 18 minutes later President Eisen hower had been renominated with a unanimous 1323 votes. The balloting for vice president went smoothly for Nixon until Nebraska. A worried-looking woman spoke Into her delegation's microphone, "Nebraska 17 votes for Mxcn." She panned.

"One Nebraska delegate, without concurrence of any of the others, desires the platform." Chairman Martin called back, "What is the name?" "The name has not been disclosed lo me?" Martin was growling. "What is the name I asked that beeanse I have a letter from a distinguished son of Nebraska whs does not want his name put in nomination." The woman delegate conferred with a white-haired man wearing horn-rimmed glasses. Terry Car- 1 penter was smiling as if he knew ids poor woman apoae unter- After the conference ended, TV reporters appeared happier Indiana Congressman Martin scowled, "The delegate from Nebraska has the right to nominate whoever he wants. He mumbled, "Joe Smith whoever he is." It was generally known that Carpenter had planned to put up the name of Fred Beaton from Nebraska until Martin had killed his idea by referring to "letter from a distinguished Nebraskan." Order was restored and Gov. Herter came to the lectern to make the nominating speech for Nixon.

Before he could start, Martin slammed down his gavel it nt Camenter an nouncing, "I declare closed the nomination for Vice President." Gov. Herter expressed satisfaction at the renomination of our beloved President and added one more important task lies before us to nominate a candidate second in importance only to the President He listed Nixon's "three great qualities intelligence, loyalty, UCMILOI.1VU- While Herter spoke, the camera caught Carpenter leaving the hall. Later, during the polling of the Nebraska delegation, the same woman who had spoken before declared unhappily. "Nebraska casts 17 votes for Nixon one delegate is passing." At Tnirinipht when all the votes it'prA in an Nixon ran one short of a unanimous 1323, she called again for recognition irom the chair explaining, "Nebraska wishes to change its vote to a unanimous 18," A little late but the story had the right ending. Terry Carpenter was last seen wearing a hastily-made cardboard button that read: "I GO FOR JOE." PORTRAITS By JAMES J.

Mt-lfSALfh To Make a Friend I A stranger turns into a friend Whom you are glad tn know, The moment that you take the time To stop and say hello And probably before you met He was quite lonely too And honed that he might shake the hand Of somebody like you You never Know now wonderful This world can really be Until you talk to strangers and Invite their company Of course you should he rarpful. as Your choice' could turn out wrong But if you are experiencea iou ought to set along You need not be a doctor of Philosophy or such A stranger will be come vour mend By any human touch. i iaaw indicates the most conscious thinking? Hl'NCH THEORY INKLING In this problem you are to try to match the farm creatures n.meH in the left hand column below, with the appropriate food item in the right nana column which pertains to each. Be careful, for some of the creatures enjoy several of these food items. You better use the process of elimination in making your choices.

You deserve one point for each correct judgment, (a Rabbit (b) Hen Cqw Horse (e) Hog (v) Oyster shells (w) Silage (x) Corn ry) Timothy (z) Alfalfa Mj PAYOFF SEW1CS EACH Cny TO TEU. "'EMERGENCY CALLERS VMHERE "IHV CAN OBlAiM AID AT NiCHT? 1 ec vowixi wATvfiAJs $-tj mtatnw.n 2 for your eriginof idea printed. Wrffe erry LengtU tfo this newspopar. I FORE fhan ihfv hv all weV. 'Chet Huntley of NBC put it into words, "I think the President has given us something to talk about.

The session itsell began with little change from the wordiness '01 the WCCK The first speaker was a man name ounded like Em- Known for his ability at he had ob. vinusly saved one of the longest for himself. Tom Dewey was next on the lectern but before talking ne asked chairman Joseph Martin. "Does anyone have a of water?" His speech began. "It's certainly wonderful to be at a Republican Convention where no one is mad at anyone else.

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