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THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1950 Radio NlncOfti Enough to Drive Anybody Nuts! There Oughta' Be a Law! HO M'AM! THI5 AIN'T vi)WWA- Every stop for 50 MILES SHc WAS ALERT READY TO JUMP OFF WHEN TMEV GOT TO HER STATION -And when her limbec finally PlD come up, HOW CEAPV WAS 13 THE BUT MOUVt T0START BUT ON THE OTHER HANOX DOGS THIS MFAN SrS ipS5SP LL TAKE TWO BUCKS I WAS ALL THE TIME cSa SAUD fnXr4 DLrKM TO BUV WMAT TNOW.eOULO I CPAM NUTS? STRAIGHT ARROWTruth Will Out! By tuss Gardner PEAW LENNON KtHAT MEANS BOWDRV IS USING HIS PISSUISE 0FJ THAT CASE, PEPiTA-) MO FEPERAL V- TO TAKE TrlE ROUNDUP CASH FAiClT SHOOT IF YOU WANT- JtJT MARSHAL! HE EES BY CACTUS! yFROM THE5TAGEC0ACH VofeyrL BUT I'M COINS VTTvi SXS'SOWWjj IVE HEARP 'S0METHEENG ELSE TO VySktT L. rdlH BUT VOUe? BROKE VlEH. BUT T0START fv en wtti ytion kvaz wcoP knaP SmTx 590 850 KHO K0 1150 120 1510 Proof sMMSMaaamaisMiajttasgMs aaaMawMsjaBMsjsjM i i I KNOW PAT SAW IT ON MY I WELL ITS ABOUT TIME WHY Mil wM3scr( anc c-vtT" vriL I I ljiuin i tuj mji ivit rvtr irsi i Mfc NOTTUrOKfaU TH MAIL. BOX, OK UNDER TH NOBODY HOME. -SO I LEFT I HOW mI TOEGET fN WvAX.LDtCrgZ- 1 THE DOOR UNLOCKED R)R By Ken Allen RATHER LOOK LIKX YOUR i ANOOLOAINT I ZIU? Vr? THAN YOUR kVR1.

JFACE- ARE PROBABLY SLEEP EARLY, MR.5. WORTH! fl SWEETHEART, LIZBETH! I TlLLyOU BUSY RIGHT NOW, -A "IF IT'S NICE TOMORROW I GET IN! a72 pfEt mamVH THE DEPARTEol WANT TO CLEAN lTHE j-f 1 -6v TA AH ENA--PET NAME I GUeT' Sr2 ATT j-U- 1 I Kl Mi TaC Tf I By BUD FISHER By Carl Grubert IF A BURGLAR FOUND IT THEE KNUW I MM I HcKE IS ABE MARTIN Says: If ther'a any thin wont'n tryin' hurry out of a crowded day coach it's follerin behind a dyspeptic in a cafeteria. Soma wives are happy, an other have handsome husbands. (Copyright) Answer You're entitled to th exemption on the real estate yon own. I'm in an active Air Force reserve outfit at Bedford.

I was deferred for two months before the new regulation on dependents came out. I have a wife, two children and my father to support. How do I go about getting out? C. A. Chelsea.

Answer Apply through your commanding officer. Most ortha reservists at Bedford wd were dents, fjk you dicrrrl "screened" for depender some time ago. Maybe get In on IL MORNING 1:00 WCQP News; Morning Watch. WBZ Ncw; Call da Sujt Snow. WN AC Weather, Song Hits.

WEEI Moore and Russell. WHDH News; Bob and Ray. WBMS Sacred Heart Program. WOBL Tnp the Morning. .10 W.l Wtll IMfWI, wwf.x harm Nfwi hi in iev WP.MS The Ballroom.

20 WMJJC- John inat King the Bell. Weather. 2 WHZ- wh, News. WNAC Nlui.ical Clock. WMEX N.

E. Fellowship. WHDH Breakfast Extra. WBMS News; Weather. :40 WEEI Shawmut Bank News.

WCQP Old Salt. Weather. WBMS The Ballroom. 43 WCQPMornlng Watch. WPZ Carl de Sue Show.

WHDH noh and Rav. WCOi'. WNAC. WEEI. WMEX New, WRZ Nfwn Cart de Sure.

WM-Nfwi The Ballroom. :19 WNAC Urea fast with Bill. Wf F.T hhoppmg Talk. W.MEX Platter Chatter. 30 WCOP 1nored Bailey.

WRZ News. WNAC City Desk. WEEI Beantown Varieties. unuy viewpoint. .2 WNAC" Louise Morgan.

43 dc Kue. WI1MS The rij.llrr.m 55 WCOP. WOKL N'ewi. WN Ad Weather. :00 WCOP Breakfast Club.

WBZ Cinderella Week-End. WNAC News. WMEX Handy Andy. WHDH Ken and Bill News. The Ballroom.

i Knsien; Tinder Show. 18 WNAC Trllo Ten. WMliXWalii; Time. 30 ft. Mildred Cnrlson.

Hostnn Hlaekle. Yft McMfntera. Jkey. Christine Evans. DRl Parade 11.,.

ffr Answer' Man WCOP--MV True Stoiv. drama. wf 'rnV Travelers. AC Newx. --Artlnir Oodfrev Show.

.13 WNAC Bing Cronbv. Crocker. Nothing. Wf-AC Deomn-Taylor. r-v" Ur.dlahr.

new. Hollywood. 00 Romances. the Bnk. WNAC Ide Fair.

-wA'5't Catholic Newrt. 19 WMEX John Klley, organist. 13 10 It Television HBZ-TVChannel 4 WNAC-TV Channel 7 00 NAC MuIticone rA: Chopping lnfe Morgan. 4 NA(f-The Jonathan Story. 1 HK? Teletape News 1:30 WBZ flick Tucker Show.

an NAr Intervue Bill Harm. pi i.arrv Moore Show. 2 00 WBX-Televlslon Fwu. 1 liSS O. Matinee.

2 2 JVBZ Ranaom Sherman Show. 3 30 WBZ Remember This Date, Stern. Bill Jl''SMrt Your Cover Girl. DO WBZ Kate Smith Hour. NAC Homemaker1 Exchange.

n'v Fair. WBZ The MaHic Clown. puf- puppet. :13 WBZ Boyg" Railroad Club. 4 6.

8 fl 7 7 lime ror tieany. NAP. Galloping Romeo. Vankee new. 41 AC 00 WBZ Film Features NAC Small Fry Club.

art WBZ Herb Lewis, aongx. NAC Song Hits. 43 WBZ Ranny Weeks. Nappy Gag-non. twin piano team, NAC Song Hits.

00 WBZ Wynn Stevens, aongs. NAC Advanced Tennis. WBZ Shawmut Bank NawttalUr. NAC Shawmut Bank Newataller. :25 NAC Shawmut Bank Waathar.

1 :30 WBZ John Conte Show. Football Thrills. WBZ John SwaV7P. NAC rave Fmerson. 00 WBZ Star Theatre: Milton Berle.

NACTrrnmirv Mn in Aplinn 1 ft 0 10 22 NAC Beat the Clock. 00 WBZ Fireside Theatre. NAC Vaughn Monroe Show. 30 WBZ Circle Theatre. NAC Suspense, drama.

:00 WBZ Ted Mack's Amateur Hour. Daneer. drama. 10 II 13 30 NAC Roller Derby, no WBZ Broadway Open House. 45 WNAC News: Weather: Sports.

00 WBZ News In New England. MUTT AND JEFF It's (Copyright 1834-36-37-45-46-47-48-48-50 by J. Langdon Sullivan.) Start anywhere, though it's more fun ana harder to work from the top down. Kach line of the answer contains the letters of the line above it, usually rearranged, with one more letter added or inserted. 2.

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Rouse, as to action. 5. Part of an evening dress. 6. Jugglers of dubious checks (slang).

7. Bone trouble averted by vitamins. 8. particular person. (FOR NEWCOMERS ONLY: After No.

2, the letters added in succession are S. and (With thanks to Mrs. Albert J. Romano. Cambridge.

Mhss.) Answer to Today's TWlSTAGItAM Will Be Printed Tomorrow ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S TWISTAGRAM MEAL SALEM LAMEST A A LAMBASTE TV DIARY Music, Music, Music Uy F. McPARTLIN In almost 23 years the dust has FtAiraf KAn ollrsttrA4 eA 1 a ah V. V. I S.V OfcllVlQ v) and the piece itself has been presented so often on stage, screen BERT WHEELER Again the comedian of "Rio Rita" after a laps of 20 yeara. and radio that everybody except the author of the publicity on last night's presentation knows whd lurks behind the mask of the Kinkajou.

plot," wrote this anonymous individual in a handout for the newspapers, "revolve around a beautiful Mexican girl, Rita, whose brother, Kinkajou, is suspected of being a bandit." Cha-pultepec! The Kinkajou, as any bambino can tell you, is Gen Esteban.) In presenting so familiar a show last evening, the Musical Comedy Time staff had to find a new way to astonish the audience. They did it by making the production a sparkling one that demonstrated just how good musical comedy can be when it is properly cast and properly fit ted to this new field or entertain ment. This fourth of the Musical Comedy Time series was by all odds the best of the lot. Helping to make It best was. first of all, Patricia orison, a smoldering Rita who not only was the most stylishly dressed cafe singer Mexico has ever seen, but also a better singer, than the tequila set has ever heard.

Andone who knows Miss Mori-son as one of the handsomest girls in show business will understand how she looked In lace mantillas, one of them more stunning than the other. John Tyres was a full-voiced Texas Ranger and Hal LeRoy an agile Lovett. But the second, triumph of the evening was scored by Bert Wheeler, returning to the part of Chick which he played in a movie "Rio Rita" more than 20 years ago. This may have been his best night in TV, and he has had some good ones. Best sequence came when Wheeler essayed to dance with Hal LeRoy to the tune of "Kinkajou." "How y'doln'?" asked LeRoy seriously, "I'm doing all right," replied Wheeler, never missing a tap.

"Think you'll make it?" "Ill make It." said Wheeler stoutly. And so he did. At the close of Jeanette Mac-Donald's television debut on the Voice of Firestone program, the camera turned its lens upon the theatre audience to show their enthusiasm. It was a grand climax, for Miss MacDonald's first TV appearance was a complete success. No one is identified more closely than she with the great musical picture period in Hollywood and most of her songs last night "March of the Grenadiers," "Will You Remember?" and the "Italian Street Song" were from pictures she made.

Miss MacDonald Is every bit as lovely and as true of voice as she was in those days, and It was good see and hear her again. Perry Como's Show returned to WcLL, WHATd ITS LT Sti Vi-tJ. T1 tTrUUIel a L. ll I 55 A (I A F.f 1 HUiAjtItl jip ii 1 1 1 By Fagaly and Shorten HEVAADV! 7HIS IS IT.1 fifUSTV SPGINGS! ll A.I 1 I I RANaRriy I OANOBSeti, 302? CLVRlA AVE. LORAIN.

OHIO. AIR ATTRACTIONS BTORIF.H FOR CHILBRENl "Tales of I Korean Grandmother;" WBMS 4:1: p. m. EVENING PLAYS OF ALL NATIONS. Boston Schools series.

Husband for Henrietta," by Eugene Martin. (Belgium WMEX 7. ARMSTRONG or THE SBI. adventures of a government agent, with Charlie Flynn In title rolei WCOP 7:30. MET.

OPERA ADDITIONS return to the air, Rudolph Bing. Gen. guest speaker. Mion Cross, host; WCOP 8. CAVALCADE DRAMA: Ray Milland In ''Sir Gaiahead in Manhattan," story of first women's hospital In Western Hemisphere; WBZ 8.

COUNT Or MONTE CRISTO. starring Carleton Young. "The Count Meets Lhasa' In Saigon;" WNAC 8. NO VENA 8FRV1CE from St. Church: WMEX 8.

FANNY BRICK in Baby Snooks skit, with Hanley Stafford as Daddy: WBZ 8:30. OFFICIAL DETECTIVE: "Case of the Black Market Baby:" WNAC 8:30. MR. AND MRS. NORTH sketch: "A Triple Threat Interference at the Foot- ball Game:" WEEI 8:30.

TOWN MEETING; "Are We 'Expecting Too Much of Our Mrs. Douglas Horton. Norman Cousins; WCOP 8. BOB HOPE COMEDY giiow, recorded in Anchorage. Alaska.

WHZ 0. LOWELL, IN.S'1 1 1 II I Story, of the "Sibelius' Fifth," Tucker Keiser, narrator; WMEX, 8. Ft WITH I.Ilir.l miirrlne .1 Carroll Nalsh. 'Lulgl. at Barber College.

Gives i'asauaie a Trimming;" WEEI. 8, FIB tlhK McGEE AND MOLL comedy sketch; WBZ. 9:30. TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES: Ralph Edwards, MC, from Supply Depot, Bar-stow, WEET, BIG TOWN "KETCH with Ed Pawley and F'ran Carlortr WBZ, 10. SMALL BUSINESSMEN; Round Table discussion: WEEI, 10.

Art Linkletter. CAPITOL CLOAKROOM: CBS newsmen Congressional member: WEF.I, 10:30. TIHYMPHONETTE, classical concert; BENHOrV FORD, operating head. Ford Motor addresses Detroit Confjof Si 45 (recorded) WfcEI. TELEVISION RFMFMRF.R THIS DATE, audience -participation show; Bill Stern, MC: Jet MncDonald.

vocalist; WBZ-TV, 3:30. KATE 6MITH HOUR: John Coy, Bill Norvas, Molly Ficon, Eddie Senz; WBZ-TV, 4. THE BOYS RAILROAD CLUB: Film on wonders of railroading; WBZ-TV, 5:13, TWO with Ranny Weeks and NPPV Gagnon. twin-piano team; WBZ- ADVANCF.D TENNIS. film instruction series: WNAC-TV.

7. JOHN CONTE LITTLE SHOW: Rosemary Cloonev. etiesl; 7:. i. FAYE EMERSON BHOWl WNAC-TV, STAR THEATRE: Milton Berle.

guest; TREASURY, MEN IV ACTION; the Terr fin '2n." w.li.. 'Case of Greazai WNAC-TV. 8. show; FIREHIDK TIIEATRK: Line.1' tale of mdcp family: Ginny Jackson, W'alter Miirail; WBZ-TV. 8.

VAUGHN MONROF. SHOW: Shaye Co gan, Zlggy Talent; WNAC-TV, 8. CIRCLE THEATRE: "Best Trip Ever." Eli Patterson: WBZ-TV, 8:30. SlTfPENSE DRAMA: "Leslie Nielsen. MrY.i,n,cIajrJn Brush WNAC-TV.

8:30. TED. MACK'S ORIGINAL AMATEUR HOURi WBZ-TV. 10. A SERIES: "The Man In the Cage, Joseph Anthony; WNAC- BRoAnwAY open HOUSE: Jerry Lester, TV, in.

HCi 11. WBUR-FM ARTHIIR FIEDLER Presents FJifonietta for Strings (Roussel); Little Suite for Piano fKrenekl; 7:30 p. m. CONCERT COURSE; From Jordan Hall, recorded. Wiima Thompson, soprano; Edith Stearng, accompanist; 8:30 to 10.

7:15 WNAC Song Treat. Smith Show. WMEX News. 7:30 WCOP Armstrong of SBL WBZ News of the World. WNAC Gabriel Heatter.

news. WEEI Club 15: Bob Crosby. Mnt Ouartet, 7:45 Man's Family. WNAC Mutual Newsreel. WEET Edward Murrow.

JKMf-Here's to Veterans. WCQP Met Opera Auditions. WBZCavlcade of America. of Monte Cnsto. WtEI Mystery Theatre.

JVMEX Novena. St. Cecilia's. Music in the Air. 8:30 of Melody.

WBZ Fanny Brice skit. WNAC Official Detective. WEEI Mr. and Mrs. North.

in Folk Song. WtXAS-, iU Hfnrynews. 8:00 WCQP Town Meeting. WBZ Bob Hope Show. wr ATCTJoh11 Steele, adventurer.

JXf.Eir"I4fe Luigi. WMQt-Lowell Institute. 8:30 WCOP News. JXS5rrFi.b.ber McGee and Molly. Traveler.

rTuth Consequences. WCQP Elmer Davis. 10:00 WCOP Music from the Stars, WBZ Bib Town sketch. WNAC Harry Flanriery. news.

JJiEK.SK811 Businessmen. JKM5X Napoleon's Memphis 5. in-n SPH to Veterans. 10:15 Love Mystery. WHDH Paul Weston.

10:30 WCOP John B. Kennedy. BZ-rrPeople Are Funny. v. Damone: M.

Carson. Cloakroom. MltX-'ght Capper. 10:35 WTOP The Symphonette. Weather; sports.

10:45 WAC Invitation to Waltz. tiritiTt romance. WNAC Weather Man 11:00 WCOP. WBZ. WNAr WFlTT mi WCOP.

WBZ. WNAC. WEEI- 11:05 tWlfX Leather. JVgZ New England today. Goodman.

11:10 WCQP -Sherm Feller show. ill yifil-tideoiit. weather. 11:15 lM5hP0rI- Cherry, songs. WNACThe U.N.

Today. ii oa -Sport 11 In wrI1-" Pan Alley tintypes. 11. do WBZ Dance music. Ctomin 11 -T 1iombar.1 Orchestra, WFEI You and the Wnrlrt WJ ommy Dorsey.

music. WMK- i u7n i timmv I ay End. music. Dorsey 11:45 WEEI Benson Ford. music.

Glenn Miller. nn KS5C'MWMEX Newg. 12:00 WBZ News: music. KsAc-rPanc music, WEEI News. WHDH Music at Midnight.

AcciDUNCE ma Mti, cii ii iiu Mes. SlCHE BOY WHO HAS MATCH TO STRIKE may pot it he should; but om the other hand he might Burn up the neighborhood. ChiirfeM pfcnrtM wita motchet eccoo.l? (or I wn llxm 23,000 eSeeflin fires each year. THE BERRYS Boston on a night which, happily, brought Hoagy Carmichael before the cameras. Whether it was Hoagy's own idea or the script that had him wearing a hat while he played and sang "Hong Kong Blues," it should be noted that he removed the- headpiece before Como, a chorus and Carmichael himself swung into "Star Dust." The great classic of popular songs deserves at least that much respect.

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H-t4jt YOU wertEV A K5 HELP, A IIAlIf JA1W ONLY YOL I OIOnY RNO IT ZA REX MORGAN. M. fOW VPE5 IT WONDERFUL, PEet Tc5 BE A I AT TIMES I FOLL-FLEDGED I'O LIVE STDDENT NURSE, i FIRST SIX Burglar wswssjsaagKgtgsggsssttwaaMe 1 COULDN'T I I Sf SO USED VOU TO CAIT YOU (REACTED JUST Flr40 0UT VHO ft TWE TRAP-. -IP OlLOOCK. VAY I THOUGHT "TOO VOULO Ir-T'l THE TOP MAN IN Tti I TMO0CKT HAD DITCHED THAT MIGHT TOO VALUED THE GYNOICATE.

ALL. NCY PRIBKOS OUT OM MB IM THE RE- I VA9 '-ANO f'v EVEM IMCL.UOlNi YOU- TAUHAMT OlLOOCK 1 Jfk I I RCUttEOTHE '7 WEO BELIEVE VA9 TKEtE, ANO REASON VA9 VAC TMWR. TZ. ivWv CAV Ik. THAT TWEY A i 1 60Y XP! ALL, D.

By a 1 CurTis DRMORGAWi BY THE WAY, ARE "Vl AM, OR. MORGAN KvHAT DO YOUC OH, TIMES DlDNT THINK EITHER OF YOU 7 BUT I'VE NOT MEAN HAVEN'T BUT HE PRACTlCAtLY THROUSH THOSE ASSIGNED TO MY ACTUALLY SEEN YOU SEEN IN BURIES HIS HEAD UNDER 1 fAONTHS BUT NEW PATIENT? HJM HIS ROOM? THE COVERS WHENEVER VI INT, fl 11:30 WCOP Quick a a Flash. WBZ Jack Berch Show. WNAC Queen for a Day. WF.KI Grand Slam.

Irene Beasley. 11:43 WBZ David Harum. sketch. WEEI Rosemary, sketch. WMEX News.

AFTERNOON 12:00 WCOP Luncheon Club. WBZ News. WNAC Kate Smith speaks. WEEI Wendy Warren, news. WHDH Songs of Bing Crosby.

WBMS News, ballroom. WOUL Music Darv-Go-Round. WBZ Noonday new. 12:15 WBZ Dial Dave Garroway. WNAC Lanny Ross show.

t.r.i Aunt jenny. Mt.x i EX Oneratio Aira. vv HUH Hod Hendrlckson. 12:23 WC Jritil. news.

12:30 WC WBZ For the Housewife. WNAC Yankee WEEI-Unfiianio of Helen Trnt. WMEX Diairia and niunic. 12:33 WCOP BrasH's record lack. WHDH Farm-Food program, 12:45 WEEI Our Gal Sunday.

WNAC Meet the Menjou. 1:00 WBZ Hollywood Theatre of Stars. WEEI Big Sister, sketch. WNAC News. WMEX Italian melodies.

WBMS News; tho belli oom. WHDH Yankee Kitchen. 1:19 WNAC Yankee food show. WEEI Ma Perkins, sketch. 1:30 WBZ The Stars Sing.

WE F.I Youni Dr. Malone. WMEX Sports ResulU. WORL Swan Boat. 1:33 WMEX Italian Melodies, WHDH Bob and Ray.

1:43 WBZ We Love and Learn. WNAC Cedric Foster. WEEI Guiding Light, sketch. 2:00 WCOP Keynotes hy Bailey. WBZ Double qr Nothing.

WNAC Gahtlei Heatter inallbat. WEEI (Second Mrs. Burton. WHDH Back Bay Matinee. 3:15 Wf.FJ Peny Mason, sketch.

WNAC Behind the Story. 2:30 WCOP John B. Kennedy. WBZ Live Like a Millionaire. WNAC Barry Wood Show.

WEEI This Is Nora Drake. 2:43 WCOP Peace of Mind. WEM Brighter Day. sketch. WNAC Hollywood Showtime.

3.00 WCQP Chance of a Lifeline. WBZ Life Can Be Beautiful. WNAC Poole's Paradise. WrEF.I Nona From Nownere. WC'RL Norm Prescolt Show, 3:13 WBZ Road of Life, sketch.

WEEI Hilltop House. 3.23 WCOP Walter Klornan. 3:30 WCOP Hannibal Cobb. WBZ Pepper Young's Family. 3:45 WCQP Talk Back.

WBZ -Right to Happiness. 3:33 WEEI Cedric Adams. 4:00 WC6P Itotinduo Ranch. WBZ Backstage Wife, sketch, WNAC Hollywood, U. 8.

Wf.Fi Strike It Rich. WHDH Boston Ballroom. 4:13 WBZ Stella Dallas, sketch. WNAC Peggy Lee. songs.

WBMS Stories for Children. 4:30 WBZ Lorenzo Jones, sketch. WNAC Yankee Journal. WEEI Listen Ladies. 4:43 WCOP Bragg About Boston.

WBZ Young Wldder Brown. 3:00 WCOP Jerry of the Circus. WBZ When a Girl Marries. WNAC Straight Arrow, sketch. 8:13 WCOP Speed Gibson.

WBZ Portia Faces Life. 3 WMEX Sports Roundup. 5:30 WCOP Superman, drama. WBZ Just Plain Bill, sketch. WNAC Skv King, drama.

WEEI Irving T. McDonald, newg. 8:43 WBZi-Tont Page Farrel). WEEI Curt Massey Time. 5:53 WCOP Fnlstn ff's Fables.

WNAC Bohr-" on. EVENING 6:00 WCOP Sports Spotlight. WBZ. WNAC News. WFF.I Allan Jackson, pews.

WMEX Sports. Frank Fallon. WHDH World News Roundup. 6:03 WBZ Geoffrey Harwood. news.

6:10 WCOP-Old Salt. Weather. WHDH Leo Egan. 6:15 WCOP News. WBZ Elble Fletcher.

WWAC Sports. Les Smith. WFEI News and Sports. WHDH Bing Crosby, WMEX Racing Results 6:30 WCOP-Edwin C. Hill.

WBZ The Answer Man. a. WNAC Tello Test. WEEI Have You Forgotten? WMEX What'll We Do Tonight? 6:35 WCOP -Eddy Arnold Show. WHDH Jim Britt.

sports. 6:43 WBZ Three Star Extra. WNAC Korn Kobblers. WEEI Lowell Thomas. of f-ory.

WHDH Vaughn Monroe. 6 53 WCOP News. 7:00 WCOP Adventure at 7. WBZ Archie Andrews, sketch. WNAC Fulton Lewis Jr.

WEET Beulah. sketch. WHDH Ray Dorey Show. WMEX Plays of All Nations. mm 1951 INCLUDING TAX SALES A SERVICE OUTLET it I V- Ve i OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 P.

M. CALL CO 6-1136 CO 6-4406 I TABLE MODEL i. 1 ft MILITARY FORUM ft i mk a .4 k. -as aT Mortgage the VA here knows nothing about a Federal or state set-up. Will you tell us where we can write to get a copy of the United States Government Procurement book? B.

Quincy. Answer Quartermaster General, Department of the Army, Washington 25, D. C. My husband is in the Air Force and our baby has had bad tonsils which, the doctor says, must be removed soon. What's the procedure for government help? Mrs.

Middleton. Answer Your husband will have to Initiate action, through his commanding officer, for a dependent's medical card which will provide you with hospital care and treatment at a government institution. My father is thinking of giving to me one side of a duplex house he owns. If he does, am I a disabled veteran eligible for the $2000 exemption? P. J.

Sale of GI I have a G.I. mortgage loan on my home. My mortgage, In addition to others, has been sold to another bank In a distant city. Can this be done without my consent? -S. C.

Cambridge. Answer Yes, it can. Banks often do it. I'm a World War II veteran and was classified in April. 149, as 5-A by Selective Service.

Please explain. R. Dorchester. Answer That classification (5-A) is for men over the age (26) of liability for service. When the boards generally pick the lowest group.

Therefore, you're 5-A instead of 4-A, a veteran. Is there a bill of some kind providing for the education after high school for children of World War II veterans? E. B. Hudson, Answer Not that the. Forum has heard of.

Some fraternal and military organisations have such a plan for selected students, but We carry a complete line 15 Months fo Pay Immediate Delivery All Models BUY WITH CONFIDENCE FROM BOSTON'S OLDEST TV DR. BRITTAIN, Dentist Artificial Teeth Specialist 125 Tremont at Park St. Over Penn the Florist LI 2-047.