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THE EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 1939 PAGE TWENTY-TWO By George McManus BRINGING VP FATHER Because of One Mad Man? 7 HELLO DAUGHTER -YES- NOW YOU FOLKS BE READY SUNDAY-WE'LL STOP OKC AT THE GRAND CANYON -THEN TO NIAGARA FALLS BY THE WAV OF EAST AH-NAY DEAR MOTHEB-IW-LAW-KAV DEAR LITTLE WlPE-YOUC DMJGMTER-AND I APE SO ANXIOUS FOB YOU POLKS TO SAIL FOB ENGLAND WITH US- HUH-TH' SON-IN-LAW'S GOIN' TO ARRANGE EVERYTHING OUR SOrJ-lN-LAW- LORD WORTHNOTTEN-WA'5 JUST HERE AND WANTS US TO GO TO ENGLAND WITH THEM RIGHT AWAY-HE'LL ARRANGE EVECYTHIWS- PAT'LL 'ELV- WELL-THAT'S FINE -WHEN HAS HE DFr IDED FOC? LOU 5 AKJD I WANT TO ALL ON AUNT SOPHIE AX US TO LEAVE? 'A TREKITON-AND STOP AT-- II a 19), King Frnum SndmK, World rtfiSti ratrvrd I By Harry F. O'Neil "Haunting" Hooker' Ranch BRONCHO BILL jjjjsrsnjn MA'J UST' TO THt VOCE tRCM I fTTTOTooTTOrSoWI L5'u THE GRAVE RUURN I WE MOST II lA.VSr-tG A.I Wheh A STOLEX CATTLE BE.FORE 1 I rljrTHOSE I TKYZK'' TVlI UfWijjS 'T IS. TOO lTE I STEERS -A4 FltHD OUT fwTv-S-sA -Ir1 1 back, -mms WHO jaO HOOKERj FIRST TOLD RIDERS. OF" 'f GHosru I I THEY 'i LAUGHED, but I NOW'' (J Whnr "K-sW ii i In the EXCITEMENT NO OWE. MISSED BILL, WHO HAD J' PLANTED -WWISEUF ON THE EvET OP A A LENGTH OF OLO WATER PSPE.

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HOME, GIRLS -AND THANK it i-r- kIP I sW-0 qui P4v-i nfe. i yrwy 1 1SET HEAVE.N I CAME. ALON(j IN THE NICK OF TIME TELLIN'WHUT KNOW rraey MIGHTA HAPPENED Tokyo. 915 p. m.

Classical Dance JUDGE J. M. PROSKAUER, of ilusic. JZU 17.78 18.8 m. Paris.

9.30 n. m. Llcht Music. TPB11 tra: Harriet Hilliard. Sons: Os car Levant, piano.

WABC Hollywood. George Mc-Call. 15 WOR Edwin C. Hill, comments. 9.30 WEAF Heldt Orchestra.

New York, end J. R. Garfield, president emeritus of Williams Col 11.88 25.2 TPA4. 11.71 24.6 m. London.

9.30 n. m. "Sermona In Stone" Elv Cathedrals. GSF. 15.14 me.

lege, will be heard discussing events at the first-day sessions of the third WOR From London: Comments 19.8 GSD. 11.75 26.5 biennial Institute of Human Rela on European situation. WABC Lombardo Orchestra. 9.45 WOR Authors Quiz: John Chan man. F.

Van W. Mason: Hey wood Broun. tions, sponsored by the National GSB, 9.51 31.5 m. Berlin. 10.15 p.

m. Brass Band, DJD. 11.77 25.4 m. Conference of Christians and Jews, Pittsburgh. 10 p.

m. Mqsir Tou Want. 10.00 WEAF Onal Craven. soprano: at Williamstown, over the WSXK. 11.87 25 2 m.

male nuartet: Faaternack Or chestra. WEAF network at 6 o'clock this Philadelphia, 10.3H p. m. Grant Park Concert (Chicago), W3XAU. 9.511 WOR Raymond Swing, comments 31.2 m.

America oreign Po icy evening. Dr. Frank Kingdon, president of the University of Newark, will conduct the discussion. San Francisco. 10.3 n.

m. Magnolia Hugh Wilson. U. S. Ambassador 8-28 "SrMAJT to Germany, at Nat onal En WBXBE.

15.33 me 19.5 m. enmpmem. Veterans Foreign London. 10.45 r. m.

"The PI and Wars. Boston. By Brlnkerhoff Whistle:" The Patrons of, this Did Vou Get Look, Mary? LITTLE MARY MIXUP A specie! news broadcast from New York is scheduled over thp WOR chain at 6.30 this evening. WABC Drama: So This Is Radio famous hostelrv take up A. R.

P. 1 iii.iii 1 I lir" 11 11 usjssMssssasEsVsssasaBsE' work. USD. 11.75 25.5 10.15 WOR World's Fair Program. 10.30 WEAF Donahue Orchestra.

WOR Weber Melody Pageant. Similar broadcasts, international and use. 8.58 31.3 GSB. 8 51 mee 31 5 in uwfe AnY- WJZ National Radio Forum: NOTHING- EXT-lSA Paris. 11.35 o.

ra. Gramophone Records. national, will be heard throughout, the evening as the major networks Public Tax Options John W. Troll, 11. .2 A GOUT HIAA -TOST A P6LLA rM5.LLA-7 TPA4.

11.71 25(1 m. Hanes, acting secretary of treasury. WABC Thavlu Band, at Chicago. 11.00 WEAF. Rine'a Orchestra Tokyo, 1 45 a.

m. Classical Dance. JZK I THAT COMB TO We. Lives ATN WnAo WrtNTS fj DAY'S 'ss XTO T30TANy? 4 ALWAYS ON Trie -r 1 A Popacr.ieeADiAiGy I 7 OiJi 0ROIMC A TBACH IN OUR. WOR News: Round-uo of Com 35.16 19.7 m.

TOXIGHT'8 REGULAR PROGRAM 6.00 WEAF Institute of Human Relations. Williamstown. ments From Europe (Recorded) A. Garfield. President Kmerltus.

mm- Williams Colleee. and others. WOR Uncle Don. "WJZ News: Rnrrnn Orchestra WABC News. Talk.Edwin C.

Hill WJZ News: Dance Music 'WABC News: Dance Music 11.25 WEA News: Dance Musio 12 00 WABC Dance Music 12.15 WOR Dance Mrsic TOMORROW'S EARLY PROGRAM Morning 8.30. WEAF. Gene and Glenn. Songs WJZ. Richard Leibert, Organ ABC.

Richard Maxwell. Tenor 9.15. WEAF. Miller Orchestra 10 15. WJZ.

Vass Family. Songs 0.13 WMF-Ma colm Claire, stories WJZ Annette Hastlnes. contralto. AHi. Sports, Mel Allen.

8.2.1 WEAF News: Stamps. Tim Healy. 6.30 WOR News Reports. WJZ Ray Perkins, piano. WABC Uncle Jonathan, sketch.

6.45 WEAF Snorts. Bill Stern. WOR Johnson Family, sketch. 10.30. WOR.

Melody Strings continue to report on the international crisis, Lum and Abner, rustic comedians, will bring their seriel program back to the WABC network, after an eight-week vacation, et 7.15 this evening. The program is heard thrice weekly at that hour. "A MAN AND HIS DREAM," 4 currently popular melody, will be featured in a special arrangement by Johnny Green and his orchestra during the "Breezing Along" program over WOR at 8 o'clock. In the absence of the vacationing Margaret Speaks, soprano, Michael Rosenkerr, concert violinist, will "be beard as soloist with the orchestra directed by Alfred Wallenstein over the WEAF network at 8.30. He will play Sarasate's "Gipsy AirS" with the orchestra.

Oscar Levent, pianist and walking music encyclopedia, Ozzi Nelson, orchestra leader, and Mrs. Nelson, WJZ. Dance Music 10.43. WOR. Metcalf Choir Loft WJZ Lowell Thomaa.

commen WJZ. Breen and DeRose. Sons 'i jMU 11.00. WABC. Rhythmaires Orchestra 11.15.

WOR. Orange Blossom Quartet tator. WABC Judith Arlen, sons. 7.00 WEAF Fred Warin Orchestra WOR Snorts. Stan T.nmax 11.45.

WOR. Krskine Butterfield, Piano By Edwina Atternoon Inside Information WJZ Drama: Orphans of Di "Cap" StUbbs and TIPPIE 12.00. WEAF. Romanelli Orchestra WOR. Red River Dave.

Songs YES -YOUR. GRANDMOTHER. ALMOST! 12.13. V'OR, Jack Berch. Songs DON'T YOU KNOW? MfL ALMOST OUtK koss Trio MARRIED HIM INSTEAD OF YOUR GRAN- 12.25.

WJZ. News: Farm and Home Hour PA 12.43. WEAF. News; Glenn Darwin, SHE DIDN'T THINK OLt WHAT THAT OLE "AT vorce. WABC Amos 'n' Andv.

sketch. 7.16 WEAF Singers. WOR The Answer Man. WABC Lum and Abner. sketch.

7.30 WEAF Clinton Orchestra. WOR Lone Ranrcr. sketch. WJZ Dorothy Thompson, comments. WABC Blondie.

sketch. 7.45 WJZ Science. Dr. C. L.

Fentos. WABC Ross Jordan. sons. 8.00 WEAF Dick Tracy, sketch. WOR Green Block Choir Beverly.

sons. and others. BUDGE'D EVER. FIT IN OUR. Songs 1VEAK.

Bartal Orchestra 1.15. WEAF. Three Romeos. Songs L30. WEAF.

Markets and Weather 1,43. WOP. Cugat Orchestra vr- DID WY I NEVER. WOULD OF STOOD FOR. I WJZ.

George Griffin, Songs; Or- better known as the vocalist, Harriet Hilliard, will be guest artist on the "Magic Key" program over I DON'T KNOW HOW YOU) HONEST GRAN' MA IS WHAT SO? MY LAND! COULD HAVE HELPED IT IS THAT SO? DO YOU THINK. I'M A MINO- -K Tfcr r.ror,, M.nh.w In. T77r TT' i V.IZ Order of Adventures. Col. WJZ at 9 o'clock.

European news from London will Theodora Roosevelt, Pr. Roy be broadcast pver the WOR chain at Chanman Andrews: Arthur L. Burton. WABC Kav Thor-nson Rhvthm Singers: Tony Martin. David cnestra 2.15.

WJZ. Salon Orchestra 2.45. WEAF. Hymns of All Churches WJZ. Ted Cole.

Songs WABC. Studio Music 3.00. WOR. Baseball: Dodgers-Pirates W'JZ. United Slates Armv Band 3 10.

WABC. Baseball: Giants-Reds 3.30. WJZ. Cloutier Orchestra: Soloists 4 55. WJZ.

News: Ben Bernie Orchestra 5.15. WEAF. Fitzgerald Orcshestra WOR. Dance Music ABC. Exploring Music 5 30.

WABC. Mayfair Orchestra. 5 45. WJZ. Roilinl Trio 8.30.

This is another special Laurhlin, songs; Kostelanet Orchestra. S.30 WEAK Michael Rosenkerr. Violin Svmnhonv orchestra. Alfred HUGH WILSON, Ambassador to Germany, will speak to the wallenstein. conductor.

WOR Benav Venuta's Show Charioteers, sones; Fio Rlto fortieth National Encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, at Boston, at 10 o'clock this evening. WJZ will broadcast the speech. At the Studio Notes orchpstra. WJZ True or False. oul.

WABC Howard and Shelton. Comedians; Eton Boys. Block Orchestra 9.00 WEAF Doctor I. Q. Quiz.

WOR Arthur Hale comments By Westover A "Timely" Delay TILLIE THE TOILER same hour. Raymond Gram Swing, commentator, will analyze the latest i- a r-iu I p- XZ. ONLY TWO Catching the 12.10 train will be I iTi IT MAKES NOl DlPFEREIslCE I WJZ Varietv Show: Concert Or NOW I CAN'T LET BOTH OF YOU GO reports from abroad over WOR. John W. Hanes.

acting secretary WEEKS MORE 11 a daily chore for Paul Stewart. DON'T THINK I fK CAN GET AWAY "A THAT'S AWFULLY SWEET OF YOU.MAC chestra Nathaniel Sltilkri-t, conductor: Rodeers Sisters, annas Col. Stooonagle: Nelson Orches- SROAN-BOX ON YOUR VACATIONS TILLIfc. UU FIRST SHE NEEDS actor who will commute daily between his Manhattan "Betty and AT THE SAME TIME I I 'if i of the treasury, will discuss results of the department's recent survey on "Public Tax Opinion" when he speaks on the "National Radio GRIGGS AT 9 EACH CASO HAL TUUU Ht tK L. Bob' broadcasts and Atlantic City where he opens next week with YOU CAN DECIDE WHICH ONE WILL GO FIRST i Gypsy Rose Lee in "Burlesque." Forum" program over WJZ at 10.30 GO NEXT WEEK Takes Role of Girl Interne in Radio Play WOR will continue with its news For the first time in months.

Bob broadcast late into the evening. News from New York is scheduled for 11 o'clock, recorded news from Europe at 11.15 and late bulletins at 2 o'clock. Crosby and his boys will get a little rest when they open at the Para mount Theater, in Springfield. August 28. Heretofore they have bren playing one-night stands with long overnight jumps.

Programs I Jack Haley's personal appearances in the East are breaking the same kind of records as his picture. "The Wizard of Oz." .1 i (SHORT WAVES TODAY Berlin. 7 15 m. A Musical Transmission from the time of the Vienna Farces. DJD 11 77 25.4 m.

Prague. 7.M p. Mineral Prneram. OT.R4A. 1523 19.7 rn.

Rome. p. m. News In English Folk Roncn: Rome: Pppmtnt Dunces: 2RO's "Mail Bae." 2RO 11 fl 25.4 1RF. 88 30 5 m.

By J. Carroll Mansfield Gineer Jones, one nf Ph Ira on' The Buckskin Boy Weil-Founded Fears HIGH LIGHTS OF HISTORY most versatile actresses, has ioined THAT VHGHT '( THE BOITJSH the cast of "Caroline's Golden i Reluctantly Awt? with goave A FEW AA0MEMT5 AFTEQ THE RAUCmS HAI? LEfT THE HlU Store." sK'in JMI5GIVING5-, JACk ANL? HI5 MISTAKE IW NOT POT.ITirAT, ADVERTISING Dick Powell made his most profit LETTING US HOLP UK I Aim DFTIlDkJpr? TO LAV i ill rAMEf5ICNS til I hi kg? irv THE HILL able catch of the year recently when he speared a wallet containing three one dollar bills while goggle fishing at Santa Barbara, California. "Betty and Bob" and "Hymns of All Churches" have been so successful as transcribed show? on Indiana's station WIND that a DEMOCRACY LOOKS TO THE FUTURE IN DAUPHIN COUNTY Hear JAMES H. LANE Democratic Candidate for County Commissioner WKBO Monday, 7:15 P. M.

Chicago chewing gum concern is A ELSPETH ERIC Elspeth Eric, star of "Joyce Jordan following suit with its scripter Raymond Paige, at one time music director of Paramount Studios, re Girl Interne," pictured here, never stumbles over any medical phrase in ceived a flattering offer to serve in that capacity for another major film company just prior to the the serial's script. Elspeth's father is a doctor and saw that she was well versed in medical terms at an early age. launching of his 99 Men and a Girl" program..