The Evening News from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 20

PAGE TWENTY THE EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1942 The Precious Metal Stars in Serial JOE PALOOKA A Real Bed Br Bm Fisher AV4-M-H MY BEAUTIFUL ROSE PETALYOU LOOK 'OHM MS1EU-i RAVtSHINS THIS MOKNI AND WE WOULD EAT" iTHANK YOU.Xi uadc tuc ennn HAVE LOOKS AS TEMPTING PREPARED MY AS YOU SPECIALTY. ESGS ON CHEESE. HOHOX "CI kin OA NEVAl RE SLEEP TKEPTONeL SO GOOD BEFORE, EYE OPEN BY GAR K)W ALL NIGHT. YOU FEEL. YA 6ET THAT BOY" WHAT A SLEEP- TV CAN'T JZjf.Zl WHAS NOTHIN' 1 XHVD.WHATTA HEAR HOW'JA rsffrff fTbATEESE.

BED how oa -trirr "ou. SLEEP? PrM. Jf mou was I I -1 A I 7 if. I w-h l4 By Brandon Walsh Victims of Hate LITTLE ANNIE ROONET DIDN'T GET A WINK OF SLEEP BUT YOU KEEP 6AVIN6 WE. ye.

FTT3AH! YOU BRAINLESS FOOlli SHE'D HAVE SENSE ENOUGH TO I ai LiUT kirtM I uavC ANE KfiOT TO FIND SOME WAT OY I HATE THAT OLD MRS.RANCE.fi SHE TREATS THAT SCRUBBY, LITTLE ORPHAN LIKE A QUEEN AN' TREATS ME LIKE I'M NOBODY; KNOW A LITTLE. CHILD wOOLDNT I STEAL SHE'D START OF MY HEADWHKWINANU Kiuw "V.XS IT'S ALL TOUU rAULI ruu rt irt.c. rvunu intmiMino TO WONDER WHU HID THE HUGH STUDEBAKER AND YOUR SILLY PLAN FOR A -i MONEy HIDDEN IN HER caip rvsaacovl. I'LL BETCHA THAT KID WOULD STEAL MRS RANCE'S MONEY, IF HAD A CHANCE-ANYONE MATTRESS i MONEY IN ANNIE'S ROOM AND V. MONEY IN ANNIE'S ROOM- ppr Aun WOULD 11 Friend of millions who have followed his career as "Doctor Bob," in the prize-winning series, "Bachelor's Children," is Hugh Studebaker, Chicago born stage and radio star.

The program is moving along to ever-greater popularity, having just won the distinction of being the only serial chosen by the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs for transmission to Latin America. Mr. Studebaker and others of the cast of "Bachelor's Children" have remained as an inseparable unit ever since the program's inception eight years ago. I i 1 "ill A New-Found Friend! TTT.f.m THK MISS TdJNE SERlSEANT MORRiS IS HERE IN THE HOSPITAL. HE'S GOT BRiJNChiTIS VMITH COMPLICATIONS TV'S EASY TO SEE WHOM THESE 'CAME FROM- NOBOD BUT MR.

MUZZARD vjould BE fn I FoRvtxynujE SO LAVISH. SOSH, I'VE I AiiLL VOU THE ORDERLY DlONT WHO BR3U6HT GNE THIS (yOu) STHEH JMfiT NOTE WAS IN THE SOV BO TO BETj Uf L. SERCEANT LLTpROM MyU, MORRS, r--r fi KOUR SINCERE I SINCERE PLEASE 1 Ta FREMDiMyRON 1 jriUZZA Pr-J CHORUS TO REHEARSE CAMP HILL, Oct. 15. Rehearsals of the Camp Hill Civic Club chorus have been resumed and are being kL i held in 1 the Community Building each Monday afternoon at 1.45.

The music appreciation group ot ttie club will meet at the home of "Mrs. Ernest J. 232 Willow avenue, Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. Today's Pattern By Norman Marsh DAN DUNN Secret Operative 48 By ANNE ADAMS (PERHAPS HIS 1 YCC" OUIFP AUFN said THAT MAKES SENSE HAWK'S SYNTHETIC RU88EC -DUNN? NOW MAYBE FIANCEE, THE FIRE IN HAWKS LAB I YOU CAN TELL US WHO FORMULA WAS A FAKE. HE PLANNED TO 0ESTROY PROOF OF THAT BY 'OVING'IN AN ACCIDENT-AND JOAN 8LAIR, WAS A CASE OF COLOLy I CAN ANSWER DIE IN THE FIRE? PLANNED MURDER.

I DIDN'T MEAN THAT HE ESCAPING WITH THE MONEY OTHERS HAD INVESTED IN HIS WAS THE VICTIM 7 broadcast originates from Philadelphia. Two Arizona Rangers who had "That Thing Called Savvy" are fea tured on Death Valley Days, at 8.30 7.15. 7.30. 7.45. 8.00.

MEMBERS of the armed forces in Hawaii will broadcast at 7.30 over WABC in a Hello from Hawaii program of entertainment from Honolulu. Marlene Dietrich visits Bud Abbott and Lou Costello at 7.30 over WEAF. Leith Stevens' orchestra supplies the accompaniment for Connie Haines' vocalizing. over WABC. Bud Burnett and Lonnie Reid, took their wives on a fishing trip to catch a gang of cattle rustlers.

WEAF. News, John Vandercook WOR. Victory Is Our Business WJZ. Mr. Keen.

Drama WABC. James Otchestrs, WEAF. Abbott Costello, Comedy WOR. Arthur Hale. Comments WJZ.

That's a Fact, Gilbert Martyn WABC. Music From Hawaii WOR. The Answer Man WJZ. Diane Courtney, Jesters, Songs WEAF. Frank Morgan.

Fanny Brice WOR. Slnfonletta Music WJZ Earl Godwin, Comments WABC. Variety Musicale WJZ. Lum and Abner. Sketch WEAF.

The Aldrich Family, Sketch By J. P. McEvoy and J. H. Striebel Mania's Smart DIXIE DUGAN i HiTf COMB heSHT T52 CSGH THAT'S THAT 1 pASS DALEY, the comedienne of WHILE THE WHOLE TOWN WELL-D0NT 1 WE COULDN'T WE DIDJA SEE GUESS I'LL TAKE A NICE WORRY, MY TH HERO a thousand faces, again will be QUICK fff HOT BATH AND RELAX WA3 GOING MAD OVER HIS GOT BUSY AND MADE RESERVATIONS DEWS- guest of Bing Crosby in the Music Jl I a I 8.15.

8.30. AND IN THE l-KONT KOVf FOR HIS FIRST AfA! America's Town Meeting of the Air discusses "What Should Be Done about India?" at 8.30 over WJZ. Speakers will be Sirdar J. J. Singh, president of the India League of America; Henry S.

J. Polak, English lawyer and journalist, and Frederick L. Schuman, author and lecturer, at Williams College. The WOR. Variety She w.

Tom Howard Hall at 9 clock over WEAF with Charles Ruggles and Capt. E. J. Burns, an Army chaplain. WJZ.

America's Town Meeting WABC. Death Valley Days. Play WABC. Cecil Brown. News Anna Niagle, Ethel Merman, Or 8.55.

9.00. WEAF. Musio Hall. Bing Crosby WOR. Gabriel Heatter, Comments 9.15.

9.30. Plays Mother Role 5 10' 55. 10.00. son and Al Bernie are guest performers on the Stage Door Canteen show at 9.30 over WABC, when Bert Lytell emcees another program of entertainment for service men in New York City's canteen. Ransom Sherman plays a return engagement on Rudy Vallee's program at 10 o'clock over WEAF.

Other members of the cast are Shirley Mitchell, Joan Davis, Vermi Felton and Gil Lamb. Rear Admiral Emory S. Land, chairman of the Maritime Commission and War Shipping Administrator, will be heard at 10.30 over WEAF addressing members of the Propeller Club of the United States at their annual dinner in the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. WABC. Major Bowes' Amateur Show WOR.

To be announced WOR. Vaudeville Show WJZ. Spotlight Banda WABC. Stage Door canteen WJZ. Gracle Fields.

Songa WEAF. Vallee Varieties WOR. Raymond Clapper. Comment WJZ. Raymond Gram Swkig WABC.

The First Line, Navy Show WOR. Vaudeville Show, Recorded WJZ. Campaign Talk, Thomas E. WEAF. The March of Time WOR.

Paul Schubert. Comments WJZ. Sing for Dough WOR. Daddy and Rollo, Sketch WJZ. Texas Rangers, Songs WABC.

Vera Barton, Songe WEAF. WJZ. News: Musio WOR. News: Talk; Music WABC. News; Comments: Music WJZ.

Dept. Store News; Musio 4236' 10.15. 10.30. 10 45. 11.00.

THE LONE RANGER tJ a Ttnt nffi Fall BUT HOW'D VOU 00 IT? YOU WERE A nni. i Tcmo wo. VWT TILL YOU FIND OUT THEY m. BO JL" 1 C- I HERE TO VOTE TOMOR-; ITS ROW. SHERIFF.

II A I now weU call on WEAF. Inter-American University 11.05. 11.80. 11.55. 1J.00.

ft WJZ. News; Dance Music WEAF. WABC. News; Dance Musio Programs Pattern 4236 if available in children's sizes 2, 4, 6, 8. Size 6, dress all one fabric, takes 2 yards 35-inch fabric; bodice, 1H yards 35-inch fabric, and skirt, iy yards 35-inch nap fabric.

Send sixteen cents in coins for this Anne Adams pattern. Write plainly size, name, address and style number. Send today for our new Fall and Winter Pattern Book. A smart collection of easy-to-sew styles, with over 100 illustrations. Practical, dis Rally Day Services At Lutheran Church LEMOYNE, Oct 15.

A Rally Day service will be held in Trinity Lutheran Church, Fifth street and Hummel avenue on Sunday morning at 9.30. F. E. Berkheimer, supervising principal of Lemoyne schools, will speak at the service. An attendance goal of 550 persons has been set.

Mrs. Marie Naugle, harpist for the Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra, will provide special music. The Luther League will conduct a youth service in the evening. TONIGHT'S REGULAR PROGRAM 0.00. WEAF, Funny Money Man.

Had Hall WOR. Unci Don WJZ. Newt; Joe Haael, Sport WABC. Frazier Hunt, Comments 8.15. WEAF.

News. Georie Putnam WJZ. Winslow of the Navy, Sketch WABC. To be announced 8.80. WEAF.

Neighborhood Call, Sketch WOR. News: Here's Morgan WJZ. Milt Herth Trio WABC. Frank Sinatra. Soma 8 40.

WJZ. Bins- Crosby Records 8.48. WEAF. Sports. Bill Stern WJZ.

Lowell Thomas WABC. The World Today T.00. WEAF. Fred Wnrlntr Orchestra WOR. Sports, Stan Lomax WJZ.

Easy Aces. Sketch WABC. Amos 'n' Andy. Sketch Rr Edwlna So Ethel Has a New Dress! tinctive designs for every age; every "Can- Stubbn and TIPPIE CHARMB ALLEN Talented Charme Allen plays the part of the understanding mother on WABC's interesting homespun serial, "Mother and Dad," heard Mondays through Fridays from 5.15 to 5.30 p. m.

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DOESN'T LIKE ANY OP Ten" OKb-OHU LY TH' U'L TIGER BUT Si PRETTY--V 'T-r 1 TELL- MEJY, LOOK-HOW DO VOU LIKE MY NEW wm i i i i i it i rr-i ioi i. vs-v i ii i i i i f-t BETTY KHAKI McKenney on Bridge 'PSYCHIC BIDDING MAKES LIVELY GAME By WILLIAM E. McKENNET America'! Card Authority first session this year, Mrs. Olga Up until this year, the Southern Appalachian team-of-four champion Hilhard of New York, the only mem ship had always been won" by a ber of last year's winning team in northern team. At the end of the the contest, was out in front.

But after the final session, a team from Tennessee had passed the field and won the championship. The team consisted of Mr. and Mrs. John M. 6J1053 VNone AJ85 QJ108I Lyell, Mrs.

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In the hand shown today, North's bidding was of course "psychic." It did not prevent the opponents from bidding game, but Drake (West) had to play the hand well to make the contract. South won the opening lead and dummy ruffed a club continuation. The ace of trumps was cashed, revealing the bad split. A diamond to the queen forced the ace, and North forced dummy with another club. Declarer cashed the ace, king and queen of spades, then led the diamond for a winning finessse of the ten.

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