The Evening News from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 12

THE EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1938 Officers of Harris Park School Patrol BRINGING UP FATHER By Georie McManui AH -I'LL CALL OKI ME OLD SPEND A MICE QUIET EVENN' WITH HIM-h THAT IS IF NE ITS A SHAME-DUG AUTO HAVE YER KIDS CRYIKC LIKE THAT CAW'T YOU STOP EM? WHAT ARE THEY CRYING ABOUT THEY KNOW IT 13 Saturday DOESN'X START AW MKanT" BRONCHO BILL The Unfinished Watch By Harry F. O'Nfill PAGE TWELVE -A WHAT'S TH' 1 J--; 3 gtyvf I CS. 19St, KtV.f Ffifurr Syndic WorM rvH 1 I fVVHC BU REACMEO THE BARTON RAKiQH HOUSE HE.UL HAO RETURNtQ Ar-tD DON PSOSS THI Jill I VW ZWt -WATCH eUU THOSE GHOST RAK.GE MA. mWvlmM -Mf. VsU W.VE PLENTY OF SOT MSL-5'tA l'l, I ff, M- SAWW COWPW TOWHT ft USTTN A DE.

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i mm UU rw rat OVtc) innni i Who Will Savt HerT By AI Caps LIL, ABNER BY THUNDER i WHICH ONE PONT LET HIM A ivrcTr mix O'you is MW Z7 fool to'. I SHECKS.V VlV SSIY MMrr SHERIFF-- IT'S HIS II 1 PC GARSON NOTICE THET EYE5 WHICH JV. SHIFTY UDOK )( LOOKS SUCKIW i BOTH UNDER.V YOU GOT SAVE MP HElp.H SHIFTY EYES.T These members of the Harris Park school boy patrol are shown with their new while raincoats and purchased by patrons of the Parent-Teacher Association. Top row, left to right, Richard Sebelist, Melvin Ehling, captain; Herman Falk and Jack Zimmerman, corporal; middle row, George Moore, Earl Lau and Harry Roat; in front, Clyde JJukes. 1 iz: the WJZ network at 9.45 o'clock to morrow night.

M. W. Fodor, foreign newspaper correspondent, will discuss the LOUIS PRIMA and his brother, Leon, two of swing rhythm's most competent exponents, will head the guest list of the Saturday Night Swing Club over the By Brinkerboff LITTLE MARY MIXCP Just to be Sure present situation in Czechoslovakia in the Round Table broadcast at Guatemala, 6 n. Concert Dedicated to the United TG WA. 19.7 15.17 meg.

Berlin. 6 p. Fairy Play. DJD, 25.4 11.77 meg. Paris, 6 lfi P.

Concert Relayed from Radio-Paris. TPA4. 25.6 roll. 72 meg. Tokyo, 7.15 p.

"Jansn Invites Tou Series." JZJ. 23.4 11.80 meg. Budapest. Hungary. 8 p.

Selection of Hungarian Melodies. HAT4. 32.8 9.12 meg. Geneva. 8 p.

Report on League of J' 4l.U3JTOTif'-X I'D CALL YOU'LL He YETV rVAO fit COUSlJ OMCB If SAY. G-loomY 10.30 o'clock over the WEAF net work. 4e'LL -4t WAS GOiAtS- To A cARpul cieossiAifl' I Tc3 CAUt, teota. You PArerV- tiuV WAS 15 TAk'f ME WOH'T YOO A4yfrOW Ae To TE TILL ATW2 T4B jMm Hfe was cieosss- Short Waves the erieecT Nations Activities. HBO, 26.3 SHORT WAVES TODAY Schenectady.

8.2C d. Presg-Rndio News. W2XAD. 19.S 10 6.30 n. German Educational Berlin.

Films Abroad. DJD. 25.4 11.77 meff. WABC network at 7 o'clock this evening. Congressmen Sol Bloom- and Hamilton Fish, both of New York, will speak at 7.15 o'clock over the WOR network.

The WABC network will present Ted Husing in a description of the final rounds of the United States National Open Golf tournament at 8 o'clock. Written as a satire on the Machine age, "Surrealism," a highly experimental drama, will be broadcast at 8.30 o'clock over the WJZ network. BERNARDINO MOLINARI, conductor of the Augusteo Concerts in Rome, has chosen four Italian composers, an Austrian and a French for his second broadcast with the Symphony Orchestra over the WEAF network at 9 o'clock. 7.50 p. Lawn Tennis: The London.

Wichtman Cud. GSP. 19.6 15.81 BSD, 25.5 11.75 OKC. 313 9.58 men. BSB.

31.5 m. 9.51 me sr. Moscow. 8 p. News and Program for English Listeners.

RAN. 31 EE3 9.6 mer. Budapest. Hungary. 8 p.

"Hungarian Rhapsody." HAT4. 32.8 m. 9.12 meg. Roma. 8.30 p.

Chamber Music: Eliza 11.4 meg. London, 8.10 p. The Chamber Music of Dvorak. GSP. 19.6 15.31 GSD, 25.6 11.75 GSC, 81.3 9.58 GSB.

31.5 9.51 meg. Rome. 8.30 p. American Hour: Opera. one axL 2RO.

31.1 B.63 30. 9.83 IQT. 25.21 11.90 meg. Caracas, 8.30 p. Melodies of the World.

YV5RC. 61.7 6 8 meg. Berlin, 10.15 p. A Sunday Evening's Program. DJD.

25.4 11.77 meg. London. 10.20 p. "Songs of the Hrltiah Isles." Gsl. 19.6 15.20 GSD.

25.5 11.75 GSC. 31.3 9.58 GSB, 31.5 9.51 meg. Tokyo. 1.45 a. National Program.

JZJ. 25.4 11.80 meg. TOMORROWS REGULAR PROGRAM Afternoon 12.30. WJZ. Music Hall of the Air Concert; Stradivarlus Quartet 2.00.

WJZ. Concert Orchestra, Frank Black Conductor; From Santiago. Chile: Linton Wells. Commentator S.00. WABC.

Symphony Orchestra, Howard Barlow. Conductor 5.30. WABC. Lombardo Orchestra Eveninr 8.00. WABC.

Joe Penner. Comedian 7.00. WEAF Benny Comedian WABC. Phil Baker. Comedian 8.00.

Bergen. Ve' tWIo- By Edwlna It Should Be a Nice House "Cap" Stabbg and TIPPIE beth Luln: "eighteenth Century Music at Modena." 2RO. 31.1 9.63 IRF. 30.5 OH, WILL YOU HAVE A RAR.TY WHEN YOU GET IT BUILT? WHAT KIND OF A HOUSE ARE YOU GOING TO GUILD, CAP? 9.8.1 IQT. 25.21 11.90 mer.

TH' SITTIN-ROOM WILL bt UH, WELI-, 'GOUT A HUNDRED FEET LONG BY TWO HUNDRED WIDE. AN TH' DININ'- ROOM WILL BE. OH, 'GOUT TWICE AS BIG 1 Lullabies and modern swing will, SURE Caracas. 10 p. Dance Orchestra.

YV5RC. 51.T 5.8 men. Berlin, 10.13 p. Dance Music. DJD.

25.4 11.77 meg. London. 10.20 p. "Rhythm Express." be contrasted the musical variety program "The Saturday Night Serenade" at 9.30 o'clock over the S3 Benny Frankel and His Orchea- 171- riTTT 1 a-i WABC network. tra.

OSI. 19.8 16.26 meg. OSD. 25.5 11.75 GSC. A tabloid version of Jerome 31.3 mM 9.58 GSB.

31.6 Kern's popular musical "Roberta, m. 9.51 meg. will be presented over, the WOR Paris. Tokyo. 11.45 p.

Recordings. TPA4. 25.6 11.72 meg. 1.45 a. and Talks.

rV OH- A GR.EAT DIG Aih Mi MMMl i A network at 11.15 clock. LINTON WELLS, Magic Key rov ing reporter, nearing the half' ft JZJ. 25.4 11.80 meg. Sydney. Aufltralia.

5.30 a. m. (Sunday). Chimes from G. P.

Sydney. VK2ME. 31.28 9.59 meg. TOMGHT'8 REGVLAR PROGRAM 6.00. WEAF.

Summary National Omen Golf Championships WOR. Uncle Don "WJZ. News numt: William Powell. Actor; John Carter. Tenor: Don Anievhe.

Director, and Others 9.00. WEAK. Play. Manhattan Merry-go-Round W.IZ. Play.

With Tyrone Power WABC. "The Mirarle." with Olivia DeHavilland and Douglas Fairbanks. Jr. way mark in his tour of Central and South American countries, will be heard from Santiago, Chile, during the Magie Key broadcast over the WJZ network tomorrow after 1 WATtC. Press-Radio News 10.30.

WEAF. University of Chicago nouna-iftDle Discussion noon at 2 o'clock. 05. WABC. 6.15.

WEAF. WA BC. 6.25. WEAF. Sports.

Ed Thoreersen Spanish Revue Phaw Orchestra Press-Radio News By Westover A Double Surprise TII.LIE THE TOILER A concert by contemporaries of the early nineteenth century, Franz Schubert and Carl Maria von Weber, wyi be given by Howard Barlow WJZ. News: Clfntnn IWhHtrt Studio Notes IF5- YOU'D LIKE TO COM6 TO I'VE OT A SUHPElSE FOR. VOU, MAC- THIS IS TUOy THAT'LL. 6.30. WEAF.

Sports. Paul Douglas WOR. News; The Camera Speaks MACYOU BE TOST MY HOUSE, MAC, THATS ALL CTwWDt! I WHEN A(2E I YOO COME YOO TAKING k.TO LAKE YOOC VACAThSH) lSAtCAMA- In "Thrill of the Week" dramas 6.45. DON'T HAVE THAT'S NECESSAEY-. BYE wahc.

wnaw urcnestra WEAF. nellglon In the News. Dr. Walter Van Kirk WABC. National Open Golf Cham- DUCViV I Ve GOT A SURPRISE FOia poNiT Tu V.I ME YOU'RE arrm going to fi BE MA (2 PIED, rroTHE HOUSE on "Johnny Presents." Floyd Bucklev! MISS FOI2 NOW MAC 1 13AK TONIGHT.

IS enacts other people's adventures but I rft tho hit- hie fatmrila HV.ilV pionsnin. Tea Musing WEAF. Hlmber Orchestra SIMPIONS 7.00. 'I TO, MISS SIMPKINS, BUT PROM ISED TlLLie I'D SO OUT IT A DATE iiui xurA.VB LIU 111 la sainn? his Gar Wood speedboat at a YOUR PROMISE TO TIL.LIE. CAUSE SHE INVITED ME mile a minute.

WOR. Snorts Stan Lomax WJZ. Message of Israel. Rabbi Sidney 1'eilesche ot Union Temple Brooklyn WABC. Saturday Night Swing Club WOR.

Charioteer Onnrtot to Hera. Hona Bess Johnson, "Hilltop House" star. OUT TO HEJ2 TONISHT 7.15. is having her apartment air-condi HOUSE v. tonight! PICK TOO tioned for Summer coolth, but is also busy knitting sweaters for her small 7.30.

WEAF. Clinton Orchestra WOR. Randel Orchestra WJZ L'ncle Jim's Question Bee WA BC. Radio Drama Workshop VOU UP IN. MY daughter to keep warm in a far north camp this Summer! CA1Z AT C' over tne wajbc network at 3 o'clock.

George JesseJ, will repeat his dramatization of the heroic deeds of Haym Salomon, Philadelphia banker, who aided in raising money for Washington's army during the Winter at Valley Forge, at 6 o'clock tomorrow evening over the WOR network. Jack Benny and Mary Livingstone will disclose plans for their vacation, which will begin after their July 3 broadcast, during their program at 7 o'clock tomorrow evening over the WEAF network. GRISCHA GEOLUBOFF, 14-year- old violinist, has been added to the cast for the first radio performance of Max Reinhardt's "The Miracle" to be given over the WABC network at 9 o'clock tomorrow night. "Second Objective First" is the starring vehicle for Irene Rich over 7.50. SEE YOO One reason why Fred Allen pre 8.00.

THEN fiay WOR. From England Ere Wit nes Account of Day's Play for Wightinan Cup. at Wimhledot WEAF. Kaltenmyer's Kindergarten W'OR. Fiorita Orchestra: Vocalists WJZ.

Sports. Clem McCarthy WABC. National Open Golf Cham pionshlp Ted Husing W.IZ. Design for Music WEAF. Interview- end Dramatl- fers Maine for Summer vacations is that its trout ftshinsf season is longer than most other Eastern states.

15. 8.30. Bt S. Carroll ManfleM Younp Rangers The Commander-in-Chief Acts HIGH LIGHTS OF HISTORY B-Arjp vou, Blount, comb BO; RUKI AND AWAKE CAPTAtM 'DFOnDTVOuDELr TOCAPTllrJ 3 Yaux? what is the zatlons: Dale Carnegie Director W'OR. Symphonic Danca Band.

Percv Faith. Conductor WJZ. Drama: Surrealism 1 WABC. Morgan Orchestra, Others 8.45. WEAF Barry McKlnley.

Barl- 9.00. WBAF. NBC Symphony. Bernardino Mnllnfirt Cnnriuntn- WITH ME AMP GIVE AAC A Sheldon as 'uwdew asbst, YOU HAMILTON HIM TO ASSEM8L6 My 5TAPF AKlC? aii MEPirPD AT FULL ACCOUNT Or ALU STOKER I LL DEAL WITH FROM NEW VOWK, HAVE LEARnW-j rVOU LATER MEAOQUARTEP.S lAMEPTEl FOR A COUNCIL. If they insist, Bob Ripley's guests can have a dish of the highly relished Chinese 100-year-old eggs.

They were sent to him from, the Far East packed in clay. Bob Griffin and Peggy Fuller, prominent network dramatists, will spend next vacation from radio, in Quebec where they plan to be married for a third time, ir 'Tench on this occasion. Previous'v ceremonies were performed ir Spanish, at Enenada, Mexico, and in English at Wsukesan, 111., which is Jack Benny's home town. When Dave Flman's "Hobbv Lobby" returns to the air via WA1? 8S Summer replacement for Jack Benny, it will be the third major network on which the program has been heard in less than a year! Amanda Snow, NBC singer with the long-ramje voice, plans a program in which she sings a soprano song, a contrato tune and one, bass, ROOFING We Carry a Most' Complete Line of Asphalt Shingles ROLL ROOFING ROOF PUNTS FEflfiSYLVAIIIA SUPPLY CO. 10th Mulberry ft Harrisfoursr vfcOv WOR.

Drama: Drums W.TZ. National Barn Dane WABC. Professor Quia 6.30. WOR. Pat Barnes Barnstormers WABC.

Rhythm Renrteivous 10.00. WOH. Hallett Orchestra WJZ. Concert In Rhythm WABC. Hit Parade: Van Steeden Orchestra: Loretta Lee.

Songs 10.3a WOR. Messner Orchestra WJZ. Rodrigo Orchestra 0 45. WABC. Capitol Opinions.

Talk 11.00. WEAF. Highhllghts of Natlona' Open Golf ChamnloiiFhlns W'OR. News Bulletins WJZ. News; Dunce Music WABC.

News: Iiance Music 11.15. VEAF. Dance Music WOR. Vignette of Operetta Rob erta, at Philharmonic Audito- rlum Lo Angeles yKAF. News: Danes Music 12.00.

WOR. Dance Mu ic SHORT WAVES TOMORROW Boston, 4. .10 p. Inteniatiiiinl Goodwill Progrn.m to W1XAL. 25.4 11.79 meg.

British; rADP nu THE WAY TO EMCIRCLc OUR ARMy BY JR ARMY BY 3 OF lHQ064Sl rWAy US3.