The Evening News du lieu suivant : Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 18

PAGE EIGHTEEN THE EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, FRIDAY. TUNE 19, 1942 Soon Be Well By Ham Fisher Another Front That Frightens Hitler 1 BUT INSIST. TELL MM I T'SIMME SOME FRENCH Al I CLOTHES.I'LL BE A DEAF YOU I AN' DUMB GUY. KIN ARE GIT AWAY WITH IT. VEREE I Ll FOOLISH.

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The scene of action for the mystery, adventure series is the United States with each episode a complete story. Santos Ortega is the new man in the title role of that suave gentleman from London. rubber were dug from the site of a burned-out tire factory by fifty children yesterday. Jack T. Elsroad, manager of a filling station, paid out $100 at the established rate of a cent a pound and then called a halt he had run out of cash.

New Girl Friday Photo bjr Harold Stein JOSEPHINE TUMINA Josephine Tuminia, Metropolitan Opera soprano, is your new Girl Friday, having moved with the "WOR "Treasure Hour of Song" from Saturday to Friday nigrits at 10. Hi I Secret Operative 48 1 THE BOAT ISS MY HUS BAND'S- VHE DOES NORETITI By Brandon Walsh AWBEHEX rWT AMD AT ANYBODY' BUT WHEN HE L0OK5 ATME ITMAKESl ME FEEL LIKE I W45 R455ING A VJTl At mrcn uai icer nrrwlra Bv Norman Marsh 71 VILLAGE WASHERWOMEN DON BUY $4000 SPEEDBOATS FOR THEIR GOT A HUNCH WE'RE HOT ON THE TRAIL OF DOKTOR KRUCG! Bv Walt Disney By Fran Strlkvr rwUtVH frV I rnis fill By Harry Tuthill YEAH, DOLANlS IN THE Wf NOW WHAT DO Msft YOU WNT HIM P0ljS A tOU, TTrri- mmm li IIiIIIIIT P. McEvoy and J. II. Striebel HE'S WORRIED ABOUT 6ITTW HIS CROPS N.

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OM. wun. uomomrk Sift i -mf Br J. VES-HE WITH A 11.05. WJZ.

Department Store News; Music 11.30. WEAF, Dark Fantasy. Sketch 12.00. WEAF. WJZ.

News; Dance Music WABC. News; Dance Musio Short and Quick READING Jumping from a hay wagon onto the prongs of a pitch-ford lying on the ground, John L. Moyer, 14-year-old farmhand of nearby Womelsdorf, suffered fatal injuries of the abdomen. PHILADELPHIA The salvage and conservation campaigns now under, way for strategic war materials are the courts of last resort in the Nation's effort to gain pro duction superiority, H. W.

Prentis, former president of the National Association of Manufacturers and deputy regional director of WPB, told 700 executives here last night. PHILADELPHIA Five tons of WARTIME FOOD SHORTAGES ITERE'S MORGAN" takes the air at 6.30 over WOR with the daffiest program on record. Orig inality is the keynote of the program and flash news is injected at spots. Irene Rich, starring as Faith Chandler in "Dear John," presents another chapter in the romantic mystery thriller which involves her closely-knit family group. The program is heard over WABC at 7.15.

When the train bell signals a full stop for the "Grand Central Station" drama at 7.30 over WEAF the' feminine star of the show will be Kathe-rine Hepburn on Broadway. Jane Withers, who won fame in Hollywood as a child actor, will take the spotlight on the Kate Smith show at 8 o'clock over WABC. The Kate Smith cast includes the usual fine actors, Olin Landick, Ted Col lins and Ted Straeter, and Jack Mil ler and his orchestra. rE ladies of "Information Please" will present one of their finest when Cornelia Otis Skinner comes up for her fifth sitting on the board of experts at 8.30 over Mel vyn Douglas, the movie star, will be the guest star on the board of experts. This will be his first time on the program.

Allen Jones, former coal miner. who rase from the pits of Pennsyl vania to become one of the stage and screen's most popular singing stars, will be heard as the guest nar rator on the third instalment of English Girl NAOMI CAMPBELL Naomi Campbell, daughter of Sir Gerald Campbell, director general of the British Information Services, has no trouble playing the part of an English girl on Columbia networks' "Young Dr. Malone" series. Miss Campbell was born in Venice, Italy, lived for a while in Ethiopia. 1 iilli 'rtif' I 1 CROSS WORD PUZZLE i TH'OOOR I PROBABLY WORKS ON 16 OPENING BY ABEAMfJzl 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II Hit-20 23 24 H25 Hit" 27 IS" 29 I I ir 'I32 WW ill36 FF rLN mi THE LONE RANGER Kaaisisisd u.

a. raioni urnc. An Unhealthy --r Here's 'Donald Duck' CLARENCE NASH Clarence Nash is the man who turned a quack into a career and a fortune. He is the "Donald Duck" of the Walt Disney cartoons and "Herman, the Duck" of the Burns and Allen Tuesday night show. Men, Machines Victory" at 10.15 over WJZ.

At 10.30 Morgan Beatty gives the very latest in the news from the many war fronts of the world over WJZ. Immediately following Beatty the Workshop drama is heard over WABC Programs TOMORROWS EARLY PROGRAM Hornlor 8.30. WEAF. Talk; Muilo WOR. Happy Jim Panon WJZ.

Jim RoberUon. Songg WABC. Mlagut Ooe A-Shopplnr 9.1S. WOR. Health Talk WJZ.

Breakfast Club Variety 10.00. WEAF. U. S. Navy Band WABC.

U. 8. Marine Band 11.30. WEAF. Arden Orchestra; Chorus WOR.

U. S. Army Band TONIGHT'S REGULAR TROGRAH Evening 6.00. WEAF. Funny Money Han, Rad Hall WOR.

Uncle Don i WJZ. News; Music WABC. News, Edwin C. Hill 6.15. WEAF.

Newi Reporta; Musla WJZ. Sporta. Joe Hasel WABC. Hollywood. Hedda Hopper 6.30.

WOR. News; Here's Morgan WJZ. Lum and Abner. Sketch WABC. Frank Parker, Tenor 8.45.

WEAF. Sports, Bill Stern WJZ. Lowell Thomas WABC. The World Today 7.00. WEAF.

Fred Waring- Orchestra, WOR. Sports, Stan Lomax WJZ. Ontario Show WABC. Amos 'n1 Andy. Sketch T.15.

WEAF. News: John Vandercook WOR. Arthur Hale, Comment WABC. Irene Rich. Drama T.30.

WEAF, Grand Central Station, Play WOR. Red Ryder. Sketch WJZ. The Lone Ranirer. Sketch WABC.

Eileen Farrell, SoprsTno 8.00. WEAF. Lucille Manners, Soprano; Ross Graham. Ba-iton WOR. Cal Tlnney Comment! WJZ.

Gang Busters. Drama WABC. Kate Smith Variety Show 8.15. WOR. Fight Against Inflation.

William H. Davla 8.30. WEAF. Information Please WOR. Variety Muslcale WJZ.

Meet Your Navy. Variety 8 IS. WABC. Elmer Davla Comments' 0.00. WEAF.

Frank Munn, Tenor; Orchestra WOR. Gabriel Heatter, Comments WJZ. Listen America, Drama WABC. Playhouse l.l. WOR.

Sports. Red Barber 0.80. WEAF. Plantation Party. Variety WOR.

Double or Nothing. Quia WJZ. Dinah Shore. Songs WABC. That Brewster Boy Sketch IMS.

WJZ. Se Stories. Georse Hicks 0.55. W.TZ. Ramona, Tune Twisters.

Songg 0.00. WEAF. People Are Funny. Quia WOR. Llela Albanese, Soprano WJZ.

Elua Mnxwell'e Party Line WABC. Boh Hawk Show 1.15. W.TZ. Men, 'Machines an Victory Play, The Road to Victory 1.30. WEAF.

Variety Program WOR. Paul Schubert. Comments WJZ. Morgan Beatty News; Musi' WABC. Workshop Prsiria 45.

WOR. The Answer Man 1.00. WEAF. WJZ. News; Muelo WOR.

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Poet. 17. Snare. 18. Ripped.

20. System of diet. 22. He is a major 23. Month 24.

Barter. 26. Dividend. 27. Height 29.

Prosecute. 30. Plant juice. 33. Symbol for lead.

34. Person abnormally white. 35. Electric catfish. 37.

Bird. 38. Ennui. 39. Year 43.

Enraptured. 46. Soar. 48. Low.

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I HORIZONTAL 1. Pictured United States Army supply chief, Gen. 12. Revise. 13.

Lily plant. 14. Recede. 16. Self -concerned person.

18. Trinitrotoluene (abbr.) 19. Evil. 21. Great number.

22. Gazelle. 23. Deserve. 25.

Dance step. 26. Bed on train. 28. Directions.

30. Poem. 31. Tight. 32.

Walking stick. 33. Military display. 36. Cleanness.

40. Bellow. 41. He carries a 42. Inlet.

44. Cover. 15. Offer. 17.

Part of "be." 19. Drink slowly. 10. Indian mulberry. "il.

Hawaiian food. i3. He is nine years old. 54. Indian symbols.

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Lyric poem. 5. Near. 6. Bend over.

7. Female servants. 8. Other than. 9.

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