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The Circleville Herald from Circleville, Ohio • Page 7

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Circleville, Ohio
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Tuesday, Xuprust 1, 1941 ROOM AND BOARD THE DATLY EVILLE, OHIO Page Seven ONE OF YER COWBOYS IS GONNA LET ME RIDE DA WILD HORSE, HE SAID DAT BRONKER iS ALWAYS LIKE R1D1N' DAT KIND By GENE AHERN THUNDERBOLT' AINT HAD HIS FOUR HOOFS ON TH'GROUND ALL AT ONE TIME SINCE HE WAS A I USED TO RENT HIM OUT TO HE'D BACK UP TO A MOUNTAIN AND KICK LOOSE lO OR 15 TONS OF ORE ROCK IN A BLONDIE OH, YES, I'D TO MEET BUM5TEAD By CHIC YOUNG I THINK HE'S OUT ON THE BACK PORCH CROSS-WORD PUZZLE ACROSS Ova Fencing sword Thrash Nimble Slant Result of 3. To jellify (Biol.) 4. Ovules of plants 5. Subside 6. Turn to the right 7.

Mallet 23. Mulberry 24. Compass point 27. Female ruff 29 River fit.) 30. Senseless 31.

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Am.) 18. Sloth 20. Likely 19. Shade of red 21. Quantity 8.

Cubic meter 33. Cuckoo 35. Cry of of paper MRS. THIS IS MY HUSBAND 8-8 IN HORSE HIDE ir-: toiu hghti POPEYE HOW vf D'you DO, MRS. TARGLE? -Opt lvt4.

King Syndicate, World rights rcservec TELL ME, BLONDIE-DOES HE COME DOWN FOR HI MEALS S-S Ct-UC- duns AHOY IN- A ENGINE-ROOM CUHAZZAM ATTER UUE GOT SAND IN A SPINACH JUICE PIPE. tUELL, LETS STOP AN'CLEAR IT fftfjfw tar fwM ra LET OKAV- GO THE 1 HERE AN- SHE 1 CHOP. GOES TU.I.IK THE TOILER I COULD SVNEAR 1 HEARD TILLIE CALLING ME-BUT I MUST IMAGINE IT HE MJE MUST FIND a SOT MAST BE HE'S OUT OFj AWAY HIS MIND By WKSTON KR TILLIE PRISCNER-OF- WAR UNIFcRM! MUST BE OUT 'OF HIS S' BRICK BRADFORD By WILLIAM RITT and IIAKOI.1) GRAY YOU'RE WRONG, BRICK NO WINDOW, JU5T PLAIN, CPU CTClMP DA KIP I I DON'T GNE UP UNTIL WE'VE COVERED EVERY INCH OF WHAT AN OLD LITTLE GIMMICK I'LL JUST GIVE IT A LITTLE ETTA KETT 8-8 BURKE GETS BACK BEFORE SLEEPY SHOWS HE COMES 8 0 wnp JUMPIN' ITS sleep ill have TO TURN ON THE CHARM AND HOLD HIM TILL BURKE HIYAT, SUCK By PAUL ROBINSON I hi yatalltan anterrific Ml (dis Mdil.NMS By WALLY BISHOP MRS GPUMP OKiLY PAlOV YOO A DIME OC MOUJIK)' UER AFTER A auARTFR- SO YOU PLAWTE.D GRASS SEED lb -i MAKE ITGRCMJ FASTER' MA' YEA BUT IT WASNT A VERY SMART WAY TO GET EVEN KY owLY Gar a dime FOR CUTTING THE LAVJN AMO THE GRASS SEED GOST THIRTY CENTS' 1 Hi ft 8 DONALD DUCK By ALT DISNEY it 4 Im SOCev I klCDT VOU WAITING I Jl SALE 1 ww I irNO I SO LONG! 7 tetnSutcd by Kang Syndicate U-UT Nail 25. Mimic 26. A catcher of eels 28.

An ungulate (Cen. Am.) 32 Body of water 34. Fashion 35. Satisfied 39. Iowa (abbr.) 40.

Openings 41. Moth 42. Hebrew measure (anc.) 43. Pointed arch 46. Canvas shelters 48.

Greedy 49. Case for toilet articles 50 Headland 51. Refuse of DOWN 1. Deceive 2. Sacred bull SCRAP BOOK a dove 36.

Musical instrument 37. Artless 38. Kind of pole 42. A knar Answer 44. Force 45.

name (poss.) 47. Greek letter 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 7777 i 9 i IO i 11 i 12 13 BF 15 Ib 1 i 19 20 21 22 23 24 I 25 IIu 2h 27 303i i 32 33 I 34 iS 3h 37 36 i 34 40 i 41 42 45 4445 4h 47 46 1 49 I 50 51 oah umskull 2 Fotz 1 8-a By R. J. SCOTT day mite SErevier POLITICS A PROMISING JAMES I LL DEA(5 salesman HAVE A MRS HENICiETTa MILWAUKEJE SHOOT YOUR AiUMQUlPS TO WCAeEOPTHlS NBWSPAPEUi Ay L.ag WEARS A DRESS EMBROIDERED in SrtEEfS oF COLD YtUT MAKE AS STlFF as armor WM Af IS NATIONAL Tree OF fkE UNlfEp SEQUOIA 6:00 6:30 Jones, 7:00 MUSDAf News, WBNS; Dinner concert, Star Parade, W'LW; Johnny WBNS. 1 Love a Mystery, WBNS; Music WLW.

Blondie. WBNS; Meet Russians. wosu. Vox Pop, WBNS; American Cavalcade, WLW. Ruse Jiampton, WLW; Gay Nineties.

WBNS Radio Theatre, WBNS; Telephone Hour, WLW, Spotilgh' Bands, WCOL; Information Please, WLW. Fifth War Loan, All Stations. Fifth War Loan, All Stations, News. WBNS; Arthur Reilly, WLW Tony Pastor, WBNS; Indiana, WLW. 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 1:00 1:30 6:00 1:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 TI HNI) I Kate Smith, WBNS; Boaks Carter, WHKC.

National Farm Hour, WOSU; Al l'arlin, WHKC, War Literature, WOSU; Bauckaire Living Fun, WOOL; News, WLW. Corner, WCOL; Gordon Hayes, WOSU. Serenade, WCOL; Treasury Salute, WOSU. Morton Downey, WCOL; Women of America. WLW.

News, WHKC; Mas- terworkt, WOSU, Broadway Matlm-e, WBNS; Tea Dance, WOSU Lorenxo Jones, Speed Ahead, WOSU, News, WBNS; Dinner Concert, WOSU. hum and Abner, WLW; Believe, WBNS. Fulton Lewie WHKS; 1 Love a Mystery, WBNS Meet Russians, WOSU; Melody Hour, UNS Big Town, WBNS; Johnny Presents, WLW, WCOL; Pick and Pat, WHKC. and Allen. WBNS; Mystery, WLW.

Fibber McG. WLW; Spotlight Band, WCOL. Miss Charlotte, WLW; Corwin, HNS Dr. Shot w. II, WBNS; Monts- surna, WHKC News, WBNS, Arthur Reilly, WLW Romance, WBNS; War Bond Rally, WLW.

Thursday. It begins to look as though the stranger is building up to a murder, and so his nervous companion takes steps to protect himself, only to find, too late, that his impression was a wrong one. RK-DIVISION OF LAND SUBJECT the government use Its authority to break up large land holdings into family-type is the topic of discussion, when Towrn Meeting of the broadcasts from Fresno, California, on Thursday. One of the two speakers upholding the affirmative will be Harvey Solberg, president of the Rocky Mountain Union, with headquarters in Denver, Colo. Two speakers will take the negative side of the argument, one of them being Roland Curran, seoretary-mana- ger of the Central Valley Water Project Association, of Sacra; mento, Calif.

George V. Denny is the moderator of this discussion session. OUTNUMBER MEN STATE COLLEGE, looks as if women, who outnumber men at Pennsylvania State College for the first time in its history, will remain in the majority for the Autumn term. Approximately 257 applications have been made by women for the November freshman class, to 36 by men. ----------------o CHRISTENS TANKER CHESTER, William Craemer, of Swarthmore, christened the 13th maritime tanker launched by the Sun Ship Company at Chester.

She the wife of the treasurer. LISTEN! 5:00 SOU ft RADIO NEWS NOTES Rosemary Bertrand, model and actress, has gone from the ridiculous to the sublime in the theatre. One season saw her in the crazy and the next season found her touring with a Gilbert and Sullivan Operetta troupe. Wednesday Rosemary gets a chance for picture stardom when she displays her talent on the program. GENERAL Is GUEST Bng.

Gen. William Borden will describe his tour of South Pacific islands, and Lucy Monroe, Star Spangled Banner will sing on "Your Army Service on Wednesday. General Borden, of the General Staff Corps, toured the Pacific islands, bringing with him of new Ordnance Department equipment, guns, mortars and new weapons. These weapons Were distributed to the soldiers for use against the Japs, and their recommendations, based on battle use of the new weapons, determined whether they would be adopted as they were, adapted in keeping with G. I.

suggestions, or junked, Lieut. Catherine Byron, WAC, is mistress of ceremonies of this program, Major Harry Salter conducts the music. A jittery man shares a train compartment with a stranger who delights in tellling him all about several foolproof murder methods, when Charles Laughton stars In Man Who Knew in the broadcast on When Phil Harris and Kay Kyser's "College of Musical Knowledge" gang visited the United Thunderbird Field, (Calif recently, one of the contestants was Aviation Cadet Oong Shen Liong, from China, who shortly before going on the air had completed the hour flown at Thunderbird Field by United Nation's fledgling airmen. Gale Page, "Your Hollywood on selected that name for professional reasons, her real name being Sally Perkins Rutter. The Gale in her name is for her great grandfather, Joseph Gale, wiio was the first of Oregon, Phil It Or Leave Baker, proud of his Victory Garden, declares, are very important.

We need them to supplement our diet of pills." Bob Burns declares that Spike Jones, his bandleader, had made a genuine contribution to the war effort. Bob, learned to play the Wedding March twice as fast for soldiers on short passes." The halibut the largest of the flat fish. It sometimes weighs as much as 500 or 600 pounds. BUY WAR BONDS -k -k -k -k -k -k -k -k -k a -k -k -k -k -k TOMOHT woRt.n String Tinte I he i.nrtten Cllnfe Mttry llnrtlii JIM UOOPFH. NKVIS Hilft Hill C.

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Years Available:
1923-1979