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The Circleville Herald from Circleville, Ohio • Page 7

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Circleville, Ohio
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August 15, 1944 THE DAILY HERALD CIRCLEVILLE, OHIO Rage Seven ROOM AND BOARD By GENE AHERNBLONDIE By CHIC YOUNGCROSS-WORD PUZZLE I HATE MYSELF, WM EN I GET THESE FIENDISH fl IDEAS Copt 1944, King Fraiurcj Inc XXorid ARE you A TALKING DOG? SURE, WHATS SO STRANGE ABOUT THAT? 1 I AW FRENO ARE MDU CUTE SURE OUR STRANGE craft IS SEAUuGRTUV? ALL IHE KIM IS TRU IT FIND OUT "AHOY INA ENGINE-' 'ROOM! FULL SPEED santa MONICA 'UUNE8UG ISLANDS SF Caf, IMW lac, WouJjiyhn OH POPEVE, THE SCENE RU IS SO UDVELV MAS. ORFUL NICE SCENERY AINT IT? j- T1I.IJE THE TOILER HE'S FOUND LJSOUNPS UKE THE PRISONER)! HE'S DONE MOREl THAN that TILLIE, I NE GOT TO THAT BUMP ON THE HEAD has me -ar" OKAY HAL. (SOSH! I'M IM RIDICULOUS A SPOT AS A MAN WAS EVER IN By WESTOVER LAMPH! MDU DON'T I KNOW THE I'M IN 31 I BRICK BRADFORD Bv WILLIAM RITT and HAROLD CAPTAIN HAVE All TRIBAL CHIEFS CALLED TO ATTEND AN ESPECIAL IN THE THRONE-ROOM AT ETTA KETT By FAUL ROBINSON HI UL THERE HE IS." FIX yO TOUR WIG ANO LIP SUCK "ACT LIKE MV 1 IV 1 WX I 1 HESNOTTAICIN' ANY Wn HE'S back fFfef and forth ut wya CUP cake ecoy HIM UP I'D LUCE TO -a HEET TOUR 1 BOY FRIEND, DEARER- WfeSrfv (G ulp my what a DEEP VOICE TOUR MOTHER I 11 ITS THE 7JS-X MUGGS MrGIN NIB PLASTIC Ca LASS LOI NGS BU' 8-15 Bx VV XI I CSL ASS BU IL Pl NGS? I 6 I CANU THATS RIGHT.1.' DO TO A GLASS TTT-rr SCHOOL jGagf I HH King frrstunx lur, VcwU ITH Aa CJ) PRICKS lf DONALD DUCK By WALT DISNEY UNCLE JOE 8-13 SIH oah umskull across I. Distress signal 4. Mandate 7 Push 9 Heroic poems 12.

Mohammedan Bible 13. Country home (Eur.) 14. Still 15. Therefore 17. Observed 18.

Capital of Switzerland 20. Public notice 21. Mass of floating ice 24 Bath house 27. Firearm 29 Slant 30. Influx 32.

Youths 33. Earth as a goddess 34. Not firm 36. Wine receptacles 39. Nickel (sym.) 40.

Fetish 43. Trend 45 Strange 47. Ingress 48. Belief 49 nickname 50. Female fowl DOWN I.

Classify 2 Eggs 3. Meaning 4. Monetary 23. Away unit(Bulg-) 25 Girdle 5 Sacred bull 26. Topaz hum- 6 Artifice ing-bird 7.

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Inventor of telephone 19 Seize 21. Boat 22. Men who repair wires 31. Gained 35. Bird 37 Pilaster 38.

Tree of apple family 40. Baking chamber 41. Honey insect Answer 42. Old times (archaic) 44. Cereal grain 46.

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a Bowl of WINE COM'fAmiKC LIVE A SMALL EuAOPLAH FtSU WH a orlds LA RC ROOK one oumi aim IK CLORCIA BLACKMER OF Busit een in Wi-fU wArtti men or BOO YEARV -WEY ARE MORE NoWI "ftlAN ti News, WH NS; Dinner Concert. OSU. Lum and Abner. WLW; Don Helleve, HNB. Fulton Lewis.

WHKS; I Love a Mystery, XX'BN S. ADet Russians, VVOSU; Melody Hour, WHNS. BiK Town, XXBNS; Johnny Presents, Pick and Pat, KC. Burns and Allen, VX'BNS; Mystery. XVLXV Fibber McGee, XVLXV; Spotlight Band, WOOL Miss Charlotte.

WLW; Corwin, BNS. Dr. Shot well, XV BNS; Montezuma, XV UKC. News, WBNS; Arthur Reilly, XVLXV Romance, WBNS; War Bond Rally, XVLXV. WH I) NKS I) Kate Smith Boake Carter XX'll KC.

News Reporter, XX'LXX', Chet Kona XVC( Bauhhage, XVCOL; Ray Dady, VV UKC. News. WBNS. Vincent Lopes, WH KC. Klernun'a Corner, Cad rick Foster, WBKC.

Swing Serenade, Women In XVbite, WLW. Morton Downey, WOOL; The Black Castle, WBKC. Editor's Daughter, WBNS; Pepper Young. XVLXV. Broadway Matinee, WBNS; News, Navy, XVCOL, Time Views, XX' Jones, WLW.

News, XX BNS; Pirates, WOOL Dick Tracy, WOOL; WOBU, Plain Bill. WLW; Garden Clinic, XVBNS News, WBNS, Buccaneera, WLW. Lum Abner; Johnny Jones, XV BNS. I Love a Mystery; WBNS. Lions Roar.

XVLXV; Easy Aces, XX BNS. Mr. and Mrs North, WLW; Allan Jones. XX BNS Dr. Christian, XX BNS; Beat the Band, XVTAX Frank Sinatra, XX'BNS; Eddie Cantor, XVLXX District Attorney, WLW; Jack Carson, WBNS.

Hay aer, WLXX'; Great Music. WBNS to 'he Nation. Kay Kyser, WLW, Reilly, News, orchestra leader; Fred Andrews, president of the Hotel New' Yorker, and Evelyn Knight, radio and night club singer, each will select a monument and ask Dunninger to locate it, identify it and mentally read its inscription, all by receiving telepathic messages from the judges. the maestro, either a bigamist, an optimist or a -----------------o NORTHS FIND BODY With Jerry North back in town after a two-week business trip, and Mrs. plan a quiet sail across the Hudson and a day spent in mountain-climbing, but their plans go awry when Norths Make With Excursion and Atop the mountain, the Norths find a murder victim, and i before they get off the elevation, they nearly meet wuth violent death themselves.

PAWN SHOPS BUSY' PORTLAND, Ore. Zooming war-time salaries and increased employment haven cut down business in Portland's Most of them reported a 50 percent increase over the pre-war period with people continuing to pawn everything from luggage to glass eyes. Customers usually part with jewelry first and clothing second. BFY WAR BONDS UL; Lorenzo Terry and Music, Ed East, heard on Be Monday through Friday, is also heard on In Bedlam," at 7 a. rn.

every morning. In order to be properly warmed up for the latter, the quizmaster rises at 5 a. rn. and it looks as lf he is scheduled to get up with the sun for the next five years at least, because his contract has just been renewed for that length of time. Report BNS; Arthur XV BN S.

XVLXV WBNS Harry Conox'er, famous New York model agent, was a member of the studio audience when Sammy Kaye broadcast last week, and was so impressed with the looks and personality of Sally Stuart, beauteous vocalist with the orchestra, he has signed her up as a cover girl. However, that xviii only be a part time job, as Sally will remain with Kaye's band. Spotlight; music. EILEEN BARTON WITH Eileen Barton is the girl Frank Sinatra has chosen to be his first singing partner in the new series of programs starting Wednesday. Fredric March, previously announced.

Is the visiting guest star on the first show. During the last few weeks, Sinatra has auditioned dozens of girl singers. Many aspirants made recordings and submitted them to in the hope of being selected for this major radio break Miss Barton arrived in Hollywood a few months ago and opened at night club. Since her night club engagement she has made a number of guest appearances on leading network programs. In addition, she has been one of the most popular entertainer with servicemen in that area.

Marion Loveridge, "Betsy Ross is writing a song titled To the Purple I She was recently selected as of the Organization of the Wearers of the Purple Heart." Dick Brown, new singing stir, has joined the American Theatre Wing and will tour the Heart in the East. Brown knows the value of entertainment to wounded servicemen, since he spent many months recovering in Army hospitals after he was injured in a plane crash in the South Pacific. MONUMENTS READ more than 700 monuments located throughout the city of New York will be the subject of mental scrutiny, in his broadcast on Wednesday The Judges, Mark Warnovv, well known Jim Doyle, of Hollywood Mystery and Round- spieling, is also a geology hobbyist, which avocation earned him a bid this week from a group of scientists who want Jim to accompany them on a new expedition into the unexplored regions of Carlsbad Caverns and broadcast the progress of the tnp over a national network. Felix Mills' favorite definition really gives you a choice. "A man with more than one quotes -a -a -K -a -a -a -a -a -a LISTEN! 5 IOO Kits JI CVH 5 tea a iou Hits CMI ISS 7 SOO 7 it a 7130 SOO i MO HilMI It OMI IO IOO IO CMI IO 10 IMS I I i(Kt uhs 11 I ii too i ots I IOO TONIGHT WOR I.ft NKS wa Striate lino The (Hale XI ary XI art I ii 31X1 DOPER, NEWS EDWIN C.

HILL You Hrltrrc It THE WORLD TODAY JOSEPH C. HARSCH I Love rn Xlyatery John Neablft tiuerfraa Melody Hoar him; Toii Humaner Theatre Itll.I. HENRI. NEWS and Alien The Doctor Columbia Orwin oa arena xpmka Edna XX aril, Oraaniat They Du The Impossible JBI KOOPER, NEWS 13 Nlte lull Lea Brown Orchestra XXOHl.lt NEWS Xluale nu Want Tom my Tacker Orch. (tit I ll NKX! XX ED NESI) a.

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156,412
Years Available:
1923-1979