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EGAD, TWIGS! IT'6 A GONG I'M COMPOSING IN THE MODERN IDIOM «+ INSPIRED BY THE MANY SHORTAGES IN CONSUMER GOODS we UM! LISTEN: "CAN'T GET BUTTER, BUT T WONT MUTTER. =~ INE STILL GOT YOU wer NO WHITE BREAD, BUT IT'LL KEEP MY HEAD -an I'VE STILL GOT You?"

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DOTTIE DRIFPLE

—With Major Hoople OUT OUR WAY

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES —By Williams

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Wnside the GOLD CLOCK 1 gave my card to a tuxedoed muscle-man to take into tkon.

HES GOINGTO TELL IKON I'M HERE.

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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

SOMETHIN' | «~ AND, FELLAS, THERE ARE TOO LETS CUT OUR ~ ) DKS, MANY SNOOTIE-CUTIES AROUND SELVES ADRIFT FRECK.! THIS HIGH SCHOOL! WE'VE BEEN ROM THE SWOON LETS LATH | PUSHED AROUND LONG ENOUGH ! | | SET! FROM NOW ! LETS BOYCOTT em! ON ----

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THIS EVENING

WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 (CBS) (Mutual) (NBC) (Blue Network) 4:00 Bus Time Easy Does It When Girl Marries| News 4:15 Personal Problems Easy Does It Portia Faces Life |Swing Room 4:30 Tea Time Tunes | Easy Does It Just P Bill East Wing 4:45 Tea Time Tunes | Easy Does It Front Page Farrell Harrigan 5:00 Melody Time | Sports News—Mel. Billb'rd | Terry & Pirates 5:15 Music of Today Superman Billboard | Dick Tracy $:30 Louise Massey Capt. Midnight Frank & Harry Jack Armstrong 5:45 Gilbert Forbes Tom Mix Sports—Dick Reed | John DeYoung 6:00 Mommie & Men Fulton Lewis Jr, Supper Club Luke Walton 6:15 Jack Smith P. Edward—News | World News Raymond 6:30 Home Again Frank Eingiser Lone Ranger 6:45 Home Again Inside Sports Fred Holt—News Lone Ranger 7:00 Vox Pop Bulldog Drumond valcade of Amer. | Lum & Abner 9:15 Vox Pop Bulldog Drumond avalcade of Amer. | Hedda Hopper

Sherlock Holmes Voice Sherlock Holmes

Gabriel Heatter Real Life Stories Spotlight Bands Spotlight Bands

Personality Parade Personality Parade I Deal in Orime 1 Deal in Crime Forever Tops Forever Tops

Bili Thompson Show Bill Thompson 8how Questions for Amer. Questions for Amer.

7:45 Joan Davis

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Frank Edwards Fred Holt—News Music & Milestones| Pleasure Parade Music & Milestones Mus, You R'memb'r Sports Desk v jus. You R'memb'r

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5 Radio - Theater

:00 Screen Guild :15 Screen Guild 9:30 Bob Hawk 9:45 Bob Hawk

WLW MONDAY EVENING

ar Para 8:18—Contented Hour

News Songs of the Island Chuckle Time Chuckle Time

News Variety Hour Variety Hour Variety Hour

11:45 Jerry

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PM 4:00—When a Girl Marries! 6:45—News—H. V. K'lt'nb'n | 9:30-Dr. 1. Q 4 15—Portia Faces Life | 7:00—~Cavalcade of Amer, 9:46—Dr.1. Q 4:30—Just Plain Bill 7:15—~Cavalcade of Amer. 10:00~News

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Anti-Saloon Letters to Lindlahr

Barry Cameron David Harum

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Glamour Manor

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Lyle Van

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Hearts in Harmony Editor's Daughter

Queen for a Day Queen for a Day

Bride & Groom

1:30 Rose Mary Bride & Groom

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(FM) TUESDAY'S PROGRAM

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HORIZONTAL 1,7 Pictured newly named Cardinal i 14 Opposed 15 Founder of Saranac colony 16 Yearn 17 Open space 19 Trees 20 Assistant 21 Not up 22 Beverages 23 Road (ab.) 24 Sun god 25 Dutch Rhine 29 Unclouded 32 Age 33 Even (confr.) 34 Brush 36 Turn outward 39 Whirlwind 40 Exclamation 41 Girl's nickname 44 Cure 48 Against 50 Seaweed product 51 Bear 52 Falsifier 53 He is Arche Bishop Of wwe 55 Titans 57 Gets free 58 Thoroughfare

VERTICAL

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3 Repay 4 Press § Plural suffix 6 Guide

7 Simmer 8 Across.

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sailboat 43 Boxes 30 Bulgarian 44 Immense coin 45 Love god 31 Compass point 46 Like 34 Comfort 47 Falls behind 35 Ponders 48 Wing-shaped 37 Turn 49 Numeral

11 Relate 12 Picture-tak-ing apparatus 13 Hungarian trooper 18 Artificial language 26 Observe 27 Before

38 Feel parched 54 Apostle (ab.) 56 That thing

42 Levantine

Curtain

By EDWARD Times Foreign

dressed frauleins

thing, from gowns, for milady

severely tax the

them in.

uniform will be 8

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{house in Berlin's biggest night club, Somewhat tentatively, is situated on the third floor of a bombed-out apartment building in the once-stylish Kurfuerstendamn.

4:30-—-Tea Time Tuhes T:15—Dance Cavalcade 4:45—Tea Time Tunes , 7:30~Don Cossacks 5:00—~Varieties 7:45—Trade Winds 5:15-~Varieties > 8:00~Pan-Americana 5:30—~Concert Viennese 8:15—=Pan-Americana 5:45-8pike Jones 8:30-Just Music 6:00~~8portscope 8 45—Red Cross 6:15—Dinner Musie 9:00~Evening Serenade 6:30-Pop Concert 9:15—Evening Serenade 6:45-Pop Concert 9:30-8ymphony of Song 7:00~Dance Cavalcade

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WATER 1S LUBRICANT | SHOES for BOYS

WASHINGTON--Clear ‘water has] Girl al of zes been found to be the best lubricant $2.45, $2.05, $3.45 :

ing, for cooling the bit, removing

will not be safe diste showed it col

with tucks and

BERLIN, March 25.—The best-

spring will wear a combination of | window curtains“and old bedclothes. ments as those of Vera Bieblich, | At the first. full-blown fashion |Anneliese Busch and Este will eag- | show -in the German capital, since [erly fashion almost anything out of | the .end of the war, the Berlin |these articles if the frauleins can | dressmakers’ union demonstrated | furnish them. Or, maybe it is two | how clever seamstresses can con-|old frocks from vert these articles into virtually any- |have one new one made. sunsuits to evening

This improvisation, forced by the virtual nonexistence of textiles for German civilian use, not only puts

a premium on ingenuity, but will |marks—§30. ; And when Frau Schmidt com-

plains that she just hasn't “a sin-| gle thing to wear,” Herr Schmidt | can arch his eyebrows calculatingly |

of the German hausfrau.

8he has got to decide whether to spread her last linen tablecloth for company, or to wear it to receive

Wehrmacht Uniform Dyed Not even Fritz's old wehrmacht

and a little imagination had read-

ily transformed it into a smartly tailored suit for the statuesque bru-

Oilcloth on the . kitchen table

for somebody's Easter bonnet. Some interesting little numbers

s. Sheets, Blankets

Give Fraulein a Wardrobe

P. MORGAN skirts, fit for tea-time wear, had j Correspondent until recently languished in ano-| gv : nymity as sheets, or woolen blan-| ERNE in Berlin . this kets, BUSH Aicil ERS Such famous Berlin establish- | —By Martin

which This somewhat austere situati

's wardrobe. ever. If madame has the mater

domestic loyalty

and reply: “But Anne, mein lie

very well.”

TECH TO FETE NEW

pared. Some dye

1 if before 8 ui men and upperclassmen will

the club

art hall, either. One mofled into a turban

problems and opportunities,

they will}

|1s not without its advantages, how-

to spare, she can have a new dress | made for a little more than 300]

I think that pair of lace curtains in the sitting room - becomes you

STUDENTS’ PARENTS

Parents of recently enrolled {fresh-

guests of Tech high school at a reception tonight at 8 o'clock in Stu- §

Hanson H. Anderson, principal, and Charles Teeters, H. H. Walter | and Miss Gertrude Thuemler, faculty members, will discuss student

RED RYDER [WHEN 1 SAW TH' SHERIFFS HAT GAIL OFF THAT LEDGE, 1 KNEW SOMETHING :

HE WOULD FAVE DONE 11 If YOU'D BEER ANNUTE LATER? ;

LUKE AND GUS RED TO KILL US MAKING IT LOOK LIKE AN ACCIDENT!

A we poTION OF ME GLACIER 15 A SATCHEL WHICH HAS BEEN ad

IN THE GLACIER 10 TEARS»

ABBIE AN SLATS

TWO MEN WERE TALKING — ONE GAVE INSTRUCTIONS SOON I HAD THE WHOLE FANTASTIC IN PLOT!

THAT GUY BETTER BE GOOD AT EXPLAININ' ‘CAUSE THIS SET-UP

SURE === JUST LOOK AT WILLIE HOOGLE

ONE OF THESE DAYS YOU'LL START TO LOOK LIKE A RABBIT

ARE YOU GAPING Tira

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HEYIALL | OO WAS WSS YOu GOOD ~ g NIGHT 4

[BLESS HER WEPRY L Svk's SOUND ASLEEP ALREADN |

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Ah TREE eT» —By V. T. Hamlin

(WELL, YEH, 1 GUESS \ FY LOOK AT IT |.

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WELL, ASTER ALL, A A p TO WORK, WHO'D |} GOT TO V Kt I HAVE T/GO | HE WANTS TO EAT FISHIN WITH» / REGULAR-+ ANYHOW, AN! STUFF ? WHO WANTS TO JUST SIT AROUND AND 00 NOTHING ?

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