Today’s Radio Programs
WMFD Wilmington 1400 KC
FRIDAY, APRIL S
7:00—Morning Greetings.
7:30—Family Altar, the Kev. J. A.
Sullivan.
7:45—Ited. White and Blue Network.
6:00—World News Roundup.
8:13—Pages of Melody.
8:30—Musical Clock.
8:35—A P. News.
j:00—The Breakfast Club.
B:30—Organ Melodies, 11. W. Lea.
0:00—Life and the Land
i0:15—Today’s News with Helen Hiett
!o:0O—Let’s' Dance.
,1:0O—Orphans of Divorce.
I ;13—Amanda of Honeymoon Hill.
II :30—John's Other Wife.
[1:45—Just Plain Bill.
m :00—Between t lie- Bookends.
,2:13— Singing Sam.
!2:30— National Farm and Home Hour
1:00— Baukage Talking.
1:15—Your Gnspei Singer, Edward
Macllugh.
1:30—Rest Hour.
1:40— WILMINGTON STAR - NF.M S
ON THE AIR.
1 ;45—Hotel Taft's Oreh.
2:00—Meditation Period, Rev. .7. A.
Sullivan.
2:15—Special Good Friday Program.
3:00—Prescott Presents.
2:30— George Hicks, Men of the Sea.
2:45—Southernaires.
4:00—Rev. James R. Lee, Sixth St.
Advent Christian Church.
4 :15—Club Matinee.
4 :55—A. 1’. News.
5:00—Moods for Moderno.
5:30—Lone Ranger.
6:00—Confidentially Yours.
6:15—Lum and Abner.
6:20—Dramas.
6:35—Let’s llance.
6:50—Transradio News.
6:55—News — WILMINGTON STAR
NEWS.
7:00—Let’s Dance.
7:30—News Here and Abroad.
7:45— Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestra.
S:UO—Lest We Forget,
s: 15— Marine Program.
S:30—Meet Your Navy.
0:00—Burns and Allen.
0:30—To Re Announced.
10:60—Silver Strings Serenaders.
10:15—First Piano Quartet.
10:30—Military Analysis of the News.
10:45—This Is Sharon.
OVER NA TIONAL NETWORK*
FRIDAY, APRIL 3
Eastern Mar Time P. M.
(Alterations in programs as list
ed due entirely to changes by net
works).
8:00—It’s Strictly from Dixie—nbc-red
To Be Announced (15 mins.) — blue
Edwin C. Hill’s Comment cbs-basic
.Russ Brown and Songs — ebs-west
Prayer: Dick Eaton Comment — mbs
6:10—Ted Husing’s Sports — cbs-basic
6:15— Melodic Strings: News — nbc-red
Chicago Dance Music Orches. blue
Hedda Hopper. Hollywood—cbs-basic
The Southern Serenade — cbs-Dixie
6:30—Ted Steele’s Studio Club — nbc
hum and Abner of Pine Ridge—blue
Frank Parker’s Program — ebs-bamc
Southern Serenade Coin’d—cbs-Dixie
Jack Armstrong’s repeat — mbs-west
1:45—Bill Stern Sport Spot — nbc-red
Lowell Thomas on News — blue-basic
Three Romeos in Vocals — blue-west
World & War News of Today — ebs
Captain Midnight repeat — mbs-west
T :00— F. Waring’fi Time - nbc-red-enst
Col. Stoopnagle from Canada blue
Amos and Andy's Sketch — cbs-basie
Fulton Lewis. Jr. and Comment—mbs
j: 15— World War Broadcast. — nbc-rmi
Lanny Ross and His Song — cbs-basic
Here’s Henry Morgan: News - mbs
7:30—Grand Central Station - nbc-ivd
War Broadcast: Dance Orchest.—blue
Bob Hawk’s Quiz Half Hr.— ehs-east
Dancing Music Orchestra — ebs-west
The Lone Ranger, Drama — nibs-basic
8:00— Lucille Manners. Orchest. — nbc
Bert Wheeler, Herb. Marshall — blue
Kate Smith’s Hour for Variety — ebs
Cal Tinney Comment: Dancing — mbs
8:30— By Information Please — nbc-red
Meeting Your Navy, Variety — blue
Songs for Marching Men — mbs-east
Lone Ranger’s repeat — mbs-midwest
8:55—Elmer Davis and Comment—ebs
9:00—Abe Lyman's Waltz Time — nbc
Gang Busters. Dramatic Series — blue
The Friday Night’s Playhouse — oi>s
DUTCH HARASSING
JAPS IN INDIES
Fight Goes On Despite Fall
Of Java And Severe
Losses Sustained
WASHINGTON April 2.—(tfl—
Netherlands Indus forces were re
por td here toda\ to be still giv
ing rloii's to the Japanese invad
ers nearly four weeks after ihe
loss of Java.
Authorized sources said isolated
detachments w;re known to be
fighting the foe in Java, Borneo,
Sumatra and# Celebes, and possi
bly othei islands
Netherlands fl ers and planes
which escaped tie foe in Java in
eany March were said to be op
erating with American and Aus
tralian sir force*', hammering at
Japanese air bases in New Guinea
and elsewheie near the northern
perimeter of the continent.
Some ground forces likewise
were beneved to have Deen trans
ferred from Java to reinforce Aus
tralia’s defenders
Netherlands Naval units which
' escaped the disastrous battle of
the Java sea and otner sea fignt
ing were shifted to the Indian
ocear, to serve under British Na
val command.
ocvueu cumuiumcciuuih mafY” il
impossible to assess the effective
ness of tne resistance put up by
relatively small Dutch forces in
the principal Indies islands. Mili
tary authorities believe it is of the
same general nature as the persis
tent raids carrier- out in the Phil
ippines by forces operating in Min
danao and other islands separated
from the. ma;n Bataan peninsula
fighting front on Luzon.
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* Two More Tire Thefts
Are Reported In City
Two more automobile owners
Thursday were added to the long
list thai have reported tire thefts
to police headquarters here since
the sale of new- rubber was banned.
Bruce Woodall of .108 North Third
street reported that a 1938 Ford
wheel and Riverside tire, which
had previously been stolen and
recovered, was gone again along
with a Philco radio and spotlight
from his car. He placed the total
value of his losses at $100.
E. Williams -of 117 Red Cross
reported the loss of a tire from
his automobile some time during
Ihe night.
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Clapper Says:
(Continued from Page Six)
This apparently causes him to
brood over the past, instead of
making a fresh start to face the
present challenge.
Perhaps he is merely showing
cautious reserve in conversation.
But at no time dees he seem to
stress rapid development of India
under the present opportunity.
Rather, he goes back to the point
that he tried once but got no en
c^iagement from Britain. 2
Gabriel lleatter Speaking — mbs-basie
»: 13—Analysis of Propaganda — mbs
9:80—Party From Plantation — nbc-red
-March of Time, News Dramas — bine
The First Fighter Drama — cbs-hasic
CBS Concert Orchestra — cbs-Diye
Spotlight Band: Miss Meade — mbs
9:55—Ginny Sims for Five Mins. — ebs
To Be Announced (3 mins.) — blue
10:00— Capt. Flagg & Sergt. Quirt—nbc
Fisa Maxwell and Party Fine — blue
Glenn Miller Ore.; Gwen Davies—ebs
Cedric Foster War Comment — mbs
10:13—First Piano Quartet Cone.—blue
To Be Announced (13 mins.) — mbs
10:30—Good Friday Broadcast—nbc-red
War Commentary;; Ink Spots — blue
Mi-re Songs: News Time — ebs-east
Bob Hawk's Quiz repeat — ebs-west
Billy Keaton’s Variety Show — mbs
11:00 — News for 13 mins.—nbe-red-east
Fred Wiring's repeat — nhc-red-west
News and Dance ’- hrs.—blge and ebs
Dance. Songs. News (3 hrs.) — mbs
11:15— Fate Variety & News — nbc-red
3 RALEIGH PEOPLE
KILLED IN WRECK
Automobile Reported To
Have Crashed Into Truck
Near Wajterboro, S. C.
WALTERBORO S. C., April 2.
—(if)—Three tesidents of Raleigh.
N. C., were killed and a fourth
was seriously injured near here
late last night in an automobile
truck collision.
Deputy Sheriff J. J. Trowell of
Colleton county said that Miss
Margaret Cawthorne and her sis
ter. Mrs. J. A. Carter were in
stantly killed and J. M Gaddis
died approximately four hours lat
er a; a hospital here. Mrs Car
ter’s husband, the onl' other oc
cupant of the automobile, was re
ported in a serious condition at
the hospital.
Trowell said the accident oc
curred seven miles south of Wal
terboro on U. S. Highway 17 Both
vehicles were headed north, he
said. Trowell gave the name of
the ,ruck driver as Sebrun Kend
rick of lifton Go The truck was
parked awaiting lepairs wlien the
automobile ran into the rear of
the truck, he said. 2
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German Bombers Raid
South Wales Section
LONDON, Friday, April 3—OP)—
Enemy bombers were reported over
southern Wales early today for the
first time in months.
A single raider last night dropped
bombs on a southeast coast town
hut they well on open ground, caus
ing neither casualties nor damage.
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7. Constella
tion
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10. Clips
11. "Law of
Moses"
13. Delicacy
15. Stir
16. Like
17. Bamboolike
grass
19. Perched
20. Bovine
animal
4. Likely
5. Chamber
6. Sullen
7. Concord
9. Capital of
Cuba
10. Slight
repast
12. Diminutive
of Henrietta
14. Period of
time
18. Eat by rules
21. Success
(slang)
23. Bearing
25. Farm
building
29. Burglar
31. Wire
measure
32. Muffler
33. Native of
Ohio
35. Fruit
37. Mexican dish
38. Aquatic
birds
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mass
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27. Affirmative
vote
28. Route
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32. Therefore
34. Twilled
fabric
36. Insect eggs
39. Alters
42. Mandate
43. Help
44. Intervals
46. Masurium
(sym.)
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49. Wickerwork
material
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53. Barriers
54. Tidy
55. Title
56. Enemy scout
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name
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money
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NOW WHO IS PEGGY'S X CAN SEE IT AlC\
TAIWLY HE’S WOT AN AMERICAN... HIS NOW... THE WAY SHE
ACCENTS JUST A TRIPLE MET ME PUGINS THE
WHAT’S MORE, HE’S A FRIEND OF AIR RAID ANO 8G0U6HT
UCAT> AC -rue /-=n,iA.i ME TO THIS HOUSE-.
AND, LIKE A FOOL,
I’VE FALLEN INTO
HER TRAP!
GASOLINE ALLEY North, South, East or West?
I SHOULDN'T HAVE SPOKEN TO PE. MEAGER P F IT WAS JUST
A5 I DID YESTtEDAY. HE'S ONE OF MV ~ AFTEE I HAD HAD
EMPLOYEES. BUT HE SHOULDN'T HAVE /Z A NICE TALK W/TH
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