RADIO f MFD - 1400-KC WILMINGTON SI NDAY^ JULY 22 ..lO—Ci.urch of God. IZ.InW.s summary. 1 o. .,-cfOStal church. 8 ; , respondents Around the World. * - , . t in Coast on A Bus. ,^r Voice of Prophecy A .To Southemaires. 11 pal,i’s Lutheran church. '• . Weekly War Journal. h:'n smelly on The Record. ; ,, .-gc Crush Serenade**. , : viT‘ B Kennedy—News. x ,..„r Feldman Reporting. Womv Rave's Tangee Serenade. ,S5_ Vo.;r ' Sunday News Extra with George Gunn. , old Fashioned Revival Hour. U’uted Nation's Forum. ;:««.Kav Armen Sings. ; , n.ms for Dough. ,, N. K. Ranch. ; - Small show. , ,-iotte Greenwood show, j. pf, pe.iicn Summer hour. f ~r- ii Box Follies. . no r> r-w Pearson—News, f - .Di.o Gardner—News . . 1* r Quiz Kids, pnn -uods in Music. An- Tile Fighting AAF. n on .lei i on’s Journal with Walter Win chell , ,v jToll’ wood Mystery Time, n m .tinmv Fidler. in (in- D”f Font in Heaven. M,,sjc by Freddie Martin and Orchestra. n on -United Press News. OVER THE NETWORKS (SUNDAY, JULY 22 Eastern War Time P.M. Changes in program* a* listed are due I,, corrections by networks made too late to incorporate jj30_H. Leopold Spitalny Cone. — nbc Trans-Atlantic Call, Exchange — ebs friendship Ranch, Variety Show — abc Lutheran Hall-Hour Services — mbs j on_Fifteen Minutes Newscast — nbc The Church of the Air Sermons — ebs John B. Kennedy and Comment — abc Leo Cherne, Others Comment — mbs l i;,—America United, a Forum — nbc An Overseas Weekly Comment — abc South Harmonizers Sing — rabs-basic 1 U. of Chicago Roundtable — nbc Lv.nan Bryson’s Commentation — ebs Sammy Kaye’s Serenade; News — abc Sunday Afternoon Song Time — mbs ] Ed Murrow’s Commentary — ebs 2 on--Bennett Concert & Guests — nbc Paul Lavelle’s Sunday Concert — ebs Washington Story, Drama, Etc. — abc Chaplain Jim. U.S.A.. Dramas — mbs 2 TO—Richard Tucker Song Show — nbc flews of World; Olin Downes — ebs Sunday Vespers via the Radio — abc B Cunningham in Comment — mbs 2;.-, -Crooked Square Mysteries — mbs 2;[)0—World in Parade, Max Hill — nbc N. Y. Philharmonic Symphony — ebs To Bo Announced (.70 Mins.l — abc 201 In Air Force Time & Roosty — mbs 3 30—One Man’s Family, Drama — nbc To Be Announced (30 Mins ) — abc What's Good Word. Grammar — mbs 4;,TO—Army Halt-Hour. Overseas — nbc Musical Show — abc-New England Dart for Dough, a Quiz — other abc Y -. America. Variety Guests — mbs 4 .0 -Tommy Dorsey & Matinee — nbc I'c.'.x Knight & Francia White — ebs Cur; Massey and Carol Bruce — abc What's Name of the Song Quiz — mbs to y —NSC Symphony, Dr. Black — nbc Family Time & Eileen Farrell — ebs Mar: Small in a Sunday Revue — abc Ah1,enlures of Father Brown — mb? t ,0- Charlotte Greenwood Show — abc Nick Carter. Detective Drama — mbs 5:-;.:- Sill Shrier in Commentary — cb? 6:011— The Catholic Radio Service — nix Conrad Nagel Sunday Theater — cb? Half-Hour with Paul Whiteman — abi The Abbotts Go a Detecting — mb? 6 G-Men at Sea, Drama Senes — nbi Weekly Reports to the Nation — cb? Iv "s and Pi indie Comedy Snow — abc Cedric Foster Sc His Comment — mb' 6:45-Judy Lang Postcard Songs — mb: 7:io -Wayne King & His Music — nbc \ , ■ ff Vision, Aviation Series — cb: Drew Pearson and Commentary — abc 7.1.7— News Summary for 15 Min. — abc 7:30—The Bandwagon Mysteries — nbc That's My Pop, Hugh Herbert — cb: Quiz Kids and Joe Kelly M. C. — abc Ken Carson Show, Los Angeles — mb: 8.00- Frances Langford’s Show — nbc Blondie-Dagwood Comedy Skit — cbt To Re Announced (15 Mins.) — abc Ah xander Sc Mediation Board — mb? 8 15—Raymond Moley Comment — abc 8 20—Tommy Dorsey & Company — nbc Crime Doctor, Dramatic Series — cb? Tne Fighting AAF Sc the War — abc 8 «5 -Gabriel Heatter Comments — mb? 8:55—Five Minutes News Period — cb? 9 00— Sunday's Merry Go Round — nbc Magazine Theater and Guests — cb? Walter Winchell’s Broadcasting — abc Horizon -. Sunday Cone. Show — mb? 9 15—Hollywood’s Mystery Time — abc E 30—Album of Familiar Music — nix James Melton, Goodman Orch. — cb? Double or Nothing in a Quiz — ahe 9 45—Jimmie Fidler's Hollywood — abc la 00—Phil Spitalny & Girl Orch. — nbc Phil Baker's Take It or Leave It — cb? One Foot in Heaven. Dramatic — abc Brownstone Theater. Old Plays — mb? If 30—Meeting Me At Parky's — nbc We. the People, a Guest- Show — cb? To Rr Announced (30 Mins.) — abc Half-Hour With a Dance Band — mb? 11 on—Variety and News (2 hr.) — nbc News. Variety, Dance (2 h.s — ebs-abe Two Hours by Dance -Bands — mbs IT COAL, ORE MINERS WILL GET EXTRA LOT OF GOOD RED POINTS WASHINGTON, July 21.— tf) — Oral and ore miners throughout the country will become eligible early hext month for extra ration points for meat, dairy products and su gar. The OPA announced today that *n expeimental program now in effect for San Francisco and Den ver area miners only would be ex panded during the first week in August to apply everywhere. As in the two Western regions, teal and ore miners who do not have access to in-plant feeding es tablishments will be able to ob l|bi a monthly maximum of 50 "Jt'-'a red points for meats and cats, and a supplementary stamp for one pound of sugar a month. Expansion of the program fol lows complaints from mining areas 'bat the regular allotment of Points is not sufficient for men doing heavy manual»labor. -V Bl’V WAR BONDS AND STAMPS CONSUMERS RECEIVING FUEL OIL APPLICATION FORMS FOR RENEWALS Renewal applications for fuel oil, which are being mailed this week, should reach all consumers by the end of next week, the local War Price and Rationing board an nounced yesterday, and those who do not receive their applications by that time should notify the board. Only persons living in the sanje location as last winter are to use the renewal forms, and the cou pons are not transferable to other accommodations, it was stated. Since many of the forms have been returned improperly execut ed, the ration board urges that all consumers study them thor oughly and fill them out as indi cated, in order to assure prompt issuance of coupons. T5ie local office also announced that certificates to purchase stoves, issued prior to May, 1945, expire on July 31, and if old cer tificates are not used by that date, they must be renewed. ______ V - 1 — Doyle Will Become Secretary To Bailey WASHINGTON, D. C„ July 21.— (IP)—As newly-appointed secretary to Senator Bailey, (C.-N. C.) Paul J. Doyle returns Aug. 1 to Capitol Hill, where for eight years he serv ed as secretary to Rep. Frank Han cock (D.-N. C.) Hancock was appointed federal security administrator, Doyle re turned to Washington in the capa city of assistant farm' security ad ministrator. Marine Corps Air Depot Wins Mosquitoe War CHERRY POINT, N. C., July 21. — Through use of the newest wea pons in an unrelenting war on the anopheles mosquito at this Ma- , rine Corps Air Station, malaria has been virtually eliminated in an area that formerly had the highest death rate from that disease in North Carolina. This has been accomplished in spite of the fact that a considerable number of Marines back from over seas are infected with malaria. These would be a source of infec tion to others if anopheles mosqui toes were allowed to infest the base. Malaria is contracted only through the bite of an anopheles mosquito that previously has bitten an in fected person. Equipment employed in the con stant attack on mosquito larvae and adults includes a unique spray plane, a jeep with a deatludealing exhaust, a spray boat, a mobile power sprayer and individual por table sprayers for members of the inspection crew. The ammunition is fuel oil to destroy larvae, and DDT, the wonder chemical, to kill both larvae and adult insects. Malaria control operations are under the supervision of Lieutenant Kenneth Ellsworth Anderson, USNR, who earlier in the war directed the draining of the Saler no swamps in Italy to combat ma laria and received a special com mendation for the effectiveness of his work. Members of the inspection crew cover the entire base once each week searching for mosquito larvae and spraying infested areas with oil. In a tract of approximately 10,000 acres there are 60 streams emptying into the Neuse River and into Slocum and Hancock Creeks. The spray boat, carrying 300 gal lons of oil, is used on the larger streams, while men on foot -pray along the smaller creeks. Both the anopheles and various pest mos quitoes are their victims. The spray plane, a specially con structed Stearman N2S-3 equipped with a centrifugal force atomizing head, expels liquid DDT in the form of a heavy fog which de scends on a strip 150 feet wide with each run. This plane is op erated over all sections of the base, particularly the wooded areas. It flies usually in the early morn ing when the air is still. The fre juency with which the spray plane covers the station is regulated ac cording to requirements. Traps to catch both larval and adult forms of mosquitoes are placed around he station and examined regular ly as a check on the number of in sects. DDT begins to work quickly on mosquitoes which are directly ex posed to the spray. It also settles on surfaces and has a deadly ef fect on insects which come in con tact with it later. Rather than being poisonous to mosquitoes, it is be lieved to attack their nervous sys tems and to cause a violent ex citement that proves fatal. It could oe said that the mosquitoes “run themselves to death.” The latest weapons devised by Lieutenant Anderson and engineers of the station public works depart ment is the “skeeter jeep.” This is a regular jeep equipped with a lank for DDT and a device which jtilizes the motor exhause to spray the chemical. It is being used at night in the built-up areas of the base. In another phase of the malaria control work, 44 marshes hnve been drained in the past six months, with 16,000 feet of ditching dyna mited, 19,000 feet cut by dragline and 24,000 feet dug by hand. The largest marsh, a mile long, 400 feet wide and three feet deep, re quired three months to drain. II. S. INFANT CARE I PLAN LIBERALIZED RALEIGH, July 20.—{IP)—The State Health Department announc ed today that the federal govern ment’s Emergency Maternity and Infant care program had been li beralized to include wives of serv ice men who have been homorably discharged from either branch of the service. The new interpretation, said Dr. George M. Cooper, director of Ma ternal and child health services in the state, “is in accord with a re tion designed to extend the bene fits of the program to wives wno fail to make application for them selves and ttieir infants before the status ©f their husbands is chang. I ed.’’ The applicant must have been pregnant during the period when her husband was in the service. Heretofore, Dr. Cooper said, the application had to be made while the husband still was in' uniform. Funds for the program are pro vided by the United States Child ren's Bureau of the Department of Labor, but are channeled through the state board of health. Under it, all medical and hospi tal bills of wives of service men in the four lowest grades of the service are paid in maternity cases. During the fiscal year which ended July 1. $990,000 was spent under the program in North Carolina. Of the total, $977,724 was paid doctors and hosptials for pre-natal, obste trical and post partum care and for the hospitalization of wives and babies. Since the program was launched in 1942, the state board of health has handled approximately 31,000 cases. •%T City Will Advertise Again For Pipe Bids A special session of the City council was held yesterday morn ing for the purpose of receivings bids on pipe for the proposed lint from Front street to the river,! but City Manager A. C. Nichols reported that since no bids were submitted, the City will advertise again and schedule another meet ing at which bids will be received on August 1. In order to rush construction on the proposed new pipeline, the councilmen voted at their last meeting to meet in special session today, to line up materials for the commencement of the construc tion. Work on the enlarged line, which was to get under way immediately, will be delayed by the failure to receive bids yesterday. -V Farm Accident Deaths Show 5 Per Cent Drop CHICAGO. July 21—UP)—Deaths of farm residents from accidents were S per cent, fewer in 1944 than in 1943. An analysis of 1944 farm acci dent figures was released today by the National Safety Council in con nection with National Farm Safety Week. July 22-28. A decline of about 3 per cent in the farm population “undoubtedly ' was a factor in the decrease, the council declared. -- U. S. Army Unit !■----——m ! HORIZONTAL ,1,5 Depicted is insigne ofU.S. Arrrty —— -Cavalry Division 10 Storage box 11 Music note 12 Scottish burial mound 13 Boat paddle 15 Street (ab.) 16 Studied 19 The gods 20 Fish eggs 21 Doctor of Philosophy (ab.) 22 Dtae 24 Vegetables ermine 29 Hoarfrost 30 Sea eagle 31 Artificial language 82 Males 33 Roman emperor 35 Number (pi.) 36 Muse of poetry 38 Espinal 39 Turf 40 Part of "be” ,42 Entomology ! 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MOON, TWO-TWELVE! I /WE HEARD YOU WA£ GONNA WRASSLE \ BIO BERTHA,TH' BUM, SO WE) TOOK OUT A HEALTH AND J ACCIDENT INSURANCE POLICY ON YOU, J . MAMIE. J f _ rmi /well,Bless yep ' LITTLE HEART, f KAYO. DON'T WORRY : NOTHINGS 60IN6 WTO HAPPEN TO •—-~~72r ■ | f W&T? AFTER ALL TH EXPENSE WE’VE WENT TO? I’M I J*UIHT/ LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY ___By Brandon Walsh I • ^ GLORYOSKV.1 MISS DOLLY MUST HAVE AN INFLUENTIAL FRIEND - - SHE'S GOTTA f HERE,YOUNGSTER! DON'T IMPLY THAT MISS GAARDYN NEEDED ANY INFLUENTIAL -L FRIEND TO GET WORKf ^-. jn Pictures. I Jf&r-r—_ }j- j-Sa Ttold you she told ME that I WITHOUT AN INFLUENTIAL H FRIEND, NOBODY COULD GET A JOB.j—} YES, BUT NEVER MENTION INFLUENTIAL FRIEND IN CONNECTION WITH MISS 6AARDYNS CAREER. L__