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mission talks
TO BE BROADCAST
National Catholic Men To
Give Hour Of
Faith
WASHINGTON, Oct. 18.—The
National council of Catholic Men,
.'oducers 0f the Hour of Faith
'"'ijgious radio program, in co
loeration with the Amer; in
Broadcasting Company announ
„ j laere today that the speaker
during tlie SundaVs of October
Reverend Martin J Wat
." 0{ Syracuse, New York.
"Father Watley, Diocesan Di
-(.tor ,.f the Society for the pre
pagation of the Faith for Sy
racuse, will speak on tl general
subject: “The March of he Mis
sions.” The individual subjects
of his talks are: October >. “Paul,
Great Saint, Greatest Mission
ei ; October 12, “Highlights of
Mission History”; October 19
Mission Sunday—Challenge to
America”; October 26, “Amer
ica, the Hope of the Missions.”
The Hour of Faith is broadcas'
every Sunday from 11:30 to 12:00
Noon, E. S. T., over the nation
wide station of the American
Broadcasting Company.
Among the first examples of
the comic strip, which started to
appear in magazines during the
latter b^lf of the 19t.h century,
was Palmer Cox’s “The Brown
ies,” which depicted the roman
ic life of tiny elves.
Young Conductor
horizontal
1,8 Pictured
youthful)
conductor
13 Utopian
14 North Dakota
(ab.)
15 Constellation
16 Louse egg
17 All
20 Dance step
21 Summer (Fr.)
22 Quicker
23 Compass point
24 International
language
25 Size of shot
25 Erect
30 Go by
59 He made his
debut conduct
ing the Rome
Royal Opera
VERTICAL
1 Of better
quality
2 Redactor
3 Network
4 Sun god
5 Rubber trees
6 Preposition
7 Norse god
8 South African
Huguenot
9 Chaldean city
10 Mature
11 Seashores
12 Assault
18 Negative
ll It 13 M It
Answer to Previous Puzzle
19 Of the thing
27 Greek letter
28 Help
29 Legal point
30 Seed covering
31 Fear
32 Ocean
35 Horseshoe
pitching term
37 Heavy
38 He is
years old
40 Suitable for
i it. n i rcr
chewing
42 Unclothed
43 Let it stand!
44 Exclamation
45 Clamps
46 Gainsay
47 Average (ab.)
48 Sweet
secretion
49 Nevada city
54 Georgia (ab.)
57 Exclamation
of inquiry
|q in in 'ii? i
33 Cravat
34 Be indebted
35 Youths
36 Apportion
cards
38Eye (Scot.)
39 Out of (prefix)
41 John (Gaelic)
43 Two-masted
boat of the
Nile
49 College cheer
50 Antelope
51 Steal
52 Dutch city
53 Thicket of
bushes
J5 Promissory
note (ab.)
56 Renovate
58 Play the part
of host
I
L^*" COPR- '^7 BYNEASERVICE. imTV.'rif r! /0~ty
“When are they going to get to work over in Europe and
quit expecting us to feed them?”
THE OLD HOME TOWN 3y STANLEY |
1 : • . ■> \ V I I I ‘ _ .. — IIII' 111 , . 'S—i : !
/OH &OY!
fTH' PATTER
O' RAIN ON I
th' Roof and
A 6LOW/AJ' l
FIRE ALL. . ) ,
\FQR FREE^y;
B'Wlt>ME-TO
IK I WILL WAKE\
, TH'MORN/N ' \
■AOUT IRON
•S /N FRONT K
OF ^e-L^r
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J PPoPEtrrr
)1 KEEP
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% THE PAUSE BETWEEN TRAINS Sc POllTce] 'ST*+AU£j&
^ COPR 18*7. KING FEATURES SYNDICATE. tat. WORLD RIGHT* RESERVED lO~l8
MODEST MAIDENS
Trademark Registered U. S. Patent Office
^AYAuAM— AP New>'eofure5
“&£ that birch tree? She thinks somebody
paints them white."
@HT (§W ©V
DAILY FORTUNE FINDER
To learn your "Fortune" for today from the stars, write in the letters
of the alphabet corresponding to the numerals on the line of the astro
logical period in which you were born. You will find it fun.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 t6 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
FEBN 202’ 8 1 16 16 25 4 9 19 16 15 19 9 20 9 15 14
MAR220 1 16 1 19 19 9 22 5 14 5 I’ 19 5 I4 4 19
*pRR-22o' 20 18 25 18 5 7 21 12 1 18 19 9 5 19 20 1
MAY 20" 18 1 20 9 15 14 1 12 13 15 22 5 13 1 4 5
-V’- 6 18 9 5 14 4 12 25 19 25 13 16 1 20 8 25
JULY* 23* 23 15 18 18 25 9 19 19 8 1 11 5 14 15 6 6
AUG 22 13 5 19 20 1 21 18 1 14 20 20 8 18 9 12 12
SEUPT:23’ 25 15 21 12 15 19 5 1 8 1 14 4 9 3 1 16
OCT.'23 14 21 13 5 18 15 21 19 4 1 20 5 19 14 15 23
°OV.222 1 20 5 13 16 5 18 13 15 12 12 9 6 9 5 4
DEC222* 20 18 9 14 1 12 9 14 6 12 21 5 14 3 5 19
5^'. 21' 1 14 9 14 20 15 12 5 18 1 14 20 12 IS 22 5
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Copyright. l;M7, Kinjr Features Syndicate, hie.
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•'iOON MULLINS __ ___ By Dillard
rm_''"look AT THOSE ^ XCERTAINLY. •'Nfl ^tHAT suit"'' ''Y1 DID! AND ^
v/-' * " CLOTHES'DO YOU SOME CLUMSY SF LOOKS LIKE YOU'D I THE BOUNDER
/ WHV, YES-1 D!D GO OUT THINK I BELIEVE CHUMP SPILLED 'l BEEN ROLLING < FOUND 1 WAS
j LAST NIGHT WITH MOON. THEY GOT THAT J A BOWL OF f> AROUND IN THE ) NO SOFTIE.
I "ER- TO A CAFETERIA ^AYINA SOUP ON ME. Js% GUTTER.
FOR A BITE TO EAT. CAFETERIA? - _
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‘ILTI K ANNIE ROONEY____ _ By Darrell McClure
— r- KNEW THERE WAS j I (if THE POLICE CAPTURE THE ['you KNOW. LAST NIGHT l DREAMT U
7rrr-nnn --r SOMETHINGODD ,_, ROBBERS, THEY MAY MARE THEM I SAW MRS. MEANY PLAYIN'8LINDMANS
iWA.SJRPRiSEO WHEN THE ABOUT PETE’S WIFE S 1 NOWl TELL WHERE THEY ARE HIDING BUFF WITH A LOTTA KIDS-SHE WAS If
D/iSES T0LD ME PET£ TH BUTI NEVER DREAMEOU I'M t ITHE LITTLE BRAT- SHF REPT RUNNlN' AN' RUNNIN', BUT I
HAiLiEQ AND HIS WIFE WERE SHE WAS A MAN r--jfCERTAlN "Is H E ^PfcPULDNT RETCH H
[wopiSGtnsED dressed likfa J rhey dilOP nobody-gee, <—
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„
Kind-Hearted Hotel Owner
Persuades DadToKeep Kids
DETROIT, Oct. 18.— (/P) —A
kind-hearted hotel owner said
here that he had dissuaded a
desperate father from giving up
his two blonde children for
adoption “because they are good
children and I want them to stay
that way.’’
The father, Matt Regits, a
painter and decorator, despair
ing of making a home for the
children in a succession of hot
rooms, announced earlier that he
was offering four-year-old Mary
Ann Regits and Matt, Jr., 9, for
adoption.
‘‘I didn't know anything about
this until I read it in the paper,”
owner Steve Agosta of the Su
burban (Crest) Dearborn hotel
said. “I talked him out of giv
ing up the kids. They have I
place here as long as they need
it.”
The little family moved into the
hotel a week ago after the man
agement waived a rule against
children in the face of Regits’
plight. However, they were stay
ing on a temporary basis.
Agosta said Regits had agreed
to try and place the children in
a boarding home, if one could be
found, so that the boy could go
to school.
'‘They'll be taken care of ’’
Agosta promised. “You just can’t
tarce kids out and drown them,
you know.”
Regits had explained that he
couldn't work and watch his little
family at the same time since
his wife died three years ago.
He was afraid the children would
get into trouble if neglected, he
added.
GOES ON INDIAN LIST
WARSAW, Ind. (-'Pi—Marian
Carter, 44. pleaded guilty to
drunken driving. Anar paying a
S20 fine and handing over his
driver’s license, he asked the
judge to put him on the city
police “dry list,” Police will
ask all liquor fiealers not to
sell Carter anything.
ALLLI uur
NOW LOOK, EITHER muVac. - ---n ,
roLK5eiNEri'ri-L WNTCHA TOT NO /swfosSW "OBODY wcrk.n- 'j
raArJcnv«L / PoM\ SENSE? LOOK T l ££/£ but^j LIE? ABOUT Ri&ht.* im BEoinnin1 J
lb?CJSF9.YOUR/ WH0S could BREAKYOU (Swt S2j«u MEf AN THAT'S rwonder.WHO'S 4
EYE OR ILL.feu ,N two with,! voj i«e me . WHAT YOU DONE/ TKK"? A
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SUPERMAN
By Jerry Siegel anil Joe Shuster
| " COPYRIGHT. 1947. K'cCLURt NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE' 11 " 1
PRESENTLY... {- SO WE VISIT K-AND SEE TO IT THAT ME Y IT'S SO- THEY ARE THE
c™E Planet, Tip ("accidental ly" dpowns.< a culprits; well now,
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YOAllYw, I i SEA MONSTER- (CHECK-BACK, WE COME ' MONSTERS-TWO CAN
iUFF . ' 4-©*i V TWENI. WE PILOT J THERE DRESSED AS TWO PLAY AT THAT GAME '
Hi HIM OUT TO \ OLD FISHERMEN. __. -
'jYsUNKEN REEF
/W/'-^MAVBE JOE DIDN'T^^^
y/f SEND THOSE THUGS TOT——.
y} KILL CLARK, BUT HIS BACKER& •.
/ RUFF AND RODDEN, ARE )•
8 SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS; I'LL /
V CHECK ON THEM • j—^
By Michael O'Malley and Ralph I,uu«
I wuvwSS ™5cuR 70 >DU 1 r around that cold fireplace ^R
• tD!2 IT EVER OCCUR might be HIDDEN $500,000 R|
L 7° ^THAT behind thoseJI L in OLD issue currency?^^R
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
^Vine Thing- ! Twhat are you
YOU GEAB THE MOANING
CHECK. AMD ABOUT? YOU
■THEM DON'T SAID You __
HAVE ANY WOULDNT LET
MONEY!
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when I gave him back i _ niDNT' ,-——-/7 Tricks ! afraid it
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W V COPR. 1947 BY WEA SERVICE. INC. T. M. REG. O. S. PAT. OFF.
RED RYDER _By fretl Harman
COaYE our-' ' IF YOU IRYToSEY AYE, ' 'Cl RECKON I’LL HAVE To <50 AFTEt? HIAY-.
6A--IPA.L' YOU 1 An TO TAKE OK>E
CAK’Y <3£T YOU ALOHlS WITH AYE
AWAY-'
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JOE PALOOKA __ By Ham Fisher
THAT MAKES ME I WISH IT MADE ME FEEL BETTER,
FEEL A LOT BETTER.JOE.WHAT ELSE COULD I SAY ? \
X MEAN WKAT YOU TDLDo KNOBBY IS IN A NASTY MESS... ,
THE REPORTERS.. IT'S 1 YOU MIGHT AS WELL KNOW THE )
AREUEF^^-1 T°“™JI.I., tlf
BRENDA STARR By Dale Messick
— I Ml F ■
THE SCENE NOW SHIFTS TO THE ■
SMALL TOWN OF MYSTIC. H
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' HEY, GRANDMA,) fa# ■
L THEY'RE HERE.! %
STEVE CANYON _ _ r_E^_ B? Milton Canif
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IGNORE YOUR YANKEE PLATINUM SETTING N TO GO INTO THE ...AND I DO NOT FEEL -
IGNORE YOUR YANKtt OR THE HEAD OF > W VILLAGE AND TRADE.' VVKFI.F' . ~
IMPERTINENCE BECAUSE 1-7,,,^ / U 1
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