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DRAKE, ANYBOD/ ) MANHATTAN ISLAND SOLD FOR A AND A SECOND W HAZEL EYES-- —A WITH ONE GOOD EyE -r-/#24/_. THIS BATSKIN FOR THAT/ HEND BENNY? I KNOW YOUR FUTURE CONS OUT THE GREAT LOUIE. THERE, UNCLE WlLUElsV-'-. THflO YOU LOANED f tHANKSA Ml MEDURINCMY/^y M OON. «S» DIFFICULTIES \ C-Z, nm TFW\ LAST WEEK^?(?iy ‘vAty W lp that dizzy 1 DOPE WILL ONLY STEP K OUT HERE, I'LL M4KE HIM I ^^^^^^^FICULTIES^ \ And when he k / COME5 BACK HE'LL \ l BE LORDING IT ALL ) OVER THE PLACE / l AND MAKING THE / Vfolks like try Wfflf ITS PAST MIDNIGHT v" SON, SO I GUESS iri , SAFE FOR YOU TO A GO OUT.. BUT BE HOME EARLY IN THE f@ fflMflk MORNING, OR I'LL m Egp|jjg|g^ '///A I SHOULD GET ALL \yM, WM STIRRED UP. LET THE W///A '///M NOBLE MUTTS GET Jy'/y/A p^^^lEMICE^TH^^^^P I CAN’T GIVE You ) THE JOB UNLESS }-s YOU ANSWER \O.K. THESE QUESTIONS J ASK! In£oRRectlY'—"j -» Uiiafc ■■■■— T.-~ ■ . — I >■ * ■ ■ ■ - NOW, WHAT OH, I WAS T BEFORE O.TYWER6tBoRH |N THE V^e YOU BORN EARTHQUAKE OR AFTER? P'A ’ , / NO, NO.' Y OH, I ~DUNNO/ WHAT YEAR I WAS ONLY WERE You A LITTLE BABY BORN IN'? THEN/1 COULDN’T READ CALENDARS! |f YOLfkE A «>★#■*!!! 1 LUNKHEAD, ANT YOU f KNOW WHAT YOU CAN 1 DO WITH YOUR OL' JOB.' peter! | i CAUL GPueeer pfe-j ( 'you WANT TO LIVE WIThX* 6RANDMA ONLY BECAUSE YOU THINK MRS. BI66ARD, . AARS. BUTTERFIELD AND ^ MISTER SLIGER ARE AFTER YOU - DON'T YOU?| BUT. WHAT WOULD WE DO WITH OUT OUR JOHNNIE -WOULDNT jTjr-X YOU MISS JEANNIE?| I KNOW VOU WOULD, dear! AND WHO WOULD MY DARLING BOY MISS MOST OF ALL ?y ( < - ------- MR. SLIGER.MRS. BIGGARD t AN' MRS. BUTTERFI ELD! Radio Program times reach The Star too late for correction that day. P.M. WMAL 630k. WRC 9801 :00 Tommy Bartlett Show Backstage Wife 4:15 " " Stella Dallas :30 News, Evans Lorenzo Jones _:45 Accent on Music Young Widow Brown :00 Terry and Pirates When a Girl Marric 5:15 Sky King Portia Faces Life :30 Jack Armstrong Just Plain Bill _[45 Tennessee Jed_Front Page Farrell :00 Evans-Agronsky News—Leif Eid 6:15 Star Dust; Sports Portraits in Music :30 Earl Godwin Sunset; Bergman :45 Singing Sam_Peter Grant ;G0 Louise Massey Supper Club 7:15 Elmef Davis News of the World -.30 Lone Ranger Man at a Grand _[45 Western Tiles_H. V. Kaltenborn :00 Lum 'n' Abner A Day in the Life 8:15 As the Wheels Turn of Dennis Day ;30 The Court of Great Gilderrieeve _[45 Missing Heirs_Comedy Show :00 i Paul Whiteman Duffy's Tavern 9:15 ! Assembly Ed Gardner :3Q ; Beulah Mr. District Attorney _:45 fomedy Show Drama :00 ; Bing Crosby The Big Story 1A15 ; Skitch Henderson Drama : xU;30 Henry Morgan College of Music :45 ;_Comedy Show_and Knowledge :00 I News, Evans News—Music U; 15 Hour of Dreams Richard Harkness JO i Lee Dayton Louis Prima Or. ;45_ Ray Michael_" _ 12:00 | News—Nocturne News—Music . WOL 1,260k. W1HX 1,340k. Erskine Johnson News—Bandwagon Jerry Sears Or. Broadway Bandwagon Two-Ton.Baker Music Hall Adventure Parade " "_ s Hop Harrigan News—Music Hall Superman Music Hall Captain Midnight Tom Mix_" _ Warner, Brott, News News Roundup Sports, Brundigo Bob Wolft ' Johnson Family Dinner Concert Art Brown_" Fulton Lewis News; Red Feather : Man Behind the Band Margaret Whitfng Leland Stowe Across the Footlights Inside ot Sports ”_ Crime Club News—Carnival Dramas Carnival of Music' U. S. Marine Band it it ao »» News, Gabriel Heatter News; Symphony Real Life Stories Symphony Hour What’s the Name Delius' of that Song?_"Piano Concerto'* Did Justice Triumph? News Preview Bobby Sherwood Or. Quiz of\Two Cities Sweet Music D. C. vs. Balto. tor Dreaming Voice of Washington News—Sports Fulton Lewis Dance Serenade Sweet Music " "; News " " National Moondial News; Master Works WWDC 1.450k. WTOP 1,500k. AH-Sporls Parade House Party Tony Wakeman House Party; Nows All Sports Parade Moondial Matinee fony Wakeman_Crosby Classics Band of ttw Day School of the Air Battle of the Crooners "March of Science" Sports—Theater Frontiers of Science of the Air_The Factfinder Melody Lane News, Eric Sevareid " " Burdett; City,- Gout. Wakeman, Sports Eddie Gallaher Sapper Club_Robert Trout_ Romantic ReVervous Mystery of the Week Hal Derwin Sings Jack Smith Show Mark Austad. News Theater of Romance Berger—Vandercook Drama_ Veteran Salute | Jack Carson Club Calendar Comedy Show News—14S0 Club Dr. Christian 1430 Club_Dr. Christian—News 1450 Club Songs by Sinatra Jackson Lowe Jane Powell News-1450 Club Dinah Shore With 1450 Club_Peler Lind Hayes Around the Town The Whistler Natl. Pharmacy Week Drama News,- Juke Box Information, Pleas* Juke Box Revue Clifton Fadiman 1450 Club Collingwood. Vickers " " Arch McDonald News—1450 Club Moondial 1450 Club_Eddie Gallaher Super Session News—Moondial ON THE air T0NI6HT. WOL, 7:30—Leland Stowe comments on the ; day's news. WTOP, 7:30—Stage Actress Judith Evelyn I in "There's Always Juliet." WRC, 8:00—Dennis Day sings "Wyoming"; | is forced into posing as a doctor during his lat est comedy adventure. I WMAL, 9:00—Paul Whiteman's Orchestra re i vives "Whispering." WTOP. 9:00—Irving Berlin visits. WMAL, 10.00—Bing Crosby’s guest music makars are Burl Ives, Les Paul and Peggy Lee. WTOP, 10:30—Baseball Player Jackie Robin son and Dr. Rufus Clement, president of Atlanta University, join tbe "Information Please" panel. A.M. i--1--TOMORROW'S PROGRAM :uu i news—rreiuoe j News; Bin nerson 6:15 I Today's Prelude Bill Herson ;30 j Classical Music _:45 | " I “ " :00 News—Clock News, Wright 7:15 Town Clock Bill Herson ;30 Jim Gibbons News; Bill Herson _:45_ David Wills_Bill Herson_ :00 Town Clock World Roundup 8:15 Jim Gibbons Bill Herson :30 News—Clock News; Bill Herson _-45 Town Clock_Bill Herson_ :00 Breakfast Club Presenting 9:15 With Don McNeill Claude Sweeten :30 " " News—Osgood ;45 " _Nancy Osgood :00 My True Story Katie's Daughter "I A:15 " "; Crocker Once Upon Our Time XU:30 Betty Crocker Road of Lite _j45 Listening Post Joyce Jordan_ ;00 Breneman's Breakfast Fred Waring U:!5 in Hollywood and Company ;30 Ruth Crane: "The Jack Berch Show I_:45_ Modern Woman" Lora Lawton news—am Drown news—niw up Art Brown Wake Up News—Art Browa Hugh Guidi Art Brown__ ” _ New:—Art Brown News Brown,- Lew Parker Wake Up Reedy; Art Brown Hugh Guidi Art Brown_ " _ Voice of Washington News—Wake Up Art Brown Wake Up News—Art Brown Hugh Guidi Art Brown" _ " " News; Symphony " ” Symphony Hour Shady Valley Folks Handel's " "; News "Fireworks Music" Heart's Desire News—Music Hall " " Music Hall The Spice In Life Here's Kopeland" _ Cecil Brown News—Music Tell Your Neighbor In the Air Easy Aces " " Tableau by Brito " ni*» nuiimiuti nvw*—coir I Corn Squeezin' Time Hews—Music ! News—Corn Crowley; Devotions - Corn Squeezin' Time Mike Hunnkutt News, Mahoney; Corn Corn Squeezin Time News—Hunnicutt Sunshine Reporter Mike Hunnicutt Bill Jenkins " " World News Nows—Hunnicutt Sundial Mike Hunnicutt Bill Jenkins re r* re re News, Mahoney Alice Lane The Godfrey Show re rr re re Open House_ Home Service Dally Los Sands Janice Gray Heritage Tune Inn Evelyn Winters Norman Gladney David Harum_ Tuno Inn News, Vern Hansen Norman Gladney You're the Top " " Grand Slam “ Rosemary :00 j News—Evans News—Brinkley 1 0:15 i Ted Malone Look to This Day jLu:30 .Kenny Baker Show Tin Pan Ballet :45 !_Music, Comedy Nancy Osgood too j Baukhage Talking to Music 1:15 1 Hollywood Story :30 Accent on Music Art Van Damme _:45 " _ Robert McCormick_ -00 Walter Kiernan today's Children 2:15 Ethel and Albert Women in White :30 Bride and Groom Masquerade :45 John Nelson_Light of the World :6b Ladies Be Seated Life Can Be Beautiful 3:15 " " Ma Perkins :30 Accent on Music Young's Family _:45_ "__ RighHo Happiness_ :00 Tommy Bartlett Show ! Backstage Wife 4:15 " " Stella Dallas :30 News, Evans Lorenzo Jones :45 Accent on Music ! Young Widow Brown Victor lindlahr News Roundup Checkerb'd Jamboree Midday Startime Ray Henie Hal McIntyre Or. At Union Station The Latin Touch_ Cedric Foster News—Serenade Smile Time Swing Serenade Musical Comedy Quiz Melodic Moments Cliff Edwards_" _ Queen for a Day News—Symphony Symphony Matinee Harlem Hospitality Haydn "Harpsi _Club__ chord Concerto"_ Easy Listening News; "Tea for two" Bob Knight "Tea for Two" »* I* M If Erskine Johnson News—Bandwagon Jerry Sears Or. Broadway Bandwagon Two-Ton Baker Music Hall Adventure Parade Tello-Test Kate Smith Speaks Man on the Street Aunt Jenny News—Music Helen Trent Bing Crosby jOur Gal Sunday Ail-Sports Parade j Big Sister Tony Wakeman |Ma Perkins All-Sports Parade Young Dr. Malone Tony_Wakeman_ Road_of lite___ All-Sports Parade Second Mrs. Burton Tony Wakeman Perry Mason All-Sporls Parade Lone Journey Tony Wakeman_Rose of My Dreams All-Sports Parade Aunt Mary Tony Wakeman Dr. Paul All-Sports Parade Date With Jerry Tony Wakeman_Hint Hunt_ All-Sports Parade House Party Tony Wakeman " " ; News All-Sports Parade Moondal Matinee Tony Wakeman Crosby Classics WASH—FM, 98.9 Megacycles. 4:00 p.m.—Home Hints. 4.15 p.m.—Monitor Views ar.d News. 4:30 p.m.—Symphonic Swing. 5:00 p.m.—This Day. 5:15 p.m.—Story Book. • 5:45 p.m.—Curtain Calls. 6:00 p m.—Modern Concert Hall. 6:30 P.m.—Fiesta Time. 6:45 p.m.—Junior League Presents. 7:00 p.m.—Candlelight and Silver. 7:30 p.m.—Newsreel From London. 7:45 p.m.—My Country Sings. 8:00 p.m.—Request Symphonv Hour. 8:30 p.m.—AAF Band Symphony Or. 10:00 p.m.—Club FM. 10:30 p.m.—Silver Nocturne. 11:00 p.m.—Weather: Sign Off. WQQW, 570 K.C. 4:00 p.m.—Chamber Music. 5:00 p.m.—Afternoon Musicale. 6:(>o p.m.—Dinner Music. 6:30 p.m.—Tomorrow’s Music; Tonight’s Programs. 0:45 pm.—Sign Off. WINX FM—44.7 and 92.9 Megacycles. (WINX FM duplicates all WINX pro ‘ fr >ni 0 a m. to 31:15 p.m. daily.) WWDC FM, 100.9 Megacycles. WWDC FM duplicates all WWDC pro grams from 7:30 a m. to 11 p.m. daily with the exception of the special broadcasts here listed. < 2:25-4:30 p.m.—Baseball. 8:35-0:00 p.m.—Concert Echoes. 9:00-9:30 p.m.—Spotlight on Stars. W6AY, 1,050 K.C. 4:00 p.m.—Sports With Simpson. 6:OOp.m.—Sparkling Rhythm. 5:15 p.m.—Composers' Sketchbook. 5:30 p.m.—Don Bell, News. 5:45 p.m.—Mount Rainier Varieties. 6:00 p m.—Sports—Souvenirs. 6:30 p.m.—Twilight Time. 6:45 pm.—Sign Off. WARl, 780 K.C. 4:00 p.m.—Hi. Neighbor! 5:00 p.m.—Tex Ritter's- Music Corral. 5:30 p.m.—News. Richard Barr. 5:45 p.m.—Dinning Sisters. 6:00 p.m.—Spotlight on Sports. 6:15 p.m.—Ted Husing's Bandstand. 6:30 p.m.—Leighton Noble Or. 6:4 5 n m.—Sign Off. WBCC, 1,170 I.C. 4:00 p in.—Personality Plua. 4:15 p.m.—Swing High. 4:45 p.m.—Children's Story. 5:00 p.m—News; Classics. 5:15pm.—Afternoon Rhythm*. 5:45 p.m.—Sports; News. 6:00 p.m.—Portrait of a 8chool Teacher. 6:16 p.m.—Candlelight Mueic. 6:60 p.m.—Lee Higbie. 6:45 p.m.—Sign Off. WEAM, 1,390 K.C. 4:00 p.m.—Little Jack Little. 5:00 p.m.—Billy Repaid. News. 5:15 p m—Child Classics. 5:30 p.m.—Russ Hodges; Sports. 6:00 p.m.—Broadway Ballads. 6:30 p.m.—Evensong. 6:45 P.m.—Sign Off. WPIK, 730 I.C. 4:00 p.m.—Baseball. 6:60 p.m.—Jimmy Dorsey Or. 6:00 pm.—News: Sammy Ksre Or. 6:.10 p.m.—Music for Meditation. *•' 4 -> m.—Sign Off. i~nri_~ ASPHALT TILE For Recreation Rooms 200 sq. ft. Marbleized col ors, laid over concrete, $49.50. Free Parking PHONE HI. 7541 DIENERS 1221 22nd St. N.W. 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