Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1756-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more
Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC
Newspaper Page Text
I u z s A W Y E R I'M CHRISTY MY DEAR CHILD, I HAVE NOT A JAMESON, BUZ ACCUSCD HIM...I'VE MERELY 1 ’SAWYERS FIANCEE, REPORTED THAT HE AND THE / AND I DEMAND MONEY ARE MISSIN6. NOW < TO KNOW WHY 60! AND TAKE MY ADVICE... \ YOU ACCUSE HIM OF FIND YOURSELF ANOTHER MAN, J RUNNIN6 OFF WITH ONE WHO WILL MAKE YOU J A MILLION. HAPPY. ^ Oollars !! <_y— - 0 R P H A N A N N I E I, FWtl urn TO [ fH? TWENTY A month SHE I TWENTY***^ / rent *oor moae. ) s*yc! I LET those chiselersI TWENTYTmr1 . _ rtJL OWE VOO ( HM/E IT BEFORE PRICES ) *30'U. GET I cheats! bomb! ttSj+ty a month R went up-cp~^~to [ hadmvice! [ TWJEE MONTHS' RBfT- F«? IT ( *3U~F0RTV A MONTH— P&a*1 48 0 A K Y D 0 A K S % ^UCfAHD KBJOCORHY HAVE CARRIED HIS MAJESTY'S HEW WEALTH 1HTOTHE ROYAL COOWT1HS ROOM... HOW IT'S SK HOURS LATER Jli ^m^AKE IT OW ih-S CHECK'/-*') I'M GOUWA GET ME I BUT, OAKY, I WAWTA Yg-GOSH, T K WmZTiJiILLI2M <<eR~WMAT/RE < A UEW CROWN, AWD A BUY VDU 50METHIWCJ CAU/7 THEU, W HOUDI^D THOUSAND AND) you oowu* qq ) NEW THPOWE, AUD A ( TOO/ ASK ME FOR WOW ABOUT 1 1 ' BUCKS^^; WITH 50 MUch \ WEW SCEPTER, AWD- ANYTHING OW -% A BLANKET TOR QAKY/y-' MONEY.V AUD A . EARTH AWD YOU NELLIE , MY \ \ , V-r4 f -CAN /r^HORSE,^ |r i Mi . I v L Ih IM O#j g Af Nawifiaivxi j ^ 1 'GET-LOST'IS T HOPE THE KIP DOESN'T "j snoozing/we r wake wm-iA hcxvl... HOPE THOSE PRIESTS PONT COUNT YOUR SHOULD BE ABLE \ THAT'S ALL WE'D NEED APE GRATEFUL WHEN LAMAS BEFORE THEY'RE TO MAKE THE r TO BRING THE BULLETS . WE TURN UP THEIR UATCHED, JOHNNY... SNATCH WITHOUT L. BLASTING AT US/ THIS OPERATION ISN'T ANY TROUBLE/ Jgfry^ ^ ^ S COMPLETED YET/ ^ - p” VH |Pt.<l«t.A Ay KOBERT ACOM»CM(.„^Vf SMHH • 1»4* Sun and Tima# Ca. /N' ^THEYVE FIMAUY CAUGHT SAMSOnN WONPt* SAMSON DIDN'T^ HCS BEEN BLINDED AW D MADE A SUPS/ INCOME AND MEET US'-^ BUT HE'S BEING BROJCHT^r^Vjjrx 7^00^' SAMSON^ HERE TODAY/ THE f\j 15 MINS L,P ^ PEOPLE WILL SEE WHAT J ( INTO THE TBMPLB! WEAKLING HE IS NOW.) >y"Rj^L — — K E R R Y D R A K E rVe BEEN A THIEF ITS TRUE.VCUR HONOR.. PATTlPS '\T IF I SUSM/ND^®^ I HAVE SUCH A AIL MV LIFE. JUDGE. MOTHER WAS 'P6TTICOAT“LARSENV/\SENTENCE. CAN WE ) HOUSEHOLD IN BUT ITS BECAUSE I SHE WORE SKIRTS WITH DEEP ) FIND A MORE -UH-.< MlNR JUDGE-AND NEVER (SAf/ff/J HAP POCKETS SEWN INTO THE FOLDS/ 7 WHOLESOME ENV1R-JIU KEEP A PER THE RIGHT KIND Of A THE BOVS USED TO-SAV , ON MEN T FOR THEy SONAL CHECK ON HOME/ MR. DRAKE W*u. SHE COULD CLEAN DAUGHTER ? M THE SITUATION TO ■ BACK ME UP' OUT A WAREHOUSE J* M SEE THAT IT ^ W ONE VISIT/ r-/pV<<P* - Pi/miiA, WORK'S OUT/ M 0 0 N M U L L I N S < . ___ f THAT'S WHAT \J WELL, X DO. T3 ~ W|ua fjpr7\ ME SAIO. BUT if PERHAPS KAYO B 6®0®6pSH [ J PERSONALLY, fl COULD 6IVE USA I stoS^that } ' omamR!" ' «*£,. Agt fet V 1 Pat <MT i , IMl w ItonMtakfcki T H E 6 E R' R Y S X TAp^ ■:- S. *s £M”tLE 1 Igsg 'fl » V ^————— I /, .w',/,NJ » WWB———5—1 WmM/////SSAVWSrr/S* -^^77" /yEH, AN OCEAN ^ ^TAKE IT EASY/ TAKE IT y I /SEE THAT / NOW WERE THE\ ^witoId/ /TOPIS SOMETHING EASY/NOT SO FAST/ ( ! LOST.'//.HERE COMES oilCIF/C'j [ON ATRIP/ ' TO GET EXCITED ~ ! MOULLGOOFF \ , A LINER.' ?llCV/\ ABOUT, EH JOUR COURSE! ) , - jj 111*/. Ik^ -I AHOY THERE? I SKIPPER! WHAT I PART OF THE _ _ 1 ATLANTIC. OCEAN L'STHISP J V. B 0 l ' ... GLAD YOU RE WMAT5 S, L NO. NO. ITS W HE'S TAKEN A FANCY B THAT MUST BE THE SKIPPER. BACK FROM TOWN THE TROUBLE?) > AN OLD L TO JUNIOR AND REGALES ■ CAPTAIN ASHLEY MENTIONED tM WORRIED ABOUT J POISON IVY J ( SAILOR WHO m HIM WITH YARNS OF ■ HIM WHEN HE RENTED THE JUNIOR. AGAIN, OR 15 J VlIVES IN A HIS LIFE AT SEA... Ba. CABIN. SAY5 HE$ HARMLESS. \ HE SICK (SHACK NEAR Mi AND HE LOOK 5 LIKE YOU OON'T HAVE TO L- _— v—^ HERE.miT MAY HAVE BEEN EP^WORRY AgOUT HIM. Radio Program Last-minute changes in radio programs some timet reach The Star too late for correction! that tan. P.M. :00 4'm _>45 :00~ 0:30 _>45 :00* 6:» _:45 :00 7>5 i :30 _:45 :00 O:’5 0:30 _:45 :00 Q15 •f: 30 _>45 :00 10 m :45 :00~ 1 15 J :30 :45 11*0' WMAL 630Kc. WRC 9S0Kc. WOL l,2«0Kc. WINX 1,340Kc. WWDC l,4S0Kc. WTOf I.SOOKc. Listen tc This Backstage Witt Art Brown News; Sweet Swi*| All Sports Parade Hint Heat " " Stella Dallas 5-Stir hvoe Betti Allen Show Tony Wakeman ” “; News Room) the Clod News Loroaze Jones ” ” Music Hall All Sports Parade Mark Evans It's a Hrt_Young Widow Brown * *_" "_ leny Wakeman_" "_ The Fen House When a Girl Marries " * News—Music Hall Baed el the Day Aa American Abroad Portia Faces life Superman Mask Hall Sweet vs. Swing Theme Variations Sea Hound Just Plain Dill Adventure Parade “ Sports; Jack lewe lam''a' Abner. _"_ Front Page Farrell Tern Mil_* * _ Jack lewe Prevues The Factfinder Hews; Pets; Massey News—Leif Eld Washington Today News-,-Music Half Malady "lane Richard Hottelet Louise Massey; Sports Serenade National Moondlel Bek Wolff. Sports Shadel; Govt. News Earl 6edwia Music—F. Boucher Johnson Family Music Hall Wakeman—News Sports—City Oesk Singing Sam_3-Star Extra_ Sports—Brundige_ " " Supper Club___ Lewell Thomas _ E. C. Hill; News Supper Club Fulton lewis News—Music Hall Romanfk Rendezvous! Robert Q. Lewis Elmer Davis News ef the World Dinner Dale Music Hall Peter Donald | Comedy Show Lena Ranger; Hollywood Showtime Henry J. Taylor " Sam Kaufman Club IS Western Story Richird_Harkness Inside el Sports " " _Sports Camera News. Murrow Dashiell Hammetts Band of America Always a Woman (News, Heifer; Crosby Duka Ellington Show Mr. Aco and Jana Fat Man Paul Lavallo Arlano Francis 'Bing Crosby " Comady Show This Is Your FBI Who Said That? Leave It to the GirlsiMagic of Music News—1450 Club Romance _Drama__Quiz Show_ ” "• Billy Rose " 1450 Club Drama Break the Bank University Theater Gabriel Meatier News—Symphony —" " My Favorite Husband Quiz Show Dramatic Program Radio Newsreel Symphony Hour " " Lucille Ball The Sheriff Clifton Fadiman All-Star Football Tschaikowsky's ” " ''Musicomedy" Drama_" _ Game______ "1812 Overture" " " Musical Comedies Dance Band Slapste Maxie " " Hews Roundup ~ " Everybody Wins Jamboree Comedy Show " " Sentimental Journey " " ] Phil Baker Sports Newsreel " " Nows; Around Town iSpotlight Revue "Men in Waiting" 1 " " " " _Around Town I Dick Jurgens Or. News ’ News—Sports — " ” News—House 1450 Club jHottelet7 Howe ' Hour of Dreams News of the World " " House That Jack Built " " iSports—Moondial Lee Dayton Pastels in Rhythm Voice of Washington Harold Jackson " ” Moondial " "_" "_D. C. Today—Sports JJ|_"_" "_Eddie Gallaher_ News—Nocturne !News—Music_Your Hillbilly Parade News—Harold Tksani 1450 Club News—Moondial HIGH LIGHTS TONIGHT. Radio. 7:3#, WOL—Henry J. Taylor in terviews Gov. Earl Warren at his Santa Monica home. * 30, WRC—Senator Brien Mc Mahon and Robert Ruark are guest experts on “Who Said That?” 9:00, WRC — Katherine Anne Porter’s novel, “Noon Wine,” dram atized, with Beulah Bondi in the leading role. Clifton Fadiman dis cusses the book during intermission time. 9:30, WOL—Harry Wismer and Red Grange report the College All Star-Chicago Cardinals football game. 10:00, WMAL—The music of Louis Prima, Skinnay Ennis, Charlie Spl vrfk and Tommy Dorsey. 10:30, WTOP—Pianist Jan August and Vocalist Lee Wiley entertain. 19:45, WBC—A report on the an nual convention of the Disabled American Veterans. Television. 7:J9, WMAL—A panel of teen agers discuss their favorite books with Mary Lewis Buell, New York Times book review editor. 8:99, WTTG—A television fashion show. A.M. :00 615 :45 :00 7:15 4:30 _:45 :00 815 _:45 :00* 915 _:45 :0(T 1015 :45 :00 1115 :45 P.M. :00 1215 _:45 :00 1=15 1:30 _:45 :00 215 _:45 :00 0:15 :30 _:45 :00 415 : 45 -- TOMORROW'S PROGRAM News—Clock Hows; till Horson Hews—Hunnlnrtt Nows—Jorry Strong Milton 0. Ford |Nows; Bill Jenkins Town Clock Bill Horson Miko Hunnicutt Jorry Strong Show " " I Bill Jenkins Jim Gibbons " ' News—Hnimicntt Nows; ” " Nows; Milton 0. Ford News; Bill Jenkins " "_* _Miko Hunnicutt Jerry Strong Show Crowloy Dovotlons Bill Jenkins_ News; Town Clock Nows, Wright Nows—Hunnicutt News—Jorry Strong Nows; Milton 0. Ford Mork Evins Town Clock Bill Horson Miko Hunnicutt Jerry Strong Show Milton 0. Ford Jim Gibbons Nows.- Bill Horson Voice of Washington Nows,- " “ Hows; MiHon (L Ford Nows. Mahoney David Wills_ Bill Horson_ Miko Hunnicutt Jorry Strong Show Milton 0, Ford Sundial_ Town Clock World Roundup " " News—Jorry Strong " " World Nows Jim Gibbons Bill Horson " " Jerry Strong Show News; Milton 0. Ford Sundial Nows; Town Clock News; Bill Herson ' ' 4 " Milton Q. Ford Eddio Gallaher Town Clock BiOersen_" *_* "_" "_" "_ Bud Ward Story Shop Michael, Junior News—Jorry Strong Rosebud Jr. Chorus The Mahonov Reader Miko Hunnicutt Jorry Strong Show Tales and Tunes Record Shop " ” Mind Your Manners Your Hillbilly Parade News; Curtain Call Tunes on Trial “ ’_”_"_" "_Betti Allen Show " "_" " This Is For You Frank Merrlwell s 5 Nows—Band Stand los Sand Lot's Play Baseball ” " " " " " Band Stand " " " “ Johnny Thompson Archie Andrews Bill Harrington Sings Howard Williams Teen Time Revue Mary loo Taylor Saturday Strings_" __J. Milton Carlton_ "_**_Womens Program Abbott and Costello Meet the Meeks Movie Matinee News—Band Stand Wanna Be a Nows—Lot's Protend Kid Show '' " " " Band Stand Disc Jockey! Lot's Pretend Tomorrow's Headlines Ed McConnell Francos Gifford " " " Junior Miss Buddy Wood Trio i “ "" , * *Hi School Sports Barbara Whiting News—Sweet Swing News,- Brinkley "Piece ef String" News, Bill Geld Auto Auction Theater el Today Sweet Swing Public Affairs " " Bing Crosby " " Drama American Firmer Guest Stir Tex Beneki Or. Luncheon with " * Stirs Over Hollywood ” _Look to This Diy_ "_Jerry Strong_" *_Dnmi_ Luncheon With Firm-Homo Hour Art Brown News; Anything Goes All Sports Piride Grind Central StitlM Maggie McNellis " " 5-Stir Revue Anything Goes Tony Whkemin Grind Centril—News Round the Clock News Edwird Tomlinson " " " All Sports Piride Give ind Tike Piano Playhouse ! Report on Europe_ * **_ * _ Tony Wikomin__ "_ Fascinating Rhythm Coffee in. Washington 71 ” News; Anything Goes All-Sports Farad* Bernie Cummins Or. ” " " “ Anything Goos Tony Wikomin Saturday Session Salute to Veterans “ " All-Sports Parade Red Barber's " " " " * ' " ’ Tony Wikomin_Club House Speaking of Songs Nature Sketches Art Brawn * News,- Anything Goes All-Sports Parade ' Moondial Matinee ” " Art Van Damme 5-Star Revue Anything Goes - Tony Wikomin ABC Symphony Grog McCritchie " " All-Sports Parade Classical Music_”__" *_" *_Tony Wikomin_* *__ Juvonile Delinquency Art Brown Naurs—Swing All-Sports Farad* Cross Section, U. S. A. " ” Absecon Race Horse Rich Betti Allen Show Tony Wikomin Treasury Band Show Musicana Art Brown Music Hall All-Sports Piride Housewives Protective Spotlight on Sports " " I Tony Wikomin i _ TELEVISION TODAY: WNIW (Channal 4), WTTG (Channal 5> 5:00. WMAL—Previews snd Musie. 5:15. WNBW—Coming Attractions. 5:3*. WMAL—Pllm Features. WNBW—Puppet Playhouse. WTTG—Concert Hall. «:M. WMAL, WNBW—Dinner Music. WTTG—Small Fry Club. «:3«. WTTG—Russ Hodges. • :45. WMAL—Film Features. WNBW—Coming Attractions. WTTG—Walter Compton. i :wu. WMAL—News and Views. WNBW—Washington Newsreel; Johnny Bradford, 7 :#5. WTTG—Bob Wolff. 7:15. WMAL—Places, Please. WTTG—Film Shorts. 7:8*. WMAL—Teen-Age Book Club. WTTG—Elder Mlchaux and Choir. WNBW—Your Weatherman, 7:85; Film Featurettes, 7:4*. 7:45. WNBW—Newsreel Theater, 7:5#. 8:##. WMAL—Sportsman's Quis; What’s It Worth? 8:#5. FM STATIONS. W IN X-F M—96.3 Mt., Channel 242. 0 a m. to 1:06 a m. WIC-F M—93.9 Mt.. Ckinntl 230.' 6:30 am. to 1 a m. WIU I F M—96.7 Mt., Ckinntl 244. 7 a m. to Mldnltht. W A 5 N-F M—97.1 Me., Ckinntl 246. 1:60 to 11 P.m. WWDCFM—101.1 Me.. Ckinntl 266. 7:80 a m. to 11:30 p.m. W 6 A Y-F M—102.3 Me., Ckinntl 272. 0 a m. to 0 p.m. WAIN FM—105.5 Me., Ckinntl 28*. 8 to 10 p.m. w M A I F M—107.3 Me., Ckinntl 297. • a m. to Mldnltht. [Wyr W*shinil(m’t (/ 01d*»t & Loiq#»|\ MAGNAVOX Dealer • i CAMPBELL'S \ "A Stitt Namt ler Muiie" / iV U0« G ST. N.W. yfi ! Plon Your HEATING Yau Get Whet Yea Pay Pari CHRYSLER AIRTEMP OIL • GAS • COAL HEATING The finest, meet ecenemicel unit made. Free Estimate and Survey Win. Bernstein 2nd and Kennedy St». N.W. TA. 5600 OTHI* AM STATIONS. WOOW-570 Ac.-? » »• * * p » WPIA—730 Kc.—* * » »• WARl—710 Ac.—*;1* *> « W6AY—1,050 Ac.—* »-»• 10 «:** * »■ WBCC—1,120 Ac.—*4* » »• *• * WEAM—1,390 Ac.—*1* * * »“■ WOOA—1.590 Ac.-* » * * » p “ ____ - PHILCO AUTO RADIOS t St. N.W. Hwfquortin for Tho Soniotionol 1948 Mo4ol» WO. 8075 It 9 • • • • HERE... Magnavox MAGNASCOPE TELEVISION at M PRANK R ulQunnon tAMOS*AR£JANC»*MCORM 7420 Gtatfia Av*. IH. 4441 OPEN EVES. TIL * Pit TO CALL THE CTAR DIAL 3 IERLING 5000 . WMAL-TV (Channel 7) WNBW—NBC Presents. WTTG—Fashions on Parade. 8:30. WMAL—That Reminds Me WNBW—Stop Me If You've Heard This. WTTG—Feature Film. 0:00. WMAL—The Home Show. WNBW—The Street Singer. 0:13. WNBW—Newsreel: Film Feature, 8:25. 8:30. WMAL—Film Features. WTTG—Wrestling (Jamaica). 10:30. WNBW—Washington Newsreel. PREVENT BALDNESS Consult Washing ton's Loading Hair A Scalp Spocialist B. W. PLASTERER Trlcholot itt YOUR hair will fall out Just- as long as you neglect It ... as long as you Ignore the causes of hair loaa It could be Infectious dandruff . . . any of many scalp disorders That’s why we urge you to consult us to determine the exact means to end your hair worries. We know we can help you ... in fact, we ll stake our reputation on it. If there is the slightest doubt however ... if you are beyond aid ... we will not allow you to start treatment. FREE FRIVATE EXAMINATION -GUARANTEE-— } Healthier hair and scalp in 5 treat- i ) ments or we pay the fee. HAIR A SCALP CLINIC me. IX. 3832 SUIT* 808 BOND BLDO. S.W. Car. 14th St. & N. Y. Are. N.W HOURS, 8:30 A M to 7:30 F.M. SATURDAYS. 8 30 A M TO 4 P M. " — -I— "hfechingferCbt) 9 ATIantic 1400 | CONVENIENT SHOPPING 8:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. INCLUDING SATURDAYS Sherwin WlUIAMS PAINT Store* for Home Repair Need* C. O. D. Orders, AT. 140* Charge Accounts Invited lftth * ■ St*. N.B. IMS Nlchcli An. S B. 602S G». At*. N.W. Fall* Church. Vlrdnlu f WISCO Combination All-Aluminumt SCREEN-STORM WINDOWS v Air-Comfort Dmsion of HaILIMY' ifiT^r 3616 Mth STREET N.W. • HO. 8300 NOW THEN—TRY ROBINSON’S New and Uted Building Materiala 1239 Kenilworth Ave. NE. AX. 1200 **Peraonalized ServiceM 0p>n All day Sat.-Sun. | 2x2x8' Fir, 35c to. | 2x4x8' Pine, 49c «o. | 12" Wh. Pine Shelving, 12c ft.| Vi"—4x8 Celotex, $2.16 ea. | 1 4x8 Plywood, $5.89 eo. | | Bronx* Screen Wire, 10c sq. fl.| | BX Coble, 7c ft. | [ House Point, $2.69 Gal. [ | Sinks, Tubi, Botins, Toilet* | | FREE DELIVERY | I Tips to Motorists Vacationists remember - if you drive near the seashore, salt spray should be washed off at once* Salt air is especially harmful to chromium plated surfaces. *j£f?c£tuurit£ne. M tO’O • nrMOVTM MtvICt • Mlft • Mltl 1440 f STREET, N. W. DE. 4100 Downtown Automotive Center J The World’s Greatest HILLBILLY SHOW "GAY TIME" CONSTITUTION HALLS P.M. featuring « NOOSIER HOTSHOTS glue fata Cattail Stoneman Family Chubby Wite Smitty (r Tha Georgia layt Jaa Wheeler Lily and Curly SEE “GAYTIME” BEING TELEVISED Tick.*, $1, $1.50, $2.00 Identify "MR. GAY TIME”—earn $5,000 Cash!