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X AM/ SWELL / THERES NO SENSE IN BOTH OF US WORRYING ABOUT IT/ 'n a J i i I © BOV, THAT was some RAIN LASTNIGHT' tVC NEVER SEEN THIS TOWN ■CfTfOaFLOOOEDUKE ! LEAST BEFORE Vfiv/e-fEET f| l:»A®3 DEEP' *. • WELL .COME ON HOPIN' VOU'LL NEVEP MAKE SWIMMING 5 4C. sS= , WELL, WHAT , 1 HAPPENED WHEN THE KIDS WENT AND TOLD THE PARENTS HOW YOU SAVED THEIR LITTLE BOYS LIFE PRETTY SOON THE KID'S DAD CAME OUTAND TOOK ME PJTO THE HOUSE. THEN THE WHOLE FAMILY BROKE DOWN AND SLOBBERED ALL OVER ME THEY SAID I COULD ALWAYS HAVE A HOME THERE WITH ™EM IHfcN IHfcY REALLY ROLLED OUT lTHE REDOWPETj i SUCH EATS, Radio Program Last-minute changes in radio programs some timet reacn rne star too late jor corrections trial day. P.M. .00 AM 00 IS 30 7 8 10 11 45 i WMAL 630 Kc Listen to This WRC ttOKc. Backstage Wilt Stelle Dallas Round the Clock Nows Lerenie Jones Ift o Hit The Fun House Sky King Nows; Pets; Mossoy Louise Massey; Sports Earl Godwin Singing Sim Whoa a Girt Merries Portia Feces life Jest Plain Bin Front Page Ferrell Hews; Leif EM Edwin C. Hill; News Elmer Davis Relexin' Time {Youth Asks Govt. 1 Erwin Canhan. News America's Town Meet i ing ot the Air Chamber Music Hour • Classical Music What Do People Think Summer Serenade News. Evans Hour of Dreams Lee Dayton Yeaeg Widow Prawn Dream House < Novelette,- Bergman 3-Star Extra—News Supper Chib News at the World Travelairs « Mel Torme Comedy Program Carmen Cavallaro Musical Show Harold E. Stassen Call the Polite Drama Corliss Archer Comedy Series People Are Funny Art linkletter News—Sport: Morton Downey Jack Fine Or. "TiTGO News—Nocturne i News—Music Adventure Parade Tom Mix WOt 1,260Kc. Mike Hunnlcutt Boh Knight Show Washington Today National Moendial Two-Ten Baker Sports, Brundige Fulton Lewis Johnson Family News Inside at Sports Mysterious Traveler . Drama * Official Detective ; Billy Rose Gabriel Header Newsreel The Lone Wolf " Bill Henry Art Brown Show Voice of Washington D. C. Today—Sports Gramps Hillbilly Show WINX M40Kc.WWDCM50Kc.WTOF Hews—Betti Allan Betti Alin Shaw Mask Kin Mute Hill Ml News—Muk Hill Bib Wolff Music Hill Hews^-Musk Hill Music Hill Hiws—Songs By Sinitci Magic if Musk Hews—Symphony Symphony Hour News Roundup Smtimintil Journey Swnt n. Swing Niws—Lowi Privuis Lowe—Wakeman Hiws—House House Tbit Jock Belli Harold Jickson Hiws—Harold Jickson 1A All-Spirts Hindi Tny WikiOM All-Spirts Hindi Tny .Witiun Ind of tki Doy MOOKc. 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Radio. 8:30, WMAL—"Are the Congres sional Spy Investigations Serving the National Interest?” Discussion participants are Senators Ferguson and McGrath, Representative Mundt and Editor Jonathan Daniels. 8:00, WRC—Harold E. 8tassen an swers President Truman's Labor Day address. 8: SO, WMAL—The American String Quartet offers Mozart’s "Oboe’’ quartet and Brahms’ "Quartet in A Minor.” Television. 7:00, WTTG — Harmonica Player Stan Fisher appears with Alan Dale. 8:00, WNBW — Eve Arden, Jack Pearl and Herb Shriner are the stars of the “Star Theater.” 9:00, WTTG — The operation of the Air Force's remote-controlled "drone” planes demonstrated; mu sic by the Air Force Band from Mitchel Field. 9:00, WMAL—Movie Actress Joan Caulfield and Lowell Thomas visit. AM. :00 6:»S :30 ;45 :00 T:J5 1:30 :4S 8: >00 :15 :30 >45 P.M. 12 00 15 30 :45 <00 L: 15 :30 >45 :00 y is rf:30 :45 .00 H5 >:30 :45 >00 MS 1:30 :45 News—Deck Town Clock Jin Gibbon Noon Clock Tow* Clock Jin Nows Tow* Clock Jin Gibbon News—Clock Tow* Clock Breakfast CM Don McNsill My True Story Story; Crocker Betty Crocker Listening Dost Brookfut In Hollywood Ruth Cmo: "The Modern Women” Nows; Bill Horson Bill Horson Newt Wright Bill Horson Nows; Bill Horson Bill Horson World Rounds* Bill Horson News; Bill Horson Bill Horson News; Bill Horson Bill Herson Nancy Osgood Nelson Olmstoad Fred Waring and Company Road ol Lite Joyce Jordan This Is Nora Drake We love and Learn Jack Berch Shew Lora Lawton Nows, Evans; ” " Tod Molono Welcome Travelers Nows; David Brinkley Look to This Day Johnny Bradford Baukhage Talking Broadway Melodies Round the Tdwn Johnny Bradford Johnny HID Ethel and Albert Bride and Groom Ladies Be Seated Second Honeymoon Liston to This _ Robert McCormick Believe It or Not Double or Nothing Today’s Children Light of the World Life Can Bo Beautiful Ma Perkins Young's Family Right to Happiness Backstage Wlfo Stella Dallas Round tho Clock News loromo Jones It's a Hit Young 'Widow Brawn — TOMORROW'S PROGRAM Art Brow* Voice tf Wishlnglon Art Brow* John Ball Show Mike Hunnicutt Foodcast Betty and Bob Hoart'j Desire Mows—Jerry Strong Jerry Strong Show Nows—Jerry Strong Jerry Strong Show ;Milto* 0. 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WMAL—Previews and Musle. 5:15. WNBW—Coming Attractions. 5:30. WMAL—The Singing Lady. WNBW—Puppet Playhouse. WTTG—Concert Hall. 6:00. WMAL—Dinner Music. WNBW—Film Featurette. WTTG—Small Fry Club. 6:30. >WNBW—Gene Archer’s Music Shoppe. WTTG—Russ Hodges. 6:45. WMAL—Film Features. WNBW—Newsreel; Coming Attractions, 6:53. WTTG—Walter Compton, 7:00. WMAL—News and Views. WNBW—Washington Newsreel: Johnny Bradford, 7:05. WTTG—Alan Dale Show. 7:15. WMAL—Garden Hints. WTTG—Film Shorts. 7:30. WMAL—News. ’ WTTG—Meet Mrs. Markel. WNBW—Your Weather Man, 7:35; America Song, 7:40. 7:45. WNBW—Newsreel Theater, 7:50. WMAL—race the Music. 8:00. WMAL—Telestars of Tomorrow. WNBW—Star Theater. WTTG—nils Is Your Air Force. 8:30. WMAL—Film Features. WTTG—Film Shorts. 9:00. WMAL—We the People. WNBW—Capital Citizen. WTTG—News. 9:30. WMAL—On Wings of Thought. WNBW—Washington Newsreel. 10:00. WMAL—Film Features. FM STATIONS. WINXFM—96.3 Me.. Channel 242. S am. to 1:06 am. 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