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0 A K Y 0 0 A K S I J o H N N Y H A Z A R D II .r --;r sn :. r</. ■:•. ___— TELL ME THAT STORV AGAIN, PETER_ ^ THAT TERRIBLY FUNNY ONE 1 YOU TOLD LAST NIGHT AND EVERYBODY JUST SHRIEKED.M ! / GOODBYE-^-N DON’T BE 7 / AND TEIlV WORRIED- \ (\MY DAUGHTER ] . WE’LL LOOK) \ TO WRITE ^ \ AFTER y ( A LITTLE \ S HIM^y V OFTENERj JJy NOW DON'T SPEND A LOT ,-- / OF TIME HMMING, UUu/1 MURDOCK/ HURRY MMM/J UP AND FIND OUT J WHERE tin JOWNNY...Y0U SURE, SURE, FA I A PTE I? SUPE YOU PE OKAY ALL, WE'VE GOT TO eECOVEe NOW?/ SURE WE GO WHATEVER LOOT IS LEPT PlVING AGAIN ?/ APQAPP/ WWAT WOULP THE MUSEUM PEOPLE ’ THINtC ?/ INTO THE WOODS, WHERE HER WOMEN WARRIORS WAIT TO CLOSE THE JAWS OF A TRAP, THE COMANCHE£ ARE LURED BN * w/llowa's fleeA LITTLE HEELS ■ ! YOU COMANCHES THINK YOU CAN . FIGHT/ I RADIO-TELEVISION PROGRAMS Radio Today Saturday, July 21, 1951 r.rn. WWIAL 030 WRC 980 WWDC 1260 WINX 1340 WEAM 1390 WOL 1450 WTOP 1500 6 «HeirT Ntws Bib w.m News; Cavalcali Spirts; Recirl News; Carousel News, Wersbka iia Federal Spotlight stive Douglas Lael's Best Bails Spirts ’Off the Recirl liberty Cireusel Rey. Howard Cooley :30 Harry Wismer What’s tbi Scire {News; Spirts CkristlM Selim Mickey ail Rigir Dimr Music News; Spirts ;4S Robert R. Natbai •' ” Melody Late Milt trait " ” Army Dam Bail News, le Sueer :!• Its Yiur Busiless Spotlight ee Mass civil Diftm News; Mule News; Milie let's Talk U. N. Your TrepieiPtrip 7:1S Bert Andrews Deportations stulent Assembly Cavalcali it Music Dinar Music Pint Party ” » ;30 Space Patrol ! Livint—1951 News; Types Milt trait Places to Anew News; Rill Vaughn Menrie _ =*5 ” “ I ” " I Tap Tunes; Niwt •• •* Anl ti Liberty Scirebaarl Music Dancing Party Musical Twenty tuestiens Niws; Cmluli ' News-Pirns ti Mickey" Roney Rate Year "Mate : Merry-to 'Riml ” ” Cavalcali if Music Anw anl ti Wirll Vines ” >• =30 ” " Magnificait News; 1JM Club Milt trait Ellie Amll House (bat Philip Marliwi :«5 ” ” Montague Willis Cmver •• - •• lack Built •• •• DO Saturday Night- ;AI tnlmai s ~ 12BB Club News; Liwe Allkright; CieST"" News; HiasTlinr Cngkustera 9;IS Camp Meeting Rhuicat Album Willit Conever Jacksu liwi Cactus Matt lack Built Drama :30 Freedom is ' Bob nl Ray Wirl if lift ” " " " Hand Jacksu Mr. Alallin :«5 Our business j " " " " " " •• H " " ” ’’ •Bo Seturlay at tbe Bib nl Ray Sereeale in Bln” niws; Liwi News; Cactus News; Hiusi That Sings fir 'Sale 4 ft IS Shamrock " " SIB* Massey Jacksu Liwe Cactus Mitt jack Built Steve Allen I u ;3B Dixieland Jamhake trail Oil Opry News; Dam Party •> >• •• Harold Jacksu " " ;« New Yorker's Trie " M Dam Party* •• >• " ” •• •• " " ;BI News—Olsn ~ News—Spirts Dim Pirty Niws; Liwi News; Party" iNeisTHinsmir The Wirll Tnighf n:1* Steel Pin Ore*. Silver Jubilee | ” " Jacksu Uwe Dancing Party Jack Built News; Spirts :3I News, Nieturn Mae Mctarry Niws; Party " " ” " Harm licksn Mienlial :« lee Daytan Dam Party " M ■ " " ” ” Ellie tallaher —1MB Hiut"~iroteams >iws; Musis IPancTParty News; Lure News7~Party HiralTTacksni News; Menlial | Highlights | Radio Today. 7:00. WMAL—It’s Your Business: Mrs.' Thomas G. Evans interviews Earl Bunting on the subject of in flation—its causes and cure. 7:06, WRC—Spotlight on Mass Deportations: Mrs. Eleanor Roose velt interviews people from Hun gary, Poland and Czechoslovakia in co-operation with the National Committee for a Free Europe, Inc. 9:00, WASH—Chicago Theater of the Air: Lillian Murphy and Harry Sturm are featured soloists. 9:30 WMAL —Freedom Is Our Busfiess: Robert Montgomery pre sents John Greenleaf Whittier’s The Kansas Emigrants," Oliver Wendell Holmes’ "God Save thf Plag,” and Stephen Vincent Benet's ‘Western Wagons.” 10:00, WTOP—Songs for Sale: Ethel Waters and Alan Dale are suest singers. 11:15, WRC—Silver Jubilee: Ray mond Knight and Adelina Thom ason are interviewed. Television Today. 8:00, WTOP—Summer Theater: The dramatization is a mystery story titled “Twilight Hour.” 8:00, WMAL—Paul Whiteman’s TV Teen Club: The Roberto Amigos rumba- band from Washington is featured. »:00, WTOP—Wonderful Town: Wally Cox, Valerie Bettis, Vilhjal mur Stefanson and Hazel Scott are on hand when Faye Emerson salutes Greenwich Village. 0:00, WMAL—Women’s Softball: The Queens of America take on tilt Rock Ola girls at Shewbridge Field in Chicago. 10:00, WTOP—Songs for Sale: Ethel Waters and Alan Dale intro duce new songs. 11:00, WTOP—Chronoscope: Luis Quintanella, Ambassador from Mexico to the United States, is guest. FM Stations ««e fm-h.1 mc.. mnn at 5:30 I.R. tl 1 I.R. WT0P-FM-H.I Me., Ckimi 242. 5:30 *.m. tl i I.R VIUZ-FM-M.f Ml., CIlMII 244. 1:30 I.R to 10:30 |.R MM 4 |.R tl 0 f.R MSN-FM-01.1 Ml.. ttiMil 240. 2:30 tl 11:30 p.R. ty Is- HE'S.! 4RMEP TO THE TEETH/ SEE? ■ I THOUGHT yOU'P GET A BANG O'~ OF IT/ I I CANY remember ANY 1 RARTICULAR STORY.....GIVE I •-f ME A CLUE / j THE ONE YOU ALWAYS TELL1 ; WHEN THE PARTY IS GOING 1 GOOD.OH .YOU KNOW, THE I 1 ONE TH ATT PONT GET^^J ■ (NOW WHY") > WOULD < ( ANYBODY ) > FROM / / THERE BE Y A SNOOPING | ! % AROUNO , | 1 BARN?1 w/,y "•m. \v . h/s vimmiuf///,//* i Vv ’ (McNaught Syndicate, Ine. \ K.g U.S Pol OH. AP Newsfoofures ** ^ ^ ~i ACCORDIW' TO MY SUPER-) DU PER, SOUPED-UP , CRYSTAL BALL, YOUR ) / MAJESTY, PRINCESS J - ^POMONA AIN'T ' - UA/M4W/ THE MUSEUM PEOPLE/ LOT TWEY KNOW r ABOUT LIFE / k^ JOUNNY ANP 7.N.T. RESUME 7UE SALVAGE OF 7UE ANCIEN7 VIKING TREASURE, A STRANGE FIGURE KEEPS THEM UNPER CONSTANT OBSERVATION.,. J-7-jam m < /I l&ECINN/NC NEXT WEEkT... A NEW * APVENTUEE - 'BETWEEN THE PEV/L ANP THE PEEP’/ ^ ***"""^ ~ ^ ' "1 *"" JUST LIKE ALL MEN EA5Y TO FOOL WITH A SMILE AND A SHOW OF FRIGHT/ TIE THEM UP! & V\& ft Television Today 'Saturday, juiy 21,1951 r.™. wmw iv.li.* I WI Ift WMAL U.h. 711 WTOP (Ch, :<W Foatiight Theater Frontier Theater ; tally Corner 6:1> i ” " Film Shirts “Shadow " " :30 The Cists did Better Komi Show ! of Death” Frank Sinatra _jd* ” ” ” ” Bryson Rash, News j ” " :0° iToSncorSett Cartoon Theater High life ! YeSTWerld 7;,S ” " " 3ports i in Review I :30 One Man's Family Beulah Shaw Stn Erwin Show Beat the Cleeh :45 " " { ° •* •» »• i» ii OB Saturday RamidiR future Film ftnFwhitemai Summer Theater 8:15 Hermit Maynard “Double Teen Club "Twilight :30 ; " ” Cross” » .. H0Ur” :45 ! " " " .. .. .. .. 9~ :?r !***'* W,,lii~ F,,ture Fili Women’s Softball-Wonderful Town „ „ „ ” ” ! Queens ef i Faye Emerson :M „ „ who IdfflR ** America vs. Show Goes on !<*__ ” _j Rock Ola Robert t. lewis :BB Doodles Weaver Wrestling * Womcn’s Softball Songs for Sale 1ft15 ”, ’ . MFrc™ Cfcitw ” " Steve Allen IU 3D f; » Theater - » Ethel Waters _ =« __ - •* Alan Dale :08 Film Theater Wrestling [World Nr-wt; Weather ChroMscope nsIS "Captain Fury” ; From Chic«o sign Off Sports. Playhouse I 31 to*'** j ” " “The Goose _:«5_ _Steps Out”_ 12:BB [News[ _[_j Playhouse » Other AM Stations WGMS—570 KC.—6:25 a.m.-8:30 p m. W"IK-730 Kc.—6 a.m.-8:30 p.m. WARL-718 Kc. -6 a.m.-8.30 p.m. WGAY—7,050 Kc.—6 a.m.-8:30 p.m. WBCC-1,12* Kc.—6 a.m.-8:30 p.m, WFAX—1,228 Kc.—7 a.m.-8:30 p.m. W00K—1,530 Kc.—5 a.m.-8:30 p.m. KOI FM—88.7 Me.. Ckautl 288. b a.m. to Midnight. WCFM—88.5 Me., Ckaaael 288. 5 p.m. to 11 p.m WFAN—188.3 Me., Ckanael 282. 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. WW8C-FM-101.1 Me., Ctauel 288. 7 a.m. to 1 a.m. WGMS-FM—103.5 Me., Ckaaati 278. 6.25 a.m. to Midnight. WARL-FM—185.1 Me., Ckaaael 288. 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. OTCC-FM—188.3 Me., Ckuael 2*2. E a.m. to 9 p.m. MMAl-FM—187.8 Me., Ckaaati 21? . 8 a.m. te Midnight 6 McVicar Television Laboratories ’Conversion, small to large screen. ’Color conversion adapters. ’Guaranteed Repairs. Any make. *24-hr. Service inel. Sundays. Phone NO. 3859 RE. 1561 1406 P St. N.W. —. .. mtmm. D. C. Woman Doctor To Serve in Navy Lt. <jg> Mary V. Mclndoo, 34, of 7225 Blair road N.W., will be come the fourth Washington woman doctor to have served in the Navy, when she reports to the hospital at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station, HI. Dr. Mclndoo recently com pleted her in ternship at the hospital of the Woman's Med ical College of Penn sylvania. She joined the Naval Reserve ast October Dr- Mein***. >ecause of the Korean war and he world situation. She decided to become a doctor ifter serving as a civilian medical echnician with the Army in >uerto Rico early in World War I. Although she was a graduate >f the University of Indiana, she lad to enroll in Johns Hopkins Jniversity to take all the pre nedical subjects she missed. Dr. Mclndoo then entered the Women’s Medical College of Pennsylvania and received her nedical degree last year. After she finishes her Navy service, she plans to specialize in pediatric psychiatry. Dr. Mclndoo is the daughter of Or. and Mrs. Norman E. Mclndoo pf the Blair road address. He is a retired Government employe. The Navy now has 15 woman Ioctors on duty. They are serving in general hospitals and aboard hospital ships. The other three Navy woman doctors in Washing ton are now on inactive duty. d. FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? FASTEETH. an Improved powder to be sprinkled on upper or lower plates, holds false teeth more firmly In place. Do not slide, slip or rock. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. FAS TEETH Is alkaline fnon-acidi. Does not sour. Checks ‘plate odor" (denture breath). Get FASTEETH at any drug store. 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Name ___ | Address__ _ Pigeon Really Wears Glasses, Broadway Secretary Insists - ly the Associated Press NEW YORK, July 21.—There are all kinds of pigeons in New York—fat ones, thin ones, old ones, beggars and clowns. But there’s never been a pigeon before like the one over on Broad way. He wears glasses. That’s right, glasses—the kind you wear to see better. He showed up July 11 on the window sill of Selby L. Turner’s seventh-floor Broadway office. Mr. Turner, an insurance man, was dictating a letter. He stopped dictating, of course. He didn’t say anything at first. There just didn’t m stride. After all, you do see some pretty strange things on Broadway. “He’s quite amusing,” she said in a masterful bit of understate ment. The pigeon’s glasses aren’t just ordinary, horn - rimmed ones, either. They’re pince-nez — the old-fashioned kind that are pinched onto the nose by a spring rather than anchored by the ears. “He doesn’t wear them exactly where he would if pigeons wore glasses,” Mrs. Cassano explained seriously. “He holds them in his beak. But in such a way that he can peer through them with his ,eyes.” Mrs. Cassano hasn't had much luck telling friends about the piegon. “They don’t believe it,” she ad mitted. “But I’ve seen him.” gas brtjonf neat AUTHORIZED GAS OEALER Boilers, Furnaces, Water Heaters E. A. GASCH & SON WA. 3373 WA 6697 Dependable Service tor SB Yean * Lifetime Warranty Wotd tr Aluminum Garagts 10x20 i $395 12x20 $425 14x20 $495 20x20 $645 Add 6% In Aluminas f.a.k. yard EAST TERMS OTIS H1«-MI1 FENCES—STEEL AND WOOD Cottages—Cabin*—Utility Bldg*. GENERAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 1100 Jeff Davit Bwj Arllnctes. V» Open Sundays, I to A P.M. 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