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(Washington, DC). 1941-12-16 Bedtime Stories SCORCHY SMITH (All kinds of comics—for everybody—in The Sunday Star’s colored comic section.) —By Frank Robbins Program Decembre 16, 1941 Radio By THORNTON W. BURGESS. /that leave? it up Last-minute in radio sometimes reach changes programs For a week Jerry Muskrat contin- 10 ME TO GET LEE OUT The Star too late correction that )or dag. ued to find good things to eat at OF THIS' I CAN USE L-P.M.-WMAl, 630k.- WRC, 980k. -WOL, 1,260k.-WJSV, 1,500k.- several of his favorite eating places, OF THESE... JL 12:00 News—Betty Randall News—Jane Eyre 'John B. Hughes Kale Smith Speaks things of which he was very fond, Jane luncheon Music Sister 12:15 Betty Randall’s Party Eyre—Music Big and which had been put there by 12:30 [Farm and Home Devotions News—John Agnew Helen Trent the who visited the Laugh- 12:45 Farm, Home— B'kge Red River Valley Close Your Eyes DuH3al Sunday stranger Brook and the Smiling Pool 1:00 Farm and Home__Sports Page Life Is Beautiful ing 1:15 Between Bookends Tony Wons Government Girl 'Woman in White every day. At first, as you know, 1:30 Ear Teasers Mary Mason Front Page Farrell [Right to Happiness Jerry had been very suspicious. He 1:45 War News Mason Road of Life _'News—Mary Sports Page had feared a trap of each of those 2:00 jU. 5. Army Band Light ot the World Young Dr. Malone where the things were. " " places good " ’’ Man Jordan 2.15 j |The Mystery Joyce a " " But he had found no trace of 2 30 .Into the Light [Valiant Lady Fletcher Wiley " " of the week 2 45_ Care of Aggie Horn 'Grimm s Daughter Kate Hopkins trap, and by the end of 3:00 'Orphans of Divorce Against the Storm News—Sports Page Elinor Lee he had ceased to think traps 3:15 Hill Perkins Sports Page [News for Women at all. (Honeymoon jMa " 3:30 John's Other Wife [Guiding Light Community Chest The result was that now Jerry 3 Just Plain Bill Vic and Sade 45_ [ thought of nothing but the good LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE (More of Orphan Annie’s thrilling adventures in the colored comic section of The Sunda* Star.) —By Harold Gray 4:00 News—Club Matinee Backstage Wife News—Sports Page Records ot Week things to eat and scrambled up on 415 [Club Matinee [Stella Dallas Sports Page the bank and the old log which lay ^ WHAT? NO! A 30 [ 'Lorenzo Jones The Johnson Family Nancy Dixon in the water, as carelessly as r H r n f \( ] partly ■ MV RIBS ( ; VOULL^ THEN ru. GO DOKT GO* 4:45 istar Flashes—Ship Young Widow Brown Boake Carter Mark he had been in the habit of doing f EH? OH, HELLO. [ OH, ) GOOD? Hawley_ ANNIE-- SORRY-- =: DON'T HURT HAROLV I BE TIP-TOR E ON INTO TH CITY- hm-m-i mean. before the His *5:00 'Clipper Ship When a Girl Marries Sports _Mary Marlin stranger appeared. I WAS AT ALL ANV AGAIN BUT IT WAS WHY MCTT STAY " GUESS J MORE. one was to those good — 1 5:15 Portia Faces Life News and Music The Goldbergs thought get OF EVEN WHEN I IN NO , AWFUL NICE O' TILL WAR0OCK6 | " THINKING " the so thoughtfully 5:30 I We, the Abbotts Jack Armstrong The 0 Neills things stranger SOMETHING ELSE- =T BREATHE REAL l TIME i YOU TO LET ME GETS BACK. left there for him. No longer was N 5 45 Tom Mix Musicade__Capt. Midnight_ Just Entertainment_ HOW DO THOSE THIS AT LEAST? he troubled by any uncomfortable 6:00 Rogers—M. Beatty (News— Musicade Sports Resume P. Sullivan—News I RtBS FEEL? ^STAY LONG-y suspicions. ^^^DEEP- 615 Lum and Abner [Musicade Civilian Def. Report of Broadway jVoice is the 6:30 News and Music Eric Sevareid “I don't believe that this (Variations [Baukhage—Michael Mink and r~rm-rfl 6 45 Lowell Thomas Musicade_Syncopation jThe World Today_ trapper of whom Billy Bobby Coon warned me,” thought 7:00 Aces Pleasure Time Fulton Lewis, jr. [Amos and Andy Easy j Jerry. ‘‘It must have been some 7:15 Mr. Keen of the World Here’s Lanny Ross [News Morgan—Ring one else wno set mose naps iut and Allen Yours Helen Menken 7:30 Dream House Confidentially a I " [Burns " Billy Mink. This is friend. 7.45 ! of Sports | _Inside "_”_ don’t know’ why he takes so much Hour ! Johnny Presents Richard Eaton Missing Heirs interest in me and me all ~8700~ Treasury " brings 8 15 I Fixit these good things, and I don’t care. " I [Mr. 8 30 ! [Treasure Chest [Grab Bag Bob Burns I hope he'll keep right on bringing " " " " " " 8 45 | | I Burns—Elmer Davis me apples, carrots and such things. Famous Trials Battle of the Sexes Gabriel Heatter We. the People They certainly do taste good to me. ~9:00 Jury " 9:15 I News and Music Yes. siree, they certainly taste good 9 30 N. B. C. Symphony Fibber and Molly Marching Men Songs Report to Nation to me." " " 9- _”_| _1___7_Z Sometimes the stranger came early 45_ he MOON MULLINS (Lmlh at Moon Mullins on Sundays, ton, in the colored comic section.) —By Frank Willard 10:00 j Bob Hope Raymond G. Swing Glenn Miller's Orch. in the morning and sometimes " came late the afternoon. 10.15 _I 'Spotlight Bands Rep. 0. Youngdahl in Always he left for and 10:30 Hillman and Clapper Red Skelton & Co. Defense Reporter Music for Moderns something Jerry DENY IT, was These /DON'T YOUNG > 10-.45 Sentimental Modern Melodies News of Jerry very grateful. Songs — j__ World_ I feasts saved him a lot of time and mJ MAN- SAN YOU HIT THAT News News and Music s Or. Arch McDonald >' Til0O~ ^ews—Shand trouble hunting for food. It gave KAYO IP, NEW NEIGHBOR BOY/ Music You Want Glee Club Terry Shand's Or. 7\ 1M5 on S [Illinois him more time to work his house " " Or. Goodman's Or. / COME HERE 1130 Layton Bailey's News—Bundy's Or. Benny it 1 *' and make ready for winter. Jerry Rudy Bundy's Or. i 114S _| had a feeling that the winter was l THIS INSTANT/ ) 12 00 News~Qr7hestras News, Mus. All Night Or.; News,- D. Patrol News, Mus. All Night going to be a hard one. and he intended to be fully prepared for EVENING STAR FEATURES. WRC. 11:15—Program by the Illinois Uni- it. So he worked hard making the Men's Glee Club. roof and walls of his house thicker Star Flashes- Latest news with Bill Coyle, versify 45 than usual and his tunnels twite daily: WMAL. 10:30 a m. and 4 p.m. making SHORT WAVE pooftRAMSPROGRAMS, in the banks of the Pool Our Freedoms: The senior high school senes Smiling to- and so that no matter how hard the sn Americas democratic rights; WMAL, SYDNEY. 4 55-News commentary: winter might be he would be quite at 11:30 a m. VLQ, 11.88 meg., 25.2 m. morrow j comfortable. THE EVENING'S HIGH LIGHTS. LONDON, 5 55 p.m —News Analysis: GSC, Jerry so lost all fear of the Allen: Grade sends 9.58 meg., 31.3 m.; GSD, 11.75 meg., 25.5 WRC 7 30—Bums and stranger that sometimes he would m': GSL- 611 me« ■ 49'’ , Christmas gift. work when he knew cm' L ,, 77 that the Hour: Master of BERLIN, 6:00—News in DJD. 11.77 WMAL 8 00—Treasury English: stranger was watching him. How- and in- 25.4 m.; DZD. 10:54 28.4 m.; reremonies is Franchot Tone, guests meg., meg ever, he always took care to see Bill Robin- 9.57 31.3 m. elude Hildegarde, Hattie McDaniel, DXZ, meg.. that the stranger had no gun with 12 11- 11 ■ Victor Moore and 6:45—News in RNE, **»*■■' ■ ■ — ■ ». ■ mi11 ■ ■■■■■■■■ ■■ i.ityr i„ ■» son, Marcel Hubert, Zorina, MOSCOW, English: him. Had the stranger had a gun 25 m William Gaxton. meg.. Jerry would at once have been sus- TARZAN (Hoop up uitk Tartan's tkrillin* adventures in the colored comic section of The Sunday Star.) —By Edgar Rice Burroughs WINX 8 30_Kilsoo h’aan of the Smo- BERLIN, 7:15 p.m.—Berlin Philharmonic,; picious and would have kept out Eastern 11.77 25.4 m.; DZD, 10.54 Korean People s League, discusses Far DJD. meg., meg., of sight. As it was, he would keep m.: 9.57 31.3 m. developments. 28.4 DXZ, meg., right on working until the stranger Mont- 7:15—Canada Calls from London: WJSV, 9 00_We, the People: Robert LONDON, left, and then hurry over to see 11.75 gomerv,’now serving as naval attache in Lon- GSC, 9.58 meg., 31.3 m.; GSD, meg what he had left for him. Jerry don- Margaret Bourke-White, ace photographer 25.5 m„- GSL, 6.11 meg., 49.1 m. was very happy and quite without just' returned from Russia: Henry C. Wolfe, BUDAPEST. 8 00—News in English: HAT4, fear He had found another real commentator on Far Eastern affairs. 9.12 meg 32.8 m. friend. yypr 9 00—Battle of Sexes: Magazine TOKIO. 8:05—News in English: JLG4, 15.10 writers" teamed against four Ziegfeld girls. meg., 19 8 m.; JZJ, 11.80 meg. 25.4 m. WMAL 9 00—Famous Jury Trials: Another BERLIN, 8:15—News in English: DJD, 11.77 POINTS FOR 28.4 m.,- PARENTS case historv from the law courts.
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