The Mercury from Pottstown, Pennsylvania • Page 8

ON THE AIR TUESDAY MORNING llonr 7 8 il .45 KYW NBC 1060 BUI JacS Jacfc Reporter Jack Sens: Jack Pjlc Ruth Welles 1 1 Undlihr WCAU CBS 1210 Rural Dlseit Joha Kens Here's Harvey Here's Hold the Phone WFIL ABC 560 and Rise and Neai: Weathei Rise and Rie and Shine Mornlni Extra Brcakliit Club WIP MBS 610 Di-rn Patrol Mac Comedy News: SUo Mac News Mac Gabriel Heatter Kitchen 10 11 Kitchen Club Happy Carks Welcome Trav Bob Hope To Be Married Strike Rich PhraM Second Chance Cinderella Weekend Women Only Your Be 1 Arthur Arthur Godfrey Women Only Rosemary My Story Streets When Girl Weds The Little Show Turn to Friend PACE FOURTEEN TUESDAY. 23. 1953 IT'S QUEER BUT TRUE Famous Keys Wax Ladles Fair Queen a Day AFTERNOON 12 1 Bob 3eiion Ann ift Ruth Welles Wendy Warren Aunt Jennv Helen Trent Our Gil Sunday Road or Ma Dr. Malone Guldlns LUht Jack Bcrch Toda's Tops Mr. Lucky" Mary Joass Curt Massey Eddie Fisher News Weather Happlneis Mary Wonderful City 2 Jack- us! 3 -W Road Life -34 1 Pepper Youac Happiness 4 Wire Dallas Wlddcr 11 Itnn.v 5 2 Jus: Plain Bill Front Pace Far'U Jones Doctor's Wife.

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2200 Member F. D. I. C. THE OLD HOME TOWN by STANLEY or so FAST, BOS ALWAYS WAIT TILL THE 7 HUBBr FUMBLING FOR BEFORE: Try and Stop Me -By BENNETT CERF- rPALLULAH BANKHEAD once acquired a playful lion cub A as a pet: She called it "Winston Churchill" and--strong men quailed when it came around for a romp.

W. C. bit Noel Coward's hand. When Coward cried bloody murder, Tallu contemptuously silenced him with, "Don't be a spoil-sport! Winston is just teething." When a man is enjoying 1 a lucky streak, nothing can stop him. Bridge expert Oswald Jacoby dropped into the Brook' lyn clubhouse for a little game one steaming day and noted with surprise that Dodger pitcher Carl Erskinc played one difficult hand with the skill of a professional bridge expert.

"In fact," says Jacoby, "he made one extra trick that would have eluded many top pros." The rubber over. Erskine said. "It's my turn on the mound today." He thereupon went out and pitched a no-hit game. Copyright, 1955. by Bennett Ccrf.

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