xxx Jeep Defends The Allisons' Honor NBC from Disc

In just a moment here my son, Jeep, first a few moments to tell you of a special program to be broadcast this Sunday. For nearly three years, NVC Newsmen at Home and Overseas have recorded both the scenes of real battle at the front in Korea and the Battle of Diplomacy at the United Nations. All the sounds and voices have been edited into a special full-hour program.

The result titled, Three Years of Korea is an Important Program, a program we all should here. Listen for three years of Korea on this station Sunday. Now stay tuned for My Sun Jeep on NBC.

Good evening. This is Jeeps Father Dr. Allison bringing you the weekly news from Grove Falls. This week I'm afraid our whole script deals with fisticuffs but please don't lead to the wrong conclusions. I'm not going around sporting a black eye or a bloody nose. I'm still all in one piece, perfectly content to leave the honor of the family in the capable hands of

my pint-sized Dempsey, my young exponent of the manly art of self-defense, my son Jeep. Yes, it's my son Jeep, the bright and warm-hearted adventures of the Allison family of Grove Falls, transcribed by the National Broadcasting Company, and starring Donald Cook as doc, with young Martin Houston as unpredictable, irresistible, ten-year-old Jeep Allison.

I hope that over the past several months since you've met us, you haven't got the idea that Jeep is a little angel in disguise. Nothing could be further from the facts. He squabbles with his friends and he gets his quota of lumps and bruises.

Usually I maintain a hands-off policy, usually. But not long ago, I was over at the hospital and Barbara Miller, my receptionist, was alone in my office. Come in. Dr. Allison in. I'm sorry he's out on his rounds would you like to make an appointment?