First Song-Swanee

Fade out Gary Moore and David Kirby. And Fade in Rosemary Cooney and Ben Crosby. I forgot my man tan on evenly. Oh, you're a dog. I've been away from you a long time. Never thought I'd miss you so.

Somehow I feel your love was real. I'm here you along the bend. The birds are singing it is sometimes The banjo strumming soft and low I know that you yearn for me to swan You're calling me Love you how I love you my dear old swan I'd give the world to thee Among the folks in the eye,

Claiming through my manly way, praying for me, Down by the morning, the folks up north, Gotta see me no more, when I go to Coming back to Swannay, oh, manly, Little manly, I'm by the Swannay, The folks of North will see me no more when I go to this morning.

Yeah, tonight! Bull story of President Kennedy's wartime experiences. The only authentic account appearing exclusively in this week's Saturday evening post. Time, World War II. Place aboard the PT boat 109, commanded by young Lieutenant John F. Kennedy on patrol in the South Pacific.

Suddenly the PT boat is rammed and cut into by a Japanese destroyer, alone in a flinging sea eleven Americans, struggled to survive. You'll be thrilled by the heroism of Lieutenant Kennedy and how he kept up his men's morale and the nightmare swim across enemy waters to an island beach surrounded by japs.

How did Kennedy help these brave men survive? Read the terrific story in this week's Saturday Evening Post. Get your post today. Goodbye! This side!

Places last night, bang, and got a great idea. I don't tell me you're going to raise a beard.