The continued war time propaganda continues as Gildy deals with the need to apply for a ration book that will get him more privileges. Does he actually need it, since…
Plaster statues have been getting smashed, but the man who Clark took to the police was killed in his cell. Going back to the shop, Clark talks to Mr Donelli,…
A simple matter like Thanksgiving gets complicated when it involves the anderson's. For a play, Kathy hams it up to read her poem she wrote at school. Her poem won…
Taking over as announcer for this special Thanksgiving episode, Jimmy Olsen is joined by Superman with a word on Thanksgiving as the only original American holiday, and to remember the…
A letter of introduction lands on Gildy's desk. It's from an old college chum who he idolized. Brinkerhoff was the big man on campus, all American football player, and his…
The cast joke about rationing, especially in regards to car pooling, sharing rides, taking mass transit, and turning in tires to be re-capped. Both funny, and educational on how the…
A baffling mystery begins to weave itself as Perry White is well enough to leave the hospital and return home. Has a lunatic broken to smash a plaster statue? The…
Worrying over the monthly bills, Gildersleeve decides that one way to cut down on expenses is to stay home, and not go running out in the evenings. How will the…
Though Leroy comes home with bad grades on his report card, Marjorie manages to calm her uncle. Realizing that his own boyhood grades weren't always as good as they could…
Not wanting his son, Chris, to follow in his footsteps, a carnival barker has worked hard to save up for a college fund. When Chris shows up at the carnival,…