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Air Wives
Mrs. Jack Owens (Helen): Lots of Breakfast Club wives write Jack
and ask him how I feel about his singing to all those women in the studio every morning. Well, with the manpower shortage, I think we should all he willing to share our husbands — that is, with reservations, of course. He can sing to all the ladies he wants to, but he better catch the 5:20 home to me and the kids every afternoon!
MTS. Jack Baker (Polly). At the present writing Jack is quite a
homebody here in Springfield, Mo. Naturally, he is crazy about our new baby, and I must admit, I am too. Don used to kid Jack so much about his big appetite. He still has it, but now he has to think of the baby too — so, as soon as he is through eating his fourth helping of chicken he always asks, “Has the baby been fed yet?” Isn’t that sweet?
Ml*S. Saill Cowling (Bril). Some Breakfast Clubbers might be inclined to think, from listening to my husband on the air, that he is silly. And others might think he is as silly at home as he is on the Breakfast Club. I would like to dispell this theory. Sam is not as silly at home as he is on the air. He is much sillier.
Mrs. Harry ko^m (i\aOmi). I am very proud of the musical
prowess of my husband, but very few people realize that Harry was a fine violinist before he became a leader. However, he has never ad¬ mitted that he plays second fiddle at home. Well, who am I to argue with a musician?