Tom & Jerry Comics (December 1954), #125

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Washday Whiskers

Storyline: Jerry and Tuffy use a sleeping Tom’s whiskers as a clothesline.

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A Dog House for the Birds

Storyline: Droopy's failed doghouse makes a fine birdhouse.

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TV from a Distance

Storyline: Droopy can’t afford a TV, but does the next best thing.

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The Big Birdhouse

Storyline: Forbidden by Uncle Barney to build a treehouse, Fuzzy and Wuzzy build a huge, bear-sized birdhouse for Pete the Pelican.

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Southern Fried Penguin

Storyline: Charlie's cousin, Cuthbert Coyote, angrily lectures Charlie on how any "self-respectin' coyote [should] be chasin' chickens" instead of squirrels and prairie dogs. Enter Ashley Wilkes Penguin, a lost and excentric escapee from a southern zoo, who is wandering the desert while trying to find his way to the South Pole - and whom Charlie believes to be a chicken. Can Wuff and Sammy keep the overly-obliging gentlemanly penguin out of Charlie's hungry clutches?

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Rowboat Rivalry

Storyline: Pop takes over Flip and Dip's rowboat, naming himself captain.

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Cat and Mouse Cleaning

Storyline: When the housekeeper takes ill, Tom assumes her chores in order to get in her good graces. Jerry and Tuffy follow suit, with both cat and mice hastily cleaning while sabotaging the other's efforts. Will the housekeeper get any bed rest with a cleaning war going on downstairs?

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Gooseneck Lamp

Storyline: Jerry and Tuffy try to sleep in a chicken coop, but are kept awake by a pesky goose.

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Bertie Bird Gives a Warning

Storyline: Bertie issues warnings to all the animals that man has entered the forest.

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Pup School

Storyline: To break Tyke of following little Mike to school, Spike starts a school for neighborhood pups.

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Attention All Children and Moms and Dads Too!
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Droopy’s Christmas Stocking

Storyline: Droopy uses a multi-pocketed shoe-holder as his Christmas stocking.

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