Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1942 — Page 26
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TONIGHT 7:00—Baby Snooks, WIRE. 7:30—American Opera, WIBC. 8:00—Town Meeting, WISH. 8:30—Big Town, WFBM.
| Edward G. Robinson, hero of many a scredn gun battle, will ‘match wits with the Nazis again to- | au a night on the “Big Town” program at 8:30 over WFBM. As Steve Wilson, ace American newspaper m a n, Mr. Robinson and
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ture with a German master spy, Mr Robinson and Miss Munson are flying over the Mediterranean when their plane develops engine trouble. They spot a ship and of course it's the Nazis. The play develops around their escape from the vessel.
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Undefeated Ray “Sugar” Robinson will meet Marty Servo of the U. 8. coast guard tonight at New York's Madison Square Garden and the bout will be aired at 9 p. m. by WIBC. Servo has lost only one decision in his life, that one last year to Robinson. The fight is scheduled for 10 rounds with Don Dunphy announcing the blows as they fall. Bill Corum will insert the offstage color.
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” The world premiere of the opera “Tennessee's Partner,” by Quinto Maganini, will mark the fourth successive broadcast of Mutual's “First American Opera Festival,” at 7 o'clock tonight over WIBC. The young Oalifornian composer has based his opera on a short story by Bret Harte. It has been chosen by Alfred Wallenstein, director of the Opera Festival, as one of the seven most representative works. Hardesty Johnson heads the cast of performers.
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EFER R. 0.T. C. MEN | STUDYING MEDICINE
By Science Service WASHINGTON, May 28—Medical students who have completed advanced reserve officers’ training corps courses will have a chance to complete their medical course be-| fore being called to active duty, according to a war department an-| nouncement today. If they have been accepted as’ matriculants in an approved meti-| cal school, thev will be commis-
army and placed on deferred duty status: in the arm of service in which the| training was received rather than in the medical administrative corps.
before entering medical school ex-|
required to attend the service school | if the date of their entrance into medical school permits. If it does| not, they will be permitted to with=| draw from their R. O. T. ©. course contracts, will be commissioned as| second lieutenants in the medical administrative corps and will be
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GETS SWARTHMORE | DEGREE IN ABSENTIA
Bates Johnson, now in the armed | services, was one of four students to graduate in absentia from | Swarthmore college, Swarthmore, Pa. An economics major, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bates Johnson, 4115 N. Illinois st. He was an active member of the Mod-| eling and Sketching club and a frequent contributor to The Dodo, college literary magazine.
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