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IT WILL be graduation night for Jack Lucal when he takes his seat

with the other “Quiz Kids” at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow on WISH. He will be 16 years old on his birthday Wednesday and thereafter will not be eligible to compete on the program. Harry F. Pillman of Chicago, 12 years old, will be the newcomer. He has a particular flair for chemistry, spelling and literature and is =n expert on civilian defense matI'S.

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