Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 August 1943 — Page 19

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PAN-AMERICA gets a hearing yen as ‘‘stranger-than-fiction” ghdclights in the life of Simon Bolivar, the South American chempion of freedom, are featured by John Nesbitt on his “Passing Parade” | over WIRE at 8:30. Carmen Dragon poain will conduct ths musical in-| teriudes.

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erator, # & =» TONIGHT'S PRIZE for the servicemen who define correctly the tricky words on “Noah Webster Says” will be a BA 3 collective date : | with Kitty Kallen, Jimmy Dor- | sey’s vocalist, after the show. Haven MeQuatrie, quiz master of the program, offers the words sent in by listening audience. an : addition to e ; prizes of War Kitty Kallen

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wood, where Kitty is currently singing with the Dorsey bunch. Final judge of the definitions will be Dr. Charles F. Lindsley of Occidental college.

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Richard Himber and his orchestra from Camp Hale, Pando, Colo, WISH at 8:30.

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