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ABBIE AN' SLATS

IN CIRCUSES

JF IT WEREN'T FOR THAT EXPLOSION

By Sciénce Service

{| CHICAGO, June 20.—Ome of the [report of the Journal of the Amer- |

ican Medical association here today DID YOU CATCH Fea " ANYTHING : /

war gases now

though, because she knows that he'll collect a pile of dough if he holds | some kinds of cancer and cancerout until his next birthday, so she does everything possible to keep him | : ; tid wk fram ] : : i iseases will be distributed free healthy. .If Mrs. Travis carried a doctor's kit around with her, I certainly |} ke diseas 1

wouldn't like it, I just don’t like to see her ruhning around With bags. [tO qualified institu

" » " » » ~ . The Federal Bureau of Investigation employees are a little old to

be playing hide apd seek, but it’s the old story of doing as the Romans

do when they come in contact with a gang of swindlers tonight at 7:30 in “FBI In Peace and In War.” The “peace” part, as usual, takes a walk.

- Evelyn

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the necessary

Jook mighty

” = = ” 5 TY PICKUP: Evelyn Knight, whom you can see has | equipment to

lovely

basking in the reflected sunlight on the Lanny Ross

Knight

that

Dolly,”

the

last week

When you gaze at the webbing around your speaker at

who, as Damon Runyan said,

mind having brought home to ber.”

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show each evening at 6 o'clock, has something more to sing about. After warbling one week at the spiffy Versailles in New York, people like her stuff so well ford ave, is the only Indianapolis managers pocketbook and doubled her engagement. jumped to tame a couple of plantin’ seasons ago by winding up “Grandfather's Clock” and “Dance

which she did with an up-braided hair-do. 6. visualize a gal delegate to a one-

eek educational iconference at | Murray Bay, Can- , ada, The confer“Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons,” keeps his sponsor happy again| oe will bb held tonight_at 6:30. News from a reliable source (I've been peekin’ at the ginning june script) has it that an actor who poses fo isoned in “The Case of the Unfinished Portrait." along about 6:40 and held until Mr. Keen appears on the

out Ev high-

With

“has the kind of face mother would not|W

yr commercial artists is po * The ham's wife will be nabbed

scene to show

why she couldn’t have throttled her husband out of the picture. As far as I know, the portrait never does get finished. A surrealist will probably display it next year.

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J.! C. Flippen, emcee. of ‘sThat's Life” which you can tune In at 9:30 tonight via CBS and WFBM, has more trouble packed into his

questions than there is in an atom bomb. Last week, he had school

kids on his show who told what they didn’t like about their teachers.

(Heaven help ‘em if the teachers were tuned in). He. also has inisbands tell why they are henpecked, wives tell what they don't like about

their

husbands,

a second lieutenant!

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other

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complaints

about

the old! | representative

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life In Bowes was

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[ fic investigations, through the com{mittee on growth of the National

Research Council, Dr

Cornelius P.

Maibucher Wins

Conference Trip

C. William Maibucher, 5549 Guil- |

ithe Penn

{to qualify as

26th

Other

Indiana

C. W. Maibucher

| delegates, mem- pi {bers of the Ray Patterson agency, | located in the Circle Tower, are {Hiram L. Logsdon, Evansville and

| Henry H. Handly, Shelbyville,

BABY WITH HEART ON OUTSIDE DIES

| LANCASTER, Pa., June 20 (U.P)

—A seven-pound baby girl born with

lits heart on the outside of its body | tatied to survive a delicate opera- |

That -doggoned airline that Gil Perry and Trigger Brett started on tion performed to restore the organ

a shoe-string awhile ago is still puttin’ along in fair shape, Somebody |i, its normal position.

is always horning in, so they'll hit some air-pockets shortly after 9

tonight that make things look pretty rough for awhile, A good big

chaw of their sponsor's gum, though, will batten down their digestive

tracts, and with that in control it's easy sailin’.

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The child was born to Mrs

Vala-

tine Stefly, 35, Maytown, a former Canadian army nurse, shortly after|

| noon yesterday. Three

: { hours later, CRYSTAL BALL STUFF: Another reminder that Household M-|aAtjee Jr., Lancaster, who once saved

Dr. John L

nance will present Stuart Erwin in a new comedy program at 5.30 0n|the life of a man by removing his

Thursdays starting one week from tonight. He's proprietor of the “Wel- 1 1 aart and sewing up a knife wound name to Harry Frank Dziewi-

come Arms” and that's one thing you|

apartment

house in

the script

can't get with two co-signers—an apartment, that is.

LJ »

Dick Jaymes, who sells Auto-Lite products for wheeled vehicles, takes a trip down the Mississippi tonight with Helen Forrest, “One Finger” Jenkins and the musical crew. Thel “Waitin’ for the Robert E. Lee,” probably featdring an obligatto on the : elaghorn, If you're missing Bing, who used to sing at 8 on Thursdays, sometimes

r, operatic farce is called |

operated on the child.

| It died an hour after the opera-

| tion,

OLEOMARGINE MIXTURE

WASHINGTON called

— Oleomargarine, bull-butter by

you. can get Dick at the same time (another network), and he sounds cowmen, is prepared by treating a a little like Bing did when Bing had hair and only two sons.

By now vou must be firmly convinced that s

tedng to make a living. Let's just keép the secret between us,

mixture of a vegetable oil and milk;

|cottonseed, coconut, soybean and ome people will do any- [other oils may be used; diacetyl en-

|hances the butter-like flavor,

|treatment hut the change is temp-

}

POLS

THE JUNIOR HiGH WOULD'VE COLLAPSED) SOON, ANYWAY, PLACING ME AS THE BUILDER IN A NASTY POSITION ! BUT NOW I'LL EARN THE GRATITUDE

SCOUNDREL RESPONS/BLE ¥ FOR THE EXPLOSION!

Rhoads, chairman, announces in a |

NANCY

So far, 160 patients suffering from nN»

cancer and cancer - like diseases |

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rT (re?) have been treated with one or the \/~ other of two nitrogen mustards, / vd Dr. Rhoads reports. The compounds have been studied at Yale, the University of Chicago, the University of Utah and Memorial haspital in New York City with the co-opera-tion of the Chemical Warfare Service. The nitrogen mustards are not a cure for such cancerous diseases as have been -studied, Dr. Rhoads states

BRAND OF CIGARETTES?

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1948 by United Fuaters Syndicate ine rights reserved

~ ERNE * BUSHMULLERS

ALLEY OOP

Large Doses Harmful

They are injurious to many kinds! of body tissue when given in large enough doses. Chief poisonous ef- | fect is on blood formation. Tumors or cancers grow smaller | when these chemicals are used in

orary and rarely lasts more than several months. Patients with Hodgkin's disease improve: but relapse within two weeks to a few months. Yurther treatment may again bring improvement but for a shorter pe- | riod.

| } disap-

Results in leukemia are pr oY iN { pointing, it appears. ‘In one kind 3 + E &V \ - of lymphosarcoma the nitrogen gf | [7 lea ~—

BUT STARS! rt

THAT TIME

ALL RIGHT!

wa) (WHassa MATTER With 3 ITTITN (Now ME 77 MY GOSH, I WORKS / LANT SEE NOTHIN' A THEY GOT OVER W TH' PUNK, Naas

mustards seem to help but so does radiation treatment, In any active, extensive cancerous condition which has not been controlled by other treatment, experimental use of the nitrogen mustards — , is ‘probably justified, Dr. Rhoads = states. In one kind of cancer of the lung, limited experience with one of the nitrogen mustards has been |. favorable enough to encourage further trials,

WHAT WOULD You DO IF I DID LET YOU USE THIS LOT, SON 2

SOUNDS: BETTER? RHINELANDER, Wis, June 20 (U. P.).—Raymond Frank Dziew:antkowskl filed a petition®in circuit court yesterday to shorten his

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

WE'RE THINKING OF A DOUGHNUT SHOP FOR. MRS.

KANE |

n( Eat-itorially Speaking,

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ALWAYS AHEAD

Corn meal -1 Baking spda-1V/

"BOSTON BROWN BREAD

Rye flour-sifted -1 cup

Salt-1 teaspoon

Graham Mour-1 cup teaspoons Molasses-3/4 cup

$ buttermilk-2 cups . Mix and sift rye flour, corn meal, soda, salt; stir in Dick Stone graham flour. Mix liquids, add to dry ingredients, ‘stirring well, Fill well greased molds 24 full, place greased covers on molds, steam 2 to 3 hours de-

pending upon size. Remove covers, bake in 350° oven about 15 minutes, or until the tops are dry.

THATS WONDERFUL--=

BUT MATERIAL IS HARD TO GET!

TAKE A LETTER. TO MY WIFE ~=em | ‘DEAR MRS. MCGOOSEY : OUR. * (TTER- BUG SON IS BEGINNING TO HOW PROMISE OF / BUSINESS MAN SOME DAY f#

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