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BY THE WAY, HORACE -- WERE YOU THINKING OF

ME OR YOURSELF?!

without three squares a day, and the producers don't intend to treat it as such. Time and Life are reported to have had their reporters on the job for the past several weeks collecting facts, figures and eye-witness ac-

counts to show the terrible need. The March of Time staff of 80 mem- |

bers has been brought out of “retirement” to hit hard and often on the theme. They intend to show the effect famine can have on America and tp our future security. The show is being billed as one of the best special broadcasts of the year. Lester Vail, director, and the two writers, Finis Far ” » ” » » s

r and Paul Milton. |

Robert Young, who went more than mildly nuts a couple of weeks

ago. as kingbee on the “Suspense” thriller, has a definite change of heart tonight. He's going to be humanity's little helper by doing nothing but nice, constructive things for people as the top man in “Green Light. That's the fourth in the series featuring the good deeds of the medical profession to be played at Encore Theater, Operating time is 8:30. » » » » u =» It'll be high time for sigh time when Peter Lawford kicks the dialogue around at 7:20 on “Theater of Romance.” This fellow is the same yokel as the one who just polished off a guest appearance with Kate Smith last Friday. Mrs. Travis says I shouldn't. speak so disrespectfully about the guy since he's the latest thing out in swoons designed to.tug at the girls’ heart strings. She says that wimmen just throw themselves at his feet. That must make walking awfully lumpy. 8 8 8 ¥ 8 8 1 don’t see how Steve Wilson ever has time to get a newspaper out. He's always poking that ink-sodden schnozzola of his into everybody's

business around “Big Town.” Now take tonight at 7 for instance. Steve

has a few seconds to spare so he gets all involved in “The Forgotten

Hour.” There's a mighty sweet young thing who can’t remember what |

she did for a certain sixty-minute period. It's fairly important, too, because during that time a man is given the business end of a revolver, But Steve'll find out what cooks because his paper is hard up for headlines now that the Louis-Conn ruckus is out of the way. wu # “® 8 8

Baritone Bob Hannon sings several popular ballads on “American | Melody Hour.” He's hob-nobbing with the common peeple tonight at, 6:30 for “There's No Ore But You” and “I Don't Know Enough About, | vou,” for a starter. Evelyn MacGregor is very serious about the whole thing because she gets romantic and comes back with “In the Moonmist.” | Other people hitting the sharps will be Kathleen Carnes, Glen Cross |

and the Knightsbridge Chorus. n "n ” ” ” " pown in Washington (I say that because it seems that everybody is looking “down” on Washington these days) a couple of Congressmen are probably scouting the landscape for king-sized pebbles to toss at each other tonight at 9:30. That's when Larry Lesueur has two legislators with different ideas infor tea on “Open Hearing” to express their views on important subjects of the day. It's one of the best of its kind on the air, with nary /a commercial since CBS foots the bill. u ” ” " ” " The Hooster Farm Circle is plantin’ a new crop of hayseed and barley this week at 12:30. Forrest E. Abbott, chief butter and egg man at the Marion County Agricultural Agency, will speak each Monday from now on from his office on topics of interest to farmers. Harry Martin, WFBM staffer, will also talk nothing but weather for five minutes each day. He'll make a technicolor production out of it by giving weather reports throughout the country as well as five days ahead here in Indiana, if you plan a picnic session for Friday, for instance, listen to Harry. CL a “ wu - 4 Art Linkletter and his “House Party” gang are now back in Hollywood after galavanting around all over the country. If you listen in ‘tomorrow at 3 you'll hear engaged couples in the audience bill and con—

today it's coo, after they sign the pact then comes the bill. Special stunt

, | Big listening news tonight will be a special broadcast by the March | of Time at 8 on the food shortage called, “Hunger Faces the World." | This is the spot formerly held by Inner Sanctum, who donated its final summer spot for the Time show before calling it quits. A lot of work | has gone into the production to make it interesting, hard hitting and | authentic. It's no joke that millions throughout the world are going

Trying to make it so will be the job of |

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veteran wanted to buy was part of every other provision in the bill

|dis said, and the load will cost| [the taxpayers of the state $95,978, | | 288. {

|add to our multi-billion-dollar na-| : {tional debt for the benefit of any, ywoiter Russell ing “Four Free-

YOUR G.I. BILL OF RIGHTS. . . By Douglas Larsen

Veterans Must Be Qualified

To Receive Federal Benefits

WASHINGTON, June 25.—A group'a reservation which was owned by, of Osage Indians from Oklahoma the tribe as a whole. It was legally who are veterans recently protested impossible for any one man to get that the veterans’ administration! title to a specific lot, had ruled that they weren't eligible Loan Available | for the benefits of the GI bill of, If the man had wanted to buy rights. This charge is heard fre- any land which was for sale or| quently from veterans who are open for homesteading, he could members of special groups. ® | have gotten the loan to buy it or One case pointed out by the In- would have been able to exercise dians concerned a .veteran who his priority for homesteads, VA had tried to get a loan for the says purchase of a lot guaranteed and It was discovered the Indian who had been turned down. Another was “unable” to get the subsistence case concerned a boy who claimed in order to attend college had not he couldn't get the subsistence due been admitted to a: college. Every him to go to college. veteran must be enrolled in a school | The veterans’ administration | before being eligible for subsistence ‘points out ‘that Osage Indians are payments. entitled to all the GI benefits, VA' His being eligible for the GI claims there is a difference between benefits is no guarantee that the being eligible for the GI npene- vet will be able to exercise all his |

‘fits and being able to qualify under rights under the GI bill, Practically |

the various sections of the GI bill, every benefit requires the veteran Regarding the Indian who was to have special qualifications turned down on his application to| This applies to education, loan buy a lot, VA claims the land the guarantees, retraining and almost

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LANDIS CITES COST ‘Powerful Living’ | OF LOAN TO INDIANA, Sublect of Talks

Times Washington Bureau architect and scientist, will’ speak | WASHINGTON, June 25.—Rep. on “Powerful Living" next week | Gerald Landis (R. Ind) declared in Indianapolis. { today the British loan will cost the people of his district $7,977,560 and will cost Indianapolis $10,812,760

and Evansville $2,606,344 Indiana's share of the national debt now is $6,855,592.000, Mr, Lan- |

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Mr. Russell will give his addresses Sunday, July 6 and 7, at 8 p. m ! at the Woman's Department ciuo He drew the “ plans for several] New York build- | ings and execut-| ed many famous sculptures includ- |

“It is a crime that anyone would |

foreign country,” he said, and doms” and the added that “from conversations in| “Mark Twain Group.”

’[the Republican cloakrooms” he and; He holds the theory that “pow- | ‘| his: colleagues had “found out $3,-| erful living can come only from

750,000,000 is a lot of money.” comprehension of each person's re- | Mr. Landis said cost of the loan lation to God, to man and the uni-| to principal counties in Indiana verse. : ' will be Marion, $12,786,732; Allen, He presents this approach to life |

for the week is to find the “Oldest Newlyweds" in the studio. They, $4.335.324; = Lake, $8,081,024; St in his lectures, explaining that | must be over age 50, The winners are to get a refrigerator, Vitamins | Joseph, $4,535,076, and Vander- through its application he has |

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