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The backwoods scouts of Arthur Godfrey will adjust ins and come up with more talent for the “Arthur God. = frey Talent Scout” show when the clock gets around eightish this evening. Godfrey wants every listener to become a talent scout and if your choice caresses the kilocycles with an entertaining hand, then you will get some gold for your trouble. The winner is determined by a palm reading machine in the studio and top talent gets to make guest appearances : on several CBS radio shows, dLast week's head man \ bh couldn't have been kicking around in the back woods Arthur Godfrey Spurl because he was only eight years of age and played the piano so well that he helped to make’ the first program one of the outstanding hits on the air, : !

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War. ” . u ” ” 7 | “Big Town” is playing drainage ditch fo society again this évening at 3. the Old Grand Hotel, and he ain’t there just to steal a little silver from | the pantry, either., Steve Wilson, editor: of the Tlinstrated Prese lots his paper go to the hot place while he. digs out the facts in “Final Payment.” Incidentally, if you see this guy, Smith, ne's a yokel wnat has a jail house shuffle, ‘a solitary complexion, and the jitters. In short, he's a sad looking character who looks like he just paid the first installment on his income tax. . . . ” ” » » The atmosphere of shoo-fly pie music on the American Melody Hour will not be disturbed a smidjiri this evening. Bob Hannon and Evelyn MacGregor move into a bunch of “pop” tunes in their usual fréé and easy manner at 6:30. Hanmon will barrelitone into “Adventure,” “The Gypsy” and “Sioux City Sue,” while Mac runs the scales on “I'd Be Lost Without You,” and “Surrender.” Pop can undrape his garters from his bobby sox and let 'em hang so he can get in the mood for the Knightsbridge Chorus yodel of “Down by the Old Mill Stream.” u a #8 # ; The “People’s Platform” will tack on another plank tonight at 10:30

as it winds up eight years and 400 broadcasts. Back in July, 1038, it).

started talking in terms of “all walks of American life.” Tonight a storm will % brewing over the Atlantic because of a London-to-Washington confab on “Can Socialism or Capitalism Promote a Better World Soclety?” : : “vy 8 "nn 8 ‘whe “Theater 0f Romance” lets love stuff only lead to bloodshed tonight at 7:30;~in presenting Bayard Veiller's novel, “The Trial of Mary Dugan.” = Louise Albritton, stage and screen femme, does most of the talking. Incidentally, Louise is the gal who is boss and homemaker for Charles Collingwood, CBS news analyst and reporter. I _only mention this to show Mrs. Travis that other wimmen help their husbands out financially now and then, She objects so to sawing a little kindling from time to time. LJ - » . . Another note about Art Godfrey: He has a lot of day on his regular morning show. The old chatterbox gets a big kick out of putting the bee on CBS stations who broadcast a commercial at the 15 minute mark in his show. At that time Art says something like “Just a minute while the announcer in New Orleans sells his listeners some ice cream.” A couple of people have written ‘in and want to know why Sam Sims sells Supersuds over WFBM at that particular spot, I've: checked with Sims and he says it is because people in Indianapolis would never think about eating ice cream until they've had their Super. Mrs. Travis hopes you've had yours, too,

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Marion county rabbits will go on|when ceilings were lifted, he com« ers’ st it feed prices con- | Plained, some dealers immediately 8. tury * > ke ard 1 pe boosted feed $10 a ton more. Some tinue their upward ‘rend. firms are ‘requesting more than $5 They'll eat alfalfa, hay and oats|q pundred pounds for feed that instead of commercial feed prepa-| previously sold for $3.25 a hundred rations if necessary. Of course, the polis nats OpA Mr. Doda sad. , er large feed companies have rabbits don't know about this yet. not yet announced any. post-OPA But they soon will under plans an- price hikes, however, he ‘conceded. DONcRy Koday by Robert Ms Poud, “Unless manufacturers and ests aan ounLY wholesalers hold this situation “Mr, Dodd said he h&d obtained down, we'll have to feed our rabpledges from virtually all embers! Pits more ¢onservatively,” said Mr. supporting a buyers’ strike )f feed Dodd. “We can raise them just prices . generally soar as high ‘as 8s good on hay like we did back those already placed in effect by|in the old days” some dealers, He also asserted’ he, He said that despite OPA's terwill call a meeting at which a state- | mination, rabbit meat prices have wide strike will be promoted. been hiked only six cents a pound He sald feed dealers were allowed|over the last three years to a

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