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Although it'll be a homemade pin cushion that jabs you in “Sus-

: is name down in your mental notebook as a “Mr, Big” of the future plots on the fire that are slated to hatch in the fall at-

tion tonight at 7:30. She'll sing “Ain't Misbehavin’ ” and one that just rolled off the presses entitled “My . Sugar Is So Refined.” In addition to her wel] granulated voice will be Mark Warnow and the orchestra in a special arrangement of the morning after melody “Dark Eyes." The Lyn Murray chorus will get to- : gether for a cozy session of “Stars and Stripes.” DraNan Wynn matic bit telling how bright the Army is, deals with rocket research by Army Ordnance, and the development of defense methods against atomic missiles.

1 » LJ ® n ” » Mr. Keen is an aggravating fella. He's always going around and digging up skeletons that somebody has misplced accidentally on rr. After the “Tracer of Lost Persons” locates the missing corpse, he proto tle a little string around the neck of the murderer in order the won't be so forgetful the next time. If this type of fun to you, you can help Mr. Keen make little marks on his tracing this evening at 6:30, -

- ~ » ” ” n pa According to the party line Stuart Erwin is slated to have familiar aches in “Phone Again Finnegan” tonight at 9:30. The manager of e Arms Apartments finds himself mixed up in the. housing shortpetit ug He has an approach that makes Mr, Milquetoast a chest thumper

ihe corner there just happens to be Harry Stewart and Ashmeade jostt, the fellows who write the thing. ”

n » ” n ” ck on July 4, a 2!¢-year-old kid exploded with so much knowledge he had Hobby Lobby on its ear. He could play plano, sing, read — 8, kick around mathematical problems, and name the Presidents of U. S. Tonight he’s on for a repeat at 8:30, His name is Jerrard JenBridgeport, Conn., and he has so many facts in his noggin that he the Quiz Kids look dumb enough to be grown-ups by comparison. . was a featured dancer in the “Great Waltz” musical while i 18 the | tellow he a up he equipment for the Bikini bomb - rman, ere, that egcupation of pr explains it. Wonder why it didn’t work pAb, vivir ah ” is the Price of cue sticks. : n »

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And what does he want ...? Glory?. Power?

‘Twas ever thus with politics, m’boy.* Or friends on the Council will need a day or two to get behind the O'Malley plan. To build a stately city of canvas— | want. no honors. No plaques.’ A dinner perhaps.

—By Al Capp

1 DEMAND TO SEE THE WE INSTITUTION AT ONCE!

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pense” at 7 this evening, the plot is just as sharp and to the point as an impafted b. Reason for the homicide touch is that the yarn is t a regular voice on the show, who gets into difficulty of me kind every week. He'll he the star tonight in his own booking and calling the bit of business “Can’t We Be Friends.” Incidentally, jot,

is also the star in “Hawk Durango” each Friday as well, and

» eo » n » Nan Wynn will bring her blues in the night style | of singing to Mark Warnow’s “Sound Off” demonstra- |

“Call of the Wild” by comparison, and probably will end up raising | own rent. Incidentally, Hobart Donavan produces and directs, Lou!

In the romonce sweepstakes, a sunny disposition beats e coot of tan thirty woys to Thursday. Just invite the boyfriend over for on earful of

“DETECT 2 COLLECT”

You'll laugh your heads off at Lew Lehr's quiz show with ins stunning prizes ond surprises. Tune in...

8:30 P. '™.

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TONITE

‘HEADLINE NEWS’

Marshall Pope presents up-tp-the-minute reports each eves ning at 6:15 P. M.

i | i} The “Dick Haymes Show” will show up again tonight with Haymes vacation and Gordon Jenkins performing in the spotlight at 8, Hits and A Miss are the five who will jive on “I've Got the in the Morning with the Suitcase Six coming up late with “Who's Now." Jenkins will earn his money with one of his regular onefitions*at the Steinway, He'll hit the ivories with just one digit ig called “Paradise.” Incidentally, that lazy way to caress een ble for a Jenkins Fan Club on the West Coast. wn ' o ” ” : friends, I fumbled the ball. Yesterday, at 11:30 ayem, “The

Helen Trent” began its fourteenth year of romancin by 0} Ing. 1 it. Which just goes to prove, I suppose, that important

AMERICA'S TOWN MEETING

Provocative discussions on per. tinent issues of the day by Jeading authorities in their fields. .

7:30 P. M.

Chicago | membership to officers of

branches of the armed forces.

doesn’t mean much to me anymore, That, by the way, is ime serial on CBS, At the present time, Helen fs still a ee who fis knocking around with a young actor, a promia gangster. ponsor thinks it's all because ‘she uses

Es, 5 " iS up his search tomorrow for the “newest father” adio audience at 3. The new popsie will be presented tric refrigerator. A foolish gift, You can’t put

; a | “Business Highlights” at 10:15 booklet called - “Metals—1946,” to U'FBML :

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197 STUDENTS MAKE BUTLER HONOR ROLE

Twenty-seven Butler stydents have been named to the {honor rolls of their respective colleges for the second semester of the recently completed school year, the deans of the colleges announced

liberal arts and | sciences list nine honor students who have carried at least 12 academic hours and received a final grade of A in all subjects. are Barbara Jean Fark, Christine Fritsche, Funk, Laura Nell Loyd, |Jeanne Ada Malott, Reba Mae Marshall, Charles Roscoe Mather, Nancy | Clute Rodecker, and Rebecca Louise Taggart, according to Dean Gino

D. Jean Witte has been listed on thé college of education honor roll {and Charles Howard Meyer on the | university college list, Dean P. M. Bail said. Dr. Merwyn C. Brindenstine, assistant dean of the college administration, notfhced that Thomas J. Luck is on the honor roll for that school. | Dean Edward H. Niles, of the col- | | lege of pharmacy listed 15 honor! They are Evelyn Byrd, Walter Bienko, Neil Salisbury, Earl | ! Schiesz, Betty Settle; Philip Summers, Nancy Wilcox, Imogene Piper, Norbert Treuchet, Gloria Beckman, Ronald Snyder, Lowell Willis, Cecil Benson, Robert Berry, and Henry

RESERVE OFFICERS | TO HOLD ELECTION

Election of%vice pfesidents for air, ground and navy arms within the organization will highlight a meeting of Indianapolis chapter 7, Reserve Officer's association at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Indianapolis Ath- ||

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