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Bible Messages Johnny Thompson

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tonight at 7, with the ants being about the only people who know the score. Trouble starts when two picnic sessions with two different sets of girls are arranged in the same afternoon.

and their excuse for leaving so often and so long is that there is a very important phone call that must be attended to. both live happily ever after because the beans “are never spilled.

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Betty Lou, tonight at 6:30, though, gives it a bit of reverse English.

She

decides that there is a house that she wants, so she puts the bee on the

owner by literally scaring him out of house and home.

She has Tommy

Riggs taking off his skin and dancing around in his bones as a skeleton

in the closet of the owner.

Anita Ellis is slated to sing sweetly, and

Don Wilson, a big fat skeleton, will feel self-conscious in reading a commercial about cows.

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detours. in hitting the highway to success, pound out their hyped-up

humor tonight at 7:30. breaks a tooth, some

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of changing his drama at the last moment—after releases have been sent

all over the nation by hard-working typewriter pounders. So, we'll just direct your attention to the Mercury Theater tonight at 9, when Orson and his cast will emote for Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer.

play with a head on it—one you'll quaff with delight.

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ages on Let's Pretend in the morning loafing atmosphere of 10:05. Fairy

tale is “The Yellow Dwarf” and deals with a queen who cannot give the princess permission to get hitched until she has checked with the Queen of the Underworld. Natch, there's a hitch to the hitch, and the

princess almost has to spend her years with the dwarf who hates people.

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Tomorrow's stars are from “Angel Street,” “Dream Girl” and such recent

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ADVOCATES NEED OF CHILD-CARE CENTER

Regulated out-of-school activities during the summer months was advocated by Mrs. Monica B. Owen, national field director of the Play Schools asso-

ciation in New York, at a meeting of Indianapolis women

for children

Columbia club “A great

dropped | Owens said.

shortages,

| ehildren.” the

attended the

TRAINING OF NURSES | IS NEAR STANDSTILL Z

The Indiana Hospital association reports that enrollment in nurses’

training in Indiana has decreased almost 100 per cent, Dr. Charles W, Myers, association president, said while classes in the government-sponsored cadet system during the war numbered 35 women they now have enroll-

ments of two

yesterday. many

programs,”

“Many factors such as housing job problems and unsettled world conditions point up the need for contipuance and expansion of child-care centers during the post-war period. “These centers meet a permanent need in providing the. right kind | of environment and well-thought | out activities for this generation of |

speaker said.

luncheon.

or three,

in the

communities which had play schools and childcare centers for children of 5 to 13 as a wartime measure their

have now Mrs.

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THEN THERE WAS THAT MYSTERIOUS WHISPER WHEN I WAS IN THE LIBRARY. SOMEBODY WANTED TO SEE ME IN THE SOLARIUM, WHO COULD THAT HAVE BEEN?

WERE IN THE

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& was too busy with my own thoughts to look in the rear view mirror, That kind of thinking comes high.

em —— Mr. Mayor, | object." This bill to + erect tents on the green is being railroaded through the Council—| |

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Mrs, Owen was sponsored by the Indianapolis section of the National Council of Jewish Women, led by! Mrs. Charles F, Efroymson, president of the social service committee. Approximately 70 representatives of the family and child welfare sec tion of the council of social agencies

corps

In a recent meeting the group discussed raising .of nurses’ wages

|to parity for jobs requiring no [training or little skill. Plans were

quiring

| nurses.

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also discussed for training volunteer women in hospital work reintelligence but not the eneral duty

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Do WE HAVE TO DRIVE PAST THE PLACE WHERE THOSE SEARCH LIGHTS ARE?

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—By Blosser

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