Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 August 1946 — Page 31

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RIGHTS... By Douglas Larsen Prices by NorRMAN TRAVIS y ous hy . “SUSPENSE” is switching murders in mid stream. Bill Spier had M a t N t P { t od 8 Been originally intended to flash J. Carroll Naish over the ether tonite in. a Iscon uc Oo ro ec e i nice romantic little whodunit called “Blue Eyes” It was a friendly . wasn 4 thing about a middle-aged man who planned to kill his wife and marry B L w lon $ J i his secretary, Tonight at 7, instead, Naish will just-be-middie-aged-in Y- a\ ua ran reeing oO S Wate TOR IN . “Commuters, Ticket.” It's & killer-diller about a murder rap that's MRS, BROWN WOW /--- THEY pinned on the wrong side of the tracks. Incidentally, the thriller does WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.— Job|have to be solved by court decision FORGOT MAKE. THINGS 88 the job it set out to do -so well that it is now the top program Ior| i yc for veterans have inspired | if you don’t have a unien to argue HER ; LOOK SO BIG ning. 2 bs . ————— Thursday Have ue # 88.8 the following questions: it for you GLASSES VICE © Dick Haymes and Helen Forrest are still skipping @—About six months ago, I went Q=I am a veteran and own & a beat on vacation so thé top spot on the “Dick back $0 x i 1d job after small business, It was kept going Chev. Haymes Show” belongs to Gerdon Jenkins. Gordon {P2C work in my o {while I was in service by my " and 35 eof Petrillo’'s men get together on something | leaving the service. There had been | brother-in-law. One of our emervice that talks about three square meals a day, 1 guess, la lot of changes. I had worked for | ployees was drafted and has now A because it's called “Doin’ What Comes Naturally.” th . bet be- | een reinstated in his old job. But a upiets Everybody will get together for a rootin’-tootin’ the company three years before be- = 00") 0 changed. He never session on an operetta called “She'll Be Comin’ Round :@ ing drafted. Just before I left, & "0 for work og time and is rolet the Mountain,” and the Suitcase Six gets baggy on jj} % [man was hired to do ales poe | causing trouble Smong the other “ "ow i rain” i JAS A ad | . L1-4378 Coquette. In Love in Vain belongs to Jenkins Gordon. Jenkins same work I was doing e a) employees. I want to get #id of

because that's the sighal for him te give a one [been given a promotion while I wes | : finger performance at the Steinway while the other nine digits go out in service. Last week the plant an. | im, but I am" wondering about and play baseball nounced there would be a lay-off the law which says I have to keep . pn ’ him for a year. Does this apply?

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* =o 5 8 #4 : 5 The private eye that Mr. Keen reserved for missing persons will caused bY GH Tey bia A—The law says you can't fire a go to work again this evening. I have special information that as (me I wouldn 2e lo wo reinstated veteran “without cause” . or pa— NE - early a8 6:30 this peeyem there will be a body missing from the studio |a while. But they didn't lay off the within car.” Apparent) You FUNNY OME 5,8 IE JINN ; and that'll be the signal for Mr. Keen to whip out his tracing utensils. other man. They said the recent h a year, PP Yo ¥ A \ Some of the top air wave detectives use phychological tricks to trip supreme court ruling authorized | Rave cause. ) the meanies, but the Keen kid does it all by simple deductions. He them to lay “me off first. Is this| Q-—When I got out of service I | were) | learned it from a snake who was quite an adder. [true? went back to my old job. But there lust, Gears : Rich relatives are nice to have if they have 6 muh money that | A—The supreme court ruling has was 4 new boss, and I couldn't get ARTS it kills them. But Stu Erwin isn't quite that lucky. MWe has a rich nothing to do with your case. Yom along with hhim. I quit, and soon 11-7512 { relative—period. The old gent comes to visit Stu, who is trying to hum have more seniority than the other after the boss left. Now I would MENT ) > and haw his way through a session Rs manager of “Welcome Arms” man. The question appears to be|like to go back there. Only two IMENT apartments on Phone Again Finnegan tonight at 9:30. The rich uncle whether or not you are doing exact- {months have elapsed since I was E SERVICE 3 plays house in a manner that upsets the-entire building, and by the(ly the same work that the non- discharged from the service, I still a 1-91 54 time the clock gets around to quitting time there is reason to believe veteran is doing. If you are, accord- |have part of my 90 days in which | as ding: that the loose screw is something that is hereditary—and not just a ing to the law, he has to be laid off [to reapply for reinstatement. Can| 10diate service. bit of faulty plumbing. (first, This problem will eventually |? do this? : ] u 8 8 " " o — A ———— i ———— ating & Repair, ! Tonight at 8:30 will be your last chance to listen to “Hobby Lobby" | No.—You have the right to Wesker Sorvies as it putters around. Next week, the spare time will be, filled ay LIST CONTRIBUTORS reinstate only once. i “Crime Photographer.” The sHutter bug used to click on Monday 4 TT SH ie for CBS but jumped at the chance to solve crimes for a sponsor. (Questions will be answered ave. BB-3333, “Flash Gun Casey” is & well-known character created by George Y CHILDREN only in this space—not by mail. pp ] Harmon Coxe, and is played by Staats Cotsworth, who is one of the IRR TR eo Good NIGHT, MRS. KANE . YOU AND BUCK CAN TAKE OVER. IP YOU DON'T WANT TO DRIVE, FRECK JUST: SSURIES 50 theater's handy men in the land of make-believe. He footlighted as : re ‘FRED: TETER NAMED NOW | YOU'RE ON YOUR OWN! HAND THE WHEEL BACK © ME! ad a Tires Banquo with Maurice Evans in “Macbeth,” and paints so well that" his Thirty-one Indiana residents eons | TONED THIS fr mm ml ib RS canvases have been hung to dry in art galleries throughout the country [tributed in July toward the support LEGION POST LEADER! ! BE ii ii i Il ih | BE-4300 —well, in Philadelphia, anyway. Anchor-Hocking Glass is the sponsor of needy children overseas, through Fred Teter is the Tew SomBIhUET | A BA Al ali SOU. i fi il TE when whose face §8.in the window, |the Foster Parents’ Plan for yur of Bervice Post No. 128, American i A tl THING ! Qf + . .8 A 4 4. 4 (Children, Mrs, Edna Blue, chair- v uhdtly ; HD wmf HHA : Ce The wild blue yonder department of the Army will get the spotlight | man announced today. Legion. He was elected Monday a fio as “Mark Warnow Sound's Off" at 7:30. The Army Air Forces will | Contributors include seven In- night at Oaklandon, n the bulletin be 39 years of age on that day. The cake that’the program will bake |... hapolis Fesidents. five of Evans- Other new officers are Robert M. ohool Cormis-' is all ‘about the way the AAF got back to a peaceful footing after in d one eath in Westfield Knox, first vice commander; Chalon In- wearing an outsize girdle during the war. Special guest will be Patti | Ville, an Aub Terre Raute. mer Swartz, second vice comccifications for Clayton, who warbles dally at 6 over CBS, She'll talk about “Full Moon Janmmond, ey itl , ya |mander; Myron Mills, adjutant; omen, Jar and Emply Arms” and “Tit-Willow” by Gilbert and Bullivan. Mark Jeffersonville, Sou a 8 | pobert Eliott, finance officer; Harold enal a hing 1 Warnow will fly high on the “Army Air Corps Song” and the line forms Porte, Lebanon and South Bend. .. |E. Riley, sergeant-at-arms; John PF. he elementary on the left for a suit of khaki when the chorus sounds off with a| The plan operates 56 children’s Linder, ‘chapiaih, and William E me « » J ’ ’ . Technion! her s singing commercial. projects in France, England, aly; Reynolds, historian. The Officers ment walk at 4 #8 a CI . Malta, Holland and Belgium where jo, 0000 cratisd. Monday Deir History is being made in te wi opéte olteiiit rr we aw ine it provides care for children of most : ipment neces= on any daytime drama; “Rosemdry. is. n eaturing background |,¢ war torn countries. . +: is Deer oar music at 10:45 each morning. The mo} muse is the brainstorm of he contributors to the This Is the square economy \ 3 the director, Leslie Harris, who believes in backstopping the emotions 5 Lu Lory cinder. ; of Rosemary and company. Whenever- things get rough, organist Pian ate Mex hyanry 3. Hombrook: bottle — economical because uipment ‘untif 3 ! Paul Taubman comes through with music designed to let you kno Clemens O. . 3 : : it takes up less refrigerator 12 said spec . that the villain has just slipped in the side door. . . [John 8. Harrison; Mary Orouch; SCHOOL ) TA a "na Jo S. wre, and Mrs, Gertrude space — economical because as “House Party” will have its final dally airing for the week tomorrow A. Davis. BoD, . : at 3. ‘Art Hinesotter has spent the entire week looking for the person| Since the plan was started in each bottle contains enough 5 Director. ] "born farthest from Hollywood”. Mrs. Travis says she'll bet that|1937, more than 44,000 children of cream-that-can-be-whipped NLA Ie, _ whoever it is, they were born at that particular place because theylall nationalijies have been given for H. : its wanted bo be near their mother. An old joke—but then so Is Mrs. Travis. aid, Mrs. Blue said, ° eight senerous toppings 5 5 : y } > / i » ’ s it » on oy : . : v 4 Lh » Ln ri? ¢ : i. : : . : “ * ; z Ki .