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| FRIDAY, AUG. 2, 1945 : - A + THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES OUT OUR WAY ~By Williams VIC FLINT

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WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.—Veter-iright to a pension at the présent |

on a.new set of notes called “Derry Dum” and ; ; , wav- disabled Larry Douglas f : = 4 ‘(ans who were in any way- disabled time. Baby.r King toots <omuy cn miu na Frampim MarCotmmteh got 1 (ne service should apply as soon| And It is important to esiablish y. s ) J ¥ ) BR oi ; $ is. _ i : tq ! Juvy-duvy. That's where the little woman lets me wrap my arm around as possible to the, veterans’ adminis- | that right as soon as possible. The |

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sawdust in his snifter gets Tommy Riggs to talking to himself. Betty | VA office. | turns the old charm on and Balers Tommy into building a float which | . a—— 5 she can enter in the local huskin’ bee. Betty Lou is naturally quite) | happy about the whole thing. The joint gets to. jumping when Anita | T0 COLLECT PLANTS YOUNG DEMOCRATS | Ellis turns loose her tonsils on a set of melodies and Don Wilson makes | : REORGANIZE CLUB you think-that a Borden cow is equipped with up-to-date plumbing | By Science Service featuring new-fangled faucets, » ' | WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.—Collect-| James A. Eldridge, executive sec- | 4 8. 8 ing plants as a hobby helps to pass retary ‘of the ¥oung Democratic Twirling into tomorrow, one of the first things we find is a con- | the time for young Americans organization in Indiana, will leave nividg wench on “Stars Over Hollywood” at 11:30 in the ayem atmos- | stationed on remote islands, and Monday on an organizational tour

phere. Celluloid gharacter Doris Dowilng nakes like a a {may preve—in-many. instances to of the congressional districts, y rhe the regular otter man was "ARR / ° : b . . \ who got her job when ® an was dragged by the y,ye serious scientific value.

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[encouraging overseas servicemen tol imposed inactivity, Mr. Eldridge | mother of my children. (send in their collections for identi- said, The series will open Monday | ® = - ou : |fication and addition to the per- evening at Gary and other meetings | More war stuff unfolds on “Theater of Today” tomorrow at 11, A manent collections in the national will be held during the week at couple of love birés are caught up in the swirl of war and when the herbarium. ' [South Bend, Ft. Wayne, New Castle | soldier boy returns they. both find that they now part their hair dif-| It is not necessaty to be in the and Marion. ferently. It's an original drama by Jack Kelsey and is called “The lush lands of palms and pandanus| Bridge.” ‘ trees to make worth-while collecthd Ji " tions, Dr. E. H, Walker: of the EXCESS BAGGAGE: Nila Mack whips out the magic carpet and museum staff points out. . | rides into the land of “Let's Pretend” tomorrow at 10:05. She'll cook| A Red Cross worker in Alaska, up moral ‘lessons as to why good should ‘beat evil fo the finish line, a/who caught the collecting fever condition made possible only because you eat your Cream of Wheat |g hic 6. 1 buddies, has sent in| regularly, .« . The Grand’ Central choe-choo pulls in on schedule tomor- | 0 po" 00g specimens of ishes| row at 1 with Larry Adlet in the top slot-ef a:drama: penned by |. .- v 2 Martin Ryerson. Adler comes from a long line of show folks, and has (A0d lichens, constituting the largest just polished off a series of plays by Clifford Odets. That does it for Single plant collection thus far re-| today. : ' i : I Selved,

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