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Veteran, in Business, Loses

— by NormAaN TRAVES

Warnow” show jd tugged the whole shebang over to a Friday night spot. You can lar Mark and his gang of musicians playing soldier at 7 this peeyem. |'s the same show you used to hear on Thursday, and the sponsor is sf your long bearded uncle who is anxious for all young

fellers to khow leir left foot from the right.

Blending with the olive

drab military aposphere will he the brown-skinned melodies of the

matic close to thhalf-way point when a short bit tells of the achievements of the Nis—a group of Americans with two strikes against them. | ent to civilian life:

a 3 5 " = " If you have iirchased the Brooklyn bridge recently, you can unload| Q.—I am a veteran, and I'm con-| a span or so of jon Tommy Riggs. He's a fellow who is mighty easv to! sidering going into business for my- |. ' Tonijt at 6:30, for example, he lets Betty Lou talk himself. A friend advises me that the|interfere with my sehool-work. Will into going on apmping trip. Tommy thinks the whole idea is strictly.| smartest thing to do is to incorpo-|MY Working reduce the subsistence

influence.

from hunger bepise he flunked: chemistry while in college and hasn't

felt at home ilthe elements since.

But it’s Betty Lou's smooth

line of chatter tit puts the idea across, so Tommy goes camping against

his better judgint.

His resultant tussle with nature ought to con-|

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rate myself. He says I will save | taxes that way. Is this true? A.—There are certain advantages

vince you that gn has no business straying outside the cozy confines, te operating as a corporation. The

of his own parlq

LJ ” ” u ” Nick and Na Charles, “Mr. and Mrs. Thin Man,” get invited out

to dine and winup at the wrong address, at 7:30 tonight.

It must be

the wrong addreg because the hosts are three gangsters and the main course is a womi who ain't talking. That's proof enough to Nick and | Nora that the gi is daid, and proof enough, too, that they're both up

tb their gullets i“The Case of the Lost Dinner.” hostage, while Na is set free to earn the price of a meal by finding the for six months,

guy who is reallyo blame.

#1 Ho a 8% “Maisie” willkt her newspaper go to blazes while she chases after a

racketeer who ris a river gambling boat, at 9:30 tonight. ain't “chasing” hh in a romantic sense.

No, by golly!

Now- she She’s intereste

Nick is held as the|

4 |mium is due on my government

big trouble you might encounter, however; is in getting started. If] you incorporate you will not be eli-| gible ror the +eadjustment allowances in case your enterprise fails to net $100 a month at first. Q.—I have been totally disabled | I have written to| the veterans’ administration explaining the whole thing, but I have| not heard from them. Another pre-

in cracking downn the legal loophole he is using in order to chisel out a | insurance, and I am wondering |

dishonest dollar ir himself.

Ann Sothern is the beautiful blond hunk | whether or not to pay it, since I

of (hip slingingHynamite who is mighty het up over the means the| have been disabled for. more than | gambler uses to pnder his pocket cleaning service for the good people | six months. What should I do about

of the neighborihd.

is a cinch to blequipped with an Eversharp pen that writes under

water when she hws out to the gambling boat.

tossed overboard,

After all, she may be

"sy ” o ” ” Wayne Kingtill continue to play hush-hush when he tip-toes up

to the mike tonig at 8:30. Victor Herbert and George Gershwyn come | in for most of thattention on the show sponsored by Rexall Druggists. of 'Life” is Herbert's prescription, while Nancy Evans sings a double digf Gershwin melodies called “Summertime” and “Every - Also to be heard, “Ginger Flower” by Lane, It all comes and goes so easy like a butterfly hiccough ninety feet away.

“Ah, Sweet Myst

thing I Have Is ours.” tz” by Strauss.

pnd “Emperor that you can h

MM a firefly,

sp = 4 » =» E : After you've ben bedded down peaceful like by the music of Wayne [of the midwest Federation of AmerKing, you can Kp in that same relaxed position by keeping the dial |ican-Syrian-Lebanon clubs. stationary for a jten to Orson Welles at 9. Orson is now speaking to | ou from Califota, where he is beginning production on a new cellu- | be Toby David, Cleveland, O.. Miss oid. He catchehis breath long enough, though, to present.a weekly

dramatic thrilletfor his Mercury Summer Theater. Pabst Blue Ribb{ Beer, composed of 33 fine brews.

| = “. wu a Twirling the into tomorrow, some choice play acting is on t

docket. “Thea

He likes that. Je as he hiresht to that beer company he can always be sure of a! ead.

His sponsor is |ywestminister college, Princeton, N. As |g will sing and Miss Rose Marie

a he f Today,” at 11 ayrm, for example, he tells the tale

Franklyn | po hquet Sunday in the ‘Egyptian MacCormack is # fellow who reads the moon glow poetry by the light | room of the Murat Temple will

of a couple who'ved in a small town all their lives and then came to the big city to Je. They expected it to be cold, even in the hottest weather. But if ju people in Ben Davis want to find out whether or not it’s really worth pe jaunt dn to Indianapolis, this is the story that will ‘give you the real wdown. Xe

o i ” ~ “ Nila Mack, w be back to spin her fairy tales to all yOu OVergrown

‘kids tomorrow a10:05—just after the news,

She calls it “Left's Pre-

tend,” and the hy she unravels a make believe yarn, makes it just

natural for youb pick it up and string along,

Tomorrow, I have a

tip that a méanid king asks a prince to court a beautiful princess for

him. Natch, therince sells his own merchandise to the gal. They fall in love and livéhappily ever after.

. Wheat. i

He probably says his success is due to the faot tit he always keeps his breakfast bowl full of Cream of

Everything comes out fine, though, and “Maze”! the premium?

A.—You should continue to pay premiums until the disability waiver

DANGE, BANQUET TO HIGHLIGHT MEETING

A dance tomorrow night and a highlight the four-day convention

Toastmaster at the: banquet will

| Josephine Haboush, student” at

Tamer will play the piano at the banquet. The Feistikje family of Indianapolis will play original musical instruments made in Syria and Misses Margaret and Selma Abood of Scranton, Pa, will sing. Acting consul general of Lebanon, Edward A. Ghorra, was expected to arrive this morning by plane. The reception committee which was to met. Mr. Ghorra includes Mose | Katter, chairman, ¥ K. Freije, A. F. Maloof, Mrs, W, 8S. Zarick, Mrs. George Haboush, Mrs. Margaret Gani, Mrs. Joseph Letiff and Miss

Q—I have a full-time job lined up for this fall, when I enter college. It is arranged so as not to

payments due me as a veteran? A.—The present veterans’ administration ruling says that veterans employed full-time while going to school cannot get the subsistence payments. Some modifications of this decision are under econsideration, however. Describe your work in detail to VA and get a special ruling from them which applies exactly to your case. Q.—Will a bonus given by a state be deducted from any bonus congre-+ might authorize in ‘the future? ~No. (Questions will be answered only in this space—“not by mail.)

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